The Westmount examiner, 10 juin 1960, vendredi 10 juin 1960

[" Y Es i Fu ; sat eue \u2018 * \u20ac > VOL.XXXI, No.23 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, JUNE 10.1960 28 PAGES.1-0451 Editeriei Department \u2014 Accounting Department Hu.1-277) John W.Sancton, President and Publisher Les Mitler, Managing Hugh E.McCormick, Chairman Editor Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Monager Miss Evelyn McKinnon, Circulation Manager The Examiner nims te be un independent, clesn newspaper for the home, Mail sub Member devoled le publie service.vent.Five cents n copy.Ansucintion.Authorized as 2nd Clans Mall, scriptions: $0.00 per peur: $01.25 half of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Post Office Dept, Otlèva.WE SAY Our air pollution worst in America NE of the highest concentrations of smoke in Ms air of any city of North America has been recorded \u2014 yes, vou guessed it \u2014 in Montreal's midtown, Sampling during the winter and early spring at Burnside and Crescent streets showed an air pollution worse, even, than what is commonly accepted as America\u2019s smokiest place, Pittsburgh! While not smack-dab in midtown Montreal.we in this area nonetheless breathe a good proportion of that air what drifts in upon us {to say nothing of what we soak up when we work, shop and play in that part of the metropolis.Nothing is said about injurious gases except that these usually go hand in hand with smoke and dust.The industries of the East End.including the oil re- lineries which have been blamed for some of the malodorous pollution of air all over the metropolitan areca.are energetically studying their possible contributions to the problem.But automobiles and even heating systems are suspected of doing.their share of the damage and more than isolated action indeed, concerted community action \u2014 is indeed to reduce this menace to our urban living.a.vs Sel UE nt EE EE BY THE WAY HEN every car has its telephone and its radio, there will be enough noise in a 10-mile traffic jam (o cover a whole county, especially as a driver who has asked for a number \u201cwill be told by loudspeaker when his call is through.\u201d It will have to be a very loud speaker to be heard above the dance music, the cackling of studio audiences, and the thousands of telephone conversations in progress.In the case of accidents, will the plea \u2018I was on the phone al the time\u2019 be allowed ?\u2014Beachcomber r RO YOU SAY Reader disappointed at teacher tactics AN OPEN LETTER Sir: Being a member of a professional association myself plus being a member of management, I've followed the presentation of your case vs, the Protestant School Board with great interest.My initial general sympathy gradually changed to keep disappointment at your amateurish and stoppy handling of what has been and, I imagine still is.a matter of concern to you.Any of us who have been or still are under the employ of someone, must realize that whether we agree or not, it is the man who pays the monthly stipend who has the final say.If we are to disagree and with good cause, il is in our best interest to best present our case.Why.1 ask, were the Home and School associations not asked to publicly state their views?If they were asked, why was your case not ade- qualely presented to them so that their sympathy at least would be with you.In a letter from Mr.Boyd, Misses MHat- field and King to Mr.Miller of The Monitor you state \u201cPossibly vou and your readers ., .are not aware of the following facts .\u201d and you go on to state an instance or two.\u2018The fact that, for example you might receive $1,700 more annually for teaching in Sudbury or Cornwall or Fort Williar> is scuant compensation for upheaval of home and family and into an area you know little about.No.kind sir.there's more to it than that.Please dont cloud any future negotiations with a \u201cprovisional\u201d tag to your present acceptance.Why don't you release to the public that many teachers in your associations bad broken ranks and had individually asked for contract renewals for 1960-61.At some of your own meetings, much time hus been spent in \u201cfiring up\u2019 members who wanted to exercise their right to think for themselves.A single woman teacher who is sole supporter of an invalid mother tor instance, can ill afford possible loss of income ill - timed bickering might cause.1 must add at this time my gratitude to the newspapers for their factual and unbiased treatment of this belabored affair.One aspect they have unsuspectingly uncovered is the lack of public sympathy CRS eg HEGRE THEY SA Obedience is the mother of success, and is wedded to safely.\u2014 Aeschylus Parliamentary wives busy themselves producing Canadian doll collection By NAT BERNSTEIN The somewhat tranquil exterior of the Ross Webster home, perched atop Cote St.Antoine road in Westmount, entirely belies the concentrated and often exacting activity taking place behind the closed doors.Mrs.Ross Webster answered my rin the young man I'm going to bore to death.\u201d I hoped not.They had told me I was to do a story on dolls.And being so in- cliried, 1 looked forward to the interview.It turned out, however, the dolls | was to write about were not the dolls l\u2019d thought about.In fact.1 mel a scale-sized, well- mustachioed model of the Sieur de Maisonneuve and a well-clothed representative of that old MAAA.And a snowshoe.Mrs.Webster told me these were her creations.There was another of Marguerite de Bourgeuys which had been dressed by the sisters of the Congregation of Notre Dame in Westmount.She disclosed the interest in dolls \u2014 and Canadian doils for that matter \u2014 began at a tea party attended by a large group of parliamentary wives, about a year ago.Someone had pointed out that although there were many representative collections of European dolls, there were no Canadian, And so 100 energetic parliamentary wives dedicated themselves to the building of a collection.The dolls would represent every province and certain periods in Canadian history.Each doll would also be accompanied by a short biography.And so the technical work began.Mrs.Webster explained she used malerials to correspond as much as possible to the individual depicted.If necessary, dyes were used.Authough she attempts fo adhere to the real thing, she tries to he original as well, - The chief difficully in dressing the dolls is their small size, Mr.Webster explained.The doll of the Sicur de Maisonneuve had (aken her 21 hours to com- picte.The doll-dressers must, she said, make their own patterns, and the intricacies of sewing the small clothing tend to make the job that more dil- ficult.Ideas for the dolls are derived from the photo or written word in history books.Interest.in the doll collection is quite intense, Mrs.Webster said.\u201cYou get to the point where everything in the house has to be nailed down \u2018else it will be used in the doll-dressing.\u201d Mrs.Webster added fictional characters from Canadian literature will also be depicted by the doll - dressing enthusiasts.The dolls, she contends will fascinate school children when they visit the Parliament Buildings in Ottawa, To date the parliamentary wives have completed 39 dolls which are on display this week in Ottawa .ses with your case.T suggest you try to correct this to help you in future negotiations.D.Fenwick.(Ed.Note:\u2014The above letter was senl to the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal, the Provincial Association of Protestant Teachers, The Federation of Protestant Women Teachers, The Protestant High School Women Teachers\u2019 Association and The Protestant Men Teachers\u2019 Association.) Art association expresses thanks Sir: On behalf of the Independent Art Association and myself, 1 wish to thank you for your splendid and generous cooperation in giving us publicity in the Westmount Examiner and The Monitor, during the past vear.Eric Wesselow, President Independent Ait Association MRS.ROSS WEBSTER WITH DOLLS g with a wide, winning smile and \u201cso you're Annual Rotary Carnival opens af rink Tuesday An exciting, colorful Carnival, organized by the Rotary Club of Westmount, will begin Tuesday evening, June 14, al the Westmount skating rink, Record-breaking crowds are ex- peeled io attend the annual affair which will be open daily from 7:30 to 11 p.m.June 14 to 18 inclusive.This year there will be 30 booths.featuring games of skill and chance, bingo, novelty booths, fish Pond and the diner.A 1960 Pontiac will be drawn for (tickets are available from Rotarians or al the carnival).Other prizes include lamps.blankets, hampers, French dolls and many more items.Rotary Club president Frank E.L.Sharpe, principal of King's School, stated the carnival \u2018is an amateur production.No professionals are engaged to assist us, and no concessions are given to anybody.It is operated by the 77 members of the club assisied by their wives and about 300 volunteer workers, We purchase all our own merchandise.\u201d A Committee of five members is in charge of the Carnival: W.W.Allison, C.W.Wright, W.G.Moxley, W.F.Kenwood and W.F.Close.All proceeds of the carnival will be turned over to community welfare, one of four \u2018avenues of service\u201d Rotarians are pledged to sustain.An important project in community service is already underway in Westmount.It is the establishment of Prospect residence for old folks.and (wo properties on Prospect street have been purchased by the club with this plan in mind.Mr.Sharpe disclosed the residence, which will cost $85.000, is expected to be in operation sometime next fall, Part of the money raised by the HRatouiian iver carnival will be ailocated to scholarship funds, penitentiary service, youth service and the Golden Age Committee, Two scholarships of $400 each are offered yearly to one boy from St.Leo's Academy and one boy from Westmount Senior High School.One student.boy or girl, is sent each year to Ottawa on \u201cAdventures in Citizenship.\u201d and two high school boys are invited to each of 30 Rotary luncheon meect- ings to promote goodwill and amity.Youth Services also consist of safe driving and public speaking courses.The Golden Age Committee arranges spring and summer bus trips for old people in homes in and around the community.and supplies first run films all year round.This filha service has also been made available to the Montreal Children's Hospital.At the Federal Training Centre, St.Vincent de Paul Penitentiary, the Rotary Club of Westmount provides a choir master who doubles as a show director for 36 weeks of the year.a service which has been in operation four years.In the past, substantial assistance has been given by the club to Weredale Camp and Weredale House, Unity Boys Club, Girl Guides and Boy Scouts.\u201cNot a penny of the money raised by the Carnival is used for the Club itself,\u201d said Mr.Sharpe, Members are responsible at all times for paying their own way,\u201d he added.Mr.Sharpe said thai in his six years as a member of the Rotary Club, of Westmount.he has seen many \u2018\u2018commendable sights or sites, of service,\u201d and he feels that the carnival is one of the most popular and well-supported events in Westmount.Swim suits need core it they're to retain their shape from year to year.them.So do the people who wear \u2014G.Norman Collie ner ns met J Ey PORTRAIT PRESENTATION \u2014 centre, retiring principal of W School, acepts a portrait of himself \u2014 painted by Robin Watt \u2014 from Frank Toker, editor of R.O.Bartlett, estmount High Looking on Westmount Board of (Protestant) School Commissioners, The presentation was made at the graduating exercises last Friday.the Westmount High School annual, Vox Ducum.Westmount High graduates largest class in history The largest number of students in Westmount High School history to ever graduate from the school were told by retiring principal R.O.B artlett school marks are still the best determining factor of the success a student will achieve.At the high school graduation exercises held last Friday in St.Matthias Church Hall, Westmount, Mr.Bartlett, in his farewell address, congratulated the students on their fine results and browsed over the traditions which had been upheld by this year\u2019s graduating class.\u201cStudents have now reached a milestone in their lives,\u201d he said.\u201cHappy excitement, parental pride, carefree laughter, are shown here today after eleven years of school life.It is the close of an era in one\u2019s life, and the beginning of another, blending knowledge and maturity with good judgment to ensure a happy and useful life.