The Westmount examiner, 27 mai 1960, vendredi 27 mai 1960

[" Pres at @ ane, M Aminer FY 5 PE CPS ; VOL.XXXI, No.21 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1960 20 PAGES 35 \u201ca, 5 CENTS $1,724,000 program Loan by-law for works includes $150,000 pool Army installs sirens fo warn 'POCKET CARTOON by OSBERT LANCASTER \u201c1 only hope you realise, darling, that there'll be no time to \u2018just pop into the bathroom\u2019 once the four minutes warning\u2019s sounded !\u201d\u2019 London Express\u2014MONEWS Page 3 Judge gives loiterer nuclear maximum sentence Page 6 attack Page 5 Next week\u2019s weather By ERIC NEAL May 28 to June 4 7 Mainly fait and bright.Days hot bul some risk of gusty winds and night showers, with thunder.Morning mists probable.High humidity, with a wide temperature range of 35 to 75 or even 80°F \u2018this week, with 65 sunny hours.Generally sunny and quite warm into the middle of the week, with cooling breezes, heavy dews and risk of thunderstorms.Delicate plants should be protected from cold dews to avoid frost damage.Gales around the Greal Lakes, the northern States and the Townships, with risk of thunder and hail.A little drizzle or wet mountain mists, but improving generally for the end of the week with warm days and cool nights.Fishing good all day.COMMUNICATIONS : Lower Canada College were on parade at their annual inspection last Friday.Here cadets Tony Wain and Johm Wyatt work a \u201c19 set\u201d te Not all the cadets of provide communications to the various displays placed around the athletic field.The wireless set obviously draws a lot of interest from the younger LCC student body.\u2014Tedd Church Phote Hayes defends his choice as cand\u2018date Page 9 INTRUSION OF PRIVACY: Leo Lefebvre.peacefully attending the Unity Boys' Club annual Talent Caravan and Hobby Exhibition last Friday night, took exception to Photographer Ernie Capstick\u2019s intrusion while he was enjoying a well-earned soft drink.Unfortunately he didn\u2019t take time out to complain loudly, so Ernie snapped the picture.\u2014Tedd Church Phote Unity winds up winter program with big show Page 2 Council urges Ottawa fo enact firearm legislation 2 The Westmount Examiner, Friday.Moy 27, 1960 This Week in Westmount House painting hobbiest By VALENTINA RAHR People all over the world have vnsual hobbies, and it is interest- Ing to note, says one authority, fhbal à person's hobby very often provides à healthy outlet for ex- eess energy.A unique hobby is that of Mrs.Walter Jackson, Argyle avenue.\u201c1 paint houses,\u201d says this petite, well groomed woman.And of course evervone assumes that she paints pictures of houses.But her remark is as literal as can be.Mrs, Jackson actually paints houses for her relatives and friends, while visiting them, \u2018They buy the paint and supplies, and she climbs up a ladder and paints the exterior of the residence where she happens to be staying.\u201c1 love climbing up to the second storey.\u201d she adds with an engaging snole, IUS so exciting.SUITS & COATS 355 UP Made to your mcosure from a large selection of best English woollens.Work Guaranteed.] Ladies\u2019 and Gents\u2019 SLACKS 15 Made to measure Sport Jackets Made To Measure .$35.up Alterations & Remodelling Reasonable Prices Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE below St.Catherine) WE.3-5908 (Just 1166 GREENE AVENUE | And the houses look so much prettier after the work is finished.\u201d In her own comrortable living room on Argyle avenue, she painted the walls in about four hours ohe evening, \"just on the spur of the moment.\u201d What makes the above more commendable, is that both Mr.and Mis.Walter Jackson have reached an age when most couples have terminated many strenuous activities, + + * At the Annual Meeting of the Independent Art Association, held recently at Channing Hall.the following slate of officers for the 1960-6) scason was approved: President- Eric Wesselow, 1st vice-pres, \u2014 Mrs.B.Galbraith- Cornell, 2nd vice-pres.\u2014 Hubert » l'affet, treasurer \u2014 Harold Boyes.seeretaries \u2014 Mrs.Stewart Knox, Mrs.June lakie, directors \u2014 Kenneth liolmdan.Perey May.advisory committee \u2014 Adam Sher- riff Scott, Adrien Hebert, Thomas Garside, studio committee chairman -\u2014 Mrs.Bea Alan.enter- tuinment committee chairman \u2014 Mrs.W.Denman, exhibit commit- * Mrs.W.Denman.exhibition com-* Et \"mittee chairman-\u2014Robert Ulrick.George Masse.After the annual reports were read, à performance of excerpts trom Les Petites Mains, by the students of Mme.Seda Zare's Classical Ballet Studio was given.+ > + Almost anytime that known landmark a rash of stories appear about that particular spot.St.Catherine street near the Westmount Ath- a well 1 Seagram\u2019s Martini-Master Has Many Talents MONTREAL The ingenious for Seagram's Golden Gin now simplifies the technique of making | shaker for all perfect martinis, i | In addition to martini-making, Martini- Master, a new container | the unique Seagram Martini- Master performs valiantly as a cocktails, When entertaining, for example, several Available in Quebec, this ver- ! shakers can be used to prepare and satile container is an all-pur- pose cocktail shaker that comes filled with 25 ozs.of coveted Seagram's Golden Gin.The most memorable martinis nre always made, of course, with Seagram's Golden Gin -n rare gin of incomparable taste, endowed with extra dryness, extra smoothness, The natural olden colour is the result of eave geing in special oak casks to the exuet golden moment of perfection.store a supply of your favourite cocktails.They also add a dis- tinetive new note to dining when used {o serve fruit juices, jced ten and iced coffee.Made from antique glass with a gold-plated cap and eusily-removed label, ihe Martini-Master is a handsome bar accessory.Next time, ask for Seagram's Golden Gin the ; only gin in the versatile Martini- Master container, Pt e Sheet Metal ROOFING & SIDING e Bonded Roofing ® Asbestos & Metal Siding for Commercial \u2014 Industrial Residential = fim L PLUMBING eo SHEET METAL WORK WE.5-2595 Tae A Ne x re vv ev ne Ca a ERE RE REE EE ¥ ER Ty Maintenance and Repairs on All Types : of Buildings Leo Falardeau HEATING eo 3955 St.Jomes Street West Inspection & Estimates on Request ROOFING ® GAS HEATERS WE.3-2432 wa a ea a\" \"na a\" ea ae ee a a a a Tan a eT ne a Tn a\" \"ns \"a eT an\" a \"a\" au au \"a\" a a\u201d is demolished.| { Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent parade, hobby show has standing-room crowd letic Grounds, is no exception.By MAURICE A standing-room crowd MARIASINE of members, parents and It seems thal many years ago friends attended the Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent Parade Revue at the Club last Friday evening.And in addition, the entire ensemble had an opportunity to see for themselves what walked along until they came to a the club members had produced in a constructive manner row of houses that stood along jn the hobby workshops during the past program season.St.Catherine street just east of The Hobby Show Exhibition, under the supervision of Miss the W.A.G.The weather was cold.\\ Crystal Cunningham, was declared an outstanding success.some little tots, wandering away | from their mother while shopping in a downtown department store, and the children rang a doorbell | and hoped to get shelter.But as | they spoke French, and the woman who opened the door did not, they wandered off again.The next morning, they were found huddled together under one of the balconies, frozen to death.| The tragedy was supposed to have occurred around Christmastime.* x» x | Sunday, June 12.will be \u2018Family Sunday,\u201d in the Church of the Messiah.Children and parents will attend the service together, This day will mark the closing of the church school for\u2019 the summer months.and no: classes will be held until the Fall.Retiring chairman of the chureh school committee is R.G.Goddard, Burton avenue.| Newly appointed J.Churcher.Ingleside avenue, will replace Mr.Goddard.Obituaries | dl E.F.COUGHLIN A funeral service for Edmund Francis Coughlin, QC.judge ad- | vocate general of the Department ,of National Defence.Ottawa, and | a former practising lawyer in Montreal.was held in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, West- ! mount, at 9 a.m.Saturday.| Myr.Coughlin died suddenly at his home in Ottawa.| Born in Montreal in 1894, he was educated at Loyola College and graduated in law from McGill Uni- ; versity.He was a son of the late | Cornelius Coughlin and the late : Christina Mary (O'Neill) Coughlin, | of Montreal.In 1934, Mr.Coughlin married Georgette Martel.For a period of | years, he practised law in Montreal .with a brother the Coughlin.under the firm name of Coughlin and Coughlin.| AL the close of World War II, he became an advocate for the War Assets Corporation and remained with the Department of National Defence after the corporation was absorbed by the Defence , Department.Mr.Coughlin was a parishioner of St.Joseph's Church.Ottawa.Besides his wife he is survived ,by two brothers.Cornelius and John Vincent, of Montreal: three \"sisters, Miss Mary.of New York: Miss Margaret and Christine \u2018Mrs.Magnus Seng).both of Montreal.GUY PERRON A funeral service for Guy Perron.QC, 54.son of the late J.L.Perron, Minister of Roads in the former Taschereau Government.and Mrs.Perron, was held Monday in St.Leon de Westmount Church.Mr.Perron.who specialized in civil law, died Saturday at the Royal Victoria Hospital after a long illness.Born in Montreal.he received his early education at Montreal High School and graduated in law from the University of Montreal in 1929.He was admitied to the Bar the same year and for a period of 12 years practised law with the firm of Hyde.Ahern.Peron and Smith.Later.he headed the law firm of Perron, Michaud and Almond.He was vice-president of Viau Biscuit Limited: president of Bonsecours Realties.a director of the Themis Building Limited.director of View- mount Land Limited \u2018and had been a member of the Montreal city council for a period of four years.Besides his mother.he is survived by his wife.the former Helen LeRoy and one daughter, Judith.ISIDORE BALD A funeral service was held at 4 p.m.Wednesday at the chapel of Paperman and Sons, Inc., 5605 Cote late Gerald | The handicraft awards as selected by a panel of judges on the basis of first.second and third are as follows: WOODWORK : Billy Standing, Billy Standing, Graham Lacombe.FRETWORK: Allan Driver.Pierre Boulanger.Susan Rountree.CREATIVE CRAFTS : Susan Warren.Lindan Henson.Raymonde Viau.BIRDS : Philip Lecouffe.ART : Bernard Lefebvre.lene Hogan.Beverley Galley.PLASTER PARIS CRAFT: Susan Rountree.Susan Fein, Rosaleen Mullen.PUPPETRY: Andree Deschenes, Karen Hogan.Darlene Hogan.PHOTOGRAPHY : Bernard Le- febvre.Bernard Lefebvre.John Ojalammi.PILLOW CRAFT: Susan White, Susan Fein, Shane Malloy.EMBROIDERY : Lynne Moore, Linda Hanson, Susan Warren.Recognition: Carole Huggins.LAMPS : Don Vollett.FINE ARTS : Marlene Doherty.Linda Brown.Cheryl Hogan.WOOD PAINTING: Walter Langguth.METAL Allan Driver, Dar- WORK : Kay Norris, Charles Warren, COPPER TOOLING: Brian Norman, Frank Ansell.SKOOKUM TRIBE : INDIAN LORE : Allan Driver, Walter Lang- guth, Graham Lacombe, POP STICK CRAFT : Nicholo ! Missori, Michael Lecompte.Kevin | Ryan.MODEL BOATS: Graham La- combe.PAINTING and DESIGN : Lise Boulanger.SCRAP BOOKS : Susan Ansell.Joyce Boran, Carol Cadieux.The 1960 Hobby Show Exhibition was a tremendous success and our i sincere thanks are extended to group of volunieer workers an congratulations to all the youngsters who participated in the program.* * * VARIETY REVUE : The over- des Neiges road, for Isidore Bald who died Tuesday at the Herbert Reddy Memorial Hospital after a short illness.Mr.Bald.who was 69.had been president of Vogue Bags Ltd.for 30 years.He was prominent in many activities in the community and was a governor of the YMHA, and St.George Lodge AF and AM.He is survived by his wife.the former Ethel Horwitz; two daughters, Mrs.L.Kolber of Montreal | and Mrs.W.Guberman of Winnipeg; three brothers, Meyer.Ben, ' and Arthur: and five sisters, Mrs.Anna Sabbath, Mrs.Victor Fischel.Mrs.Lillian Goldstein, Mrs.David Rubin and Mrs.J.C.Schwartzman.Burial was in Shaar Hash- omayim Cemetery.\u2018 r\u201d | Funerau D 1234 Mountain St.Miss Cunningham and her large , annual food sale.ad flowing crowd that attended the Club's Annual Variety Revue was one of the best audiences in a decade of concert presentations at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club.The calibre of the performance as presented by the talented youngsters probably accounted for the excelled audience reaction, The cast included the following: Judy Matthews, Billy Walker, Deanne Scanlan.Shirley MeMa- hon.Catherine McMahon, Kevin Murray.Judy Todd.Janice Folco, Pat Collins.Audrey Jay, Diane Bateman.Ricky Johnston, Linda Vaux.Carolyn Scanlan.Celia Orsi- ni, Evelyn Anthony.Gerald Feb- rille, Erlana Fraser.Pat Mumford, Will Tiemersma.Gerald Hebert.Ken MacWhirter and Julie Marin.Also making an appearance as a special act were Susan Warren and Linda Henson.Musical accompaniment was supplied by Fred Johnston and Miss A.Day.PROGRAM NOTES: The Seventh Annual Track Meet takes place at Verdun Stadium on Saturday .the Unity Indians of Little League Baseball began their 1960 schedule this week .Manny Barnoff as coach and John Me- Donaugh as manager are looking after the destinies of the Indians this year.Playground Supervisor R.J.Bowen.a newcomer to Unity\u2019s staff is introducing some new games at Staynor Park \u2014 these include cricket and outdoor soccer , .the trip to the Granby Zoo is scheduled for June 29, to officially open the 1960 Summer Program.A very sincere -\u2018thank you\u2019 is extended to members of the Ladies Auxiliary for a recent donation of much needed equipment.Thanks is also extended to the many parents and friends who contributed food stuffs for the Ladies Auxiliary Samuel Hopkins of Pitisferd, Vt, was granted the first U.S.patent in 1781 for the manufae- ture of pearl-ash.KING arrange ments in advance relieves the family of having te resolve many problems at the time of need.BA dolfing | F.A.Nwnns\u2014A.F.Williams { 3610 Sherbrooke Street West Five Generations of Traditional Service ¥ cJos.C.ray &BRO.IRECLORS Phone : UN.6-6363 pp PE \u2014 Draperies MULLINS ANTIQUES Reqd.1317 Greene Ave., WE.5- ANTIQUES BOUGH Furniture Repairs T-H,E 3894 T and SOLD Custom \u201c Uphoistery Examiner, r es I TM WTO OUVRE ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmakers OHMAN S JEWELLERS WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.VOL.XXXI, No.21 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1960 PAGE THREE $1,724,000 By-law Swimming pool, other works program in plan A swimming pool in Westmount is getting closer to reality as the result of the fi \u2018st reading of the second draft of a motion providing funds for civic improvements, including $150,000 for a swimming pool at Council Tuesday night.The total works program will be $1,724,000.$310,000 of this will come from an excess of money left over from previous work programs.In estimates or funds provided $1,414,000, will be raised by short, costs were less than for the work.The balance, debenture when and if neces- Sary at a rate of interest to be later decided.The loan for roads, sidewalks, municipal buildings.improvements, the pool.purchases of equipment and property and for the disposal of previous loan funds, may.or may not be negotiated in the Loo-near future \u2014 Council reserves the right to consider the matter \u201cduring the next 12 months.or within such other period as the Council may hereafter decide.