The Westmount examiner, 29 avril 1960, vendredi 29 avril 1960

[" WMA lists: 1-Annual meet, May 10 Pege 3 e ® VOL.XXXI, No.17 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1960 24 PAGES.£{53, 35 5 CENTS 2\u2014Nomination report $575,000 works program - for St.Leo's and St.Paul's Ratepayers not happy Page 3 Norman W.Wood named | new principal, Westmount Senior High » Page 4 CHANGE OF COMMAND: Major General formerly officer commanding the RMR Come J.M.Rockingham, centre, General Officer pany in Ste.Anne de Bellevue.The ceremony © 1 Commanding Quebec Command, beams as Lt.took place Sunday afternocom following the k i , Col.Taylor Kennedy, right, relinquishes com- regiment's annual parade bo St.Matthias maad of the Royal Montreal Regiment te Major Church to commemorate the Battle of Ypres Peter Lloyd-Craig, left.Major Lloyd-Craig was in which the unit fought in World War I.gas station hours ere Page 4 Honest woman - Next week's weather City calls fenders returns mone : By ERIC NEAL 4 Yo May 1 to 7 a | This transition week into true spring commences clear and on debenfure ISSUE ù papers, wallet mild, with morning rime frosts; showers in the Townships with I some risk of thunder.Light flurries in the north.Temperature y .range 30-65°F, with 55 hours of sunshine during the week.Fare- to deliveryman well to snow.= Sunny into mid-week but cooling for more cold mists or frosts.I I 4 then some wind.Light snow in the north, storms for the east, them | clearing generally.+ Page 6 Improving, bright and milder for the weekend, although with \\ Page 6 3, morning mists for some places.Trees in leaf.Fishing fair at dawa.vy \u2018 Light and power bylaws updated by City Council Page 3 Better late than never Westmount accepts e © watch chef Nick Buhak of the Army\u2019s Rehabili- Copping, Mrs.Byers and Mr.Hackett are West- tation Centre serve heaping plates of dinner mount residents, and are lending active support ay 1g ime for his customers.Shown with Nick are, left to to the appeal.The campaign runs from May right : Mrs.Gordon Copping, vice-chairman eof i te May 15.Metropolitan Division; Mrs.Donald N.Byers, 7 AH! LOOKS GOOD: On a tour of Salvation chairman, women\u2019s special names; J.E.Reid, Army centres in Montreal, members of the vice-chairman, commerce and industry; and campaign committee for the Red Shield Appeal W.T.G.Hackett, general chairman.Mrs.Page 6 2 Unity Boys\u2019 Club The Westmoust Examines, Friday, April 29, 1960 Annual hobby exhibition will wind up By MAURICE activities MARIASINE As a fitting climax to a busy season, the Unity Boys\u2019 Club will wind up their Fall, on Friday night, May 20, wh Winter and Spring activities en the Annual Hobby Show Exhibition takes place.Also scheduled is the Annual Variety Revue which will be provided by the Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent Parade.Throughout the evening, the Ladies Auxil- jary will be on hand to conduct their food sale.Members, their parents and friends in the community are invited to attend.Come to the Un- My Boys\u2019 Club for an interesting and entertaining evening \u2014 come and see what the boys and girls have accomplished in a construe- tive way throughout the past year, Enjoy a (wo-hour variety show featuring junior talent \u201cat ils best\u201d.Including in the cast are many singing and dancing mars who have achieved considerable success before local and international audiences.Many have won renown on radio and television.The entire cast recently received a standing ovation before an American audience, The Unity Boys' Club Talent Parade is under the musical direction of Fred Johnston, choreography by Danny Smith, staging Ey Joan Amirault and produced by this reporter.The Hobby Show Exhibition which is being made possible through the efforts of Unity's volunteer staff is under the supervision of Crystal Cunningham and will be open at 7 p.m.Parents are also urged to support the ladies Auxiliary food sale.Proceeds from this sale will be used for some worthwhile Unity project.PROGRAM NOTES: Baseball time is here again: Unity's Little League baseball team \u201cThe In- diams\u201d welcomes back again as | coach, Manny Barnoff.Manny | hag.been with the team for several years and last year led the team to the American \u201cB\u201d pennant.The boys have been working out every Saturday morning for the past two months and Will continue every Saturday un- ti\u2019 the league opening.\u2018The seventh annual Unity Boys\u2019 Club track and field meet will | SUITS & COATS | 55 wr Mode te your measure from @ large selection of best English woollens.Work Guaranteed.EP Ladies\u2019 and Gents\u2019 SLACKS 15 Made to measure AAAS Sport Jackets Made To Measure .pi $35.up Alterations & Remodelling Reasonable Prices e Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St.Catherine) WE.3.5908 be held at the Verdun Stadium on Saturday, May 28.The meet will be under the supervision of Sandy Spence, noted McGill track star, who is currently conducting track sessions every Monday night at the Club.The meet is open to boys and girls from eight to 16 years of age inclusive with a special event for six and seven year-olds.Unity members who plan to participate may sign up now.Registrations are now being taken for Camp Lewis.Boys eight to 15 years of age are eligible to go to camp.Camp Lewis opens June 30, and ends August 22.The camp is situated near St.Adolphe de Howard in the Laurentian mountains.The Junior Dramatic Club under the direction of Miss Jean Rose is actively engaged rehearsing (wice-weekly for a presentation later this year.UNITY QUIZ CONTEST: \u2018The Unity Quiz Contest which began February 5, and extended for 10 weeks will be officially closed on tonight.Results are being tabulated and announced at the Hobby Show.Winners will receive their prizes at that time, Obituaries DR.1.Y.PATRICK Funeral for Dr.Ivan Young Patrick, 69, 4459 Western, who died Thursday night, was held privately this week from the Chapel of Tees and Co.Born in Halifax, he attended Dal- housie University and McGill Ubni- versity Medical School.After graduation from McGill, Dr.Patrick entered the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps, serving with them as Captain during the First World War.Upon returning to Montreal he completed his medical training and joined the Montreal General Hospital, specializing in obstetrics and gynaecology.He joined the Royal Victoria Hospital in 1930 and when he retired from the active staff in 1952, he was a senior obstetrician and gynaecologist.In the same year, Dr.Patrick resigned as assistant professor in the field at McGill University.Despite his retiring, Dr.Patrick kept up his private practice.Dr.Patrick was a Fellow of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, and a director of the Montreal General Semantics Society.He is survived by his wife, the former Motie Munnis; a son, Donald; and a daughter, Mrs, John Cannon, of Long Island, N.Y, H.R.PERRIGARD Funeral service was held Tuesday ¥ from the chapel of D.A.Collins, for Harold Ross Perrigard, 418 Claremont, 69, ARCA, noted Canadian painter, who died suddenly Saturday.Mr.Perrigard, who was born and educated in Montreal, has held exhibitions in many Canadian cities as well as in the U.S.and Europe.His work is represented in the National Gallery in Ottawa, in the This Week in Westmount King's will send delegates to provincial conference By VALENTINA RAHR Delegates representing home and school associations from all over Quebec will gather at the McGill University Physical Sciences Centre to take part in a conference sponsored by the Quebec Federation of Protestant Home and School Association on Friday May 6, and Saturday May 7.Each school is entitled to send three delegates.Mrs.G.Churcher, Ingleside avenue, Mrs.R.G.Goddard, Burton avenue: and Mr.A.Aspler, will represent King's School.The program contains many important activities.; On Friday: resolutions, reports, workshops, discussion groups, leadership training, presidents report, address from the national president Mr.H.Simpson, followed by \u2018Operation Bootstraps.\u201d\u201d This is an explanation of the educational system in the province of Quebec and how H directly affects parents and children.Mr.A, Haisly will ASK FOR PRICE LIST! We do quantity reproduction, quicker, for less, than your staff.Robotyped Personalized Letters .Multolithing .Mimeographing .Moiling .Folding .Addressing .PHONE WE.2-6787 4444 St.Catherine West sand publicity.introduce the subject.and a skit will follow in which members of the executive committee will takey part.A reception will close the evening.The program for Saturday: workshops, luncheon at Royal Victoria College, where delegates will be grouped at tables according to the areas they represent, thus facilitating discussions; discussion of new constitution, election of new officers, treasurer\u2019s report, and annual committee reports.AL 7 p.m.\u2026 a banquet will be held at the Sheraton Mount Royal Hotel.Guest speaker will be Dr.David A.Thomson, vice-principal McGill University.Presentation will be made of the Brazi) Award to William Ash- erman, chairman of the citizenship committee, for outstanding work he has done.Exhibits will be: new national handbook, traffic safety book, new program manual, family living literature, Delegates will be asked to vote on resolutions covering: sale of fireworks, compulsory polio inoculation, centres to accommodate out of town students wishing to write examinations, school libraries, special programs for gifted school children, the raising of qualifications and salaries of teachers, and acquiring more male teachers in the teaching profession.The Independent Art Association exhibition at Val David has terminated and winners of the three prizes are: Alice Kalnines for her entry \u2018Roses\u2019; Miss Patric Giles, \"Wild Surf\u201d; B.de Garthe for \u201cAtlantic Spray\u201d.Prizes given: Picture Encyclopedia of Art by Praeger, large vase by L.Treimane, and art supplies.The next interesting activity arranged by the members is a trip to the Nationa) Gallery in\" x for honors This year at the Ottawa Music Festival, the Westmount High Schools will be represented by two bands; the Westmount High School Band and the Westmount Junior High School Band.Three years ago the Westmount High School Band was the only band to make the journey from the Montreal area, and this year the Montreal district will be represented by some 10 bands.The Westmount High School Band, under the leadership of Morley Calvert, placed third in their first year of competition, and the following year walked off with top honors in their class.Last year they placed second to the fine band from Ottawa Technical School.This year, they are joined by the band from the Junior High School under Mr.Calvert's leader- | ship, making its first appearance lin competitions.This band will be entered in the \u2018\u2018B\u2019\u2019 class, and both bands will be trying to top their respective classes, The bands are comprised of the following players: Westmount High School Band\u2014 Flute: Joanne Buckmaster, Cecilia Leslie, June Mack, Susan Sinclair; Oboe: Joan Maron, Derek Harris; Clarinet: Angela Stathatos, Nancy Hausner, Bradley Paterson, Betty Eaves, Bonnie Graul, Sharon Roth, Quebec Provincial Museum and in many private collections.In Montreal Mr.Perrigard has been active in art circles and was a member of the Pen and Pencil Club and the Arts Club.In Rock- port, Mass.where he had his summer studio, Mr.Perrigard was a member of the Rockport Art Association.He also received the high honor of being elected an associate of the Royal Canadian Academy.Mr.Perrigard is survived by his wife, the former, Pauline Bradley, and two brothers, Stanley and Rev.George Perrigard of Montreal.AR: \u2014-\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 day, Aprll 30.Chartered buses will pick up passengers at the corner of Melville avenue and Westmount Park, near Junior High, at 8 a.m.Talks will be given during the hour of the gallery,- on the various collections.EVENTIDE MONUMENTS This Trade-Mark identifies The GUARANTEE Protects BRONZE PLAQUES Memorial Bronze & Granite 5835 Sherbrooke Street W.