The Westmount examiner, 15 mai 1959, Cahier 1

[" TF aw wwe gem 2 wot Sets Fin sitet ye ( + sg, ee BE ee \u201c + rivale bill is forecast] to preserve tenant vote The rights of Westmount voters who are tenants rather than property owners will be protected, according to a statement by Mayor J.C.Cushing at Tuesday's \u2018annual meeting of the Westmount Municipal Association.In a speech in which he outlined past activities and future plans of the city council, Mayor Cushing said that \u201csteps will be taken, if necessary by private bill, to insure that citizens of Westmount who are not paying property taxes-directly will not be disenfranchised.\u201d \u2019 Last month 4,500 tenants in the City of Outremont had their names deleted from the election Hat following a court order stating that tenants not paying property taxes could not vote.Other plans for the future Hated by the Mayor included the increase of the city's quick borrowing power for temporary ans in anticipation of revenue rom bond issues or taxes; the preparation of the tax roll every three years instead of every one; and the increase of the city\u2019s powers of expropriation, ~The latter, he stated, are at present somewhat restricted, and there ig a need for powers at least comparable to those enjoyed by the City of Montreal.Mention was also made of additional space required by the © city hall offices, which, said the Mayor, are at present operating in somewhat inadequate quarters.Capital expenditures in the comifig year will nôt involve any major construction, he continued, with the possible exception of increasing the facilities and capacity of the corporation\u201d yard buildings, and continuing the program «of expansion in the light and pbwer départment on lines of development laid down many years ago.TRAFFIC PLANS Future traffic plans will be - Concerned with removing hazards, he said, e.g.widening existing lanes to talie care of mod- \"ern transport; and straightening out the bend in Grosvenor avenue where it joins Montreal at its northern extremity.Nothing will be done regarding the widening of Dorchester street west, the Mayor continued, until the City of Montreal decides to take similar steps between Atwater and Guy streets.; - METRO In talking of events of the past year, Mayor Cushing referred to metropolitan government in Montreal as * a milestone in the history of West- \u2018mount, Montreal.and Quebec.I cannot tell you the amount of time in man hours which has been consumed in working it out.\u201d He mentioned the Westmount ewsletter, whose first issue as devoted entirely to Metro, \u201cAuto gutted by gas fire A 1958 Hillman convertible opposite 22 Windsor avenue was completely gutted by fire Friday at 2.09 p.m.when children playing with matches set fire to some gasoline which was on the road beneath the car.The car was owned by Mrs.John A.Walker of 47 Ainslie road, Town of Mount Royal.Westmount Fire Chief Harper said the gas on the road probably came from the gas tank of the auto which was full.The car had been sitting in the hot sun, which could have caused a slight expansion of the fluid, x and stated that the council intends to produce and distribute such newsletters when ever the occasion warrants.WMA chairman tables query with 27 items A 27-part question which was submitted to the Westmount Municipal Association for consideration at its annual meeting Tuesday by A.Jacob Livinson.114 Blenheim Place, was tabled by chairman F.W.Gross on the grounds that it requested the Association\u2019s opinion on the several parts, which he was not authorized at that time to express.Mr.Livinson, an Assotia- tion member, who accused the chairman and a fellow-mem- ber of ridiculing him In his attempts to be heard, later brought up a further question under the heading of mew business, regarding the possible use of Incandescent lght- ing on business thorough-' fares.Alec Heron, superintendent of.the city\u2019s Light and Power Department later told newsmen that incandescent lighting, which did not require supporting posts, had been tried in several U.S.cities, and was not \u201can unqualified success\u201d.The 27-part question was not referred to again until after the meeting, when city manager T.J.Hughes expressed the opinion that most of the suggestions involved considerable expense.A question was addressed to Alderman Laird Bovaird requesting that steps be taken Lo improve the lighting on Winchester avenue.\u201cSomething will be done,\u201d Bo- vaird assured the questioner.He reported that the city is planning an ambitious program of improved street lighting.A further point arose on parking in Westmount lanes.Alderman C.Drury stated that parking in lanes.whether public or TUN = CONSERVATIVE ECONSERVAT MEETING: Green, minister of public works (centre), chats with Gavin Ross, new president of the Young Progressive Conservative Association armas ye Howard OC.(left), and VE PARTY | Gerry McRae, president of the association nat s meeting in the Westmount Junior nesday evening.JE UU UU PIO mee ee outgeing vice- High School Wed- \u2014 Tedd Church Photo VOL.XXX, No.20 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1959 24 PAGES FIVE CENTS REE EEE ENT INDEX Church News.10, 11 Classified Ads .17 Editorials .00000000 4 Obituaries .\u2026.\u2026.2 Sports .\u2026\u2026.18 19 Unity Boys\u2019 Club .2 Victoria Holl .c0000 2 Women's and Social .12-16 This Week Westmount 9 id SE SERRE ETS EN private, was prohibited at all times.Rev.William D.F.Morris, a Winchester avenue resident, was more concerned with the possibility of the city's acquiring modern playground equipment.With special reference to installing wading pools for children befor» June 24, Alderman Paul Ouimet told him that it was not possible to do so by that date.The program of improvements to park equipment had to be studied he stated, and it was agreed that he.Mr.Morris and other WMA officials would \u201cget together in July\u201d.which then dripped down to the i street.Auto Guide out today TIN LIZZIE may only be a collector's item today, but for news of the latest in the motoring world, be sure to get your copy of the annual AUTO GUIDE publisiied with this Issue.Minister emphasizes potential in industry Canada has sufficient potential to become one of the leading industrial nations of the world, according to Howard C.Green, minister of public works.Green was addressing a meeting of the Young Progressive Conservative Association Wednesday evening at the Westmount Junior High School on the policies and objectives of the Conservative party.The key policy of the Conservative party, he disclosed, is development.\u201cThe government is striving to develop the St.Lawrence Seaway, the North, oil and gas, a national energy program, the Columbia river area and the harbor at St.John's, Newfoundland.\u201cBut at the same time,\u201d he emphasized, \u201cthe government is not neglecting secondary industries.We have devised a process to promote these industries, far from letting them lie fallow.\" \u201cSince our party came lo power in 1957,\u201d he said,.\u201cmany things have been done to combat the current recession.We have adopted a small home loan policy which has proven quile successful and has shown a record number of housing developments.He stated that his party undertook programs to aid those Canadians \u2018who tad it tough,\u201d with old age pension increases, larger pensions to the disabled and programs to aid veterans and the development of Canadian agriculture.\u201cThe Conservative party is anxious to help municipalities and the provinces,\u201d he continued.\u201cLast fall the federal government met with municipal mayors in talks which proved hoth useful and beneficial.Incidentally, the provinces are getting more money from the federal government than ever before.\u201d Concerning Canada\u2019s status in defence, he said: \u201cCanada should do a (adr share In defence production with her allies.defence ngreoments between Canadas and the U.N.are working out much better than before.\u201d Currently, Concluding on the note of the Commonwealth.he stated: \u201cThe Conservative government aims to make Canada a leader in the Commonwealth, to help her retain her place and show full power in world affairs, whether it be the United Nations, economic aid to olher countries or showing her colors as a leader among the industrial nations of the world.