\u201cFor me,\u201d he continued, \u201cgraduation exercises this year signify an end to a school career after 37 years in the teaching profession and 16 years as principal of Westmount High.During this time I have congratulated over 2,000 graduates, whe received certificates from this school.\u201cMany distinguished graduates,\u201d he stated, \u201claid the foundations of their careers within the walls of Westmount High School.Many students\u201d before you have successfully met the academic challenges similar to the ones given to you.They were taught by many of the same teachers, and it is mo small henor for you to follow in their footsteps.Successful careers, Mr.Bartlett told his audience, have always been the result of determination and perseverance.School marks are still the best way to determine the success a student will achieve.In the last few years we are proud to find that in the evaluation of Grade XI, Westmount High School stands by itself, second to none.\u201d \u201cDuring the last six years,\u201d he said, \u201c23.5 per cent of the Grade XI students have obtained honorable standing, and 80 per cent received High School Leaving.In 1959 more than 100 entered university with 25 scholarship students among them.Westmount High School graduates have done exceedingly well, and many honors and awards have been given, \u201cThere are,\u201d he said, \u201cseveral contributing factors that bring about such success.First credit is due to the very capable teach- followed them up faithfully and well; and saw that things got done.-Good teacher relationships is yet another factor.Tasks assigned are not always easy.and sometimes both student and teacher are disappointed wilh the results.But this all leads to a growing respect, admiration and responsibility, Westmount High, he concluded, is fortunate in having so many teachers of this kind.Teachers consider it a great honor to be assigned to the staff of Weost- mount High, and many have devoted a lifetime to teaching students here.Their success is due to good students, who have met the challenges presented, who always exhibited a spirit of cooperation and made achievement possible.\u201d Ronald Cohen, president of the Students\u2019 Council.presented to Westmount High School a portrait of Mr.Bartlett, painted by the well- known Canadian artist, Robin Wait.The presentation was made on behalf of the Students Council and Vox Ducum, the school annual.Graduation certificates were + \u2018Get your bike back\u2019 Ever notice the similarity between a poker hand and bicycles?If you were to visit the West- mount Police Department you'd discover what we mean.And if you are onc of those who bets high on a full house with nothing wild, you'd not be disappointed.A brief, though convincing tour through the storage rooms in the Westmount station - house, brimming with bikes of all manner and description \u2014 several of them new \u2014 has impressed upon us that either bicycles, tricycles and what- have-you are dirt cheap; owners have too much money to care one way or the other, or they just don\u2019t care about their property.If you are among the many whose bikes are missing or were reported stolen, drop by the station-house and ask if you could have a look at the bikes stored away there.There is also the chance if you don\u2019t act quickly, you'll find the bikes have been turned over to the Provincial Public Curator who in turn sets them up for auction, If your bike hasn't been with the ing staff, who planned lessons, department for a year and a day, « is W.P.Carr, president of the \u2014Tedd Church Photo announced by Miss Dykes aud Mr.Lawley and were presented by Mr.Bartlett.The girls Award of Honor was presented to Beatrice Red- path by Mrs.C.E.Swift, on behalf of the Westmount High School Alumnae Association.John Guy Patrick Sheel received the boys\u2019 award of honor from R.E.Fisher on bchalf of the Westmount High School Old Boys' Association.Ronald Cohen.valedictorian, paid tribute to \u201cexcellent teachers and a truly warm-hearted principal,\u201d and added the challenge of the future would be much different from the one the students have thus far known.Stone wall that \u2018went over\u2019 goes over in Council Westmount City Council upheld the Architectural Commission's approval of a retaining wall over the 12-foot building line on Chesterfield avenue, erected by N.H.Rassenti.The purpose of the wall is to contain the carth fill at a reasonable slope and prevent washouts on Victoria avenue to the cast and onto neighboring property on the south, Councilman Drury wished to be assured that the wall in question was not of concrete and was told by Mayor Cushing that it is a stone wall, Mayor Cushing continued.\u201cThe only other treatment would have been a rock garden, which would have necessitated repairs.The owner built that wall in good faith \u2014 he didn't realize it was going over.\u2018 A permit was granted to Mr.Rassenti, The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 10, 1960 5 School tax appeal deadline June 30 Westmount taxpayers are reminded that should they wish to file a protest or appcal with the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal concerning the increase in school valuation, they have until the end of June.All letters must be addressed to the Superintendant of Education.360 McTavish street, Montreal.Those filing an appeal must state their reasons for the protest and what they think the valuation should be.YOUR PHOTO DEALER WHERE YOU WILL EVENTUALLY BUY! 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Ch 12.v.16 Prophets -\u2014 Zechariah, Ch 20 v.14; Ch sw 7 #40 pran.Mincho Pirkeo Ovos (Ettucs of the Fathers Ch 2 BAG non Maan WEEKDAY SERVICES Sunday : 8.30 uen.Shachns R33 po.Mincho Maan Weekdays © T 40 am Shachris 8:35 pm.Mincho-Maseuv Mincho-Kabbolas Shabbos BAR MITZVOR den Crescent, will this Sabbath morning be called to the Reading of the Torah in celebration of his Bar Mitzvoh, Fromm \u201cTh and Mrs.Irving Levitt, 47 For- ANGLICAN TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Streat West The Venerable R.Kennetb Narler, D.D.Reclor Rev.Canon F.L.Whitley, M.A, Hon.Assistant Kev.Allen Goodings, B.D, Assistant Trinity Sunday 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion 11:00 a.m.Choral Communion Preacher: The Rêv.Barry Valentine 3:00 p.m.Sunday School Closing Service 7:30 p.m.Evensong Preacher: The Rev.Allen Goodings.WEDNESDAY 7:00 a.m.Holy Communion THURSDAY 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS, Sunday, June 12th 11:00 a.m.Sunday School 11:00 a.m.Church Service.Lesson-Sermon: Subject: \u2014 \u201cGOD THE PRESERVER OF MAN\" Golden Text: Ephesians 2:8.By grace are ye saved through faith: and that not of yourselves: It is the gift of God.EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting.READING ROOM in the Church Edifice Open to the public Tuesday.Thursday and Friday.2 to 4 p.m Wednesdays, 6.30 to 8 p.m.SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4i00 Sherbrooke Stroet West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Miles Wisenthal, M.A,, Educational Assistant Otto O.Staeren, Cantor; F.L, MclLearon, Organist and Choir Master, SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening.June 19th at o'clock.Dr.Stern will speak on ligion and Vacation.8:15 \u201cRe- BAR MITZVAR Eric son of Mr, and Mrs.Alex Cars- ley will be called to the Reading of the Torah this Sabbath Eve in observance of his Bar Mitzvah, THIRTEENTH ANNUAL FIELD DAY Sunday.June 12th at C.N.R.Recreu- tional Grounds.Lachine, This event is sponsored by the Home and School Association.Assembly time 9 a.m.at the Temple, BOARD OF TRUSTEES Important meeting, Thursday evening.June 18th at 8:15 o'clock in the Tempie Board Room.BROTHERHOOD BOARD DINNER Monday evening.June 20th at 6:30 o'clock.At this time Chairmen of Com- mitlees for new Temple Season will be appointed.TEMPLE SCHOOL REGISTRATION Registration for the Religious School 1960-61 Season is now being received ut the Temple Office.Parents are requested to (ill out the forms enclosed with the Temple Bulletin.SUMMER SERVICES During the Summer the Sabbath Eve Worship will be held regularly at 8:18 o'clock in the Temple Community By .The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, The end of the school term Rector, Trinity Memorial Church D.D., House under the auspices of Temple Brotherhood and Sisterhood.\u201cdelivered by Kathryn Roth.Benja- CHOOL CLOSES at the time of the Church's year when we have special prayers for the Ministry of the Church.School is closing and \u201cbefore all the pupils get away I should like to ask them some questions.I am sure they won't answer but perhaps their parents will.The first question is: Are you satisfied with the past year?Did you really work?If you did you got some satisfaction from the effort even if the result was not quite what you wanted.Success sometimes eludes us even when we work.But if you loafed through the year do you really feel any satisfaction about it now?Do you feel as smart about the loafing\u2014about getting away with it\u2014as you did at the time?Or when you look for a job do you wish you had a little more to commend you?The second question is: What do you intend to do in the next school term\u2014more of the same, or something a little better?I do not suggest that you do much school work in the summer, and I am sure you won't.Summer is intended to fill the lungs with fresh air and the blood vessels with good, red blood.Also there is no law against reading a few good, stirring books.The third question is a litlle tougher: What do you intend to do with it all, including those muscles and that well-stocked brain; in fact, with the whole of you?You have certain bents.One of you loves machinery.I hope he will not land in a law office; he would be much happier and more useful as head of a factory.Another loves to bury his nose in a book; he picks up information as 3 magnet picks up iron filings; he is the first boy to arrive at a fire and he can hardly wait to put it on paper.You know where he should arrive\u2014he will be editor of The Monitor some day.You all have your likes: consider how you can direct your schooling in the direction of those likes, not narrowly but with a broad base to your education, You will be doctors, lawyers, merchants, mechanics, financiers, but for every one of them school must be taken seriously.Otherwise you will have some nasty gaps to fill in.There is one profession of which we naturally think at this time of the year.Four times in the year we have special days of prayer for the Ministry of the Church, and this is one of the times.I commend to you the Ministry as a profession to be considered alongside of the doctor and lawyer and machinist, It is not as well paid a profession, but it is a most satisfying one.Of course, like St.Paul, \u201cI magnify mine office\u201d.I think there is no profession like it.If you are one of those undecided .boys not knowing whether to study for law or medicine, finance or machinery, it may be that there is this other profession calling you that you have not seriously considered.Shaar Hashomayim Hebrew School holds graduation The Graduation Exercises of the Class of 5720 of the Hebrew-Reli- gious School and Leaders\u2019 Training Fellowship of Shaar Hashomayim took place in the Main Synagogue on Thursday May 26.Heading the processional of the Graduates were Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat, Spiritual Leader; Hazzan Nathan Mendel- son; Leon Levin, president; Fred Packer, chairman of the School Committee; Samuel Lerner, prin-4 cipal: Philip Meyerovitch, QC and Benjamin Herson, Director of Extension Activities.On the Bimah were Dr.Michael Guggenheim, members of the Faculty and Miss Ethel Gallaman, Custodian of Diplomas and Awards.A Cantata.entitled \u2018\u2018The House of Prayer\u201d compiled for the occasion by Samuel Lerner, was admirably presented by the Gradu-: ates under the able direction of | Prof, Jacob Rosemarin, with Mr.M.N.Fineberg at the Organ.The Invocations in Hebrew and English respectively were given by Donna Weinstein and David Addie- man.The Valedictorians in Hebrew and English were Mildred Moroff and Epic Levy.The presentation on behall of the Graduating Class to the Library was made by Ronald Vineberg.Samuel Lerner.introduced the Graduales, while Mr.Fred Packer made the presentation of the diplomas and Mr.Leon Levin of the awards.Among the Awards presented was the Rabbi Dr.Herman Abramo- witz Medal awarded to Mildred Moroff who was the highest ranking pupil in the Hebrew-Religious School.Other awards presented commemorated former graduates of the School who gave their lives in the service of Canada and the Commonwealth during the Second World War.Each graduate received a gift book presentation through the courtesy of the Shaar Hasho- mayim Sisterhood and Mr.and Mrs.Louis I.Wineberg Book Presentation.The Valedictory for the Leaders\u2019 Training Fellowship graduates was min Herson, introduced the graduates of the Leaders\u2019 Training Fellowship, while Mr.Philip Meyero- vitch, QC made the presentation of the Diplomas.