(Between Melrose & Draper) HU.6-7822 High schoel bands vie at Ottawa Susan Hersh, Olga Stathatos, Louisa Mendels; Bass Clarinet: Margaret Jacobs; Alte Sax: Ron Keymer, Derek Gillean, Bonnie Tritt; Temor Sax: John Branch, Melanie Harvey; Bassoon: Pamela Gales, Jacob Silberberg; Hora: Michaela Kotrly, Heather Harris, Michael Lloyd-Smith; Cornet: Arthur Brewer, Joan Henderson, Bob Clibbon, Dennis Stathatos, Ronald Brabander, Robert Gales; Trem- bone: Mary Rayside, Eleanor Robinson, Richard Freidman, Paul Tichauer; Baritone: Peter Rhead, Robert Love; Tuba: James Wright, Martin Koch, Peter Henderson; Percussiom: John Nordon, John Kittredge; String Bass: Alex Tilley, Nancy Jeffreys; Manager: Bruce Caplan.Westmount Junior High School Band\u2014Flute: Cecilia Leslie, Susan Sinclair, Douglas McDougall, Robert Mayerovitch; Obee: Joan Ma- ron, Grace Moore, John Greenman; Clarinet: Nancy Hausner, Bonnie Graul, Olga Stathaios, Susan Hersh, Joanne Davidson, Jean Ber- wick, Louisa Mendels, John Godine, Frank Lewis; Alto Clarinet: Sharon Roth; Bass Clarinet: Charles Coch- rane; Alto Sax: Bonnie Tritt, Gordon Crelinsten, Elaine Barza; Tenor Sax: Melanie Harvey; Bassoon: Jacob Silberberg; Horn: Michael Lloyd-Smith, Jane Forsey, Nancy Sugarman, Rena Singer, Judy Abrams; Cornet: Ronald Braband- er, Paul Finlayson, Barry Besner, Robert Gales, Ronald: Vineberg, Dawn Johannson, Joyce Johannson, Nina Pesner; Trombone: Mary Rayside, Jeremy Reitman, Colin Anderson, John Tilley, Susan Wright, Richard Adams, Richard Freidman; Baritone: Robert Love; Tuba: Martin Koch, Peter Henderson; Percussion: Eric Rill, Phillip Levin, Sharyn Robins.VERSATILE MATERIAL Glass fiber, now one.of.the most versatile manufacturing materials, was unknown comniér- cially until the 1930s.From it now are made air filters for furnaces; heat, cold and noise insulation; battery separators; insect screening and fine curtains and draperies.plastics, il is used in furniture, bathtubs, sports car bodies and luggage.THE MUSIC of our Hammond organ provides a lovely background for the memorial service.BA Tolling F.A.Nunns\u2014A.F.Williams 5610 Sherbrooke Street West 1234 Mountain St.Ottawa, lo take place \u2018ôn Satur- Five Generations of Traditional Service po cJos.C.Uray &BRO.Funerau Directors Phone: un.6-6363 In combination with. 0, interiors \u2014 Draperies MULLINS ANTIQUES Reqd.1317 Greene Ave., WE.5-3894 ANTIQUES BOUGHT ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmokers end SOLD OHMAN'S Custom Furniture JEWELLERS Upholstery Repairs WE.3.4046 1216 Greene Ave.VOL.XXXI, No.17 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1960 PAGE THREE ROTARY PAST PRESIDENTS: 17 of the 18 past presidents of the Westmount Rotary Club gathered at the Wednesday luncheon meeting at Victoria Hall for a re-union.Left to right: seated, A.Boire, S.B.Cayford, E.A.Everson, D.B.Ross, J.Colton, P.E.Jarman.Standing, W.J.Towse, W.Moxley, F.W.Kenwood, W.fp ; WMA meeting is planned for May 10 The Westmount Municipal Association has announced they will hold ther annual general meeting May 10 at 8:15 p.m.in the Cone cert Room of Victoria Hall.The meeting will be preceded by a \u201cshort concert by students of the | Westmount High Schools under the ; direction of Morley Calvert, The principle item of business on \u201cthe agenda will be the election of | officers for the new year, as re- ; ported by a nominating committee, | and the election of two members at | large to serve on the Civic Nominating Commitiee, One amendment (o the association rules is on the agenda: \u2018The W.Allison, E.E.Mills, St.Clair Holland.P.Page, J.Delalanne, ©*ecUlive shall have power at_auy P.Delgado, Frank Carlin, A.Callard.St.Clair Holland and J.DeLalanne are honorary members of the club.Mr.Holland was ome of the founding members when the club was formed in 1930.time to appoint members of the executive to replace any who shall have ccased to hold office.\u201d \u2014Tedd Church Photo Westmount Mayor.J.C.Cushing, will give an address on the state Taxpayers fo question Si.Leos building plan The St.Leon de Westmount School Commission has posted notice that they intend to borrow $350,000 from the Westmount branch of the Canadian National Bank to help pay for the $575,000 additions and extensions to St.Leo's and St.Paul's Academies.The money will be borrowed for a period of five years at an interest rate later to be decided.The addition to St.Leo's will contain a new gymnasium and classes for a total cost of $375,000.The addition to St.Paul's will amount to $200,000.- \"a SCHOOL CONDITIONS Genuine The Parent-Teachers Associa- English and Scotch tion of the academies held a TWISTS, TWEEDS, meeting Monday night at which WORSTEDS, Bill Wallace was elected the new REVERSIBLE TWISTS, president, replacing Frank Megan.and MOHAIRS Mr.Megan will remain active, of highest quality in stock taking over leadership of a ratepayers group of citizens who will go after improvements for the school, beyond the extensions and In All Shades and Patterns.additions already planned.* \u2019 » Ladies\u2019 and Gents \u201cWe are naturally pleased,\u201d SUITS & COATS Mr.Megan said, \u201cwith the work to be done, but we have certain TO.questions to ask.\u201d MN ORE EASURE The PTA charged they were not consulted in the decision to spend or imported by request.Customers made uot materiel the money.They feel the money © REPAIRING» REMODELLING Would be put to more good use © REFITTING in renovating the existing build- QUICK SERVICE ing, especially St.Leo's.The group said they had a F L SILVER private inspection made and e e found the school was below min- \u2019 .imum standards.LADIES\u2019 & GENT'S TAILOR \u201cWe are going to question this 1235 Greene Ave.expenditure,\u201d Mr.Megan said.(Downstairs) \u201cWe want to know what they are WE.2-6633 going to do about the existing part of the school.\u201d Applications are now being received for a few vacancies in ST.GEORGE'S SCHOOL FOUNDED 1930 CO-EDUCATIONAL, INDEPENDENT, DAY SCHOOL PRE - SCHOOL, ELEMENTARY, HIGH SCHOOL AGNES MATTHEWS, M.A,, Principal For further information write te THE SECRETARY, 3100 WESTMOUNT BLVD.WE.7-9289 No more free bulbs of the City.Another item of importance is the question and discussion period, e City updates bylaws, | ben we In an effort to keep the meeting [J ; can rent appliances iis mate ait ducted, the association has ruled By LARRY MCcINNIS that questions and items for dis- How many Westmount residents realize they can have cussion must be submitted to the their 16 candlepower clear bulbs replaced if they burn |Sc¢retary treasurer, Mrs.G.Lyman Duff, no later than Friday, out free by the City, according to Article 13 of By-law May 6.146, a 1904 law still in existence ?Not many people these Following the meeting, refresh- days have such bulbs, and Council has come to realize it.ments will be served.City Council Monday night gave first reading to a by-law which will change the 1904 bylaw and bring it more in line with present day standards.There are many minor changes to make in the by-law to update it, such as revising the estimated population figures from the 1904 figure of 20,000 to the 1960 figure of 35,000 persons, and calling Westmount a city rather than a town, When finally approved, the article dealing with the replacement of clear lamps will be replaced with an entirely new article authorizing the City to \u201csell, lease or otherwise deal with or dispose of, to consumers of electricity within the limits of the city, lamps, appliances, motors, machines, heaters and other apparatus which may be operated by electricity.\u201d Reading of the new by-law by Irving S.Backler brought a question from Alderman Drury: \u2018\u2018Does this mean the City can rent het water heaters and such, the same as is done by Quebec Hydro?\" And the answer is, yes! Another part, section 10, is to be replaced with a lengthy paragraph on the requirements for wiring in newly constructed houses and other buildings.The wiring responsibility belongs to the consumer, the new section states, and he must insulate and protect it, and provide for its future maintenance.City responsibility extends only to connecting the consumer's wiring with the electrical supply source, provided the consumer's wiring meets the approval of City inspectors.The City inspectors may have power cut off from dwellings vhich do not meet specifications.Mayor Cushing said the changes were just part of a series to bring old by-laws up-to-date.A Glean Heating System makes a Big Difference, too Actually Means BETTER HEATING at LESS COST Just as your car engine needs a Spring tune-up for more efficient, economical Summer operation, so does your furnace and oil burner need a clean-up for peak performance next Winter.Advance orders for a Summer clean-up are being accepted now at special money-saving rates.Order a Summer Clean-Up Now ond Save LIMITED 5250 WESTERN AVE.HU.1-0371 EERE THE VW SEE LE Examiner Serving the Cily of Wesimeunt since 1538 5135 Western Avenue, Montreal 28, Que.Heed Office: 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 29 Montreal, Friday, April 29, 1960 Circulation Dept.