\u201d The list of works down into four groups: Group one \u2014 Public Works automotive equipment: office equipment; radar speed meter equipment; tree spraying equipment: traffic lights; renovations and rehabilitation of facilities at West- mount Athletic Grounds; resurfacing roadways: discounts, debenture issue expenses and contingencies: total $313,000.Group two \u2014 Reconstruction is broken CHESHAM HOTEL England this Summer ?Or Now ?if you are bound for London and want a high-class, quiet, conservative hotel fashionable Belgravia, then consider Chesham Hotel at 20 Chesham Place, S.W.l.For casual or prolonged visits, you'll like the intimate atmosphere of this hotel.Every room with bath and kitchenette.You can be sure of your booking befpre leaving by calling HU.1-2771 of roadway, roadway improvements and subway reconditioning on St.Antoine, Grosvenor and Bethune respectively: parking area and landscaping at the artificial ice rink; discounts ete; total $102,000.Group three \u2014 Sidewalk improvements, reconstruction, replacements for Antoine, Victoria and Westmount avenues and other locations: discounts, ete.: total $158.000.Group four \u2014 Buildings and grandstands at the Westmount Athletic Grounds: municipal buildings, improvements, additions and extensions thereto at City Hall, City Hall Annex.the Police and Fire Station, and the purchase and remodelling of the land and building at 95 Cote St.Antoine road: swimming pool; discounts.etc.: $1,151.000.x GROUP FOUR The fourth group in the list is by far the largest.and probably the most important.A further breakdown of this portion of the list shows, besides the $150.000 swimming pool estimate, $40,000 for work on buildings and grandstands at the \u2018Westmount Athletic Grounds, which will soon be in reality the Westmount High School.Under the general buildings.renovations and improvements section of the group is an unnamed amount for the purchase and remodelling of the land and building at 95 Cote St.Antoine road \u2014 the present Westmount Senior High School.tion earlier this month said the City should think about the possible purchase of the building for expansion of offices in the City Hall.Previous to thal, when news was announced that tenders had been Jet for the new High School, a request for the donation, or purchase.of the old school as a home for retired Protestant teachers was turned down.Council has maintained they have not had a preliminary plan for the swimming pool; no idea of what type they will build; where it may be built; whether the people want it; if it will be built.WHO PAYS?As always, when civic works programs are to be carried out, the question arises, who pays\u201d Council has provided for payment of interest and principal on the debentures by a special genera) assessment against the taxable immoveable property of the whole City cach year according to the Valuation roll.The amount of the tax has not been set, but will be decided as Grosvenor, St.| Mayor J.C.Cushing, at his \u201cState of the City\u201d talk to the; Westmount Municipal Associa- Quick action on fire call saves tankers The prompt action of the West.mount Fire Department in ane swering a call for a fire at the Merchant Coal Company.4 Hillside, averted a possible disaster Tuesday night when flames from a shed threatened to spread to three gas tankers parked nearby.The call to the department was placed by Sam Gardner, a care taker of the Hillside Armory where the 11th Signals Regiment was holding a parade, who, with George DuVall, steward in the and Mrs.Dave Youngston look over | Officer Mess, noticed what ap- some of the award winning hobby exhibits at the Unity Boys' Club peared at first to be steam come last Friday night.The Club members put on a good show for | ing from the coal company and parents and friends.Mr.Youngston is honorary treasurer of the contacted police Club, and a Rotarian.Mrs.Youngston is in charge of the Club In less than three minutes the | AWARD WINNERS : Mr.library.\u2014Tedd Church Photo fire fighters were on the scene \u2019 -\u2014 land quickly brought the blaze under control.Chief Harper reported Wednesday that a coal and sacking (storage shed in the rear of the main building was damaged, but that a fire earlier in the morning with nobody about to give a | prompt alarm could have result- led in far more damage, City light and power gels $1,000,000 boost Westmount City Council Tuesday Boulevard to Sunnyside: St.An- night provided for a loan of $1.004,- toine street: Lansdowne from West- 000 to go with its works surplus mount avenue to The Boulevard: over costs of $55,000 to provide for Greene from Dorchester to St.Ca- extensions and improvement of thervine, Dorchester: Atwater [rom streel lighting, the electric light St.Antoine to Dorchester; Clarke | and power system, and the pur- from St.Catherine to Sherbrooke: chase of equipment for the electric Edgehill and part of Lexington, Sense and Nonsense About Sex Our traditional sex standards light and power department some- This bylaw.providing for such are on the way out !\u201d Fact?time during the next year.substantial public works, is part Or fiction ?In {his pluinspokeu Provisions for the loan are set of a long-time Westmount policy article by socinl scientist S, M.Duvall in June Reader's Digest, 9 widespread myths aboul sex areexplored - and thenexploded.of bringing up to date its light and power system, as well as its street lighting in some of the older areas.In order to pay for the debentures to Le raised, Council has reserved the right to use, when necessary.out in iwo groups of estimates: Group one \u2014 Metering equipment, $30,000; water heaters, $90,000; instruments, shop and radio equipment, $17.000; automotive equipment, $20,000: discounts, debenture issue expenses and contingencies, $15,000, for a total of $172,000.; Group two \u2014 Various laterals, 12 KV distribution, conduits at | various locations, distribution transformers, poles, sub-station switchgear and installation, suh- | Get vour June issue of Reader's Digest today, - 43 articles of lasting interest plus a captiva- (Continued on page 7) | ting condensed book.a Parking Space Available Taking the train at Westmount Station?Park your car here while on your trip.Parking, washing, greasing, etc.at reasonable rates ALSO DAY OR NIGHT YEARLY CONTRACTS VICTORIA AVE.GARAGE OPERATED BY GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC.370 Victoria Avenue (Just below Sherbrooke) HU.6-0767 station improvements, and a tie cable at Olivier and Glen substations will total $657,100 of the | $1,059,000 group grand total, Street lighting will be improved | on Grosvenor north of The Boulevard: Victoria north of The Boulevard; Sunnyside from Bellevue to Belvedere: Belvedere from The SUMMER TIME IS PICTURE TIME ACME PHOTO REGD We carry a complete selection of CAMERAS \u2014 FILMS \u2014 FLASHBULBS \u2014 PROJECTORS \u2014 METERS CARTOON FILMS \u2014 PHOTO MAGAZINES & DARKROOM SUPPLIES PHOTOSTATS\u2014-PHOTO-COPYING\u2014DUPLICATING A New Complete Service Fast service on single or quantity copies from anything written, drawn or printed.TRY ACME QUALITY DUPLICATING SERVICE Remember for AN Your Photography & Photo -Copying VISIT ACME PHOTO Two Stores to Serve You 4123 St.Catherine Street West WE.2-5709 4866 Sherbrooke Street West HU.1.1989 \"Your Camera Will Make Your Memories Live Forever\u201d the debentures are raised. T HE Examiner Rerving the City of Westmount since 1946 5135 Western Avenue, Montreal 28, Que.WESTMOUNT Head Office: 7005 Kildare Rood, Montreel 29 Montreal, Friday, May 20, 1960 Circulation Dept.\u2014 Display Advertising HU.929-1201 Classified Advertising (Yo 8.30 p.m., Tues.& Wed.Only) HU.1.045} Editorial Department \u2014 Accounting Department HU.1-2771 John W.Sancton President ond Publisher Leu Miller, Managing Editor Hugh E.McCormick Chairmen Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager Mise Evelyn McKinnon, Circulation Manager The Examiner aims (0 be an independent.rleam newspaper fer the home, devoted le public service.Mail subucriptions: 52.50 per year: $1.25 half year.Five cents a copy.Member of the Cunadiam Weekly Newspapers Association, Authorized as 2nd Closs Mall, Post Office Dept., Ottawa.WE SAY Armed troops urged to curb bank raids (COUPLE of ago Judge Bernard Rose, a frequent contributor to these columns, made a suggestion worthy of more consideration then and calling for urgent study now.years The Montreal area at that time wus in the grip of a wave of bank holdups.Judge Rose urged collaboration by the various levels of government whereby our peacetime soldiery would be employed on sentry duty at the various banks dotting the metropolitan area \u2014 in uniform.armed.and ready to shoot if necessary.The real problem then.as now.is the chronic shortage of policemen.Let there be no doubt, there is a state of emergency in Canada\u2019s metropolis, even if it has not been officially declared.The tragic death Friday of Bank of Montreal Manager Royce Smith by hoodlums robbing his Darlington bank struck very close to home.When utter bums can shoot leading citizens \u2014 Mr.Smith was just that: a church and community leader and re- specied bank officer .\u2014 then the situation is little short of anarchy.If the victim had been a political leader.and the mo- five assassination instead of robbery.a state of emergency undoubtedly would be declared.If human life is sacred and public safety is the first duty of authority, then the underworld has presented author- fty with a challenge.Police Director Langlois would have much support if he were to seck, through the proper City, Provincial and Federal channels.for employment of the militia in an all-out move against crimes ef violence.to dare ond endure.YOU SAY Banditry calls for drastic actions Sir:\u2014Armed and brutal banditry has reached an all-time high in this city.The murder of a highly respected citizen, who endeavored to frustrate the robbing of the bank of which he was manager.has shocked the whole community.After committing the murder the trio entered the bank and stole all available cash.The despicable and cowardly cur who killed a brave and upright citizen, together with his accomplices, had evidently made up his mind that nothing would be allowed to stand in his way when he participated in the hold-up.The present situation calls for drastic and urgent action on the part of governments on all levels.1 have all along contended that banditry can be curbed if the authorities will take the necessary steps to deal with the crime cpidemic.1 have, with your kind co-operation in printing letters addressed to you, suggested what these measures should be.1 regret to say.that the apathy of the public and important organizations has made the situation more difficult for the police to whom we look for protection of life and property.I have for several years expressed the view that major crimes, those committed by armed bandits, could be substantially reduced if it was made almost impossible for lawbreakers to obtain revolvers or other lethal weapons, Through vour columns 1 advocated that the manufacture, importation, and distribution of revolvers should be an absolute government monopoly.Further.that no persons be allowed to enter Canada in possession of a lethal weapon of any description.This should apply to visitors and immigrants whether they enter by rail, car.plane, or ship.If possessing a revolver.it should be delivered to a government officer to Le returned when they depart, and, in the case of an immigrant, confiscated.Possessors of a weapon should likewise declare under oath they have no other weapons of an offensive nature, A false statement should be severely punished.H should likewise be made mandatory for judges and magistrates to impose penalties so severe that they would con stitute a deterrent.We must not forget that the armed thug is a potential Killer who is not entitled to the slightest consideration.He is a social outlaw since \"THEY SAY This is no time for ease and comfort.If is the time \u2014 Winston Churchill he is a constant menace to the person and property.We have gone altogether ivo far in our leniency toward potential murdcrers.In other words, we save them from the gallows and bury their victims in the cemetery.The law breaker is a serious liability.hence the duty of both police and public is Lo reduce it to as near zero as possible.in the matter of protection for our banks, to which they are fully entitled, since they are heavy taxpayers and (trustees of the funds deposited with them; I suggest that during the epidemic two armed soldiers with loaded rifles and bayonets, and revolvers in their holsters, should be stationed in each branch bank.Thugs would hardly dare enter and hold up a bank thus protected.There are thousands of soldiers available in this and other provinces to perform this duty.The Canadian Bankers Association should make ' representations in this connection to the Federal Government.When an epidemic takes place affecting the health and lives of the people, the government takes the necessary action to meet it.A like situation now confronts the people who are the prey of bandits, and the government is justified in taking the necessary steps legislatively and administratively to let the bandits know that crime does not pay.Bernard Rose Military training for all teen-agers Sir: Re: hoodlums.Don\u2019t you think ils about time psychiatrists, and sociologists realize they've been pampering, excusing teenage acts long enough?\u2018There may be good in everyone.but (hose who want to play rough should be dealt with in the same manner.Don\u2019t forget there'll be another crop of tough ones tomorrow.If the first ones could get away with but a slight reprimand, why not they?You'll probably argue that it\u2019s their first time.Yes, the first time they've been caught.They finally get to do big things because they slowly build up to it by committing small irresponsible acts and were gently scolded.Of one thing I'm sure, don\u2019t ever abolish capital punishment because these tough teenagers will certainly feel free to let themselves go all the way.The best thing that could happen in this country is military training.where discipline is rigidly enforced, and that's what is lacking here \u2014 discipline and respect for authority.H.G.a BY THE WAY SKED where he served his apprenticeship to art Foul- enough replied: *'1 mixed the paints, and the drinks.at the Slade in the old days.1 was a kind of odd-job man \u2014 anything, from taking back the empties to the Maggie to posing as a model for a centaur.\u201d Rue = Board of Trade to guest group from Australia The annual general meeting of the Montreal Board of Trade, taking thg form of a luncheon, will be held in Le Grand Salon.The Queen Elizabeth Hotel on Monday.May 30 at 12,30 p.m.The members of the Australian Trade Mission, then visiting Montreal as pat of a trans- Canada tour, will be guests of honor at the meeting Sir Douglas Copland, KBE, Leader of the Mission and formerly Australian High Commissioner to Canada, will inform the audience on the aims and objects of the group You say Teachers\u2019 degraded is student's claim Sir: On Thursday, May 19, 1960, on page four, column one, under the heading of \u201cWe Say\u201d.an article appeared degrading our teachers.After reading this distasteful work 1 waited for five hours to cool off before writing to you.Below are listed some behind the scenes facts: A) \u2018Teachers in outside or in other business would earn $10,000 NOT $4-6,000, by the way $6500 or near there is the most teachers in high schools may earn, B) Holidays at Easter and Christmas are either spent correcting exams, or if they have been done earlier possibly a few lost hours of sleep may be caught up: also if exams are corrected before these holidays, our teachers must prepare next term's work.Summer holidays are not spent at the beach, but most teachers are attending summer courses so thal they may be fully prepared for next year's class, on modern methods, better teaching aids.C) Hours: \u2014 From nine to three are the.actual school hours with the R.C.guing from eight to four or nine to four.These are only school hours, no one thinks of the extra NON-PAID (ime spent al home, correcting papers, and for planning the next day's lessons, making notes for the students.D) Best terms they can get: \u2014 Simply quit teaching and go into another business where more money would be earned, but instead of doing this OUR teachers spend most of their time helping if asked by students, after school, doing their best with in many cases improper, unfit, unuse- able tools, books, blackboards, desks, which do not help one in trying to receive a better education but rather hinder them.1 do not have the slightest hope of my letter being published, for even though you are in the wrong, you don't have to admit it to the publie, and therefore will let the matter drop rather than facing up, and making the best of a bad thing.Personally, if any more such articles appear, without any objection being raised, and being published, your paper as far as [I am concerned may stop coming to our house, for we are not interested in degrading GOOD PEOPLE, but doing something about the bad is our concern, A VERY!!! disappointed reader Dick Hagan, Student Reader has right to limit her reading Sir: Due to the enclosed editorial «Sympathy for teachers starts to wear thin\") which appeared in your paper last week, 1 do not wish to renew my subscription to the Wesi- mount Examiner.