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat delivered the \u2018\u2018Address to the Graduates.\u201d Following the Exercises, a reception in honor of the graduates \u2018and their families took place ia the Community Hall, Shaare Zedek Congregation elect officers At the recently held annual meeting of the Shaare Zedek Congregation, 6805 Chester avenue in N.D.G., Irving Sing- erman was re-elected as president for the forthcoming term.Elected with him were Louis Aronson, first vice-pre- sident; Richard Davine, second vice-president; Ron Shapos- nick, treasurer: Harry Dubin, secretary; and Rubin Marco- vitch, parnass.Elected to the Board of Directors were: Messrs.Maurice Garmaise, Aaron Goldenblatt, Max Kaback, Phil Kane, Edward Weigensé Manny Mero- vitch, David Gillick and David Weinstein, for a two-year term; Messrs.Nat Berger.Sam Cooper, Ben Dreben, Roy J.Hoffman, Morris H.Veinish, Max Slapack, Max Steinman and Rubin Goldberg for a one-year term; Messrs.Moe Deckel- baum, Harry Fogel, Nat, A.Harovitch, Moris Pinsky, Morris Selick, Jack Shubert, Morton Yaffe and Abe Kalman, who were elected last year for a term of two years and have another year to serve.The Congregation recently turned the sod for its new synagogue building.Construction of the new building will begin in July.' pri.LOT RTE RER EIR Montreal clergymen recently visited local businesses and industries on Business-Clergy Day sponsored by the Board of Trade.Two West- mount minister, Rev.Wm.C.Nolting, centre, of the Lutheran Church of The Redeemer, and Rev.Edgar J.president.Bailey, right, Westmount Baptist Church, were among those who visited the head office of Canadian Industries Limited.They are seen here with J.D.Converse, C-1-L, vice- Rev.Canon J.J.Willis, D.D.St.Philip's Church to honor priest on 60th anniversary of ordination The 60th anniversary of the ordination of Rev.Canon James Willis, DD, who lives at 6815 Terrebonne avenue, honorary assistant priest of St.Philip\u2019s Church, Montreal West, will be observed on Sunday morning, when a thanksgiving service for his ministry will be held at 9.30.Unfortunately Canon Willis will bimself be unable to attend.However the service which he selected and his favorite hymns will be piped into his home so that he may be able to hear them.The full recital choir will sing Merbecke\u2019s setting of the Holy Communion and special hymns chosen by Canon Willis will be sung.Venerable Archdeacon J.F.Morris.who will represent the Bishop of Montreal, will deliver a short address, and Rev.Canon F.L.Whitley will also be in the sanctuary.Parishioners from St.Jude's Church, Montreal, and from the parish of Hudson and Como, where Canon Willis was rector, will attend the service with the mayor and aldermen of Montreal West.The offering will be devoled to the Canon Willis Fund, established several years ago, for awards to choir boys.Rev.Canon Willis was ordained in 1900 and went to Monte- bello and Papineauville and served there until appointed to Stan- bridge East and Rector of St.James Church, the little Cathe- dral-like Church of the Eastern Townships.From Stanbridge East he was called to St.Cyprian's Church, Maisonneuve, becoming Priest in charge where he had worked as layman and organist from St.George\u2019s Church, Montreal.Then came the work of Bishop's Missionary for five years.During this time he did the spade work, the founding and strengthening of the following Missions, St.Ai- dan's, Ville Emard; and St.Columba, Notre Dame de Grace: St.Augustine, Rose- mount (now St.Luke's); St.Matthew's in the Mission of Snowdon; St.Hilda's, St.Cuth- JUNE 21 \u2014 FIRST YEAR SUBJECTS Yaovola College MONTREAL SUMMER EXTENSION COURSES - EVENING LECTURES \u2014 ANYONE may register English Accounting ® Auditing ® Chemistry French Economics © English © History History Mathematics © Philosophy Mathematics Physics © Theology 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 ADVANCED SUBJECTS DANCE HIGHLAND - BALLET 4334 Draper Avenue Carrie Biggers presents featuring ACROBATIC VICTORIA HALL 4246 Sherbrooke Street, Westmount Friday June 17th, 8:15 p.m.TICKETS NOW ON SALE REVUE - TAP - CHARACTER HU.1-7655 REV CANON J.J.WILLIS bert\u2019's, St.Margaret's, St.Paul's, Greenfield Park; and St.Saviour's, Montreal South.In this work he was following in the footsteps of the Rev.F.A.Pratt who from St.Philip's, Montreal West.became the father of Church Extension as he founded St.Matthew's and St.Colum- ba's and the Church of the Good Shepherd.and whose memorial is the Chapel of the Good Sheph- werd in Trinity Memorial Church.| From this work, which carried Willis all over the Island of Montreal, he was appointed to St.Jude's where he did a great work, i abily assisted by Guy Bruce, After many years his labors \u201ceaught up with him: he had to | go to hospital, undergo an operation, and was told to go easier! | St.James, Hudson.and St.Mary, ! Como, being vacant at this time | he was appointed to the country] Parish of Vaudreuil.In 1949, he retired, as the Parish was growing and he could not kecp up with the Winter driving.So, moving to Montreal, he became Honorary Assistant Priest at St.Philip's Church, Montreal West.Rev.G.F.Dewey named president One of Montreal's senior ministers was honored at the annual meeting of the Montreal and Ottawa Conference of The United Church of Canada held last week in Sherbrooke, P.Q.Rev.George F.Dewey, MA, BD, DD, minister of Rosedale United Church, was elected president of conference for the ensuing year in succession to Rev.F.A.C.Doxsee, BA, DL, of Ste.Anne de Bellevue.Since 1933, Dr.Dewey has been \u2018the minister of Rosedale United Church and during his tenure of office there great strides have been made in the life and work of the congregation.Previously Dr.Dewey had been associated with St.Andrew's United Church, Westmount, where he had served as assistant minister and director of Christian Education for fourteen years.1 The Westmount Examiner, Fridoy, June 10, 1960 } i i Temple Emanu-El 17 Temple Youth Club elects officers.for next season SABBATH SERVICES \u2014- Friday cvening, June 10th at 8.15 o'clock, Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cReligion and Vacation.\u201d BAR MITZVAH \u2014 Eric, son of Mr.and Mrs.Alex Carsley, 5006 Mira road will be called to the Reading of the Torah at the Sabbath Eve Service, in observe ance of his Bar Mitzvah, SERVICES DURING SUMMER WEEKS \u2014 Commencing with Friday evening, June 17.the Sabbath Eve Worship will be held in the Temple Community House at 8:15 o'clock and these services are under the auspices of the Temple Brotherhood in co-operation with the Temple Sisterhood.Committee in charge: Rudolph Lustig, Mr.and Mrs.Francis Beck, Karl Engel, Kurt Ekler, Mr.and Mrs.Samuel Garfield, Mrs.Josef Aron, Edward Auerback, A.J.Livinson, Mr.and Mrs.Hershell U.Lewis.Mr.and Mrs.Louis Pont, Mr, and Mrs.Abbey Sankoff.Samuel Segal, Samuel Wechsler.Bernard Wexler.Mr.and Mrs.Henry Benjamin, Mr.and Mrs.Abraham Izenberg, Mr.and Mrs William Hoffman.Mr.and Mrs.Bernard Isaacs, Mr.and Mrs.Alen Cars- ley.Mr.and Mrs.Stein, Mr.and Mrs.Isidore Morrell, Mr.and Mrs.Irvin Gertsman, TEMPLE YOUTH OFFICERS \u2014 At the breakfast meeting on Sunday.May 22, Temple Youth brought to a close its progran.of activities with the election of Officers for ELECTS closing the ensuing President, President, President.Near as follows: Harvey Leavitt, Hon, Peter RKoston; Vice- Michael Morrell; Ke- cording Secretary, Sally Put- tiger: Corresponding Secretary, Cynthia Rill: Treasurer, Eve Nash.Board Members, Fred Simon, Bernice Secter, Ferne Boksen, Erie Rill, Iris Piafsky, lan Pont, Robert Sinai, Evelyn Bing, Mark Gomberg, Marsha Hoffman, Leanne Issenman, John Roston, Susan Handman.Allan Zinman, Sherrill Dectar, Sharon Lande, Joan Rochman.Advisor to the Youth Group is Gerald Miller, BA.BABIES TO BE BLESSED AND NAMED \u2014 At the Service this Sabbath the infant daughter of Mr.and Mrs, Harvey Grotsky will be blessed and named Debra Sharon: the infant daughter of Mr.and Mrs Rene Dahan will be blessed and named Anna.REGISTRATION IN RELIGIOUS SCHOOL FOR 1960-61 SEASON - With the closing exercises held May 29 our Religious School completed one of the most sue- cessful seasons in many years, We are grateful to Reuben Ginsberg, BA, LL Ph, Miles Wisen- thal, MA.Asher Gerstemeld, BA, LLB.Miss Stephanie Stern, BA.BLS, and Arthur Benjamin who have rendered distinguished seuvvice 10 our Temple Religious School, Registration for the Religious School is taking place now and parents are asked to communicate with Miss Stephanie Stern, Temple School! Office ininmedi- ately, ee SEE THE \"ROYAL\"?about your Home Improvement Loan .«available under the National Housing Act to cover cost of allera- tions, additions and repairs; heating, plumbing, air conditioning and w iring Ln TE 2 systems; re-decorating; other improvements that add to the value, comfort and attractiveness of your home.Enquire at vour nearest Roval Bank branch, or ask for the handy bookies, THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA Tie Gregorys fine oriental rugs CATHERINE ST.QUE.4151 ST.MONTREAL, Oriental Rug Go: Canadian and imported broadiooms T w.Dicletic Association plans interesting panel discussion A panel discussion on What Is Happening to Our Food Today?\u201d will be held under the chairiman- ship of Miss Jean ©.Macdiarmid during the forthcoming convention of the Canadian Dietetic Association Born in Montreal, Miss Macdiar- mud studied at Macdonald College, McGill University.where she graduated mm Household Science, After an internship at the Royal Victoria Hospital.she held positions at the Jeffery Hale's Hospital and Savard Park Hospital, in Quebee, and at St.Anne's Military Hospital in St, Anne de Bellevue.She is at present Director of Dietetie Services at the Department of Velerans' Affairs in Ottawa Miss Macdiarmid is a member oi the Quebec.the Ontario and the Canadian Dietetic Associations, the Protessionid Institute of the Public Service ol Canada, Ottawa Home Economic Association and Sorop- timist International of Ottawa She is a charter member of the Umver sity Women's Club of Quebec.ol which she was brst president.She has at different times been president ol the Montreal Dietetic Association, vice-president vf the Canadian Dietetic Association, vice- president of the Ottawa Home Economies Association, president (Continued on page 22) eA THE EXAMINER WOMENS Al MONTREAL, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1960 MR.AND MRS.GERALD BERNARD LONG pictured with their attendants following their marriage which took place recently in St.Malachy\u2019s Church, Hampstead.Mrs.Long, formerly Miss Joan Elizabeth Aubut, is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.William Aubut of Notre Dame de Grace.Mr.Long is the son of Mrs.James Long of Montreal and the late Mr.Long.From left to Women's Antiquarian Society holds meet at Chateau Ramesay The annual meeting of (he Women's Branch of the.Anti quarian and Numismatic Society, was held recently at the Chateau de Ramezay.The following slate of officers were elected: \u2014 PRO ARTE REG'D © High Class Jewellery Exclusive Designs ® Swiss Watches ® Watch Repair Expert 1 YEAR GUARANTEE 1378 Greene Avenue WE.2.4551 We are pleased to announce that MR.PHILIP te rejoined our staff.has now returned from a trip to the Middle East and Australia and has Honorary patroness, Îler Excellency Madam George Vanier: honorary president, Mrs.Donald Angus: past president, Mme Conrad Manseau: president, Mrs.Laurence Fuller: Ist vice-presi- dent, Mme Jean-Pierre Charbon- neau: 2nd vice president, Mrs.Norman Holland; 3rd vice president, Mme Ignace J.Deslauriers; secrelary-tteasurer, Mrs, Harold Gallen.COUNCILLORS Mrs.Arthur Lyman, Mrs, J.H.Birks, Mrs.Stanford Reid, Mrs.J.Hubert McCulloch, Mrs.G.Fgerton Brown, Mrs.S.B.Earle, Mme Romeo Latreille, Mme Paul Goyette, Mme J.M.McKinnon, Mme Paul Boucher.Mlle M.Pa- gnuelo, Mme Gaston Derome: Permanent representalive of the women's group to the Antiquarian and Numismatic Sociely is Miss Alice M.S.Lighthail: music convener, Mrs.lfugh Shoobridge: tea hostesses, Mlle Suzanne Beigue, Mlle Madeleine Pagnuelo and Miss Mary Fergie.ss HAIRDRESSING * 4891 Sherbrooke St.W.HU.9-1233 : (Corner Prince Albert) 5 mood ins: RIE Re: ed.OB NR PERV EI % bodices and matching jackets re- 2 [embroidered in blue.and bouffant 2 | quets of blue and white pompons.