\u2014 Display Advertising HU.2-120) Classified Advertising (To 8.30 p.m.Tues.& Wed.Only) HU.1-045) Editorial Department \u2014 Accounting Deportment HU.1-277 John W.Sancton President and Publisher Low Miller, Managing Editor Hugh E.McCormick Chairmea Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager Miss Evelyn McKinnon, Circulation Monager The Fxaminer aims le be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted te public service.Mail subscriptions: $2.50 per year; $1.25 half yeur.Five cents a copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association.Authorized as 2nd Class Mail, Post Office Dept.Ottawa.WE SAY Roland Bartlett story one of success, plus FTER 16 years as principal of Westmount High School, Roland Bartlett is retiring at the end of the school term to devote his full time to private business.Mr.Bartlet{, with typical moedsty, does not say much about his private business, although it is an Horatio Alger story of the first degree.Many .years ago when Mr.Bartlett was teaching in some northerly mining communities, he became interested in the colorful characters who would bet their \u2018bottom dollar\u201d that the undeveloped country held untold riches.As time wore on, and his interest increased, Mr.Bartlett did a little prospecting on his own.And there the story really starts, but it would take volumes to tell.His expeditions were initially successful and he staked a claim.Success followed success until now he can show a long list of achievements in the mining and prospecting field, just as he can in the educational field.And yet Mr.Bartlett is still modest about his accomplishments.He says he has always treated prospecting the same way other people treat golf or fishing \u2014 strictly as a hobby.Mr.Bartlett has stated he will devote much of his time.now that he is retiring, to more expeditions in the field of prospecting and mining, and we feel confident his list of successes will grow proportionately to the time he spends on it.While we wish Mr.Bartlett the best of luck in his \u201cnew\u201d endeavors, we also wish his successor, Norman Wilson Wood, the best of luck in his new position as principal.In keeping with Westmount High tradition, he brings to the school a long and varied career in the educational field.mu.- : pe QE THEY YOU SAY Why should Council gather in secrecy?Sir:\u2014T would like to congratulate our high school band which played so well in St.James\u2019 United Church on Sunday evening a few weeks ago.Also 1 congratulate the City on the excellent Spring Flower Show, but most of all 1 congratulate the citizens of Westmount for winning the great victory of the service station battle against great odds, which illustrated once again the complete bank- ruptey of the managerial concept of government whose operatives are cloaked in secrecy, usually according to the will of those who live above Cote St.Antoine road as illustrated by the obsolete wading pool and the selling-off of Selby and York Parks, We reserve the mountain top for the birds and flowers and welcome those who live outside our boundaries to see our expensive flower show, but justify the selling-off of York by saying that N.D.G.children use it.They immediately move up the street into the already overcrowded Summerville Park and make a little hell of it.Surely N.D.G.children are as much value as birds and lilies.May the Great Judge never say of us, \u201cDepart from me ye cursed, 1 never knew you\".Sure we need flowers, birds, fish, lily and duck and aesthetic pools, but we also need modern, creative, imaginative play centres NOW! and the swings should be up NOW! And we need drinking fountains, more park space where it is needed, modern wading pools, and a year round swimming pool attached to our high schools, NOW.And we need our new high school plant available for City use on all off-school hours just as soon as it is built.How wonderful it would be.Why should we turn down our retired teacher's idea so abruptly?We need slum clearance, and modern low-rental apartments for elderly people to cut down their overhead, and make their dreams come true.and we could do it with a 90% loan from the Federal Government.We nced a long-range overall water plan that all sections and groups of our city would be encourage fo help plan, not just a city manager and a privileged few.Increased real estate values alone would pay for all of these many times over.Sure (he citizens are apathetic, and for a good reason.We can beat the drum all we want (Continued on page 17) The execution of the laws is more important than the making of them.\u2014 Thomas Jefferson Wood named principal of Senior High School The Supervisor of Course of Study for the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal, Norman Winslow Wood, has been appointed principal of the Westmount Senior High School to take the place of Roland Bartlett, who has announced his retirement at the end of the current school year.Mr.Bartlett joined the school as principal in 1944.In his letter of resignation, submitted to the Board early in March, he said he was retiring to devote more time to private business.Mr.Wood was born In Chat- ham, N.B., in 1915, receiving his early education at the Aberdeen School in Moncton.He achieved his B.Sc.at the University of New Brunswick and his M.A.at Columbia University.He brings a long list of teaching experience to the High School, where he taught from 1946 to 1948, He also taught at the Junior High School from 1943 to 1946.He has also been on the staff at Quebec City, Noranda, Sawyerville, Baron Byng High School and Montreal West High School.Active in many professional associations, Mr.Wood is chairman of the Arithmetic and Science Committee, the Education Week Committee and the Visual Education Committee of the Provincial Association of Protestant Teachers.He also serves on the Convention Committee, Status of Teachers Committee and the Curriculum Committee.Mr.Wood is active in many commitiees of the Canadian N.W.WOOD Teachers\u2019 Federation, and is president of Montreal West High School.Although most of his time is taken up with his educational profession, he finds time to be an alderman of Dorval, secretary of the Quebec YMCA, director of the Victoria Curling Club, Quebec, a trustee of the Sillery School Board, examiner for the Department of Education, a member of the Montreal West Curling Club and St.Philip\u2019s Church in Montreal West, Dawe made acting GM Westmount City Council, with a \u2018better late than never\u2019 attitude, Monday night approved a proposed redivision of lots at Redfern and St.Catherine to permit Reader's Dige:® to erect a two-storey office building on the site.Construction of the building has already started, and complete sketches and plans were released early last week by Reader's Digest.Alderman Ouimet, who introduced the motion, said the redivi- sion had been approved by the General Committee at its meeting of April 4.In a more up-to-date motion, Alderman Ouimet also proposed the redivision of lots on Grosvenor avenue, owned by J.M.Wredden, who plans to erect a detached dwelling on the site.The plans had been submitted, he said, to the Architectural Commission and found acceptable.NEW GM Alderman Common introduced a motion, which had not originally appeared on the agenda, asking for official approval of the appointment of Norman T.Dawe as Acting General Manager, effective April 14.Mayor Cushing, speaking en the motion, addressed Mr.Dawe: \u201cI feel sure I can speak for the entire Council in saying we hope to see you in service with the City fer many years to come.\u201d Mr.Dawe, who is replacing the recently retired Thomas J.J.Hughes, expressed his thanks for the confidence of Council in his new position.Engineers, Sigs to hear talk on Army role The Combined Officers\u2019 Mess of the 3rd Field Engineers and the 11th Signals Regiment will hear a talk on the Army's new role in National Survival, given by Major- General Arthur E.Wrinch, CBE, CD, at their annual Mess Dinner, to be held Saturday night at the Hillside Armoury in Westmount.Maj.-Gen.Wrinch was born in Hazelton, B.C., in 1908.gaining his early education there.He attended the Royal Military College, Kingston, and is a graduate of Queen's University.He began his military career in 1931 as a lieutenant in the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals at Camp Borden, where he became adjutant of the Signals Depot.Later he became District Signals Officer in Quebec City.He went overseas in 1941, and in 1942 was appointed commanding officer as a lieutenant-colonel of the Ist Canadian Corps Signals.From July, 1943, to January, 1945, he was commanding officer of the 5th Canadian Armoured Divisional Signals in Italy.In January 1945 he was appointed Chief Signals Officer, HQ, 1st Canadian Corps.Maj.-General Wrinch held various staff appointments in Canada and the U.S.until he went to the Imperial Defence College in early 1955.He assumed the appointment of Director General of Army Personnel in September, 1958, and was appointed Director General of Survival Operations in May, 1959.He was promoted to the rank of Major-General and appointed Major General Survival on September 1, 1959.Although Maj-Gen.Wrinch\u2019s background has been signals, his new post with national survival operations calls for close liaison with all units of the Army.The 3rd Field Engineers, who play an important role in survival operations, will take advantage of the Mess Dinner to celebrate their annual Corps reunion, and to invite all officers, serving or who have served, in the Corps of Royal Canadian Engineers, and all members of the Military Engineers Association of Canada, Montreal Branch, te attend the function.WMA lists nominations for new committees The Wesimount Municipal Association has distributed the report of the nominating committee listing the proposed officers for the new executive, to take office alter Council notes gas station closing hours Mayor J.C.Cushing made it quite clear at Monday night\u2019s Council meeting, that an item read by Alderman C.H.Drury confirming the action aken by Acting General Manager Norman Dawe in regulating the gasoline station closing hours was not a motion, or a bylaw, but simply a matter of record.\u201cOil company representatives and gasoline station operators in Westmount have reached agreement on gasoline station business hours,\u201d the item reads.\u201cBoth parties agreed that stations would be open for business after 7 a.m.and would not close later than 9 p.m.on Mondays lo Saturdays inclusive.