(Mrs.J.) Doreen C.Patriek Editor's Note: One of the wonderful things about a free democracy is that if you don\u2019t agree with a newspaper's editorial opinion you may cancel your subscription and confine your reading, if you so wish, to viewpoints with which you concur.BY THE WAY \u201cT put my bit of paper in his hat, and he said, no, no.In the ballot box.Have il your own way, I said.You ought to think yourself lucky I'm here at all.\u201d \u2014Beachcomber X-WORD PUZZLE ACROSS 0.Capital 1.Woe is mel of Norway 5.Food fish 10.Bird's home 11.Engrossed 16.Straw hat 12.Laud (Eng.) 18.Leg joint 18.Close to 14, Repuldes 20.Trout's 15.Aquatic bird 17.Particleof 21.Resort negation 23.\u2014\u2014 Sea 18.Greek letter 25.Cravat 19.Highways 26.Calculate 22.Auricle approxi- 24.Embraced mately 28.Deputy 27.University 80, Lift officer 81, Set right 88.Greek letter 84.Regions 86.At home 87.Consumed 40.Demand 42, Firmer 48.Ill-tempered person 47.Come 48.Miss Smith, singer 49.Hound dog 80.Snick and DOWN 1.Noah's boat 8.French or rear fin 20.The gr Blue SENS MERGON te SAVANT AN ISEN Eeg lv Ev (abbr.) IV OR SLT) 92.Se- INDIRS IVEY POSEN INE SSERWEER « GSIOIOIYV JIN 87.King of SAVIO IAN] Israel [toININESIET Iolo] 38.Ancient (Slaldlal9MST2IND Irish SiS IVE MORE capital NQRIIVISIEIVITY 89.Blunders 44.Adam's 41, Persia wife 43.Underworld 46.Sewing god party A youngster is perfectly willing to run any errand for you if it's bedtime.\u2014 Anna Herbert \u201c Prof.Christie Victoria Hall .+ to get hired by City | floor covers as consultant | The Westmount City Council Tuesday night approved the ex- Professor C.V.Christie has penditure of $3.315 from By-law been engaged by the City of 616 Lo provide for the supply and Westmount as a consulting engi- | installation of new floor cover- neer for the design and office ings in the Oak , Green and Ban- supervision of the third power, quel rooms of Victoria Hall.transformer and controlling | The expenditure will be part switchgear to be installed at Park \u2018of à modernization program which Substation, and as a consulting will eventually include a com- engineer for the design of a 12\u2019 pletely new heating system and KV switching station.other works.The motion, making the hiring: The expense of $240 for two The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Mey 27, 1960 5 Sirens fo warn of nuclear affack By LARRY MCcINNIS Starting sometime this Fall \u2014 probably in September ,\u2014 people in Westmount will hear the wail of powerful sirens installed by the Army to provide warning in the case of nuclear or thermo-nuclear attack.The sirens will be part of an over-all plan for Montreal and vicinity.using 65 devices in total.In Westmount the proposed site of the tower is atop (the YMCA building on Sherbrooke street.official.was made by Alderman special four-door filing cabinets\u2019 Lt-Col.James Lang.Command Will the sirens be heard all Backler in Tuesday night's City for use in the Finance Depart- Council meeting.ment was also approved.A ; Al ommon explain The same motion authorized a! derman C plained payment of $5,000 to Professor Christie for fees of services rendered in the reinforcement of infeed arrangements at Glen and Olivier Substations, and with the third benchboard section for the Glen Substation.The motion concluded with: rover was made from books to card tion Ledger and the Earning Rehouse the records for past years.HUGE REFINERY \u201cThe fees for this work consult- Largest oil refinery in the world asked have given us permission to, ent engineer to be at the mini- is located at Whiting.Ind.Most , install the sirens because they con- | mum rates published by the Cor- : of its petroleum is supplied by a poration of Professional Engineers of the Province of Quebec.\u201d west.RRR Opening Soon ! India\u2019s Taj Mahal A Unique Restaurant specializing in East Indian Menus Also see our display of Handicrafts from the Exotic Orient WE.3-5854 1358 Greene Avenue (Near Sherbrooke) CHEZ GEORGES le Gourmet Candlelight dinner Music Businessmen\u2019s lunch Full course meals from $1.4932 Sherbrooke W.(Speirs-Miller Building) near Claremont \u201cledgers for both the Appropria- time soon after that\u2014barring fur- icord of Employees and that the | Cy new cabinets were required to! \u2018It has long been the contention 1,000-mile pipeline from the south- | duty.\u201d MERRIE «| among other things to provide! «| warning in case of attack.The | soon, are sketches of home-made 1 fallout centres, which can be casily | \u201c| and cheaply built by home-owners.| _.| One has been built as a demonstra- | \u201cition model at the 3rd Field En- ii} gineers Armoury on Hillside in; Refined French cuisine | Once the Engineers get permission to install the sirens, they must BEEF LIVER .+ make agreements with the power | Reasonable prices .available for «| authorities.and they are looking club meetings.For reservations call «| Cor some effective method of warn- b wn ~ {ing the public of their intention to s.GEORGES .HU.6-0031 conduct practical tests at regular a i sirens as a warning device is not new.The City of Montreal did some Engincer, Quebec Command.an- over the area intended\u201d Snow nounced today that the sirens kills the sound.so the effective.! ness is different in winter than \u2018that some years ago a change- should be in place by September ssmimer.On the other hand, the siren sound should bounce off the sidés of the Mountmn for greater range.Downtown.large buildings and the high trafhe noise level will eut the range down considerably.Eventually, when the Army has completed their warming sy stem, the wail of sirens will no longer be heard from tre engines, police cats and ambulances, \u201cThe Americans have already done this,\u201d Col.Lang said.\u201cIn many parts of the US.fire eu- gines.for example, use horns or bells.\u201d \"and the first practices held are .ther opposition from some citizens.that most people are out for what they can get.\u201d he said, \u201cbut we've found that most of the people we've\u2019 isider it their civic, or patriotic, The sirens, 10 hp.models.will be installed on government or civic buildings where prac-, tical, but in some cases this cannot be done because it would not fit in with the overall plan.The Royal Canadian Engineers have been making a study of noise levels in and around Mont- i real for some time, and they] have finally completed the survey as to the best locations for Vidor 9-8689 4 YOUR PHOTO DEALER WHERE YOU WILL EVENTUALLY BUY United Photodraphic Store Idd.758 ST.PETER ST.MONTREAL the warning devices.The effec tiveness of the sirens ranges from one-quarter Lo one mile,\u2018 depending on the level of the buidlings in the area, topogra-' phy.traffic noise level and many variables, | According to the terms of an Order in Council dated September! 1, 1959, the Army is responsible, AT WH OLESALE PRICES Breakfast SAUSAGE Ibs.$ Î Westmount.Baby i|sirens represent the first step.Other plans, to be introduced Bar-B-Q CHICKEN » 355 Pork Loins \".49; \u201c| intervals.Actually.the idea of installing Lean Fresh HAMBURG YOUR WHOLE FAMILY SWIMS IN YOUR FOUR OAKS INSURED SWIMMING POOL Exclusive, Solid Concrete Four Oaks Family Pools Feature a Safe Practice Area For Learners PLUS A Deep Dive Area for Swimmers.PHONE NOW For Complete Details ANDEX LIMITED 1010 St.Catherine St.West UNiversity 6-4878 {extensive work on it in the past, but did not carry it through.Ï ; PUBLIC APATHY - lbs.Although Lt.Col.Lang said u most people were co-operative about the installation of the sirens, the public is apathetic about the value of warning.or Federal WEINERS Boneless ROUND STEAK .195 the possibility of survival, Montreal should have about three hours advance notice of attack: from manned aircraft.lbs.But what about missiles?\u201cWe don't think there are too many of them around right now,\u201d he said.Army authorities, working on Federal SPREAD MILK FED » Veal Chops / 59; a bomb the same size as the one dropped on Hiroshima, believe that the top of Mount Royal will be the target area because of the a greater explosion effect.1n any We have many kinds of lbs.cold meats for lunches, salads and quick snacks.case, everything in a radius of; 15 miles from this point will be, destroyed or severely damaged.However, with adequate warning, which the Army is rapidly trying to provide.people who' have been foresighted enough to, provide for an attack with a real-| istic attitude that survival is possible.will be all right.WARNING NECESSARY MEAT It is because survival is pos {Corner sible that the Army is asking the co-operation of cilizens when; they are in a position to start the siren tests, Their problems are many: Retail at Retail at Wholesale Wholesale Prices ! Prices ! 3400 ST.ANTOINE ST.1901 WELLINGTON ST.(Corner Madeleine) OPERATED BY ROLLAND JEANNEAU INC.SHOP Greene) 6 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 27, 1960 Judge gives loiterer top fine Judge Bernard Rose warned Tuesday in Westmount « Municipal Court that loiterers caught in the City would receive maximum penalties under City bylaws, or would ment, months in jail.Perrier paid.police officers to issue receive a like He made his remarks as he passed sentence on Rolland Perrier, who had been picked up for loitering by police May bylaw.22 at Roxboro and Devon.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Perrier pleaded guilty to the | Nearly 30 per cent of the jet charge and was told to Pay* rue) of (he United States duced by Texas refineries, IN THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS AT NORTH HATLEY, QUEBEC PLEASANT VIEW HOTEL © Situated on lovely Lake Massawippi 90 niles from Montreal, Route 1 ; lo Magog \u2014 Paved roud to North Matley.| Golf, Aquatic Sports and all Relaxing Summer Activities Resident Recreation Director | Over 1000 ft.of shoreline on beautiful Lake Massa- wippi.The ideal vacation location All Sports \u2014 Fine Food Fully Licensed Write direct or phone 77 for folder.Superb Cuisine and Accommodations Fully Licensed Sprinkler Protected Also available ot leading travel INFORMATION RESERVATIONS and RATES bureaus.Write or phone \u2014 tohn Mehkay.AYERS CLIFF J QUEBEC ' Te: Owner - Manueer 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 stoff and directed by Miss Ruby Smith, BA., MSPE.Booklet on request 501 Claremont Avenue \u2014 Westmount CLOUDS HILL CAMP For Girls In The Laurentians ® Ages 6 to 16 @ Safe, Sandy Beach ® All Sports and Activities including Riding Owner - Director : Mrs.A.S.Keator, 510 Grosvenor Avenue WE.7-4790 after 4 p.m.CAMP GLENEAGLE Loke Memphremagog, Newport, Vermont BOYS\u2019 CAMP SAND BEACH\u2014SCREENED SLEEPING QUARTERS\u2014HOT SHOWERS DATES : JUNE 25TH TO JULY 23RD AGES: 7 TO 15 2, 3 or 4 week periods Featuring : SWIMMING WATER SKIING TRIPPING ARCHERY INDIAN LORE WOODSMANSHIP DIRECTORS Mr.D.R.Firth, B.S¢., (PE) Mr.R.D.Sharp B.Sc., (P.E.) Box 63, N.D.G.88 Angel Ave.Montreal, P.Que.Beaurepaire, P.Que.HU.1-7653 OX.5-6667 Brochures Available $40 and $5 cosis or serve two Judge Rose told attending! caught within the City treat- | The fine levied is the maxi- is pro- WILDWOOD CAMP FOR BOYS AND GIRLS 5-17 Years (Separate Groups! 12th Season \u2014 JUNE 20 - AUGUST 29 Rales: S30 weekly Riding on 6 ponies and horses.Supervised Lind and waler sports, including waterskiing, agquaplaning, canoeing, boating, overnight canoe trips, camp fires.tennis, badminton Resident nurse, trained staff.Doctor on call Hearty, nourishing meals in screened Dining w 111).200 acres of beautiful lake-front property with s#ady beach.Insulated cabins with running water.Recreation Halls with fireplaces.Hobbies and Handicrafts.Free 32 pare illustiated booklet avatlable.Everything for $30 00 weckly plus Registration fee which covers full insurance.WILDWOOD CAMP DIRECTORS: Dr.and Mrs.H.\u20ac.Martin Vaudreuil, Que.Phone 3317 - VI.4-0092 City Council urges.Ottawa to get tough on gun sales In the wake of steadily increasing violence in and a' around Montreal, the Westmount City Council, at its meet- warning that any future loiter- ing Tuesday night, passed a motion to advise the Federal Government of its suggestions to control the possession, sale and use of firearms.| ups and pitched gun battles.The official motion will be submitted to the Union of mum allowed under a City Municipalities at its annual convention August 28-31.\u201cThe present control of possession, sale and use of firearms is grossly inadequate,\u2019 the motion reads, \u201cand whereas private citizens and law enforcement personnel are at present subjected to unnecessary risk due to increased criminal activity involving the use of said firearms, and whereas the criminal in possession of a firearm is a potential murderer, it is recommended by the City of Westmount that the Union of Municipalities of the Province of Quebec request the government of Canada to enact legislation.\u201d ! The legislation asked for in the motion would control \u201cstrictly the possession sale and use of firearms, and establish severe penalties for infraction of the legislation.| Although there have been relatively few armed hold- ,ups in Westmount, the surrounding municipalities have | been the subject of daring bank robberies, muggings, hold- COMFORTING THUMB | Sucking his thumb may be a habit with a small child but it should not continue after his first year.He may use it to compensate for needs such as food, rest or amusement.It may also be his comfort in case of fear, jealousy or fear of scoldings.OLIDAY A 2/2 HOUR DRIVE Enjoy a fun - packed holiday on 450 acre estate.Our own golf course, spacious sandy beach.all waler sports, dancing, ac- a tive social program.INS Every modern facility.Rates from $48 weekly.$14 daily.Amer.plan (includes 3 meals).Opens June 24rd.A Wayfarer Inn.Call (Montreal) WE.5-413, or write Box E, Fires in cars keep firemen going on calls The Westmount Fire Depart- (ment was busy last weekend answering calls for fires in automobiles.with three cases of actual fires and one near-miss.The near-miss occurred when the occupant of Apartment 42 at 4324 Sherbrooke line throughout the building.Investigating firemen discovered \u201cthe small was coming from the leaking gas tank of a car in a basement garage owned by a Mr.Beck of Apartment 27.The car was taken outside and the floor of (he garage thoroughly hosed down with water.On Monday.a taxi driven by B.Lech pulled up to the Stanton street station with the back seat on fire.Firemen quickly doused the blaze.On Sunday the deparlmen{ was called to Melville, north of Western, where a car owned by a Mr.Day.820 St.Croix.St.Laurent.had its interior on fire.Last Saturday they were called to Lewis and St.Catherine for a similar case when the interior of a car owned by C.Mallon.4602 Sti.Catherine.went ablaze.In all cases the fires were quickly exlinguished, but brought the caustic remark from Chief Harper.\u201cProbably forgotten cig- aretles.