\u201d PRE SEEN AE REA ET NN LAN SP Next week\u2019s weather May 16 to 28 By ERIC NEAL Sunny and relatively hot to start the week, with morning mists.Night thunder and showers for some districts.Thick fog along the St.Lawrence Guif.Temperature range 30-73 with 65 hours of sunshine, but risk of white frost for some places.Storms around the Great lakes and along the border into the Maritimes.Tornado comditions in the Ottawa Valley.Orchards in bloom In the south, next week for the Laurentians, Fishing fair dawn and evening, Eu 2 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 15, 1959 At Unity Boys\u2019 Club Zoo trip to open summer program , By MAURICE MARIASINE ' The Unity Boys' Club summer program will get underway on Tuesday, June 30, with a trip to the Granby | Zoo.It is expected that approximately 100 children will register for this special event.The last time that a visit was made by the Club to the Granby Zoo was on June 26, 1956.Club members who wish to participate in this event | are urged to register early.Further particulars may be obtained from Boys\u2019 Work Supervisor Robert Parker and Girls\u2019 Work Supervisor Crystal Cunningham.HOBBY SHOW The regular schedule of arts and crafts which started at the beginning of Octcber 1058 and which was conducted on a week- Jy and biweekly basis since that time will come to a close on Friday.May 22, when the Club will hold their annual Hobby Show Exhibition, Articles pioduced during the veur will be on display.It as \u201cOpen Hause\u201d for parents \u2014 they are urged to come to the Club and see for themselves what their children have secomplishied constructively during (he past season.The Ladies Auxiliary will hold their annual \u201cFood Sale\u201d on the same date, and the general public is invited.TALENTS OF \u201c59 A preview of the Variety Show which will be presented at the Unity Boys' Club on Friday May 22.was presented at the Queen Mary Veteran's Hospital last Friday night.From the audi- W.FRIEDRICH Swiss Watch Repair Expert Temporary Address: 51 BRUCE AVE.WE.7-1855 SUITS & COATS 55 up Made to your measure from a large selection of best English woollens.Work Guaranteed.Ladies\u2019 and Gent's SLACKS *15 Made to measure Sport Jackets Made To Measure -.- $35.wp Alterations & Remodelling.Reasonable Prices Rvenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St.Catherine) WE.3-5908 \u201cua * ence viewpoint the Show was a complete success \u2014 the patients\u2019 appreciation wes genuine and enthusiastic and many of the acts were called back for encores.Included in the May 22 show wil be Mona O'Brien's majorette group who will present a baton twirling exhibition and several other club activity acts.Following the Club presentation, the Talent Club's next assignment will be at Lake Placid, N.Y., on June 3, where the group will entertain at the Rotary International Assembly.TRACK MEET The facilities of the West- mount Athletic Grounds have been secured to oonduct the Sixth Annual Unity Boys\u2019 Club Track and Field Meet on Saturday, May 30.Club members planning to participate in the Meet are ashed to register immediately.A meeting of the planning committee was held at the Club athis week under the chairmanship of Club Supervisor Robert Parker.The program was reviewed and officials appointed for the Meet.LAURIER CLUB While all other group clubs at Unity are in the process of culminating their activities for this season, the Laurier Club under the capable ieadership of Peter Doherty is carrying on and given every indication that this group club of 14 boys will continue their weekly meetings and discussions indefinitely.Last week a constitution was drafted, an election of officers took place, interesting and educational movies were shown and the previous week, their guest speaker was Mr.Joseph Poirier whose principle topic was \u201cSocial Work.\u201d Elected to office were: president, Michael Dwyer; vice-presi- dent, Buddy McKaig; secretary.Michael Bervaldi; treasurer.Richard Cooney; activities supervisor, Claude Servant.Peter Doherty in the group supervisor; advisor and consultant is Unity's Boys\u2019 Work Supervisor Robert Parker.PROGRAM NOTES The basketball sason has ended John McDonaugh's Hawks won the Spring House WE.5-2595 FOR BEST SERVICE Work Guaranteed CONSULT AN EXPERT FOR EACH JOB ROOFING - PLUMBING - HEATING VENTILATION - @ Doy & Night Service | | LEO FALARDEAU 3955 ST.JAMES STREET WEST =) Equipped Truck FREE ESTIMATES GAS BURNERS\u2014 \u2018WE.32432 {| Nae REFLECTED GLORY: Waiting tensely back- before Friday night's Unity Talent Show at the Queen Mary Veterans\u2019 Hospital are Maureen O'Brien, and Irish lass who performed Lily Parks.In show.the Scots sword dance, and acrobatic dancer anh 0 bituar les cid ed A HL be de eA R.E.HEARD Funeral services were wits held Saturday for Mr.R.E.Heard, 4151 Dorchester street west, chief accountant and an officer of the J.P.Porter Company, who died May 7 in the Montreal General Hospital at the age of 63.A native of Fenelon Falls, Ontario, he was a noted marathon runner in his youth, winning competitions in the Toronto and Northern Ontario area.After attending the University of Toronto he joined the 42nd wing of the RAF in World War ! and was stationed at Fort Worth Texas.Mr.Heard had been associated with the J.P.Porter Company for 35 years, and before that time had been with the Canadian Bank of Commerce, \u2018the Dominion Dredging Company.and the E.O.Leahey Construction Company.He is survived by his wife, the | former Jaunita Watkins of Sherbrooke, Quebec; three sons, Ted, Bruce and Larry and three grandchildren.MISS D.LECHARTIER Miss Dominique Lechartier, 637 Sydenham avenue, a former student of St.Paul's Academy, died accidentally in Paris, France on Monday.She was the daughter of Bernard Lechartier.general manager of Credit Foncier Franco-Canadien.Miss Lechartier.who was in her 19th year, was a graduate of College Marie de France in Montreal, and was studying at College Marie de Neuilly in Paris at the time of her death.A funeral was held in Paris, and a requiem mass will be sung here upon the return of Mr.and Mrs.Lechartier.League winning the final game versus Knicks 52-38 and 33-44.Little League practices are being conducted at the West- mount Athletic Grounds every Saturday morning, and softbail games are played at Westmount Park every Monday and Friday evening.Bantam and Midget baseball teams have been organized and will be entered in the City Leagues.Coaches are John Forbes for the Bantams and Douglas Gavin for the id- gets.A coming event is the children\u2019s Jamboree at Belmont Park (No date has been set as yet.) An afternoon handicraft class 1s being conducted by Robert Parker.Articles produced in this class will \u201cpe on display at the :Hcbby Show.The Eighth Annual Table Tennis Tournament will be held on Wednesday, May 27th 10\"! Talent Show at Queen Ma A crowd of white-shirted.blue-corduroyed men gathered in the auditorium of the Queen Mary Veteran's Hospital Friday evening to witness the Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent Show.Tie men,- many of them in wheel chairs, gave hearty rounds of applause to soloists Hannah Lebwohl, Audrey Jay and Cecilia Orsidi, who sang some of their old favorites, including \"I believe,\u201d \u201cToot Toot Tootsie.\u201d The show opened with a precision chorus line performed by Elen Rowland, Adele Prevost, Sherrill Muir, Linda Hotton, Carolyn Scanlan, Cieryl Dar- gavel and Patsy Prevost.Also coming in for her share of the limelight was pint-sized Judy Matthews, who put on an impressive display of singing, dancing and baton twirling.One of the featured performers was Wee Willie Starkey, who according to master of ceremonies Maurice Mariasine, Unity director, came out of \u201cretirement\u201d fora the show.Starkey played guitar and sang profession- Victoria Hall TONIGHT 8.30 p.m.: George Murray Ta- ient Qaravan (tickets at CBC).SATURDAY Eve: St.Augustine's Bowling Club mixed banquet.TUESDAY 8 p.m.: Lodge 1751 1AFM meeting.WEDNESDAY 12 noon: Westmount Rotary iuncheon.8 pm.: Northern Electric Engineers meeting.THURSDAY 8 p.m.: Westmount Recreation department awards night; West- mount Stamp Club; Masonic Study Club.Note: Weddings, private parties, and women's events are not listed.the background are several of the \u201cUnity Cuties\u201d who were warming up their precision number which opened the \u2014- Tedd Church Photo scores hit Ly Veterans® ally for several years, but now performs only for his own pleasure, or in the case of Friday evening, for that of others.A phenomenal act was given by a young ventriloquist billed simply as Carolyn, who kept her audience laughing with the sharp repartee between herself, her dummy, Sandy, and his homely girlfriend.All performers were greeted with enthusiastic applause.The program included Kevin Murray, Maureen O'Brien, Lily Parks, Frances Gould, Maxine Godfrey, Evelyn Anthony, \u201cPat and Erlana,\u201d Pat Collins, Maureen Rennie, Ken MacWhir- ter, George Luker, Evelyn Desjardins, Billy Smith, \u201cThe Youngsters,\u201d and a Charleston group.