The Westmount examiner, 11 mars 1960, Cahier 1

[" SPR caries Ë Ë 1 i en Ce mam eens General opens a bond drive Page 3 Future elections ven will see Television is it WMA ready, waiting sdocational?> 35 5 CENTS Westmount Park UBC to get Questions renovations and Page 3 Answers Page 2 BLOOD DONORS Sc Save old | CITIZENS buildings Page 5 Page 4 cANEMPORTANT MESSAGE \u201cMONTREAL 6 Derries déliverr set Is ivided inko numbered postal delivery of your mail, - Your me and clot, ; Mentraot S, PU you catespondents to include your Zoue Numoer \u2014 Fr é i your address, ; And always include your Postal Zon Number in your relirn eddsess.i Hen?Botless a apartment and Business blocks misst include sweet auiaber Came of sireet in {ho pddress.LEASE KEEP THIS NOTICE FOR REFERENCE Westmount isn't Westmount anymore Page 3 Ly appointment \u2014 \u2014Tedd Church Photo Purveyors of maple syrup to Her Majesty The Queen Page 6 Is teaching a profession?\u2018No! Page 9 MEET THE BRIDEGROOM Tony Armsirong-Jones | on pages s Ll of TITLE ner WES Exan Next week\u2019s weather March 12 to 19 By ERIC NEAL Gusty winds and intermittent snows, with bright periods.Nights quite cold, afternoons relativelv alld.Sugaring-of( commencing.Temperature range 0-40°F, but much colder in the north, 30 to 35 hours of sunshine this week, Freezing drizzle and wet snow for the Townships, light snow in the mountains in the middle of the week.Clearing and warming for a false spring, almost a thaw.Clouding and cooler with some wind and powder snow ie end the week. 2 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 19, 1960 Unity Quiz Contest Questions \u2014 number six: 1.What fuel does a jet plane use?2.What is a Redhorn?3.Identify the famous lady Lisa del Gioconda.4.Where would you be sitting if you were sitting on the Woolsack?Name the famous prisoned imprisoned in \u201cTreasure Island.\u201d 6.The coach of the Montreal Canadiens hockey team is \u201cToe\u201d Blake.What is his first name?7.Who is the president of the Rotary Club of Westmount?8.What famous track and field star has the nickname, \u201cKansas Flyer?\u201d 9.What is the name of Little Orphan Annie\u2019s dog?10.Where was the first British atomic bomb exploded?Score one point for each correct answer.There are 10 questions each week for the 10 week course of the quiz, or a grand total of 100 points.= Answers \u2014 number one: The following are the answers to the questions asked in the first week's quiz.Each week we shall run the answers to one set of questions.1.1950.2.United Nations Educational, Social, Cultural Organization.3.Calgary.4.Sir Vincent Massey.5.Arabic.6.Hon.Douglas Abbott.7.Edwin.8.Fidel Castro.9.Don Bradman.0.Ronald Amundsen.Westmount Y Golf course announced Last Sunday W.FRIEDRICH Swiss Watch Repair Expert afternoon the YMCA.The ceremony was held at the Y in the presence of a number of parents.SUITS & COATS The induction ceremony was $ sponsored by the youth work 55 uP committee, which was represent- Made to your measure from a targe selection of best English McFarlane, R.F.Powell and woollens.Work Guaranteed.Wm.Ridley.Miss Sue Mackenzie TE vf) represented the Giris Hi-Y Club Ladies\u2019 and Gents\u2019 SLACKS $15 of the Westmount YMCA, The club members to be inducted were: Bill Abbot, Duncan Finlayson, Donald Guadagni, Chris Blair, Anthony Blair, David MacRae, Paul Latour, John Tilley, and Peter Svendsen.Refreshments where served by Miss Claire Armstrong, Doreen Connors, Pal Foster and Cathy Acheson.The Y's Teen Club will again hold their regular weekly teen dance for boys and girls 15-19 year of age.There will be a > DR.MAURICE G.SUSSMAN Dentist Wishes to announce the opening of his office for the practice of Made to measure Sport Jackets Made To Measure .$35.wp Alterations & Remodelling Reasonable Prices e Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St.Catherine) WE.3-5908 GENERAL DENTISTRY 1430 Guy St.- Suite 32 WE.2-9588 ° Open evenings and Saturday e DR.P.A.DEMERS, M.D.General Practitioner Office Hours: Evenings 7 to 9 By Appointment WE.5-3820 4455 St.Catherine St.West Westmount New Address: {Westmount YMCA Jr.Hi - y, 1243 GREENE AVE., Bomber Club members where {Opposite Steinberg's) formally \u201cinducted\u201d into the Na- WE.7-1855 ; tonal Jr.Hi-Y Fellowship of the ed by: Mrs.E.Chisholm, Bruce nait ere ENT ME se: ae élit ad Obituaries JOIN AS ARE HA ESA E.J.CLARK Ernest James Clark, former president and managing director of the W.Clark Ltd.prepared foods company, died here Tuesday, at the age of 79.Mr.Clark retired in 1953 after more than 50 years with the canning company, founded by his father, the late William Clark, in 1877.A long-time member of SL.George's Anglican Church, Mr.Clark was at the time of his death a director of the Montreal Lithographing Co.Ltd.and of the Gould Storage Co.Ltd.He was a member of the Engineers\u2019 Club and of the Islemere Golf Club.He is survived by his wife, the former Florence Jane Upton, and two daughters, Patricia (Mrs, Howard C.Cotterell) and Ruth (Mrs.John H.Baker).Funeral was held Wednesday at 2 p.m.from Joseph C.Wray and Bros.Funeral Parlor, 1234 Mountain St., to Mount Royal Cemetery.A.M.ELLIOTT A funeral service was held at 5 p.m.Friday at the Rosedale Chapel, 4911 Cote des Neiges road, for Archibald M.Elliott, a former employe of the St.Lawrence Seaway Authority, who died here yesterday at the age of 67.Mr.Elliott was born in West- mount and educated at Westmount Academy.Before World War I he was employed at Westmount City Hall.During the war he enlisted with the 23rd Battalion Westmount Rifles and served with the Third Battalion.Later, he was employed in the office of the Welland Canal\u2019s engineer-in-charge as private secretary.He lived for many years in St.Catharines, Ont., before returning to Montreal and a post with the St.Lawrence Seaway Authority.He retired in 1957.Mr.Elliott was pre-deceased by his wife, the former Edna Griffin; and his son Leslie was killed in action in Boulogne, France, in 1945.He is survived by two daughters, Jeanne (Mrs.Harry Parker), and Mavis (Mrs.Bryan Hewitt), both of St.Catharines: two brothers, T.Leslie of Montreal West, and Stan- \u2018ley M.of Dorval; two sisters, Irene | (Mrs.C.F.Basham) of Kleinburg, Ont.and Kay (Mrs.J.R.Nixon) of Toronto; and two grandchildren.LOUIS GORDON Funeral of the late Louis Gordon, 75, of 6066 Hutchison avenue, who died March 8, took place Wednesday from the Paperman and Son Funeral Home to Beth Moishe Cemetery.The late Mr.Gordon was born in Latvia and came to Canada at the age of 22.He was founder and president of the firm of Gordon and Sons Inc.in Westmount where he was well-known in business circles for the past 35 years.He was a director of Beth Moishe Synagogue, a member of King George VI Benefit Fund, the Jewish Hospital of Hope and the Hebrew Consumptive Association.He is survived by his wife, the former Alice Lipshitz; three sons, Harry, William and David, a daughter, Mrs.Anne Kotler, and one sister, Mrs.Sophie Woloshin, all of Montreal.\u201cband\u201d this week.The dance starts at 9 p.m.Doors close at 10:30 p.m.Westmount Y announces that a 3rd golf course will start next week, March 15 and March 17.The golf professional is Jim Westwell of Wentworth Golf Course.The \u2018course will run for 6 weeks ending on the April 28.The week of the 18-23 will be omitted.A minimum registration of 18 persons must be had or else the course will be cancelled.For further information call WE.7- 3916.This Week in Westmount Movie of prize book planned for summer By VALENTINA RAHR Clin McDougall, Lansdowne avenue, Registrar of McGill University and successful short story writer, was named winner of Canada\u2019s top award for fiction for his first novel \u201cExecution\u201d last year.In the fall of 1959, Mr.Mec- Dougall was approached by a Toronto film representative, and the outcome of their meeting was a contract for a $1,000,000 production film based on his book.It will be shot this summer in Canadian.army camps and in Italy by Torontonian Julian Rev.H.H.Walsh quest speaker at St.Matthias The Rev.Dr.H.H.Walsh, professor of church history in the faculty of Divinity at McGill University, will next week speak on \u201cHenrician Reform\u2019 in the second of the series of lectures being presented each Wednesday through Lent at 8 p.m.in the parish hall of St.Matthias\u2019 Church.The object of the series is to present the historic background out of which the Anglican Book of Common Prayer evolved, together with the influences and purposes which motivated the recent revision of that book.As its title implies, Dr.Walsh's lecture will evaluate the role of Henry VIII in his relationships with the Church and clarify some still widely held misconceptions regarding that monarch\u2019s influence in ecclesiastical matters.There is no charge for the lectures, which are open to the public.The Rev.J.C.Kirby, lecturer in Liturgics at the Montreal Diocesan Theological College, will alternate with Dr.Walsh in the presentation of the series.Subsequent topics will be \u201cThe First English Prayer Book (Mr.Kirby), \u2018\u201cThe Elizabethan Settlement\u2019 (Dr.Walsh), and \u201cThe Canadian Prayer Book 1959\u201d (Mr.Kirby).EVENTIDE MONUMENTS This Trade-Mark identifies The GUARANTEE Protects BRONZE PLAQUES Memorial © Bronze & Granite 5835 Sherbrooke Street W.(Between Melrose & Draper) HU.6-7822 Roffman, co-produced by Ralph Foster's Toronto Meridian Film Co., and by Yvonne Taylor, wife of the Toronto film tycoon Nat Taylor.\u201cThis is the first time a Canadian film made on Canadian soil will have an international distribution by this company.\u201d Mr.Mc- Dougall said.\u201cIf the venture is successful, plans are being made to film about two pictures a year based on Canadian books.\u201d \u201cExecution\u201d is the story of a Canadian infantry battalion in the Italian Campaign of World War II.The prize-winning novel reflects Mr.McDougalls own career.A strong and vivid novel, it is told with an acute understanding of war's human element, and the Canadian soldiers who fought in the Allied campaign in Italy, are recognized in this gripping narrative of battle, EATING HABITS \u201cNational characteristics such as laziness, energy, persistence, or instability, often bear a direct relation to the habits of eating,\u201d according to culinary expert, radio and TV personality Je- hanne Benoit, Churchill avenue.\u201cProof exists that foot is linked with every branch of cultural history,\u201d she said.\u201cWe should believe in and try to propagate our own Canadian national foods.The Indians mixed all the wild fruit in their own corn bread\u2014 which makes it the father of the \u201cupside down cake.\u201d Canadians from the East and West, as well as New England- ers, learned to make upside down cake from the Indians, but adapted it to their own way.ROSEDALE EDGAR A.WRAY Funeral Chapel WURLITZER ORGAN 4911 COTE DES NEIGES RD.South of Queen Mary at Decelles RE.1-6868 HENEVER the need occurs at a distance, our firm may be called with confidence to complete all the details.BA Collins INC.F.A.Nunns \u2014 A.F.Williams 5610 Sherbrooke Street West Five Generations of Traditional Service Eu cJos.C ray & BRO.FunaraL Directors 1234 Mountain St.Phone : UN.6-6363 RS mer interiors ond SOLD Custom Upholstery Furniture Repairs Draperies MULLINS ANTIQUES Regd.1317 Greene Ave\u2026 WE.5-3894 ANTIQUES BOUGHT oy ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmakers OHMAN'S JEWELLERS WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.VOL.XXXi, No.10 i BOND DRIVE OPENS: This group is happy about the opening success of the Montreal Bonds for Israel campaign.Left to right: Mr.Harold Tanaberia (co-chairman), Tanaberia, Mrs.MONTREAL, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1960 Mrs.man), Mrs.Briskin, Hyman Grover.The opening dinner was Is- Windsor Hotel.raeli General Moishe Dayan (guest speaker), Lansdowne future still indefinite The traffic and circulation committee of tlhe WMA reported to the Tuesday night meeting on the city\u2019s recent decision to prohibit heavy truck traffic on Lansdowne avenue between Sherbrooke and St.Catherine streets.The report said three parts were made in the original petition to city authorities: PETITION 1.To prohibit all trucks, except those on local delivery, from using the street as a thoroughfare; 2.To make Lansdowne a one way street between Sherbrooke and St.Catherine going south; 3.To re-route the two bus services now using the street.RESULTS A traffic survey was made on authority of City Manager T.J.Hughes of the street and it was decided to enact a prohibition of heavy traffic.This was passed at the February 15 council meeting.The plan to make the street one way was decided against as being an inconvenience to everyone, particularly residents.A memo has been sent to the Montreal Transportation Commission asking for a proposed plan to re-route the buses.As yet no reply has been received.A complaint was tabled from residents on Somerville that a lane at the back of their houses was being used for parking by residents of Burton, The investment in plant and equipment in the Canadian steel industry is now $21,700 per employee.\u2014 Quick Canadian Facts.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.(Downstairs) WE.2-6633 Hyman Grover, Julius Briskin (co-chair- held Wednesday night at the \u2014Tedd Church Photo Oh where, oh where has Westmount gone?Has Westmount lost its identity?Where has Canada\u2019s pretty little city gone?Relax! It hasn't gone the way of the fabled Atlantis \u2014 disappearing beneath the sea.But Westmount is non-existent as far as the post office is concerned.Circulars issued by the Postmaster, Rene Boileau, announces that the postal zone for Westmount will be Montreal 6 in an effort to offer some standardization for areas served by letter carriers.The City has two post offices \u2014 one at Greene and Western and one at Sherbrooke and Prince Albert.In a telephone interview Wednesday with St.Antoine-Westmount member of parliament, Ross Webster (PC), The Examiner asked about Westmount's identity.\u201cNo, the city has not lost anything,\u201d he said.\u201cMontreal 6 or Westmount will be enough to have the letter delivered.\u201d \u201cBut,\u201d he added, \u2018\u2018if you jusl put Westmount it will probably take one day longer for delivery.\u201d \u201cDeliveries have been slow.and this is a way to speed them up,\u201d he said.Wading pools out Westmount Park to be im Westmount Public Works Commissioner, P.A.Ouimet, told his WMA counterpart committee that all the money to be spent for park improvement within the city in 1960 will be spent on Westmount Park.No plans have been made for other cily parks.Improvements, listed below, were tabled after consultation with a City of Montreal park expert: 1.The \u201cmuddy hole\u201d in front of the library will be partially filled, and shrubs, flowers and grass will be planted in the area.2.A drainage sewer will be proved probably not until 1961.The cost of the proposed improvements was not given.Alderman Ouimet mentioned Rev.William Morris\u2019 requests for wading pools in Westmount Parks.He said the city medical officer, and City Council, is strongly opposed to the idea because the pools would be very expensive; would need heavy chlorination with its resultant danger to the eyes; and would be used mainly by non-residents of Westmount.He said West- mount residents would probably not allow their children to use the pools if they were built.WMA getting geare for future elections By LARRY MCcINNIS The Westmount Municipal Association, at their regular monthly meeting held Tuesday night at Victoria Hall.took firm steps to prepare themselves for the eventuality of their chosen candidates being opposed in future mayoral or aldermanic elections by starting an \u201celection committee.\u201d President J.G.Harper announced he had been empowered to select a chairman for this committee, which will deal with necessary procedures for having WMA candidates nominated in future elections, and that he had approached R.L.Hunter to take the steps needed to get it functioning, Woman trapped, rescued With the idea obviously in mind À fire on the top floor of a two- (hat the association may be taken storey building at 385 Claremont 94 its word.considerable time at avenue early Saturday MOIMINE the meeting was devoted to ways saw Mrs.À.H.Tellier rushed 0 and means of raising the member- Queen Elizabeth Hospital in A ship, and subsequently the income police car suffering from smoke of the group.The January alder- aud shock, .manic clection necessitated cashe Westmount Fire Department re-|ing of a $1,000 bond lo help pay ceived the call at 7.17 a.m.They | campaign expenses of $1.100.arrived within a few minutes to \"or some time discussion has find flames coming from the win-| been going on about expanding dow of a room used as a den.Mrs.| membership in the association to a Tellier was (rapped in a room at; \u201cfamily\u201d or \u201ccouples\u201d plan where- the rear of the building, from py the \u201clegal consort\u201d of a present where firemen had to remove her qnember, who pays $2, could alse with the aid of an aerial ladder.Mrs.Tellier was alone in * Mr.Hunter accepted the chaite manship.It is expected that this will be one of the important commitices within the framework of the WMA.In their March newsletter they state: \u201cIf elections are best for Westmount, let's have one every year.You can be sure the WMA will do its purt by selecting good candidates for vacancies on the Westmount City Council.\u201d | juin the WMA lor a proposed addi- the tional fee of $1.house at the time: her husband Legislation committee chairs and two children were visiting in the Laurentians for the weckend.(Continued on page 8) NO! WE ARE NOT CLOSING OUR STORE In fact, we are doing more business since our bird clinic was suspended.Only the bird clinic is not operating \u2014 our store business is bigger and better than ever.VICTORIA PET SUPPLIES Chas.A.James 5041 Sherbrooke St.W.HU.4-5477 (Opposite Westmount Theatre) installed to run underground* from the lily pond to the main sewer on Western avenue.The open stream above the pond will be cleaned and enlarged.An additional amount of water will be provided for the pond, re-circulated by a pump te provide a constant flow and level for children who like to use the stream and pond to sail boats.3.The games area will be relocated to the south of its present location and paved to keep down the dust.The possibility of erecting a fence, hidden by shrubbery.as a protection to children will be studied at a later date.4.The two pools under the arched bridge will be enclosed with a low shrubbery-hidden fence.The drain to the duck pool will be put underground with provision above the drain for a small stream of clear water, 5.The bandstand now located on the edge of the playing field will be re-located on the The public is invited © GENERAL HOME MODERNIZING © to visit this new showroom office, one of the most modern of its kind in Canada.DO IT NOW PAY LATER Up to 12 months to pay island in the skating pond, but Phone WE.2-3214 for FREE estimate ROLF SCHUETT PAINTING & DECORATING \u2014 GENERAL CONTRACTOR 3239 St.Antoine Street Westmount THEGW Exam Serving the City of Westmount since 1033 5135 Western Avenue, Montree! 