\u201d Cubs to hold final rally of the year The Westmount District Scout Council has authorized a public Wolf Cub rally to be held on June 1, from 7 to 8.30 p.m.at the north- cast section of Wesmount Park.The rally will be one of the closing events of the current cubbing scason.Westmount civic officials have been invited and his Worship.the Mayor of Westmount, has been ceremony.cil members, the District Commissioner and the Assistant District Commissioner, as well as Metro- will open the Rally.A short presentation ceremony will take place, then the meeting will be turned over to the various Cubmasters, who with their Packs, will conduct the program, The public, particularly the relatives and friends of cubs, are invited to attend so as to sec their sons in action and observe the leaders carrying out a typical cubbing program.\u2018phoned to say: [there was a strong smell of gaso- | asked to officiate at a presentation ! Westmount District Scout Coun- | politan Council members and.Scouters will attend! Col.J.Eric, Slessor, the District Commisioner, estport On \u201cCOUNTRY CLUB WESTPORT N.Y.New Brunswick was so named in 1784 to honor George 111, who | was of the House of Brunswick | and whose family had once ruled the German Kingdom of Brunswick.\u2014Quick Canadian Facts IT'S WELL WORTH TRIPLE DRY TRIPLE SMOOTH TRIPLE DISTILLED Hoo: kizz rE DR 8 4 \u20ac » @ Ran info road, Little 6-yearold Sheila Moly- neaux, 358 Olivier, has probably learned to look up and down the streel before crossing as a result of running into the rear door of an automobile on Western avenue side of the e e girl hits car He Driver of the car, R.Quesnal.dour.4206 Northeliffe.reported to police A that he had been driving along Green, heading north, when he turned west on Western avenue.Opposite 4205 Westeru he noticed police her for bruises « street to the north.applied his brakes, little -girl banged into radio car little girl to her home.where the! family doctor was called to treat to her but the lus rear (City light .took the | (Continued [rom page 3) part of the reserve for depreciation of the Light and Power Plant, provided it set aside in substitution a forehead.The Westmount Exeminer, Friday, Mey 27, 1960 7 in rather legal language, provisiva to pay for the works will be a \u201crob Peter to pay Paul\u201d prose sition it such à plan 15 needed.Council has not mentioned whea the debentures will be called, oe Tuesday.Ambulances were used in war south | as early as 1792.at what stage the work 1» at the present time.lke amount of debentures, Sheila darting from the Although the motion is worded THREE LEADERS.ONE POLICY.UNME 6 CEPT UA YN A pe \\ 084 pt 5 û > 4 49 * , vo a _/ VNBROKEN LEADERSHIP The best of the past, and the present for the future - that is the administrative theme of the National Union on the eve of another provincial general election.Quebec\u2019s highly-successful policies of autonomy and expanding economy lead onward and upward unbroken under three great leaders.As always, each citizen shares in the brilliant future, based on effective guarantees of the National Union that leave no room for doubt in the minds of the electors on June 22nd.Here the \u201cbig 3° of the National Union are caught by the camera in Ottawa \u2014 officially representing the province at an intergovernmental conference where they stood, shoulder to shoulder, defending the constitutional rights of Quebec, and of every other Canadian Province.At the time no one suspected for a moment that the Honourable Maurice Duplessis, premier of Quebec and leader of the National Union, had with him a pair of ministers who in such short time would be called upon to succeed him in the two posts, and to take up the fight for provincial rights, liberties and prerogatives as well as for administrative autonomy and provincial sovereignty .so essential to the progress and development of every province, and of Quebec in particular.A SINGLENESS OF PURPOSE WAY.UNION ORG. UNITED \"DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Bivd.ond Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev RH Douglun Smith.BA.BD, bh D, Kev.Keith MB.Eddy, MA, BD.Morning Woistup Seront CA Definition of Fath.Rev Douglas Simith Warship In Leslie Hall \u201cNew Methods for Character Development\u2019 Kev.Keith Eddy.\u2014Of particular interest to Parents und Teachers, ! Organist: Mr.Joho Robb.Mus., Bne.» ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH WESTMOUNT 10) Cote St.Antoine Rd., near Argyle Ave.Ministers: Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A, DD Rev.D.C.Searfoss, B.A, B.D, Iam T80 pm 31:00 #.m.DR.GRANT.DEDICATION OF MEMORIAL.WINDOWS, Promotion Exercises \u2014 Church School, \u2018The Cross of Flowers Mr.Senrfoss \u201cFrom Thence He Shall Come.\" 10.00 a.m.Intermediates and Seniors 31:00 a.m.Crib Corner to Juniors.Organist and Choir Director: 3.30 pm.Mr.Erie J.Adams, B.Mus,, ARCM, 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist \u2014 \u201ca at ARLEN 10:18 a.m.Mattins (said) CALVARY UNITED 11:00 an.Kindergarten 11:00 a.m.SOLEMN EUCHARIST CHURCH 7:00 p.m.Evensong and Sermon Holy Eucharist, 7:00 am.Tuesday.Dorchester Si.West at Greene Ave., Thursday, and Friday: 9:90 a.m.Wed- Westmount nesday.Rev.Charles R.Plaskert Miss Valerie J.Lewis J1L00 wi WE WELCOME ONE AND ALI, TO WORSIIIP WITH US, 31.060 am Church School in all departments, Alice Smiley, A.Mus, (McGill) Organist \u2014 nm | 8:00 um.Holy Communion.WESTMOUNT PARK- 9:30 a.m.Holy Communion | Preacher: The Rector EMMANUEL CHURCH 10:00 sum.Post Confirmation Class ; 11:00 «mm.Mattins Cor.Lansdowne & Western Avenues | ' a The Recor Minister Broadcast over Radho REV.CALLUM THOMPSON, Station CBM.C.D.B.A., B.D.11:00 am.ey pe ndergarien Director of Music: Mr.Wayne Riddell 7:80 pom.Evensone Sthool.\u2014 Preacher: Rev.R.Hollis M 06 im Family Sunday, Annual Flower Ser > und Awad Wednesday Day for Church school, 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion Sermon: \u201cConsider _ T Lilies\u201d 4 Organist Choirmaster: Norman Ww, NO EVENING SERVICE Hurrle, A.R.C.O., ARC.M., LT.CI.BAPTIST \u201c WESTMOUN Member Baptist World Alliance Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Minister: REV.EDGAR J.BAILEY, M.A., B.Th.Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.Director of Music: Galt MacDermot, B.A., B.Mus.11.00 AM.\u201cThe Church With Golden Windows\u201d 7.30 P.M.\u201cChoosing A Church Home\" Guest Preacher \u2014 Dr.A.Lloyd Smith Church School \u2014 11 a.m.Midweek -\u2014 SYNAG The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 27, 1960 ANGLICAN TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Vemerable RB.Kenneth Naylor, D.D., Rector Rev.Canon F.[.Whitley, M.A, Mon Assistant Rev.Allen Goodings, B.D.Assisiant O.V Frayn, A.R.C.A.(London) Organist and Cholrmaster Sunday olter Ascension Holy Communion Junior Congregation Senior Sunday School Mattins Preacher: The Rector, Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary Departinent.Evensong Preacher: The Rev.Allen Goodinus.Wednesday Holy Communion Thursday Holy Communion 7:30 pm.7:00 am.0:00 a.m.Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay Sunday alter Ascension \"ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.K.B.Keefe, Rector Rev.Reginald Hollis Sunday after Ascension T BAPTIST Baptist Church A.Johnston, B.A., D.D.Service \u2014 Wednesday \u2014 8 p.m.OGUE 450 Kensington Avenu Rev.J, J.THE SABBATH \u2014 Erev Shabbos, Fr 8:00 pom.Candle Lighting 15 p.m.Mincho-Kabbolas SABBATH SERVICES : 9:00 am.Sbachris Seriptural Readings : Torah : Numbers Ch.1, v.1 Kenneth F.Salomon, son of Mr.Blvd .will this Sabbath morning be m celebration of their Bar Mitzvoh.Friday, June 3rd 8:20 p.m.8:15 p.m.Candle Lighting CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM Rabbi Wilfrid Shuchat \u2014 Hazzan Nathan Mendelson Prophets © Hosen, Ch.2, v.8:20 pm.Mincho Pirkel Ovos (Ethics of the Fa 9.00 pm.Maariv WEEKDAY SERVICES : Sunday 8:30 pm.Shachrie 8:25 pan.Mincho Muariv Monday 27:30 am.Shachris Tuesday, June Ist, Esev Shavuos 7.30 a.m Shachris B'NAI MITZVONH and Mrs.Gardens.and Richard Saxe.son of Mr.called to the Reading of the \u2018Forah THE SHAVUOS FESTIVAL Erev Rhavuos, Tuesday, May Sint 7:30 am.Shachris #30 pan.Candie lighting 8:30 pm.Mincho-Kabbolas Yom Tov SHAVUOS 1 SHAVUOS 1 Wednenday, June ist Thursday, June tad 8:30 wn.Shachris .10.30 a.m.Sermon #30 a.m.Shachris #:30 pm.Mincho-Maariv 10:20 am.Memorial Services 9:25 p.m.Candie Lighting 9:05 pm.Mincho Maariv Mincho-Kabbolas Shabbos e, Westmount, Que.Fromm Sidroh Bamidbar iday.May 27th Shabbos -\u2014 Ch.4.v.20 1-22 ithers: Ch.6 James Salomon, 20 Surrey and Mrs, Saul Saxe.5177 Grand Ascension By The Yenerable R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D., Rector, Trinity Memorial Church TEYODAY we celebrate an- rose from the dead He was other of the mighty acts restored to the world of of God \u2014 the Ascension of things.It is no wonder that Our Lord.| can well Imagine His disciples took it for people saying: \u20181 can see the necessity of the Resurrection.It was not possible that such a one as Jesus of Nazareth should remain in the grave.The whole universe is of such a nature that perfect righteousness must be vindicated.Hence the necessity of the Resurrection and of the Appearance of Jesus to those who had followed Him.\u201d But the same people might also say : \u201cBut why the necessity of the Ascension ?What purpose could it serve in the working out of salvation?\u201d That, of course, is the purpose of all the mightv acts of God \u2014 by them He worked out our salvation.It was obviously the purpose of the Incarnation \u2014 \u201cHe shall save His people from their sins.\u201d It was equally ithe purpose of the Crucifixion \u2014 \u201cHe bore our sins in His own Body on the tree.\u201d Bul again the questioner asks \u201cWhy the Ascension?\u201d The answer lies in the fact that the whole visible life, of our Saviour was lived on the earthly plans and emphasized earthly and material things.The Incarnation itself was an emphasis on a human, material body like ours.In His Ministry our Lord not only forgave sins, but He healed diseased bodies and distracted minds.He fed the multitude with bread.He even restored the dead to physical earthly life.And when He granted that He would restore the kingdom of Israel.The, Hebrew ideal had always been: a great earthly kingdom; the | idea of Resurrection was a late comer in their thinking.But Jesus had said before\u2019 Pilate: \u201cMy Kingdom is not, of this world.\u201d He was con-, cerned in this world, for He had prayed not that His disci-: ples should be taken out of the world but that they should be saved from the evil, However, if he was to lift their thoughts to a higher level He must do the lifting.As long as He was in the world their love would centre there.If he merely passed out of their sight as He had done more than once after His Resurrection, they would still look for His return.So He led them out of the City to the Mount of Olives, and there He was parted from them and a cloud received Him out of their sight.They realized that the parting was final for the time being, and they returned to Jerusalem with joy.prepared to carry out His order to remain in the City and wait for the next: manifestation of God's power.If Jesus was to lift the vision of His disciples from \u201cpurely earthly things and to have that vision concentrate on heavenly things, it is hard to see how He could have accomplished the (\u2018ransfer of interest more effectively.\u2018Juvenile delinquency is linked by Rabbi to delinquent society Juvenile delinquents are merely the products of a delinquent society.Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern of Temple Emanu-El, said here Tuesday.In an address to the Canadian Progress Club of Montreal at the Windsor Hotel he said that wholesome children came from happy homes, while juvenile delinquency tended to develop from unhappy homes.Dr.Stern said that the home, school, and the church or synagogue.played the most important roles in developing the youth.It was essential, he asserted, that parents should pour out love and, understanding to their children.He deplored the fact that some teachers in the Montreal area had recently announced they were going to another province for better paid positions.PRESBYTERIAN K PRE: co P WITIOUNT en4 VOTERUA AVES.© Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Donald S.Moore, B.A., Student Assistant Sunday, May 29th Mr.Wilkie, Church Schools DORIS KILLAM A.R.T.C., L.Mus.(McGill) Organist and Choir Directer The 124 bus stons at the door © MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount, P.Q.The Rev, Chaos.C.Cochrane, B.A.B.D., Minister 11:00 a.m.11:15 a.m.10:00 a.m.Bible Class 10:00 a.m.Senior Study Group 11:00 am.Church School 11:00 a.m.\u201cPublic Worship\u201d Lesler A.Woodin Organint and Choirmaster Visitors Are Cordially Welcome results.We need the best possible brains and devotion in our society to help the youth,\u201d he said.parents had forgotten the value of church and synagogue as an element in helping mould the child.quency had to do with the moral climate of the community.SUBJECT: \u201cA WHEEL VIEW OF LIFE\" of peace shall bruise Satan under your In the Church Edifice Open to the 3 to 4 p.m.Wednesdays, 6.30 to 8 p.m.public Tuesday.Thursday and Friday, \u201cIn a sociely where the teacher is underpaid we do not get the best Dr.Stern added that foo many He added thai juvenile delin- \u201cWhen it reads about cheating in industry.cheating at tolls, easy money and payola, youth must be affected.\u201d UNITARIAN CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH UNITARIAN Sherbrooke St.at Simpson Sunday, May 29th Preacher: Rev.Robert H.Schacht D.D., Minister First Unitarian Church Providence Rhode Island.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF TRE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST.IN BOSTON, MASS, Sunday, May 29th 1:00 a.m.Sunday School 1:00 a.m.Church Service.Lesson-Sermon: Subject: \u2014 \u201cAncient and Modern Necromancy: Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Denounced\u2019.Golden Text: Romans 16:20.The God feet shortly.8:16 p.m.Testimony Mecting.8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting EVERY WEDNESDAY READING ROOM Shaar Nashomayim Memorial service June 2 to honor World War dead MEMORIAL SERVICES: Memorial prayers for the departed will be read on Thursday, June 2 at 10:20 a.m.The complete service as read from the pulpit is printed in a leaflet to be found on each seat.Special memorial prayers will also be recited for | those fallen in battle and for our Jewish brethern who lost their lives as a result of the horrors of the recent war.It is hoped that those who come for the Memorial Service will remain until the end of the Service and so discharge their duty in the fullest spirit of reverence and devotion.CONGREGATIONAL KIDDUSH: Worshippers and friends are cordially invited to attend the Kid- dush following services the first day of Sahvuos, Wednesday, June 1 tendered by the Sisterhood of the Congregation, in the community hall, in honor of the 22nd annual Bar Mitzvoh Shelf dedication ceremony.FOUNDATION SCHOOL CLOSING: The annual Foundation School party and graduation exercises will be held on Friday, June 17 at 10 a.m.in the community hall.A special program has been prepared by the children and all parents and their friends are cordially invited to attend.JUNIOR CONGREGATION: Sabbath morning services this Shabbos.May 28, will be held in honor of the graduating classes of our Hebrew Religious School.All boys and girls are urged to attend these services which commence al 9:45 a.m.in the Beth Hamedrash.HOME STUDY GROUPS SI- YUM: Members of the Home Study Groups of Shaar Hasho- mayim will convene on Monday, May 30 at 8 p.m.in the community hall for an evening of Torah marking the conclusion of the academic year of study.Papers discussing study program will be delivered by representatives of the groups.The newest addition to the Home Study Group family, Group Hay.will be officially welcomed as a proud partner in the enterprise of Jewish learning.Dr.A.Stilman, general chairman of Home Study Groups, will preside over the