\u2019 Regular members of the Talent Show who did not perform were \u2018Little Billy,\u201d Billy Walker, and Gerald Hebert.UR organization is well known for the personal service given to each family served.BA Tolling PA HUNMS Ar williams $010 SHERBROOKE STREET west fr | 1234 Mountain St.PE Five Generations of Traditional Service Û.ne Jos.Crazy &BRO.Funerau DireCtORS , mani à 3 à 6 à.+» = WIE ASE Phone: UN.6-6363 A rea ps 5 tem man tes ime =m | @ | | i Interiors \u2014 Draperies MULLINS ANTIQUES oy Regd.ESTABLISHED 1899 1317 Greene Ave., WE.5-3894 WATCH REPAIRS ANTIQUES BOUGHT $ Certified Watchmaker and SOLD \"\u20ac Custom Furniture O H MAN 5 Upholstery Repairs WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.VOL.XXX, No.20 WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1959 on mg ye J.G.Harper tops 1959 executive in WMA elections John G.Harper, 640 Lans- downe avenue, was elected president of the Westmount Municipal Association by acclamation at Tuesday's annual meeting in Victoria Hall, as well as 45 other officers of the proposed slate.Vice-presidents for the coming year are Geoffrey H.Merrill, 335 Clarke avenue, and Irving Back- ler, 44 Roxboro avenue; Mrs.Mil- tary - treasurer.# & A.Peterson continues as sec- gs An unexpected addition to the proposed slate of officers was announced just before the vote was taken.Mrs.Bernard T.Jones, 381 Clarke avenue, was nominated for an as yet undesignated position by 20 members of good standing in the Association.Following the reading of the list, which contained an unusually large proportion of doctors\u2019 \u201c names, Association member Dr.Gordon Copping was led to comment that \u201cMrs.Jones must pay her medical bills very promptly.\u201d Audience reaction indicated that Mrs.Jones was a popular choice as a nominee.President Harper told citizens he would bring his best efforts to the Association, and pointed out that there was \u2018a wealth of talent\u201d in the new executive.He then proposed a vote of thanks to Fred Gross, outgoing president, and his executive, Other members elected to the executive are: H.V.Banks, J.C.Barry, J.B.Brierley, L.Brunton, J.Caplan, F.D.Cobbett, R.W.Coristine, P.G.Edgell, R.M.Everson, S.B.Fraser, J.A.Fuller, Jr.W.P.Gall, R.G.Gam- meli, A.L.Ham, J.R.Hebert, C.D.Heward, M.C.Holt, R.L.Hunter, J.Janelle, A.S.Keator, C.P.Keeley, T.B.King, M.O.Kirsch, G.H.Kohl, G.F.Laf- ferty, J.A.Laing, C.Lewis, DL.Lindsay, P.Martin, A.M.Min- nion, J.E.Mitchell, W.H.O*- Reilly.J.H.Patton, R.F.Powell, J.M.Raymond, J.H.Richer, J.St.Pierre, J.M.Savage, J.F.Stairs, L.H.Walls, L.S.Webster, R.L.Williams and Mesdames H.T.Birks, J.A.Hodgson, J.G.Howlett, T.R.Meighen, J.Porteous, M, C.Willis.Genuine English and Scotch TWISTS, TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, REVERSIBLE TWISTS and MOHAIRS of highest quality in stock or imported by request.In AN Shades and Patterns.Ladies\u2019 and Gents\u2019 SUITS & COATS MADE-TO-MEASURE IN ONE WEEK Customers or eur swan materiel made up.© REPAIRING © REMODELLING © REFITTING QUICK SERVICE F.L.SILVER LADIES\u2019 & GENT'S TAILOR 1235 Greene Ave.(Downstairs) WE.2-6633 4 THE STATE OF THE CITY: plans for the future.With the Mayor are i Mayor J.C.Cushing (centre) reported to the Westmount Municipal Association Tuesday vight on the Council's activities for the past year, and Merrill, and Fred Gross.new officers (I.to r.) Alderman F.E.H.Gates, J.H.TLR outgoing Association chairman | At the annual was attended by citizens of Westmount, the of the Association nounced.John G.Harper succeeds Mr.Gross, - | Train crash hospitalizes Westmounter Sidney B.Fraser, 8.47 of | Windsor avenue, was amony \u2018five commuters taken to the Montreal General Hospital late Monday afternoon when the 1.40 CPR dayliner, headed for Ste.Anne de Bellevue, collided with an engine backing up on the ame track.Fraser, who is associated with the Commercial Union Assurance Company Ltd, was on his way home from his St.James\u2019 street office, and was standing inside the dayliner when the necident occurred.\u201cThe next thing \u20181 knew, 1 was on the Floor,\u201d reported re Fraser from his hospital bed Tuesday.He suffered a fractured leg in the accident.The engine which collided with the dayliner was backing into which Windsor Station to link up with cars scheduled for OtLawn.| Neither vehicle went off Lhe rails, but all traffic in and out | for 20 minutes while CPR crews meeting, were an- Boundary lines are often odd By Nat Some people Bernstein are often under the .mis-guided impression that certain streets, running east to west or north to south.or any other way.form the basis of boundary lines between certain cities or towns.This is not so.Boundary lines were mapped long before streets.And surprisingly enough to some people, streets were buil{ over boundary lines.Except where marked on maps, there-is po visible line separating Westmount and Montreal.But the invisible line is nevertheless obeyed.Dorchester and Atwater streets form four busy corners.There are traffic lights on each to stem the flow of traffic which crosses Atwater from Westmount and her surrounding areas as well as from Montreal and surrounding areas.There are also cars which come across Dorchester from Verdun and the areas about that city and from Montreal again.And supervising this area is a Westmount police constable.His main function is to direct pedestrian traffic and keep a watchful eye on light jumpers.But hardly a day passes when he's not caught up in the middle of things keeping traffic moving in all directions.The question will arise \u201cwhy not a Montreal or Verdun policeman?\u201d The answer is simple.The boundary line separating Montreal and Westmount runs in such a way that three of the corners belong to Westmount and one to Montreal.Strange boundary .Any more questions .?Fastest method of making steel is the Bessemer process, in which only 10 to 16 minutes are required to make a blow of steel.0 Per + .Cd Westmount officer-cadet | wins CMR graduate homors =.255.05, Cadet Wing Commander Robert D Byford, 23, son of | Mr.and Mrs.Robert A.Byford of 4478 St.Catherine\u201d street west, was awarded top honors as a graduating student of Collège Militaire Royal, St.Jean, Que., at the closing ceremonies there Saturday.In his capacity of top student, he accompanied Defense Minister Pearkes in the military inspection which formed part of graduation ceremonies.He was awarded the Prize of \u201cBiff.\u201d He has now completed who has maintained the highest yeurs at military college, and is Honor reserved for the cadet military proficiency while at tha college.The prize.a pair of binoculars, was presented to him by solicitor general Leon Balcer.He also received a prize distinguishing him for his progress is one of the features of CMR, and all students are required to be proficient in both French and English by graduation.A graduate of Westmount High School in 1953, Byford was one of three brothers who | were successively nicknamed | : : : / \\ $ of Windsor Station was delayed ce worked to clear the tracks.There were nearly 300 people aboard the dayliner.of whom about 30 were treated in Wind- i sor Station for minor cuts and bruises.Material damage was car of the dayliner, which was pushed in.headed for two more nt RMC in Kingston.after whioh he will receive his BA degree and om- bark upon a carcer in the army.A former officer of the Royal Montreal Regiment, whose headquarters are on St.Catherine street.west near The Glen, Cadel Byford alill relaing an association with the regiment.three Parking Space Available Taking the train at Westmount Station ?Park your car here while on your trip.Parking, washing, greasing, etc., et reasonable rates.ALSO DAY OR NIGHT YEARLY CONTRACTS VICTORIA AVE.GARAGE OPERATED BY GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC.370 Victoria Avenue (Just below Sherbrooke) HU.6-0767 FOTO CNET OEIC ITOUTNNS MSMPGONMGNOMNSAMNMNM0S THE BEST SELECTION IN TOWN ALL PRIVATELY OWNED CARS * TRADE-IN and TERMS ACCEPTED ° GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC.sr, USE - FARGO = PLYMOUTH SJE HU.9-5748 tod D SERVICE FRIAR OLDEST DEALER \u20acD VUE VUT USOT UAFUSUSUSUMNMUP 7 EUVSNSUSNSNSUSNSNSNOUF® 4 pures CWANA John W.Sancton President ond Publisher Trecy $.Ludington, Editor THE # Ex VV NN aminer Serving the City of Westmount since 1933 5135 Western Avenue \u2014 MUnter 9-1201 Friday, May 15, 1959 Mood Office: 2185 Hempton Ave, Montreal 26 MUater 1-2771* Mugh E.McCormick Cheirmen Lou Miller, Meneging Editer Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager Miss Evelyn McKinmon, Classified end Circulation The Examiner alms to be an independent, clean newspa home, devoted to public service.Mail subscriptions: 92.03.25 half year.Five cents a copy.r for the per year; Authorised as Ind Class Mail, Post Office Dept, Ottawe WE SAY Radar checking slowing traffic ADAR check of traffic in Westmount is baving the desired effect on the speed at which cars are going through the municipality.