28, Que.Head Office: 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 29 Zz 1ner Montreal, Friday, March 11, 1960 Circulotion Dept.\u2014 Display Advertising HU.2.1200 Classified Advertising (To 8.30 p-m., Tues.& Wed.Only) HU.1-0451 Editorial Department \u2014 Accounting Department HU.1-2771 John W.Sancton President ond Publisher Hugh E.McCormick Chairmon Low Miller, Managing Editor Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager Miss Evelyn McKinnon, Circulation Manager The Fxaminer aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.Mail subscriptions: 52.50 per vear; $1.25 half year.Five cents a copy.Member of the Canadian Weckly Newspapers Association, Authorized as 2nd Class Mall, Post Office Dent, Ottawa.WE SAY Louis Gordon story one of success-plus PUSHCART to president is a common enough success story, But add to it warm friendliness, specially toward children, and a keen sense of philanthropy.Then place the thriving business he built right here in Westmount for 35 years where it is an insti-+ tution, and you have a story quite out of the ordinary.We speak of Mr.Louis Gordon, who came from Russia early in his 75 years which ended with his passing Tuesday; the same Louis Gordon who for 35 years was president of this community's probably best known grocery establishment, Gordon & Sons, Inc.From door-to-door fruit peddling to highest commu- nily respect he rose, with acumen and humanity, Ilis kind is specially missed.Philatelists held auction for Red Cross An appeal to philatelists (stamp collectors do you) and stamp dealers to donate their prized specimens (to the Westmount Stamp Club for auction as a fund-raising proect for the Canadian Red Cross produced good results, It was announced last night by Ken Smith, president of the club.The club held its annual aue- tion of postage stamps at Vie- toria Tall.The club is an active chapter of the Royal Philatelic Society of Canada.and claims the largest membership of its kind in Canada.While results of the sale are not yet known, in 1958 a contribution of $750 was made, and $450 last year, to the Quebec Division of the Canadian Red Cross Society at their campaign time.Our aim is $1,000,° Mr.Smith said.\u201cThere are many other collectors in Montreal who would contribute if they knew collee- tions from the auction will help to swell the Red Cross fund.\u201d LS = THEY YOU SAY Canadian Council expresses thanks Sir: Thank you for your .cooperation during Brotherhood Week 1960.Preliminary reports indicale the success of the observance in all parts of Canada.The Canadian Council of Christians and Jews is grate- fui for your support.W.J.Sheady Dentist wins sports rally Results of the Rallie des Neiges, the 700-mile sport car test that was re-routed because of drifting snow and bad road conditions, were released yesterday by the Sport Car Motor Club of Montreal, sponsors of the event.Winners of the first overall prize, the Volkswagen Trophy, are Westmounters Dr.Ronald Herbert Louttit (navigator) and Henry Grace (driver), who won in a Singer Gazelle.Other winners from West: mount are: Dr.M.Reulcky, navigator, with driver J.Jones, who won the Cooke - Toledo Trophy in a Sprite; B.Van Marken, who had to stop along the way to change his damaged windshield.Trophies will be presented at the Annual Dinner of the Montreal Sports Car Club on April 9.Dr.Louttit is an avid sports car enthusiast, who has won many trophies and ribbons.e Witty comedy e f e Is featuring Westmounters Residents of Westmount have been assigned featured roles in the McGill English department\u2019s production of \u201cThe Relapse\u201d by Sir John Vanbrugh, which will be presented at the University's Moyse Hall on March 10 to 12.Professor A.J.Frueh of Me- Gill's geology department, who lives at 457 Strathcona avenue, will be seen in the role of Coupler, a match-maker, and James Khazzam, of 44 Sunnyside avenue, will play Lorry, the servant of Young Fashion.Also in the cast is David Francis, of 4341 Montrose, who plays Lord Foppington's shoc- maker, A sparkling and witty comedy of manners, \u201cThe Relapse\u201d recounts the adventures of a confirmed rake and libertine who attempts to mend his ways and remain faith- wife.ful to his long-suffering SAY I am not afraid of tomorrow, for | have seen yesterday and | love today.\u2014 William Allen White Old Boys meet: Principal announces resignation this year \u201cThe level of scholarship at Westmount High School, which Stephen Leacock once praised as being unequalled in Canada, has continued down through the generations,\u201d the vice-principal of the school, J.Douglas Lawley, told the Westmount High School Old Boys\u2019 Association at their annual dinner last Friday night.The school, he said, has never let down on standards of scholarship required of teachers as well as students, established when it was incorporated in 1913.The happy gathering of re- .presentatives of the more than 2,000 members of the association was marred only by the announcement by Principal Roland Bartlett that he was resigning his post at the end of the year to attend to private business.Mr.Bartlett joined the school staff in 1944 and has been principal since then.He said he has already forwarded his resignation to the school board.The more pleasant activities in- medal to principal emeritus H.B.Parker in celebration of his 80th birthday.Presented with a medal of honor Was Jan Motherwell, who graduated last year from Westmount High, and now attends McGill University.Me was voted by his own classmates as the student best fulfilling the criteria of scholarship, sportsmanship and character.Outgoing president William G.McCrudden announced that, of the scholarship fund objective of $10,000, $5,400 had been collected so far.The scholarship fund, to establish a permanent fund for Westmount High graduates, the association main project this year, he said.It is hoped to collect the balance of the objective from alumni members contacted within the past month.He also announced the Student Loan Scheme, under which graduates borrowed money for higher education, was been discontinued \u201cin view of the paramount importance of building up the scholarship fund.\u201d Some $400 in loans is still outstanding.In another bid to give added impetus lo the establishment of the scholarship trust fund, the association raised the Howard H.Mussells Memorial Scholarship to $300.Elecled for the coming year: President, R.Edward Fisher; vice-president, John Watersion; secretary, Gerald Burke; treasurer, Leslie Ham.Directors: Michael Fish, John S.Foch, Ernest A.Hutchison, Hugh Jones, Eric Laffoley, Richard Lord, Peter Merrill, James Patrick, John Priestman.Ian Steward, Frank Stark and Stephen Vineberg.Cancer Sociefy drive to open here April 6 The Canadian Cancer Society Campaign which opens here April G is not just a drive for funds, Mrs.Slattery, chairman of the Westmount district campaign said today.\u201cThe number one goal of the drive,\u201d she said, \u201cis to save one out of two of those who develop cancer.That is the number who could be saved by broad application of present knowledge and skills instead of one out of three we are now saving.\u201d \u201cThe second target is for funds urgently needed to step up the Society's nation-wide program which offers a promise of solving the cancer problem.That promise has never becn as great as it is today.Until that final goal is reached we must apply every bit of knowledge and skill to saving lives today.\u201d \u201cThousands of life-saving leaflets will be given away in our house-to-house canvas here,\u201d Mrs.Slattery said, *\u201cT'he leaflets are designed to save lives that might otherwise be lost to Canada\u2019s number two disease killer by alerting those who receive them to the dangers of neglect and delay.\u201d She explained that while more lives are being saved every year due to improved methods of treatment, needless deaths still occur because the disease is not diagnosed in time.Regular health checkups are the best safeguard,\u201d he pointed out, \u201cto protect the family and the home.\u201d Mrs.Slattery was confiden that one day cancer, like other diseases in our time, will be brought under control.\u201cBut until that day comes,\u201d she said, \u201cpublic knowledge of the facts of cancer is stil! one of the best means of saving lives.\u201d The Canadian Cancer Society has a three-pronged program of research, education and service to patients in its all-out effort to conquer cancer.The power of the press! Society\u2019s plight heard (Ed\u2019s note: Three weeks ago The Examiner did a story on a small organization formed in Montreal by six couples who had adopted children of multi-racial background, and who were trying to tell other people interested in adopting children that they should give every consideration to some of the more than 160 children of Negro, Oriental or Indian background who need the care and affection due every child.The following report was received this week from the group.) In this city alone there are 60 small children and over 100 older ones who are desperately in need of a home.They are presently being maintained in foster homes at public expense.The group, whose members have adopted multi-raced children and which three weeks ago had not picked a name, have now called themsclves the Open | Door Society, and work in cooperation with the Children's Service Centre.Mrs.Muriel B.McCrae, executive director of the Children\u2019s Service Centre, and four of the six founding members of the society, will be appearing on TV's Tabloid program on March 24.They will discuss their experiences and underline the plight of these Canadian children so long forgotten by their fellow citizens, (Ed's posteript \u2014 Never underestimate the power of the press!) 1 SAY! SEALS : Dr.17 Willow, has been named as one of the executive of the 1960 Easter Seals cam- EASTER Arnold F.Jones, paign for cripples.The campaign will run from March 17 to April 18 with an objective for the Greater Montreal areas of $100,000.It has also been announced that their campaign headquarters will be on the 20th floor of the Sun Life building, and will be open from March 15 to April 20.Tokyo anyone?The Westmount Rotary Club is looking for volunteers among its members to go to Tokyo in 1961.The occasion is the 52nd annual Rotary convention to be held in Tokyo from May 28 to June 1, and plans are already underway by Rotary International for travel and accommodation plans.Pre-convention and post-con- vention tours with groups of Ro- tarians and members of their families are being arranged with stop-overs in Hawaii, tours of Japan and visits to other Asian countries.Also planned in connection with Tokyo attendance for the convention are round-the-Pacific and round- the-world trips, City planner asks to save old buildings According to Montreal\u2019s city planning director, Romeo Mon- dello, the city has very little to show of its historic past.New building have replaced structures erected a few hundred years ago.\u201cIn fact,\u201d he said.\u201cthere is praclically nothing left of the French regime architecture and very little dating more than 200 years.\u201d Because of this situation, Mon- dello said, preservation of old buildings should be stressed.Mr.Mondello suggested that, because the old stone buildings do not stand up well, even though their walls are thick stone, special treatment should be given them for their preservation.The planning director said he was convinced that an appreciable number of the old buildings are still in a good state of conservation.Mr.Mondello mentioned many historic buildings in Montreal's downtown area, but brought attention to the old farmhouse of the Hurtubise Farm, built in 1692 and still standing at 561-3 Cote St.Antoine road.Also mentioned was the farmhouse of the Decarie Farm.erected in 1697 and still standing at 459 Cole St.Antoine.Among the many things teen-agers never learn to hang up is the telephone.-_ ( _ a Dr.George Goth of Metropoli- tan United Church.London, Ontario, and formerly Minister of Westmount Park-Emmanuel Church, will be the speaker at the Life and Lent services which continue at Wesley United Church on Wednesday, March 16 at 8 p.m.Dr.Goth will take as his topic \u2018\u201c\u2018Overcoming the World.\u201d Rev.Norman Slaughter, Minister of Erskine and American United Church will conduct the service and will be assisted by Rev.David Searfoss, assistant minister of St.Andrew's Church, Westmount.Dr.Goth has been much in demand as a speaker and lecturer and has travelled widely.In 1952 he had conversations with Marshall Tito in Yugoslavia and his travels have carried him to Russia.He is currently leader of a tour that wilt visit many European countries this summer.To pay for the spending of government at all levels in Canada now takes 31 per cent of the country\u2019s total productive activity, as compared to 23 per cent ten years gao.REFLECTIONS When a man has reached his alloted span of three score years -and ten, all his possessions seem to become more valuable.This includes knowledge as well as material goods.Material goods may be lost, stolen or destroyed but knowledge of any subject cannot be destroyed.But prohibition of the use of that knowledge is a tragedy that cannot be remedied.The damage has been done, irreparable damage.My most prized possession, my knowledge of the diseases of God's creatures, ''the little birds\", and my ability to treat their ailments has been denied me by the Veterinarians' Association.This is a personal tragedy to me.My only hope is that someone, somewhere, will shortly take my place with a mandate which is not controlled by man.CHAS.A.JAMES Victoria Pet Supplies \u2019 5041 Sherbrooke St.W.(Opposite Westmount Theatre) HU.4.5477 Ts « « MO notes mecessary WMA reminds its attend Council meetings A smoothly run meeting of the the Westmount Municipal Association Tuesday night at Victoria Hall heard reports from chairmen of its eight committees on subjects ranging from the city's study of zoning to the proposed date of commencement of construction of the new high school.Tenders have been called for the new $1,800,000 school, to be built on the site of the old West- mount Athletic Grounds, but when the contracts will be let, or when the work will start, has not as yet been determined.The nominating committee for the new WMA executive was announced: Crosby Lewis and Lyman Williams from the present executive; the retiring president L, C.Harper; two past presidents; four members at large, G.B.Puddicimb, Rev.William Morris, D.R.Ross and J.W.Kennedy.The committee has had one preliminary meeting and will submit a report of proposed nominations to the April execu-+ tive meeting for approval.If the slate is approved, the nominations will be put to a vote at ge annual meeting scheduled for May.It will be noted that Rev.Morris, president of the short- lived Westmount Voters Association (formed to put up candidates at the January aldermanic election in opposition to WMA's candidates) is an active member of the nominating committee, and is on record as having attended their first meeting.President Harper told the meeting that housing and zoning was being studied by the City, and that they had engaged the services of architect Professor John Bland to assist them.A full report will be made to West- mount citizens later in the year, OPPORTUNITY FULL OR PART-TIME Canadian Corporation will select reliable, ambitious person in this area to look after the delivery of its products to established retail accounts.There is no selling involved \u2014 only the replacement of stock.Possible income up to $5,000 yearly.Qualifications required: Good reputation and recommendations.Must have car and be able to make a cash investment of $1200.00.Could be handled by someone already employed.For local interview, reply by letter including pertinent details and phone number to: Provincial Manager, Box 27, Montreal, Que.Station H, quick -efficiont TYPED .CIRCULARS MULTILITHING MIMEOGRAPHING PERSONALIZED LETTERS 4444 st.Catherine St.West Quick Efficient Neat Conveniently Near .WE.2 - 6787 members \u2014 but an interim report will be made to the WMA at their annual meeting.The question of the use of Westmounl's park facilities by business tenants was raised.Mr.The Wéétuétnt\u2019 Bvaiolésë, friday.March 11, 1960 Snowfall down, but costs high The total snowfall during the month of January, according to the report of the City Manager's office, was 19.4 inches against an 86 year average of 26.5 inches.A surprising statistic for those who complain about the weather, Harper said he would bring the matter to the mayor's attention \u2014 especially the use of the new artificial ice rink.One of the questions most thrown at the WMA aldermanic\u2019 candidates in the last general election was about their experience in attending City Council meetings.The association had detailed chairmen, or their representatives, lo attend certain meetings of council.Mr.Harper said he had reports stating this required attendance was not being followed and reminded the executive to follow this up in future.He also said it was not necessary to take notes at these meetings because the WMA was being supplied with copies of the minutes \u201cof council meetings.Young PC's want blood \u201cIf you think this is not a request for blood, then read no further.\u201d The St.Antoine-West- mount Young Progressive Conservatives mean business for their second blood clinic, to be held Wednesday, March 16, at Victoria Hall from 3 p.m.to 10 pm.The group appeals to its members, and readers of The Examiner, to help them by supporting the Red Cross and donating a pint of blood.The call is to \u201chelp us swell the diminishing Red Cross blood bank by at least 500 pints.