\u201d No mention was made of Sunday hours.The operators have not been opening on Sunday since the agreement came into effect two weeks ago.Alderman Drury said the notice was simply a reversion to the hours of operation in use before one slation started remaining open until 11 p.m.nightly and on Sunday from noon until 7 p.m., thereby forcing the other operators to stay open in order to meet the competition, ses their annual general meeting on May 10 at Victoria Hall.The committee is made up of: Retiring president J.G.Harper; two immediate past presidents, F.W.Gross and A.O.Leslie; two » non-officers of the executive, Crosby Lewis and Lyman Williams; four members from the association at large as elected at the December general meeting, Rev.Wm.Morris, John W.Kennedy, G.B.Puddi- combe and D.B.Ross.NEW EXECUTIVE The list as submitted by the nominating committee: President, Geoffrey H.Merill; vice-presidents, J.Murray Savage and Mrs.J.A.Hodgson.Proposed for re-election: R.W.Coristine and A.S.Keator, who have served four terms; P.G.Edgell, W.P.Gall, A.L.Ham, G.H.Kohl, J.H.Richer and L.S.Webster, who have served three terms; J.C.Barry, Mrs.John Birks, Dr.L.Brunton, J.R.Herbert, Mrs.J.S.Howlett, M.O.Kirsch, J.A.Laing, Crosby Lewis, P.Martin, Mrs.J.Porteous, who have served two terms; R.M.Everson, J.A.Fuller, R.G.Gam- mell, R.L.Hunter, A.Janelle, Mrs.B.Job, Mrs.T.R.Meighen, A.M.Minnion, J.St.Pierre, J.Stairs, who have served one term, This part of the slate calls for the re-election of 28 persons.New members: Charles Aspler, Peter T.M.Barott, Peter Bronf- man, Hugh C.Burritt, David M.Chenoweth, Martin D.Collier, Walter A.Eversfield, Mrs.J.A, D.Falkner, John B.Francis, R.G.Keefer, Harold Lande, Mrs.Helga Malloy, Mrs.Helena F.Reusing, Bruse S.Russel, John W.Sharp, W.John C.Stikeman, Frederick A.Tees, Abe Usher, A.Patrick Wick- ham, A.Iyle Williams, and Dr.Mary Winspear.He MAN TO FAMILY CLIMBING OUT OF CAR: \u201cWell, we finally found a parking space.Does anybody remember why we're here?\" \u2014 Anon J =\u201d [a Stolen bikes are recovered by residents It pays to read your newspaper carefully.and Inspector Andy Lowson of the West- mount Police Department can testify to that fact.Several weeks ago The Examiner published a warning to residents to keep their bicycles locked up when not in use.and advised them if they had already lost a bike to check with the police.| As a result of the article, several people examined the stock of bicycles at the Stanton street police station, and found their machines were actually there.In two cases the bikes had been stolen last Fall.and the owners had figured they would never be recovered.Since they were not registered, the police could not tell who owned them when they were picked up.Inspector Lowson repeats his warning to keep bikes locked, and urges those who are unfortunate enough to have one stolen to check with police without delay.\u201cGet all information from my dealer below about Esther Williams Home Swimming Pools.\u201d Esther Williams says: e Alt concrete « Several 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THOM-VAN POOLS LTD.739 Mountain St.UN.6-3386 IT'S WELL WORTH LISTENING TO ART AND HOCKEY WE ir Terry Gray, ; Sead?oi 144 Selby (right), now with the Black Hawks hockey organization, examines the art work of | Mark Ono.1015 Greene, at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club 10th anniversary | reunion Wednesday night.Terry is a former member of the club.\u2014Tedd Church Photo Unity celebrates 10th anniversary Some weeks ago, a committee of former members of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club met to make plans to celebrate the 10th anniversary of service Lo the youth of the community.Sylvia Rosvald, Mary Slaney, Douglas Brambell, and John C.Mc- Donald arranged a grand reunion for those who were members in 1950 and in previous years.À banquet followed by entertainment by the Unity Boys' Talent Parade took place in the gymnasium Wednesday night in honor of the occasion, The anniversary actually celebrated the 10th year of the exist- ance of the present building on Greene avenue.But the Unity Boys' Club met at different places before that \u2014 temporarily at least \u2014 in Calvary Church basement, Queen's School, and Wesminster Church.Donald B.Ross introduced the head table guests to the assembly.Present were: Louis Thomas.well known to Unity since 1947 for his instruction in fretwork and Indian ; lore; Albert Buire, member.West- mount Rotary Club: D.T.Young-; son.Unity Boys\u2019 Club and west! mount Rotary Club member: Mrs.| Maurice Mariasine, volunteer work- | er since 1948 at Queen's school and Greene avenue: W.W.Alison, | president, Unity Boys\u2019 Club: W.G.\" Moxley, who became inspired with the idea of founding Unity Boys\u2019 Club back in 1945; C.A.Wylie.executive director: Frank Sharpe, president Rotary Club Westmount :.Miss Madeleine Dalme, girls worker Unity 1950 and 1951: P.G.Delgado, Westmount Rotary: J.S.Cameron, former Mayor of West- mount; Maurice Mariasine, Club Director Unity Boys' Club, | A special message was received from the former Minister of Finance D.C.Abbott.now Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada, expressing his interest and besl wishes for the continued success and good work at Unity.My.Abbott was present at the corner stone ceremony held in 1950.| \u2018designated as enve Sabbath, The Wesrmeuxt cxumiser, brivay, April TWO Tor ° ee aes Ann Bala \u2014 Donated by Westmount you re there ask about Fly Now and Pay © Library.BROADWAY SHOWS : COACH) LOWER BERTH.) Department of Collectors \u2014 p : .: 2 Spccials and Best in Dent \u2014 PLUS reserved seat for Sunday : (Rates based on two in twin Richard Bourne Donated by Kirsch.PHONE UN.1-9361 Matinee performance at : bed hotel room.ner\u2019s Camera Supplies.RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL .Single room at hotel Peter Yearwood \u2014 Donated by Way- | à ode PLUS ROUND TRIP RAIL FARE AND ° $3.00 additional.) ne Bungay.\u20ac Trop! 7 o ran .Common Trophy \u2014 Tony FIRST CLASS HOTEL ACCOMMO- , RESERVE NOW Usher.Awarded for the highest number DATION POR THREE DAYS AND .Call your Travel Agent or of total points in the Junior section.v George ©.Marler Trophy \u2014 Richard ° your CNR Ticket Agent: Bourne.Awarded for the highest nuim- teove Montreal Central Station .: ber of total points in the Intermediate AIRLINES Thursday evening, return - U N 6-3 471 section.Monday 8:55 a.m.Peter J.Usher Trophy \u2014 Daphne Tucker.Awarded for the best exhibit in the Hobby Show.GYMNASTICS TROPHY AND MEDAL WINNERS Major J.C.Cushing Tronhy \u2014 Dodd (Continued on page 17) © ° Air eargo carried on all flights CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS DT-60-4N UNITED DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.ond Lamdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev BR Douglas Smith, BA, BB)».DD, Mev Krilh H.Eddy, M.A, BD, 1 0025 Morning Worshap Sermon.Blue Dome Hehaglon\u201d Rev, Ro Douglas Smith 790 pon Evenmg Service, Leslie Hall \u201cThe Book of Jonah\u201d Rev K Eddy and 1 Sith, Organist: Mr.John Robb, Mus, Bac.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH WESTMOUNT Coto St.Antoine Rd., near Argyle Ave.Ministers: Rev.D.M.Grant, HB.A.\u2026.D.D.; 101 Rev.D.C.Searfoss, B.A, BD, J Len DI GRANT KEEPING SANE IN A CRAZY WORLD cHroadeast CBA 7 30 pon Mr.Searfoss \u201cLOVE AND SERVICE\u201d 10 30 pan, Vesper Service Delayed Broadeast CJAD Je ane, Seniors and Intermediates.JO am.Crib Corner to Juniors, #45 pan Young People\u2019s Union Organist and Choir Director: Me.Eric 4.Adums, B.Mus., A.K.C.M.Dorchester St.West at Greene Ave, Westmount Rev.Charles R.Plaskett Miss Valerie J.Lewis The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 29, 1940 ANGLICAN TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerable RK.Kenneth -D., Reclor Rev.Canon F.L.Whitley, M.A, Hon Assistant Rev.Allen Goodings, B.D, Assistant C.V Frayn, A.R.C.A.(London) Organist and Cholrmaster 2nd Sunday After Easter Nayler, ST PIHLIP AND ST JAMES A.& M.8:00 an.Holy Communion : 08:30 aan.Junior Congiegation 9:45 a.m.Senjor Sunday School 11:00 asa.Choral Communion Preacher: The Rector.| ry.Kindergarten, Pri ry Departmen 730 pm.Evensong Preacher: The Rev, Allen Goodings.Wednesday 7:00 am.Holy Communion 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount | | Thursday | Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Conon S.B.Lindsay 8S.PHILIP AND JAMES Easter lI Holy Eucharist Holy Eucharist Sunday School Mattins (said) am.SOLEMN EUCHARIST 7:00 p.m.Evensong and Sermon Holy Eucharist: 7:00 a.n., Tuesday.Thursday, Friday; 9:30 a.m., Wednesday.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.XK.B.Keefe, Rector Rev.Reginald Hollis ST.PHILIP AND ST.JAMES a Lo ; 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion.1400 am.Sermon: 9:30 a.m.Service of Confirmation .Preacher: Rt, Rev.John IS IT EASY TO TELL RIGHT Dixon.\u2018 11:00 am.Holy Communion FROM WRONG?Preacher: Rt.Rev.John 41:00 a.m.Church School 11:00 Nixon.Kind .a : ; :00 a.m ursery, indergarien an Alice mle Aa (McGilY) Sunday School.* 7:30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: Rev.Reginald Hollis.WESTMOUNT PARK- Wednesday EMMANUEL CHURCH 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion.Organist Choirmaster: Norma Ww.Cor, Lansdowne & Western Avenues Hurrle, A.R.C.O., A.R.C.M., L.T.C.L.Minister REV.CALLUM THOMPSON, UNITARIAN C.D., B.A, B.D.Director of Music: Mr.Wayne Riddell CHURCH OF THE JE an, Morning Worship UNITARIAN .Preacher: Rev.Wm.Taylor.Sherbrooke St.ai Simpson BA.BD.