| Motorists appear to be conscious of the fact that they may run across the contraption at any spot in the city, and this is giving them pause for thought.| That pause is making all the difference.1 There are some who are still trying to figure out ways and means of beating the system \u2014 but these are to be found everywhere, and they seldom win; never in the long run.One motorist was overheard recently Lo say that he could nullify the effect of the radar check by switching on his electric turn signal when he was passing through it; another one has advocated blowing the horn to fool the clectric-eye.Neither works, we are told.Vote of tenants to be protected EWS that Westmount is to take steps to protect the tenant vote in the municipality is heartening.Following a court order {t h a t disenfranchised tenants not paying property tax in Outremont recently, Westmount began study of ways and means to remedy the situation in the local municipality.The way is through a charter amendment and it is expected that the city council will prepare such an amendment to go before the private bills committee of the provincial legislature, at its sitting tentatively scheduled for the autumn.About half the electors of Westmount are affected.Without this move by the city council, as a result of the court ruling in the Outremont case, tenants in Westmount would be unable to vote in municipal elections.YOU SAY California resident writes to home town Sirs: Unless 1 write and let you know, you won't know that my copies of the Westmount Examiner are not correctly addressed.1 have missed two copies, but received the May 1 issue today.Having lived in Westmount for 45 years, you may wel understand why 1 look forward to receiving the local paper with all the news from my old home town.If it were not for health reasons and the gorgeous climate here, 1 would return to Montreal to live.The saying is quite true\u2014\u2018\"you can take the man out of Montreal, but you can't take Montreal out of the man\u201d.1 lived on Clarke avenue before coming out here three years ago.You were always threatening to charge five cents for the Examiner.and now I sec that it has finally come to pass.1 hope you receive many subscribers.1 just can\u2019t remember when we didn\u2019t get it - and free.Ruth W.Beck, 216 Avenida Esplanada, San Clemente, Calif.Thanks expressed by new subscriber Sirs: 1 am enclosing a cheque for $5, covering a two-year subscription to The Examiner, which is to be delivered to my home, 12 Renfrew avenue, Westmount, except during the month of July.Please accept my thanks for the free delivery of your paper which has been made to my home during such a long period.We have always found it most interesting and 1 extend best wishes for your future progress.A.W.Callard.Lf A SN We WEE Verdun police asked to assist Verdun police have been asked to assist the police of the City of Westmount on the occasion of the visit of the Queen to that city on June 25.Director Gatineau has been authorized to accede to the request as far as possible.Any expense incurred will be absorbed by the City of West- mount.PUISE MS EE EN OH, 1 SAY, LOOK HERE! Conversation overheard mn darkest New Guinea: \u2014 \u201cSay, Diedenhofer\u201d (points to excited natives dancing round a cauldron), \u201cwhat's cooking ?\u201d \u201cElmer.\u2019 THEY SAY Love is wiser thon ambition.\u2014Bryan Procter Examiner profile: He fights war and delinquency The problems of youth and the danger of nuclear war are two exigencies that take up much of Professor Cuthbert Gorham Gif- ford\u2019s time.His academic job is associate professor of social work at McGill University.Professor \u201cGiff\u201d Gif- ford, a 40-year-old former RCAF squadron leader with the DFC, and father of four, also is group work consultant to the Mental Hygiene Institute whose representative he is on the Youth Committee of the NDG Community Council, which issued the sound report on juvenile delinquency and plans a youth leadership week in the third week of September.As for nuclear war, Professor Gifford is president of the with particular reference to nuclear war.Professor Gifford said the group is now 60-strong, and a good beginning has been made on the first objective while on the second, individual members have written to the Prime Minister, the Minister of External Affairs and their own representatives in parliament.The Schweitzer Group recently issued a statement on Canadian Foreign Policy which made nine recommendations.Among them were that Canadian foreign policy should be directed towards the reduction of tensions wherever they occur, and that Canada should urge the continuance of discussions between the U.S.S.R., USA, and U.K.towards banning nuclear weapons tests, as an initial step towards disarmament, and as a beginning of understanding among the great powers.Writer The.February \u201cAnglican Outlook\u201d issue of carried PROF.C, G.GIFFORD newly - formed Schweitzer Group of the Unitarian Church of the Messiah, whose formation was inspired by the three Oslo broadcasts last year by Dr.Albert Schweitzer called \u201cAn Obligation to Tomorrow\", his theme being the danger of nuclear war and practical alternatives to it.Altruistic \u201cThis appeal gave the final impetus to concern about nuclear war among some of the members of our church,\u201d said Professor Gif- ford, his brown eyes alight.\u201cOnce this concerm was brought out in the open it became clear that a significant number of members of the church shared it and that there was a basis for a group.A lot of people think \u2018how altruistic\u2019, but you know that we owe it to the future of our children.\u201d The objective of the group he said, is to become informed about the issues involved in the possibility of nuclear war, and to assist persons in the church who wish to do so, to give practical effect in individual and group action, to , their concern about the dangers of madern warfare, and an article by Professor Gif- ford on the Schweitzer Group \u201cAn Effort to be Sensible.\u201d The word \u201csensible\u201d seems to sum up the professor's approach to the problem of juvenile delinquency.He is not an alarmist and has a great understanding of and a great faith in young people.\u201cThe problem requires common sense and good planning which we are just beginning, but there is no need for a crash program,\u201d he said.\u201cThere is no crisis here.It always has been with us.We haven't done enough and if we use what we know in an organized war we could improve the situation.\u201d One of his 18 group work students at McGill\u2014 Mrs.Norma Zukerman\u2014 has been doing her field work with the N.D.G.Youth Committee.An Ethiopian, Yohannes Gerima, now a graduate, Iniated this scheme, acting as executive secretary to the Committee which Is under the chairmanship ef Menneth Mac- kay and Mrs.J.J.Hill \u201cThe Youth Committee has found that there are enough facilities but a shortage of mature leaders and the opportunity of leaders to get to know the menial health aspect of group leadership or what makes kids tick,\u201d said Professor Gifford.The professor knows what makes kids tick.As a social worker in Toronto after the war, he came in contact with the Beanery Gang.(He hates the word gang and its sinister.connotation).Disturbed by the out-of-focus coverage of the gang's activities by the daily newspapers, he wrote a less sensational account in MacLean's Magazine.Just recently he wrote a widely-read article for Week-End Magazine entitled \u201cMyths of Juvenile Delinquency.