The Westmount examiner, 15 juillet 1960, vendredi 15 juillet 1960

[" Leds 2 mue re a eu Lesage warns: Liberals will a mt AE CEST EEE TPE ST\u201c EE NE \u201cqe M ES © Local couple .\u2018 \u2018 ado not show any pt I Korean gi favoritism ean girl \u2014 Page 5 Page 7 vOL.XXXI, No.28 MONT: \u201cRIDAY, JULY 15, 1960 12 PAGES \u2026:53,.35 5 CENTS Examiner helps bring about firearm study Page 3 This week Vacationers warned not to leave clues at home for thieves memes 4 LA CL ee re en, TOG 2 \u2014Tedd Church Photos 1 INTREPID BIRDMEN reading from Cadet Instructor F/O Roger Pelle- is what Sir Winston Churchill called the pilots who saved England during the Battle of Britain.Here are some of the modern-day birdmen getting a lesson on map part of the 27 cadets enrolled in the 30 day flying course sponsored by the RCAF, Cadets take to the air Page 10 emmener re rd er R18 min © .tier al the Montreal Flying Club.The group is READY FOR THE AIR: Cadet Instructor F/0 Roger Pelletier, right, talks to Cadets G.Tower, No.1 West Montreal Squadron (Westmount) and Jean Chalin, No.5 St.Laurent Squadron, and they familiarize themselves with the controls of the Cessna 172 in which they are working towards their private pilot's licences at The Montreal Flying Club, Cee Dutch elm disease - what can be done and who will pay?Page 4 Tenders called for St.Leo's new extension Page 3 x CREE EE x Rr Tr age Be et Next week\u2019s weather ?July 16 to 23 Sunny with cool winds and occasional heavy showers, thea improving and very warm, sultry and humid, with misty mornings.Temperature range 55-90°F or higher.Clear, very hot and humid into mid-week with risk of scaitered heavy thunder showers and some hail, then cooling.Fog for the Atlantic coasts and the Gulf.Mainly sunny to end the week with occasional drizzle, thea clearing and quile warm.By FRIC NEAL 2 The Westmount Examiser, Friday.July 15, 1960 This Week in Westmount Vacationers take care! Thieves watch your mail By VALENTINA RAIIR An early morning stroll along the streets of West- mount will reveal many unoccupied homes whose tenants are away on vacation.Uncollected mail, stuck between door jambs and door knobs, lying on doorsteps, or half out of mail slots, make first rate welcome mats for prowlers.Westmount residents are well aware of the frequent requests and warnings delivered by Westmount Police on this score.A good neighbour policy may be arranged to collect mail on a reciprocal basis \u2014 you do it for me while I'm away, and I'll do it for you while you're away.* WADING ONLY \u2014 NO BATHING is printed in large letters on ull sides of the wading pool at King George Park (Murray Park to long-time residents), With only a few inches of wading water in the one pool used for kiddies, and the second pool reserved for sailing boats, there isn't much room for enjoyment for youngsters.It has been suggested that the second pool, seldom used, be cleaned and opened for wading\u2014 thus affording space for children older than the present age limits designate.A very kind gesture, in this searing weather, has been the offer of the wading pool to a group of retarded children who come every Monday afternoon, accompanied by their supervisors.k sk LS \u201cPoodles,\u201d according to Mrs.Alex Casgrain, well - known dog obedience training specialist, \u201chave become pampered through the years, which is a great pity.Poodles are a healthy, strong, sensible type of dog and love the outdoors.The poodle has brains * # to spare, gence.\u201d Most men snort at poodles.And no wonder.Ribbons, little bootces and pyjamas, fur coats perfume, cocktail parties, have become the daily lot of the poodle today.They are treated as fragile, delicate \u201ccity dogs.\u201d But given half a chance, they can show where their preference lies.Mrs.Casgrain, owner of three black, standard -size poodles, finds that they love to go into the woods for hikes, and can follow a very demanding routine that would be a credit to any dog considered much hardier than a poodle.Becky, Wendy and Katy are the names of these pets.high intelli- with a * k * ALAN WOOD, St.Catherine st.west, age 15, Sir George Williams student, showed outstanding level-headedness recently during an emergency.He was out for a walk with three friends, who decided to take a short cul to get home by climbing over a GEORGE K.DODD George K.Dodd, 48, technical manager of the chemicals division of Canadian Industries Limited, died Sunday at Daytona Beach, Florida, in a swimming accident.A native of Westmount, Mr.Dodd was educated at Lower Canada College and McGill University where he received a bachelor of engineering degree in chemical engineering.He joined CIL in 1934 as a chemist at the company's New Toronto plant.Two years later he was transferred to the central research laboratory at MeMasterville and a year later joined the explosives division at the same location.During the Second World War he served in a number of administrative posts with Defence Industries Limited, a wartime subsidiary of CIL at Nobel, Ont., Valleyfield, Que., and Winnipeg.He returned to CIL in 1946 as manager of the company's chemicals works at Shawinigan, Que.In 1949 he was ASK FOR PRICE LIST We do quantity reproduction, quicker, for less, than your staff.Robotyped Personalized Letters .Multilithing .- Mimeographing .Folding .Addressing .Mailing .PHONE WE.2-6787 4444 St.Catherine West transferred to the company's head office in Montreal as chemical engineering supervisor of the chemicals division.He became technical manager in 1952.He resided in Pointe Claire.Mr.Dodd was a member of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers and the Chemical Institute of Canada.He is survived by his wife, the former Mary G.Locke; two children, Philip and Judith; his mother Mrs.J.G.Dodd of Montreal; one brother, Jack, of Montreal; and two sisters, Mrs.E.Scharfe of Montreal and Mrs.E.Sprinkle of Fort William, Ont.Funeral arrangements will be announced later.MRS.MICHAEL STACK Funeral service was held in Cobourg, Ont, for Mrs.Michael Stack, 48, of Westmount, who died at her home after a short illness.® Asbestos & for Commercial \u2014 Industrial Residential Metal Siding Maintenance and Repairs on AN Types of Buildings Leo Falardeau PLUMBING «© HEATING © ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK ® GAS HEATERS 3955 St.James Street West Inspection & Estimates oa Request WE.5-2595 WE.3-2432 Born Catherine Turpin, Mrs.Stack was educated at St.Michael's School, Cobourg, and the Cobourg District Collegiate Institute.She was known in her hometown as an athlete and was a top player with the intermediate Cobourg women\u2019s softball team.She is survived by her husband; her father, George Turpin; one sister, Mrs.Evor Leonard (Agnes) and three brothers, George, Ted, and Thomas, Burial took place in the St.Michael's Cemetery, Cobourg.fence and skirting several blocks along the way.While carrying out this short route plan, one of the boys, a student at Westmount Junior High, became injured as a result of falling on the metal spikes of the fence.Recognising the seriousness of the situation, Alan hailed a taxi, and brought the boy home in a few moments.From there he was immediately transported to the Montreal Children's Hospital, where he became the notl-so-proud possessor of cleven stitches.PALLADIUM Palladium \u2014 the newest of the precious white metals for fine jewelry\u2014is being used in increasing quantitics because it enhances the beauty of the gems and holds them securely in place.Obituaries PGO, x PRE I EE WERE, S04 WK ST HO SR ER J.J.WINSBY Funeral service was held in St.Matthias Church, Cote St.Antoine road, corner of Church Hill, Monday at 2 p.m.for John James Winsby, 70, 360 Mitchell, former Quebec superintendent of the Bank of Toronto, who died last Thursday in the Ross Memorial Pavilion of the Royal Victoria Hospital after a short illness.Mr.Winsby was born at Scapa Flow, Orkney Islands, Scotland, and educated at Robert Gordons College, Aberdeen.He served for five years with the Commercial Bank of Scotland before coming to Canada to accept a position with the Bank of Toronto in Kitchener, Ont.He was later appointed as main office manager of the bank in St.Lambert, Toronto, Ottawa, Hamilton and eventually became Quebec superintendent and manager of the main office in Montreal.He retired in 1957 after 45 years service.Mr.Winsby took an active part in community affairs, particularly in the work of the Canadian Cancer Society.He served as an officer of the Quebec division of the society since its inception in 1947 and was vice-president at the time of his death.He became a member of the provincial council in 1947 and was elected to the executive of thex division in 1952.He served as general chairman of the society's 1960 Montreal campaign.Maurice Forget, president of the & Quebec division of the society said the offices of the society would be closed Monday as a tribute to Mr.Winsby, whose \u2018\u2018death would be keenly felt by the society, both in Quebec and at the national level,\u201d Mr.Winsby was a member of the Saint James\u2019s Club, the Royal Montreal Golf Club, the Rotary Club of Montreal, the Grenadier Guards Club, the Canadian Club and the Newcomen Society.He is survived by his wife, the ROSEDALE EDGAR A.WRAY Funeral Chapel WURLITZER ORGAN 4911 COTE DES NEIGES RD.Seuth of Queen Mary at Decelles RE.1-6868 044,750 (30 transactions); stead: Montreal West: $510,603 (21 trans- Real estate sales down $34 million Real Estate sales on the Island of Montreal continued to show a sharp drop over those of last year, according to the latest report of the Montreal Real Estate Board.A figure of $37,388,109 for 1,609 transactions was recorded for the month of April 1960, the value of sales dropping by $16,000,000 from April 1959, with the number of transactions totalling 687 less than last year\u2019s.During the first four months of this year, the value of realty sales decreased to $158,000,000 with the number of transactions totalling 6,171, For the same period last year, reports showed a total of $192,000,000 in sales for 7,522 transactions.The breakdown of the value of sales between city and suburb was as follows: April 1960 \u2014 city wards, $19,524,647 (742 transactions); suburbs, $17,863,462 (867 transactions), For the first four months of 1960 \u2014 city wards, $81,- 833,636 (2,914 transactions); suburbs, $76,464,337 (3,257 transactions).For the month of April 1960, the city ward with a high total of recorded sales were as follows: Notre Dame de Grace: $2,825,910 (106 transactions); In the suburbs, they were: Saint Laurent: $1,659,222 (63 transactions); Cote Saint Lue: $1,386,994 (36 transactions); Verdun: $945,863 (30 transactions); Westmount: $1,» Hamp- $90,000 (3 transactions); actions).STRONGER GUTTERS Because gutters for the home made of nickel-containing stainless steel are stronger than those made of ordinary steel or other materials, they can stand up under heavy loads of ice and snow without sagging, deforming or corroding.former Vera Kathryn Beck; and two daughters, Mrs.D.B.Slattery and Patricia.ODERN, central air conditioning keeps the temperature in the D.A.Collins Funeral Home at a comfortable level at all times.BA Callin Ç PA HYNNY en A, 0.WIT ANS S000 SHERSROOKE STRERT WEST Five Generations of Traditional Service Ne cdos.C ray &BroO.Funearaz Di 1234 Mountain St.RECtORS Phone: UN.6-6363 méfie PEAY cr MELON LN ele es For AH Your © PHOTOGRAPHY 2 Stores to Serve You ® PHOTO SUPPLIES ® PHOTO - COPYING ® Regular and Custom Photofinishing © ACME PHOTO Reg\u2019d.4123 St.Catherine, W.WE.2-5709 4866 Sherbrooke St, W.HU.1-1989 a \u2014\u2014e + r\u2014\u2014\u2014 3-4046 oy ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS § Certified Watchmakers OHMAN S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.VOL.XXXI, No.28 The Examiner | helps bring about Criminal Code study The Examiner's reporting and editorials on the ease, with which firearms can be sold and possessed has been! recognized by Federal authorities.A special committee has been set up to study the possibility.of revising the Criminal Code to provide more severe penalties to offenders found illegally in possession of weapons.Westmount Municipal Judge Bernard Rose was instrumental in getting Westmount Council to suggest officially \u2018 that the matter should be studied.When this was reported in The Examiner he wrote a series of letters to the editor and sent the whole thing to Ottawa.| His interest, Westmount\u2019s, and The Examiner\u2019s has finally paid off.A recent announcement from Ottawa indicated a study would be made by the Justice Department in co-operation with the RCMP into what steps could be taken to effect this legislation.This week Justice Minister E.D.Fulton.in a personal letter to Judge Rose.said a committee had been set up to work with the RCMP with the hope the Criminal Code will eventually be completely revised to control firearms.The first active step is to introduce legislation, which will take effect at the Fall session of Parliament, banning the use and sale of the Hornet rifle \u2014 a .22-cal.\u2018sawed- oft\u201d rifle originally designed for inclusion in survival kits of RCAF fliers and subsequently sold in large quantities on the war surplus market.\u201cMost of them have already been taken out of service,\u201d Mr.Fulton said in his letter.People possessing Hornets and who do not turn them in will be subject to severe penalties under the new amendments to the Criminal Code.REVISIONS Mr.Fulton indicated in his letter Ÿ that the eventual aim of the investigating committee is to make | recommendations to the Justice Minister who will aim for a com- | plete revision of the Criminal Code dealing with the possession, registration and sale of all types of fir e-! arms in Canada.\u201cPolicemen are facing unneces- | sary dangers.\u201d Judge Rose said.\u201cEven if they don\u2019t get shot\u2014as has happened only too often lately | ~\u2014the most the criminal caught possessing a firearm can expect is a nominal fine.\u201d pect to get the book thrown at them.\u2019 ! Judge Rose said he had read the context of the letter to Montreal's\u2019 police director.J.Albert Langlois.\u201cIt's about time something Was, done.\u2019 \u201cThe Examiner should take full\u2019 credit in bringing the matter to light,\u201d the Judge said.\u201cYour editorials and articles have been sent to Ottawa, and right to the Prime Minister.