(RC No, Senior \u2014\u2014 : Naval Chaplain, Montreal Sunday, May 1st J 00-745 mm, Vesper Service SUBJECT: (Ted) HARRISON WE.2-5709 oh FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1960 F COTE DES NEIGES McKENNA oO Florists RE.8-1124 SRNR PR \u2014Tedd Church Phow MRS.JOHN E.CHRISTOFFERSEN Mrs.John E.Christoffersen marks one hundredth birthday Mrs.John E.Christoffersen, who celebrated a century of living on April 25, is pictured here proudly holding in her hand two precious cables of congratulations from two reigning monarchs \u2014 Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth of England and King Olav of Norway.Prime Minister John Deifen- baker and Postmaster General William Hamilton sent letters of good wishes, as did also the Notre Dame de Grace Community Council, through its President, Mr.W G.Macdonald.The City of West- mount, where Mrs.Christoffer- sen lived for many years and where she is still a property owner, sent one of the many baskets of flowers which arrived almost* every hour of the day.The Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club and the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital, two organizations to which she formerly belonged, sent felicitations and flowers.The Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, where she is the member of longest-standing, honored her on this special occasion.Flowers, gifts, cards and telegrams came from many parts of Canada, the United States and Norway.Mrs.Chrisloffersen, one of the oldest Norwegians living here, if not the oldest, was born Elise Christensen.1884, she came from Oslo, Norway, with her mother, two sisters and a brother to join another brother, who had pre- ceeded them here.Four years later, she married John Christ- offersen also from Norway.They had two children, a son, who died at an early age, and a daughter Martha, who is now Mrs.Sydney A.MacSween.Donald MacSween is a grandson.Her sister, Mrs.Robert Hoey, in her ninety-first year, joined in the birthday celebration.As a young woman, Mrs.Chris- loffersen, was an active church worker, President of the Sandi- navian WCTU and a worker for the Fresh Air Fund for mothers and children.When she first .came to Montreal and saw the results of a smallpox epidemic, she was appalled to learn (hat vaccination against this disease was not com- puisory here, She told a reporter friend aboul such laws in her native Norway.When this story appeared in Lhe press, interest was aroused and eventually laws were passed here which brought about compuisory vaccination.Although, Mrs.Christoffersen has impaired hearing and is becoming enfeebled, nevertheless, she is up and about everyday.RUMMAGE SALE St.Matthew's Church Hall Dufferin & Cote St.Luc Roads FRIDAY, MAY 6th at 1 P.M.FORMALS FOR HIRE DRESS FORMAL §) LIKE A MILLIONAIRE Look smart \u2014 be smart \u2014 rent all your Formal Wear.Our garments are all modern styles, freshly cleaned.Styles to fit oll models.EST.1904 McLAUGHLIN & HARRISON McGill Collegn AV.8-3544 & SECRETARIES WEEK, APRIL 24-30: Above are the members of National Secretaries Association (Montreal Chapter) Special Committee responsible for the activities of the Association during Secretaries Week.Front left to right \u2014 Jessie L.Glover (of 5520 Rosedale avenue); Beatrice MacIntyre, president of Montreal Chapter; Margaret Willington, chairman of secretaries week committee; Marie Rivel; Vee Langdon (of 3405 Northcliffe avenue); to right \u2014 Jeanne d'Arc Richard; (of 5440 Coronation avenue); Carole Wood: Mercedes McKinney, past president of Montreal Chapter; 3 x > > Rear left Gabby Bouchard; Ronnie Almond Madge Wakefield; Jean MacRae (of 5025 Clanranald avenue).\u2014Federal Photo Park-Emmanuel WA The monthly meeting of the Women's Association of Westmount Park-Emmanuel Church will be held in Western Hall on Tuesday, at one o'clock.It will be a box luncheon.JOHN POOL Foot Specialist 1378 GREENE AVENUE {Near Sherbrooke) Westmount Painless removal of corns, callouses, ingrown toe nails.Latest electric equipment.Plastic arch supports to relieve all weak foot conditions.Children's Supports a Specialty.By appointment only Phone Number WE.2-1545 COMING ANNUAL SPRING DANCE: Genesians Inc., is holding an annual spring dance Friday, April 29 in the ballroom of the Ritz Carlton Hotel.Proceeds to benefit the Youth Work of the Organization.LUNCHEON AND FASHION SHOW: The N.D.G.Unit of the Royal Edward Laurentian Hospital will hold a luncheon and fashion show aboard (he \u201cHomeric\u201d on May 14.Champagne will be served at 12 o'clock.Fashions by T.Eaton Company.Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.C.C.McQueen or Mrs.M.J.G.Hogan.RUMMAGE SALE: The Women's Association of Ephraim Scott Memorial Church will hold a rummage sale in the church hall, 5545 Snowdon avenue, Tuesday, May 3, at 10 a.m, RUMMAGE SALE: The Ladies committee of the Royal Montreal Regiment is holding a rummage sale at 2 p.m., Saturday, April 30, at the Armory, 4625 St.Catherine street west, Westmount.The Armory will be open during this week for donations of any kind.DONOR LUNCHEON: Temple Beth Sholom Sisterhood is holding its annual donor luncheon at a) A SEND NY OL Ia ITS {lal wn: 1) STORAGE PHONE HU.1-2151 moth Store furs safely against theft, fire, humidity, refrigerated vaults.Furs fully insured while in our hands.REPAIRING, CLEANING AND RESTYLING AT SUMMER PRICES WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER La Mode ReG'D.FURRIERS ESTABLISHED 1929 5779 SHERBROOKE WEST damage in our controlled- EVENTS 12:30 p.m., Tuesday.May 17.at- 6666 Terrebonne avenue.Norman Genser and Mrs.Ornstein are co-conveners.MILITARY WHIST: Montreal Conclave No.1, Order of the True Kindred, 1s holding a military whist at 8:30 p.m., May 5, in St.Stephen's Church Hall, Dorchester street and Atwater\u2019 avenue.There will be door prizes and refreshments will be served.Players please take cards.Trip on SS Homeric planned by Tobin's Tobin's Travel Bureau is arranging the usual attractive over-| seas holiday tour which will be accompanied, as usual, by Mrs.H.B.Pope.The party, which leaves Montreal on Thursday, July 7, and returns on Monday, , August 29, will sail on the Home Lines\u2019 SS Homeric.Eight countries will be visited and the party will go to the Passion Play at Oberammergau in August.This will be a wonderful experience for all A private motor coach will be used for all land travel which is always a convenience.Reservations must be made at once as hotel and ship space is very limited this year owing to the Olympic Games in Rome and the Passion Play.For further particulars, please call Tobin's Travel Bureau.Collector's choice The Collector's Choice for the month of May at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.sponsored by the Ladies\u2019 Committee will be two contemporary works from the collection of Gerard O.Beaulieu Esq.A bronze sculpture \u201cCavalier\u201d by Marino Marini and an oil painting \u2018Terrasse Romane\u201d by Massimo Campigli.Both artists started with the same influences, typically Roman, and their work strongly shows the Etruscan influence.Marini is particularly well-known for his horses and riders and Campigli was first a journalist in Paris, then changed to painting.He is considered one of the best contemporary Italian painters, The monk, Dionysius Exigus, was famous for having introduced the present custom of reckoning time by counting the Mrs.| Jack | Mary's Day celebration The annual Mary's Day Celebration of the Quebec Chapter of the \u2018 Canadian Federation of Convent Alumnae will be held this vear at the Social Centre of the University of Montreal, 2332 Maplewood avenue, on Saturday.May 7 at 3:15 p.m.Mrs.K.J.MacKinnon, governor of the Quebec Chapter, assisted by Mrs.V.J.McDonald, vice-gover- nor, and the presidents of the affiliated Alumnae, will receive the guests, Why compromise?selection of flowers, and meticulous House of Flowers Victor 2-4444 | WEDDING FLOWERS It costs no more for better exquisite attention Mountain St.at Sherbrooke Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 29, 1960 13 Ballet recital | Jor children The Roslyn Avenue Home and School Association is holding a Ballet Recital for children, an adaption of \u2018The Nuteracker Suite\u201d on Saturday, May 7 at 8 pm.in West Mill High 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Balance of 1959 models of drastic reductions.of Mount Royal Skaling Arena.campaign to provide guide dogs ster has been associated with the Club for more than 25 years and since 1947 is seriously interested in (he breeding of poodles.Heather Ladies Club lists trophy Trophy Winners of Heather Ladies Curling Club for the past season are as follows: Johnston Trophy: Mrs.R.G.Fellows.Mrs, G.Mackintosh, Mrs.D.W.Reynolds (skip).Runner-up: Mrs.R.AY Hollingworth, Mrs.G.H.Benson, Mrs.G.L.Knox, Mrs.T.H.Robinson (skip).Wood Trophy: Mrs.K.H.Brophy, Mrs.K.L.Carruthers, Mrs.F.R.Campbell, Mrs.T.1.Gilboard (skip).Runner-up: Mrs.M.W.Roach, Mrs.1.R.Tait, Mrs.B.H.Ryenolds, Mrs.R.S.Orser (skip).Markham Doubles: Section \u2018\u2018A\u201d \u2014Mrs.G.L.Knox, and Mrs.A, Wilson (skip): runner-up \u2014 Mis.E.D.Moore and Mrs.B.H.Reynolds (skip); consolation \u2014 Mrs.H.E.Child and Mrs.T.I.Guil- board (skip); section \u2018B\u2019\u2019 \u2014 Mrs.N.J.Bryant and Mr, E.G.W.Allwood (skip): runner-up \u2014 Mrs.G.Ryan and Mrs.P.R° Marchant (skip); consolation \u2014 Mrs.J.A.Pitt and Mrs.A.B.Caryer (skip).Presidents Prize: Mrs.R.D.Wood, Mrs, L.M.Orrock, Mrs, R.H.Thompson, Mrs.M.W.Reid (skip).Runner-up Mrs.J.A.Pitt, Mrs.P.H.Marchant, Mrs, J.R.Henderson, Mrs.A, H.Mercer (skip).Mackay Trophy:\u2014 Mrs.W.L.Dickson, Mrs.T.I.Guilboard, Mrs.T.H.Robinson, Mrs.M.W.Reid McGill Alumnae annual meeting The Alumnae Society of McGill University is holding its spring luncheon and seventy-first annual meeting on Saturday, May 7 at half past twelve o'clock in Redpath Hall.Mrs.Hugh Hamilton, president, will preside.Mrs.K.Camcron Ber- wick, chairman of the nominating committee, will present the slate of officers for the coming year, and Mrs.Richard Gilbert, honorary secretary, will present the reports of committee chairmen and representatives.The guest speaker will be food consultant, Madame Jehane Benoit, food editor for Canadian Homes and Gardens and commentator on English and French radio and TV programs.Madame Benoit's subject, Food in the Shakespearian Theatre, primarily concerns the food habits of the people going to the theatre and of the actors themselves, Madame Benoit will discuss such items as MRS.JAMES DEMPSTER, newly clected president of the Ladies\u2019 Kennel Club of Canada, is shown above with her three Standard poodles.The dog show is on April 30 and May 1, at the Town The show is part of the Club's for Canadian blind.Mrs.Demp- winners (skip); runner-up \u2014 Mrs.J.C.Rogers, Mrs.H.E.Child.Mrs.R.S.Orser.Mrs.T.R.Fisher tskip); consolation winners: Mrs.The Westmount Examines, Friday, April 29, 1960 15 Be .HR.À Spring Though the trees are still budless and bare, Cold winds, and dark clouds over-head, 1 see, at my feet, a little blue flower, Life's promise, \u2014 where all seemed dead.After winter's long silence, and sleep, Nature wakens, and waves her bright wand, Thrilling still, as in centuries gone, As she paints in bright colors, the land.DOROTHY SPROULE = + wc 1 A.H.Mercer, Mrs.A.J.Whelan, son (skip).Runner-up Mrs.G.Mrs.B.H.Reynolds, Mrs.E.B.Ryan, Mrs.G.Mackintosh, Mrs, Baikie (skip).G.L.Knox skip\u2019.Junior Competition:\u2014 Mrs.N J.Green Singles: \u2014 Winner, Mrs.Bryant.Mrs.J.8.Rourke, Mrs, L.M.Orrock, Mrs, J.H Hender- R.D.Wood; runner-up Mrs.R.A.Hollingworth.1; Use your Account) stricily for saving.2.Keep a separate Personal Chequing Account for paying bills, Try this new plan af any \u201cRoyal\u201d bronch THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA Saffron Bubs, beautiful Full.Well Mira L, A PRODUCT OF CANADIAN WALLPAPER MANUFACTURERS LTD, Included in the price of each mural is a roll of matching background paper and à waler-troush for wetlinge the paper, The Chalet This is a 4-strip mural measuring 8 and Horizon Blue .