% ushers were Mr.Lawrence Aubut, The marriage of Joan Elizabeth, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.William Aubut, of Hampstead, to Mr.Gerald Bernard Long.son of the late James Long, and of Mrs.long, took place recently in Sit.Malachy's Church, Hampstead, the Rev.Peter McGlynn offi ciating.Mrs, M.Cadrin played the wedding music.and Miss Helen Farrell sang during the service.White gladioli and spring flowers arranged with greenery were used to decorate, The bride.who was given away by her father.was in a gown of | Chinese blue poult de soie, fash- | ioned with a fitted bodice having ia Sabrina neckline, sleeves ending in points over the hands, and a bouffant skirt caught at the back into a bustle extending into | a cathedral train.Her fingertip- \u201clength veil of blue tulle illusion was held by a jewelled coronet.| and she carried a cascade bouquet | of white tea roses, lilv of the valley and stephanotis.| ATTENDANTS\u2019 GOWNS Mrs: Michael Kirouae, as matron of honor for her sister.and Miss Colleen Aubul, also a sister, and Miss Betty Allen.as bridesmaids, were in frocks of! white silk organza, having fitted ' skirts, caught with blue cummerbunds.They wore white picture.hats, and carried cascade bou- | Mr.Gilbert Long acted as best man for his brother.and the brother of the bride.and Mr.Lorne Brown.Mrs.Aubut.mother of the bride, was in an ensemble of beige and green printed silk, and wore a mohair hat in shades of beige and white, green accessories, and a corsage bouquet of orange delight roses.Mrs.Long, the bridegroom's mother, was gowned in salmon pink lace.She wore a white hat, black accessories, and a corsage bouquet of pink carnations.Following the ceremony, the reception was held at the Mount McKENNA OF COTE DES NEIGES Florists RE.8-1124 \"a ; right: Miss Betty Allen, bridesmaid: Mr.Lawrence Aubut, brother of the bride, bride, matron of Mrs.the usher: honor; bride and the the Mr.Michael Kirouac, sister of bridegroom; Gilbert Long, brother of the bridegroom, best man: Miss Colleen Aubut, sister of the bride, bridesmaid; usher.Miss Joan Elizabeth Aubut weds Gerald Bernard Long Royal Hotel, where blue and white pompons and gladioli were used as decorations.Later.Mr.and Mrs.Long left for New York and Cape Cod, the bride travelling in an ensemble of black and white printed silk, and wearing a white boucle hat, trimmed with red motifs, black patent leather accessories, and a corsage bouquet of carnations.Miss Freda lewis is Ladies Choir new president At the closing meeting of the Montreal Ladies Choir held re- \"cently.Mrs.K.Hunt, president, reported a successful year -\u2014 musically, socially and financially.New slale of officers elected for 1960-6) were: President, Miss Freda Lewis: honorary president, Mrs.K.Hunt: vice-president, Mrs.M.Glassbourg: secretary, Mrs.M.Webb; treasurer, Mrs.E.Johnstone: librarian, Mrs.J.Hanna: assistant librarian, Mrs.M.Bright: publicity chairman, Mrs.D.Smith: social chairman, Mrs.M.Reid: assistant social chairman, Miss K.James: wardrobe mistress, Mrs.M.Brodie.qu OO OOOO EO DOG SHOWS & OBEDIENCE TRIALS MACDONALD Ste.Anne de Bellevue June 11th and 12th Commencing 10 a.m.Adults $1 \u2014 Children 50\u20ac THE LADIES\u2019 KENNEL CLUB OF CANADA feathered ! and Mr.Lorne Brown, \u2014Bermingham Photo E ngagement Mr.and Mrs.tlugh L.Kohler announce the engagement of their daughter.Beverley Ann.io Mr.Percival Mount Powles.of St.Andrew's, N.B., youngest son of Mrs.P.S.C.Powles of Westmount and the late Bishop Powles of Mid-Japan.The wedding is to take place in Hamilton on June 17 at 7 p.m.Venture Club The Venture Club of Montreal will hold a business meeting at the home of president.Miss Lillian Lancaster.and president - elcct, Miss Audrey Telford at 1438 Mac- kay street, on Tuesday.at 8 p.m.Committee chairmen will present their final reports for the season.FORMALS FOR HIRE - LIKE A MILLIONAIRE Look smart \u2014 be smart \u2014 rent all your Formal Weor.Our garments ars el medern styles, freshly cleaned.Styles to fit oll models.EST.1904 McLAUGHLIN & HARRISON 1 .McGill College AV- 8-3544 COLLEGE Cattle barns open to public FREE OF CHARGE \u2014 2 to 4 PM.Bi 6-_- 0 ts HUE ' D Red Cross elects Mrs.A.Trebilcock Mrs.A.J.Trebileock, of Toronto, is the national chairman of the Women's Work Committee of the | Canadian Red Cross Society.She was named to the voluntary position by Central Council \u2018of the! Society at its annual meeting.| Mrs.Trebilcock has been associated with Red Cross volunteer \u2018 work for over 20 years.In 1939 she joined the executive of Toronto Branch and became chairman of the Branch Women's Work Committee in 1950.She served in that position until her recent national appointment.She is a native of Edmonton and has resided in Toronto since her graduation in an honor course in modern languages from the University of Toronto.Mrs.Trebileock succeeds Mrs.Ashley Smith, formerly Mrs.Hunt- ly Christie.Mrs.Trebilcock is married to A.J.Trebilcock, past president of the Toronto Stock Exchange.take me along our famous T-shirts in polo, sleeveless or but- ton-down styles to team with our cool, easy-care shorts in bedford, chino or seersucker.15° \u2014 2.95 The Children\u2019s Corner a pleasant shop 1350 Greene Ave.WE.7-6510 Sizes 2-12 THE \u201cIt Beats as It Sweeps os It Cleans, Gets The Deep-down Dirt Other Cleaners Miss\" New 1960 models now on display Consult the rug mon, Malcolm Gregory GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG CO.415) ST.CATHERINE WEST WE.2-4277 Eve.RE.8-4605 CLEARANCE ! Balance of 1959 models at drastic reductions.Hospitality Co rner\u2019 pl AL MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE of the Hospitality Corner of the Montreal General Hospital, standing, left to right: Mrs.Laird ag and Mrs.S.J.Bovaird, treasurer; Mrs.H.1.Turner, secretary; \u201cThe Early Bird Show\u2019 Nearly New Shop for Christmas shoppers The chairman and members of the Board of Hospitality Corner are now busily making plans for a new venture.\u201cThe Early Bird Show\u201d, an early autumn preview of their offer- , duced and the bargins are terrific.ings for Christmas gift-seekers.The unusual and distinctive ' As everyone knows there are bar- specialties of the Montreal General Hospital Shop will be featured, as well as Christmas items such as decorations.wrappings and cards.In Livingstone Hall, these will be ing There are many fine pieces displayed in appropriate settings, to give the viewer a visual treat at the same time as offering practical and along with chairs, tables, cribs, luxurious suggestions for Christmas giving.The branches of the auxiliary are in the throes of designing samples of their work, so that the customers may order the items of their choice.The object of this show is not only to demonstrate the wares with sufficient space and effective backgrounds, but it will indicate, at a date early enough for reordering, the items having the greatest popular appeal.It is hoped that this event, to be held on October 12, will prove to be a popular one, and a profitable one.Hospitality Corner has been, for many years, the chief money-raising project of the Women's Auxiliary of the Mont real General Hospital, and from its humble start as a Travelling Wagon in (he old Western Division, it has been a boon to both patients and staff.After the first year's operation, the Gift Shop, as it was then called, turned over nearly $3,000 to the auxiliary.This amount was doubled in four years, and four years later the sum of $24,000 was handed to the president of the auxiliary by the chairmen of Hospitality Corner, as it is now known.This money is used at the discretion of the auxiliary, acting with the advice of the Hospital Administration, for research, medical equipment, bursaries, ele, as and where they are most urgently required by the Hospital.AL the beginning, the Shop was manned by volunfeers and one paid worker.The volume of business is such now that there are three permanent staff, as well as three kitchen helpers, and the number of volunteers has increased accordingly.When the new hospital building on Cedar avenue was completed in 1955, Hospitality Corner acquired a large room on the main floor, ideally situated not far from the main entrance.Here the gifts are displayed in glass-fronted cabinets; and small tables, as well as stools at the Bar, serve the Snack Bar customers.The stock is a combination of the efforts of volunteer buyers who scour the wholesale markets, and the contributions of the various sewing and knitting branches of the auxiliary.The branches also provide jams and jellies, as well as a constant flow of homemade cookies for | the Coffee Shop.Two Travelling Wagons are on the go continually, bringing the Shop's wares to the bedside of the patients, and the stock in| the Corner is so varied that a visitor to the Hospital can find a gift suitable for any type of patient.Commiittee mectings of all the heads of the various departments, sewing, display, buying, packaging, ete.keep the members in touch with all the latest develop ments in Hospitality Corner.This results in close co-operation and efficiency, and thus in greater a Service to the Hospital.; Life Members | receive prizes The Montreal Life Members\u2019 Club Telephone Pioneers of | America, held their season\u2019s clos- [ing games day recently and awarded prizes for the season's play.Winners for the season's play were Miss E.Woodward and Mrs.G.Hopkins, Messrs.Chas Des- i grosellliers and Jack Eccles.The last event of the season will be a picnic to St.Helen's Island on Wednesday, June 15.The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, June 10, 1960 dans new » Martin, vice-chairman.Sitting, left to right: Mrs.R.L.Grout, chairman: and Mrs.David McConnell, vice-chairman.\u2014Tedd Church Photo \u2014\u2014 | offers bargains The Nearly New Shop is holding a sale from June 6 to 17 before closing {or the summer.All mer , chandise in the shop will be re- ' gins to be found all the time in the varied stock, but a sale makes a | visit to the shop doubly reward- | ; .;of china and silver to be found, \"beds and cven a sofa bed.