\u201d Without a doubt, he said, it was, these stories which prompted the.formation of the committee to fin-' ally consider the revisions oË the Criminal Code.Westmount City Council last Spring drafted a short note to be presented to a meeting of the Association of Municipal Police Chiefs declaring that they should urge the\u2019 Federal! government to introduce legislation imposing more severe penalties for illegal possession and sale of weapons.But the authorities picked it up first from The Examiner and the investigating committee is at last a reality, Elderly woman killed by bus An elderly woman was killed instantly Tuesday when struck down by an MTC bus at Guy and Sherbrooke Sts.at the height of rush hour, The victim.Mrs.C.Brockbank.81, of 340 Metcalfe avenue, West-, mount, was crossing the busy intersection from cast to west when was the Director's reply.- THE PROPER AMOUNT: Cadet explains to Cadet Ron Cummings, of oil in the four-cylinder engine important.Cummings is working t at the Montreal Fiying Club, et edt Instructor F/O Roger Pelletier Verdun, that the correct amount of the Cessna 172 is extremely owards his private pilot's licence Disputed extension School tenders called Tenders for the construction of the $350,000 of extension to St.Leo's Academy have been called | for July 25 it was announced last week by the Westmount Catholic School Commission, The work will include a two- sforey extension to accommodale classrooms, a gymnasium and other rooms, a concrete foundation, brick walls a tar and gravel roof, reinforced concrete frame.concrete floors and hot water % heating.Tenders are being received by the architect, Gaston Gagnier.1449 Crescent street.Bidders on the contract: G.Ar- chambaultl Ltee, 5215 Van Horne: B.G.L.Engineers and Builders, 7000 Cote des Neiges: Concrele Construction Lid., 1082 Decarie: Angus Robertson Ltd.5035 Western: J.L.Guay Ltee., 6900 Cote des Neiges: D'Amours & Frere Ltee\u2026 2633 Bourbonnière; | Charles Duranceau Ltee.\u2026, 2545 | Jacques Hertel street: Construe- ! tion Mont Royal Ltee\u2026 960 Jean Talon east; Z.Lavigueur Lice.|! 8850 St.Laurent boulevard: Fernand J.Labrosse Inc, 44 Port Royal avenue wesl.The decision by | \\ the School The Judge said the average fine | she was hit by the southbound No.\u2019 Commission last Spring to build | seemed to be about.$5 for illegal possession of weapons.\u201cBut not in Westmount.\u201d added.dryly.\u201cHere they can ex- 65 bus.Traffic came to a standstill for he more than a mile along Sherbrooke was street West and on Guy street and CITESHAM HOTEL U.K.Bound ?If you are bound for London and want a high-class, quiet, conservative hotel in fashionable Belgravia, then consider Chesham Hotel at 20 Chesham Place, SW.l.For casual or prolonged visits, you'll like the intimate atmosphere of this hotel.Every room with bath and kitchenette.rates and bookings all HUnter 1-2771 here call x ficials had completed their Cole des Neiges road.The tieup \u2018 not cleared until an hour when police and morgue of- later | inves- of the fatality.| A long time resident of West: mount.Mrs.Brockbank lived at.the Metcalfe avenue address for close Lo 30 years, tigation the extension brought irate cries from the ratepayers of S( l.eo's, at that time headed by Frank Meigan.The ratepayers said the school was far more in need of a complete venovation than the construction of a new extension, and they would fight the decision as far as possible.It could not be determined this Sprays can | kill pets, (CAW warns Summer cotlagers should keep their pets away from sprays \u201cused to Kill mosquitoes, says the Canadian Council (or Animals\u2019 i Welfare ; In a statement issued here lo | coincide with the beginning of | the vacation season, it says: \u201cBushes and grass along roads in the country are being sprayed at night to kill mosquitoes.Any small animal caught sleeping in the grass at the time of spraying is liable to die after terrible convulsions.The council also appeals to vacationers not to abandon pets.\u201cShould you not be able to find somebody you trust to take care of it.the only humane treatment is to accompany the pet to a reliable veterinarian and have it painlessly destroyed by hypodermic shot | |, \u201cPlease do not adopt a pet animal in the country for which you cannot provide in your own home when returning to the city.An animal once adopted should { become a permanent member of i the family { for all of its life.\u201d week if the group still plans to block the extension construction, or whether they will attempl to have the repairs made at a later date, Taking the train at Parking Space Available Park your car here while on your trip.Parking, washing, greasing, etc.at reasonable rates ALSO DAY OR NIGHT YEARLY CONTRACTS VICTORIA AVE.GARAGE OPERATED BY GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC.370 Victoria Avenue (Just below Sherbrooke) Westmount Station?HU.6-0767 allowed to cut birds\u2019 nails.Certainly | cut birds\u2019 nails 5041 Sherbrooke St.West Culling Birds\u2019 Nails Seeing that | have been prevented from treating sick birds, there seems to be the impression that | am not curists Association takes action against me.VICTORIA PET SUPPLIES This is a false impression.unless, of course, the Mani- Chas.A.James HU.4.5477 LI 7 Examiner \u2018 OÙ SEY CEE Serving the Clly of Weutmount since 19:13 5135 Western Avenue, Montreal 28, Que.Heed Office: 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 29 Montreal, Friday, July 15, 1960 Circulation Dept.\u2014 Display Advertising HU.92-1201 Classified Advertising (To 8:30 p.m., Mon., Tues.& Wed.Only) HU.1.0451 Editorial Department \u2014 Accounting Department John W.Sancton, President and Publisher HU.1-2771 Hugh E.McCormick, Chairmea Lorry Mcinnis, News Editor Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager Miss Evelyn McKinnon, Circulation Monager The Examiner aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoled lo public service, year, Five cenls a copy.Asnociation, Quebec Newspapers Mail subxeriptions: Member of the Canudiun Weekly Newspapers Association, $2.50 per year: $1.20 half Authorized as 2nd Class Mail.Post Office Dept.Ottawa WE SAY Residents must help fight dread disease ÿ/HAT can be done about the spreading Dutch elm disease, and who is going to pay for whatever can be done?On many occasions residents have complained to authorities thal it is the responsibility of the City to spray all elm trees, and to pay the bill.Studies in other communities have.however.shown this to be practically prohibitive in cost.In Westmount there are 1,200 privately-owned elm trees and an undetermined number of publicly-owned trees.The Parks Department has undertaken an extensive program to spray their own trees.and offers to help find if the private trees have become infected by taking samples and having them tested.This may be of some small consolation to elm tree owners, but the fact is that once the tree becomes infected, nothing can save it.It must come down.And this is where West- mounters can prove that the richest, best run city is also the best community.The time is here when we must get together and decide on a practical plan of action to save the City from this dread discase.It is apparent that residents must be prepared to (1) have their own trees sprayed privately as soon as possible, or (2) have the City undertake to spray all trees.In the latter case, the residents must be prepared to pay for this work \u2014 there is a limit to free services which can be provided, even by Westmount.The bitter part will be those few who will not get this community spirit.Unless all the trees are treated.the \u2018ause is lost.With apologies to Mark Twain, \u201cEveryone talks about Dutch elm disease, but nobody is doing anything about it.