$22.95 Perspective This is a 4-strip mural measuring Apply them easily yourself THEY RE pat PASTED! 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mid level.Pree range, 540.009 DO lo $50,000 MO Please call FU 1-636ä 3 Country Property For Sale Laurentians Beavan's Lake distoet, 5 room cottage.completely furtished, frgidadere, running water, clectineity.1 acre land ; Reasonable.Phone HU, 4-1836.INOTIHIRS 12 Apartments To Let Weredale Park apartinent in attraec- Fully equipped Call WE.2-3520.evenings, 4'.love anodern tive patk location days.caretaker.WE 7-9887 SUBLET or new ease.4Y, large rooms.elevator.2715 Darlington Place, Mr.Rodin RE 8.6166; Cl.5-1091 WALKLEY and Chester, 2); room apattinent, cqumpped.washer and diyer, #9000 month UH September.HU.9- Tu 17 Flats, Duplexes Wanted Westmount Five, 1x or seven large 1oomns wanted tor Juty Ist ocrupancy, best references MET HMI 19 Share Living Quarters DORVAL 4°: (xs lo share 1 itozs ME 1-1720 20 Rooms To Let Girl\u2018s Residence Westmount.ileges TV.0135 22 Roval Dixie Apis, furnished with lawyer ME.one large.home atmosphere.onu single, priv- WE.7- Room and Board | | : LOUIS XIV bedroom set, To Let WESTMOUNT.confortable voom, best food, private, ciderly lady preferred.HU 3.8503 26 Garages To Let GARAGE for rent, Arlington lane, $20 per month 497 Lansdowne Avenue LANSDOWNE Avenue.garage to rent on vearls basis.$15.00 monthly HUG 2581 HEATED garage.vicooaty between Sherbrooke monthly HU 102086 HEATED garage an the Claremont, and Western, $156 Ohver Decupanes Mas tst 20.00 tonthiy 29 For Sale Chesterfield, two pieces.two hving toom chars, sacrifice HU.8-3570 CHESTERFIELD set, red wool boucle.good condition, reasonable.HU.1 7835 VISCOSE rug, D x 12.$35.00; 4188 De- varie, apt.1; HU 8.8526 GIRLS bicyele.CCM, 24\", IN good condition, reasonable.HU.6-386) LIVING room fusniture.bedroom dressers, chairs, kitchen set, ete VI 58-7078, after 7 pm.WE 2-H006 ÉARVED Chinese hivme room, dining tear ol 330; 1 1 room.bedivom furniture.RE BR 4106, UN.8.0024.LARGE chesterfield, two chaus, good condition.RE A-4106.UN 6-6024 WASHING machine, first class condition WE 5.1888, after 8 p.m MODERN dining suite.pearl tone and walnut HU.8-750 RUGS «Oriental: Paintings; Silver ; China, Closing Kstale.Bargains! RE 8.0303.i LADY'S English deluxe touring bi- eyele.in excellent condition, atmost new.26, built-in generator.pump, saddle bag.$80.00.Call between 5 p.m.8 pur, MU.90-8147.The Westmount cxaminer, Friday, April 29, 1960 - ier JP WWE Ces ee * \u2014 PHONE YOUR current issue.;_ HUnter 1-0451 Ln EE AIC SHA HI SR ARAN AID.5 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 The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising Sou HAE OUT AT ADS \u2014 watil 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1-0451.7 ma B32 YE A rg, us MEER ANS A 10 Words 50° Î 4c for each additional word à 4 SW + tieclih etd RGAGIE «Shane aN dr TAK ROR nA 7 29 For Sale TURNABOUT SHOP NEWS SHOP HAS MAR-; AND SUM- AT A GREAT TURNABOUT VELOUS SPRING MER CLOTHING.SAVING TO YOU.BRING YOUR CHILDREN AND ouTKIT THEM WITH BLAZERS SPORTS COATS GIRLS COTTON DRESSES PARTY DRESSES, RANGING IN PRICES, $1.50 TO $6.00.GIVE YOUR OWN WARDROBE A LIFT BY INCLUDING ® SPRING SUI'T, COAT OR DRESS FROM TURNABOUT NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY WHILE THE CHOICE IS STILL WIDE.Turnabout Shop 386 Victoria Avenue Hunter 8-8262 ; WILTON BROADI.OOM blond finish antique golden ivory consisting of: one man's bureau, one lady's bureau.one vanity, one double bed, two night | à lables.(wo large mirrors.Also one new kitchen set, round table, 6 chairs.Mr.Rodin.RE.8-6166; CI.5-109].HEINTZMAN grand piano, Louis Xv.walnut finish, hardly used.leaving city.price $1.600.00, firm.LA 35-4024.| For Sale SPECIAL OFFER TO WESTEND RESIDENTS CARPETS WHOLESALE PRICES $2.75 YD.$3.95 YD.29 RUGS, WAILL-TO-WALI.SAMPLE ROOM 3442 ST.DENIS ST.AV.8-5037 Collectors Item Mahogany Spinet desk from Buckingham Palace.made by John Broadwood & Sons, for William IV and Princesses.Closing Estate, HU.1-6708.2 BOYS bicycles, 24\" wheel.good condition WE.71-6756.oo GIRL'S bed, attractive, continental\u2019 manufacture, detachable sides for use matching doll\u2019s bed: doll grey.as crib, pink, carriage.length 24\", RE, 9-184] ANTIQUE French sccretary: barometer: china cabinet: Geor- gian dining \u20ac 3: loilet mirrors; wall bracket; chesterfield: brass smoking \u2018stand: lamps: decanters, Minton ching, HU.9-7819.DINETTE sel.maple.\u201csmall | mahogany sideboard, $20.00: vanity.$20.00.WE.\" 7-4811.JAEGER camel\u2019 hair coat.size 12.perfect condition: bronze broadtail jacket.$25.00.good condition.Saturday only $20.00; \u2018AU.14-9996.Trades and Professional Cards Same Price as Regular Ad Business Services YOUR FURNITURE POLISHED IN YOUR HOME OR AT THE OFFICE BY ENGLISH CRAFTSMAN WITH 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN LONDON.ENGLAND.HU.4-8106 Carpentry EXPERIENCED CARPENTER WI1LL TAKE ANY KIND OF CARPENTRY DAY AND NIGHT.VI.9-4662.Cartage and Moving FURNITURE POLISHING | GUITAR LESSONS AVAILABLE anytime tor any kind of moving, call Roger ~ WELLINGTON 3-1491 MacCALLUM Moving, dehveries.mobile home con voy.HU.1-9774.\u2014 Dressmaking DRESSMAKER for alterations, to sew in own home.Call after 6 pam.\u2026.HU.\u2018 6-1962.| EUROPEAN dressmuker - designer, | dresses, suils.co made to measure.| Ailerations.Spevializes in lace.51101 Sherbrooke.Apt.1.DRESSMAKER designer, alterations, work guaranteed.WE.3-7420.West- mount.DESIGNER, European.made to order.gowns, suits.coals.alterations.Work guaranteed.HU.9-2945.Lamps and Appliances 3 Tips To Housewives I BEST WAY TO CIL.LEAN YOUR LAMPSHADES EXPERTLY DONE BY RENOMMEE, 2 BEST WAY TO WASH YOUR FLOORS AUTOMATICALLY.- DEMONSTRATED BY RENOMMEE.3 BEST WAY TO DUST YOUR CARS AUTOMATICALLY.DEMONSTRATED BY RENOMMEE YOU CAN HAVE ALL THIS IN ONE SHOT BY CALLING V1.35-1723 FOR PICK-UP, DEMONSTRATION OR BY DROPPING IN TO OUR STUDIO.206% VICTORIA STREET (NEAR EATON'®).Music Lessons REGENT 9-8311 RES.HUNTER 6-2215 Painting & Decorating PAINTING and decorating.No Job loo big or too small.For free estimate, phone HU.1-2379.Pest Control pest control \u201cservices, brush eradication Free estimates.mcluding throughout Pestroy Lid.ALI.weed, Canada.RE T-2457 Television Repairs Scott T.V.And Radio Service FAST, RELIABLE AND FULLY GUARANTEED.9°, OF WORK DONE IN HOME.$2.50 PER CALL ANYTIME RI.4-1209 NO FIX \u2014 NO PAY ANY MAKE MODEL SERVICE DAY \u2014 NIGHT AND SUNDAYS $2.50 PLUS PARTS PHONE HUNTER 6- 4577 USE EXAMINER | CLASSIFIEDS FOR BEST RESULTS AV.8-7683 | child's desk.Walls, modern i « 4 WERE ME Cor I.For Sale CASH REGISTER NEARLY NEW GIVING UP BUSINESS WELLINGTON 3-9200 .Moving \u2014 May 1st Beds: blankets: spreads; sheets: wardrobes; venetian 118\" x 108\u201d: gas stove; chairs; fables; lamps: leather sectional set.WE.2-1439.ONE accordion\u2019 with case: cycle, 24 inch.HU.8-6278.31 Wanted To Purchase Cash Paid For old Canadian and New- Tfoundland coins.Also Canadian silver dollars.1935 to 1948.Phone RI.4-1260.1 girl's bi- WANTED: double dresser.60\", with large mirror.HU.33 Domestic Employment Wanted HANDYMAN wants work.washing | remove double windows.painting, clean floogrs.what have vou\u201d Call | Frank.PO.9 7546.oo ahogany, Gi.34 EVELEIGH- PATTERSON LUGGAGE COMPANY F.Reeve Eveleigh, proprietor EVERYTHING IN LUGGAGE HANDBAGS, WALLETS, BILLFOLDS, UMBRELLAS, ETC.® LUGGAGE REPAIRS © 4190 ST.CATHERINE W.(Corner Greene) WE.5-2101 35 Situations Wanted EXPERIENCED dressmaker, and remodelling at your home or mine.REL.7-5449 LS _ 36 Help Wanted Male Golf cart, like 1578, alter 6.41 Domestic Pets SIAMESE kittens.male, pedigreed, truly aristocratic pets.Cail HU.9-2801.ÉHTAHUAHÜA.bright anl well train- 1-5255.ed.$45.00.Call RE.42 Personals new.', price.HU.6- Madame Ann She reads your hand like an open book.tells vou your past, present and future.Bring your troubles and worries to her.she will help vou in all your problems.All questions answered, advice on all problems.Speaks Polish.Russian, Roumanian and English.UNIVERSITY 8-1350 1263 DORCHESTER WEST Help Wanted Female BEAUTY IS OUR BUSINESS WHY NOT MAKE ARE FREE, IF YOU ARE THIS MAY BE THE LOOKING FOR.FOR IT YOURS?IF YOUR AFTERNOONS AMBITIOUS AND SINCERE OPPORTUNITY YOU HAVE BEEN INFORMATION CALL AVON PRODUCTS VICTOR 2-8158 32 LIGHT single lady.34 Wanted housckeeping.part lime.for Westmount, HU.11-5442, Help Wanted Female STENOGRAPHER LIFE TORIA.REQUIRES A CAPABLE STENOGRAPHER.WILLING TO PERFORM SOME OTHER DUTIES.MUST HAVE A COMPLETE HIGH SCIHTOOL EDUCATION AND PREFERENCE WILL BE GIVEN TO SOMEONE WITH INSURANCE OR BANKING EXPERIENCE.ONE WEEK'S VACATION WITH PAY THIS YEAR APPLY: THE PRUDENTIAL ASSCE CO.LTD.4920 WESTERN, SUITE 11 OR TELEPHONE: HUNTER 9-4937 Typist GIRL REQUIRED -FOR GENERAL OFFICE WORK.GOOD TYPING EXPÉRIENCE.KNOWLEDGE OF SHORTHAND.AN ASSET.VICINITY RIVER AND WEIL.- LINGTON.ATWATER AND LASALLE.PLEASE CALL PO.8-4733 DAYS RE.8-7615 EVENINGS Junior Stenographer We need an English steno- grapher-typist for our office, located in the West End of the city.Applicant should also be willing to do general office work.$3 day week.Blue Cross available.Please phone WE.7- Domestic Help | INSURANCE BRANCH OFFICE LOCATED AT WESTERN AND VIC-' Westmount Baptist Masons to hold annual service Sunday evening The Masonic District No.2 wiil attend the evening service at West- mount Baptist Church in their annual church service.The minister.the Rev.Edgar Bailey.will preach on \u2018The Wise Master Builder\u2018 At the morning service.when Mr.Bailey will speak on \u2018Faith for Tomorrow\u2019.there will be a celebration of the Lord's Supper and a reception of new members.The minister will also speak on the devotional programme \u2018Triumph\u2019 at 8:35 a.m.on CFCF.The Rev.Rubin Bonney, a member of the church and missionary to Bolivia.will spcak at the midweek meeting on Wednesday.May 11 at 8 p.m.Library display features hooks from other lands The Westmount Public Library has on display a small collection of children\u2019s books.not in the English language, which have won International prizes.The books are in the Adult Department, where they will ve- main until Wednesday, May 4.repairing \u2019 ® Westmount Y .