| The Nearly New Shop which is Lat 2025 Victoria street just above | Eaton's Parking lot will be open from 10 a.m.to 4:30 p.m.Monday ! through Friday.It is staffed by vol- | unteers of the Women's Auxiliaries of The Royal Victoria Hospital and Montreal Children's Hospital, and all proceeds go to furthering the Social Service work in the two sident.and Mrs hospitals.Why compromise?selection of flowers, and meticulous i 1 Victor 2-4444 furniture suitable 1239 Greene Avenue It costs no more for better attention House of Howers Mountain St.at Sherbrooke 19 venture ¥ a - N.D.G.Club group entertained af tea Mes FAP MeGiee, chaitman of the House and Hospitality Committee of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club.recently entertained her committee at her home.Presiding at the tea table were Mrs.11.H.Sehurman, pres Ernest Ward Others present were: Mesdames R.J Dunn.R Macintyre, CCF.Bowers, A ON Washer, A W Montague, John lindsay.W N.Cunningham, CW.Wells, BR, Porteous, AF Bull, 0 + 0 Hunter, CC.Nelson, D.k, Gowans, E Dunnivan, JJ Lussier, J.CC.Stubbs, and Miss EF Thacker.! Our Justly Famous MR.EMILE \u201cSofty\" Permanent Known for the gentle, true performance it imparts to our hair.Good too, for leached and tinted hair.Regular $18.00 NOW $10.00 Mr.Emile .ls pleased to announce that MISS HEDDA formerly with Hans Hairdresser, has now joined his staff and will be pleased to serve you.Phone WE.5-0562 WE.5-2486 mile BEAUTY SALON 1347 GREEN AVE.Westmount exquisite workmanship to every detail ' ee.Westmount's Newest Antique Shop .The Clansman You are invited to view our selection of small pieces of mahogany traditional for wedding gifts.We also carry an interesting and varied selection of Canadian Pine Furniture Custom Made Furniture, Restoration, Refinishing and Cabinet Making to Order y © ESTIMATES FREE © Hi WE.2-2300 | or IIS BC ue SAIL AV Oy BE 20 Mr ton and Mr voie ai The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 10, 1960 Wi ere deu ul y Wa Us The Summer wind, that stirs the pines, The silver stars, that swim the sky, The magie music of the spheres, Announce, that Beauly passes by.Though groping on, with little faith, f see God's hand in bloom of rose, Where darkness dwell, a glory dawns, Beauty, her queenly presence shows.Not mine content, but striving forth For higher hills, on which to see The breathless beauty of the world, The tides that touch Eternity.DOROTHY SPROULE Loam 8 wd Mrs J.Erie Harring- the summer regional meeting of the Canadian Construction and Mrs.HE.Sa- Association at the Chantecler, Ste.VENTURE CLUB PRESENTATION: The Venture Club of Montreal recently presented a special pluy table and chairs to the children of St.Justine\u2019s Hospital.The Club, one of some 200 in the United States and Canada sponsored by the Soroptimist Federation is made up of young business girls in the city with an interest \u2014Ste.Justine's Hospital Photo in community service work.Shown above al the time of the presentation are, left to right: Mrs.René Gagnon, president of the volunteers of the Hospital; Mrs.Virginia Anderson, service chairman of the Venture Club; Sister Noémie de Montfort; and Miss Lillian Lancaster, president of the Club.me by the well-known sculptor Armand Vaillancourt: and Mrs, J.W.Gillon 5015 Cavendish, Hamp- are among those attending Adele.Dont BE à Dishwasher Automatic _glide-away Dishwasher A fully automatic portable dishwasher just 21% inches wide .stores compactly in less than four square feet of floor space .rolls to table for loading.No costly installation.Plugs into ordinary wall outlet and attaches to sink faucet.You wash ond dry dishes, pots and pans with a single dial setting.Holds 9 full NEMA standard place settings.SEE A DEMONSTRATION TODAY AT EASY ELECTRICAL CO.6121 Sherbrooke St.West HU.1-274] Mrs.Victor Morris, president of the Montreal Women's Club.Mrs.A.C.Schricker, president of the American Women's Club, Mrs.H.H.Schurman, president of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club Inc.and Mrs.(Brigadier) G.Dockery will preside at the tea table.Refreshment.«il he served from 2.30 to 4.30 p.m.by Mrs.P.Shaughnessy and her committee.On May 18 a group of ladies from the Monklands Chapter IODE journeyed to The Thomas More Home to give permanents to some of the ladies.This proved such a success, and since many others requested an opportunity « to have a permanent, another group agreed to pay a return visit June 7.Mrs.D.K.Gowans, president | of Eventide Home, Mrs.F, W.Baily and Mrs.R.Uden will re-; ceive members and guests at | the fifth Birthday Tea being | held on Wednesday.June 15, at | the Home, 7486 Upper Lachine | road.The Quota Club of Montreal | will celebrate its 10th birthday.Tuesday, at a dinner meeting, in the Conference Room of the: Laurentien Hotel, at half-past six o'clock.| Miss Hilda Van Stockum artist and author of Children\u2019s Books, will be the guest speaker.and a short program reviewing \u201cthe first ten years\u201d will be conducted by Mrs.Olive Knott the Club Historien.This week the members of the Westmount Women's Club enjoyed a delightful trip to, Ausable Chasm where they | had lunch then spent some! time in Plattsburgh before returning home.The Ladies\u2019 of Marlborough Golf and Country Club held their annual card party and tea on Saturday at the clubhouse.The president Mrs.H.A.Dale with the vice-presidents Mrs.J.E.Thompson and Mrs.L.1.Ellyett received the members and guests.Mrs.J.V.Ransom and Mrs.W.Dunkerley presided at the tea table.| be among the 517 members of | the Smith College class of 1960 who will receive the Bachelor of Arts degree at the college's 82nd ' commencement exercises Sunday , ut 2:30 p.m.Daughter of Mr.and Mrs.L.F.l.ong., of Lower Woodlands.Ville de Lery.Miss Long is one of the highest ranking and most active members of the graduating class.The Ladies\" Committee of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts has announced the names of the door prize winners at (he Fete des Fleurs June 1 and June 2.Mr.John Tyler.152 Normandy Drive.T.M.R.won the sculpture donated stead, won the water color presented by Hessil Boultbee, Westmount Artist.Only One Reducing Plan Worked HAMILTON, ONT.\u201cI have tried several products for taking off excessive weight but never found one that was satisfactory until T tried the Naran Plan.After trying the Naran Plan for three weeks I am happy to note that I have lost 19 pounds, I look and feel better and have more energy than I have had for years.\u201d Mrs.T.Isowa, Hamilton, Ontario.If you have tried to reduce in the past with little or no results don\u2019t give up.You don\u2019t have to stay fat, let the Naran Plan help you regain your youthful figure, be more alive and younger feel- ; ing.You will be amazed how the loss of excess weight will improve your looks, your morale and your health.Make an investment in a new outlook on life, try the Naran Plan today, it is available at all druggists and sold on a money back guarantee, Mr.and Mrs.Harry V.Stoddard 4688 Hingston avenue will mark their 55th wedding anniversary on Tuesday, June 14.The couple, who have four married daughters and one married son, will celebrate the occasion at a family dinner.Miss M.J.Long.a graduate of Westmount High School, will; x Interesting Lamps x Custom-Made Shades ¥ Unusual Gifts | La Contessa Ine.\u2019 Sherbrooke at Royal HUnter 8-4322 ¢ \u2018@ \u2018@ Kennel Club holds show at MacDonald Macdonald College is opening its barns to the public from 2-4 p.m.each day on the weckend of June 11 and 12.Macdonald's Holsteins, Black Angus and Ayrshires are among the best on the continent and the public is cordially invited to inspect these herds free of charge.On the same weekend the playing field at the College will be the scene of the Ladies\u2019 Kennel Club first outdoor championship dog shows and obedience trials.The Montreal Branch of the Dominion Collie and Shetland Sheepdog Club are holding a booster show on Saturday, June 11, in conjunction with these all- breed dog shows.These shows commence each day at 10 a.m) and the signal for the judging to commence will be given by pipers in full dress kilt.* GOLD ® COPPER © BRASS CHROME © NICKEL ® RHODIUM ® CADMIUM © SILVER REPAIRED REPLATED REFINISHED LACQUERED \u2018JOHN H.FEELEY & Sons Ltd., Est.1899 Repairing Silversmiths and Elec- tro Platers, Operating Ceonada\u2019s Largest High Class Job Shop.WE CALL FOR & DELIVER 1437 Ayimer St.VI.5-7947 (A few doors above St.Catherine 8t.) Opposite Henry Morgan & Co.A = \u201ca \u2014David Bier Photo MISS WINIFRED STEGGALL, a long time member and a past president of the Ladies\u2019 Kennel Club of Canada, who has raised and bred pups for over twenty five years, is shown here with two of her champions.Pugs like the ones shown above will be at the Dog Shows and Obedience Trials on Saturday June 11 and Sunday June 12 at Macdonald College, Ste.Anne de Bellevue.Reddy Memorial WA The closing luncheon of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary, Reddy Memorial hospital will take place Tuesday, 12.45 p.m.at the Kon- Tiki Restaurant, Mount Royal Hotel.Pat Pearce wil] be guest speaker, Her topic \u2014 \u201cTV trends \u2014 trial or triumphant?\u201d Mde.J.Beaudoin Handfield, president of the Provincial Association of Women's Auxiliaries will be guest of honor.Mrs.Maurice Berne, president, will preside.Social & pP ronal Miss Louise Chatel, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Louis Chatel of Westmount, an alumna of the Sacred Heart Convent and of Manhattaville College of the Sacred Heart, was awarded the Master of Arts degree at Columbia University on June first.Miss Chatel was also awarded a research fellowship to work on the Columbia Career Project Study under the direction of Dr.The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 10, 1960 21 Mrs.Schwartz heads Emanu\u2019El Mrs.Samuel Schwartz was clected president of Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood at a closing luncheon meeting on May 17.The Sisterhood Stein, Mrs.A.Iænberg: Ueasur- er, Mrs.Henry Benjamin; financial secretary, Mrs.Gaston Al- bright; recording secretary, Mrs, R.Ginsberg: corresponding sec- cetary, Mrs, Peter Zinman; social seeretary.Mrs.Wm, Grossman, es whee a °° ; Ces \u201c a.: vl è NS * | MRS.SAMUEL SCHWARTZ | following officers were elected: to serve as her executive: Immediate past president, Mrs.David LI.Lisser; honorary president, Mrs, 1.Gertsman; vice-presidents, Mrs.Paul Levee, Mrs, Mark will resume her doctoral studies in the fall.Mr.and Mrs.F.A.Peacock of Westmount returned last week in the Empress of Eng- Donald E.Super.Miss 2 | land following a trip abroad.JOHN POOL Foot Specialist 1378 GREENE AVENUE (Near Sherbrooke) Westmount Painless removal of corns, callouses, ingrown toe nails.Latest electric equipment.Plastic arch supports to relieve all weak foot conditions.Children's Supports a Specialty.By appointment only Phone Number WE.2-1545 C1 11 EO OD OOOO TOO.DO) 0 PR AAA AL AAA AE A NOW OPEN! + [ i B a (Opposite .Carrying A Complete Line Of: -® DRAPERIES and DRAPERY MATERIAL © CAFE CURTAINS ® RUGS : © ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES ® WINDOW BLINDS © FURNITURE VAL ROYAL DISTRIBUTORS : 382 VICTORIA AVENUE Steinberg\u2019s) FLEETWOOD TELEVISION-HIFIS-RECORD PLAYERS\u2014RADIOS HU.1-5424 métaux = Mart [EY FE pp VY : SRE 5 EE SES SN ERESSEEESESES.0 0.88.0 GE.ALE ES BE 0.0000008 EEENKES xX - J 22 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 10, 1960 9, The Women Realm Widows Assn.The Non-Pensioned Veterans Widows Association will hold its closing meeting of the scason on June 13 in the Legion Hall.Verdun avenue.The bus drive to Burlington, Vermont, on June 16, will leave from the Legion Hall at 9 a.m.The return bus will leave Burlington at 6 p.m.All members and their friends are asked to make Lheir reservations as quickly as possible to be assured of a = 3 | Height, V4; -anches: pair, 28.50 Height, 3-voches: Hurricane Candle Lamps, Hoight, 9 -1nvhes; pare, © 80BSBIBSBEESBES 8398925 RI30BRBEEABAGERE393885B8538088808938B888898880C989B9B0R93984303088B0B630B4803830838883008863888898888848488888888 THREE LOCATIONS IN GREATER MONTREAL e Candlelight dining with BIRKS STERLING (ED) Height, XI 1 pair, 12.50 D SP is \u2014 = pair.14.00 The magic of candlelight spells a relaxed, gracious hospitality at day's end.Let its enchanted glow transform every meal into an occasion\u2014for lamily dinners as well as lor guests.OBHVALOUEUELEBEBEBIBIBIBEBIGABABABEBABIBE- place on the bus.For information please call Mrs.M.Whaton at PO.84966.Summerlea WCTU The Summerlca Women's Christian Temperance Union will hold its closing meeting for the summer on June 16, 1.30 p.m.Hostess will be Mrs.C.Pen- noch, 25, 56th avenue.Lachine.All members and interested ladies are invited to attend.Come and business share the devotional, and social period.FEUBL BU BLHBUBUBUBUBHBUBHBHBBEBEBABE3EB aBas 3X IT'S FROM BIRKS cH Minches; Height, ï 7, Height, 2 4 -inches: i pair, 10.00 Height, 4-ind hes; pair, 27.50 Candelabra with detachable three-light branch, Height, 9 l4-inches: pair 142.50 fBEBEEEBABEBEBEBEBEBABEBEBEBE BE BIBABE BEBE BEBEREBEBIBABABEBABABABABEBABABEBAABIBABABABEBEBABEABABEBABARBBEBABABEBABEBABABABABEBEBEBABE © ( PHILLIPS SQUARE DORVAL CIRCLE | ROCKLAND {for the Placement-Projects Com- Holland-America liner Ryndam will visit the Netherlands, Britain.rE) MRS.MONICA GREENLEES, right, of 4300 Western avenue, and Mrs.Mary Hood, of Lachine, photographed as they sailed in the for a holiday in Europe.They Scandinavian countries and Great League members today have more difficulties leaving their homes lo participate in volunteer activity than in years past, Mrs, Victor C.Goldbloom, retiring president, told the Jewish Junior Welfare League al its annual meeting held recently at the Windsor Hotel.Problems of suburban living, parking diflicultics, obtaining baby sitters and the vastness of the city \u2018\u201c\u2018are all deterrent factors.\u201d Mrs.Goldbloom noted.\u2018Despite these obstacles, however.we have more young women wanting to learn about their community and wishing to make a contribution to ils growth.