\u201d YOU SAY Official appreciates Examiner editorial Sir: May ! say how much the éditorial of July 8 concerning Westmount's efforts to curb crime in the City is appreciated.contributes to the welfare of our citizens by makiag known forts ol This editorial the serious cof- Council, Management, Police and Municipal Court tin short all concerned with proteet- ing life and property\u2019 to prevent criminal activity in Westmount.Norman T.Dawe, Acting General Manager Urges severity for bank robberies Sir: Chalk up another victory for the underworld.\u2018The higher-ups should realize they are getting nowhere fast in the way they are meting out punishment to the wrong-doers.There should be no kid gloves! A person committing an armed robbery should be charged with attempted murder.Because, what do you think he would do if someone tried to stop him\u201d You have your answer in the recently murdered bank manager.\u2018These persons, vicious, are society.armed and a menace to our What do they do to vicious dogs that go around biting people?They exterminate them.There's your answer.H.G.- By the way .THE PILL ERA PILL for every occasion says jolly Jack Hopkins with a light laugh.I sce that there is now a tablet which will case the pain of geting the skin scorched by the sun on a beach crammed with portable radio sets.What ! Is there no pill to case the pain of incessant radio?No pill to counter the effects of all the other pills?What about a stabiliser-pill to be laken in the intervals of being alternately energised and tranquillised.Call it \u2018\u2018tranquil- lena\u2019 or \u201cenquillisa.\u201d\u201d Carry me out in a basket, as the Marquis de l'Huile de Foie de Morue said to the two actresses who had persuaded him to do his imitation of a small dog yapping.\u2014 Beachcomber.A AE (A Nudist) Some colleges frown on post season football games because they interfere with spring practice.Warning !! tatin! ue\u201d \\ Disease may make elm trees extinct Dutch elm discase, a tree-killer for which there is no known cure, is attacking clms at a rate which becomes more and more alarming to foresters, civie authorities, and owners of the stately shade trees.In Westmount there are about 1,200 privately owned trees besides a great number of City-owned property.Some experts think the disease will eventually cause the complete extinction of the elms.There is no cure ! Although the disease has been in existence in Canada for about 16 years, it is only in the last eight years that it has become known as a real problem.John Cooper, Westmount Parks Department, says, \u2018\u2019Like any epidemic, it can attack one tree and leave another alone, just as disease will affect humans differently.\u201d The disease was introduced to the United Stales from Europe in 1930 when it appeared on elm burl logs to be used in the manufacture of vencer.In 1944 it was first noticed in Canada near Sorel and Three Rivers.and has been on the\u2019 spread here ever since.\u201cIn the past eight to 10 years it has become a problem,\u201d Mr.Cuoper said.The disease is a fungus disease carried from (ree to tree by the native elm bark beetle.This ugly beetle is a natural borer, laying its eggs under the bark.When the new beetles emerge and go to another tree they take the disease on their bodies with them, spreading it to the water channels under the bark of the healthy trees.Westmount is carrying on an extensive spraving project of their own trees, and offer to help private owners determine if their trees have the dread disease.\u201cWe can\u2019t spray privately-owned trees,\u2019 Mr.Cooper said, \u2018but we will take cuttings and have them tested.\u201d Parks Department representatives take a cutting of a tree suspected of having the disease and send it to Laval University.A report is sent back on whether or not the tree is infected.\u2018McGill fund tops $131,000 McGill University's Alma Mater Fund, the annual gift to the University by its graduates.now totals over $131,000, it was announced recently by Fund Chairman, A.Deane Nesbitt.Contributions to the Fund, which provides an annual income for the unrestricted use of the University, are coming in daily from all parts of the world, Mr.Nesbitt said.In one mail this week, the Graduates\u2019 Society, which sponsors the Fund.received contributions from Graduates in Uruguay, Greece.France, the Netherlands, Cuba, South Africa and Sierra Leone, among other countries.Thus far, Mr.Nesbitt pointed out, there was a total of 6.185 contributions received, and he said it was particularly encouraging to report that close to 1,000 graduates had increased their donations and that there were over 1,000 new contributors listed.\u201cMost McGill graduates recognize the importance of the Fund to the University's revenues\u2019, he said, \u201cand we are urging those who for one reason or another are not regular subscribers, to join their fellow graduates in helping McGill to regain its outstanding position.By LARRY MCcINNIS And there is the part that hurts ! If the tree is infected, it must come down.\u201cThere is absolutely no cure,\u201d Mr.Cooper said.\u2018\u2018The tree must be removed to prevent the spread of the disease from it to its healthy neighbors.\u201d An early sign of the disease is wilted leaves.If your tree has wilted leaves, have a cutting sent away by the Parks Department.Of course, if the disease is confirmed, there is no hope.The tree must come down.Foresters, meanwhile, urge all private owners of elm trees to have a competent tree doctor arrange (o spray the trees.Otherwise the risk of losing the elms seems to be better than average.Oh, yes, if the tree must come down, the owner must make his own arrangements to have it removed by a private tree firm.THE CARRIER: with elm The native elm bark beetle, top, has been trees \u201c\u2018always\u2019 foresters say, but only since the introduction of the fungus disease in Canada in 1944 has it taken the blame of causing (ree infection.One of the early signs of Dutch elm disease, bottom, is the curling of leaves on the tree.There is no cure for the disease \u2014 the only hope is to spray the tree and discourage the beetle from boring into the wood and planting the bad fungi beneath the bark.SRNR I SAY! FERN SRR AER Opportunity rarely knocks until you are ready.And few people have ever been really ready without receiving opportunity's call.\u2014 Channing Pellock swimming and wading for the small fry in the modern city pools, the Unity Boys\u2019 Club Learn-to-Swim class is program highlight By MAURICE MARIASINE scheduled to play an exhibition con- The Learn-to-Swim project con- test at Faillon during a top-flight ducted by the Montreal Parks and soccer match.Playgrounds at the YWCA has at- (Ed's Note: This column will tracted nearly 80 boys and girls mark the last to come from the from the Unity Boys\u2019 Club summer pen of Mr.Mariasine until some program.Without a doubt.this ac- time in August.He is taking a tivity is considered the top high- well-earned rest from his duties at light of the 1960 program\u2014young- Unity to soak up the sun and test sters from 6 years of age are learn- the water at Florida's beaches.) ing the fundamentals of swimming % under competent instructors.Four Westmount ° e teams in victory ST.HELEN'S ISLAND: Last week 133 boys and girls had fun at St.Helen's Island.In addition to A two day lawn bowling tourna- group also enjoyed games of soccer and softball.Trips to St.Helen's Island will continue throughout the summer every Monday and Friday.TOURS SCHEDULED: Next week.Unity tours will include the following: Lafontaine Zoo, Laura Secord Company.The group will also make trips to Beaver Lake, Cott Beverages.