proceedings of the evening.The Faculty of Home Study will also attend the gathering.Associated with the general chairman in the planning of the program are the chairmen of the respective study groups: Group Beth, Michael Greenblatt, Q.C., and Melvin Chorney; Group Gim- mel, William Abrams; Group Daled, Mrs.Hillel] Becker; and Group Hay, founding chairman, Mrs.Larry Wainberg.SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount.Montreel Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Miles Wisenthal.M.A.Educational Assistant Otto O.Staeren, Cantor; F.L.McLearon, Organist and Choir Master, SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, May 27th at £:15 o'clock.Annual commencement ever- cises High School Department Religious School.Presiding Dr.Harry J.Stern, commencement address \u2014 Miles Wisen- thal, M.A.Saturday Morning, Mav 28th at o'clock.sermonette: \u2018\u2019The Home Torah\u201d based on Pirke Aboth.SHAVUOTH AND CONFIRMATION SERVICES Wednesday Morning, June Ist at 9:30 o'clock, charge to the Confirmants and blessing by Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern.Confirmation reception follows the worship in the new social auditorium.CLOSING EXERCISES TEMPLE RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Sunday Morning, May 29th at 10:30 o'clock, pupils to meet in their classes as usual at 9:30 o\u2018clock.CONFIRMATION DINNER & DANCE Takes place Saturday Evening, June 4th at 7 o'clock, new social auditorium.Parents and Confirmants will share ia this dinner fellowship.THIRTEENTH ANNUAL FAMILY PICNIC AND FIELD DAY SUNDAY JUNE 12th Auspices Home & School Association 11.30 Of = pon pines me Hayes defends his choice By MARK P.DANIELS Top aides to Premier Barrette indicated today the National Union nominated Murray Hayes as its candidate in Westmount-St.George as a deal\u201d for Greater Montreal.first step in preparing a \u201cnew Mr.Hayes, who holds the No.2 civic post in Canada, was asked to run in the riding by Premier Barrette to guide his government's planning for the metropolis.As vice-chairman of Montreal's policy-making executive committee and head of the committee on MURRAY HAYES capital expenditures, Mr.Hayes has had an opportunity to establish at first hand the needs of the area.He also played a key role in metropolitan studies.and was largely responsible for an investigation now being made on how the City of Montreal could better be administered.\u201cThere has been help from the Provincial Government for Greater Montreal in many fields in recent years,\u201d Mr.Hayes declared, \u201cbut much remains to be done, \u201cIl agreed to run because I had the personal assurance of Premier Barrette that he wishes to do major things for the area.\u201d It was felt that because of Mr % Hayes\u2019 experience as a civic administrator and a businessman, he would be a leading advisor to Premier Barrette, spokesmen declared.Mr.Hayes has long been a resident of West End Montreal.including Westmount.Born in Sherbrooke.Que.he was one of four children of Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Hayes.He was only four when his parents moved to Windsor avenue, Westmount, in 1905 and he lived there untit 1921.He was educated in Westmounl schools aud served with the 74th Battery of Ottawa, going overseas in 1918 as a guaner.On his return, he entered McGill University, graduating from the Faculty of Law in 1921.The same year.he married Dorothy Mead.oï Westmount, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Lewis P.Mead.They set up their home in Notre Dame de Grace, living there until 1945.They have two sons, Murray.Jr.an insurance agent.and George.an account executive, of Winnipeg.Mr.and Mrs.Hayes now live at the Shelbourne Towers, Cote des Neiges road.In 1926.Mr.Hayes was president of the Citizens\u2019 Association of Notre Dame de Grace and from 1930 Lo 1936.he was president of Westmount Baptist -\u2014_\u2014\u2014 New believers to be baptized by immersion The ordinance of Believer's Baptism will be observed al the morning service of the Westmount Baptist Church when a number of Sunday School scholars will be baptized by immersion.The Minister.the Rev.E.J.Bailey.will preach at the morning service on \u201cThe Church with Golden Windows®\u2019, and at the eve- aing service on \u2018Choosing a Church Home\".The Prayer meeting meets on Wednesday night at 8 p.m., and the BYPU oa Friday at 8 p.m.the Notre Dame de Grace Conservative Association.He was employed by Sheet Metal Products, later to become a constituent company of General Steel Wares, in 1921 and became branch manager six ycars later.In the Second World War, he joined the 2nd Reserve Battalion Victoria Rifles of Canada, retiring in 1945 as a captain and company commander.He also served, in the same period, as chairman of the N.D.G.Ration Board, and chair man of the National Committee of Canadian Commercial Travellers.In 1942, he founded Hayes Industries l.td.of St.Lambert and in 1948.became executive vice- president of Mount Royal Dairies and Co.Ltd.Three years later he formed and became president of Hayes Durham Forgings Ltd.He was appointed to the Montreal City Council in 1954 as representative of the Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 Association and re-appointed to a second term in 1957.At that time he was elected to his present post as vice-chair: man of what is, in effect, the, cabinet of Montreal's civic government.He was also named chairman of the Montreal Civil Defence Committee, the Committee on Capital Expenditures and the Municipal Golf Commission.He is a former member of the! 4 Redivision | .passed for second fime | Because redivision papers of a group of lots on Montrose and Clarke avenues became involved jin a technical legal violation be- : Lween Westmount and Quebec City in 1950.City Council was + forced to pass a new motion Tues- | day night again granting the re- division., The complicated story of why | the motion was again before Council after 10 years was given by Alderman Ouimet, He explained the redivision was approved by Council on Ocluber | 16.1950.but the approval was never registered by the Department of Lands and Forests in ! Quebec.The original surveyor.Mr.Ruel, died after preparation of the original plan.The owner.Robert Bruck, was advised of the fact that a technical violation of bylaw 555 existed.© Mr.Bruck authorized preparation of the new plans and Council recommended the original approval be re-affirmed.The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 27, 1960 9 Police witness car accident as NU candidate by Party ts aie ic 10 through a red hight without getting caught, but it is more difficult not to get caught when vou are followed by a police car, and impossible when vou hit another car while going through the hight.Paul Poitras, 39.1645 Provost.told Westmount Police Constables He has served on three boards of Gordon Peace and B.Brown arbitration, appointed by the Min- Monday that he was driving cast ister of Labor, and has represent- on Sherbrooke when he aped the city vn all bond issues since proached the November.1957.He is recarded as Metcalfe.He didn't notice the Montreal Metropolitan Commis ston, forerunner of the present Metro system, and served as vice- chairman of the committee which recommended a metropolitan scheme to the Provincial Govera- ment.| the finance expert on the exeu- light was red and kept on go-' tive committee.Jing.It was he who initiated the study Meanwhile.De Stanislas Per- by Woods, Gordon and Co.to im- ron, 65.4411 Coolbrook.was pro- prove city efficiency.A report of ceding north on Metcalfe on a the management experts\u2019 findings intersection of o green light Going through the intersection.be was struck by Puitras* car.All the while Peace «ad Brown were following Poitras tu their police cruiser.witnessing the whole thing The collision drove Poitras* and Perron's cars up on the lawn of Mes.R Brunner, 401 Metcalfe Oh, yes! Constable Peace gave Poitras a ticket for going through a red light Ten per cent of the farms in the United States produce about >| per cent of all farms products of the nation, these being the larger farms, whieh are tilled by machines, is due shortly.| He also considered the study of Montreal's ambulance situation and was largely responsible for the newly-introduced police ambul-' ance system, as well as the Mitchell Report on traffic and mass transportation needs.He is a member of the Canadian Legion, the University Club, St George's Club and the Shawbridge Golf and Country Club.where he has a summer home JUNE 21 \u2014 FIRST YEAR SUBJECTS His hobbies are golf, fishing and English Accounting © Auditing © Chemistry gardening, ; French Economies © English © History i .His candidacy in Westmount - History Mathematics © Philosophy St.George - at the personal invi- Mathematics Physics © Theology tation of Premier Barrette \u2014 was applauded by Montreal civie officials as a concrete step\u201d towards | speeding up improvements in the whole of Greater Montreal.Yaovyvola College MONTREAL SUMMER EXTENSION COURSES EVENING LECTURES \u2014 For further details and application form write : The Dean, Extension Department, Loyola College 7141 Sherbrooke St.W., Montreal 28, P.Q., HU.4.8487 AUGUST 11 ANYONE may register ADYANCED SUBJECTS Madame Rabbani guest speaker at Baha'i meet This Sunday evening, May 29 at 8.15 p.m.the Baha'is of Montreal will have as their guest speaker, Madame Rabbani, the former Mary Maxwell of Montreal and daughter of the distin- ! guished Canadian architect Wil- fiam Sutherland Maxwell, de- signet of the Chateau Frontenac.She will speak in the Blue Room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel on the subject \u201cNeighbors in a Shrinking World\".Madame Rabbani is the wife of the late Guardian of the Baha'i World Faith, She is the author of the book \u201cPrescription for Living\u201d.The public is cordially invited to attend her talk this Sunday evening.The effective rate of interest on I ROYAL BANK ERSONAL LOANS does not exceed &S% simple interest\u201d WHEN YOU FOR EACH MONTH THE LOAN BORROW \u2018 YOU REPAY COSTS YOU 6 months $20.00 $ 2.07 $120 12 months $10.00 $ 3.78 6 months $40.00 $ 4.13 12 months $20.00 $ 7.56 $240 16 months $15.00 $ 9.79 24 months $10.00 $14.13 12 months $50.00 $18.89 15 months $40.00 $23.08 $600 20 months $30.00 $29.93 24 months $25.00 $35.30 36 months $16.67 $50.80 Loans for smaller or larger amounts, and for varying repayment periods, can, of course, be arrunged.3 subject (0 & minimum charge of $100, and where the loan does not exceed $25.00 the minimum charge ts 504.THE ROYAL BANK OF Over 880 branches Coast to Coast CANADA JO ™ Westmosst Examiner, Fridoy, May 27, 1960 CRA NA BIA RATA Sm TUT KER ae a0 Bn TEE SN RIN MY EE I SNE 4853 SHERBRC HU.4 free peuvery CORNER VICIC Twp my nee Eee AEN dg ~~\" * PREETI WE se © È 3525\" 2\" 1133 ST.CATHERNÇS ST.\\ 6 \"Oem ancy 2225 ROCKI time for a treat with Faberge\u2019s fun-in-the-sun fragrance - STRAW MAT topped in real strow ond polka-dot orange \u2014 goyest gift of the season! > new BAND-AID TRADE MARK \u201d Sheer strips 20c Off 1.49 LISTERINE ANTISI PEPSODENT TOOTH PA KOLYNOS TOOTH PAS SILICARE HAND LOTION sticks better.Harriet Hubbard Ayer 53'- 75° 3.75 LUXURIA CREAM smic NOXZEMA SKIN CREAR WITH YOUR: SKIN ® Becomes almost invisible when applied.© SUPER - STICK =» now shimlined perfume-filled Fabergetle 9.75 Cologne Extraordinaire 2.25 8.78 35.78 Bath Powder with now W soo through top \u201cre ENN i Ges \"GENTLE | 1.25 TUSSY CREAM , LAXATIVE Ix | 2.25 DuBARRY LOTION 1.50 DuBARRY DAINTY 1.50 DuBARRY LOTION MENNEN SPRAY DEODOI with Free Skin Bracer =| 70¢ LAVORIS , 1.or we SAFE- Ton RR > Pr co are pliable, smoother and safer.They can't snop or splinter 39° 59* 98° KITS MILK OF MAGNESIA | PRESENTE CARO, EAU DE LANVIN ; N FOR CHILDRE ; for ADULTS * 40z 33\u20ac à 12 oz.67\u20ac Save 37e GLEEM TOOTH PASTE ; am \u2014 = \u2018ron A LIMITED TIME ONLY WITH FLACON OF PERFUME FREE The sesr PARIS has re orred AEE JUST ARRIVED FROM PARIS! 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Blackburn.Dr.J.P.Ladelpha, Miss Linda and Miss Anne Ladel- pha.Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Byrne, \"Mrs.Mabel O'Hara.and Mr.and | Mrs.G.P.Joyce.all of Ottawa: Dr.and Mrs.J.J.O'Connell, of Brockvilie.Ont.; and Mr.and Mrs.,P.C.Miller.of Toronto.Florence ANNOUNCING .The Opening of The SEW & SEW SHOPPE 342B Victoria Avenue Featuring @ Dress Fabrics ® Materials by the yard We are pleased to announce that MR.PHILIP has now returned from à trip to the Middle East and Australia and has rejoined our staff.AU ESSING 4891 Sherbrooke St.{Corner Prince Albert) W.HU.9-1233 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1960 4 riage took place recently mount.Mrs.Bertrand, formerly the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Duncan Woods of Noire Dame de Grace.Mr.Bertrand is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Daniel Bertrand.in Dominion-Douglas rd THE EXAMINER WOMENS 02010 a.\u2014McKindsey Photo MR.AND MRS.ROBERT FRANCIS BERTRAND, whose mar- Church, West- Miss Ann Elizabeth Woods, is William John Gallop.son of aud Mrs.Mordaunt Wiltiam | Gallop, of Montreal West, took \u2018place on Saturday afternoon, at : three o'clock, in St.| Matthias\" Church.Westmount, the Rev.Selwyn Willis, uncle of the bride, officiating, assisted by ihe Rev.Kenneth Keefe, of St.Mati thias® Church.Mr.N.Hurrle played the wedding music, and the boys\u2019 choir was in attendance.White and yellow snapdragon and white lilac and heather.arranged with greenery.were used to decor- ale the church.BRIDE'S GOWN The bride, who was given away by her father.was in a gown of white poult de soie.fashioned on empire lines with a fitted bodice having a scoop neckline appliqued with Chantilly lace, and a full skirt Mr.: With back panels extending into a chapel train.Her waist - length veil of Chantilly lace was held by a matching lace cap.and she carried a prayer book covered with lilac and sweetpeas.\u2019 Miss Sandra Walsh.as maid of honor for her cousin.and Miss Julia Adams and Miss Anne Gillett of Youngstown and Boston.cousin of the bride.as bridesmaids, were in frocks of aqua poult de faille, having fitted bodices and full skirts with sashes of a deeper tone.They wore picture hats to match their frocks.and carried bouquets of purple lilac and sweetpeas.Little Miss Lynn Bremner.and little Miss Pam Bremner.as flow- ; er girls for their cousin.were in frocks of aqua poult de faille, hav- Il ngagement Mr.and Mrs.A.C.Greenman.of Westmount, announce the en-, gagement of their, daughter.Eliza.| beth Clare, to Mr.Donald Eric Tingle.of Cambridge.Mass., son of Mr.A.T.Tingle, of Minneapolis.