(Continued from page 7) Dixon.Awarded for Senior boy's all around total points.Junior Boys\u2019 Hobby Show Gymnastic Trophy \u2014 John Samela.Awarded for Junior Boys' all around total points.Edgar Charbonneau Trophy Pat Foster.Awarded for Junior girls\u2019 all around total points.Junior Girls\u2019 Hobby Show Gymnastic Trophy \u2014 Lise Beaudet.Awarded for Junior girls\u2019 all around total points.Senior Boys\u2019 All Around: Gold Medal \u2014 Dodd Dixon; Silver Medal \u2014 Ernie Smith.Junior Boys' All Around: Gold Medal ~ John Samela; Silver Medal \u2014 Kevin German.Senior Girls\u2019 All Around: Gold Medal \u2014 Pat Foster: Silver Medal \u2014 Annie Schoen.Junior Girls' All Around: Gold Medal \u2014 Lise Beaudent; Silver Medal \u2014 Diane Masse RIBBON WINNERS ART Best in Department: Richard Beardmore.Specials: Richard Beardmore, Jeffrey Gertler, First: Jeffrey Gertler.Michael Kent.Celia Warren, David Solkin, Carol Bie- ler, Charles Gurd, Patrick Fitch, Robin Wise, Kathie Shavick, Richard Beardmore, Judy Stuart, Susan Lowbeer.Seconds: Judith Adelman, Vanessa Compton, Susan Goldbloom, Susan Le- vem, Daphne Tucker, Thirds: Charles Gurd.Susan Gold.Patrick Fitch, Julien Lebensold, Pam Watt, Melinda Tipton, Joan Savage.Honourable Mentions: Pat Feindel.Richard Lamartine, Charles Douglas.Richard Beardmore, Judy Stuart, Susan Lowbee, Tony Ryan.RIBBON WINNERS HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE Best in Department: Susan Clift.Specials: Margot MacDougal, Carole Bruce, Firsts: Ruth Swan.Susan Clift.Seconds: Margot MacDougal, Bruce.Thirds: Mary Copland.Melissa Conn.Honourable Mentions: Heather Baird, Andrea Thompson.Carole RIBBON WINNERS CRAFTS Best in Department: Michael Gertler and Vanessa Compton.Specials: Maggie Bruck, Roger Gyar- maty and Vanessa Compton.Firsts: Veronica Fleischman, Gina Fraino, Tony Usher.Vanessa Compton, Roger Gyarmaty, Richard Lamartine, Maggie Bruck, Daphne Tucker, Julie O'Donnell, Maureen James, Michael Gertler and Vanessa Compton, Eric Johnson, Jamie Copland, Sheila Cros- sey.Seconds: John Ballantyne, Stephano Gusmanoli, William Wanklyn, Susan Wanklyn, Vanessa Compton, Mathew Negru, Julie O'Donnell, Jane Ross, Clare Porteous, Roger Snowball, Stephen Burt, Larry Coote.Thirds: Philip Barde, Mathew Negru.Eric Cassby, Pamela Watt, Richard Lamartine and Jimmy Shavick, Eric Johnson, Tony Usher.Honorable Mention: Jimmy Solkin, Michael Carroll.Herring Janson, Susan Lowbeer, Clark Conant, Gerald Andrew.RIBBON WINNERS PHOTOGRAPHY Best in Department: Daphne Tucker.Firsts: Jane Reldan, Daphne Tucker.Seconds: Candy Brown.RIBBON WINNERS PENMANSHIP AND LITERATURE Firsts: Sherryl Lynn Simon.Ann Bala, Joyce Johannesson, Nancy Rosen- feld, Jane Reldan.Seconds: Nadia Mileradovitsch.Ann Bala, Louise Abbott, Tony Usher, Elizabeth Lewis, Ellen Perlman, Tony Usher.Thirds: Elizabeth Weldon, Macpherson, Elizabeth Weldon, Lieber.Honorable Mentions: Cathy Harbert, Janet Ross, Lynne Walsh, Edna Miron, Martha Novinger, Linda Hamm, Ellen Zion, Rosanne Goldman, Ruth Rabino- vitch, Vanessa Compton, David Solkin, Judy Roston.Larry Coote.RIBBON WINNERS COLLECTIONS Best in Department: Richard Bourne.Specials: Richard Bourne.Firsts: Tony Usher.Peter Yearwood, Tony Usher.Richard Bourne, Alison Robb, Bill McKay, Diana Papall, Ron- Sandra Kathe ald Shacter.Daphne Tucker, Richard Bourne, Mary Copland.Seconds: Christopher Roe, Daphne Tucker, Alison Robb, Martha Mackenzie.Daphne Tucker.Jane Reldan.Thirds: Tony Usher, Alison Robb, Daphne Tucker.Honorable Mentions: Gwen Nors\u2014 worthy, Bill McKay.RIBBON WINNERS GAMES Firsts: Nicky Willis, Robert Mayero- viteh.Bill Cochrane, Richard Lamar- tine, Frank Lewis, Tony Usher, Chris Blair, Robert Mayerovitch.Seconds: Robert Shapiro, Peter Vend\u2014 sen, Tony Blair, Colin Jocques, Robert.Shapiro, Chris Blair, Tony Blair, David MacRae, Peter Svendsen, Tony Blair, Richard Lamartine, Tony Blair.Thirds: Peter Svendsen, Peter Svend- sen.RIBBON WINNERS MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT Best in Department: Robert Mayero- viteh, - Specials: Richar Lamartine, Sandra Ives, Michael Mackenzie.Firsts: Judy Marmerstein, Joan Russell, Elizabeth Lewis, Marina Strauss, Sandra Ives, Robert Mayerovitch, Anthony Willis, Michael Mackenzie.Seconds: Allison Robb, Cathy Michel, Lesley Hailstone, Nicky Willis, Mary Copland, Erica Wain, Marc Lattoni.Thirds: Nicky Willis, Elizabeth Lewis, Frank Lewis.A lifetime to live.thanks to a weekend in uebec City ! Read, in May der\u2019s Digest the story (by a noted Montreal lawyer) of an airplane being bombed over Quebec \u2014 and of the horror he escaped only because of his wife\u2019s whim.\u201cMurder by Airplane\u201d describes the blackeat crime in Canada\u2019s aviation history, \u2014 from the first news report of the masse murder to the judge's final verdict: \u2018Nothing escapes the justice of God\u201d.Get your May der\u2019s Digest today \u2014 40 articles of lasting interest.Why should council.(Continued from page 4) for the next municipal meeting but only a very few will bother to come.Why?Because they are really NOT WANTED.Then, if necessary, we will make a big production out of APATHY, ring our hands and weep crocodile tears and damn John Doe Public but at the same time reassuring ourselves that we are still in power and all is well.If this is not the case and we are really not hypocritical about apathy bred by secrecy then we will take positive steps to do something about it.Mr.Harper is to be congratulated on the important town meeting planned for tbe Fall.But what about secrecy, Mr.Tucker?You said the platform of the Voters' Association was just like sin, which everyone was against.But what have you done since the election to eradicate secrecy?Where do you* stand on York Park?Can't you do something to save it?What about the awful need of a comfort station in Selby for children who live in that area as compared to the supplying of a stupid wading pool above Cote St.Antoine for a comparative few children who spend much of the summer away No apartheid here!!! What sort of a mumbo jumbo The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, April 29, 1969 explanation can the new Public Relations Committee come up with to explain away SECRECY or will it continue its GOLDEN SILENCE on important matters?We can't make men of mice overnight, or responsible citizens of 30,000 puppets.It took many years for the early Britons to learn how to govern themselves after the Romans, left.We have practically a one- party rule, with all its efficiency, secrecy, and many accompanying evils, and practically NO PUBLIC DEBATE.Public Council Meetings that 1 have witnessed are not much more than ridiculous and hypocritical window dressing sessions.One of these more or less came out for the medieval toll system for the Metropolitan blvd.which has plunged the Catholic Hour Reverend Leonard Crowley of the Marriage Tribunal of Mont- treal, will give the talk on the Catholic Hour broadcast over Station CJAD this Sunday al 1:35.Father Crowley's subject will bridge into so much debt and scandal.How long will Westmount be Eoverned by secret social pressure instead of with dignity und honor \u2018of the free and open democratic system that has taken thousands of ycars to evaluate 17 and cost so much blood and sacrifice?We should be ashamed \u2014at least the Korcans have tbe .Vote.Thank Gud our PRESS IS FREE! May we have courage to use it.Rev.Wm.Merrie be \u201cHope Enduring.\u201d Fresh FRUITS ond VEGETABLES Ts HU.4-354] for FREE DELIVERY and the FINEST FOODS GROCERIES & imported Delicacies ALE & PORTER TI10 #000 NA \"The Home of Fine Foods\" 4865 Sherbrooke St.West (near Victoria) AS LOCAL AS YOUR NEWSPAPER Its pages may carry news from around the world but you think of it as your local paper.And it is local events, identilying \u2014reporting itself with local causes and the daily life of the community.In much the same wily, the branch of the chartered bank where you do your banking is a vital part of the local scene, serving local needs\u2014 serving you.At the same time, however, the local branch is part of a larger, nationwide banking system.As s uch, it puts at your disposal knowledge, experience and resources that beyond local horizons, h extend far nking your community with the rest of the world.THE CHARTERED SERVING BANKS YOUR COMMUNITY 18 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 29, 1960 Heather curling lady winners Following are the winners of the ladies section Heather Curl- mg Club for 1959-60: Johnston Trophy: Mrs.R.G.Fellows (lead), Mrs, G.Mackintosh (2nd), Mrs.D.W.Reynolds \u2018skip\u2019.Wood Trophy: Mrs, K.H.Brophy, Mrs.K IL.Carruthers, Mrs.F.B.Campbell, Mrs, T.J Guilboard \u2018skip\u2019.| Markham Doubles: Section A, Mrs.G.LL.Knox, Mrs, Alex Wilson, Section B Mrs.N.J.Bryant.Mrs.E.G.Aliwood.| President's Prize.Mrs, RD.Wood, Mrs.|.M.Arrock, Mrs.i League will open their home sche- RH Thompson, Mrs.M.W.Reid dule, May 4, at Newman Park, | (skip, Mackay Trophy: Mrs.W.S.Dickson, Mrs FT.F, Guilboard.; Mrs.T, I.Robinson, Mrs.M.! .More and more fishermen enjoy life at its best! There\u2019s a certain satisfaction in landing a big one ; and a definite satisfaction in O'Keefe Ale.You know that this is how ale should be: refreshing, mild-tasting.The mild taste of O\u2019Keefe Ale is natural \u2014brewed right in with costlier seedless hops.Try it once and you'll know what mildness means.Change to O'Keefe \u2014 and enjoy life at its best.Drink O Keefe.the Mild a/e! W.Ried \u2018skip\u2019, Scott Trophy: Mrs.Dunstan, Mrs.Walker, Mrs.