- In the event of inclement weather a rainy day program is always kept in readiness.THIS AND THAT: Unity's little league baseball team, the Indians, under coaches Manny Barnoff and John McDonaugh have a good chance to retain their American \u201cB\u2019' title they won last year.John Meister\u2019's soccer team is ment was held at Westmount club greens with 56 entries taking part.Two games were played each night, but the final was held off one night on account of bad weather.The winners were: Lachine, S.Thompson skip: Westmount, R.Drain, skip; Westmount, J.Forbes skip; Westmount, K.Brophy skip; Lachine, P.Larbalastier skip: Riverside, J.Randall skip and Westmount, L.Wheatley.Prizes were presented by Mr.Knox, chairman of tournaments for the Westmount club.The thing to fear most in cancer is fear itself.Don't let fear prevent you from seeking competent medical advice.5250 WESTERN AVE.when you think of ONE SUGGESTS THE OTHER FUEL, EQUIPMENT or SERVICE PHONE HU.1-037) - su.\u2026 Brecorvesersooa nes 0.SNbON: ne rs tn om S000 2IRNOIUIRITINCETTEOIOPY ITY esas ese oc o ° CET II ETES IIETTV 3 0 .\u2026\u2026.cccopenton00000 00 ment O0 0° Mr.and Mrs.Arthur W.Houghton, The Westmount Exeminer, Friday, July 15, 1960 5 Couple \u2018adopt\u2019 Korean girl 10 Rosemount avenue, Apt.602, Westmount, have financially \u201cadopted\u201d Choi Jung Sook, a 6%%-year-old Korean girl, through Foster Parents\u2019 Plan, Inc.The new foster parents have promised to contribute $15 a month toward the child's support for at lest one year.Foster Parents\u2019 Plan, which has rehabilitated more than 77.000 children on a personal basis since its founding in 1937.is now helping more than 17.000 youngsters in Greece.Italy, South Korea, France, Belgium.Viet Nam and Hong Kong.Over the past 23 years, more than 600,000 individuals and groups in Canada and have overseas through the United States needy children the plan.\u201cWe are indeed grateful to Mr.and Mrs.Houghton for giving Jung Sook this wonderful gift of hope and help,\u201d declared Miss Gloria C.Matthews, executive director of Foster Parents\u2019 Plan.\u201cand we hope that many others will extend a helping hand to a distressed child.\u201d Foster Parents\u2019 Plan is a nonprofit, non-propaganda, non-sec- tarian, independent, government.approved relief organization which provides children who are orphaned, distressed, or otherwise made destitute with the care, education, and moral support they need.\u2018Adoption\u2019 through Plan is financial, not legal.The Foster Parent promises to contribute $15 monthly for at least one year.Of this sum, the child receives $8 each month as an outright cash grant.The remainder is used for periodic food and new clothing packages, translations of letters, medical service and education.Because each child is treated as an individual.any special needs of the child or his family are taken care of by Plan from its helped general fund, made up of contributions from the public.To encourage a warm, personal relationship between the foster parent and \u2018his child\u2019, he receives a history of the child and a photograph, and correspondence through the Plan Office is translated both ways.This exchange bridges the gap between Foster Parent and child and gives the youngsters the fecling of security and love he needs.Jung Sook lives in a small vil- Î Christian Science | + The first of the summer series of Lesson - Sermons devoted to the seven synonyms for God will be read at the services in all the Christian Science churches this Sunday, when the subject will be \u201cLife.\u201d Scriptural selections will include the following from Psalms: \u201cHow excellent is thy lovingkindness, O God! therefore the children of men put their trust under the shadow of thy wings .For with thee is the fountain of life.\u201d Correlative citations from \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy will include: \u201cGod fashions all things, after His own likeness.Life is reflected in existence, Truth in truthfulness, God in goodness, which impart their own peace and permanence.\u201d lage on the outskirts of Pusan, South Korea, with her widowed mother and a sister, Ja Ya, aged 14.She has four other sisters, Bok Kae, 30, Bok Kum, 26, Bok Sun, 21, and June Ja, 17.They all live in other parts of Pusan, The father died three years ago and the mother has supported the children ever since by doing odd jobs such as drawing water or washing clothes for neighbors or selling vegetables in the street.Total pay for such jobs averages about 30 cents a day.The Chois live in a hut consisting of two rooms and a kitchen.The (wo oldest daughters are married and maintain their own household.but are also very poor.Bok Sun and June Ja work as housemaids but reccive nu salary.only room, board and clothes, Ja Ya is unemployed.In a letter to the Houghtons, the Plan describes Jung Sook as a \u2018sweet little girl with dark haie and dark cyes.She is bright and hopes to be able to go to school soon.\u201cYour adoption of this lovely girl assists this family in obtaining the bare necessities of life,\u201d the letter concludes, \u2018and provides the latter with the opportunity of viewing a brighter and more wholesome future.\u2019 ALLAN SINGER Limited STATIONERY & PRINTING 5012 Sherbrooke St.W.Westmount HU.4-8439 ©0000 00 00 00 [Je 0c eo 000000 000000 \u201cYOUR PHOTO DEALER WHERE YOU WILL EVENTUALLY BUY! De Aro by WITH the exclusive Cool Control process.This process is continually tested, thereby ensuring uniform high quality.fAlreracta, À D Dr.R.H.Wallace Director, Quality Control ONLY DOW 18 COOL CONTROL BREWED COOL CONTROL BREWING 6 The Westmeust Examiger, Friday, July 15, 1960 UNITED marne ee a = CALVARY UNITED CHURCH Dorchester St.West at Greene Ave.Westmount Rev.Charies KR.Plaskett Miss Valerie J.Lewis 31100 am.Summer Services MELVILLE PRESUYTERIAN CHURCH Opposite Westmount Park Piraches Rev.Charles J Plaxkett, \u2014 Suauner Visilors Are Welcome -\u2014 Alice Smiley.A.Mus.(McGIIb) Organist \"ST.ANDREW'S AND WESTMOUNT PARK-EMMANUEL Uniting for Summer Services Sunday, July 17th St.Andrew's, Westmount (101 Cote St.Antoine Rd., near Argyle Ave.) 31 00 om.Hev.David C.Searfoss, BD.\u201cLIVING IN THE SHADOW OF THE CROSS\" Organist and Choir Director Mr.Eric J.Adams, B.Mus, A RCM.\u201cDOMINION-DOUGLAS and STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN Joint Services in DOMINION-DOUGIAS CHURCH Westmount Blvd.& Lansdowne Ave.11:00 an.Rev.JS 1) Wilkie \u201cTHE 4th BEATITUDE\u201d A wum welcome extended to all.Oreanist and Chonnmiaster Alr John Robb Mus Bac.