| Minn., and Mrs.O.V.Harger.of Des Moines, lowa.The marriage! has been arranged to take place on Saturday.June 11, in Appleton Chapel Memorial Church, Cambridge.Miss Greenman, a former student at College Marie Josce.Autwerp and Ecole Internacional de Geneve is completing her studies this year at Radcliffe.Mr.Tingle, a graduate of Harvard '59, is working ai the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory in Cambridge.Miss Nancy Estelle Willis weds William John Gallop | The marriage of Nancy Estelle, i daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Monta- 1 Guests : gue Castle Willis.of Westmount, to *were: Mr.and Mrs.R.E.Myers, | Mr, 044040400358 0 1 LA 404644400400 Te\" McKENNA OF COTE DES NEIGES Florists RE.8-1124 Approaching Marriages Judge and Mrs.L.Boyer announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Simone, to Mr.Andre Lesperance, son of the late Dr.and Mrs.J.Lesperance.The marriage will take place in St, Lev's Church, Westmount, on June 11.Mr.and Mrs.S.F.Brennan of the Town of Mount Royal announce the approaching marriage of their daughter.Joyce Marian, to Mr.David Henry Scely, son of Mr.and Mrs.E.T.Seely of Westmount, The marriage will Lake on June 24 in St, Peter's Church, Town of Mount Royal.McDevitt-Driver The marriage took place recently in St.Matthias Anglican Church of Miss Patricia Lee Driver, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.V.E.Driver.Winnipeg, Man.to Mr.Robert Stewart McDevitt, son of Mrs.L.F.Petford, Notre Dame de Grace and the late Leo Mc- ing fitted bodices with Peter Pan collars.puffed sleeves, and full skirts.They wore matching bandeaux headbands.and carried Colonial nosegays of Sweetheart roses and sweetpeas.Mr.Peter Gallop acted as best man for his brother.and the ushers were Mr.Alan Willis.brother of the bride, Mr.David Crandall, Mr.Byron Borden, and Mr.James Ferrabee.Mrs.Willis, the bride's mother, was in a gown of Dior blue chiffon | and Alencon lace.She wore a matching hat and accessories, and | a corsage bouquet of cymbidium' orchids.Mrs.Gallop.mother of the bridegroom, was gowned in sapphire blue silk shantung.She wore a hat of the same shade.and a corsage bouquet of Joanna Hill roses.Following the ceremony, the reception was held at the Montreal Badminton and Squash Club.where yellow snapdragon.white shasta daisies, and white and yellow freesia were used as decorations, TRIP TO BAHAMAS Later, Mr.and Mrs.Gallop left for Bermuda and Nassau, the Bahamas.the bride travelling in a suit of blue mohair.and wearing a bone colored- hat and accessories, ' and a corsage bouquet of apricot shasta daisies.Among the out-of-town guests were: Mr.L.C.Herdman, of Toronto: Mrs.W.S.Curtis.of Youngstown, Ohio: Mr.and Mrs.A.F.V, Ellis, of Eastbourne, England: Mrs.H.A.Dickson and Dr.S.J.Bennett.of Cookshire, Que: | Mrs.G.T.Dickson, and Mrs.F.' H.Dickson, of Colebrook, N.H.:' Mr.and Mrs.H.Dickson of Sau-: gerties, N.Y.: Mr.and Mrs.L.Rochester, of Ottawa: Mr.and Mrs, J.Davidson, of Ste.Adele, | Que: Mr.E.J.A.Sinclair, of Barre, Ont.; and Miss Joan Nicholson, of Vancouver.Children 3 SUMMER Adults \u2014 REGISTER NOW 4956 Decorie Blvd.MARY BEETLES announces SUMMER PLAY SCHOOL mornings only Ballet \u2014 Tap \u2014 Baton \u2014 Piano \u2014 Singing Devitt.Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe officiated.and the organ music was played by Mr.Norman W.Hurrle.The bride's attendant was Miss Lorie Dempsey.and Mr.George Arvantes was the best man.Upon their return from their honeymoon Mr.and Mrs.McDevitt will reside in Montreal, * GOLD * COPPER * BRASS © CHROME ® NICKEL © RHODIUM ® CADMIUM © SILVER REPAIRED REPLATED REFINISHED LACQUERED JOHN H.FEELEY & Sons Ltd.Est.1899 Repairing Silversmiths and Elec- tro Platers, Operating Canada\u2019s Largest High Class Job Shop.WE CALL FOR & DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St.VI.5-7947 (A few doors above St.Catherine Bt.) 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The following is a list of those attending the 60th National annual meeting, IODE, in Toronto, May 28 to June 1, from the Province of Quebec: Mrs.J.R.Bev- eridge, provincial president: Mrs.J.C.Manson, regent, Municipal Chapter of Montreal; Mrs.Donald Macrae, Montreal; Mrs.J.H.Gibbs, Mrs.R.M.Rowat, Mrs.A.E.Roodhouse, Mrs.G.A.Winters, Mrs.H.T.Gilmore, Mrs.J.Brodie, Mrs.W.W.Brown, Mrs.Fred D.Crowley, Mrs.Vernon Crowley, Mrs.R.H.Ford, Mrs.E.M.Gibaut, Mrs.S.F.King, Mrs.T.Maltby, Mrs.L.S.Merrill, Mrs.A, W.Myers, Mrs.S.A.Neilson, Mrs.E.Pegg, Mrs.G.Bennett Pope, all of Montreal; Mrs.A.R.Jewitt, Lennoxville; Mrs.Fred Foley, Chambly: Mrs.R.L.Bishop, Sherbrooke; Miss M.Hope Glass, Quebec City: Mrs.C.A.Smith and Mrs.R.Watt, St.Johns.The forty-fourth annual Supreme Session of Oasis Temple No.46 Daughters of the Nile is being held in Miami, Florida the FORMER STENOS & TYPISTS Earn money port time ! 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Balance of 1959 models at drastic reductions.+«0f Quebec when members of the Soc oss, week of June 5 and delegates from one hundred and twenty- three Temples located in Canada, the United States and Hawaii will be present.Mrs.George Louch, Queen of Oasis Temple of Montreal, and Mrs.J.F.Ritchie, Mrs.Ralph M.Bell, Mrs.Maude Towne, Mrs.J.E.Hastie and Mrs.J.W, Davies all from the local Temple will attend the Session, The annual meeting of the St.Antoine - Westmount Liberal Women\u2019s Association, will be held Monday, May 30, at 2.30 p.m., at the home of Mrs.Maurice Cormier.460 Wood avenue.Wesl- mount.Guest of honor will be Senator Muriel Fergusson and the Hon.George C.Marler.vice-presi- dent of the National Liberal Federation of Canada, who will speak on \u201cWomen in Politics\u2019.| | | | | Mrs.J.C.Manson.regent of; the Municipal Chapter LODE was presented with a Life Membership in the Provincial Chapter Executive of the Order entertained at a Coffee Party recently at IODE House.A garden party, in honor of Miss Gillard's 30th year at King's Hall, Compton, will be held at the Forest and Stream Club.210 Lakeshore Drive, on May 31 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.All parents.| husbands and former pupils who wish to attend are asked to con- | tact Mrs.Michael Drummond.1430 Clarke avenue, Westmount.Mrs.Lawrence Wilson of North ; Ferrisburg, Vermont.is a guest of Mrs.Robert Sharwood, Westmount.Mrs.Wilson will be one of the judges for the Fete des Fleurs to be held at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Wednesday, June 1 and Thursday.June 2.Mrs.A.K.Hugessen will be hostess at a garden party and tea at her residence.4386 Montrose avenue, Westmount, Tuesday, May 31 from 4 to 5 p.m., for Branch A of the Women's Auxiliary of Christ Church Cathedral.Pouring tea will be Mrs.G.Hasted Dowker, Mrs.Lionel M.Lindsay.Miss Esther Kerry, Mrs.R.Jellett.Mrs.P.N.MacDermot and Mrs.Stanley Phillips, assisted by Miss Anne Savage and Mrs.M.V.Sadleir.Mrs.J.R.Beveridge.provincial | president and Mrs.J.C.Manson.regent, Municipal Chapter of Montreal, IODE, will be in Toronto May 28 to June |] to attend the 60th national annual meeting of the IODE.t | Mrs.J.Beaudoin Handfield.president of the Quebec Association of Hospital Auxiliaries, has been in Shawinigan, Grand Mere and Cap de la Madeleine where she has visited hospitals and addressed meetings of the auxiliaries connected with them.The opening luncheon of the Ladies\u2019 Branch of lslesmere Golf Club will be held Tuesday.May 31 at 1 p.m.at the clubhouse.Mrs.D.Delfosse will preside.Mr.and Mrs.G.Hiam of West- mount left Liverpool recently in the Empress of England which arvived here this week.The Month of June.Mrs.Jean Conley of St.Mark's Anglican Church Women's Year, recently heid a meeting at the home of Mrs.Marion Phillips, to discuss plans for the \u201cJune Summertime Tea and Fair\u201d, which will be held on the evening of June 8, in the church hall, 1650 Decelles street.Those present at the meeting were: Mrs.J.Reich, MRS.elections and al the Windsor Hotel, Mrs.\u2014Wal-Mir Photo MRS.RICHARD B.KRAMER, founder-president of Beth Sho- lom Sisterhood, who was recent ly elected to the Board of the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods, District No.3 CWY president.Mrs.L.Conley, June Month; Mrs.J.Harber.Summer Season: Mrs.R.Bender, Mrs.R.Janes, Mrs, J.Crotty, Mrs.LL.Dempster, Mrs.P.Larsen and Mrs.D.Sample.Serving on committee of the Fête des Fleurs, to be held at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts June 1 and June 2: Mrs.Ross Malcolm, chairman; Mrs.Arthur Vineberg, Mrs.Goerge Maughan and Mrs.Robert Spence: and on the treasury committee, Mrs.David Culver.treas- # Mrs.|: urer; Mrs.A.R.C.Dobell William B.Lambert John Tyler.and Mrs.Those serving on the publicity committee for the Fête des Fleurs to be held at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Wed.June 1 and Thurs.June 2 are: Mrs.Joseph S.Connolly and Miss Aimmee Cusson, chairmen; Mrs.Douglas Connor, Mrs.E.B.Fairbanks, Mrs.Meredith Smith, 5 Mrs.Edgar Collard.Mrs.* rhert tif Connolly, Mrs.Brook Mrs.Michael Ccott, Hart, Mrs.W.G.Pepall, Miss Patricia Gault, Mrs.Jean Beau- chemin, Mrs.Antoine Geoffrion, Miss Louise MeNichols.Caarke, BEA POSLUNS, who was recently installed Grand Chief of the Grand Temple, Pythian Sisters, Mrs.M Posluns installed head of Pythian Sisters Recently al the Grand Session (Bea) Posluns was elected Grand installation dinner Chief M.Pythian Sisters, efforts and great success in the centre the decorations) Mrs.Peter + \u2014Drummond Photo for the Grand Temple.Montreal.Quebec.The following includes the names of all officers installed.Mesdames M.Rosenstone, H.Kleinman, A.Boudin.H.Wexler.B.Tissenbaum.E.Bruker.I.Le- sonsky, J.TTracton, L.Katz, S.i Pinsky, J.Goldberg, L.Cohen and M.Katz.The Grand Temple consists of | Past Chiefs from the twelve Py- \u2018thian Temples and acts as advisor to all temples.Pythian Sis- ites were founded in Montreal I fifteen years ago, with the ; Mother temple being Calanthe.| Since then, the number of Py- thian sisters doing philanthropy |! here, number five hundred and | four, with Mental Rehabilitation being the main project for the sisters.Pythian men and women are known throughout the world.however Montreal can boast of their Pythian Women, for their existence of Forward House, A social mental rehabilitation on Sherbrooke street, best, and the only one of its kind in Canada, with an ever increasing membership of men and women, who know that at this centre they will find love and understanding and look for- Westmount Exominer, 1 3 Friday, May 27, 1960 Altrusa Club holds closing card party The closing part of the Marathon Bridge Tournament of the Altrusa Club of Montreal.was held in the charmmng Reception Room of Molson's Brewery, on May 16, at 8 pm.After bridge of which some twenty tables were tilled by members as Well as friends of Altrusa, the distribution of prizes won by members who played in the seve eral panels, as well as door prizes contributed by various firms and individuals who are sympathene \u201cto the good work being carried on by the Club, was made.Subsequently, refreshments were served.the generous gift of our genial hosts.The proceeds of the Marathon Bridge Club.ave used for the care of cerebral palsy vietims, Montreal Girls\u2019 Association and other worthy projects.| At the close of the evening.a vote of sincere thanks was ex- , tended to all members and their friends who contributed to the success of the party, as well as to officials of Molson's Brewery, I WISENT ISN'T The wisent was the European bison, a cousin of the American buffalo.Gradually exterminated by hunters, the last wild wisent is said to have been shot in !o- land in 1921, though a few sur vived in captivity Our Justly Famous MR.EMILE \u201cSofty\u201d Permanent Known for the gentle, true performance it imparts io ou oud your hair, Good too, for bleached and tinted hair.Regular $18.00 NOW $10.00 Mr.Emile .Is pleased to announce MISS HEDDA that formerly with Hans Hairdresser, has now joined his staff and will be pleased to serve you.Phone WE.5.0542 WE.5-2486 BEAUTY SALON ward to the day, when they may find their place in this earth and! live a human normal life.! 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STRENGTH \u2014 FLAVOUR \u2014 PURITY New, handy, flip-open | Copto- Cap is hinged to = bottle.Tamper-proof seal.! he) 813g i aBuBaBH BU BHBHBABABHBABOBEIEBEH3EBEBUBEBEBA-RE! + of the world.HE ; dresses were pink rose buds on 5 been proven.bands and they each carried Col- @ onial nosegays of pink sweetheart a roses and white carnations with oa B I R K S pink and white streamers.9 \\ Dr.John Fenwick, was the best a man, and the ushers were Mr.E, a Registered Jewelter Rp American Gem Society T.Fenwick and Mr.T.G.Potter.3 The groom's mother, wore a mn street length gown of sapphire pe blue lace over laffeta with a mat- & BIRKS BUDGET TERMS AVAILABLE ching hat and shoes and she car- A ried a vorsage of white carnations m DIARRA RAR BEBOABEBEBEBEBADIBEBIBABEBEBEN RX THREE ocarions ) IN ournenc | BIRKS 3 Why do BIRKS DIAMONDS represent CANADA'S FINEST VALUE: Birks values are the result of direct buying, from the diamond-cutting centres Birks engagement rings are exclusive in design and workmanship\u2014the creations of our own Jewel Studios.Birks diamonds are scientifically examined for colour, cutting and clarity.Weight is only the last factor ol importance x \u2014 considered afler the quality has Birks | MONTREAL je [31 \u2018YE OLDEN DAYS': A At the Spring meeting of St.Matthias\u2018 Association of Women, the guest speaker was Edgar Andrew Collard of the Gazette, who spoke on \u2018Old Montreal\u2019.The Girls Auxiliary modelled old fasioned garments loaned for the occasion by Mrs.G.B.Dory.From left to right : Penny Turley, 3816 Grey avenue; Jane Collyer, 557 Lansdowne avenue; and Joyce Lecky, 599 Victoria avenue.\u2014Tedd Church Photo = « = > .Fenwick-Harris The marriage took place recently in Church, Margaret Harris, daughter of Mr.land Mrs.W.H.R.Harris of Southsea.Hampshire, England.to Mr.Donald Reid Fenwick, son of Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Fenwick, of [ Yostmount Rev.R.Douglas Pink and white snapdragons, gladioli and shasta daisies were used to decorate, | The bride, who was given away by Mr.Anthony King.wore a short white peau de soie gown styled with a fitted bodice.scoop neckline, long sleeves ending in points over her wrists, and appliqued motifs of guipure lace trimmed the neckline.waist and wrist.Her short full veil of tulle illusion fell from two roses of white peau de soie, and she carried a bouquet of shell pink roses, white stephanotis and German ivy.BRIDE'S ATTENDANTS Mrs.Dorothea King, as matron of honor, wore a short shell pink peau de soie gown with \u2018matching shoes, and a flat bow headdress.She carried a bouquet of pink | roses and while French carnations, Miss Judy Fenwick, the groom's niece.and Miss Linda King, the matron of honor's daughter were the flower girls, and they wore short white organdy frocks over pink taffeta having appliqued bands of white lace on the skirt, sleeves and neckline.Their head- and stephanotis.Following the wedding the reception was held in the home of the groom's parents, pink and white snapdragons and É ONBABGRACALO2IPARERISNSISIRASORNENTNNSHESARIENSNENENESNANRARIAEMENNCS ETAIENT PHILLIPS SQUARE where Dominion-Douglas | Westmount, of Miss Jean { eardio- vaseular field.vont ES Un foldment Just like a bud, our lives unfold, So simply done, by one who knows, As it unfolds, and spreads its leaves, With colors of the perfect rose.The life that forms us, is Devine, No broken links, \u2014 no careless flaws, To mar the beauty of the plan, Of perfect order, \u2014 changeless law.Time's greatest mystery is life, We need not strive, nor yet repine To gain the secret golden goal, For God, supplies the gift devine.DOROTHY SPROULE ; ; EEE) A Children, Save the Child Fund, Mackay Institute, University Settlement House.* Heart Foundation receives bursary Mrs.B.Engelstein, 5344 cam.| berland avenue, president of the | Should You Keep _ Dalse Welfare Club dues Aux Your Fears Secret?iliary together Miller, 6275 McDonald and Mrs.~Confession, a keen observer once M.Greenberg, 5582 Dunmore,| 82id.can be \u201cbad for the reputation\u201d.and June Reader\u2019s Digest tells how science confirms that it can be bad for you \u2018if it weakens your resolve to do something about the problem!\u201d Here's sound advice aboul when to admit \"you're afraid, when to keep silent.Get your June Reader's Digest today \u2014 43 articles of lasting interest.JOHN POOL Foot Specialist both members of the club, presented the Quebec Heart Founda- | tion with a Bursary of $500.Mr.