\u201d Local gangs Asked if there were any gangs operating in Montreal at the present neil 4 Professor Gifford winced at the word \u201cgang\u201d but replied: \u201cYes, there are plenty but they are not as big as the Beanery and their roughness varies from group to group.\u201d As for girls, there are a number of hangers-on .\u201con the fringe.\u201d Born in Montreal, the son of William A.Gifford, a retired teacher of church history at United Theological College, and the late Mrs.Gifford, he attended Argyle and Westmount publie schools, and McGill He has one sister, Hilda, who is chief librarian at Carleton University, Ottawa.After graduating in arts in 1939, he took a year of theology at United College and was assistant of the Student Christian movement at the same time.At the beginning of his second year he enlisted as an AC2 air navigator, instructed at St.Jean's for a year and one half and went overseas in May, 1944.Posted to the RAF Pathfinder Force, he completed a double tour of 45 sorties, While overseas Professor Gifford decided not to go into - the ministry, and after interviews with RCAF counselors he decided his profession would be social work.Professor Gifford chose the University of Pittsburgh and entered the veterans\u2019 scheme, He took social group work, graduating in two years\u2019 with the degree of Master of Social work.His first job in 1947 was in Toronto as program director of a small settlement house called Central Neighborhood House.He also supervised the social work students at the __ University of Toronto.I 19422 he married Joye Oliver, daughter of Canon Gilbert Oliver, formerly rector of St.Matthias and now of Rosemere Church.As head of a small family he augmented his salary that firet year by shoveling sand.Finds niche As a result of the \u201cBeanery Gang\u201d article in MacLean\u2019s, Professor Gif- ford was offered a job with the Bathurst Community Club where he worked for 15 months with boys aged (Continued on page 6) .| SAY: One advantage of a small town is that you don't hove to drive so for to find a parking space.\u2014 Homer Phillips » \u201c@ BALLET PERFORMERS: \u2014 When Madame Susta presents her ballet at Westmount Junior High School, on May 29 these performers are expected to share the limelight.On the left their form.Marion Von Keller and Vincenzo Maruca at- fempt a \u201cpas de deux.\u201d On the right, gypsies Noreen Slider and Elizabeth Lewicka display Noted European choreographer fo present ballet at Junior High Madame Charlotte Susta, who prior to her arrival in Canada was a noted choreographer in Europe is teaching ballet in N.D.G.apart from conducting classes in her own studio.Madame Susta works mostly and healthy bodies.\u201d with children and obtains re- Madame Susta is certainly the markable results.On May 22 she best example of that.is giving a recital at Westmount Her pupils perform all kinds Junior High School.of work.There\u2019 are of course Having considerable exper- such classics as \u2018pas-de-deux\u2019.fence in film and theatre work, but they require a little more she not only writes choreography skill-and experience and are done for all her ballet numbers, but by older students, while the folk designs costumes as well.And and character dances are execut- they are truly beautiful.ed by the younger ones who do It is a pleasure to attend a not lack verve, temperament or dress rehearsal at her studio.the best of intentions! the parents and friends share a part of what we experience in our world of ballet\u2014begin- ners\u201d \u2014 she continues \u2014 \u201cand also prove that the ballet helps te develop well formed While Madame explains cer- tan steps a large group of dancers sweep into the room in colorful, gypsy attire to perform an animated number and there are also singers among them.A solo dance 1s executed before the group resting on the floor, and there is hand-clapping and tambourine shaking which makes it all very lively and romantic.UNOBSTRUCTED VIEW The familiar V-shaped formation of migrating birds gives the rear birds an unobstructed view while their leader guides them through the air.| The Westmouat Exeminer, Friday.May 15, 1959 5 Roslyn H&S to fete principal Georye H Penrose, for 25 momentog wiM be fifteen pst vears Ue prencèpat of Roslyn Presidents of Une Moslya Home School.will be honored by his Mery who hms seen more | past \u2018and present coHeagues on na EE ae | May 25, at 830 pm, in the ro Rodien Shon deg hie school auditorium.term, was at the very roots of On hand for the celebration the \u2018Quebec home And sohoul and presentation of several federation 15H vears ago, INSTALLATIONS and REPAIRS ° Prompt Service © Smell or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out P.McCUAIG Limited 65 Hillside Ave., Westmount WE.2-1104 CITY OF WESTMOUNT GARBAGE COLLECTION Householders are notified that there will be no garbage collection on Victoria Day, May 18, 1959.Collections normally scheduled for this day will be made on Tuesday, May 19, 1959.J.R.DAYE, P.ENG.City Engineer.P00 00 0000 090 Neo 000 0 00000090 0 ¢ YOUR PHOTO DEALER WHERE YOU WILL EVENTUALLY BUY! One can clearly see that ballet is her love and reason for life.= She devoted 27 years to it and now she wishes to pour her own experience into the small bodies of her nimble pupils, working with them assiduoulsy and smiling happily when they make progress.i \u201cI wish to De able to show you what the ballet can do for the children to make them graceful and natural in a happy union of music and movement\u201d \u2014 she explains in her charming, if halting English.\u201cI would also like to let seve oe ., Here's The Hot Water Tap.JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tonikinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quetatisns en request 1359 GREENE AVENVE WE.5-4689 WORKING WITH Ou of the cardinal rules for successful saving is to put yourself on pay YOURSEL ON PAY-DAY - your o own payroll.The B of M\u2019s little booklet \u201c*Blue-Print for Successful Personal and Family Financing\u201d shows you how to do it by living within your income \u2014 and liking it.BANK or MONTREAL Canadai Finat Bank Westmount Branch, Greene & Westem Ave.: JOHN S.ENGLAND, Manager Claremont Ave.& Sherbrooke Why not ask for a copy at your neighbourhood B of M branch! Any ol our staff will be glad to help you.NY BANK 102 mritiou (ARADANS st: ALAN BURRITT.Manager CANADIANS IN À EVERY LIFE SINCE 1817 WALK OF The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 15, 1959 6 DINING © DANCING © ENTERTAINMENT ° / you like 22 By LAURENT PRICE People and Places Note from KR, H.(Ben) Rough, ex-Montrealer and now indoor, outdoor and sidedoor adwertising executive in Toronto, to the effect he's heading for Montreal and some of the fine Au Lutin qui bouffe food, among other things .Bruce MacKay, owner of the Connaught Inn at North Hatley, back from a trip to Florida and Cuba, without a beard .Meanwhile back at the homesite, his genial associate Chet Gould had a siege of pneumonia .he's fine now and ready for the Summer fray .| .Uncle Beauregard, with the gentle season approaching, is pondering the purchase of Bermuda shorts .he is, however, slightly diffident about the project.According to him, most of his viewing experiences have consisted of short fat guys or very tall lean ones wearing them .Go ahead, Unc.on your trim figure they'll look good.Speaking of trim characters, nothing is entirely lost to culture and civilization in our time when sincere appreciation of good taste and ta'ent, by a considerably younger board of judges, voted no less than nine TV awards to the very great Fred Astaire.We felt better forthwith (a real way to get into a happy cuphoric frame of mind) .(And now to get oul of it fast) Dorothy (ain't she sweet) Kilgallen reported to her faithful readership last week that the family of the late and widely lamented Cecil B.De Mille was scething because no Oscar was provided post-humously for his great film works.Dear, dear Dottie must be really confused.We have it on good authority that his immediate family couldn't have cared less ., .Furthermore, we're also very sure thal Mr.De Mille wouldn't have wanted any part of the \u201cproduction\u201d connected with the recent Oscar award show _ .Besides, you and your grandchildren, dcar subscribers, will be enjoying and savoring De Mille masterpieces on the late, late show for years to come .This in itself will be pretty fair honor and an appropriate monument ., yes?.We're beginning to think our tolerance of a certain columnist is on a par with Frank Sinatra's opinions ., .(Let's forget it.Okay, Sis?