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, MANS, Sunday, July 17th 11:00 am.Sunday School 11:00 a.m.Church Service.Lesson - Sermon.Subject: LIFE\" Golden Text: Romans 6 23 The Gift of God 13 eternal hte tmourh Jesus Christ our Lord EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 pan.Testimony Meeting, READING ROOM In the Church Edifice Uprn to the public Tuesday Thursday and Friday.2 to 4 pm.Wednesdays, 6.30 to 8 p.m PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount, P.Q.Yhe Rev.Chas.©.Cochrane, B.A, B.D.Minister Joint Services during July with Calvary United Church in Melville Church 11:00 a.m.Public Worship The Rev.CR.Plaskett, Preacher Mr.Lester A Woo din, Organist and Choirmaster.Visitors Cordially Welcome Rev.Mitton preaches The Rev, Harold Mitton of Charlottetown, PEL is the guest preacher at Westmount Baptist Church.His morning subject will.be \u2018\u201cFhe Conversion of SdAf,\u201d and ; at night he will speak on \u201cThe High Cost of Low Living.\u201d Prayer meeting on Wednesday at 8:00 p.m.at the Church, led by the Deacons of the Church.BAGPIPES Bagpipes probably originated in southwestern Asia.This instru- Scottish, is said to have been brought to Britain by Roman invaders nearly 2,000 years ago.During 1959 the index of Can- adu's industrial production rose 8 per cent to 169, basis 1949 equals 100.Another indicator of national growth.\"7 ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Wesimount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay 5th Sunday After Trimty 6220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D.Rector Rev.Canon F.IL, Whitley, M.A,, Mon Assistant Rev.Allen Goodings, B.D., Assistant 5th Sunday After Trinity 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion 11:00 aan.Choral Comisumion Preacher: The Rector Evensong Preacher: Rev.Ivor Attley WEDNESDAY Holy Communion THURSDAY 7:30 p.m, 7:00 a.m.10:00 a.m.Holy Communion _ ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.K.B.Keefe, Rector Rev.Reginald Hollis 5th Sunday After Trinity 8:00 an.Holy Communion BAPTIST 9:30 a.m.Mattins Preacher: The Rector 11:00 am.Matltins & Holy Communion Preacher: The Rector 7:30 p.m.Evening Prayer Preacher: The Rector Wednesday 11:00 a.m.Holy Commu.ion Organist Choirmaster: Norman W.Hurrle.A RC.O.A RCM, FTC.WESTMOUNT BAPTIST Member Baptist World Alliance Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: REV.EDGAR J.BAILEY, M.A., B.Th., D.D.Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johnston, B.A., D.D.Director of Music: Galt MacDermot, B.A., B.Mus.1100 AM.THE CONVERSION OF SELF\u201d .7.30 PM.\"THE HIGH COST OF LOW LIVING\u201d Guest Preacher:- Rev.Tarold Milton, BA, BL.Church Schoo! \u2014 11 a.m.Midweek Service \u2014 Wednesday \u2014 8 p.m.UNITARIAN He Uhnitarian Church of Montreal CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) CHURCH CLOSED FOR THE SUMMER SEASON WILL RE-OPEN ON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 Minister : REV.LEONARD MASON, B.A., B.D.Orgenist and Director of Music: DONALD MACKAY, MUS., B.HNMR | Novena Preacher ment, now considered distinctively | \"The Word \u2014 I THE REVEALED WORD By \u2019 The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D., Rector, Trinity Memorial Church The prophetic Word of the Lord was a word revealing God's character to His people; each prophet being the medium of some new revelation, or even a correction of a previous revelation.But it did not remain only a spoken Word.The prophet had his disciples who wrote down his words, or possibly in some cases he was led to commit his own prophetic word to writing.After all it was the Word of the Lord; and the Word of the Lord was precious and it must not be lost.We see the process in the case of Jeremiah.He had proclaimed the Word of the Lord in denunciation of the King of Judah and his princes and his priests.He had proclaimed il so effectively that they had put him in prison.But the Word of the Lord cannot be bound in that way.Jeremiah sent for iis scribe, Baruch, to bring a rull with pen and ink and to wri'e down all the words of his prophecies and to take them and read them in the ears of the King.The King would have none of them.He cut the rol) in pieces and burnt it.But if the Word of the Lord cannot be bound neither can it be destroy- REV.FATHER GILBERT OFM Oratory holds annual novena The annual novena of thanksgiving at St.Joseph's Oratory from August 1 to 9, will be preached this year by Rev.Father! Gilbert OFM.Cap., a noted orator who has travelled widely throughout Canada and the Unit- erected by the members of the Mount Royal\u201d has been called by St.Jean Baptiste Society of the Cardinal Tisserant, dean of the region, on the same spot where, College of Cardinals, the world the house he was born in stood.¢ciler of devotion to Saint Jos- ; , eph.In 1904, it was a little chapel he diocesan trial of Brother holding about a hundred people.André was opened in November Today, the Shrine has a huge 1940, à few months after the first pasilica which contains almost novena.In 1960, a multitude of 10,000 persons.verbal and written lestimonials , bear witness that hundreds of Portions of the novena will be thousands of persons ardently.broadcast daily at 6:15 p.m.over desire that His Holiness Pope CJAD.John XXI11 authorize the open- yx There were other books.There were the Books of the Law.There were national legends and court records, and their writers also were of the school that sympathized with prophecy.When the records had been committed to writing they too became the Revealed Word of God, and as such subject to meditation and interpretation.The Books of Chronicles can be looked on as such an interpretation.\u2018The Prophetic Books were followed by Books of Hymns for tl:e Temple and Books of Wisdom for the home and market place.They were not prophetic in the 2:00 am.Holy Eucharist ed States during the past 11 years.| ed.Jeremiah ordered Baruch to strict sense but they were the 11:00 a.m.SOLEMN EUCHARIST This novena is an annual tradi- bring another rol} and again com- form that the Revealing Word 7:00 p.m.Evensong (maid) tion.It always ends August 9, an-| mit his prophecies lo writing.took, as that Word was mediated 9:30 aan.Holy Eucharist niversary of the birth of the \"he Word was now implanted in (hrough men of very different - ie eee founder of the Oratory, who was a book, minds from the Prophets.Some TRINITY MEMORIAL born in 1845 in St.Grégoire WO them express passionate d'Iberville.Some fifteen years hatred and some equally passion- CHURCH ago, a stately memorial was Wuny as the \u201cmiracle-man of ate love, but all express some man\u2019s understanding of God's revelation of Himself, and they became the Revealed Word.When men no longer dared to say \u201cThus saith the Lord\u201d they made the Revealed Word the controlling thing in their lives.Then they set about interpreting that Word and applying it to changed conditions, They too felt it to Je the implanted Word which was able to save their souls.ing of the apostolic trial leading to canonization; it will be entirely under the jurisdiction of Rome and should not last more than (wo years.The work of the one known to SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Most Westmounters who say they are spending their vacation in the north mean the Lauren- tians.But not Russell Hammond, 466 Grosvenor.He is really going north \u2014 to the Yukon, Hammond volunteered to spend his four-week vacation