| William Gittes, director of the Foundation, accepted the cheque.! A few months ago, Mr.Irving | Goldenberg, president of the Young at Heart Chapter of the Quebec Heart Foundation spoke to some members of the Dalse Club and stressed the importance of the work carried out by the Heart Foundation whose aim is to promote research against | our No.1] enemy: Heart Disease.Now convinced of the great role; played by the Heart Foundation i Auxiliary has, in the past, helped white shasta daisies were used to DORVAL CIRCLE decorate.ROCKLANO Laler the newiyweds left for a trip to Washington and the South Eastern United States, with in its efforts to coordinate and! \\support research projects in the! the Ladies, 1378 GREENE AVENUE (Near Sherbrooke) | Auxiliary passed a motion to, present the Foundation with a Westmount bursary.The Dalse Welfare Club T.adies|| Painless removal of corns, callouses, ingrown toe nails.the following institutions: Cecile Memorial Hospital, Emotionally Disturbed Children, First Mesifta Latest electric equipment.Plastic arch supports to re- of Canada.Golden Age Group.'f |.Hospital of Hope, Institute for, lieve all weak foot condi- the Blind, Montreal Children\u2019s + ; ' Hospital, Rehabilitation Centre.fons.Children's Supports Bursaries for Baron Byng High a Specialty.School, School for Retarded By appointment only the bride travelling in a while Phone Number wool dress with a matching short jacket, black accessories and WE.2-1545 white kid gloves and a corsage of deep red roses and lily of the: valley, I SO GOOD SO NOURISHING Hospital Aux tea is May I The Auxiliary of the Verdun Protestant Hospital will hold a! tea for charter members on l'ues- day, May 31, in the YWCA, 1355 Dorchiester streel wesl, at 2:30 pm.Dr.Charles A.Roberts, medical superintendent of the hospital, will speak briefly and will introduce Miss M.Andres, dietitian, and Miss J.Handford.occupational therapist, who will describe their work within the hospital.Receiving the members will be Mrs.Alexander Hutchison, Mrs, Andrew Fleming, MBE.Mrs.| Dent Harrison and Mrs.Colin T.Gray, members of the presidential steering committee which has guided the Auxiliary during its formative period.Charter membership in the! Auxiliary will close on June 1 and, it is hoped that those who have not as yet joined will attend this meeting and become members of the Auxiliary, Takes Off Inches Around Waist TORONTO, ONT.\u201cI am most happy with the results J have gotten from using the Naran Plan.T have lost inches around the waist, hips and thighs, 1 feel better than I have ever felt and to my pleasure people have remarked about the change in my mppearance.Needless to say quite a few people have started the Naran Plan through my recommendation.\u201d A.Burrows, Kinsway Cres., Toronto, Ont.Nothing can make you feel more uncomfortable and depressed than the creeping threat of excess weight.You only live once, why waste so much of your life feeling sluggish and discouraged with vour appearance.Once excess weight is removed your whole appearance and out- look on life will improve.It is simple how vou can lose weight | without back breaking exercise or starvation diets.Try the Naran Plan today, it is sold on ' a money back guarantee and is available at your drug store.3 NV Nt Qo Nes Ty MRS.LEONARD BURPEE and MRS.H.W.HINGSTON display articles which will be sold at the Fete des Fleurs Boutique.The Boutique will be one of the added attractions at the Fete des Fleurs to be held June 1 and June 2 at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.The Fete \u2014 a flower arranging competition for amateurs is also an exhibition of the best professional floral decoration.The Professnonal Florists participate by assisting in the over all decoration of the Museum.\u2014 Posen Photo Why compromise?selection of flowers, and meticulous House o Flowers Victor 2-4444 WEDDING FLOWERS It costs no more for better exquisite workmanship attention Mountain St.ot Sherbrooke Mrs.F.B.Sims is elected head of CAC Mrs.E, B.Sims 17 Lloyd street) Lennoxville, heads the new executive named by the Provincial English Branch of the Canadian Association of Consumers, meeting at the YWCA.Montreal, May 25.Mrs.Sims is a past president of the every detail.STORAGE: NRG ITI.1205 Church Ave.STORAGE \u2014 DRY-CLEANING | & LAUNDRY SERVICE It's time to clean household cleanables and get your wearing apparel ready for Spring LAMPSHADE AND GLOVE CLEANING A SPECIALTY Also household laundry and men's shirts beautifully finished 2% of Valuation WINDSOR ; Sherbrooke-Lennoxville Branch and last year was vice-president of the provincial branch.The English Branch of CAC in list of over thirty-five branches, thirty groups tions.The trading stamp committee noted that stamps continue to have been outlawed by provincial legislation in B.C., Alberta and Saskatchewan, controlled in Manitoba by prosecution under the provisions of the Criminal Code.the courts.Further representations the provincial government re- quesling investigation of the situation and enforcement of existing Criminal Code regulations.Retiring president, Mrs.E.H.S.Piper, completing a two-year term of office, outlined some of the na- cial branch is committed to work.These include educational work in connection with and poison control; tain better grading of potatoes, grading and inspection of meat, improvements and economies in the marketing of milk, regulations regarding the manufacture of butter substitutes, and regulations wadding in children's garments, sleeping bags, table pads, ete.Opposition to stamps will continue.PO.8-6679 pg Quebec now reports a membership $ five thousand with |= and sixteen co-operating organiza-|% flourish in Quebec although they |i In| Ontario, a test case is now before = will be made by Quebec CAC to 3 tional projects in which the provin- IN forbidding the use of unsanitary | y The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 27, 17.0 Camp B nai Brith listed | Camp NH'nai B'rith is vituated | at Petit Lac Long.via St \u2018des Monts.The Governor's will be Held on June 2 at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel under the \"patronage of the Prime Minister | of Canada, the Hon.John Diefenbaker which will benefit over 800 needy youngsters, | The following is a list of the governors for the Camp: Mr and Mrs.Paul Sanguinet, Mr.and Mrs.Abe Bronfman Mr and Mes.governors Ball | Samuel Brontman, Mr.and Mrs Gerald Bronfman, Mr.and Mrs Joseph Shapiro, QC: Mr.and Mrs.Ben Robinson.QC: Mr and Mrs.Jack \u2018Tietulman, Mr.and Mrs.Robert R.Mills.Mr.and\u2019 Mrs.J.Bossart, Mr.and Mrs.Max Kape, Mr.and Mrs.J.Cooper, I Mr.and Mrs.David Hopmeyer, Mr.and Mrs.Julius Briskin, QC.Mr.and Mrs.Wim.Heilig, Mr.i and Mrs.John Issenman, Mr and , :Mrs, Charles Paré.Mr.and Mrs.David Abelson, Mr.and Mrs, Jack NT Carefree consumer credit]; elforts to ob-| and MS.Sam MoisHin, Agathe* No under wire to chafe you! , 4159 St.Catherine St.W.dor ORGANES 15 Henry Manël- Mr.and Batt, ta, Mr Mr and Mrs.and Mrs Henry Blatt, Mr.Mrs.Sydney Masha, CHOICE WESTERN BLEEK QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality* Purveyor of High Closs 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 Strapless \u201cConfidential\u201d » Un the sun, and under the moon.or anytime 3 eo fonion demands the youthful, earefree curves of , # a \u2018\u201cOonfidential\u201d\u2019 (contour) strapless.Light l'os of ; ; thin foam rubber moulds a smooth natural contour, 2 No under wire to chafs you .lorious > strapless comfort.No slips, no sh¢fla, to À worry you .\u201cConfidential stays i snug and secure.Hidden \u2018\u2018cuddle-stay\u201d : securely lifts and holds you In a high î 3 young line.\u201cConfidential\u201d contour : = Len drntnl\" atrapless bra 885, embroidered white & fess stale.7.55 cotton broadcloth with batiste elastic À band.Crormfit' 5% \u2014 jormtit E.HARGREAVES REG'D.Corsetieres Miss C.Wright, Proprietor 3 WE.2-7008 ; 16 e 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 V Property For Sale Hampstead 4 BEDROOM SEMI-DETACHED COTTAGE ON QUIET AVENUE FIREPLACE IN LIVING ROOM, SEPARATE DINING | HOOM 15 ~ 12, LAHGE i KITCHEN.TILED BATHROOM ! WITH SEPARATE TOILET.ADDITIONAL FACILITIES IN BASEMENT, OFF FINISHED RUMPUS ROOM.GARDEN SHADE \u2018TREES.PATIO.CARPORT.AND LOW TAXES.$320 IN ALL.OCCUPANCY END OF JUNE PRICE REDUCED TO $20,000 FOR QUICK SALE.PHOTO CO-OP 14904 # wW NEWSAM HU.6.1670 Maetndseer Montreal Real Estate Board 2 Property Wanted Good Revenue Property Wanted APTS & COMMERCIAL CALI, MISS KANDT | 2-8501 RA.2-2472 AFTER 6 P.M | WE.5-5849 | desir- VI SERIOUS buyer requires house, able location Westmount, preferably mod devel, Price range, $40,000.00 to! $:0,0600 00, Please call BU.11-6365.| 5 Country Houses To Let ÉLANS Lake, 4 1poms.bout.parti | valine OR 1 8154 | KNOWLTON.desuable location.sum mer cottages, 7-8 1601.modern WE, = #438 | \u2018 | 7 Resorts RBROME lake.Maple Lodge.Beach, tens, winter in rooms, TV | excellent cuisine.RE 7.4467 7d Boys' & Girls\u2019 Camps CAMPY Wildwood camps ior boys 6-17, established and wate) sports ancludimg; achers.tennis, aguaplinme, water skin.canoe trips, riding ML Camp's #H pontes aud horses, without extia charge, bhandi- Crafts, ete College trained counsellors Nurse Excellent meals Insulated cabins with hol and cold water.Government mspected.Highly recommended Ask for free tustiated booklet Only $30.00 weekly osubsidized) Caution: never place your child in a | Camp vou have not Inspected Wildwood Camp open for an- spection aux Saturdax after novt Dr and Mrs.Martin, Directors \u201cWildwood\u201d Vaudread Que Phone BElmont 3.3317 or vi 4 0002 Separate and girls, aged 1145 All land home cooked 8 Lots For Sale LAKE CHHAMPLAIN ne e + - AT NORTH HERO.VERMONT Prepare tor a liletone of sumuners on the secte shores of Lake Chaplin by the putechise of a let with one huedted [est of lakeshore Hontage at Savage Point Estates foi $2,000 wath « down payment of aenls S800 Sinty miles south of Montreal over good toads on US Route 2 Excellent ishing, swonuntng and tall duck hunting Each lot as sutveyed, and has access road and power.Many of the lots have becubitul shade Uces and wlate bieches siead over an aes of thirty thousand square feel For appointment or further details.wit or telephone John J Deschenes (UN 4618052158 Hank Street, Hurhnglon.Vermont 12 Apartments To Let Weredale Park #2 Let modern rat tenent tractive patk location Call davs, WE 3 1053, T HRT WESTMOUNT, wat Fully cawmpped cvenings, WE Shethrooke Street West} sear City Hall, 6 hight, spacious teen apartment heated, hot water.frigidaire, stove taxes pad.$156.00 | monthly Sublet ease renewable July | Let or later.WE 5 08) \"1958 TRIUMPH.REPAIRS OF ALL The Westmount Exeminer, Friday, Mey 27, 1960 \u201cEAR | \u201cHunter 1.0451 Please phone your Ads early in the week.Ne Ads sccepted offer 10:30 e.m.Thursdey for current issse.For your convenience, Adisher on duty Tuesday end Wednesday The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising 10 Words 50° 4c for each additional word until 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1-8451.v | i 20 Rooms To Let BED-sitting room, privileges.Days, WE.3-434); evenings, WE, 5-79 24 Autos For Sale 1958 Sunbeam Rapier Mardtop, radio, low tmileage.immaculate.Call Dick Fortin, WE.7.4561.very eco condition.reasonable price.PO, 7-5808 |24 Autos For Sale Plymouth Belvedere 1957 station wagon, automatic, 6 cylinder, Like new, Call Dick Fortin, WE.7-356 AUSTIN Cambridge 1958, radio.two tone green.perfect, one owner, beauty in two tone green, $1.275.private sale.Evenings.RE.09-7460.Trades and Professional Cards Same Price as Regular Ads Building Repairs General Contractor CARPENTRY PAINTING HOUSE REPAIRS - CLEANING FREE ESTIMATES MElrose 4-3150 \u2018PAINTING \u2014 CARPENTRY GENERAL.REPAIRS FILOORS AND WALLS REASONABLE RATES HU.8-1020 AFTER 6 P.M.Harvey & Murray General Contractors Moderisize Kitchens, basements, garages and car porches, MELROSE 4-2180 Business Services KINDS TOASTERS \u2014 IRONS LAMPS \u2014 WINDOWS SCREENS \u2014 ETC PICP-UP AND DELIVERY PHONE AFTER 7 P.M.ORLEANS 7-3953 FURNITURE POLISHING YOUR FURNITURE TOLISHED IN YOUR HOME OR AT THE OFFICE BY ENGLISH! CRAFTSMAN WITH 30: EXPERIENCE IN LONDON, HU.4-8106, YEARS ENGIAND.Cartage and Moving MacCALLUM deliveries, 1-9774, Moving, mobile home con voy.HU.AVAILABLE anytime tor any kind of! moving: call Roger WELLINGTON 3-1491 Carpets ee Anything In Le Interior \u2014 Exterior Carpentry STORE FRONTS PLANNED KITCHEN PLAYROOM REASONABLE PRICES GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP J.Nielsen Reg'd.WE.7-7391 EVENINGS WE.5-45 Dressmaking EUROPEAN dressmaker - 17 designer.dresses, suits, coats made fo measure Alicrations.Specializes an lace.$110 Sherbrooke.Apt 1.Dressmaking DRESSMAKER designer, alterations, work guaranteed.WE.3-7420.West- mount, DESIGNER, European.Gowns, suits, coals, made to order.Alterations, Work guaranteed.HU.9-2045.Educational Summer Classes COMMENCING JUNE 14 BALLET - TAP - BATON PIANO SINGING ADULT CHILDREN Play School MORNINGS ONLY CHUL.DREN 1-6 YEARS Mary Beetles 4956 DECARIE BLVD.HU.86-5170 Furniture Repairs ANTIQUE finishing.to order.Cabinet Greene, furniture restoration, re- Cabinets and furniture wade repaired, remodelted.John's Making Regd, rear 1251 WE.7-4879.Music Lessons GUITAR LESSONS REGENT 9-8311 RES.HU.6-2215 Pest Control ALI pest control weed, brush ! Canada.Free RI.7-2457.Television Repairs Scott T.V.And Radio Service FAST, RELIARI.LE AND FULLY GUARANTEED.95°» OF WORK DONE IN HOME.$2.50 PER CALL ANYTIME RI.4-1209 including \u201cthroughout Pestroy Ltd.services eradication estimates, NO FIX \u2014 NO PAY ANY MAKE MODEL SERVICE DAY \u2014 NIGHT AND SUNDAYS $2.50 PLUS PARTS PHONE HUNTER 6-4577 Trade School Bartending School Course in Bartending, walters, busboys.waitresses, refresher course, elc.New term starting soon.Enroll now at 1500 St.Catherine Street West.Suite 104, WE.2-658).\u2014 STILL 21b Nursing Homes _ Now Open Bonnie Brae Convalescent Home Private, semi-private accommodation.24 hour specialized care, special diets.Kind, cheerful atmosphere.For appointment MISS PHYLLIS MacKENZIE PONTIAC 6-7490 29 For Sale Turnabout Shop Summer Closing IHURRY TO THE SHOP WHILE WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SUM MER CLOTHES WE CLOSE ON JUNE 24TH AND RE-OPEN ON AUGUST 24TH ALL SUPPLIES ACCEPTED UNTIL: JUNE 4TH, ACCEPT SCHOOL B1.AZERS ONLY.TUNICS AND Turnabout Shop Inc.386 Victoria Ave.HUnter 8-8262 AFTER WHICH WE WILL EVELEIGH- PATTERSON LUGGAGE COMPANY F.Reeve Eveleigh, proprietor EVERYTHING IN LUGGAGE HANDBAGS, WALLETS, BILLFOLDS, UMBRELLAS, ETC.LUGGAGE REPAIRS 4190 ST.CATHERINE W.(Corner Greens) | WE.5-2101 For Sale Movie Projectors Paillurd, for 16mm or 8mun.Also movie camera; two bedroom sets: chesterfield 29 set; table lamps: floor lamps; rugs, 9 x 12'; oil paintings: kitchen table; electric Gurney stove.double oven; Leonard refrigerator, etc.WE.2-81474.Like New Large deluxe, double oven.completely automatic electric Westinghouse stove.Also 14 cubic foot self-defrosting 1m- perial frigidaire with freezer.both in perfect condition.RE.7-6852.DINETTE.5 pieces.No-Mar: EPNS silver tea service.WE.7-1561.BABY'S crib, mattress, strong \u2018playpen, large sizes.$12.00 both.Bargain.WE.5-8032.i 10 CHINESE rug.finest Mongolian.9 x 12, $300.00: Persian Sarouk hall runner, 12 x 36, $125.00, both perfect condition.RE.8-7122, ROYAL Crown Derby dinner set, Circa 1890.complete service for 13, white with gold edge.106 pieces, wonderful condition.HU.6-0796.| MODERN love seut; console radio, $30 each.WE.7-4811.ANTIQUE Sherulon tea table: loveseat with down cushion, HU.1-2241.32 Domestic Help Wanted housekeeper to elderly WE.35-1796.COOK general for elderly couple, small house.Redpath Place.own quarters, references required.Phone evenings.VI.5-0515.COOK general.plain- cooking.; COMPANION lady.Live in.Drive car.2 adults.good wages, references required.WE.\u2014\u2014 h-6807.SPECIAL.OFFER TO WESTEND RESIDENTS CARPETS WHOLESALE PRICES WII TON BROADI.OOM $2.75 YD.RUGS, WALI.-TO-WALL $3.95 YD.SAMPLE ROOM 3442 ST.DENIS ST, AV.8-5037 AV.8-7683 ONE Loup table «(Deilecraîts.mahogany.16° square, 26° high with bevelled plate glass insert.$20.00; one hanging lamp fixture chrome), with finely patterned transtucent convex shade, 22\" diameter with 4 lamp sockets.A superior fixture.530.00: one lady's desk.mahogany, with fetter rack and drawer, 34 x 19 x 30 high.classic lines.$25.00.RE.7-0702.Electric Guitar HARMONY \u2014 BRAND NEW BEST OFFER \u2014 HU.4-6705 MINTON china: cut Bisque china figures; plate: antique swing rors: china: lamp; HU.9-7819.erystal: Sheffield toilet mir- step-stool.ASTRAL refrigerator, medium size, rood condition, $70.00.Call WE.2.5480 VISCOSE rug.9 x 12 335.00; 4188 Dec- carie, apt.I: HU.8-852 _ LARGE size baby et with plastic covered mattress, like new.