\u201d The clinic, in Vie Hall\u2019s lower room, will be opened by one of the newly elected Westmount aldermen (Irving Backler or Michael Tucker) and will be attended by members of the entertainment world, several players of the Alouettes, and possibly by some players of the Canadiens hockey team.The group assures potential donors that transportation will be avail able at the hall to pick up people and return them to their homes.Reporis no fatalities in January There were no fatalities in West- mount due to accidents during January it was reported in the City Manager's report for the month, although 152 accidents resulted in injuries to 51 persons.The figures show a decrease of one accident, and an increase of 18 injured as compared with December's statistics.124 of the accidents were due lo traffic, resulting in injuries to 23 realizing nothing can be done about it, is the fact that .58 inches of rain fell in the month against the 86 year average of one inch.Snow fell on 17 days during January, 10 of which the total fall exceeded one inch At no time during the month did the snow fall exceed three inches.But expenditures to keep West- mount with its well earned reputation for good streets and sidewalks cost the Public Works Department month's work.1,054 tons of salt were used on city streets, roads and walks plus 408 tons of sand and over three tons of cinders, 43,095 cubic yards of snow were dumped at the pond and dump during the month, And that's a lot of snow! + Be Safe! Be Sure! Have your Brakes Serviced By Specialists With 25 years experience H.B.Brake Service 221 Victoria Avenue (Near Westmount Station) WE.5-9611 \"YOUR PHOTO DEALER WHERE YOU WILL EVENTUALLY BUY! LEAN BEEF BRISKET 6 *1 WHAT ONE BUCK BUYS?FARMER SAUSAGE 3 *] BABY BEEF LIVER 3 1 SLICED SWIFT BACON 4 °1 TENDER FILLET MIGNON \u2026 *1.29 LEG OF LAMB \u2026 39° CHICKEN LEGS \u2026 49° FEDERAL WIENERS 3 .*1 1901 WELL (Corner persons, PIERRE MEAT Retail at Retail at Wholesale Wholesale Prices ! Prices ! 3400 ST.ANTOINE ST.(Corner Greene) OPERATED BY ROLLAND JEANNEAU INC.INGTON ST.Madeleine) 5 $78,205 for (he jh The Westmount Exeminer, Friday, March 11, 1960 6 Boys\u2019 Club Citizenship program is urgently needed By MAURICE MARIASINE Good citizenship and the meaning of democracy can best be learned through actual experience and participation.Because of its methods, philosophy and informal setting,* the Unity Boys\u2019 Club of Westmount is in an extremely favorable position to train boys and girls for responsible citizenship.Although this is and always has been one of the primary objectives of the Club, there is an urgent need to go beyond the regular activities and develop an organized and purposeful citizenship training program.Such a program should include\u2014 and more specifically focus attention on \u2014 the following objectives: 1.To develop a respect for our system of government; respect for law and order, and for those who administer the boys and girls to learn how to function in our democracy.6.To develop an understanding of the importance of voling and elections, 7.To develop in boys and girls the skills for democratic part- laws, icipation in our government.2.To develop understanding GROUT\u2019 CLUBS: Group clubs, of the rights, privileges and as part of a balanced boys\u2019 club obligations of citizenship.3.To foster understanding and respect for the property and legal rights of others.4.To create an interest in civie affairs, 3.To provide opportunities for program, provide one of the tools useful in helping to attain the objectives of good citizenship.The technique has been used as long as there have been boys\u2019 clubs and has been found to be one of the effective ways of direcling youth CAMP OUAREAU For Girls 1922.Well supervised waterfront, sandy sports.Carefully-chosen, mature staff.Comp Dates: June 30 to July 28 \u2014 July 28 to August 24 Telephone or write Director, Miss Joyce Bertram, 4454 Coolbrooke, Apt.1, Montreal, Que.HU.1-4568 Established beach, all DENTIST: Dr.Maurice G.Sussman, a graduate of McGill Dental à School, has just returned Irom Ontario to open a practice at 1410 Guy street.into constructive behaviour, attitudes a: d experiences, In group clubs, youngsters have the opportunity to practice leadership in democratic procedure, and develop a working knowledge not only of the privileges of a member of democracy, but also of the responsibilities of citizenship, and to become aware of the rights of others.OPERATION: Within the last few years, efforts \u201cave been made to increase the group clubs at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club.This year, 10 group clubs are operating on a regular scheduled basis and four more are in the process of organization.We are hopeful that this method of programing will enable us to carry out our objective of providing the youth of our community with an opportunity to learn the fundementals of good citizenship.« HOUSE COUNCIL: The Unity Boys\u2019 Club house council, with representatives from the various age categories in the club membership.is but one example in the club's over-all program that is paving the way and providing the tools useful in helping to attain the objective, The council meets on a regular bi-monthly basis.Topics discussed to-date include: The relationship between club members and staff, the general operation and program of the club; the conducting of special projects; discipline of members and ways of finding solutions to problems.New Air Conditioned Office Building 1310 WESTMOUNT GREENE AVENUE Located between Sherbrooke and Western Avenue © NINE STOREY MODERN OFFICE BUILDING ® NATURAL LIGHT ON 3 SIDES © FULLY AIR CONDITIONED © AUTOMATIC ELEVATORS © COMPLETELY SERVICED © PARKING GARAGE Suites Available ., RENTAL RATES : 2nd Floor .570 sq.fr.$4.00 to $4.75 2nd Floor .1,465 sq.ft.per sq.ft.3rd Floor .2,750 sq.ft.Sth Floor .6,600 sq.ft.OCCUPATION \u2014 6th Floor .6,600 sq.ft.APRIL 1, 1960 Full Floors con be subdivided to suit tenants\u2019 requirements Leasing and Management Agents WESTMOUNT REALTIES CO.1367 Greene Avenue WE.5-854) House council members were dlecled to office through a club- wide election campaign and vote.Meetings are currently being conducted on a high-standard system of democratic procedure indicating the value of group clubs.PROGRAM NOTES WOODWORK: Matthew Roguski and Michael Ryan are conducting woodwork classes every Monday and Wednesday evening.Articles are being produced to display at the Annual hobby show in May.TEEN HOP: On Friday, March 11, the club will hold a Teen Hop for senior club members, At the \u2018Hop\u2019 a final selection will be made of the group that plans to travel to Plattsburgh, N.Y.on Friday, March 18, to attend TV's Teen Time.Seventeen couples and club officials will leave club headquarters at 3 p.m.and return the same evening at approximately 10 p.m.Friday's Hop will be conducted as a St.Patrick's Day Dance.Program plans and decorating will be under the supervision of Margaret Hickey and her committee.Prizes will be available.QUIZ CONTEST: Unity's Quiz Contest enters its sixth week.Questions for Quiz No.6 can be picked up at the club on Friday.Please note that the answers to Quiz No.1 can be found elsewhere in the Examiner.In reply to a query regarding the eligibility of staff members entering the contest; *\u2018It has been understood from the very beginning that the families of full-time staff members would net be eligible to participate in the contest.\u201d However, families of volunteers workers are cligible.Also eligible for a special prize are citizens of Westmount in the classification of non-members.Interest in the quiz contest is still keen, After this week, there are four more weeks to go.It is expected that at the completion of Quiz No.8.the accumulative points of the top contestants will be posted at the club and announced in the Examiner.Westmount Council By Royal appointment\u2014 purveyors to the Queen \u201cBy appointment \u2014 purveyors to Her Majesty the Queen\u2019 has come to mean the utmost to commercial firms throughout the Commonwealth, working on the assumption that suppliers to the Queen can only produce the best in products.A letter to Westmount's mayor, J.C.Cushing, from Sir Edward Ford on behalf of the Queen is reproduced here: \u201cDear Mr.Mayor: I am writing to thank you for your letter of the 19th February Dominion-Douglas Anti-semetism theme of bible study Sunday This Sunday evening Dominion- Douglas will hold its service at 7:30 in Leslie Hall.Worship will be informal with the singing of hymns and the sermon will take the form of a Bible study by Rev.R.Douglas Smith.The theme will be the Book of Ruth and today's anti-semitism.There will be an opportunity for questions and discussion.Dr.Smith will preach ai the morning worship the second sermon in the Series \u2018What Do We Christians Believe?\u2019\u2019, The theme will be \u201cJesus Christ is Lord.\u201d xanyone to say that the Queen will be delighted to accept a supply of maple syrup each spring for the replenishment of the jug, which the City of Westmount gave to Her Majesty last June.It should be addressed to the Master of the Household, Buckingham Palace.Yours sincerely, (sgd.) Edward Ford\u201d The letter, read in council February 15, has sparked such controversy an editorial in the Sherbrooke Record suggests that if is to be appointed purveyor of maple syrup, then the Eastern Townships should deserve the honor.In fact, they suggest the syrup will come from there anyway.City Council has received several offers to supply \u2014 free, of course \u2014 the syrup.The latest addition to the list is the Canadian International Paper Company.One person has suggested council find a maple tree in Westmount, erect a fence around it, and use it to tap the supply of syrup each spring.In any case, the final decision will be handed down in Council at their next meeting Monday night.As the Record puts il, \u201cThe appointment certainly must pose a problem to a city that hasn't produced a gallon of maple syrup in its whole settled history.\u201d CAMP MACAZA LABELLE COUNTY : Summer Camp for Boys and Girls 7 to 12 yrs.© 12th Year * Boating, swimming, handicrafts, boxing, dramatics and trips, all under the supervision of carefully chosen staff and directed by Miss Ruby Smith, BA., MSPE.Booklet on request 501 Claremont Avenue Westmount 5 izes Camp Oconto Established 1925 For Girls \u2014 5 to 17 years Riding, land sports, safe waterfront.Resident graduate Physician and two nurses.40 MILES NORTH OF KINGSTON, ONT.Directors \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.E.C.Labbett, 3 Pine Forest Rd, Toronto, 12.Montreal Representative \u2014 Mrs.R.H.Hoppe, 123 Aberdeen Ave., Westmount, HU.6-976) Brochure containing Montreal references on request.The Directors will be at The Ritz-Carlton Hotel on April 1st and 2nd for interviews.IT'S WELL WORTH J LISTENING TO A IV AME oA AE PAE) ard (Gin DE Is TV educational ?Here are the views By SHIRLEY FENTON Television, long regarded as a subject for argument and dissension, appears to be the No.1 form of entertainment in West End homes.Criticism of the mass-circulation medium was slight : | which might have been expected to and commercials, produce some outcry, were not even mentioned.It would appear that this form of advertising is being \u201cunconsciously absorbed into the viewer's consciousness\u201d as predicted by specialists in this field some years ago, or at least, has ceased to produce any appreciable amount of interest, vexation or otherwise in watchers.Three questions were asked \u2014 (1) What do you think of the level of television production?\u2014 (2) What is your favorite type of program?(3) What is its effect on viewers, children and adults?Fourteen types of programs were mentioned to those who asked for clarification on the second query.Comments to the first question were 85% favorable, with the following adjuncts: mass circulation media must necessarily appeal to the average mind, Cana-, dian producers may be hampered by insufficient funds and the machine can always be shut off.Is the machine shut off?65% \u201csit through it anyway,\u201d the other 35% either find something else to do or actually rise up and dispense with the entertainment.One viewer Ep \\o006r reo Ar Stowe, Vermont CHURCHILL HOUSE INN Featuring a truly fine restaurant and superb accommodations Reservations : Hosts: mentioned the arm-chair \u201con- off gadget\u201d which enables the watcher to change programs or regulate sound by pressing a button, \u201cIt\u2019s under the chair cushion \u2014 I don't think I've ever used.I sit on it,\u201d he said.Panel discussions and interviews took precedence in 6 out of 10 polled.with comedians and family shows in second and third place: Plays were approved by 40%; 8 out of every 10, however, stipulating that they must be \u201cgood\u201d or that \u201cthey could .e better.\u201d Children's shows generally found favor, especially with children.It was noted that after the age of 10 years, cowboy pictures lose popularity in favor of animal and nature programs and those dealing with teen-age adventures.50% interviewed were men, 40% women and 10% children.Most of the adults watch the news and sports, especially the men.Men favor TV first as a form of education, then as entertainment.The ladies prefer to be entertained.Children claim to be entertained and educated at the same time, which would indicate how serious - minded children are getting these days.They like cartoons, though! Here are some comments! Mr.P.Mora, 23 Barat road: \u201cI like comedians.1 watch, generally, very late at night \u2014 never before 10 .comedians and the news .\u201d His opinion of television is that it is a good medium for gaining \u201cinformation on Canadian life and problems and the Canadian way of living.\u201d Mr.H.Williamson, 18 Anwoth road: \u201cThey do the best they can with what money they've got.They're just as good, if not better, than American programs.It\u2019; a tough job for the producer.They have done a lot as far as the finer arts go, in bringing them into the home, \u201cThey could Canadair man guest speaker at Engineers J.A.Morley.Coordinator of Cargo Systems, Canadair, will address the Mechanical Section of the Montreal Branch of The Engineering Institute of Canada, on, Tuesday, March 15 at 8:15 p.m.His subject will be \u2018Revolution in Air Cargo Transportation.\u201d He will relate the history of the CL44 Swing Tail Cargo Aircraft and its acceptance by three of the world's largest air cargo operators.Mr.Morley will also describe the requirements of the modern air cargo terminals and the potential air cargo traffic in the 60s.do a lot more if they had more time, but then we all could, couldn't we?\" Mrs.C.Ellis, 10 Somerville avenue: \u201c1 like panels, good plays and some big musicals.TV and radio are both wonderful if you use them with your own good taste.Mrs.Ellis added, \u201cAll the people who complain of the low level of television \u2014 what did they do before?It can provide a lot of pleasure and if it doesn\u2019t, well, they lived without it before, didn't they?\u201d Miss Judie Brodie and Master Jackie Brodie, 4525 Draper avenue: \u201c.family shows and a bit of comedy .you enjoy it and you learn something,\u201d said 13-year-old Judy, adding, \u201cyou can't learn anything from all these cowboy piclures they've been showing, though.\u201d What about Jackie, who is 10?\u201cHe likes cowboy pictures,\u201d said his sister.NEW YORK FOR EASTER SPECIAL CHARTER train Save 5 hours via D & H route.Pillows, coffee, sandwiches are available.LEAVE APR.14, 9 p.m.RETURN FROM N.Y.APR.17, 8 p.m.S low as: Per Person Train & 2 nts.hotel 31 75 Twin beds Choose from 4 first class hotels.LIMITED SPACE BY AIR Ail details and reservations: The Inter City Travel Agcy.Led.1478 St.Catherine w.Montreal PHONE: WE.2-6195 | The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 11, 1960 For 14 years Prince Edward Island has had a province wide competition in which cash prizes are earned for sprucing up homes, gardens and whole vil | tages.\u2014 Quick Canadian Facts, HOME OF THE LIVE \"PIGLET\" Marius Brunner Maitre d'Hotel formerly of Drury's OLD WORLD HOSPITALITY IN THE MOST CHARMING SETTING IN MONTREAL For your Dining pleasure background music by MAURICE ot the Hammond Organ or Steinway! 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J.Lewis 21.00 un.Sermon: \u201cThe Church of God\" Music by The Junior Choir.\u201cLIFE AND LENT\" SERVICE \u2014 WESLEY CHURCH Wednesday, K:00 p.m.SPEAKER: DR.GEORGE GOTH, LONDON, ONT.Alice Smiley, A.Mus.(McGill) Organist.ae en WESTMOUNT PARK- EMMANUEL CHURCH Cor, Lansdowne & Western Avenues Minister REV.CALLUM THOMPSON, 10:00 a.m.Bible Class C.D., B.A.B.D 10:00 a.m.Senior Study Group ; Nat ai ; 11:00 a.m.Church School Director of Music: Mr.Wayne Riddell 11:00 a.m.\u201cPublic Worship\u201d Church School and Infant Nursery 11 00 a.m.Sev.R.Douwxlas Smith, B.A.B.D., D.D.11:15 a.m.Church Schools DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.and Lansdowne Avenue Mjmisters: Rev.Kelth M.Eddy, M.A, B.D, 11.00 a.m.\u201cJesus Christ Is Lord\" Second in Lenten series on Our Beliefs \u2018Ruth and Anti-Semitism\u201d Dr.Smith preaching at both Services LIFE AND LENT WESLEY CHURCH Wednesday, March 16 Dr.George Goth.D.D, London, Ont.Jeho Robb, Mus., Bac.PRESBYTERIAN 7:30 p.m.bb WR TrOUNT aed VieTenm aves.@ Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Donald S.Moore, B.A., Student Assistant Sunday, March 13th 11:00 a.m.Mr.Wilkie Subject: \u201cLet's Get down to Earth\u201d DORIS KILLAM A.RT.O., L Mus (McGill Organist and Choir Director The 124 bus stops at the door © MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount, P.Q.The Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A.B.D., Minister Lester A.Woodin Organist and Choirmaster Visitors Are Cordially Welcome 11060 am.Sermon: ne Divine ,; \u2014 Les Em Patter f Forgiveness' 300 pm Contimation Class UNITARIAN 7,00 pm.Vesper Service: ; cou The Music Works In Cin followed by CHURCH OF THE Social H - 4 45 pan Yonith Fellowship MESSIAH 8:00 bm.Young Adult Group UNITARIAN \u201cLIFE AND LENI\" SERVICE \u2014 WESLEY CHURCH, Wednesday 8:00 pan.SPEAKER: | | DR.GEORGE GOTII, LONDON, ONT.SUBJECT: \"EVOLUTION OF A TRINITY.\u201d Preacher: Dr, K.A.C.Elliott, Profes- Sherbrooke St.at Simpson Sunday, March 13th sor of Biochemistry \u2014 Me- Gill University.BAPTIST Nearest Downtown Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.11:00 AM.7:30 P.M, \u201cNICODEMUS.\u201d General Secretar Church School-11 A.M.\u2014Midwee WESTMOUNT BAPTIST Member Baptist World Alliance Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Minister: REV.EDGAR J.BAILEY, M.A., B.Th.Director of Music: Galt MocDermot, B.A, B.Mus.\u201cTHE GREATEST COMMANDMENT.\u201d The Taylor Bros., March 27 - April 11, 1960 Baptist Church A.Johnston, B.A., D.D.v, Bible Society k Service\u2014Wednesday\u20148 P.M.UNITED Gifford Mitchell, B.A., B.Mus HYMN-SING with (B) COLOURED (C) INTER-FAITH AND INTER-RAC ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street, West Convenient to Hotels REVEREND NORMAN RAWSON, MINISTER 11.00 a.m.Sermon Subject: \"WAS THIS THE WILL OF GOD?\" Beginning a New Series of Morning Sermons on \"The Mystery of Human Suffering\u201d REVEREND NORMAN RAWSON PREACHING AT BOTH SERVICES 7:00 p.m.7:30 p.m.Sermon Subject : \"MIXED MARRIAGES\" (A) JEW AND GENTILE 9.00 P.M.Fellowship Hour \u201c Organist & Choirmaster Gifford Mitchell AND WHITE \u2018IAL MARRIAGES GENERALLY SHADYSIDE PRESBYTERIAN ( ai 6:15 p.m.For those who reg Please Phone The Church LENTEN SERVICE WEDNESDAY.MARCH 16, 4:00 P.M.REV.DR.HOWARD ©, SCHARFE, OF LENTEN SUPPER HURCH, PITTSBURGH, Pa.ister by noon on Tuesday.Office: AVenue B-9245.ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.D.Lindsay Second Sunday in Lent 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 9:45 a.m.Sunday School 10:15 a.m.Mattins (said'z.11:00 a.m.Kindergarten 10:15 a.m.SOLEMN EUCHARIST Preacher.The Rev, Alan Bond, S.T.B.7:00 p.m.Evensong and sermon Preacher, The Rev.J.C.Kirby, S.T.M.Subject, \u201cThe Prayer Book'' \u201cEarly Christian Worship\u201d Holy Eucharist dally at 7:00 a.m.except Wednesday at 9:30 a.m, Wednesday March 9th, 8:00 p.m.Midweek Lenten Service and address Preacher, The Rev.J McGonegal B.D.TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerable R.Kenneth Nayler, .D.Rector Rev.Canon F L.Whitley, Hon Assistant Rev.Allen Goodings, B.D., Assistant C.V Frayn, A.R.C.A.(London) Organist and Choirmaster M.A.Second Sunday in Lent 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion 9:30 a.m.Grade VII, Confirmation and Bible Class.9:45 a.m.Main Sunday School.11:00 a.m.Mattins Preacher: The Rector Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary Department Evensong Preacher: The Rev.Allen Goodings Wednesday Holy Communion Evening Service and Address Thursday Holy Communion 7:30 p.m.7:00 a.m.8:00 p.m.10:00 a.m.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.K.B.Keefe, Rector Rev.Reginald Hollis Second Sunday in Lent 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion 9:30 a.m.Holy Communion 10:00 a.m.Post - Confirmation Class 11:00 a.m.Mattins Preacher: The Ri.Rev.G.R.Calvert 11:00 a.m.Nursery, Kindergarten and Sunday School.7:30 p.m.Evensong Preacher: Rev.R.Hollis Wednesday 7:30 a.m.Holy Communion 8:00 p.m.\u2018Henrician Reform\u2019 \u2014 Dr.H H.Walsh FRIDAY 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion Organist and Choirmaster: Norman W.Hurrle, A.H.C.O.A.R.C.M., L.T.C.L, SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal \u2018 Dr.Harry J.Stern, Robbi Miles Wisenthal, M.A, Educational Assistant Oto O.Staeren, Cantor; F.L.McLearon, Organist and Choir Master, SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, March Jith at 8:15 o'clock, Mr.Miles Wisenthal, M.A., will speak on \u2018The Spirit Of Purim.\u201d Pre-Purim Oneg Shabbat and Reception \u2014 Auspices Mr.and Mrs.Club, Social Auditorium.Saturday Morning, March 12th at 11:30 o'clock, sermonette \u2014 \u2018The Sabbath Of Remembrance\u2019 based on Purim observance, DAILY SERVICES Monday thru Thursday Evenings at 5:45 o'clock; Sunday Mornings at 9:45 o'clock.RELIGIOUS SCHOOL High School, Confirmation and Post- Graduate Departments Saturday Morn ings at 9:30 o'clock; Junior School, Sunday Mornings at 8:30 o'clock.Daily Hebrew School Monday thru Thursday Afternoons commencing at 4 o'clock, TEMPLE RELIGIOUS SCHOOL PURIM CARNIVAL AND MASQUERADE Sunday Afternoon, March 13th, 2:45 o'clock, new social auditorium.LAD AND DAP FELLOWSHIP DINNER Temple Brotherhood invites you to this gala affair Monday Evening, March 22nd.6:30 o'clock, Temple Community House.Price per plate \u2014 $1.50.Sports Personalities will attend.Free gifts for all.Reserve with Temple Office: WE.7-3575, PURIM BARN DANCE Saturday Evening, March 12th, 8:30 o'clock.Temple Community House, Auspi Home and School Association.Admission Box Lunch.Disasters By The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector, Trinity Memorial Church D.D., HE loss of five firemen on active duty wa.a great shock to the City, and the whole City expresses its sympathy with the survivors.The firemen are covered by group insurance through the Firemen\u2019s Union, but the coverage is very inadequate in comparison with the protection a man gives to his family.There is also a pension, but again it is far from sufficient to provide for the bringing up of a family.The experience that our community went through some years ago in meeting the needs of the family of a policeman shot on his patrol, should have warned us to make better - provision for such cases of tragedy.The other disaster of this week is so immense that it leaves us almost incapable of any action.To have a city like Agadir completely wiped out with the loss of thousands of lives, and, apparently, the abandonment of the site, is simply horrifying.However, there are still survivors, and help will be sent to them by international and national agencies.It is hard to visualize the situation and to do what is best.The two disasters bring to our consideration once more the whole question of God's Providence.Why do disasters happen?If the world is.God\u2019s world; and if it is, as we know, a good world, why are such things allowed to be?It is a very hard question to answer.Job said, \u201cMan is born to trouble as the sparks fly upward.\u201d It would seem that hardship is a part of the makeup of the world; and trouble is part of man\u2019s lot.1 know this sounds cold and heartless, We should like to think of the world as being a cosy, comfortable place, where everything ran smoothly and 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, March 13th 11:00 a.m.Sunday School 11:00 a.m.Church Service.Lesson-Sermon: \u201cSUBSTANCE\u201d Golden Text: Hebrews 11:1, Faith is the Substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting READING ROOM In the Church Edifice Open to the public Tuesday Thursday and Friday, Subject: \u2014 2 to 4 p.m.Wednesdays, 6.30 to 8 p.m.no one was unhappy; but it is not so.There is sorrow and suffering, loss and hardship, and there always will be.We do our best to guard against them, and we do rightly.We do all we can to relieve the suffering when it meets us or our neighbors.But suffering will always be there in great tragic losses or in smaller personal sorrows.There are some things we can say, and each of them has value for our own lives.The first of these comments is that in sinful and selfish world there are bound to be man-mad?calaminites.We make disasters for ourselves through our carelessness and our deliberate wrongdoing.Most car accidents are the result of carelessness.So are most fires.Back of the loss of five firemen is a fire that could have been prevented.The second thing to say is the world we live in is a temporary resting place on the way -to a world beyond.The Christian should always think of this world as the school where he is being trained for something greater, something eternal.Sorrow and trouble as well as happiness and joy are part of that training.The third thing is that the sorrow and trouble of our friends draw out the best that is in us, the sympathy with which we make that trouble our own, Lastly, in our own griefs we remember that our Lord shares the griefs and sorrows with us.In the New Testament the writers give a positive value to suffering.It was through suffering that He attained to His glory.St.Paul further says that it is granted to us to fill out that which is lacking in the suffering of Christ.He takes our sufferings and adds them to His for the x salvation of the world.WMA getting .(Continued from page 3) man J.G.Brierley said he \u2018\u201c\u2018viewed the idea with alarm.\u201d He objected to the plan because there are very few dual memberships in the WMA.\u2018\u201c\u2018Let\u2019s not have second class citizens in the WMA,\u201d he quipped.Following the discussion, it was decided to extend an invitation to all eligible members of.families, one of whose members is now in the WMA, to join at the regular rate of $2 each.In a close vote the family mem- Bership plan was defeated as not a practical means of increasing income.SYNAGOGUE 5:36 p.m.Candle Lighting SABBATH SERVICES: 9:00 a.m.Shachris 5:40 p.m.6:20 p.m.BAR MITZVOH Mincho Maariv be called to the 8:45 p.m.Mincho - Maariv 7:30 a.m.Shachris 5:40 p.m.Mincho - Maariv CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wilfrid Shuchat \u2014 Hazzan Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fromm THE SABBATH \u2014 SIDROH TELYAVE, SHABBOS Zachor, Friday, March 11th 5:40 p.m.Mincho - Kabbolas Shabbos Scriptural Reading: Torah: Exodus, Ch.27, v.20 \u2014 Ch.30, v.10; Deuteronomy, Ch, 25, v.17-19; Prophets 1, Samuel, Ch, 15, v.1-34 Gerald Arthur Brahm, Son of Mr.and Mrs.Leo A.Brahm and Robert Mark Mayerovitch, Son of Mr.and Mrs.Harry Mayerovitch, will this Sabbath morning their Bar-Mitzvoh Sunday: The Feast of Purim Shachris and Reading of the Megilloh, 8:30 a.m, Weekdays: Next Friday Evening, March 18th, 5:45 p.m.Candle Lighting 5:50 p.m.Mincho - Kabbolas Shabbos reading the Torah in celebration of amar a Lo meme Education Week Is teaching à profession ?\u2018Not yet,\u2019 says director Is teaching a profession?What are the distinguishing marks of a true profession?These two questions were asked Westmount Rotary at their regular luncheon at Victoria Hall on Wednesday by J.M.Paton, executive director of the Provincial Association of Protestant Teachers of Quebec.The answers: \u201cNo, teaching is not yet a profession in the proper sense of that term.\u201d Distinguishing marks \u2014 \u201c(Teachers) practise an art based upon a science or a body of knowledge and skills.\u201d \u201cIn short,\u201d Mr, Paton said, \u201cteachers ought to have superior intellectual ability plus knowledge and special skills acquired by study and training.\u201d In fact.he said, only one- quarter of Canada's teachers hold a university degree or equivalent, and in Quebec it is still possible to obtain a permanent certificate after two years of teaching following a one year training course for which entrance requirements are only junior matriculation in the sense of ten papers in Grade XI.husband, or putting one through medical school; married women who wish to supplement the family income; and other people attracted by the low entrance requirements and the supposedly short hours and long vacations.\u201cSurely it is obvious we cannot attract or hold in teaching the best of our young people unless we offer them financial inducements that are competitive with those obtainable in other professions and in some skilled technical occupations,\u201d he said.\u201cWe (PAPT) believe the car- Summarizing his opinions, Mr.eer teachers now in our schools P aton said teachers will not would redouble their efforts to Bain the recognition and influ- encourage good high schoo} stu- ence they crave until they weed dents to consider teaching as out the incompetents from their their life work .if the au- OA ranks, and until: thorities would show more vision 1.The continued refusal of « « » than they have so far dis- some school boards to reject played by adopting an ultra-con- the hired hand concept of the servative, go-slow, foot-dragging teacher and, policy in this vital matter of 2.Public apathy and indif- raising minimum entrance re- ference towards the entire quirements,\u201d he said.problem is overcome.Knocking the permanency of \u201cI feel sure,\u201d Mr.Paton Class III certificates, Mr.Paton said, \u201cthis public apathy or singled out as, in a good many indifference is due to lack of cases, holders of these diplomas, knowledge and not lack of women interested in finding a sympathy.\u201d LIFE AND LENT SERVICE WESLEY UNITED CHURCH Royal aot N.D.G.Wednesday, March 16 8:00 p.m, The speaker will be REV.DR.GEORGE GOTH Metropolitan United Church, London, Ontario Sermon: ON OVERCOMING THE WORLD Eleven co-operating West End United Churches invite you to attend this service.Good Parking Tickets, we get tickets Parking inspectors in Westmount issued 736 court tickets and seven caution tickets during January, police report.Young people are holding ski retreat The minister of Westmount Bap- | Bailey will preach Sunday on \u201cThe | Greatest Commandment\u201d and in the evening on \u2018Nicodemus\u2019, Policemen worked the opposite; ; way \u2014 345 caution tickets were | The young people of the church w (She OR CES will hold their annual ski-weckend ! au veu Tor traffic acractions.and, and retreat at Morin Heights with à oC ; Au ; the Rev.John Simonds of Ollawa these infractions, 43 speeding tic- as leader.March 11-13 kets were issued and three arrests \u2019 ' were made, Preparations are now well in FIRE DEPARTMENT hand for the coming of the Taylor .Brothers for a spiritual crusade, The fire department received 26 tist Church, the Rev.Edgar Jt The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 11, 1960 9 March 27 to April 11, Charlie Taylor is the preacher and Laurie Taylor a concert pianist who brings his own Steinway Grand piano with him.This distinguished team of evangelists have held crusades in many parts of the world and most recently 10 crusades in London, England.Playing cards wcre the first paper money used in North America.World Book Encyclopedia says that in 1685 the French colonial governor of Canada failed to receive money from France to pay his troops, When the soldiers threatened to desert, the governor seized all playing cards and declared that they were to be honored as currency when bearing his signature.calls in January, only four of which were for fires.22 calls were for miscellaneous reasons, 23 of ihe calls were from police or fire telephones, The fire inspectors inspected 271 premises and 79 extinguishers from which seven cases of defective wiring were reported.And to keep the chimney sweep followers up to date: 412 buildings were visited and 583 chimneys were swept during January.Hon.Paul Martin to speak at Loyola Hon.Paul Martin, PC., MP, former minister of National Health and Welfare, will address the Loyola College Arts Society at its annual banquet, which will be held at 7 p.m.Wednesday, March 16, in the college dining hall.7:30 P.M.\u201cNICODEMUS\u201d WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke West at Roslyn Avenue March 27 \u2014 April 11 THE TAYLOR BROS.Charlie \u2014 Preacher : Laurie \u2014 Concert Pianist Coloured Films of Holy Land; Gospel Preaching and Great Music Nightly at 7:30 p.m.SUNDAY SERVICES 11:00 AM, \u201cTHE GREATEST COMMANDMENT\" Rev.Edgar J.Bailey \u2014 Preaching.ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street, West Convenient to Hotels GREAT LENTEN SERVICES \u2014 1960 Continuing Wednesday, March 16th ot 8.00 p.m.Come to hear Some of the World's Finest Preachers Wednesday, March 16th, 1960 REVEREND DR.HOWARD C.SCHARFE, Shadyside Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, Pa.Wednesday, March 23rd, 1960 REVEREND DR.CHRISTIE INNES, Collingwood Presbyterian Church, Toledo, Ohio.Wednesday, March 30th, 1960 REVEREND A.LEONARD GRIFFITH, Chalmers United Church, Ottawa, Oat.Wednesday, April 6th, 1960 REVEREND DR.EMLYN DAVIES, Yorkminster Baptist Church, Toronto, Ont.Palm Sunday, April 10th, 1960 REVEREND DR.JOHN SUTHERLAND BONNELL, Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, New York City, N.Y.BEAUTIFUL MUSIC BY THE ST.JAMES' CHOIR AT EACH SERVICE Under the direction of Gifford Mitchell, B.A., B.Mus.For the convenience of your family and friends, supper at a nomisal cost, will be served at 6:15 p.m.prior to the services on the following dates, March 16th, March 23rd, March 30th, April 6th.Reservations may be made by telephoning the Church Office \u2014 AVenue 8-9245.| Club candidates interested in: * Golf I * Curling * Swimming * Cricket or families with the following privileges: e GOLF e YACHTING e ETC.ready by late 1960.facilities in winter.Fishing .If this idea appeals to you, please drop us a line and will be sent.This may be the answer to your dream of Write to Box 661 Are You Still On The Waiting List?Would you like fo join a new, secluded | Town and Country on the Lakeshore?This non-profit organization will soon accept applications of I and other indoor and outdoor sports.\u2014 An 18 hole championship golf course to be \u2014 The most modern Yacht Club in North America with a large harbor and dry-dock | \u2014 Curling, Cricket, Swimming, Tennis, Riding, Club membership will be available during the coming months, by dale of application, after approval by the Board of Directors.club of unsurpassed versatility and of the highest standards.7005 KILDARE ROAD, MONTREAL 29, P.Q.\u2014 * Yachting I * Tennis * Riding * Fishing ] | The new Club will offer a limited membership for single persons additional information belonging to a private À NOTE : In answer to this advertisement we are pleased to report that many replies have been received.Complete information on future plans will be mailed fo all correspondents in the near future.\\ 10 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 11, 1960 PimLIco eo THE PALACE: THE STORY OF TONY ARMSTRONG-JONES .© Was it chance that brought Princess Margaret and Tony Armstrong-Jones together \u2014 or did some special quality of personality single him out?The century's most secret romance has suddenly become the World's Number One topic of discussion.Yet intriguing ques- \\ tions have been left unanswered.Today two London k' Express MONEWS writers who are friends of Tony Armstrong-Jones tell the story of the man they know VER CALLED MA A Tony and Margaret: A recent picture, HE stage door of the grand new Opera House rattled, claitered, and opened violently.The placid Viennese paused on the pavement to watch a most intriguing sight.First emerged rapidly a white-faced, slim, short young man.There was the glimpse of the heavy-handed commissionaire and then the door slammed shut.The passers-by watched the young man with interest.He scowled, shook back the lank, fair hair from over his eyes, and pushed his way through the crowd.They would have looked on with even more interest had they known the news They had just seen Princess Margaret's fiancé-to-be ejected from the Opera House for the fourth time.The glitter Tony Armstrong-Jones was fed up with the round of country\u2019 houses and society dances, with taking those pictures of carefully posed con- versalions between lady Bloggs and the Master of Foxhounds.He wanted to break into the glitter of the theatre.So he went to Vienna for the state opening of the new Opera House, But the Austrians had never heard of him and since he had no Press pass they ejected him, Armstrong - Jones might have been cast out.but he was not cast down.He went round the corner and with his little money he bought a great bunch of yellow roses.These he sent to the soprano Sena Jurinae, who was on the stage rehearsing her part in \u201cDer Rosenkavalier.\u201d When he was sure they had been delivered, he hung around until he saw some obviously important visitors arrive, They were portly and Arm- strong-Jones was small, He walked in among them, He gol as far as the wings before authority caught up with him, Two guineas Struggling to avoid being flung out again he shouted to the soprano, \u201cI'm the man who sent the roses.\u201d She heard him and understood him.He couldn't have had a better ally.She said, \u201cLet him stay.lf he goes 1 go.