in service of the Fellowship of the West Missionary Sociely, and was assigned to support the Rev.A.W.Smith, first rector of the Church of the Redeemer, in the Klondike gold rush district around Dawson City, Moonsehide Indian Village, Bear Creek, North Fork, and Granville.Their tasks will be to conduct Sunday services, and some weekday services, and (travel to various centres outside Dawson City, as well as conduct two weeks of morning devotion services on a radio station.They will also run a 10-day vacation school for 30 children and take part in a Diocesan camp 280 miles in the interior, Dr.Marry J.Stern, Rabbi Miles Wisenthal,M.A,, Educational Assistant Otto O.Staeren, Cantor; F.L.McLearon, Organist and Choir Master, SABBATH SERVICES DURING SUMMER Friday Evening, July 15th at 8:15 o'clock Temple Community House.Participating in the ritual will be ~~ [var Kursbatt, Lou J.Cohen, Sydney Bernstein.Karl Engel.Ushers \u2014 Saul Hyman, Leonard Gillets, Ben Fisher, Memorial anmiveisaries will be observed and kaddish recited in loving memory of the following departed: Millie Godinsky.Isracl Kursbatt, Nathan Cohen, Charles Fisher, Fanny Goldberg, Samuel Sommer, Hyman Epstein, Minna Heim, Julius Nathan Newmann, Moses Richstone, Maurice Alexander, Samuel Grunberg, Helen Grunberg, Michael Bloomfield.Joseph M.Bornstein, Jeffrey Mark Fisher.Helene Asch, George Leonard Alexander.Anna Meth, Sonia Sverdlove, Ray - Lando.Mary Quinn, Sigmund Loewy.Hinda Horwitz, Samuel Bellam, Anna Kaufman, Ralph Davis, Abraham Feldman, CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wilfrid Shuchat \u2014 Hazzan Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fromm THE SABBATH\u2014-Sidroh Pinchos Erv Shabbos.FRIDAY, JULY 15th 8:15 p.m.Candle Lighting 8:00 p.m.Mincho - Kubbolas Shabbos Sabbath Services July 16 9:00 à.m.Shachris SCRIPTURAL READINGS: \u2018Torah: Numbers, Ch.25, v.16\u2014 Ch.30, v.1 Prophets: Jeremiah, Ch.1, v.1 \u2014 Ch.2, v.3 8:25 p.m.Mincho - Maariv FRIDAY, JULY 22nd 8:15 p.m.Candle Lighting 8:00 p.m.Mincho - Kabbolas Shablwe 4 Westmount Layreader leaving for Yukon Plans have also been made to have the pair visit the local hospital, the RCMP, various government stations, gold mine dredging plants, isolated people and native Indians, Rev.Smith will be the only Anglican priest within a radius of 300 miles in an area of 2,000 square miles.He and Mr.Hammond are replacing Rev.A, E.Haldenbury of St.Paul's Church, who will be on his annual furlough, Rev.Smith will leave on July 17 by train to Edmonton, plane to Whitehorse and truck to Dawson City, crossing rivers on six ferryboats, Hammond will fly to Vancouver and meet Rev.Smith at Fort St.John.Mr.and Mrs.Hammond are members of St.Matthias Church, Westmount; Church of the Redeemer Anglican, Montreal; St.Luke's Anglican and St.Paul's United, Waterloo, P.Q.Mr.Ham- kmond is a Montreal Diocesan Layreader and is vice-president of the Fellowship of the West.JUNIOR AND HIS LUNCH If a schoolchild does not eat the food which he carries to school, it is possible that it may need more appeal to his eye and taste.He may need more variety.This is an important meal for him and thought should go into its planning.His sandwiches, which should be of whole grain bread, 8:30 p.m.Mincho | could contain cold meat, fish, Pirkei Ovos (Ethics of the Futhers).Ch.1 9:10 p.m.Maariv ess, cheese or peanut butter, JULY 13th \u2014 220d with bits of crisp carrot or turnip.Sunday: 8:30 a.m.Shachris A vacuum bottle could contain 8:25 p.m.Mincho - Maariv hot soup or stew.Cookies, with a WEEKDAYS: 17:30 a.m.Shachris milk pudding in a lidded plastie container, and some fruit, as well as plenty of milk to drink, will help to supply the nourishment he needs.J -\u2019 x M.Franklin named Crown Prosecutor Michael H.Franklin, QC, 504 Roslyn avenue, Westmount, was appointed to a new 15-member board of prosecutors who will take over as representatives of the Crown in the Criminal Courts in the New Court sometime next week, it was announced yesterday by Attorney-General Georges Emile Lapalme, Mr.Franklin, one of the senior appointees on yesterday's list, was admitted to the Bar in 1926.He obtained his BA degree from McGill University in 1921 and was granted his licentiate from the University of Montreal in 1925, EASTERN TOWNSHIPS IN THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS AT NORTH HATLEY, QUEBEC PLEASANT VIEW HOTEL Bituated on lovely take Massawippi \u2014 90 miles from Montreal, Route 1 to Magog \u2014 Paved road to North Hatley.Golf, Aquatic Sports ond all Relaxing Summer Activities Resident Recreation Director Superb Cuisine and Accommodations Fully Licensed Sprinkler Protected INFORMATION RESERVATIONS and RATES Write or phone \u2014 John McKay, Owner - Manager Tel.: North Hatley VI.2-2431 NEW YORK STATE A 2Y/2-HOUR DRIVE Enjoy a fun- packed holiday on 450 acre estate.Our own golf course, spacious sandy beach, all water sports, dancins, active social pro- vr gram.Every modern facility.Rates from $88 weekly, $14 daily.Amer.plan (includes 3 meals).NOW OPEN A Wayfarer Inn.Call (Mél.) WE.5-7413, or write Box E.: estport EO OUNTRY CLUB WESTPORT N.Y.Ausable Chasm \u2018The North Country\u2019 opens a new centre By LARRY McINNIS The area \u2018south ot the border\u2019 from Champlain, New York, to Lake George is commonly known to Americans as \u2018The North Country\u2019 and this neat nomenclature fits well into their advertising \"of resort spots, apparently the chief industry.This leaves Quebecers in a bad light \u2014 they live north of those \u2018people from The North Country.Montrealers aren't so bad \u2014 they come from the south of The North- North Country.Public relations men are wont to extol the virtues of The North Country so they can persuade southerners to come north.A much different approach is used for Canadians, who are required to go south, The latest attraction for the Canadian (ravelling public is the Ausable Chasm Recreation Centre, opened officially last Thursday evening by Roger B.Prescott, Jr, president of the corporation, in the presence of 200 inviled guests and dignitaries Irom New York State and the Province of Quebec.The invited guests included several newsmen [rom Montreal, two of whom relied on the public rela- & tions people for transportation to the sile to witness the gala ceremonies.It is evident Montrealers are missing The North Country in its true spirit by driving the \u2018super\u2019 highway to Plattsburgh and beyond, including Ausable Chasm.With P.R.Bert Davies driving LAURENTIANS BIENVENUE TO Manoir Pinoteau Mont Tremblant Tel.157 Travel Via Auto Route You Will Enjoy .@® BOATING on beautiful 10-mile Lac Tremblant.@ FISHING unlimited bass, trout and pike.® SWIMMING and sunbathing on our private sandy beach.© TENNIS on our private court (Fast drying.) e LAWNGAMES Shuffle badminton.archery.ctc.® HORSEBACK RIDING on lovely mountain trails, ® GOLFING is fun at a top-shape 18 hole mountain course, three miles away.© DANCING in our \u201cStirrup Bar\u201d.e WATER-SKIING.Delicious French Cuisine DRESS \u2014 INFORMAL Sports clothes by day \u2014 board, Mont Tremblant is free from hayfever.11 AM.