\u201d A monthly study group on community affairs was inaugurated during the year.the report stated.Speakers included representatives of the Canadian Mental Health Association, the Girls\u2019 Cottage School and the counselling department of Baron de Hirsch Institute.A day conference in January on the \u2018\u2018Unwanted Child\u201d was sponsored jointly by the League and the Child Welfare Bureau of the Baron de Hirsch Institute.The drama workshops production of the play \u201cPresent Pleasure\u201d continued the theme of the conference, and was presented 20 times with the co-operation of various welfare agencies, The league's year was highlighted by a visit in October by Mrs.George Mosely, founding president.who came from England to participate in the bi-centenary celebration of the Jews in Canada.More than 1,000 gifts were collected in December as participation in the Canadian Mental Health, Quebec division, campaign for gifts for forgotten mental patients, the report noted.In April the league participated in the Fourth Annual Women\u2019s Community Conference and won first prize for exhibits.Mrs.Peter Issenman, reporting mittee, noted that the committee's | responsibility was to supervise the placement of each volunteer in a project of her choice, to evaluate existing league projects and investigate new ones.Forty-cight provisional members completed compulsory orientation lectures throughout the year to achieve active status.Fifty-five first and second year active members and 60 senior active members served as volunteers.Eight of these members will receive merit pins for giving 150 hours or more of outstanding service to their re- speclive projects.VARIOUS PROJECTS Projects include discussion groups at the Verdun Protestant Hospital, telephoning for the Canadian Red Cross, clinics at the Herbert Reddy Memorial, Royal Victoria, and Jewish General Hos- pitails, and the Herzl Health Centre.League volunteers helped staff the Fraser-Hickson and Snowdon Libraries, and tutored New Canadians through the Organization for Rehabilitation Through Training.They also acted as group leaders and assisted in nursery schools at the Neighborhood Day Care School, and Nursery, Snowdon and Davis YM-YWHA, St.Laurent \u201cY\u201d ex- Jewish Junior We elfare League elects Mrs.Isadore Sedlezky tension program, St.Laurent Neighborhood Association and YWCA, Lakeshore Branch.Other volunteers assisted with hospital play therapy groups, emo- tionally disturbed children, and cerebral palsy groups.Magazines were distributed to shut-ins, institutions and hospitals.Educational toys, games and pupvets were sent to the Negro Community Centre, Neighborhood House, Herzl Day Care School and St.Andrew's Youth Centre.Home projects included knitted layeties and educational scrapbooks for children, Proceeds from the league's only money-making project, the annual souvenir Program Book amounted to $10,603, Mrs.Joseph Pomerantz noted in the treasurer's report.Contributions made included: $1.000 for scholarships to the McGill School of Social Work and two bursaries; $500 to the Verdun Protestant Hospital; $500 to the Montreal Council of Social Agencies, recreation for the handicapped: $325 to the Reddy Memorial Hospital; $210 to World Refugee Year; $200 to the Montreal Girls\u2019 Association; $200 to the Education of Hearing Handicapped Children; and $50 to Neighborhood House Day Care School.Present league membership stands at: 243 active members, 59 sustaining members, and 63 provisional members.Catherine Booth WA The Women's Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital is holding the annual Strawberry Social on the lawn of the nurses\u2019 residence, 4413 Montclair avenue, on Thursday, June 16, from 6:30 p.m, to 9 pm, There will be a sale of home cooking.garden flowers and a gift table.Mrs.W.Shepherd is the chairman for this event.In the case of rain, the social will be held in the auditorium of the nurses\u2019 residence.| Dietetic Assoc.(Continued from page 18) , of the Soroptimist International of Ottawa, executive committee member in the Federal District of St.John's Ambulance Association, and member of the National Committee on Aging of Soroptimist International.Other speakers on this panel will .be: Dr.J.A.Campbell, Department of National Health and Welfare; Miss Sally I.Henry, Canada Packers, Toronto; Miss Elizabeth Kirby, General Foods, Toronto; Miss Laura Pepper, Consumer Section, Department of Agriculture; and Miss Corinne Trerice, Bakery Food Foundation.Toronto.The Canadian Dietetic Association's 25th annual convention will be held at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal, June 14 to 16.STRENGTH \u2014 FLAVOUR \u2014 PURITY New, handy, flip-open Coapto-Cap is hinged to GALS! married 0.0.offers wonderful oppors tunities to earn extra dollars, for personal pampering purposes .without upsetting the family budget.If you have experience asa steno, typist, comptometer or bustiess machine operator call 0.0.Free practice ses sions may be arranged.*Orrice Overload ~ UN 1-3561 8:30 a.m.to 10:00 p.m.505 Dorchester Street W, Now Is The Time to Dress Up Your Home! .Jas Lu UPHOLSTERING designers of period and modern upholstery Made to Order ® SLIPCOVERS © DRAPERIES ® RE-UPHOLSTERING ® RE-MODELLING © REPAIRING E FREE ESTIMATES AND DELIVERY 5849 Sherbrooke se.w.HU.9-1001 | REG'D.SER Ran: WORKMANSHIP The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 10, 1960 23 Ann Page SALAD 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tennis, agqgaplining.water-skiing, canoe trips.riding on cump's 8 ponies and horses, without extra charge, crafts, ete, College counsellors, Nurse.Excellent home cooked ncals.Insulated cabins with hot and cold water.Government inspected, Highly recommended.Ask for free illustrated booklet.Only $30.00 weekly (subsidized).Caution: never place your child in a Camp you have not inspecled.Wildwood Camp open for inspection any Saturday after- handi- trained noon, Dr.and Mrs.Martin, Directors \u201cWildwood\u201d Vaudreuil, Que.Phone BEhnont 4 3317 or VI, 4-v092.SPRINGLANDS FARM CHILDREN'S PARADISE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS FOR PARTICULARS CALL RAYMOND 2-2705 8 QC Lots For Scle LAKE CHAMPLAIN AT NORTH HERO.VERMONT a lifetime of summers on the scenic shores of Lake Champlain by the purchase of a lot with one hundred feet of lakeshore frontage at Savage Point Estates for $2,000 with a down payment of only $800.Sixty miles south of Montreal over good roads on U.S.Route 2.Excellent fishing, swimming and fall duck hunting, Each tot Js surveyed, and has access road Prepare for and power.Many of the lois have beautiful shade trees and white birches spread over sm area of thirty thousand square feel.For appointment or further details, write or telephone John J.Deschenes CUN.4-614#), 158 Bank Street, Burtington, Vermont NEW Glasgow, \u2018st.Sophie, nommam 6) x 100, vive rights.Whi be on property Saturday and Sno or phone Monday to Friday, WE 41957.12 Apartments To Let 3425 Ridgewood Ave.Mright.3, decorate, veniences.RE.front apartinents, reduced rent, Leaving ony 92-9206 or OR.6G-3806 Oxford & Sherbrooke S'a room front apartment, bright, newly decorated, stove and frigidaire.hot water, taxes pald, 2325 Oxford Avenue, Apartme ot 2.HU, 8-82u6; RE.8-0425.will modern con Must sublet N.D.G.corner Dufferin nnd \u201ccote st.fue.ew, fireproof and soundproof, 2! room apartment.approximately 1 year sublet.Call HU.U-4304, TWO rooms, unfurnished, bright apart ment, private entrance, $30.00 monthly HU.p-4452, N.D.G.\u201csublet.4's rooms, heated.cquipped, 4250 Marcil at Monkland August 1st occupancy, Rent $87.50, Call HU.8.2736.14 Houses To Let _ Westmount Tovely 7 room house.garden, patio, sun gallery, sun eating porch, quiet slrete, reasonable rent.MU.1-6088.\u2018 EF ee \u2014 PHONE YOUR current issue._ HUnter I 0451 The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising Fo Word 0, Lac for each additional word ADS \u2014 ; SRST Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 10:30 a.m, Thursday\u201d f for For your convenience, Adtaker on duty Tuesday and Wednesday until 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1-0451.ESR HE 12 16 Flats - Duplexes To Let N.D.G., Rosedale.5% rooms.heated, garage, stove and refrigerator, yard, $130.00, July 1st.HU.8-3113.MucKENZIE, upper duplex.5'a rooms, haeted, hot water.cquipped.Will redecorate for new tenant.RE, 1- -5804.17 Flats, Duplexes Wanted FIVE to six room duplex wanted, unfurnished, in Westmount or East N.D.G.by young couple.$125.00 maximum, goud references.WE, 3-6933.21b Nursing Homes THE EGERTON CONVALESCENT AND REST HOME A superior year round home, situated near Hemmingford, about 35 miles south of.Montreal.For the care of convalescent, chronic and elderly people.Emphasizing efficient nursing care.nourishing food.combining every city convenience and comfort, with the beauty and restfulness of the country.Wide screened-in verandahs; extensive fawns with shade trees afford an enjoyable change from the confines of the sick room, cheerful sitting and dining rooms.Auto stairs for those having difficulty using stairs.The home operate its own farm supplying fruit, vegetables and all poultry and dairy products in abundance.Home cooking a specialty, Most understanding care given to all patients.MODERATE RATES UN.1-3281 \u2014 HU.1-1376 OR WRITE BOX 705, 700 KSILDARE ROAD, MONTREAL 29 24 Autos For Sdle Meteor Rideau 1958, 4 door, automatic, excellent condition, private.Call 9 to 5, WE.53-1642, evenings 0X.7- 1745.Buick Sedan 1955, completely automatic.34.000 miles.American model.2 Canadian winters while, with red top.one owner.WE, 71-4904.Oldsmobile $125.00 tamer Chen: muthier ve Pane.good running order, Goodser.OX.7-0936.28a Wanted To Rent \u201cCOACH.HOUSE new new plugs, engine heater.Call John OR SIMILAR BUILDING Wanted to rent for use of cabinet making workshop.WE.2-2300 or VI.2-4374.For Sale _ Selling almost new furnishings of deluxe apartment: imported Swedish tweed sofa.$2500 bedroom set.$200: Danish chair, $90: boudoir chair and stool, pure silk, $45; dresser.$25: modern Italian marble coffee table.$35; imported Swedish dining room table, $75.odd chairs and end tables; lamps: paintings: Oriental scrolls; odd objects.No dealers please.WE.7-1071.CONTINENTAL BEDS | HEADBOARD HIGH BOY NIGHT TABLES HUNTER 4 6920 REFRIGERATOR.13 cubic feet: 307 electric stove: fully automatic washing machine.less than a year old.All still under guarantee, HU.9 5288, TELEVISION Tate man\u2019s chest of drawers; coffee table: corner step-on athle; secretary bookcise.HU.6-1857, after 6 p.m.VISCOSE rus, Ww.9 x 12.$35.00; \"4188 De- De- earie, ant.1; HU.8-8526.LOVESEAT; Rogers Mudestic console radio, $30 00 cach.WE.7-481.Call HU.1-0451 for your Classified Ads on nd SEE 2% __ 29 For Sale EVELEIGH- PATTERSON LUGGAGE COMPANY F.Reeve Eveleigh, proprietor EVERYTHING IN LUGGAGE HANDBAGS, WALLETS, BILLFOLDS, UMBRELLAS, ® LUGGAGE REPAIRS © 4190 ST.CATHERINE W.{Corner Greene) WE.5-2101 29 For Sale ARCADE KIDDIE SHOP 5257 QUEEN MARY (UPSTAIRS) GET ACQUAINTED SALE ONE WEEK ONLY 25% DISCOUNT LARGE VARIETY OF CHILDREN\u2019S CLOTHING SIZE 2-14 Leaving Country Dining table, Scandinavian import; English bedroom set; refrigerator; T.V.21\"; small upholstered chair; small coffee table; Russell Wright china; hall runner; small carpets; standard lamp.Other articles, HU.6-5094.BARREL chairs; lamp tables; 217 console; table lamps: chesterfield; jacket, squirvel.size 16.HU.9-5292.T.V.fur Antiques Copper kettles and brass pitchers, Moorecraft candlesticks and vase, WE.2-4590 Books Canada and its provinces, 20 volumes.leather bound, Authors\u2019 Edition, printing No.180, in good condition.Call HU, 1-0764.Sailboat 12 foot Firefly, in racing condition, $500.00.HU.6-1605, evenings.GOLF CLUBS (3) AND BAG $16.00 WELLINGTON 5-2581 THREE piece chesterfield set, condition, reasonable.HU 8-1135.McClary gas stove, large, excellent condition, bargain.After 5 p.m, HU.4- 026.GUITAR, slightly used, complete with case, bargain, $35.00.HU.4-0636.ALLWIN baby carriage, English, gxcel- Inet condition, $40.00, HU, 9-3253 good\u2019 SPECIAL OFFER TO WESTEND RESIDENTS CARPETS WHOLESALE PRICES .$2.75 YD.$3.95 YD.WILTON BROADLOOM RUGS, WALL-TO-WALL SAMPLE ROOM 3442 ST.DENIS ST.AV.8-5037 AV.8-7683 GIRL'S bedroom set, Roxatone white, complete drapes and spread.HU.9- 5258.