\u201d He got his pictures, and they even let him in the first performance the next night.But after all that trouble no one wanted the photographs.He eventually managed to sell them to Lord Harewood\u2019s opera magazine for two guineas.That is the kind of man that Princess Margaret plans by ROBERT Princess Margaret and Arm- strong-Jones, the Court photographer, first join in conversation.The rendez-vous For two years they have known each other, but only recently, in the last six months, have they been close 3 and secret companions.They have been meeting in GLENTON ond STELLA KING to marry.He may not always have good fortune, but he has enough determination for ten.He is a lonely soul.He has many acquaintances, but very few friends indeed.He is single-minded {o a degree.Not one of those who know him well can think of any one hobby that absorbs him save his occupation of the moment.Sailing He will sail a boat because his bluff, easy-going father, barrister Ronald Armstrong- Jones, Q.C., is a keen sailor, Bul his interest is purely mechanical, He will fish because his father is an enthusiastic angler.But no one has heard Tony Armstrong-Jones tell a fishing story afterwards.He likes the open air\u2014bul no energetic open-air pastime.He goes to race meetings\u2014 but soon gets bored.Armstrong -Jones is a founder member of that peculiar upper-middle-class Chelsea set which never utters a really profound thought, whatever it thinks.Indeed that is its sole similarity to the country house establishments which have so often been rumored to be in the process of embracing Princess Margaret as a daugh- ter-in-law.Armstrong - Jones has one great interest .the theatre, And his fascination: the big musical spectacular.On such a joint interest did small and private rendezvous in the houses of friends in quiet London streets\u2014in Pimlico and in his hideaway overlooking the dingy Thames near Paradise street in the East End.It has been quite a performance, Tony Armstrong-Jones made all the arrangements.He and his secretary would spend the afternoon tidying up the room where they were to meet and then in the evening his char would do the cooking.The meals were nearly always the same.Smoked ham and melon to start and then something vaguely Continental.What is more fascinating has been their attitude to cach other.Princess Margaret, as is well known, can stand very much on her dignity.She has swept out of a party because some brash guest has called her by her Christian name.But Armstrong-Jones has never been heard to call her even by the obligatory opening salutation of \u201cMa'am.\u201d When they have been deep in conversation he has often interrupted her to win his argument and she has smiled and listened.The proposal In the last few weeks, surprisingly enough, they have seen less of each other than once they did.Armstrong- Jones has spent much time in Ireland with his sister.No ome has any doubt at all There was a party.There was a THE OPPOSITION: It happened near a goldfish pond.Mr.Arm- strong-Jones (top), is not in the pond yet.he soon will be.that Princess Margaret, following the usual royal fashion, sent him there while she finally made up her mind.Did she propose to him?Those close to the couple think it extremely likely that when her mind was certain she did.And thus added a most illustrious name to the Leap Year tradition, Meanwhile Armstrong-Jones has been slowly shrinking his business, becoming more selective and more careful.And last week he took the final steps to make sure that those few private mementoes of his past that were in the scuffle.received his possession of other people were returned to him.He had lent his precious album for a book to be written about him.On Tuesday he telephoned asking its return.He didn\u2019t say why.He Just asked for it back.Antony Armstrong - Jones, the uncommunicative young society photographer, was ready for the royal announcement.NTONY Armstrong - Jones was born in elegant Eaton- terrace, London.Later his parents divorced and his pretty mother, who is Oliver Messel\u2019s sister, married the Earl of Rosse.By the time Armstrong- Jones went to Eton his father had married again.During his first week at Eton he received two letters.One from his father and the other from his mother.Both contained the usual parental advice.They said they hoped he would be happy and work hard, and they both were sure they would be proud of him.Unhappily for his parents\u2019 wishes a malevolent master was soon to comment in an end-of-term report .\"Maybe he is interested in some subject .but it isn't a subject we {each here.\u201d His days at Elon were not distinguished save for occasional rows \u2014 such as the time when he had measles and was discovered to be maintaining contact with the outside world by means of a bottle and string dangling from his window.He did, however, become interested in photography.At that time he was given a special present.His paternal grandfather was a famous physician and Visitor in Lunacy, Sir Robert Armstrong- Jones.When it was decided that young Tony was old enough to appreciate it, he grandfather\u2019s treasured microscope.It was a splendid instrument gleaming with brass, but Armstrong-Jones promptly exchanged it for a camera.He entered some pictures for the college photographic society's opinion.The criticism was not flattering.The society reported: \u201cOne feels, for example, that the picture of the rebuilding of Upper School might well have been made 0 pre Af 2 08 - UNRECORDED EPISODES more exciting if there had been signs of human activity.\u201d To Cambridge From Eton, Armstrong-Jones went to Jesus College Cambridge, to study architecture.As soon as the rowing enthusiasts saw the slight, slim Armstrong-Jones they knew he would make an ideal cox.But they had a deal of trouble at first.He was inclined to take his camera in the boat with him.He would spot something on the bank.focus his cumera, and before the unhappy crew knew what was happening there would be a monstrous tangle of legs, arms and oars.There were times when Armstrong-Jones was extremely unpopular with his crew before that day arrived when he coxed Cambridge to victory in the 1950 Boat-racce.Even then there was trouble.Armstrong-Jones rammed the Oxford boat.They touched oars, and according to those rarefied folk who write on such things , .he \u201chad a conversation\u201d with the Oxford Cox.Armstrong-Jones told his friends afterwards, \u201cAll I did was to keep on my line, I told the other chap to move over.He didn't, and we touched.We swore at each other so loudly it could be heard both sides of the river.\u201d With all his preoccupations it is smal) wonder he failed his exams.Undaunted he wrote and told his mother that he had decided to be a photographer.She replied with a frantic telegram.\u201cDo not agree suggestion changing career.Telephone this evening.Fondest love, Mummy.\u201d But as he told her that night, photography was a career he had always wanted, but had not seriously thought about.Failing his exam had made it possible.Tea boy Soon after he came down from Cambridge he became apprenticed to Baron, that great friend of Prince Philip.But Armstrong-Jones was nol to make his first acquaintance with royalty then.Instead he got all the odd jobs to do.He was more or less the tea boy.That apprenticeship didn't last long.He set up on his own.First of all he started doing portraits with his girl friends as models.He had only one room in Albany which he had borrowed and it\u2019 became bedroom, sitting-room and studio.The only window was a low one at floor level.He made quite a reputation for the strange portraits with the lighting coming from below the chin.He also got his toe in the door of the glossy magazines where his early efforts are heavily salted with pictures of his relatives and close friends.Business was beginning to look up for Antony Arm- strong-Jones.Nevertheless, he was not without his troubles.He was commissioned by His camera brings him trouble.he his HE rows with society the late Helena Pickard, Sir Cedric Hardwick's first wife, to produce 300 postcard-size portraits for her friends at Christmas.Afterwards Armstrong-Jones said sadly, \u201cI didn't even know enough to get the cards at wholesale price.\u201d With only a girl friend lo help him he toiled all day and most of the night to get those pictures ready on time.\u201c1 think I only charged 50 cents each,\u201d he said later, even more ruefully.Another of his first jobs was Lo photograph guests at a very glittering charity affair.It was in January 1953 and called the Golden Cage Ball.Mayfair was there in force.It was his task to photograph the guests with their heads in a golden cage.No one paid less than $1.00 for the privilege, many a great deal more.But not one of them got a finished photograph.Armstrong - Jones had lost the films.\u201c1 don\u2019t know what happened to them,\u201d he said recently.\u201cThey have never turned up.It was all so embarrassing.Fortunately everyone took it very well and nobody asked for their money back.\u201d Despite these little setbacks Armstrong-Jones was making headway.More and more he was hired to attend parties and first nights.They were not always pleasant.At a party given for April Brunner, the top debuiante of 1954, he was involved in a playful] scuffle near a goldfish pond.Armstrong - Jones, impeccable in white lie and tails, got knocked in.He emerged dripping with mud.\u201cOh dear,\u201d wailed Mrs.Brunner,\u201d \u201c1 had no idea the pond was so dirty.\u201d \u201cNeither had 1,\u201d retorted the bedraggled Mr.Arm- strong-Jones as he made his watery way to the door.Trouserless At another party given by copper heiress Sarah Chester Beatty, (wo Old Eatonians debagged him, Two sai on his head.He was left trouserless and unconscious in the bushes outside the Savoy Hotel.Later he said, \u201cIt may have been funny to some.To me it was unforgivable.It scems that it is rather infra dig to be in society and a photographer at the same time.It seems | should be a stockbroker or someone stinko with money.\u201d But there were many good , days too.Armstrong-Jones was gel- ting known, He helped the process by begging friends on newspapers for publicity.Sometimes he got it.But he was invariably described as the son of the Countess of Rosse.\u201cWhy can\u2019t they use my name without my mother's?\" he grumbled.With the money that was coming in Armstrong-Jones could afford to expand.He found an ironmonger\u2019s Bh ploy y shop in Pimlico-road.not far from the gloom and grime of Victoria Station, And it is here that Princess Margaret bas often made her discreet way recently.The basement Armstrong-Jones did most of the redecorating himself, He slept on a bunk on top of a bookcase and had a drawing room in the basement filled with antiques from his mother's house.On the floor.he laid a fine necdlewoik carpet she had let him have.He set to work in his new studio and buill a wood and copper spiral staircase.Tired of the bunk, he built a bedroom in the basement.It is a gaudy room with violet patterned paper and a startling purple bed.He hung 85 cent wallpaper in the bathroom and arranged shelves laden with pots of cream, hairbrushes and face powder for his sitters.Armstrong-Jones* first portraits were dull and rather wooden stereotyped pictures of typical debutantes.But soon he became more experimental.He has his Cecil Bealon period ., .all lowers and lush tapestry.lis Angus McBean craze, when he had Mary Anne Hare, daughter of Cabinet Minister John lare, rising out of a daffodil.and Jane Sheffield, now Mrs.Jocelyn Stevens.reclining on Cellophane and yet another girl sitting on tinfoil.ae Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 11, 1960 1 1 IN THE LIFE OF A VERY SURPRISING YOUNG MAN FE TRANS TIQGE His clients were not always pleased, A Mrs.Legh wrote to him after he had taken pictures of her diughter.\u201cI! found your photogiaphs waiting for me.1 am returning them.| think they are awful.\u201d Then he took à picture of a mavor complete with chain.The proofs rapidly came back.The mayor was angry.He didn\u2019t look in the least dignitied he complained.Sentimental But there were good pictures too.One was extremely sentimental.The wedding day pie- ture of the girl he had once loved very much.Lady Barbara North, sister of the Earl of Guilford.She married Clive Bos- som, MP, son of Lord Bossom.But although business was good, expenses were heavy, and Armstroug-Jones was working in his darkroom until three or four every morning.lle was exhausted.Perhaps one of his biggest handicaps is his health, He is not strong.When he was little he had polio and now has to take physio- therapeutic treatment from time to time to case his limbs.He frequently looks tired and his eyesight is worse than he pretends.He ses glasses a great deal but s.atehes them off whenever he meets a stranger.Back in those fatiguing days he decided to take a rest.With only $40 he hitch-hiked to France for three weeks, On the way back he had to travel for 20 hours on the back of a lorry laden with sulphur.He returned to London refreshed and with a great new scheme in his head.He was about to force his way into that seleet little band of royal photographers, He kuew no one to help him.So the photographer from Pimlico-road sat down and wrote a letter to the Duke of Kent, asking very simply if he could take his picture.As he waited for the reply he had no idea in the world that it was to lead him to Princess Margaret and a home in Buckingham Palace.London Express MONEWS arte des ROYAL PHOTO-CALL .Among the many pictures taken during a session at Windsor is this one of the Queen Mother sharing the happiness of her daughter and Mr.Armstrong-Jones.tr sara ar ae maitre TY al el SPSS Consult Malcolm Gregory \u201cMe won't promise you a trip through the skies on a Magic Carpet, but he wil bring CARPET MAGIC imto your THE EXAMINER ALN A.yy McKENNA OF Home!\u201d GREGORY'S we SEAS SR a a A PAIE AR EE ORIENTAL RUG CO.4191 M.Catherine Se.W,, Westmount WE.2-4277 Evenings RE.8-4605 AAA PS ame a an em nae Miss Audrey Anne Wolfe weds Dr.Gerald P.Olney The marriage took place in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount.of Audrey Anne, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.James Frederick Wolfe.of West- mount, to Dr.Gerald PP.Olney.son of Mr.and Mrs.Wilfred Patrick Olney, Rt.Rev.Edward J.Lapointe officiating.White gladioli, snapdragons and pompons, arranged with greenery.and candleg in candelabra were used to decorate.The bride.who was Approa ch in gq Ma rria ge The marriage of Joan Bourinol Moseley, only daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Egerton Tilton Moseley, and Reginald Stanley Wallace, son of Mr, and Mrs, Reginald Goodwin Wallace of Princeton, Ontario.will take place at 3 p.m.Saturday, March 12.at the Church of St.James the Apostle, The bride will he attended by: Mrs.William W.Lynch.matron of honor and Miss Marie Crosbie, bridesmaid.George V.Orser of Ottawa will act as best man for Mr.Wallace and the ushers will be Mr.Derek James-Speirs and Mr.David Webster.Miss Moseley is the great grandaughter of the late Lieuten- ant-Colonel the Hon, Senator G.Bourinot of Sydney, N.S., and the great niece of the late Sir John Bourinot, KCMG.and the late lady Bourinot of Ottawa, Mr.Wallace.is a graduate from Royal Roads, Victoria B.C., the Royal Military College, Kingston, Ontario, and the University of Toronto, faculty of engineering.The reception following the ceremony will be held in the Blue Room of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.Elizabeth Jordan STUDIO DRESSMAKER - DESIGNER Copies and Originals Domestic & Imported Materials ALTERATIONS - REMODELLING 6100 Cote des Neiges (at Van Horne! given of honor + blue away by her father.wore a gown of white duchess satin, appliqued with Chantilly lace, having a round neckline appliqued with seed pearls and long sleeves, and a skirt which fell into a chapel train.Her fingertip-length veil of tulle illusion was held by a coronel of seed pearls and she carried a cascade bouquet of red roses, gardenias and white hyacinth bells, Mrs.Harold Wolfe, as maliron for her sister-in-law, and Mrs.Brian Crowley, as attendant, wore frocks of poull de soie with bodices embroidered in seed pearls and matching bandeaux, Mrs.Wolfe who was in lavender carried a bouquet of yellow carnations and lavender sweetpeas, Mrs.Crowley wore a turquoise gown and carried yellow carnations and white sweet- peas.Little Miss Miija Wolfe.niece of the bride.as flower girl wore a frock of ice-blue organdy, with a bandeau of the same material.and carried a nosegay of pink Sweetheart roses.Mr.Donald E.Brophy was best man for Dr.Olney and the ushers were Mr.Harold Wolfe, brother of the bride, and Mr.D.O'Donnell.Mrs.Wolfe.the bride's mother, wore a sheath gown of powder brocade with matching jacket with which she combined a blue straw hat trimmed with velvet flowers and corsage bou- quel of tiny pink roses.Mrs.Olney, mother of the bridegroom, was gowned in Dior blue lace.with which she wore a matching straw hat and a corsage of American Beauty roses.The reception was held in the Green Room of Victoria Hall, Westmount, where gladioli and snapdragons were used for decorations.Later Dr.and Mrs.Olney motored to the United States, the bride travelling in a suit of caramel wool, with a Norwegian fox collar completed by moss green accessories, N.D.G.Club tour The \u201cKnow Your Montreal\u201d Group of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club will visit Proctor and Gamble on Wednesday March 16.Transportation will be by bus leaving the corner of Marcil and Sherbrooke at 1:30 p.m.Members For appointment RE.3-3432 interested please phone Mrs.D.K.Gowans or Mrs.H.D.Bourne.1378 Greene Avenue PRO ARTE Jewetter REG'D.© CHRONOMETERIE SUISSE © EXPERT WATCHMAKER WE.2-4551 + x 5122 Sherbrooke St.W.HUnter 6-8636 Latest Hair Styling By Experienced Operators nent, time.WITH OR WITHOUT APPOINTMENT \u2014 NO WAITING BEAUTAIRE HAIR DRYERS Dries Your Hair in 20 Minutes WESTMOUNT BEAUTY PARLOR Just west of Westmount Theatre Spreializing in Oil Sealp Treatments and Hair Reconditioning under most modern steam equipment.also Facials.Try our new.exciting Steam Perma- Tints and Bleaches in half the © OPEN FRIDAYS TO ?P.M.© WOMENS 7 iit.MONTREAL, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, MRE AR DR.AND MRS.took place on Saturday Feb.27, 1960 GERALD PATRICR OLNEY whose marriage in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount.Mrs, Olney was formerly Miss Audrey Anne Wolfe, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.James Frederick Wolfe, of Westmount, and Dr.Olney is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Wilfred Patrick Olney.