\u2014 we mean our own.) .Montie Elsdon, Woodacres\u2019 owner at the Mansonville end of Lake Memphremagog, awaiting official confirmation as fish \u2018\u2018Weigher-Inner\u201d for the area .Mrs.Mary Miller in the same section would like it known that her Edgewater Lodge will be open this coming weekend (Victoria Day) .Hamish Hamilton (are you reading, Senneville?) an artist in his own right is developing quite a \u201cpaint and pallet\u201d set al his Spring Valley Inn just outside South Bolton .we agree with Mrs, Hamilton that the Shaggy Dog Bar attached to the premises is \u201curasual\u201d, too .Roberta stafford owner of Churchill Arms Inn in Stowe, Vermont, entertained six visiting Colombian newspaper men last week they couldn't have visited a better place to sample North American hospitality.Small Fry Note: Mr.and Mrs.Larry Heyer\u2019s very small son, Nifty-Cliffy, back from the hospital in fine and dandy shape .They run the Ski Inn in the same resort town , .So, ending this poriion on a true family note, we continue to .Review Out-of-Town Cabana Lodge, Route No.1 at Magog: Host and owner, Leslie Brandt, unveiled the new and exciting Bahama Room recently added to his smart Cabana Ledge last Saturday.Overlooking Lake Memphremagog, with an unforgetable view of that famous and beautiful expanse of water, the decor of the room is a fine reflection of the owner's interior decorating talents and good taste .A comfortable fire-place, natural African wood panelling, wall-to-wall carpeting and a uniquely designed bar make up a perfect setting for the excellent cuisine and swell accommodations, Try it next time you're near Magog.tucky department of mental health, In the fall of 1955 he came to the Faculty of the McGill School of Social Work whose director is Professor John J.O.Moore.His predecessor as professor of group work was Miss Anne Zaloha who is now at the University of Hawaii in Honolulu.Professor Gifford, his wife and family live at 4375 King Edward avenue.Children are Jocelyn, 15, a student at Monkland's High School where Professor Gifford is acting He fights war.(Continued from Page 4) 16 to 20.\u201cIt was very absorbing and as a reault I became Interested in psy- ehintric work,\u201d he said.\u201cI looked around for a year and found the job I wanted.1 went to the Norton Memorial Infirmary in Louise- ville, Kentucky, and stayed there for five years as director of group activities In the psychiatric department.\u201d For the last two years he taught & course in the Kent School of Social\u201d Work at the University.He also acted as topher.13, Brian, 10, both of consultant for group work Rosedale School, and Heather, and recreation for the Ken- 3.School Association; Chris- president of the Home and\u2019 Children\u2019s fund reports $53,194 for 1958 season The Canadian Save The Children Fund received $53,194 between January and October of 1958, reported Quebec chairman R.O.McMurtry, MC, Monday night, of which more than half ($27,877) was contributed by the Quebec Committee, AL the annual meeting of the Quebec committee of the Fund at the St.James Club.Mr.McMurtry reported that 129 sponsors were brought in by the committee, and 167 children were sponsored, an increase of 20 over the previous year.Among the officers elected at the meeting were Mrs.G.Gordon Hyde, 12 Grove Park.and Mrs.Samuel Bronfman, OBE, 15 Belvedere Road, vice-chair- men; Mrs.O.S.Tyndale, 115 Sunnyside avenue, honorary treasurer; and Mrs.John G.Harper, 460 Lansdowne avenue, director of publicity.Goren fo play in bridge meet Charles Goren, noted American bridge champion, will be one of Lhe guest competitors in the Canadian - American Regional Bridge Championships sponsor- cd by the M»ntrea] Bridge League al the Sheralon-Mt.Royal Hotel on May 15, 16, 17, and 18.Maurice Paul, Henri Parent, and Mrs.Ida Kastner, all of N.D.G,, and James D.Rosa, Aaron Goodman, and Miss Helen Hague, of Westmount, are members of the tourdament committee.Included in the championship events will be: the mixed pair, ladies\u2019 and men's pairs, open also be featured.Directors from the! West End are: H.Parent, Peter Schwartz, J Boothby, Mrs.I.Kastner, Miss H.Hague, James D.Ross, A.Goodman, and Mrs.D.Roberts.Raymond Daveluy given council grant Raymond Daveluy, of 4211 Dorchester street west, Wést- mount, has been awarded a Canada Council grant which will allow him fo take part in the International Festival of Improvisation on the Organ at Arnhem, Holland, in July.The four organists selected to enter the organ competition which calls for extemporization on a musical subject include an Austrian, a Dane, a Dutchman, and Dave:uv.a French Canadian.The competition is only one section of a large festival of opera, concerts, and plays going on concurrently in many Dutch cities.Daveluy is the organist for the Pari:h of St.Sixte in Saint Laurent and teaches at the Conservatory of Music in Montreal.He has had fifteen public recitals in Montreal and has performed with the Montreal Symphony Orches.ra and the Montreal Bach Choir, : When the professor has time he likes to play golf or go on camping trips with his family.Last summer he was asked to go to the University of Utah to initiate a three- day course for the faculty of the School of Social work.He has led sessions on social work at Canadian conferences in Edmonton and St.John's, Newfoundland, and has some more coming up shortly in Toronto and Charlottetown, The Almighty dollar commands a lot of respect.But it doesn't -Æo as far as politeness.PR chairman R.C.MaciInnes, of 504 Lans- downe avenue, director of public relations for Trans-Capada Airlines, will be chief information officer and chairman of the pub- M Westmounter named on list John A., Marlin, 419 Lans- downe avenue, is the only Canadian student to be named on the Dean's List at Harvard University, it was learned here yesterday.Marlin is a graduate of Portsmouth Priory School, Portsmouth, Rhode Island.More than 370 first-year students at Harvard have been named to the list on ithe busis of their mid-year grades.SUMMER LOTS FOR SALE Knowiton, Que.$1000.00 Large lots with wonderful view.New development.Swimming, woods, fine location.Restrictions.CASH OR PAYMENTS Glen Brown, Knowlton, Que.pairs and the team of four.In- | termediate and novice pairs will = JY aad Sucsec .om Route 1 Overlooking Lake Memphremagog Visit the NEW and LOVELY Bahama of Royal Tour ic relations sub-committee for the royal visit.Maclnnes was a member of the working press at the time of the Canadian tour of His Late Mat jesty King George VI and Queen Elizabeth twenty years ago.Since then he has served as deputy chief information officer for the visit of Their Royal High- nesses Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh in 1951 and as chief information officer for the 1954 visit of His Royal Highness Prince Philip.Luncheon Dinner Doncing Sunday Night Buffet Air-Conditioned Always Ample Parking For Reservations Just Coll UN6-6492 k ASALLE ® On Our \"© Open © Broil- x Room \"Top Cuisine & Accommodations\" .\u2014 GOLF \u2014 ALL AQUATIC SPORTS Outstanding Summer Playground FULLY LICENSED LESLIE BRANDT Reservations: Owner-Manager Victor 3-3272 IN THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS AT NORTH HATLEY, QUEBEC .ea eee a verrine rente Situated on lovely Lal wippi \u2014 90 miles from Montreal Route 1 to Magog \u2014 Paved road to North Hatley.Golf, aquatic sports and all relaxing summer activities.Resident Recreation Director.Superb Cuisine and Accommodations.Fully Licensed.Sprinkler Protected.INFORMATION RESERVATIONS and RATES Write or phone \u2014 John McKay, Owner-Manager Tel.: North Hatley 23 | ® CHOPS ® STEAKS ® SHASHLIK STE.MARGUERITE HIGHWAY STE.ADELE EN BAS - 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Dow is the light-hearted ale for zestful living \u2014 it satisfies in such a friendly way.oO NN L V D ® \u2018'C 0 Oo Lu c Le.oO\u201c TR eo 6 #» 8 Ww 8 01 | Antique Clocks expertly repaired and rebuilt by Paul Friis 727 Shell Tower Bldg.1255 University St.The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, Mey 15, 1959 | Musical.