= PORTABLE electric sewing machine with case, $40.00; marble top coffee table, brass legs, $20.00.HU.6-2620.LARGE size, solid red tricycle.good condition, $12.00.HU.1-4897.SIMMONS hide-a-bed, like new, perfect condition, $100.00.WE.7-1453, ELECTRIC range, deluxe, made by Frigidaire, practically new.reasonable.HU.21-4477.Trades and Professional Cards Same Price as Regular Ads Building Repairs Atwater Roofing Co.Ltd.COMPLETE HOME MAINTENANCE ROOFING \u2014 TUCKPOINTING BRICK & MASON PAINTING FREE ESTIMATES OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 HU.1-5788 PAINTING - CARPENTRY GENERAL REPAIRS FLOORS AND WALLS REASONABLE RATES HU.8-1020 AFTER 6 P.M.Alterations House Repairs and Painting at Reasonable Prices OR EXTERIOR CARPENTRY ANYTHING IN INTERIOR ALSO NEW CONSTRUCTION BEST REFERENCES CLIVE DRAKE WELLINGTON 7-0990 A.Marior General Contractor Garages, galleries and car modernize kitchens, painting.492 17TH AVE., LACHINE MELROSE 4-2180 CALL BETWEEN § AND 7 P.M.porches; Business Services FURNITURE POLISHING YOUR FURNITURE TOLISHED IN YOUR HOME OR AT THE OFFICE BY ENGLISH CRAFTSMAN WITH 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN LONDON, ENGLAND.HU.4-8106.PLANNED KITCHENS - PLAYROOMS - Carpentry Anything in Interior Exterior Carpentry STONE FRONTS PLANNED KITCHENS PLAYROOMS REASONABLE PRICES GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP J.Nielson Reg\u2019d.WELLINGTON 17-7391 EVENINGS WE.54517 Cartage and Moving MacCALLUM Moving, deliveries, mobile home convoy.HU.1-9774.AVAILABLE anytime for any kind of moving: call Roger WELLINGTON 3-1491 Dressmaking DRESSMAKER designer, alterations, work guaranteed.WE.3-7420, West- mount.EUROPEAN dressmaker - designer, dresses, suits.coats made to ineasure.Alierations.Specializes in Jace.5110 Sherbrooke, Apt.1.DESIGNER, European, gowns, suits, coats made to order.Alterations.Work guaraniced.HU.9-2945.Educational Summer Classes COMMENCING JUNE 14 BALLET - TAP - BATON PIANO - SINGING ADULT \u2014 CHILDREN Play School MORNINGS ONLY CHILDREN 3-6 YEARS Mary Beetles 4956 DECARIE BLVD.HU.6-5170 ITALIAN language, taught by experienced teacher.beginners and advanced lessons.HU, 9-3227.Music Lessons GUITAR lessons, special summer course.RE.9-8311.Residence, HU.6- 2215.Painting & Decorating INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING GRAINING & PAPER HANGING GENERAL CLEANING RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL FIRST CLASS WORK FREE ESTIMATES Westmount Painting Reg'd.WE.7-2666 PAINTERS AND DECORATORS EXTERIOR \u2014 INTERIOR GENERAL MAINTENANCE WORK GUARANTEED MR.R.HEMBLING WELLINGTON 2-3520 Pest Control ALL best control services, including weed, brush eradication throughout Canada.Free estimates, Pestroy Ltd.RI.7-2457.Television Repairs Scott T.V.And Radio Service FAST, RELIABLE AND FULLY GUARANTEED.95% OF WORK DONE IN HOME.$2.50 PER CALL ANYTIME RI.4-1209 Trade School Bartending School Course in Bartending, walters, s, waitresses, refresher Home Cleaning WALLS and ceilings washed, floors cleaned and waxed, also painting done Call W.Campbell, by experienced man.RL 7-0222, course, etc.New term starting soon, Enroll now at 1500 St.Catherine Street West, Suite 104, WE 2-658L ¢ |e ADDITIONAL WANT ADS 29 For Sale EASY washer.\u201cspindty, 650.00, in good condition.WE, 5-1885.PAIR of binoculars, 10 x 30.Hartinunn.Optik-Wetzlar.HU.4 7728.GIRL'S sidewalk bike, good condition.$17.00.4123 Western, Apt.20.ELECTRIC guitar, Les Paul.custom Scandalli, 120 base accordion.excellent condition, sacrifice.HU.4.5875.INTERNATIONAL Harvester frigidaire, 11.5 cubic feet.perfect condition.reasonable.RE.1-5804.SINGLE Imperial Loyalist maple bed, box spring and maltress, good condi tion.$465.00.RE.8-2277.ADMIRAL stove, W, automatic vven.4 burners, excellent condition.$115.00.HU.8-5198.BEDROOM, walnut, 5 pieces.wardrobe cedarized, no dealers.HU, 6-6084 ACCORDION, 120 buse.hardly first class condition, WE.7-2645.31 Wanted To Purchase WANTED: bicycle for 9 or 10 year old boy.WE.7-1308 or HU.4-5768.used, WANTED: good set ludx's golf clubs in good condition.RE.8-1554: WE.2-3242.WANTED: canoe, 16 [oot canvas covered in good condition.Call daxtimie.Mrs.Matheson.WE.7 5341 32 Domestic Help Wanted Mother's Helper for summer in Laurentians «15 years and older.Light housework, 2 children.RS.4-1794.MOTHER'S helper.15 ur over.Deht duties, own room and TV.Cute St Luc.HU.6-3969.Nursemaid Experienced, capable and willing to do light housework, with references.for 2 babies, 8 months old, Good home for the right person.$150.00 per month.Wednesday afternoon and evening off and every second Sunday.Call WE.35-9892, after 7 pon.32a Baby Sitters Wanted YOUNG family.two children, mother's helper for summer, own room.HU.9-3113.INTELLIGENT young lady required to take little girl to Westmount Park.3-4 fimes weekly.vicinity N.D.G.Ave, and Vendome, Phone Mrs.Teff, HU.8-3279.a ° 33 Domestic Employment Wanted HANDYMAN wants work.washing walls, remove double windows, painting, clean floors.what have you?Call Frank.PO.9 7146.33b Baby Sitter Available BARBY sitting, Mrs.Wilson, 50¢ hourly, bus .RE.7-4478.Help requires in city, 34 36 Help Wanted Male SALES OPPORTUNITY BOYS.SALARY AND COMMISSION.NOT ESSENTIAL.APPLY MR.J.R.A CHALLENGE FOR A YOUNG MAN INTERESTED IN ADVERTISING SALES.WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.CAR NECESSARY.WRITE BOX 702, 7005 KILDARE ROAD, MONTREAL 28.QUE.DISTRICT MANAGER FOR CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT OF WEEKLY WEST END PAPER.SOME CANVASSING EXPERIENCE AND CAPABLE OF MANAGING AND SUPERVISING DELIVERY CAR AN ASSET BUT DARRACH, HU.1-277).34 Help Wanted Female A Typist REQUIRED FOUR WESTMOUNT SALES OFFICE, WITH KNOWLEDGE OF GENERAL OFFICE ROUTINE.PLEASE CALL WELLINGTON 5-9678 37 Situations Wanted Male 'Youna man requires gardening, Satar (day only, Westmount area preferred.Please call atter 6 pan.[TU 8.0601.41 Domestic Pets | | Poodle ; Beautiful.white.small miniature.mule.one year old, fully inoculated and trained.Must sell shortly, $175.00.HU.* 4-7583.\u2018Miniature Airedales\u201d Welsh terrier puppies, block registered thoroughbreds, paper trained.RL.4-2417.tan, 1.and inoculate | THREE aquariums.tops.fish, pump.filer, heater-thermostat and ucces- sortes.HU.4-0252, week days.Wanted Female TELEPHONE CLERK POSITION AVAILABLE IN DEPARTMENT OF WEEKLY AND CHALLENGING OPPORTUNITY PERSON.GUOD SPELLING.SANT TELEPHONE TO BOX 704.7005 KILDARE MANNER ARE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING NEWSPAPER.INTERESTING.FOR AGGRESSIVE HANDWRITING AND A PLEA.ESSENTIAL.REPLY RD.MTL.29.BE A SUCCESS EARN A GOOD INCOME.CLOSE TO HOME.REPRESENTING AVON COSMETICS FRIENDLY.QUICKLY PUTS MONEY INTERVIEW CALL: Victor PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE WORK IN YOUR POCKET.FOR 2-8158 BN PRIVATE NURSING HOME REQUIRES TRAINED ATTENDANT R.N.2 PRACTICAL NURSES APPLY - 7005 KILDARE HOAD, MONTREAL 29 BOX 696 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-DAY WEEK, BLUE CROSS AVAILABLE.PLEASE PHONE WELLINGTON 7-9238 41 Domestic Pets DELIGHTFUL pets.siamese steelpoint kittens, 8 weeks, $15.00.WE, 7-0908.42 ; Personals ] Madame Johnston Reader and adviser on all matters of life.She has helped others, why not you?Do not fuil to pax her a visit.VICTOR 5-8344 NOTICE OF APFLICATION FOR DIVORCE Notice is hereby given that GLORIE | LOUISE HERCUS GALLACHER of the Town of Dorval in the District of Montreal, Province of Quebec, Canada, will apply to the Parlament of Canada at the Present or next or next following session thereof (or a Bill of Divorce from her husband, ALEXANDER CAMERON GALLACHER of the Town of Upper Woodlands in the district of Beauharnois, Province of Quebec, Cane ada, ait-pilot and executive, on the ground of adultery.Dated at Montreal.Province of Quebec, April 28th, 1960.J.CAMPBELL LAING.Solicitor for Applicant.266 St.James St.West Montreal, P.Q.42 Personals Madame Cherokee She as 1rom thé West Indies, reader and adviser, answers all questions and problems, one visit will convines sou VICTOR 9-2995 MADAME ZORA FIRST TIME IN THIS AREA Palm readimgs cond readings, tells your past.pre-e sent, and future.answers all questions, solves all your problems, AH readings strietls con lidenttal.RIVERSIDE 7-4952 949 DECARIE BLVD.ST.LAURENT OLD, RUNDOWN?\" help \u201cpep - up\u201d | WoInED past 40.SUUEHISIS.43 horoscope Ostres Tome Tablets thousands ot men, Only GY Ar all Transportation RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE TO OLD ORCHAKD AND VICINITY, EVERY WEEKEND BEGINNING JULY IST.CARS FULLY INSURED.DAYS, PO.9-115): EVES, PO.9-508].Billy Graham film at Westmount Baptist A Billy Graham film \u201cSouthern Crusades\u2019 will be at the conclusion of the evening service shown BYPU will sponsor this presentation.At the morning service the Rev.kK.J.Bailey will speak on \u2018Staking a Claim\u201d and at night on \u201cScarlet Sins.\u201d The WA will hold its annual picnic at the Dorval Island home of Mrs.F.A.Johnson.Monday.June 13 al 10:30 a.m.Box lunches are to be brought.The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 10, 1960 \"STOP PRESS ADS GARAGE, heated, Call WE 2 0128 RADIO BROADCAST centinl Westmount i How prayer alone rescued her from mflammatory rheumatism and nervous breakdown will be related by a Kansas woman on the \"radio series \u201cHow Christian Scien- \u2018ce Heals\" Station CJAD.Montreal (dial 800 at 9:45 on Sun- over | day morning.June 12.| | | | at Westmount Baptist Church.The 25 Insurance companies paid out $14.6 million in death benefits More than $14 6 nulhon was pad out in death benefits by the 60-odd British, Canadian and United States life ansurance companies operating wm Canada during the first 3 months of 1960 in the Province of Quebec, the Canadian Lite Insurance Officers Association reports On 3,350 ordinary policies.pave ments were $8,513,000, on 3920 1n- dustrial policies $1.068.000 and on 1,780 group certificates $4.988 000 Seagram's Martini-Master Has Many Talents MONTREAL The mpgemous Martini- Master, a new container for Seagram's Golden Gin now supplies the techauque of making perfect murtans, Available an Quebes, this vers suntile contimer as an all-puoe- pose cochtml shaher that comes filled with 25 ors.ol coveted Seagram's Golden Gin.The wost memorable martnos are alwavs mide, of course, with Seagram's | Golden Gin aoe gan ol ineom- © parable taste, endowed with eta dryness, extra smoothness, The nu- tural golden colour is the result of careful ageing im special oak casks to the exact golden moment of perfection, | tu addition to nar tan-making, the nuque Seagram Mating Master performs valtuntit 0x Shaker bor all cocktols When entering, tor exauanple, soso shakers can be used te prepare cond a supply ol vour fasvourre cochtils Ulis add aw che tetive new nate to dig when used to serve ont juices qed ea and eed colice Made from tigue phiss wath ic gold pad ap go store also \u201clt and ensily removed label hie Martini- Master as a handsome bar necessore Next tine, ash oor Seagram's Golden Gin te only gon an the versie Martini- Master contin IT'S WELL WORTH LISTENING TO Montreal 949 Atwater Avenue It's Austin Sales & Service Ltd.FOR THE WIDEST RANGE OF Imported Used Cars It's Austin for Cars \u2014 Ask Anyone at AUSTIN SALES & SERVICE Ltd.Open Six Nights a Week to Serve You +, WE.2-4176 x The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 10, 1960 26 à 2 / (Lill 17 A LT ul ( UTDOOR LIFE has a place in every man\u2019s life, no matter how poor nor how rich.For instance, boating has grown by leaps and bounds since the last war.On shore you marvel at a look of a water craft cutting a mean wave as it moves up river.How many times have you spent happy hours in just an old row boat.Now, with those modern improvements, we place an outboard motor on the rear of that old tub maybe just a small horsepower, but it\u2019s your kind of outdoor life.Last Saturday, at Port Lewis, about 10 miles west of Valleyfield, along with other SUMMER FUN CLUB for boys and girls ages 9 to 13 years GAMES AND LEARNING ARE FUN An active, well-supervised program, operating all day Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday afternoon and Friday morning.A program of swimming, sports, handicrafts, hikes, trips and tours, penny carnival and many other exciting features.RATES: YMCA Members \u2014 $12.00 for 9 weeks YMCA Members \u2014 4.00 for 2 weeks Non YMCA Members \u2014 $15.00 for 9 weeks Non YMCA Members \u2014 5.00 for 2 weeks JUNE 27TH TO AUGUST 12TH Folders and applications are available ot WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.4585 Sherbrooke St.West WE.7-316 More and more people enjoy life at its best! A casual chat in the garden .a friendly invitation .and you\u2019ve made a discovery.You and your friends will discover the mild taste of O'Keefe at the first sip.That's how it happens.That's why people everywhere are changing to O'Keefe Ale.The mild taste of O'Keefe Ale is natural - brewed right in with costlier seedless hops.Change to O'Keefe \u2014 and enjoy life at its best.Oink O Keefe.rhe Mild a/e/ Alex Grant heads| Canadair \u2018A\u2019 and \u2018B\u2019 cricket St.Georae curlers: Alex J.president of the St.George Snow Grant was elected Shoe (Curling) Club at annual general meeting.Executive officers are A.G.Farquharson, first vice-president; A.J.D.Wright, second vice- president and C.W.Palmer, honorary-treasurer.Newly appointed directors include R.C.Denver, Ricgard Gourdie and Ossie O'Brien.G.S.Ritchie.Phil Martin, Archie Wilcox and immediate past president O.L.Raab will continue to serve on the board.During the meeting honorary Life memberships were given to Harry E.Bell, Matthew Campbell and Ernest A, Cousins, the guests we had a looksee at this water hobby.Outboards from five to 75 HP.Crafts small and large, and all supplied by Lake St.Francis Marine Limited.Along with all this, there was the Lake St.Francis Rod and Gun Club, like the 19th hole is to a golfer.