\u2014Bermingham Photo The sixth annual meeting of the Montreal Presbytery Woman's Association was held on Feb.12 in Mount Royal United Church.Mrs.E.C.Stockwell presided at the organ and the soloist was Mrs.A.P.C.Leneveu.The president, Mrs, H.Meadows was in the chair, The morning session consisted of various phases of church work, the findings from each conference being brought to the general meelings for discussion.At the afternoon session the speaker was the Rev.C.R.Plas- kett, minister of Calvary United Church, Mr.Plaskett likened life in the church to a triangle.One apex is the institutional aspect consisting of the actual building and the sacraments therein.These should be beautiful and one of the disciplines we should follow, The next is the teaching of the church, this involves the discipline of the intellect and a study of the ethical side.And most important of all is the mystical side.It is in worship that we strengthen the other aspects! of our church work.To be a growing, vital and spiritually strong church it must be built upon faith, so that we can make our church real and our faith real.Mr.Plaskelt then inducted the new officers, The slate is president, Mrs.H.Meadows; 1st vice- president, Mrs, W, Stirling; 2nd Mrs.H.Meadows chairs Presbytery WA meeting vice-president, Mrs.B.K.Wasson, 3rd vice-president, Mrs.R.L.White: recording secretary, Mrs.P.D.Rossiter; corresponding secretary, Mrs.O.W.Mattinson; treasurer, Mrs, S.Loucke; literature secretary, Mrs.H, Hern; christian stewardship, Mrs, F.C.Martin: co-operation with christian education, Mrs.E.M, Judge; devotional, Mrs.J.Midgley; parsonage, Mrs.P.Ruta and press secretary, Miss M.W.Good.Engagements Mr.and Mrs.Jack Nicholas Atsalinos.of Westmount, announce the engagement of their daughter, Pat, to Mr.Ted Anthony Singelis, son of Mr.and Mrs.Anthony Eleu- therios Singelis, of Philadelphia, Pa.The marriage has been arranged to take place on Monday.April 18, in Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Haglund, Bathurst, New Brunswick, announce the engagement of their daughter, Anna Maureen.to Dr.Thomas Patrick McCrory.son of Mrs.Patrick J.McCrocy of West- mount.and the late Mr.McCrory.The marriage will take place on April 23 in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount.COTE DES NEIGES Florists RE.8-1124 Drama Festival patrons listed | { | Among the patrons of the Dominion Drama Festival, Western Quebec Region are: | The Postmasier- General and : Mrs.William Hamilton, Mr.and | Mrs.Wilson G.McConnell, Mr.\u201cand Mrs.J.W.Eaton, Mrs, Keith Hutchison, OBE, Mr.and Mrs.Louis de Savoye, Mr.Andre Marcil, Mr.and Mrs.G.Meredith Smith, Mr.Marcel Piche, QC, and Mrs.Piche, Mr.Jules Tim- \u2018mins, OBE and Mrs.Timmins, : Dr.Lila Redmond, Mr.and Mrs.! Andre Bachand, Mrs, Clara Hope \u2018Scott, Mr.and Mrs.Alfred | Paradis, Mr.and Mrs.Ross \u2018Clarkson, Mr.and Mrs.William George, Mr, Etienne Crevier, Mr.and Mrs.John A, Fuller, Mr, and ÿ Mrs.George P.Keeping, Hon.Andre Montpetit and Mrs.Mont- | petit, Mr.and Mrs.L.N.Buzzell, Miss Doris M.Daniels, | Mr.Roland Chagnon, Mr.and Mrs.D.A.Hansen, Mr.and Mrs.Marcel Vincent, Mr.and Mrs.Charles E.Fross{, Mr.and Mrs.Rosaire Courtois, Dr.and Mrs.Joseph Besso, Mr.Maurice \u2018Germain, Mr.and Mrs.E.Lacroix, Mr.and Mrs.Norton A.Fellows, Mr.and Mrs.R.E.Ilaldenby, Mr.John E.L.Duquet, ;QC, and Mrs.Duquet, Mr.and ; Mrs.Munro Brown, Mr.and Mrs.F.Stuart Molson, Miss Sally .Starke, Dr.and Mrs.Merrill Denison, Hon.Edouard Asselin, QC, and Mrs, Asselin, Mr.and Mrs, C.R.Trenholme, Mr.Jean Miquelon, QC, and Mrs.Mique- lon, Mr.and Mrs.D.M.Rankin, Mrs, Joseph J.Shima, Mr.and Mrs.G.Blair Gordon, Mr, Sydney G.Dobson.Mr.and Mrs.George A, Daly, Mr.Trevor Peck, Hon.J.Paul Beaulieu and Mrs.Beaulieu.Mr.and Mrs.A.Murray Vaughan, Mr.and Mrs.J.J.Walkden, Mr.and Mrs.F.G.Ferrabee, Mr.Alfred West, QC, and Mrs.West, Mr.H.Greville Smith, the Mayor of Hampstead and Mrs.L.I.Playfair.Mr.and Mrs.Ph.B.Papachristdis, Mrs.Gordon MW.MacDougall, Mr.and Mrs.Arthur C.Jensen, Col.and Mrs.Garnet Strong, Mrs.T.T.McG.Stoker, Miss Warda Drummond, Mr.and Mrs.Austin R.Chadwick, Mr.Frank Common, QC, and Mrs.Common, Mr, and Mrs.James M.McAvity, Mr.and Mrs.Leslie W, Haslett, Miss Roeberta Beatty, Hon.Hector Perrier and Mrs.Perrier, Mr.Marc Jarry and Mr.and Mrs.Edmund T.Asselin.The festival is to be held at the Comedie Canadienne Theatre ending Saturday, March 12.B.and P.Club The Business and Professional Women's Club will entertain members and guests at a St .Patrick\u2019's Bridge at their Clubhouse on Wednesday, March 16, commencing at 8 p.m.Refreshments will be served following the bridge.FORMALS FOR HIRE DRESS FORMAL LIKE A MILLIONAIRE Look smart = be smart - rent all your Formai Wear.Our garments are oll modern styles, freshly cleaned Styles to fit oll models EST.1904 MCLAUGHLIN & HARRISON 1461 McGill College AY: 8-3544 I Subscribers for bridge The Westmount Women's Club will hold a Spring Bridge on Tuesday afternoon, March 15, at 1 p.m.in Victoria Hall, under the chairmanship of the Board of: Management.Tableholders are requested to take their own cards and pencils.The following is a partial list of subscribers: Mes dames P.R.Aldred, Robert H.Anderson, John Applin, C.H.Armstrong, G.A.Barber, R.C.Beaven, J.Gordon Birnie, J.A.Bremner, R.B.Bremner, Edwin M.Briggs, F.W.Bryce, E.S.Boyle, Norman Boyle, H.D.Cas- well, A.A.Charters, G.R.Dal- kin, E.K.Decatur, H.A.Desjardins, C.E.Dewey, J.R.Douglas, Vincent Duckworth, J.W.El- come, G.Flynn, Edward Foster, Percy M.French, Miss Mary 1.Haggarty.Mesdames G.E.W.Harrison, Will H.Harrison, Peter Hart mann, C.R.Hazen, W.J.Henderson, Gilbert Hill, Miss C.K.L.Hood, George Hudson, G.S.Jackson, Miss Dorothy Jeakins.Mesdames W.D.Lambie, J.C.Langston, W.J.LeGallais, G.Le- vinschi, F.D.Lindsay, R.W.Lou- thood, R.M.Macaulay, R.P.I.Morton, D.A.MeNiece, Harry Nutik, George Olesen, R.T.Stack- house, Davic L.Benzie, C.Clayton Bourne, C.T.Cresswell, A.R.Fleming, G.P.Morgan, R.C.Cornell, Miss Lillian Starling, Miss Amy Riel, Mesdames Alex Melville, J.M.Patterson, G.C.Robertson, J.A.Smith, F.G.Sharpe.C.M.Thomson, R.B.Tudor, J.H, Thomson, J.T.Todd, H.B.Van Every.Bessborough [ODE re-elects Mrs.Myers Mrs.A.W.Myers was re-elect- ed at the 29th annual meeting of the Earl of Bessborough Chapter, IODE.During the year donations were made for the Kiluie Myers memorial prize, Sir George Williams University, teachers bursary, Celiac Fund, Montreal Boys\u2019 Association, Girls Counselling, Shipping Fund, Peace Garden and many other projects.Mrs.A.-Wallace was re-elected first vice-regeni: Mrs.J.Pano- palis, 2nd vice-regent; Mrs.T.Maltby, secretary; Mrs.F.Sedg- wick, treasurer.it's Spring for sure! with new babies taking first bows in our exclusive diaper sets; white smocked in white with tiny pink buds.3.95 The Children\u2019s Corner a pleasant shop 1350 Greene Ave.WE.7.6510 By SHIRLEY FENTON Did you ever lift nine pounds from a prone position and hold it steady for an extended period of time?The object of this exercise is to put a .22 calibre bullet into the center of a two-inch circle 25 yards away.In order to make the target visible, the top half is black, and this is what the would-be marksman sees at that distance.To make matters worse, the black half-circle appears to be wavering.\u201cThe target keeps on moving around,\u201d you say over your shoulder.There is a polite laugh from behind and you concentrate on lifting the heavy converted .303 to a suitable firing position.Now the barrel aims at the ceiling, now to the floor.You peer along its shining surface and lift.Is that it?No, that\u2019s a suspended load of end-to- end eight-by-eights above the row of targets.This will absorb any stray bullets.Something's wrong.You can see all the targets.Oh, you've forgotten to flick the sight up.By this time.in an effort to obtain maximum comfort in handling the gun, you have stomach- scrunched half off the pad on which you are lying.You put the gun down and scramble back.Click! A firm hand has lifted the action to put the bolt up.It's Major C.W.Spencer.\u201cAlways release the bolt when you are not in firing position.\u201d His blue eyes are friendly, but his voice is firm.\u201cI'll get you ladies a FOOT TROUBLE Bunions, corns and hammer toes are usually the result of wearing ill-fitting footwear during the growing years, The child's first footwear should be carefully chosen for correct fitting.from his first wooly bootees which, if too small, could shrink in the washing and distort the child's foot.When purchasing shoes for children be sure that there plenty of room for \u201cgrowing\u201d.is sheers, at moderate prices.Montreal Beaconsfield EDYTHE SHUTER STUDIO Interior Designer Now located at 5135 WESTERN AVENUE Corner Vendome Avenue, ALSO New Studio has been opened on the Lakeshore 70 KIRKWOOD AVENUE, Beaconsfield, Quebec See the Spring Galaxy of colors, now available in chintzes and Tel Tel.AIMING FOR BULL'S EYE: The Ladies Auxiliary of the 11th Signals Regiment met for rifle shooting for the first time Saturday at the West- mount Armory.Major C.W.Spencer, a Bisley Ith Signals Ladies Auxiliary tests rifle shooting skill took top place with a score of 88.Montreal HU.6-9939 OX.7-0955 _ ! ES team member superintended the group.From left to right: Major Spencer, Mrs.L.F.Mclnnis and Mrs.E.Alsop (with rifle).Museum, ! \u2014 fre == - - March 16 at 3 pm.in the | The guest speaker will be Mr.Guy Viau, professor of McGill University and the Ecole des Beaux Arts.| sling.That's a heavy gun when\" Mr.Viau will give a gallery you're not used to it.\u201d talk in French on the current The ladies referred to are mem- ©xhibition of Russian painting.| bers of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Tea will be served after the 11th Signals Regiment, They met lecture in the upstairs foyer.| at Hillside Armoury, to be initiated | The public is invited to attend.into the mysteries of target shooting, under the guidance of Major Women's Institute Spencer, a Bisley team member several times over.Both Major The Women's Institute of Jew-' and Mrs.Spencer have represent-' ish Studies will hold its final | ed Canada at the Commonwealth \u2018open meeting of the season ; prize meeting, held annually in \u2018March 15 at 1:30 p.m.in the England.Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue \u201cSome of the other ladies auxil- ' Community Hall, 450 Kensington iaries have formed rifle teams and avenue, Westmount.we hope to have some friendly Guest speaker, Mrs, S.Gershon matches with them,\u201d said Mrs.E.| Levi of Jamaica, Long Island | Alsop.\u201cIt takes a year, at least, | New York will talk on her re- sométimes two years, before con-' cently publshed book, \u201cAcross | sistenily good shooting can be ex- the \u2018\u2019T'hreshold.\u201d Mrs.Levi is an pected.\u201d Mrs.Alsop\u2019s son Keith, a outstanding figure in communal, | cadet, explained the target mark- educational and zionist work and ings.is well-known both in Canada and \u201cThis is the bull, and this the: the United States.| inner bull.The outer rings are Mrs.Harvey Golden, chairman marked from nine down to five.If of (he Women's Institute.extends you hit the nine ring and the eight, a cordial invitation to all mem-' you score a 17.You get five shots hers and friends to attend this on the sighting target, and two interesting Lea mecting.each on the other five.Only the | \u2014Tedd Church Photo | | Westmoust Examiner, Friday, March 11, 1960 vel.daté, 13 wii News for the women's and social pages should be addressed each week to the women's editor Mrs.Millicent HICKMORE at 7005 Kildare Road phone HUnter 11-2771 Le .(Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.to 5 p.m.) By sk: The \u201cNatural\u201d Permanent 510.00 Start the season with a Natural hair stvle and permanent created for you to compliment your facial contour, Phone: WE.35-0562 - WE.5.2406 or simply visit 1347 Greene Avenue five shooting diagrams are count-' ed in your score.\u201d Keith remained throughout the practice, helpful and also watchful.Petite and pretty Mrs.L.Mec- Innis, whose husband is a crack shot, handled a rifle for the first time.Mrs.McInnis, who tips the scales at a trifling hundred pounds or so, hefted the heavy gun and Sitters HU.1-0211 Crack! The pleasant, acrid smell of burnt powder fills the air.Click! You break open the action, insert DOMESTIC PLACEMENT REG'D.Westmount Well-qualified Domestic Personnel including reliable sitters ond chars.WE SPECIALIZE IN COUPLES AND CHAUFFEURS Domestics HU.1-0236 another round.This is good.You remember the time when you took a bead with your wooden gun and killed off fourteen \u2018bad guy pals in one morning.Crack! \u201cNow youre shooting,\u201d Major Spencer.INC.says UU.IN THE » omen 4 cabn Spring luncheon St.Matthew's Guild and WA are sponsoring a spring luncheon to be held in the church hall, corner McDonald and Snowdon avenues, on Thursday, March 17, at 1 p.m.There will be a showing of spring millinery, handbags and gloves by \u201cJocelyne\u201d.Group \u2018F\u2019 are the conveners for this event.Tickets may be obtained at the church office or from Mrs.E.V.Gage, HU.56-3791, Mrs.Frank Shupe, HU.1-2958, or any member of the Guild and WA.PAINT up to Due to recent snow storms we o sale until SATURDAY, MARCH point our many customers, We urge you not to miss thi non-compelitive in the art bu Weekly lecture The Ladies\u2019 Committee of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts announces that its weekly lecture and tea will be held Wednesday, © Fine Freming @ Mirrors Galleries open until 939 VICTORIA SQUARE Absolutely Last Two Days fANTOINES ART GALLERY SEVENTH ANNUAL STOCKTAKING SALE of fine by famous Conadian and European Artists AT REDUCTIONS lovely examples by great painters at prices absolutely Also, o small Memorial Exhibition of nostalgie paintings by the lote Corl Adams Evenings by Appointment INGS 30% re extending our stocktoking 2TH, in order not to disop- s opportunity to acquire siness.@ Restorotion Specialty 5.30 p.m.doily UN.6-4095 Ran 1 4 The Westmount Examiner, Fridoy, March 11, 1960 Mr.and Mrs.John H.1°.Turner, 118 Arlington avenue, have returned from a two months slay in Tucson, Ariz.Mrs.I.P.Rolland will receive at her home on Monday, March 14, the conveners of the forthcoming Autumn Fair of the Xavier Apostolate Guild.Mrs.Russell T.Stackhouse, president, Mrs, Edwin M.Briggs, Miss Florence Ewing and Mrs.W.D.Lambie will receive members and guests at the Members\u2019 Day party to be eld today at 2.30 p.min Victoria Hall.Mrs.Peter Hart- mann and her committee will be in charge of refreshments.Mrs.Frank D.Lindsay will convene the meeting.Mr.Reginald Stanley Wallace, Ottawa, whose marriage to Miss Joan Bourinot Moseley takes place Saturday.March 12 is the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Irvine F.Price, Westmount.The Play-Reading group of the Westmount Women\u2019s Club met recently at the home of Mrs.Frank D, Lindsay.Enter-; tainment for Members\u2019 Day on + , CHOICE WESTERN BEEF QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\" Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables.* IMPORTED PRODUCTS ° NICHOL'S Home-cured Lennoxville HAMS & BACON 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave, WE.7-9455-6 March 11 will be entirely by the members of this group.Those present were: Mrs.C.H.Armstrong, Mrs.David L.Benzie, Mrs.J.W.Elcome, Miss Mary 1 Haggarty.Mrs.Stanley Jackson, Mrs.R.P.1, Morton, Mrs.George Oleson, Miss Amy Riel, | Mrs.Campbell W.Thompson, Mrs.J.H.Thomson, Mrs.C.R.Seller and Mrs.R.B.Tudor.| Refreshments were served.| Members of the West End Group | of the Women's Auxiliary of Grace ; Dart Hospital met at the home of | Miss E.E.Thacker recently to | make arrangements for a coffee , party on April 21 in Knox Crescent and Kensington Presbyterian ; Church.| Those attending the meeting were Mrs.Sydney A.MacSween, chairman.Mrs.R.B.Porteous, Mrs.K.E.Norris, Mrs.H.B.Watts, Mrs G.W.Leverette.Mrs.J Wilfred Shaw.Mrs.R.F.Jeffer- {son Mrs.D.Clark, Mrs.H.H.TION of Baden-Powell was held ary 21, ANNUAL SCOUTING-GUIDING at Shaare Hashomayim Synagogue.Brownies under the leadership of Mrs.H.Pervin OBSERVA- Sunday, Febru- Day Tribute and Miss J.Kostman put on a special Thinking with emphasis on the Golden Jubilee of Guiding.\u2014Tedd Church Photo Fred Fisher The Fred Fisher VC Chapter, IODE annual meeting was held recently, The Chapter provided funds to cover the fees, lunches, and transportation of three high school students; and $100 was contributed toward the expenses of a student taking the teacher's course at MacDonald College.Most of the Municipal and Provincial Chapter\u2019s enterprises were supported.$100 was donated to the new community hall for Eskimos at Frobisher Bay and $100 was contributed to the Place des © 4861 Sherbrooke West © 4491 St.Lawrence Blvd.THE DAINTIEST, FRESHEST THINGS NEXT TO YOU.MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED girdles \u2018 The prettiest way to the figure of your dreams, the surest way to freshness from the skin out, is with a Daisy Fresh girdle by Dominion, Daisy Fresh Pull-on Girdles, \u2014 in slimming power net with embroidered satin panel.Sizes S-M.L & X-L.$7.00 Other girdles from $4.00 Matching Daisy Fresh Pantie Girdle, $7.00 Other Pantie-Girdles from $5.00 *Trade Mark Reg'd.