(Continued from page 7) Senor Band had real zip in Gos- sec\u2019's \u201cMilitary\u201d Symphony in F and \u201cHighlights from South Pacific\u2019, \u201cMinka, Minka,\u201d a favorite Russian Folk Tune arranged with many variations had a tremendous impact, this peppy music in the minor mode is most effective.THE ASSEMBLY CHOIR, conducted by veteran choir Jead- er, John G.Ringwood with the able assistance of pianist Wil- HER MAJESTY'S OUR SPECIALTIES: Tailoring, Cleaning & Remodelling UN.6-9057 [liam Stevens, sang five splendid RER TEA songs.They began with a Welsh WE.5-2048 We Call For and Deliver VALET SERVICE SUITS [JADE Lecdias\u2019 and Gent's TO MEASURE Furs Repaired and Rem Our new Corner One Doy Deluxe Cleaning Service \u2014 Speedy Truck Delivery 1527 BURNSIDE PLACE odelled \u2014 Fur Storege location Guy St.WESTEND RESIDENTS! NOW \u2014- A CONVENIENTLY LOCATED WESTEND CAR RENTAL SERVICE.Why travel all the TAB Rent-A-Car is so Westmount.automatic or standard equipped with radio remember, from T'AB.Drap in or phone Jor further details EST 1873 Choose from a selec it costs no more to rent à car VI.9-1117 way downtown when conveniently located in tion of new models.transmissions.All cars at no extra cost.And, EAT IT'S THE FAMILY CELEBRATION OF THE YEAR QUEEN'S HOLIDAY T.W.- Çî Lo.> rer HAND FIREWORKS CO.LTD, PAPINE Ge GETTIN Te Banat ans mt oe TULIP TIME: Preity Maureen Manser adds her charm to that of the tulips which are now in bloom throughout Westmount, and especially in Westmount Park, Today marks the opening of the Ottawa tulip festival, and through- of flowers out Canada the popular flowers are reaching the height of their season, Planted in the fall by the city's Parks Department, they are the first blooms to be seen in Westmount Park, and the beginning of a long succession of all throughout the summer.colors and sizes lasting \u2014 Howard Vasey Photo Hymn followed by American Folk Tune, \u201cL'il Liza Jane\u201d.Refined and sensitive coaching in \u201cYou'll Never Walk Alone\u201d showed Mr.Ringwood's ability to produce a fine legato from high school students.\u201cThe Green-Eyed Dragon\u201d drew tu- multous applause from the audience and the excellent diction made every worl clear.Returning to a sober mood, the majestic \u201cLand of Hope and Glory\u201d by Elgar made a fine ending to the varied group.TWO TALENTED SOLOISTS were heard, violinist Gabriel Chiara, who had good tone and a flexible technique, in Concerto No.2 by Sietz and planist Leila Sicgal, who not only played well as soloist a rousing with the Senior Band in \u201cNight Plece\u201d by Klein but proved herself an admirable accompanist with the violinist and the dependable planist with the orchestra and Senior Band.Both students received much applause.MR.LEONARD UNSWORTH Principal of Westhill High made a few timely remarks and thanked the students, music staff and audience for their co operation.Mr.George Brown also spoke a few words about the benefits and necessity of the new Place Des Arts.SPECIAL MENTION MUST be made of the artistic and effective lighting arranged by Mr.Earl Corey.Also to stage manager Mr.P.Church and to Miss E.McLeod for the posters she planned.of over Book worms\u2018 paradise features best sellers Just south of Sherbrooke street on the right side of \u201cPrud'homme there\u2019s a shop with a pink front and a half-painted sign.Probably there are more books per cubic foo.at 2268 Prud- homme than anywhere else in N.D.G.It is behind this simple front that Miss Frances Liben lives, reads, and orders books.She has collected a lending library 6.000 of the last ten years\u2019 best books \u2014 novels, ad- ven ures, tall tales, and even a few biographies, The Book Shoppe has dual citizenship because up until very recently it was situated in the heart of Westmount, on Greene avenue.In fact, it is quite a quizical little shop when you explore its official papers \u2014 and find that it\u2019s the Greene avenue Bookstore Reg'd on Prud'homme! Miss Liben explains that her library is in no way a competitor with the big public libraries.\u201cHaving the new \u2018books that can't possibly be gotten at the public library and having them when they're wanted \u2014 is the business,\u201d she explains.\u201cPeople don\u2019t mind paying five cents 8 day for a book as long as + they can get a hold of it promptiy.\u201d The problem comes.in having enough copies of a single book at one time.Even with a large-scale enterprise it would be difficult to supply the public with enough Doctor Zhlvago\u2019s! \u201cEvery time a book comes in there's a mew kind of excitement,\u201d says Miss Liben.It is hard work keeping up with all the books that are being published, catching up with books that the library needs, and balancing the hooks to have something left to buy new ones with.In fact, it's a 17-hour a day job.The best titles make up this collection, In just peering over the well-filled shelves, and scanning the piles of hooks on the lending library table, the eye catches titles as varied as \u201cThe Bridge on the River Kwai\u201d; \u201cSome Came Running\u201d; \u201cAuntie Mame\u201d; \u201cThe Old Man and the Sea \u201cNorth from Rome\" and Gallico's \u201cMrs.\u2018Arris \u2018Goes to Paris\u201d.(Gal- lico wrote \u201cThe Story of Seven Dolls\u201d out of which came the movie \u201cLili\"\".) Besides the big lending library Miss Liben has all kinds of pocket books, some for ten cents, and many Penguin books.Currently she is featuring a gardening book selection, and most par:icularly The Homes and Gardens gardening encyclopedia.Protestant educators changing positions Three Protestant School board employees in the list of promotions and appointments released this week by the Greater Montreal Protestant School Board are leaving or coming to this city.J.H.Patrick, principal of Queen's school, has been appointed principal of « Woodland School, Verdun.VW.H.Nickels, \\Vestmount Junior High teacher, has been appointed principal of .Russell school.M.T.Craig, a teacher at Verdun High, has been named prin- ;Ç cipal c of Queen\u2019 s.\u2018 Better \u2026\u2014- L BG Een 4 Nonchalant burglar lifts fape recorder leaves foofmarks A camera and tape recorder, worth approximately $280, were stolen from.the home of Maxwell | M.Ka!man, 49 Aberdeen avenue on May 8.The theft was dis-! covered shortly after 11.45 pm.with two footprints the only visible clues.Mr.Kalman stated that he and his wife were in the front of the house watching television when his son, Harold, who returned home at 11.43 p.m.reported that the camera and tape recorder had been stolen from his room in the back of the house.Upon being called, Westmount police discovered muddy fool- prints, size six, on the carpet directly beneath the window of the room, which was open 12] inches and locked in that position.Fingerprints were also discovered.Police have not reported any further clues as to the identity of the burglar.Sod-furning © The turning of the sod and ribbon-cutting ceremony for.the new chalet at Trenholme Park will take place Friday morning at 9 o'clock.Parks -officials promise a spanking-new modern style clubhouse for the West End park.Pulp and paper uses one-fifth of all the power used by industry.LANDSCAPING Gardening - Rolling Lawn Repairs FREE ESTIMATES MI.5-8387 { 9.NORMAL INSTALLATION RENT a automatic \u201c glasslined gas water heater Jose.than 7¢ aday! *FREE SERVICE \"PAY THE RENT ON YOUR GAS BILL STolal rent for the Rheem is $1.95 per month (plus tax) by far the best looking \u2018gas waler heater is spe- clally designed te heat water faster and more economically.Call Montreal Plombing - did.4585 Decarie Blvd.Phone HU.9-8685 (Day or Night) Authorized QUEBEC NATURAL Gas CORPORATION Installer, », t ' RED FEATHER INSTITUTE: Rev.Canon Ralph R.Latimer, centre, 3540 Atwater avenue, chairman of the Church Liaison Committee of the Welfare Federation, confers wit.colleagues for the forthcoming second annual Red Feather Church Welfare Institute to be held Thursday morning, May 28, at Anglican House With him are Charles H.Young, left, executive director of the Welfare Federation of Montreal; and Rev.Charles Nddis of Lakeshore Unitarian Church, - Ed Berminghom Photo This Week One paid a five cent fee to enter the roads at Greene avenue and Sherbrooke street; De- carie boulevard and- Cote St.Antoine road; and various other places.The Greene avenue toll, then situated in the Village of Cote St, Antoine, was moved about 1890 to Claremont and Cote St.Antoine, when the community became the Town of Cote St.Antoine.Tolls as a source of revenue were colleoted by the Turnpike Trust Coémpany for the purpose of maintaining the roads.These tolls were progressively removed when the community became the Town of Westmount, so that none remained when it became incor- mount.Public money was not spent on roads in the early days, for it is recorded that $9,961 was expended by the Province of Quebec in the year 1808.Roads ditches