\u2018Toy, Mrs.Martin.Director Trophy: Mrs, Carmichael, Mrs.Gibbs, Mrs.Laing, Mrs.Merrill.Senior Doubles; Mrs.Hunt and | Mrs.Houstan, Rovers soccer opens on May 4 St.Paul Rovers, an entry in the newly formed Metropolitan Soccer Ville Kmard at 8 p.m., it was announced by club president H.J.Chapman, In a warm-up game, Rovers won 10-1, 14-60 STANLEY CUP PRESENTATION at Montreal Canadiens left-winger, Moore, left, a resident of 2038 Normand street, Councillor Harold Cummings, City Hall sees Saint Laurent, Dickie Nestor =.centre, and Canadiens coach Toe Blake gathered \u2019round the coveted award.Dickie was recently named the outstanding professional athlete of the year by the Sportsmen\u2019s Association, Fusiliers lead ball playoff Fusiliers Mont Royal are a step closer to the Military Fastball League championship after stunning Maisonneuve in the club\u2019s first game of a best-of-three finals.Fusiliers walloped out 16 hits for a 14-5 victory behind the nine- hit pitching of Gaston Proulx.Next game in the series is set for Friday night at Fusiliers.Maisonneuve pitchers Jacques Boileau and Claude Bastien were unable to stop the Fusiliers\u2019 bats from swatting out hits as the winners went about wrapping up the victory in sharp fashion, Proulx was the main eog for the Fusiliers, He smashed four hits in five tries while limiting his opponents to nine hits in a rout- going mound performance, He received solid backing from his teammates who committed only two errors while Maisonneuve fielders were charged with four miscues.Proulx's battery mate, Remi Lussier, also had a good night at the plate collecting three bingles in five trips.Andre Lalonde and Boileau provided the spark for the losers although it wasn\u2019t enough to overcome the powerful Fusiliers.ITS AUSTIN Sales & Service Ltd.F O R THE WIDEST RANGE OF IMPORTED USED CARS 949 ATWATER AVE.It's Austin for Cars\u2014 Ask Anyone Austin Sales & Service Lid.WE.2-4176 Open Six Nites A Week, Even This Weekend, To Serve You \u2014 Tennis permits being issved by the City of City of Westmount Recreation Department are issuing Tennis Permits to Westmount residents a the Westmount Recreation Department Artificial Ice Rink, 4675 St.Catherine St.W.In order to obtain a permit, proof of residence must be pro- Westmount award night slated May 5 The Westmount Municipal hockey, touch football and| eight-man tackle football leagues annual awards night will be held Thursday, May 5, 1960 at 7:30 p.m.at Victoria Hall.Trophies and crests will be presented to the winning teams, leading scorers and the most valuable player in the hockey leagues.Crests will be presented to the winning touch football teams.A trophy and crests will be presented to the eight- man tackle football champions, and MVP.Crests will be awarded to hockey and touch football referees.There will be refreshments and entertainment.Touch football champions: Termite \u201cA,\u201d \u2014 Rams; Termite \u201cA\u201d, \u2014 Rams; Termite \u201cB,\u201d Crowns; Mosquito, \u2014 Roughies; Pee wee \u201cA\u201d, \u2014 Varsity, Pee wee \u201cB\u2019\u2019,\u2014 Lions.Tackle football champions, Broncs.Hockey champions\u2018 Termite \u201cA\u201d, \u2014 Barons; Termite \u201cB\u201d, \u2014 Bulldogs; Mosquito, \u2014 Wings; Pee wee \u201cA\u201d, \u2014 Wildcats; Pee wee \u201cB\u201d, \u2014 Bombers; Bantam, \u2014Rangers; Midget, \u2014 Flyers; Intermediate, \u2014 Ave: nue Stars.Westmount duced.A car license, bicycle license, Light Department receipt, house lease, school transportation pass, or a satisfactory official document will be accepted.Roomers and boarders are required to show a letter from their landlady or landlord, stat- ting that they live at the given address, as well as one of the above.The Recreation Department office will issue permits 12 p.m.to 2 p.m.and 4 p.m.to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.During the month of May, the office will remain open Wednesday evenings until 6:30 p.m.for those who cannot come during the day.Quebec tennis \u201860 committees The newly appointed council of the Province of Quebec Lawn Tennis Association appointed committees to handle the 1960 activities, PQLTA president, Brendan Macken, will chair the Executive and Finance Committee, with Guy Dorval, Pierre Dessaulles and Ralph D.Linton.Other committees named were: Tournament, Fred Carpenter, Pierre Dessaulles; Public Relations, Claude Murray; Inter-club, Andre Glen; Constitution and By-Laws, P.Dessauiles, Brendan Macken; Exhibition, Claude Murray, Moe Brenhouse, Gilles Le- doux; Ranking, Ellis Tarshis, Lionel Lemay: Junior Development Moe Brenhouse.Gilles Le- doux, Gerard Caron; White Ball, Guy Dorval, Brendan Macken and Ralph Linton.Dates for major tournaments will be announced, These will include Provincial championships slated for the Notre Dame de Grace tennis club and the Montreal Cup Tournament.Mrs.Pluss places in foils event Miss Louise Laliberte won the Provincial Ladies Foils Championship at Immaculate Conception Centre.She went through 36 matches Le beat out Laurette Campeau and Mrs.Maria Pluss of Westmount Y.M.C.A.For her victory, Miss Laliberte was awarded the Bonne Waite Memorial trophy.@ A À À A À à À à û 4 Angling is just around the corner.Welcome to the 1960 season.It gives me great pleasure to supply some of the know- how about fish.ng you might like reading in my column this coming season.What's new for the 1960 season?There have been some important changes in the Molson fishing contest.These changes include the addition of Atlantic salmon to the eligible species, the establishment of special categories for members of private clubs and outfitters, and .he requirements that all entry forms be sworn to before a Justice of the Peace or a Commissioner of the Superior Court.1 had a long talk with Mr.Richmond Pelletier, Director of the Molson Fishing Tournament and he has al his finger tips all sorts of information in regards to places to go and fish, also has tried them out for himself.If you require any information do not hesitate to drop him a line, he will be only too pleased to help you.Write to Molson\u2019s Fishing Club 1555 Notre Dame street, x east.Congratulations to Gerry Snyder's on Queen Mary road.They have been made an official weigh-in center for any angler and his catch.A Board has been made to take a photo of the angler and his proud fish instantly in the store.He is also having à fishing contest for his cus- Intermediate ball league meets May 3 An Intermediate Softball League is being formed by the West- mount Recreation Department.Four teams have signified their intention tg participate.A meeting will be held for team managers Tuesday, May 3, 7 pm, at the Westmount Artificial] lee Rink, 4675 St.Catherine St.W.The league will be restricted to residents of Westmount, however, teams will be allowed to earry three (3) non-residents.Further information may be oblained by calling the Recreation Department, WE, 2-4293.wi CARTERS > b TTTTUYVYVY tomers Entry forms may be picked up at the shop.Prizes will be awarded at the end of the season.To enter any of these contests an angler must belong to a fishing club or an association to be eligible.So make sure you become a member of a club or an association of your own choice.In this way you will help our natural resources and conservation to keep the Province of Quebec a favorite choice among anglers.Fishing Enterprises Reg\u2019d has a new guide service operating in Montreal.For more information write te Larry Crooks, 4818 Victoria avenue er call HU.8-2418 after 6.Ice is completely out of Lake Memphremagog and the fishing is reported fairly good.Lakes up North have spots here and there of open water but by this coming week-end they should be all wide open for good angling.The Monitor, this season will give you a weekly report on the best time of the day to fish and also the depth that they are found feeding at.The Wanderers Cricket Club elected its slate of officers for the coming season as follows: President, J.Barnes; vice- president, C.Wyatt; secretary, M.Reid; treasurer, O.Gibson; captain 1st XI, J.Douglas; captain 2nd XI, E.Gibson; members at large, J.Gibson and G.Cooke:;4 immediate past president, R.Leonard.The opening date was announced as May 14, with practices due to start on the club's Lower Canada College field as soon as the ground is fit, probably Saturday, April 30 at 2 p.m, It was generally agreed that more players are needed and an enthusiastic welcome awaits those who would like to join the Minor soccer There will be a meeting of pee wee, bantam, midget.juvenile or junior soccer on the Island of Montreal Thursday, April 28 in Westminster Church Hall, 926 Atwater avenue, Westmount, commencing at 8 p.m.Anyone interested in referceing minor soccer is also invited.For information call Bill Betts, WE.3- 6222 or HU.9-3461, Local 462.T.R.Fisher, Heather 11, E.G.Hunt.Lachine 7.: L.sh eis amsolation Event 5 atsky, Greystone 11, J.Wingat RCAF St.John's 6.uate.T.Crane.RCAF St.Hubert 7, J.Lees, Westmount curling to Heather rink Main Event Final Bernie Lapointe, Bill Tom Marshall, Tom Fisher (Heather) 8; Tom Coonan, Bruce Oxley, Bruce Coulter, Ken Weldon (Caledonia) 7.Main Event Semi-Finals se T.R.Fisher (Heather) 10, P.Ross.(St.John\u2019s) 5.K.Weldon \u2018Caledonia) 10.J.B.McCormick (St.Lambert) 8.Consolation Event Semi-Finals W.Gilbert (Royal Montreal) 10, T.Crane (RCAF St.Hubert) 6.A.Butterworth (Ottawa) 7, H.J.Bergmann (Qutremont) 6.\u201cB\u201d Event Final A.Butterworth (Ottawa) 16, W.Gilbert (Royal Montreal} 5.\u201cC\u201d Event Final J.B.McCormick (St.Lambert), 10, P.Ross 'St.John's) 2.MAIN EVENT E.G.Hunt, Lachine 12, B.M.Adair, Mount Royal 6.G.Clare, Gananoque 10, H.Foster, Outremont 6.K.Weldon, Caledonia 13.A.D.Reid, Rosemere 6.A.Taylor, Gananoque 5 Main Event Quarter-Finals W.Y.Soper, Mount Royal 5.1\u2019 St.John's 12.Wentworth 8, G.Clare, Ross Kent, k Wentworth 5.A.Butterworth, Ottawa G.C.English, Heather 3.S.Bowden, Montreal West 12, G.Fenton Outremont 10.W.E.Thompson, St Butterworth, Ottawa 7.Censolation Quarter-Finals D.M.Turnbull, Mount Royal 6, Crane RCAF St.Hubert 7.: ilbert, Royal Mon Shatsky, Greystone 2.(real George 3, AT.9 L Jack Barnes club prexy club this year.Non-playing members who may be interested in cricket and would like to bécome sustaining members of the club are welcome.For further Information, all those interested should contact the secretary, R.M.Reid, at HU, 09-3948.| a RE Throughout the world more people buy Seagrams VO.than any other brand Westmount Exeminer, Friday, April 29, 1960 Unity captures midget cage title Unity Boys Club defeated Clark Suns 625 in a midget basketball playoff game for the City and District Championship.Bob Brissol and Stan Merriman looped 17 and 12 respectively for the winners while Earl Delaperalle 19 CREEK RARE ERE of whisky exported from any country clicked for 10 points for the losers.JE) CHAMPLAIN 3X AND 4X GASOLINES M} CHAMPLAIN EXTRA SERVICE CHAMPLAIN FOURWAY spring tonic for winter-weary cars JC) NEW CITADEL H.D.MOTOR OIL JE) CHAMPLAIN APPROVED GREASES GROSVENOR SERVICE STATION 4817 Sherbrooke St.W.ROAD SERVICE \u2014 TOWING WE.3-4092 \u2014 WE.\"TOMMY\" GAUMOND ALSO OPERATING GROSVENOR AUTO REPAIRS BODY WORK & PAINTING 2358 Notre Dome St.West | 5-0573 © TIRES YOUR CHAMPLAIN DEALERS IN WESTMOUNT J.DESJARDINS SERVICE STATION 4048 ST.CATHERINE ST.W.© ROAD SERVICE © WE.2-4334 \u2014 WE.3-0456 ® TUBES » GASOLINE ® ACCFSSORIES 20 The Westmount Examiner, Fridoy, April 29, 1960 ll FIST NO \"HIDDEN COSTS\u201d ADDED AT A«P! 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