$25.00, WE.T-9794.33 Domestic Employment Wanted HANDYMAN wants work.washing walls.remove double windows, painting, clean floors.Frank.PO.9-7546.34 Help Wanted Female what have you.Call Junior Stenographer WE NEED AN ENGLISH STENOGRAPHER TYPIST FOR OUR OFFICE LOCATED IN THE WEST END OF THE CITY.APPLICANT SHOULD ALSO BE WILLING TO DO GENERAL OFFICE WORK, 5 DAYS WEEK.BLUE CROSS AVAILABLE.PLEASE PHONE.WE.7-9238 PRIVATE NURSING HOME REQUIRES TRAINED ATTENDANT R.N.2 PRACTICAL NURSES APPLY \u2014 7005 KII.DARE ROAD.MONTREAL 29 | BOX 69% GIRLS of 16 and 17.to work with j girls 8 to 11 years.at University Settlement Camp.June 29th to August 25th.A valuable and worthwhile experience in volunteer leadership.Please phone AV, 8- 8686.University Settlement, DRESSMAKER wanted for alterations and _new work.Call HU.6-1982 Help Wanted Female ADD TO THE FAMILY INCOME WE TRAIN YOU TO START EARN BE ING AN AT ONCE NFAR YOUR HOME AVON REPRESENTATIVE NATIONALLY ADVERTISED COSMETICS ALMOST SELL FOR INFORMATION CALL | VICTOR THEMSELVES NOW 2-8158 center of city.City references.$30.00 weekly.VI.9-283].COOK housekeeper or general, summer months or longer.Laurentians, Se 36 Help Wanted Male OPPORTUNITY FOR BOY WE REQUIRE BRIGHT RELIA BLE BOY FOR PERMANENT POSITION.AGE 16 - 20.INTERESTING WORK IN PROGRESSIVE FIRM.CALL MRS.NEIL, HUNTER 1.2771, 8 A.M.TO 5 P.M, 36 Help Wanted Male NOTICE OF APPLICATION \u2014 - es _\u2014 FOR DIVORCE G d Notice is hereby given that GLORIE LOUISE HERCUS GAILLACH of ar ener Wanted the Town of Dorval in the District of Montreal.Province of Quebec.Small garden.Westmount.once Canada, will apply 10 the Pariia- weekly, day or evening, WE, ment of Canada at the present or next 7-3317.or next following session thereof for a 38 Sales Help Wanted Male - Female Sales Opportunity SALESMAN WITH CAR.WHO IS LOOKING FOR MORE OPPORTUNITY THAN PRESENT POSITION, IN DIRECT SELLING FIELD, CAN LEAD TO SALES MANAGER.COMPLETE TRAINING, WITH SUBSTANTIAL COMMISSION INCOME, CULLING WATER CONDITIONING HUNTER 1-4433 STOP PRESS ADS SENIOR student wanted, as motlier's helper, one infant, part of summer spent on Jake near St.Agathe.RE.8-9663, Bill of Divorce from her husband.ALEXANDER CAMERON GALLACIIER of the Town of Upper Woodlands in the district of Beauharnois.Quebec.Canada, uir-pilot and exccutive, on the ground of adultery, Dated at Montreal.bec, April 28th.1960.J.CAMPBELL LAING.Solicitor for Applicant.James St, P.Q.Province of Que- 266 St.Montreal.West, Temple Emanu-el Final classes, confirmation head services SABBATH SERVICES: Friday evening, May 27 at 8.15 p.m.Don't be a Beatnik and Beat your Carpet with a Stick.CALL US CHAMPAGNE Carpet Cleaners Ltd.Chesterfields Cleaned also.TEL.CR.4.5419 6272 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.Snowdon, Westmount, Dewntown, Cole des Neiges, AIRPORT NEWS DAILY TAXI SERVICE FROM Town Mi.Royal, St.Laurent $3.50 Pk.Extension, N.D.G.$3.76 Outremont, Verdun $4.25 Bordeaux, Cartierville $4.50 FOR ALL FLIGHT SCHEDULES TO AIRPORT AT DORVAL PLEASE TELEPHONE CITY CAB FE.4-3312 FOR RESERVATIONS You can be picked up at Home or Airport Saturdays by the new M/Y \" $75.00 return.For the more ambitious, two bon, etc., at $1050.60 all inc Olympic tickets is still avai ment of Phone : Summer Is Here Again! 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Special 17-day Excursion Economy Class round trip, Montreal \u2014 Rome +\u2014SAVE \u201812220 See your Travel Agent or any Canadian Pacific Office.And while you're there ask about Fly Now and Pay Later plan.PHONE UN.1-9361 AIRLINES Ais cargo warried on all Rights 18 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 27, 1960 THEIR FINAL inter-squad test is set for tonight at the Verdun Stadium when these members of the Als Canadian players\u2019 camp will face each other in an exhibition game.Left to right: John Mouland, Als\u2019 coach Perry Moss, Len Davis, Brian Hughes, Ed Asselin, president of the QRFU who will receive the proceeds of the game; Vern (Cookie) Griffith, Bob Anderson, who will quarter the red team.The players are from N.D.G.Maple Leafs, Eastern junior champions.Under 15 age group swim meet The YMCA Open Provincial Age Group Swimming and Diving Championships sanctioned by the Canadian Amateur Swimming Association will take place Saturday, May 28, at 7:00 pm.St Laurent College Swimming Pool, 625 Ste.Croix blvd, Saint Laurent, This \u201cwill be the first official swimming meet held in the Prov: ince to establish age group metric records, Another first is the diving competition to test the skill and technique of the Prov mee's best young divers.One of the highlights promises to be the 100 metre free style May 28 with} Susan Conklin (NAAN) and\u2019 l\u2019auline Hubbard (Snowdon y».In the Recent Open Provincial Meet, Pauline nosed out Susan in a Special 12 and under 100 vard race.Candy Stevenson (MAAA}, Provincial Breaststroke champion will be challenged by runner-up, Maxianne Berger of Concordia, John Montminy and Catherine Fares, Provincial Inter-Y Diving champions are among the many diving entries received from the various swimming clubs.The youngest swimmer and diver is, More and more golfers enjoy life at its best! Duffers and champions .at the 19th hole everyone calls for O'Keefe Ale.Here is ale as it should be: refreshing, mild-tasting.The mild taste of O'Keefe Ale is natural \u2014 brewed 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.drint O Keefe.the Mild ala! 7 year old Robert Montminy of the YMCA.Among the outstanding swimmers are Claude Fournier, Laurent Trudel and Pau! Caron from Palestre Nationale, Graham Wade (YMCA) who has been leading the 14 and under group.Tom Arusoo.holder of the Provincial Record for butterfly, Donna Conklin MAAA, Peter Mathon from Davis YMHA and many others, Among the clubs to be represented are the MAAA, Palestre Nationale, Snowdon YW-YMHA, Davis YW-YMHA, East End Boys\u2019 Club, YMCA, YWCA, Concordia and, for the first time, entries have been posted by Dorval Recreation Association and other Lakeshore Swim Clubs, This meet is organized by Fraser Wade, physical director of N.D.G.YMCA, Rowers start season May 28 The first rowing rcgatta of the 1960 season will be held Saturday, May 29.Racing commences at 1 p.m.and the program includes the following events: 145 Ib.four; 155 Ib.single: 155 Ib.four, 145 Ib.cight;: heavy four: 155 Ib.eight; open single: heavy eight.Crews start from the bottom of the canala and finish at the Lake St.Louis Angling Club.Four rowing clubs will be represented at the regatta: Montreal, Ottawa, Brockville and Lachine.At the 1959 regatta Brockville won by one point with the Montreal and Lachine clubs tying for second.It is hoped that the Lachine Oarsmen will reverse last year's de- feat.Regatta training at Lachine has been marred by a series of misfortunes: The training eight shell was damaged, two practice | fours nceded major repairs, the crews forced to make a hurried\u2019 landing on Dixie Island after springing a leak.The schoolboy A-crew of D.Nielson.T.Denny.B.Johannsen and D.Plesman appears to be in, good form and are expected to do well.The new first-year school- boy-oarsmen will be initiated at\u2019 Lachinge's opening regatta.If they continue to improve at their present rate, several of these , youngsters will soon be challen- | ing the more scnior schoolboys for their places in the A-four.All the crews, plus friends and spectators will relax at the Re- | gatta Dance which will be held at the Lake St.louis Angling! Club House, in the evening.Don't ever race other boats.Under high speed it is harder to avoid collision and the wash from your boat could capsize smaller craft Adastrians defeat Toronto bringing cup home since 1931 Adastrians defeated Toronto Yorkshire Cricket Club and became the holders of the J.Ross Robertson cup, Final scores were Adastrians 136 and 191 for six declared lo Yorkshire 67 and 108 for two, the decision resting on the first inning result since the required two innings were not completed.The Cup, a challenge trophy, was inaugurated in 1910, was first brought to Montreal in 1922 and was retained by McGill Cricket Club until 1928.Adastrians are the first Montreal eleven to regain the cup since 1931 when it was held by West Indians.In Montreal and District Cricket League \u2018A\u2019 Division matches played Saturday, West- mount 96 for two defeated Rolls Royce 95, and Canadair 183 drew with West Indians 152 for nine.\u2018B' Division Adastrians 81 trounce mount 34; West Indians 44 for one defeat Canadair 43: Mount Royal 152 for seven turn back Rolls Royce 58: T'CA 53 for 0 conquer Wanderers 48, and Stelco 37 for 2 outlast Verdun 36.THE RESULTS \u201cA Division Westmount 96 for 2 defeated Rolls Royce 95\u2014J.Ries 70 not out, K, Bran- rer 13, E.Gibson 1 for 30.E.Gibson 15, K.Branrer 4 for 17, R.Corney 2 for 15, G.Taylor 2 for 18, G.Weather- head 2 for 19.; Canadair drew with West Indians 152 encounters saw West- ! for 9 GG.Ellison 44, C.Hurtord 37 not oul, J.Andrews 24, A.Rowlson 22, H.Wilkinson 7 for 42, K.Wilkinson 2 for 27.N.Harris 53, J.Garvey 30.R.Thomas 18, H.Edwards 17, C, Hurford 6 for 30, G.Ellison 2 for 52.\u201cB\u201d Division Adastriuns 8] defeated Westmount 34 -A.McLaghlan 27, M.McLean 15, N.Goacher 4 for 25.J.Widdop 3 for 23, N.Stanford 14 not out.A.Patterson 5 for 12, B.Carter Z for ti.West Indians 44 for | defeated Cuna- dair 43- V.Howard 28 not out, R.Clark 15, V.Furley 4 for 14.L.Farley 2 for 13.Mount Royal 152 for 7 defeated Rolls Royce 38 L.Bagot 44, Robinson a9, D.Greig 39, E.Richards 20.Child 3 for 76, J.Wicks 2 for 88, R.White 16.R.Child 10, D.Greig 5 for 14, G.Brown 4 for 14.TCA 53 for 0 defeated Wanderers 48 - D.Funnetl 27 not out, L.V'Driesen 30 not out, E.Russell 15, G.Plain 13, A.Rolston 4 for 14, D.Funnell 2 for 13, P.Walbridge 2 for 5 Stelco 37 for 2 defeated Verdun 36 \u2014J, Kirkham 19, M.Gibbsons 10 not out, C.Lewis 2 for 13, R.Seetteram 9 not out, T.Dugdale 6 for 22, J O'Donnell 3 for 9.Carleton road race The 10th annual Carleton Place Road Race will be held Saturday, June 25 at 7 p.m.In addition to competition for the Miller Trophy by individual contestants, a team event has been added to this ycar\u2019s race.Distance runners and teams from athletic clubs, armed forces units.schools and YMCA branches in Quebec and Ontario have been invited to enter. J Flies ALLIE à pari OT NEVER BEFORE has football taken over a good part of the May sport pages.Never before has an exhibition game been played so early like the one that is slated for the Verdun Stadium, tonight.Canadian players attending Als spring training camp will test their muscles again for the last time, and the best will come back to attend the big camp early in July.With all the bad weather over the weekend, Friday could be an ideal night for a game of football.* + x couniry was in town and renewed works, looting all expenses .\u201c| The Montreal curling season is move will be Cornwall and then club to open in this area.closed finish up.He spent two months ! Bryan Hawkins of Town McCormack of St: Lambert 10- Leader Bowling Alleys.John Redaying with McCormavk were George Mansfield.tennis pro ¥\u2014 working out of Toronto as his home | city but England is his native Caledonia closes acquantances with old friends.' ° This is his fifth year with Pepsi curling season Cola.the place where Bill Bourne His first stop was Snowdon YMHA, over.then Cote St.Luc and Chateauguay , .; his last port of call ! His Buoy i Caledonia Curling Club.the last proceed west.From Toronto he out an exceptional vear with the moves into Western Canada then playing a the Last Chance Bon- back to the East where he will \u2018Pie! finals.down Halifax way last year.Dur- Mount Royal Curling Club, with ing the winter, George takes up Frank McCarthy.Phil Everson and squash.| Tom Doran out front defeated * ¥ * 4 in the main event final for the After spending nearly all day Hillside Trophy.and part of Saturday evening at Brunel.News Bureau of Dow Brewery found the traffic outside not as bad as the noise in the ; Larry Elliott.| Jumping in to an early 5-0 lead, alleys with pins and balls clashing Hawkins coasted the rest of the way.+ + + Three consolation eveni rinals A so ; were also run off at the same time.far > route os Juvenile ; In a competition, Doug McEwan ; he = jof Outremont won 10-5 over Bob Tay June 3 at on eee Park.Little of Heather.K.Weldon of Fri day ¢ Micke MacDonal a , Caledonia, whose lone loss was y.y * to Hawkins 54 in the semi-final.QAHA minor registrar has a team nr _ from Cote des Neiges in the league defeated Pat Ross of St.Johns 10-3.- .| Closest consolation final was Ron * * + ; | Lister's 9-8 win over Hermar Bars- Dam Ryan, well-known in the chel of Lachine.Lister turned the paddling and sporting circles has | (rick with a dazzling last rock a new story to tell on seals.In the ' fall of last year, Dan got a report of a seal killed by some duck hunt- Softball games listed for week ers.The seal weighed only 63 pounds and was about six months old, but after examining the Friday.May 27.Mosquito: Marlins vs Sugar Kings 2: Red Wings vs Jets 3.together.stomach of the little fellow.280 small fish up to seven inches long were found.Quite a pantry these seals carry around with them.* #* +* Monday.May 30.Pee Wee: A fish story Lo end all fish stories Cardinals vs Cubs.2.+.A sportsman battled for hours Tuesday.May 3), Bantam: to Jand an enormous trout.When it Orioles vs Indians.2.was eventually landed, the| Thursday.June 2.Bantam: awestricken on-lookers babbled ; yankee vs White Sox.2.their amazement at a fish of such gigantic proportions but the angler did not appear to share their ex-',, To ; J citement.He stared at the monster | Temriory South oo te the Jamie gloomily, then turned and asked \u201c \u2019 a : Tennessee was a part of the of oss McConnell, Tom Cogan and | meet May 28 Unity Boys\u2019 Club of Westmount will be the hosts to the 7th annual track and field meet to be held at the Verdun Stadium.Saturday, May 28.the morning and the semi-finals and finals in the afternoon.Kach competitor may enter four events joniy.No competitor may enter more than three track or three ! field events.| The Rotary Club trophy will be presented to the club with the high- \u2018esl aggregate.Individual trophies and awards will also be presented.The midget age is 8.9 and 10: \u201cjuniors, 11.12 and 13.and intermediate 14.15 and 16.There will be special events for six and seven year old boys and girls.Clubs entered are: Rosemount Boys\u2019 Club.University Settlement.Point St.Charles Boys\u2019 Club, East End Boys\u2019 Club, Lions Boyvs' Club.\"Tyndale House.Weredale House.Negro Community Centre.Montreal Children's Hospital.Dawson ; Boys\u2019 Club.Westmount YMCA.Sf.\u201cAndrews Youth Centre, | Food golf tourney slated for June 15 Sam Cohen of Steinberg's Ltd.was selected as chairman of (he golf committee of the Food Distri- , butors of Montreal.© Gerard Carriere of Couvretie Sauriol Ltee.was named secretary.The 31st annual golf tournament will be held at the Lachute Golf Club June 15.Four trophies will be up for competition.They are the Drynan.Freeman.Hiram Walker and Bou- drias Trophies.Other committee members are: | P.Boudrias.G.Brunette, J.Berry.°S.Wakelficld, R.Messier, F.Raymond.C.H.Martel.M.Rowe.R.| Duclos.W.Simpson.A.Nixon.B.Unity track All track heats will be run off inl È The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, Mey 27, 1960 Tex Coulter goes to soccer DeWitt \u2018Tex\u2019 Coulter, a top football lineman up until a couple of seasons ago when he retired from the Alouettes, is lining up with a new sport.The affable giant named a director of has been the cordia soccer team and will handle the office of public relations and promotions director and also look the after program.Con- 19 For a fellow who hus never been in soccer in any capacity before, Tex fedls the job is a real challenge.1 think soccer is due to make big strides in Canada and 1 would like to feel 1 could help make it grow.\u201d he said Concordia is a member of the new International League and also of the Interprovincial eir- cuit.Powered boats should always slow down when coming to moor- [INR and give swimmers a wide j berth.! 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