on either gide.Some [ were made of gravel and others used planks.Atwater avenue near the Montreal Forum had plank sidewalks around 1905.The first asphalt road in the Province of Quebec was built in 1911.Miss E.C.Langstaff, teacher at King's Shool, presented a skit titled \u201cRaggle Taggle Town Singers\u201d.The paper headpieces worn by the four principle characters were especially amusing - there was a Cat, Dog, Rooster, and a Donkey.Grade II sang several songs, among them were \"It's Spring,\u201d \u201cThe Firefly,\u201d and a poem called \u201cThe Wind\".Miss Vera \u2018Jamieson, expressed her pleasure at being able to resume her duties as singing teacher, after a lengthy absence because of illness.Miss Viola Ruysell, Cote ,St.Antoine road, had left on a trip to Vancouver \u201cLos Angeles.She is expected to return in about two weeks, oy porated as the City of West-* were simply drained by having [ by Grade II Girls and Boys en- Dr.Alistate\u2019 \u2018MacLeod, 'con- WESTMOUNT by Valentina Rahr Local officials are waiting for word on development that will force action on the widening of Western avenue.This will be another unavoidable change due to the pressure of traffic.Walking along Western avenue near Lansdowne today, and seeing the new Skating Rink with efficiently paved parking space and surrounding sidewalks and roads, it seems very hard to imagine that prior to 1885 toll gates were located at this intersection, and on many other roads throughout the area now within the confines of the City of Westmount, sultant psychiatrist on the Westmount School Board finds that new drugs aid in therapy for retarded children.\"Until recently there was little that could be done for the many retarded children who.were prevented from making the fullest use of their potential.ability to learn and get along with others because of a physical handicap at the highest level of the nervous system.This handicap prevented them from focussing attention long enough to grasp the meaning of the requests made by their parents or teachers.Thus they were unable to show how much they really wanted to co-operate.LIMITED lo M PH PERRON = \u20ac oS 9 TX aman x QUALITY HEDGE PLANTS Plant a permanent hedge suited to your climate and size vf grounÿs.Our experts wiit help you selost the best.Long tune investments descive special allontion.Visit our General Catnlogue GARDEN CENTRE and NURSERY FREE on request, SIS LABELLE BLVD.L'ABORD À PLOUFFE, P.Q.(Montr#al 40) TEL MU.11615 For results use Examiner Classified ROMANO MUSIC STUDIO FEATURES .Lessons for every instrument Under The Supervision Of The Best Musicians In Town SAXOPHONE \u2014 Arthur Romano of the McGill Conservatory of Music and the Provincial Conservatory of Music, member of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra TRUMPET \u2014 Marcel Levesque, member of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra PIANO \u2014 Guido Ometto, 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 AM.to 6 PM.\u2014 Call ROMANO MUSIC STUDIO 3774 St.Denis St.AV.8-4004 Imperial Hardware Co.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, Furniture Refinishers ALLAN SINGER STATIONERS & PRINTERS 5012 Sherbrooke St.W HUnter 4-8439 - 8430 Westmount, Montreal 28, Que.© OPEN 8 A.M.TO7P.M.© Dinky Toy & Meccano DISTRIBUTORS Give the Ideal Gift ! A FINE MECCANO SET OR A SUBER DINKY TOY Write, Phone or Call For Fully lllustrated Catalogue 10 Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 15, 1959 _ CHRISTIAN | SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTIIER CUURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, BCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, Vav 17th 1100 am.Sunday S-huol 1100 am.Church Service, Subject of Lesson-Sermun: \u201cMORTALS AND IMMORTALS\" Golden Text: Romana 9.8.They which ae the chi ven of the Mesh, these are net the ohivren of God.EVERY WEDNESDAY 81% pm Testinonv Mecting READING ROOM Ir the \u2018\u2019hurch Ediflee Open to the public Tuesday \u2018Thursday and Frs day, 2 to 4 pm Wednesdays, 6 30 to 8 pin.: RADIO PROGRAM \u201cHow Christan Sttence Heals\", CJAD, Dial BOO, every Sanday mos - ping at 0°45, Dorchester St.West at Greene Ave.Westmount Minister: Rev.Charles R.Plaskett 100 am.ser w HOW TO ENRICH FAMILY LIFE\" (Last of 3 sermuns on the Home) MORNING SERVICES ONLY A warm welcome is extended to all.Organ'st and Choir Director: Alice Brown, A.Mus, (McGill).DOMIN:ON-DOUGLAS Westmount Bivd.and Lansdowne Ave, Ministers: Rev A.floyd Smith, M A.DD.Rev.Eric A, Mclwaln, B.A, B.D, Whitsunday 10 00 a.m.Intermediate & Senior School 11.00 «4m Crib Corner, Nursery, Kinderrarten, Pnmary & Junior Depts.11 00 ami.Dr.Lloyd Smith \u2018Making People Ditferent\u201d 760 pm.Rev.Eric Meliwain Studies in Isaiah 2.\u201cReal Pstate\u201d 815 pm Young People\u2019s Union Organist and Cholrmaster Mr.John Robb.Mus Bac.© ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH Westmount, Que.{Cote St.Antoine mear Argyle Ave.) MINISTERS Rev.OU.M, Grant B.A, D.D, Rev.D.C.Searfoss, B.A.B.D.Mr.Erie J.Adams, B.Mus ,A.R.C.M Sunday, May 17th 1: 00 am.Dr.Grant Sabject - \u201cLife's Unchanging Realty\u2019 © 30 pm.Mr.Searfoss Subject - \u201cEnough for a Start\" 11.00 à m.Church Schoo) 10:00 a.m.Intermediate and Senlors 8 45 p.m.Young Peoples\u2019 Union WESTMOUNT PARK- Westmount pastor elected chairman Dr.A.Stilman, retiring president, will submit his presidential repos ; election of officers will take place; and the annua) youth leadership award of the Federation of Men's Club of America will be presented to a deserving youth.A social hour will con-Jude the evening.PTA: Annual meeting and buffu, supper, honoring the Faculty of Shaar Ha Pir tes 9 Caduale 8, e si ose an Win i me through Friday.During fod, of 0 Des To Cube 38, {the month of May, the office | A « BANTAM (Will remaæn open Wednesday y, Ne ON LS Oc ven 1 \"evenings until 6:30 pm, for | while Dow is the other club victor IL was a loose game of ball that Pepsi and Pinky Stamps played at Willibrord park on Tuesday night when 21 runs crossed the plate with Pepsi winning 16-5.They lost on Sunday to Dow and now have a 1-1 record.Two homers for Pinky by Leo Harris and Maurice Racette still, only gave the Stamp boys five runs.Pepsi ran wild in the second frame with eight runs crossing the plate.They shoved three more across in the fifth and two in the sixth \u2018They scored single runs in the third, eighth and ninth innings, Pinky got all their runs in the fourth, fifth and sixth frames.Playing manager Les Bagshaw of Dow Brewery entry in the Snowdon Fastball league opener x Ke SERA SERIE COMING GAMES May 17: RCMP at Pepsi, 2 p-m.; Pinky Stamps at Dow, 7 p-m., Trenholme.May 18: Pinky at RCMP, Saint Laurent, Decelles park, 6.45 p.m.May 19: Dow at Pepsi, Willi- brord Park, Verdun, 7.45 p.m.Ë i { made his debut a good one when he scored the winning run to beat Pepsi Cola 7-6.Bagshaw scored from second base on a base hit by Ab Ryan \u2018colliding with Dave Broadbelt at home plate, which prevented the catch or the play being made.It was an opener with the usual Snowdon flavor with league officials, city and teams \u2018all at hand for the first ball throwing.Councillor Harold Cummings made the first piteh while Assistant commissioner W.M.Bradley was at the plate.Cliff Bowles was the pitching Herd of the piece.He replaced starter Gilles Legare in the sixth inning.After a scarey beginning which saw Pete McManaman single to score Kevin Brady on Bowles' first pitch, the Brewers\u2019 reliefer settled down to hurl a steady contest.\u201cDow, the defending flag winner, had: things pretty much its -own\u2019 way in the early going.Marcel Pepin tripled to score Jacques Belanger for the first of three third inning runs.Rollie Dupas\u2019 sacrifice fly accounted for the second tally, scoring Pepin, and Chuck\u2019 Klein added another point when forced in from third, Then, in the sixth frame, Pepsi erupted, Broadbelt singled to bring in Ray Denoncourt and Brady did the same to cash Dave Bernard and Broadbelt.This tied the score at 3-3 and sent Bowles in to relieve Legare, MeManaman poled a single and those who cannot pick up tickets + Brady headed for home on Ryan hit pay dirt when the see .Bowles\u2019 initial pitch.ond baseman missed a ha | Fry Joins Wesiwell In the eighth inning Pepsi single by Stan Diamond.at Wentworth golf \u2019;- added two more runs on wildx - i tosses by opposition players.Keep all tools sharp.A jack Jun Westwell, pro at Went.At the bottom of the inning | knife should be of good steel, not