® 1909 Mount Royal East © 6550 St.Hubert \u2018Mrs.Schurman, and Mrs.D.K.Gowans.Guests attending the Olney- Wolfe wedding which took place recently in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, included: Mr.and Mrs.E.J.Mec- Andrew and Miss Rosemary Gor- man of Ottawa.Mr.and Mrs.J.N.McGurn and Mrs.Nancy McGurn of Buckingham, Mr.and Mrs.Aubrey Olney, Mr.and Mrs.Albert Olney, and Miss Ida Olney all of Danville, Mrs.Lionel St.Cyr of Richmond.Mr.and Mrs.Andre Olney of Sherbrooke and Mrs.R.Grenier of Asbestos.Irwine F.Price Mrs.of Westmount will entertain in honor of Miss Joan Bourinot Moseley and Mr.Reginald Stanley Wallace, following their wedding rehearsal this evening, Miss Moseley and Mr.Wallace will be married Saturday in The Church of St.James the Apostle.Mrs.R.S.Orser will be in charge of hospitality for the All Day Bonspiel which will be held at the Heather Ladies Curling Club on Thursday.March 10.Invitations have been issued to the following rinks, Town of Mount Royal, Baie d\u2019'Urfé, Caledonia, Aubrey, Ste.Anne's, Pte.Claire, Lachine, St.Lambert, Lachuet, Chantecler, St.Johns, Hudson, St.Hubert, Orms- town, Howick, Drummondville, Valleyfield, Huntingdon, Seignory and Lacolle.Mrs.F.R.Campbell, the president, will receive the guests and George Knox will be in charge of the curling.Tea hostess will be Mrs.C.B.Murphy.Dr.Muriel V.Roscoe, MA, Ph.D., Warden of the Royal Vic- | toria College, McGill University, ; will be the guest speaker at the meeting of the Women's Society which will be held in the lecture hall of the Museum of Fine Arts on Tuesday, p.m.Dr.Roscoe's subject will be \u201cFossil Fuel\u201d.Mrs.R.Roberts 1s Art | at 2:30 | elected IODE Regent Arts Concert Hall project.The chapter continued to assist a disabled veteran's family, sent parcels to pensioners in England and knitted sweaters were sent to children in hospital with tubercular meningitis, Eight layettes valued at $160 were sent to Relief Camps in Europe, Books were sent to the Sailors Institute library and $25 was contributed to the IODE Darby and Joan Club Christmas dinners, Officers elected for the coming year were: Hon.regent, Miss Mae x Barwick; regent, Mrs.R.Roberts; 1st vice-regent, Mrs.S.A.Neil- son; 2nd vice-regent, Mrs.G.L.Wiggs, treasurer, Mrs, J.BO'Brien,.recording secretary, Mrs.E.P.Roberts; corresponding secretary, Mrs, E.W.Wallace; educational secretary, Mrs.J.L.Lawson, service at home and abroad, Mrs.W.M.Carment, echoes, Mrs.G.R.McGregor, standard bearer, Mrs, R.H.Hall.BRIDES Naturally there MN Victor 2-4444 Drop in and let us suggest appropriate flowers to help make your wedding a memorable one.t.at Sherbrooke Potters\u2019 Club Polish display An exhibition of the work of Mrs.J.E.Ramza will be shown in the display window of the Potter\u2019s Club 346 Victoria avenue, Westmount, from March 16 to 31, inclusive.Mrs.Ramza was born in Poland, where she studied the art of pottery.Shortly before the outbreak of the war she fled to France with her family.moving to London the following year.There she opened her own pottery studio, taking part in exhibitions in Polish art at London and Edinburgh.The highest honor ever conferred upon her was an order for a tea set from Princess Andrew of Greece.Her spare time was devoted to Red Cross work.In 1950 Mrs, Ramza came to Canada, where she opened a studio at her own home.Her pieces have won many awards in Montreal and Halifax.She is at present giving a course in enamelling on copper at the Potters\u2019 Club, is no obligation.{Corner Abbott) Specializing in Early QUEBEC ANTIQUES 4500 St.Catherine Street West WE.2.4781 | Pine Furniture, etc.mr, a! It\u2019ssimple how quickly one may lose pounds of bulky unsightly i fat right in your own home.Use ' this recipe plan yourself.¥t\u2019s easy i \u2014no trouble at all and costs little.I Just go to your drug store and i ask for four ounces of Naran , Concentrate.Pour this into a pint bottle and add enough grape uit | juice to fill the bottle.Take two i tablespoons full twice a day and i follow the Naran plan.If your first purchase does not i show you the simple, easy way to | lose bulky fat and help regain Use This Home Recipe Plan to Lose Ugly Fat slender more graceful curves; if reducible pounds and inches of excess fat don\u2019t seem to disappear almost like magic from neck, chin, arms, bust, abdomen, hips, calves and ankles just return the empty bottle for your money back.Follow the easy way endorsed by many who have tried this plan and help bring back alluring curves and graceful slenderness.Note how quickly bloat disappears\u2014 how much better you feel.More alive, youthfulappearing and active. ae A TEA IN HONOR of Mrs.Harry Quart, of Quebec City, newly-elected National President of the Women's Progressive Conservative Association, has been scheduled for Tuesday, March 22, between 5 and 7 p.m., al the Versailles Room of Tea to honor Conservative National head A tea in honor of Mrs.Harry Quart, of Quebec City, national president of the Women's Progressive Conservative Association, has been scheduled for the Windsor Hotel, Montreal, March 22, between 5 and 7 p.m.Mrs.Quart was elected to office at the party's annual meeting in Ottawa last December with delegates from every province in Canada present.She succeeded Miss Elizabeth Janzen.Mrs.Quart had been president of the Quebec Women\u2019s Conservative Association for eight years and prior to that had occupied many other key positions within the party.She is Canadian delegate to the United Nations where a dynamic personality and friendly disposition have earned her a host of friends.This was a unique appoint.Perfectly bilingual, she has won the admiration, respect and affection of women in her native Quebec City where she has been : continuously identified with every ; worthwhile proect.Women in Quebec City have already held a function honoring Mrs.Quart.The Montreal event will be presided jointly by Mrs.William Hamilton and Mrs.Pierre Se- vigny.Friends and organizers are seeking to make it one of the social events of the season.For any information contact either one of the following persons: Mrs.Winifred Hill, HU.1- the organizers vice-president; the Windsor Hotel.From left to right are four of Miss Jeanne M.Bouchard, secretary and Mrs.Winifred Hill, vice-president.of this event: Mrs.Claude Nolin, Mrs.René Lessard, president; Inner Wheel Ladies Inner Wheel of Montreal lu.«cheon meeting will be held at 12:30 on March 15 in the Queen Elizabeth Hotel.Shamrock tea Miss Mary 3rennan is the convener for the annual Shamrock Tea for the members of the Business Women\u2019s Unit of the Catholic Women's League on Sunday afternoon, March 13.at 3 p.m.in Congress Hall.The highlight of the afternoon will be the showing of slides on Ireland by Mr.J.C.Lafoley.Council of Units The meeting of the Council of Units of the Jewish Hospital of Hope is being held on Wednesday March 16 at 2 p.m.sharp at Miss Montreal Restaurant, 7600 Decarie blvd.Mrs.M.Pinsky, president of the Council, will preside.Council of Women The Luncheon meeting of the National Council of Jewish Women (Montreal section), will take place on Wednesday, March 16, 12:30 p.m.at the Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel.The program will be: \u2018\u2018Spotlight on Golden Age,\u201d and will feature Golden Age Choir, Folk Dance group, and a person to person interview with Golden Agers.Calvary Church WMS ¥ * The Elizaveth Read Missionary 5201; Mme Rene Lessard, LA.Auxiliary of Calvary United Church 1-3591; Mme Claude Nolin, FE.4-1311; Mlle Jeanne M.Bouchard, CR.9-1544.eyebrows and hair line.| = THERESE DESLAURIERS prop.of the Art & Beauty Salon takes pleasure in presenting her sister Laurence Deslavriers R.N.Specialist in electrolysis shortwave method to permanently remove superfluous hair on legs, arms, face, Please Call Today for Free Consultation Miss LUCIENNE OUELLETTE formerly of Francis & Pierre, has now joined our staff SPECIALS ON PERMANENTS OFFERED DURING THIS SEASON ARE WITHIN REACH OF Our clientele may be assured of a cordial welcome EVERY BUDGET 2033 CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY Art & Beauty Salon Opposite Monsfield Parking Mansfield - VI.2-9846-47 9.He Women 3 Realin Trinity Guild The monthly meeting of the Trinity Memorial Church Guild to be held Wednesday.March 16 at 2 p.m.in the Ladies\u2019 Room, Silver Cross Mothers The meeting of the Silver Cross Mothers, Unity Chapter, will be held at the YWCA Tuesday, at 2 p.m.Art Association The meeting of the Independent Art Association will be held on Wednesday, March 16, at Channing Hall, 3421 Simpson street.A panel discussion will be held on \u201cThe Dangers of Specialization.\u201d Members of the panel will be: Eric | Wesselow, president of the association; H.E.Heineman, who will defend the trend toward specialization; and Joseph B.Reid.Ladies\u2019 Literary Society The Dominion-Douglas Ladies\u2019 Literary Society will hold its meeting in Dominjon-Douglas United Church, on Friday, March 18.Coffee will be served from 1- 2 p.m.AL 2.30 the guest speaker will be Dr.Boyd Neel, Dean, Royal Conservatory of Music.Toronto, who will take as his | subject, \u201cSome Instruments of | the Orchestra\u201d, Mr.William Stevens will be the guest pianist.will hold its monthly meeting Wednesday March 16, at 8 p.m.in the Ladies\u2019 Parlor.Mrs.C.M.Sarquent is the convener, and Miss Hettie Sinclair will review the study book \u2018\u2018Africa Disturbed.\u201d Reports from the pres- byterial will be given by Mrs.W.H.McKinnon and Miss Hettie Sinclair.The affiliation service of the CGIT will take place at (his meeting.Refreshments will be served ; by hostesses Miss H.Sinclair and Miss M.Jennens.Authors Association The sixth mecting of the 1959- 60 Canadian Authors Association, Montreal Branch will be held March 14, at 8:30 p.m.in the silver room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel.Speaker Mr.Donald MacIntyre, who is well known for his appearances on CBC radio and television, and for his roles with the MRT will speak on, \u201cReading of Selected Verse.\u201d The prize winning poems, of | the poetry contest, chosen by; Mrs.Norman Holland, judge.will bs read by their authors.Poems are: First prize, Miss Malca Friedman for her poem entitled | \u201cThe Seine at Courvevoie\u201d; second prize, Margaret Furnis Mac- Leod, for her poem entitled \u201cOrchard in Embryo\u201d; first honorable mention, Miss Betty Warshaw, for her poem entitled \u201cIhe Newest Testament,\u201d second honorable mention, Mrs.Amy The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 11, 1960 Mit: © NE IE TN SO Wh: NEN 15 OE A Mg LY and Lon I searched upon the starry heights for God, Climbing with tired feet, cach cloud-wrapped peak, My search was fruitless, \u2014 and in doubt and fear Downward I turned, \u2014 a lowlier path to seek.As down I stumbled, toward the valley dark, Wearied of life, \u2014 in bitter deep despair, Feeling my quest for Him , was at an end, Just then, \u2014 I found the shining Presence there.COMING SPRING BRIDGE: The Montreal Women's Club jnc.is holding a spring bridge Tuesday, March 22.at 2 p.m.in the Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel.Convener is Mrs.R.C.Cornell.President of the Club is Mrs.Victor H.Morris.DESSERT SPRING BRIDGE: The annual dessert spring bridge of the Westmount Women's Club will be held Tuesday.March 15, at 1 p.m.in Victoria Hall, Westmount, under the chairmenship of the Board of Management.Mrs.Edwin Briggs is ticket convener at HU.6-2583.Featuring three authors On 15, at Tuesday 8.15 p.m.at DOROTHY SPROUL.E EVENTS ST.PATRICK'S CARD PARTY: The Ascension of Our Lord Council of the Catholic Women's League will hold a St.Patrick's card party, March 14, at 8.15 p.m.in St.Leo's School Hall, 360 Clarke avenue, Westmount.Proceeds will go towards scholarships, RUMMAGE \u2018N REMNANT SALE: Temple Emanu'El Sisterhood, 4100 Sherbrooke street, west, Westmount, will hold a rummage sale including new bathrobes .n the Community House, Elm avenue entrance, Wednesday, March 16, at 10 a.m.The public is welcome to » go, WHIST: MILITARY Karnak evening, March Ladies Club will hold à military the First | whist Tuesday, March 29.at 8 p.m.Baptist Church, 6215 Cote Saint! in St.Philip's Anglican Church Lue road, Virginia Dawson, Helen Guiton and Constance Beresford-Howe will speak on \u2018How We Did It.\u201d Miss Margaret McKillican will be the soloist and her accompanist Mr.Phillips Motley.This open to the public.Douglas Hall, corner of Sherbrooke street west and Connaught avenue.Proceeds lo be used to aid the work of the elub.Table holders are res quested to take playing cards.Tic \"kets can be obtained by contacting meeting is| the ticket chairman, Gledhill at PO.6-8789, Mrs, R.P.EIBErB E-BEMBEMBEBEMBEBEBEBSEBEBEM[ ES ER ENS EBEFBEMSE BEMBEB « 1T'S FROM BIRKS cH clock\u2019s hands BOBIBIBEBEBIBIBIBIBIBABEBELIBIBIBIBIBIBAGEBIBEBILIBABIBIBIBEBEBEBIBIBIBIBABEBIBIBABEBEBA ~~ THREE LOCATIONS IN GREATER MONTREAL Bissett England for her poem entitled \u201cBaby Quartette.\u201d star-touched blossom Marcel Boucher's exotic new perennial adapts itself to fashionable situations of Spring.Quietly elegant, it moves gracefully with into evening.Gold-tone metal, Florentine finish; rhinestone pistil.BIRKS JEWELLERS Lui Jd v; : 2 & : $ Les) : o> : 3 2 & : : : # from late alternoon & - BEBABABABARARABIRABABABEBABUBABHBLBABHBABHS 2; PHILLIPS SQUARE DORVAL CIRCLE ROCKLAND t cs | 3 16 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 11, 1960 ® TV ® RADIO @® APPLIANCES SALES & SERVICE TV Antennas our specialty HI-FI Equipment and Transistor Supplies TELETRONICS CORP.LTD.4119 St.Catherine W.WE.5-9282 1 Property For Sale Roxboro Split level, 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Furnished Apartments To Let WESTMOUNT.369 Clarke Avenue, 3 rooms furnished apartment, vacant Ist of April.HUnter 4-1350.13 Apartments Wanted WESTMOUNT preferred.5 or 6 rooms.May occupancy, references furnished.HU.6-9391.15 Houses Wanted Who Has A House?COUPLE TRANSFERRED FROM OUT OF TOWN.NEEDS A HOUSE TO RENT AND/OR WITH OPTION OF BUYING.MUST HAVE 3-4 BED- RMS.PLEASE CALL UNIVERSITY b= tH .17 \"Flats, Duplexes Wanted WANTED IN WESTMOUNT !leated 5, 6, or 7 rooms for quiet adult family of four.WE.5-3697.18 Exchange Living Quarters ELDERLY ludy who has given up home.desires sharing living quarters with contemporary.Apply box 665 - 7005 Kildare Road.Montreal 29.20 Rooms To Let NICE room, all conveniences.kitchen privileges.quiet home.432 Prince Albert, After 5 p.m.22 Room and Board To Let FREE room and board.exchange baby sitting and light duties for business sirl or student own room and bath in Westmount Home.on bus line.HUnter + 2131 23 Room and Board Wanted BUSINESS girl wishes room and board in exchange for light hiusework, baby sitting.Call Miss Betts, Victor 2-0803, CVCNINKS.v iF em ww Ral Waal TR I oI SU OER a.Sa I current issue, wl S The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising PCS EIR RR \"PHONE YOUR ADS Hunter ] -0451 TOBIN RE Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 10: 30 a.m.Thursday for For your convenience, Adtaker on duty Tuesday and Wednesday uatil 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1-0451.10 Words 50° 4c for each additional word BATH & CLOSET DECOR BOUTIQUE GIFTS BERNARD PINSLER Interior Decorator Established 1886 New Address 1433 ATWATER AVENUE (Forum Building) WE.5-3354 Custom Furniture Upholstering Repaired e e Draperies \u2014 Curtains \u2014 Bedspreads 29 For Sale 29 For Sa 29 For Sale 42 Personals ) JR e re MONTREAL \u201cCustom Made Muhogany dining room table and buffet in excellent condition.REgent 3-8191, RUMMAGE SALE PRICES Men's.boys\u2019 and women's clothing overcoats, suits, ski slacks, etc.HUnler 6-9520 BEAUTIFULLY styled Andrew Malcolm set bureau, bed and night table; ideal for single girl; excellent condition, REgent 1-2014, SOLID Mahogany dining room set 9 pieces $200.00.REgent 17-2041.BEDROOM suite (single bed) 4 pieces, natural colour.very good condition, $75.00.HUnter 9-2086.20 pieces Birks English crystal, Gcorgian open pattern $50.00: 22 pieces 1910 Crown Derby china $50.00: 38 pieces 1840 red china, probably Coalport $65.00: 4 candlesticks, Shefficld plate, sterling overlay, $80.00.WElliti- ton 2-7306.DININGROOM set.Reasonable.Table 12 chairs, buffel.server, breakfront.HUnter 6-211] after 5.ANTIQUES, console table and chair: Stand for green plant, no dealers.REgent 3-7954.LARGE size baby crib and matiress in excellent condition; also blankets and sheets for crib.WEllington _2- 5326.VISCOSE rug, 9x12, $35.00: 4188 De- carie, apt.1; HUnter 8-8526.Party Dresses Assortiment of party dresses.All in excellent condition, size 14.Going at a sacrifice.WE, 3-9200.TORONTO EXHIBITION DISPLAY Dining room suite, walnut, 10 pieces made by Johnston of Grand Rapids, Michigan, $450.00, HUnter 4-6459.Carpets and Drapes $200,000 STOCK TO CLEAR.WHOLESALE PRICE.7190 ST.HUBERT, STUDIO couch: chest of drawers; hall runner, all good condition, WEIllington 3-2091._ BEAUTIFUL Aynsley dinner service for 6.pale green and gold, about 58 pieces, after 7, WEllington 3-3042, NEW modern complete bedroom set (single bed), will sell separately, reasonable; studio couch.HUnter 4-2036.after 6 p.m.ENGLISH wool blue blazer size 34-36: Tuxedo.late model, size 38-10: leather sports jacket, size 36-38.All like new.WEllington 7-1360.BROADLOOM rugs, drapes, air-con- ditioner; ladies reversible winter coat.All in excellent condition.HUnter 9- 3113.BEAUTIFUL persian rugs, broadloom; cedar chest; 2 night tables, chair, WE.5-8758.COAL and wood space heater.as new; child's bed and matching bureau; studio couch, $10.00, suitable country.WEllington 2-7669.Trades and Professional Cards Same Price as Regular Ad Building Repairs 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bicycles wanted immediately good condition.HUnter 4-3775.WANTED, sides for hospitals bed.call between 8 and 7 p.m.MElrose 1-0224, - 32 Domestic Help Wanted Good Steady Job Capable young girl wanted for housework.No experience necessary.HU.9-3113.-» 33 Domestic Employment Wanted WOMAN wants housework and laundry 3 days weekly.WEllington 5-5693.34 Help Wanted Female Avon Cosmetics HAS OPENINGS FOR LADIES WITHOUT PREVIOUS BUSINESS EXPERIENCE, BUT WILLING TO LEARN.INQUIRE REGARDING A TERRITORY IN YOUR LOCALITY WE TRAIN YOU FOR INFORMATION CALL Victor 2-8158 ATTENDANT or practical nurse.for few hours work mornings in Central Westmount home; WEllington 3-4014.BOYS wanted for newspaper delivery.the area from Cote des Neiges and Westmount Blvd.to Decarie Blvd.Call POntiac 7-1410.37 Situations Wanted Male Two English students (Harrow and Oxford)» arriving in Canada.May 20th.requires employment (unskilled) June, July, August, or part of that time, any.Office, call WEllington 3-6573 evenings.age 19 38b Agents Wanted WANTED \u2014 Additional ladies to solicit orders for SWEETHEART SWEATERS, Tartan Skirts, Ties, Socks.etc.Full or part time.1960 catalogue now ready.Write Sweetheart Sales Limited, Yar- mouth, N.S.41 Domestic Pets WHITE miniature French Poodle, male, 8 months old.registered, innoculated.housebroken, Hunter 9-4314 after 6.42 Personals Reader and Advisor All problems of life.Call for appointment, 10 am.to 9 p.m.2449 Notre Dame Street West.WE.3-4791, OLD, WEAK, RUNDOWN AFTER 40?Ostrex Tonic Omani help thousands feel younger.Only 69¢.At all druggists.Madame Ann She reads your hand like an open book, tells you your past, present and future.Bring your troubles and worries to her, she will help you in all your problems.All questions answered, advice on all problems.Speaks Polish, Russian, Roumanian and English.UNIVERSITY 8-1350 1263 DORCHESTER WEST MADAME HINDU FROM INDIA READER AND ADVISER.ALSO READING BY CARDS.SPEAKS SEVERAL LANGUAGES INCLUDING UKRANIAN AND POLISH.HELPS YOU WITH ALL YOUR PROBLEMS.$1.00 PER READING 1388 ST.ANTOINE W.WE.5-6976 Travel agency has freighter cruise service \u201cI would like to take a slow boat to China,\u201d How often one hears this expression.But do you know that there is a travel agency right here in Westmount that deals in that very type of transportation ?