¥* ¥* ¥* Dallas Grant, retired paperman and a resident of South Lancaster (Scotty Bowman's summer place).who is the head man of the new marine outfit, gave the boys and their wives a grand day.Ross Wilson, with the Rod and Gun and Bob Hendershott, well known in the skeet shooting circles, went out of their way to make it a grand taste of outdoor life, * 4: A: Besides travelling in several types of crafts, powered by 40 and 75 HP motors, the thrill of the day was the Turbo-driven motor boat that moves along at a smooth 50 miles per hour.Turns on a dime with a shower of water that wets everything in the boat.Hendershott was having a grand time from the time the craft went into the water.No prop, and we ; may say no rudder.Water being | pumped or sucked in, is pushed out at 750 Ibs thrust, which drives the craft.# sk # But, a 80 HP outboard motor can outrun the turbo craft.All this was part of the opening of the new marine outfit.Grant and his associates will cater to the marine lover with full service, from soups (o nuts.The outfit will have everything that a boat owner needs, small or large.Just about one mile from the channel, along the new scaway.If you have rich tastes for water life.St.Francis Marine can supply.and even for the poor old water lover.with 16 or 18 foot boat, he has full facilities at his finger tips.This should prove a big boom to the business of boating.: * of do THE PADDLERS From the reports, Cartierville Boating club are the club to beat again in the East and maybe when the Dominion rolls around, they will be top choice for the National tile which they have two years straight, Grand Trunk are making some progress, slow as it might be, but the youngsters are getting interested.At Lachine, they will have to rebuild, for they lack seniors.The reports are they are having a tough time to make a senior war West Indians, Adastrians, | Canadair scored victories in the City and District Cricket league while Mt.Royal and Wanderers played to a draw, in \u2018A\u2019 division games played Saturday.In the °\u2018B\u2019 section, Canadair tripped up Adastrians; Wander- | Crs tripped up West Indians and Verdun defeated Mt.Royal.A Division Rolls Royce 134: West Indians 138 for 3.Battling Rolls Royce: S.Foster 73: West Indians: H.Edwards 61 (not oul), R Thomas 29, K.Wilkinson 27.Bowling Rolls Royce: T.Pope 2 for 38, D.Beatty 1 for 14: West Indians: L.Simpson 3 for 26, D.Barker 2 for 13, N.Harris 2 for 41.Adastrians 206: Westmount 104.Batting Adastrians: M.Rilston 40, A.Mec- Kinlay 31, 1.Rennie 26, J.Sadeek 20, F.Cheeseman 18, R.Farmer 13.S.Jessop 13, G.Small 13 (not out); West- mount: V.Lewis 27, G.Taylor 15, K.Branker 14, S.Marshall 11, Bowling Adastrians: 1.Rennie 5 for 29, M.Rilstone 4 for 41, R.Farmer 1 for 14: Westmount: J.Ries 4 for 30, B.Thomas +3 for 38, K.Branker 3 for 34.Canadair 172 for B (declared): Verdun \u2018 Batting Canadair: J.Law 87.J.Andrews 40.S.Reid 11 (not out): Verdun: C.Mc- canoe, and they must have that before they have a junior.* * *) Chateauguay boys will put out the welcome mat for the paddlers come a week Saturday when they open the Eastern Division meets.Two nights are planned the next week for Olympic trials at Otter- *burn and at Ottawa, June 25 the trials will take place for the Rome Games in August.* * # Three Rivers are a busy club, for their meet, set for a Sunday, will be on CBF-TV, Otterburn will not be far behind despite their being one of the smaller clubs.They will host the Eastern Division trials late in July.Times are hard for the paddlers, but somehow the officials work night and day to keep the game alive, * 3 * Bill Sykes got away his Verdun Juvenile Fastball league away last week.With three teams from Verdun and one from Cote des Neiges, coached by QAHA minor man, Mickey MacDonal! a good season in the forecast .Little League Baseball is blooming all over the island of Montreal and it would seem that softball is the game of the past.You can\u2019t help but admire the men behind these teams and leagues but when you watch those pint-size batters get up to the plate.you know the reason.4 teams in double victories Kenzie 31, J.Lucas 21, E.Seule 18, Bowling Canadair: S.Reid 5 for 28, K, Richards 2 for 19, J.Andrews 1 for 17: Verdun: E.Seale 2 for 16, D.Griffith 2 for 25.Mount Royal 177 for 9 (declared); Wanderers 111 for 5 (draw).Batting Mount Royal: B.Lovett 55 (not out), R.Docking 25, H.Cox 25; Wanderers: R.Williams 38 (not out), G.Cook 22, T.Ishmail 17 (not out), K.Hudson 17.Bowling Mount Royal: R.Docking 2 for 16, C.Cox 2 for 23; Wanderers: W.Scutt 6 for 53.\u2014 B Division Adastrians 11 \u2014 71; Canadair 11-72 for 3.Adastrians: R.Griffith 15, D.13.A.Rennie 12, N.Bateson 12.Bowling Canadair: J.Marland 5 for 15.Short West Indians 11 \u2014 62; Wanderers 11 \u2014 66 for 9.Batting West Indians: B.Wharton 33: Wanderers: E.Gibson 18 (not out, G.Hackshaw 12, G.Gibson 10.Bowling West Indians: P.Tull 4 for 40, V.Farley 3 for 14; Wanderers; G.Gibson 5 for 26 Verdun 1 \u2014 89; Mount Royal 11 \u2014 32.Batting Verdun: V.Perryman 36, M.Coma- cho 19, J.Williams 17; Mount Royal: L.Moffard 11 (not outs.Bowling White- Mustor Verdun: C.Lewis 5 for 13.K, head 3 for 6; Mount Royal: T.4 for 23, E.Richards 3 for 16.Baillie makes Olympic team Three Montreal weightlifters, one of whom is a native of Westmount were chosen to represent Canada at the Olympic games in Rome this summer.Each lifted more than the Olympic standard a the Canadian Championships and Olympic Trials.Named to the team which will be coached by weightlifting chairman G, B.Thomson of Winnipeg were heavyweights Dave Baillie of Westmount and Bill Swaluk and light-heavyweight Mike Lipari.Featherweight Jules Sylvain of Quebec City will be the team's substitute if one of the three Mont- realers cannot make the trip to Rome.Thirty-three contenders from five provinces participated in the meet.British Columbia had two entries, Alberta one, Manitoba one, Ontario seven and Quebec 22.Baillie, the heaviest participant at 274 pounds, won the heavyweight championship with a combined lift of 970 pounds, 60 above the Olympic standard.He previously represented Canada in the Olympic Games in 1952 and 1956 and in the British Empire Throughout the world more people buy Seagramss VO.than any other brand of whisky exported from any country Games in 1954 and 1958. -\u2014j Ee EE -Jow net of 72.St.Leo's pee wee softhallers triumph 9-8 over Willingdon By PETER RASSENTI St.Leo\u2019s Pee Wee softball club, showing vast improvement over their early season form, rallied for a 9-8 win over Willingdon school at Westmount Park.The visitors were five runs up when the young Saints came to bat al the bottom of the second and after loading the bases Neil Capper came through with the big blow that put his team back in the game with a base clearing drive to right field for a home run.Andre Camilli pitched a fine game in spite of the fact was a little too generous with walks that kept him in trouble most of the time but some fine infield support for Jules Desjardins and Dougie Muncey cut off a few promising rallies, Bob Brault, Academy's left fielder made the fielding gem of the game when he went deep to his left to snare a hard drive that almost took dimutive Bob to outer space.St.Leo\u2019s have enjoyed a fine® season after anything but a good start.Their first two games was a comedy of errors but once the boys began to tighten up and Ross and Barshaw split golf honors Harry Ross and Al Barshaw shared top honors in the Quebec Football Referees\u2019 Association first annual golf tournament Saturday at the Anjou Golf Club.Ross led the field of over 40 competitors with a low gross of 88 while Barshaw had the best Jim Scallon 89 and Bud Wylie 90 were second and third low gross.Gerry Bollen and Ross Neale were tied for second low net with 74.Pal McAleese and Jim Liddell won \u2018birdie\u2019 prizes and Hubert Dubois took the consolation award.Ernie Mundey had the best score among the visitors.Joe Lamont, perennial local gridiron time-keeper, was on hand as starter and official scorekeeper.Giants capture pee wee title Giants defeated Braves in a seven inning sudden death playoff game .to win the 1960 West- mount Recreation Department pee wee softball championship.Following is the roster: Darrell Munro, captain: Doug Muncy.co-captain, Wayne McAfee, Richard Rittenberg.James McMahon.Joseph Cosniac.Bruce Moreland, Clifford Vawer, John Greenman, Ronnie McCrimmon, Andrew Fowler.Rod Wallace, Peter Wal- chysen, Robin Armstrong.GAME SCORES Mosquite Jets 17, Red Wings 8.Red Wings 14, Marlins 20, Sugar Kings 7.Marlins 1, Sugar Kings 7, Jets 8.Pee wee sudden-death playoff, Giants 5, Braves 2.Bantam Yankees 16, White Sox 20, Indians 6, Orioles 0.Mosquito P W L DPts.Red Wings 6 5 1 0 10 Jets 6 3 3 6 6 Marlins 6 2 4 0 4 Sugar Kings 6 2 4 0 4 Pee Wee (Final) Braves 5 4 0 1 9 Giants 5 3 1 1 7 Cubs 4 2 2 0 4 Pirates 5 2 3 0 4 Cardinals 4 1 3 0 2 Phillies 5 1 4 0 2 Bantam White Sox 5 4 1 6 8 Yankees 5 4 1 060 8 Orioles 5 2 3 0 4 Indians 5 e s 6e @ and RAY MEYNARD show some competitive drive developed into a first class softball aggregation.TENNIS Connie Nucci showing the class that earned him the Junior Ath-' lete honors this year, added an- | other triumph to his sports re- | pretoire when he won the senior high school tennis title in the recently held tournament.He met some tough opposition, particularly from Phil Taylor.who extended him all the way.Marie Pouliotte survived St.Paul's Academy tennis series to be Queen of the courts at the Cote St.Antoine site of learning.| | The pretty young miss with a tantalizing serve was just too good for the opposition and should be heard from later in the top brackets of the game.Indians win first LL tilt Unity's Little League Baseball team, Indians, last year\u2019s American \u201cB\u201d Pennant winners, after a shaky start this season losing 12-5 to the White Sox and 10-3 to the first place Orioles, finally Rot into the win column defeating Orioles 12-8.Pitcher Dalton Barnoff who started the game got into trouble early in the first inning allowing three runs but then settled down to good pitching until the beginning of the sixth when he was removed for Bernard Campeau, | the regular catcher.Campeau also had a ficld day at bat hitting ! a double and single in three times : at the plate.Mietek Raddoman led the team in the hitting department with two singles and a walk in four trips to the plate.Young Campeau who relieved | starting pitcher Dalton Barnoff | in the sixth, struck out the side to preserve the win for teammate Barnoff.The Indians are handled by Manny Barnoff and John 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BRINGS OUT THE BEST IN BEER « * 28 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 10, 1960 PUT WESTMOUNT-ST.GEORGE IN THE NEW PROVINCIAL PICTURE ELECT YOUR GOVERNMENT CANDIDATE MURRAY HAYES The time has long been ripe for more active representation for Westmount-St.George in Provincial affairs.With the candidacy of Murray Hayes, the electors of this riding have the opportunity of having a spokesman with experience, intelligence, integrity and dedication to serve their interests.On June 22nd, vote for Premier Barrette\u2019s candidate \u2014 \" Electors of Westmount-St.George are cordially invited to attend a reception for Premier Antonio Barrette and your Govern ment Candidate, Murray Hayes, at Victoria Hall, Tuesday, June 14th \u2014 8:00 to 9:00 p.m.° Published by the Westmount-St.George National Union Committee 7 rs nT "]