\u201cFreighter Cruise Service\u201d at 1223 Greene avenue was started four years ago by Mrs.Geraldine Simpson after her first freighter trip to Egypt.It had been a dream of hers since childhood to visit Egypt, and the idea then struck here what fun it would be to go by freighter.The big problem was to find a ship that took passengers.After making the rounds of local travel agencies with no encouragement, she finally found an Egyptian ship that took 40 passengers.With her years of experience in advertising and promotion, (you will remember her column \u201cGerry's Chatter Column\u201d) which appeared in this paper, she started what was the first organized freighter cruise to the Mediterranean, Notwithstanding the fact that she was caught in the Suez trouble on an Egyptian ship, she then and there decided that when she returned she would turn her experience into starting a travel agency just for freighters.This year she expects to take her dream trip, \u2018Round the world cruise\u201c by freighter \u2014 four months for $1,200.If you wish to hear and see more about freighter travel, Mrs.Simpson will be given a lecture on freighter travel, besides show ing colored slides of her Mediter- raneau Cruise, at the Mechanic's Institute, corner of Atwater and Tupper, March 16, at 8:15 p.m.NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE NOTICE is hereby given that CHAR LES GUY COMEAU, dental-surgeon, of the City and District of Montreal, Province of Quebec, will apply to the Parliament of Canada.at the present, next or following Session thereof, for a Bill of Divorce from his wife, DAME JACQUELINE DUCHAINE COMEAU, Saleswoman, of the City and District of Montreal, in the Province of Quebec, on the ground of adultery.DATED at Montreal, Province of Quebec, this 9th day of February, 1960.MICHAEL DRAZNER, Attorney for Petitioner 266 Notre Dame St., West, Montreal, P.Q.ni > Musical Education week By FRANCES GOLTMAN EVERY YEAR for many seasons \u201cEDUCATION WEEK\" is public- \u2018 ized widely to draw attention to the importance of instruction.It should serve a two-fold purpose .to inform the parents of the kind of education and enlighten them for their task of carrying out their duty in this most important matter.How many parents will benefit ?How many parents will see that their offspring do their assignments?BOTH SCHOLASTIC STUDIES and music learning, if taught properly will bring results.Fundamentally this is in the hands of parents because no education can be attained without work and no work is accomplished without discipline in the home.THERF IS NEED for quality in teachers of all subjects and if the instructor has the necessary competence it is the duty of every parent to sce that directions are fulfiled.How many parents see that their children practise every day?The majorily expect the teacher to make the child do his work .the teacher is not in the home and the home is the place where educational diree- tions must start in routine manner.PARENTS DO THEIR DUTY a little better when it comes to school work because (1) if Johnny has a low report card he will not pass (2) it hurts the parents\u2019 ego lo see other children doing better than theirs (3) their friends know if the child fails and has to repeat the year, SINCE CHILDREN have to go to school, the parents often engage coaching {teachers for the final exams (especially in high school since social activities take up so much time and many teen-agers have their own telephones).Cramming can be done only if a pupil is bright but a below average student cannot make up in a short time what he should have assimilated over a period of months.\u201cEDUCATION WEEK\" does not accomplish its mission if the attention for early discipline and order in learning is not brought to the notice of parents.Ministers, Rabbis and educators agree that there = not enough discipline in the home, so lel us hope that this year's \u201cEDUCATION WEEK will have an impact in the realm of those parents who are too lax with their children.The children will thank them in adult years.THANKS TO the many who have telephoned regarding \u2018\u2018Surprising Statistics\u2019, More of this series will appear shortly, ' Model yachtsmen plan \u201860 program The Montreal Model Yacht Club will hold its next meeting late in March and is extending an invitation to attend to all owners of model yachts or those contemplating building.An interesting and helpful program has been arranged.Formed in 1932, the club has each summer carried out an active program of compelitive sailing on Beaver Lake, Mount Royal Park.Although the popular 6 Metre International Class is the yacht used in competitive sailing, anyone owning a sailing model of any size is welcome in the club, The park authorities have made available to the club members storage facilities for their yachts in the new Chalet at the pond side.This is a great convenience, especially for those with larger yachts, Anyone interested in model yachting should communicate with H.M.Davidson, 318 Gros- venor avenue, Westmount, HU.Health program well under way Evidence of communicable dis- case in Westmount for January showed nine cases as compared with 26 for the same period last The school health program made 233 medical examinations, and nurses m.de an additional 674 individual inspections, The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 11, 1960 17 total attendance of 40.The Centre has a total family registration of 289 plus an additional 413 children.Two teacher-nurse confe-ences Long year, the city Health Department The Child Health disclosed in the City Manager's four doctor's and were held and seven classroom Centre held inspections were made.116 minor nurse's treatments were given and 369 clinics during the month with a audiometric tests made.\"Say.this DIAL YOURSELF\u2019 Distance calling is easy!\u201d Also on the health scene, ithe City Sanitary Inspector made 63 inspections of food establishments or restaurants, inspected 12 boarding or rooming houses, 6 barber shops, 11 massage parlors, laundries, 5 public buildings à one dwelling, Direct Distance Dialing NOW EFFECTIVE for Montreal and vicinity! IRECTORY CHECK Pages 4 and 5 of your Telephone Directory contain dialing instructions plus an extensive list of frequently called places that you can reach by Direct Distance Dialing, with their appropriate area codes.For places not listed in your Directory, your Long Distance Operator will give you the information you require, IAL THE DIGITS To reach an out-of-town number, first dial \u201c112\u201d.then, if needed, the appropriate Area Code number of the focality you're calling.then the 2- letter 5-figure number you wish to reach.Once you start, just dial right through.TT OUBLE TONE After you've finished dialing the digits you'll hear a quick \u201cdouble tone\u2019.When you hear this tone, please give YOUR TELEPHONE NUMBER imme- diately\u2014that is, the number of the telephone you're using to place the call.8-6884, and full details of the club\u2019s plans will be furnished. 18 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 11, 1960 Loyola hockey teams capture one college, two school championships By RON HORE The College pucksters won their 10th Ottawa- St.Lawrence Conference championship in 11 years Friday mght with a convincing 10-6 victory over Collège Militaire Royal.Warriors struck fast in the first period on goals by Jim Royals capture Biddy crown Jimmy Hotton's Royals won Unity's Iddy-Biddy Basketball House League title defeating Roger Harte's Lakers in an over-time tinal, two games to one.The final game of the series was very close with the Royals edging out the Lakers 23-21 after five minutes overtime.}otton was the top marksman with 19 points and Gerald Grimes {allied four points, Other members of the Royals were: Philip Lecouffe, Ronald Ryan, Frank Ansell and Nicholo Missori.For the Lakers, Steve Alleyene was high man with nine points.Other scorers were Randolph Dash 6: Roger Harte 5, Jan Ana- mael and Bradley Syvret and Derek Walklate, THE ICE PALACE FOR MONTREAL'S FIRST WINTER CARNIVAL A DIST] WHISKY Another notable achievement in 1883 was the creation of the distinguished Canadian Rye Whisky, Seagram\u2019s \u2018\u201883'\u2019.Generations of Canadians since 1883 have enjoyed the distinctive flavour and bouquet of this fine whisky.Seagtrams QUARANTESO Canadian Whiiky - % O'Reilly and Luc Henrico before the Cadets answered with one of their own.The Maroon and while led after the opening set 5-2, and for the rest of the game, were never in danger of losing their comfortable lead.O'Reilly was hero of the night with four goals.Linemates Luc Henrico, and Mike Labrosse each netted two while the remaining pair were counted by Bob Beauregard.This marked the sixth time in seven years that coach Bernie McCallum has led the team to victory, He took over the coaching reigns in 1953.The only year the Warriors have not won the honors, they went down to C.M.R.1-0 in the crucial game, One goal mars a perfect record.The Labrosse, Henrico, O'Reilly line registered 6 assists to go along with their eight goals to bring their season\u2019s point total to 153.Labrosse has the highest individual total\u201455.BANTAMS TRIUMPH The bantam hockey team % CUISHED 9s climaxed a near perfect season last week when it defeated Daniel O'Connell in a sudden death playoff game for the city championship 4-1, Peter Quelch led the Warrior attack with two goals while the others went to Des Clark and George Lackenbauer.Dave Mec- Inich scored for the losers.The bantams lost only one league game all season, that one coming at the hands of St.Leo's.Top performers who led them throughout the year were Quelch, Lackenbauer, Clark, Wayne Mosdell, Dave DeBrule and Phil Daly up front, and the two Cullens, Mike and Jim, on defense.Gordie Pallett and Clark Cada split the goal-tending chores and turned in some excellent performances.SENIOR TITLE With these two championships, the school completed a perfect record \u2014 three teams, three winners.The seniors won their laurels two weeks ago.The team closed off the season last week with a 9-3 triumph in a game against Westmount which amounted to nothing more than an exhibition.However.il did help lead-lead- ing scorer Gary Dineen add to ¢his output.Dineen scored three times and helped on two others to boost his total to 43, 11 points more than his nearest rival, Gary Wheeler of D.O.C.Playoff scores TERMITE \u201cA\u201d Barons 4, Bisons 1 (First game - best two of three).TERMITE \u201cB\" Bulldogs 5.Beavers 4 (after one l0-minute overtime period) (First game - best two of three).PEE WEE \u201cA\u201d Wildcats 3.Rams 2 (after one 10-minute overtime period) (First game - best two of three).PEE WEE \u201cB\u201d Bombers 3, Guard 1 (sudden death game to determine 2nd place).Bombers 2.Vies 1 (after lwo 10-minute overtime periods) (First game - best of three Final Series).PEE WEE EXHIBITION Westmount 5, St.Laurent 3.BANTAM Rangers 2.Hawks 0 (First game - best of three final.The name of the Bay of Fundy was probably originated by Portuguese explorers who marked the bay on their charts as Rio Fondo.meaning deep river.\u2014 Quick Canadian Facts the pads.THESE TWO YOUNG ladjes wasted no time in getting right into the game when the girls from St.Pauls played the Duds, and lost 2-0.Here the goaler gets a little help from one of her teammates in strapping on \u2014Tedd Church Photo Jack Rabbit\u2019 meet, March 12 The annual \u201cJack Rabbit\u2019 ski meet will be held at St.Sauveur March 12 and will lead off with the cross country race starting at 10 a.m.The slalom will commence at 1 o'clock and the giant slalom at 2 p.m.Over a dozen ski-minded schools have been invited to toe the line, including the defending champions, Lydon Institute, New England State champions.Lower Canada College squad lead by Peter Rose will be a strong contender for the 1960 crown, His racing mates are likely to include Dave Hodges, Ove Samuel- sen, Bob Gardner, Pierre Boulanger, Jan Samuelsen, Tom Howard, Hugh Thompson, Brian Powell is their able coach.Westmount have Kent Taylor, Brian McCormack, John Norton, Jim Davidson, Dave Mallette and Mike Annett from which to draw speed.This year the Canadian Junior Red Cross plans to raise $150.000 to assist refugee children throughout the world.BEST! ONLY DOW IS COOL CONTROL\" BREWED! Louis Brisken pin trophy match Sunday In the annual bowling competition for the Louis Brisken Memorial Trophy, a team from the Montreal Masonic Memorial Temple Bowling league will oppose a team from the Mount Royal Lodge, B'Nai Brith.The match will take place on Sunday, Laurentian Lanes Bowling, starting at 2.00 p.m.Following are the members of the Masonic team and their averages: M.Webster 151.4, C.Morris 150.7, F.Baillargeon 147.9, H.Harvey 147.2 L.Carmichael 142.9, W.Gammon 142.0.Spares: J.Glen 141.9, W.Manning 140.8.Junior hockey crown to LCC Lower Canada College captured the Junior Interscholastic hockey title defeating Mount Royal High 9-3 in a sudden death playoff at Verdun Auditorium.Danny Heffernan led the winners with four goals and two assists while Bob Shatilla scored two and Ivan Velan, Jim Tooley, Paul Capelli one each.George Dragonas, Bill Ardell and McColbrey counted in the losing Mount Royal cause.Referees Bill Holko and Marcel Lavrivee handled a quiet game.They called only four penalties, three of them in the second period.Both teams ended the regular schedule in a first place tie with seven wins and two loses.Martin sets pace in hockey scoring LD F À Pts.= Stars .9 Wanderers .8 Bombers .6 Royals .T Hawks .6 SCORING L Anderson, Royals .10 6 16 Martin, Stars .,.17 12 31 Nykoluk, Wdrs.\u2026.14 12 26 Roche, Wdrs.13 6 19 Selby, Stars .4 15 19 Turner, Stars .9 8 18 B.Anderson, Royals 10 6 16 ¢ Li b pb b b By Peter Rassenti rg = UO VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VErY 4 4 4 4 4 4 \u201c| and Ray Maynard .St.Leo\u2019s Seniors bowed 2 to 0 to West Hill at Loyola Stadium in the closing game of the G.M.LA.A.hockey schedule.The Saints got off on the right foot and were making an excellent job of fore checking their opponents, when they ran into a double penalties that paved the way for the winning goal.The West Hill went two up when they stole the puck after a face-off near the losers\u2019 nets to slip it passed a surprised John Bonneau.The Red and Grey were shooting sharper and earned the win on this count.The Academy club finished the season with a record of three wins and nine losses, not too impressive but all in all for a small school it can be safely said they gave a good account of themselves and improved over last year\u2019s performance when they were in senior \u2018B\u2019.At least it can be said they did not finish in the cellar.George Spare with five goals and six assists Jed the team in scoring, a department which was Caledonia event to Ottawa rink An Ottawa rink skipped by Tiny Herman defeated Ormstown 9-7 Saturday night to win top honors in the Caledonia Centenary Bon- spiel.Outremont curling club, skipped by Ed Walsh, captured the secondary Burnside Trophy, whipping Shawinigan East 12-5.Playing with Herman on the main event championship rink were Arnie Butterworth, third; Mike Meronek, second and Gordon Perry, lead.Armand Brunet, skip.Bernie Brunet, third; Gilles Brunet, second and Mr.J.Mills, lead, comprised the losing Ormstown squad.Walsh had John Ouimet, third; Bill Gallagher, second and Alex Howard, lead, on his winning Outremont club.DG W.Barrow, Mospuito, Wings J.F.Gone of the weaknesses of the club.¥ + + On team vote, Robert Fournier was selected as the most improved player on the senior team and will receive the Catholic Mothers\u2019 Club award for this feat.* * * Mike Lunny has sent a challenge on behalf of St.Leo's Old Boys for a game with the present senior club and if arrangements can be successfully worked out, the game will likely be played Tuesday, March 15, Westmount ; artificial rink.* ¥ + Louis Fortier, Dougie Muncy, Lloyd McKinnon and John Don- | nelly showing steady improvement with St.Leo's pee wee hockey club.¥* * * With the Westmount artificial rink lo stay open a few more weeks, the school will continue to make use of the fine facilities provided.Masonic Bowling SECTION A GP W L Pts.Royal Arthur (W) .\u2026.57 43 14 101 Victory .115 1n00000 57 42 15 100 St.Lawrence .57 35 22 82 Gladston .57 34 23 80 Waverly (B) .57 29 28 67 SECTION B GP W L Pts.St.Andrews (W) .57 43 14 100 St.Andrews 1R) 57 37 20 86 St.George 1B) .57 27 30 Waverly (R) 57 26 31 60 Elgin .57 23 34 52 SPOON WINNERS \u2014 Section A: L.Williams 185, A.Svenson 512; Section B: F.Jackson 202, H.Withenshaw 614.Since 1947 Canadians have donated more than 2! million bot- ttles of blood to the Canadian Red Cross Blood Transfusion Ser- | Minor hockey scoring champions Beasant, Termite \u2018\u201cA\u2019\u2019, Bisons .Sherriffs, Termite \u2018\u201cB\u201d\u2019, Bulldogs .Shayer, Pee Wee \u201cA\u2019\u2019, Wildcats .Deliva, Pee Wee \u201cB\u2019\u201d, Vics .Bernier, Bantam, Leafs .vice.GP G A Pts.\u2026.1 25 5 30 10 21 2 23 sance 12 32 10 42 15 19 13 32 12 18 3 21 11 16 5 21 | | The Westmount Examiner, Fridoy, March 11, 1760 LCC skiers cop 19 Five School Meet Grout sets more swimming records Lower Canada College won the | Swimmers smashed 12 Canadian, of tying her Canadian mark of Annual Five School Ski Meet at Ontario and pool records at the 2:56:6 in the 200-yard backstroke.Chalet Cochatd Saturday and'University of Toronto's annual, ee Sunday by amassing an impres- swim carnival last night.| n sive total of 1143.1 out of a Richard Pound of Montreal and C.Spe cer sets possible 1200 points.Cameron Grout of Westmount.both Trinity 578 Triol Three LCC skiers, Emile Coch- McGill University students, set y ple and, Doug Wyatt and Stewart records.Pound swam the 50-yard Charlie Spencer rolled a single Holland finish 1-2-3 in the indi- putterfly in 22.8 seconds, bettering Of 222 and tripled with 578 10 take vidual standings with 289.288.68 (he Canadian mark by two-tenths the Trinity Bowhng League's sea- and 287.4 points respectively.of a second and Grout knocked Son's high triple from Bert Lead: Perfect score consists of 300 nine-tenths of a second off the 100- better 1555), points.yard butterfly Canadian record, Follow ing Spencer in the 500 club Holland captured first place in making the distance in 56.3 sec Was John Gibson who rolled a 502.the downhill race with a time of ! onds.Leadbetter rotled à single of 189.41.2 seconds while Cochand took : , The Blacks are still out in front the slalom honors in 127.3 sec- Bonnie Benson of suburban Fto- with 101 points followed by the onds.bicoke won the women's 220-vard Regs 86, Browns 85, Blues 83, breaststroke in a record 2:57.8 and Moons 77, Grays 66, Tans 61, and Bob Fisher of the University of whites 57.No matter what members of Toronto won the 220-yard back, Leadbetter topped the 400 club Congress may say on the floor Stroke in a record 2:30.3.with 444 followed by Norm Poirier of the House or Senate, they can- Sara Barber of Brantford, Ont 412, Ted Gosse nol be sued for libel.438 Herb Gosse | came within two-tenths of a second 402, and Alf.Howard 401.| ' Here's a bright new brew that matches the Leet eee, °, e, lively mood of Quebec today! 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