- 12 DAILY \u2014 CASH JACKPOT and Frank Starr navigating, old, familiar Route 9 was forsaken for Route 11 through Mooers and eventually Route 22 to Ausable Chasm.It is strongly suspected, of course, that at some times there was no route \u2014 more a wagon trail.However, this alternate route has its advantages.Besides the fact it takes you out abruptly right at Ausable Chasm, it can claim certain other \u2018things\u2019: no traffic, not much further mileage, so-so roads, lois of scenery.no signs.In fact, this road consists of miles and miles of nothing but miles and miles.But the Chasm! That's different! The new recreation centre features a new swimming pool in breathtaking blue, a pavillion, a children's playground which includes a wading pool, a shuffleboard, tennis, croquet and a snack bar.Nearby a large picnic area includes unique outdoor grills which resemble loudspeakers for drive-in movies.Also, there is ample parking space.The centre was built when officials decided that people who had Premier warns against con men Honorable Jean Lesage, Premier of Quebec.recently warned residents of the Province against solicitors of advertising attempting to cash in on the recent Liberal success at the polls.He said: \u201c1 have been told that certain people who claim to be of the Quebec Liberal Party are at present visiting various business enterprises throughout the province, specially in Montreal region, to solicit ads in favor of certain so-called Liberal publications, \u201cI want to inform the general public that no one is authorized | in any way whatsoever, to solicit ads in the name of the Quebec Liberal Party.\u201cThe one and only official Quebec Liberal Party publication is the newspaper \u2018La Reforme\u201d which is not a medium of advertisement but a newspaper of political action, \u201cLa Reforme™ has no publicity agent at its services and no one is authorized to solicit ads in its name, at the present.\u201d Photo tips for jets How many air travellers who are also amateur photographers know how to take successful shots from aboard a Caravelle or a Boeing 707 Intercontinental flying 35.000 feet up, at a speed some hints given by Air France: 1.Do not rest your camera on the sill of the window; hold it about 12 inches away.2.Do not place your elbows on the arm - rests.There is no vibration aboard a jet aircraft, and you can quite easily hold your camera as you would normally do on the ground.3.Use these speeds and apertures: 1/200th at f.11 for ASA 100 black and white film; 1/100th at f.5.6 for ASA 10 color film.When photographing clouds in the sun, reduce the lens aperture: if you are taking a picture at sunrise, increase the aperture, 4.If you use an exposure meter, allow for errors due to sunshine reflected off clouds.Do not confine yourself to taking views of the ground below, At dawn or dusk, try taking a shot of the sun.You can take quite remarkable pictures at altitudes of 30,000 to 40,000 feet; in the daytime, there are often of nearly 600 m.p.h.?Here are | The Westmount Examiner, Friday, July 15, 1960 finished viewing the attractions of the Chasm itself had nothing clse to do but go home.The centre will now allow them to have pie- nics, or play games, spending the éntire day at the site.One of the highlights of the opening ceremony was a display of precision swimming by a group of K 7 girls from Montreal's Palestre Nationale under the direction of Miss Laurie Gaudet.Incidentally, Davies and Star returned to Montreal directly by Route 9, discussing most of the way where they can strategically place some Ausable Chasm, treat of The North Country, signs.LAURENTIANS AT STE.AGATHE VISIT Hotel Ste.Agathe ROOMS WITH BATH LOUNGE \u2014 SNACK BAR Hotel Chez Maurice BEACH ON THE LAKE STEAK HOUSE-SPAGHETTI Hotel Belmont NICEST DANCE FLOOR IN THE LAURENTIENS 7-PIECE BAND HOTEL Pointe cu Rocher Hector Calvé, Prop.MONT TREMBLANT, P.Q.We Welcome Fomilies, Children under 7 yrs.holf-price.* SWIMMING © BOATING AIN Summer Sports BEER & WINE OPEN YEAR ROUND Reservations St.Jovite 608-S-21 All summer sports.Dancing every night with orchestra.Cocktail Lounge.Unique site with view of the Mt.Tremblant Falls, Special for Honeymooners $60.00 up per week, meals included Write P.O.Box 50\u2014Tel.570 for resorvations\u2014Mont Tremblant, Que.22 1 ar c H.0.MOTOR OIL ic APPROVED GREASES ic 3X ond 4X GASOLINES CHAMPLAIN EXTRA \u20ac SERVICE N.B.\u2014 See your Local Champloin Decler for a Free Explorer'« Kit == The kids will love it} fantastic cloud formations well worth photographing.BY BOAT WITH CHAMPLAIN.over 350 Years Ago May 27th, 1613, Samuel de Champlain sets out from St, Helen's Islund with two small \u201canves bound for China! Surely the Northwest Passage to the Orient lies beyond the Ottawa River! Past St.Anne's, LL across the Lake of Two Mounting .the Canllon Rapidn .Rideau Falls Champlain uever finde the route 10 China, just the tranquil chur of the Ottawa snd Gatineau River scenery.Plan this summer to see (Miuwa, the nation\u2019s eapitul .the 'eace Tower oo.Parliament Huitdinga .the National Art Gallery 1, , und the wonderful seenRers BY CAR WITH CHAMPLAIN.Today redqony4 Gi eqony\u2019s, fine oriental ruge Canadian and imported broadioomo 41351 ST, MONTREAL, CATHERINE SI.W.QUE.Soial Er Mr.and Mrs.John Ritchie returned recently the Homeric after attending The International Congress of Actuaries in Brussels, Belgium.ersona / Maurice Mariasine, Director of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club is spending a month's vacation in Florida.He will return on August 15.- Mr.and Mrs.Hugh Shoobridge Mr and Mrs.C.Rex Stollmeyer returned over the weekend in the of Westmount are guests al Jas- Empress of Britain after spending per Park Lodge, Jasper, Alberta several weeks abroad.Mr.and Mrs.G.A.Gaherty returned in the Empress of Britain after travelling abroad.Mrs.Louis J.Notkin has returned by plane from Basel, Switzerland, where she attended the Triennial Convention of 7 Jewish Women of which she was Mr.and Mrs.G.W.Bourke convention chairman, en route veturned in the Empress of Bri- to Switzeitand, Mrs.Notkin tain after a trip abroad.spent a short time in London where she was guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.Irving J.Wardle, Mr.and Mrs.J.M.McAvity of Westmount have been recent guests at Jasper Park Lodge, Jasper, Alberta.Mrs.Charles N.Sommer enler- - tained in honor of Mr.Alexander Mrs T.C.Corry of Westmount Brott, Tuesday night, following (he y concert of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra.is among the guests al the Park Plaza Hotel, while visiting To- onto.Mrs.R.D.Hammond of Westmount will leave shortiy by plane for New York City for a two weeks slay with Mr.and Mrs.W.C.Hedgé, Scotch Plains, New Jersey.She will FORMALS FOR HIRE DRESS FORMAL %?LIKE A \u2014 + then spend two weeks at her MILLIONAIRE Look smart \u2014 be smart \u2014 rent all your Formal Weor.Our garments are all modern styles, freshly cleuned.Styles to Ht oll models.MADAME MARIA Reader and Advisor Palmistry and Card Reading Tells your past and present love affairs and future.Answers all EST.1904 questions.Bring all your troubles to her and walk out with a smile.McLAUGHLIN & HARRISON He appointment pecessary.Open 1461 rom 10 to 10.Phone VI.4.5788.McGill College AV.8-3544 217 St.Catherine St.East, 4 blocks east of St.Lawrence.All Set For Summer ?Let the experienced operators and the outstanding equipment at WESTMOUNT BEAUTY PARLOR Help you with the finishing touch.Phone HU.6-8636 Phone 7 Lu to arrange convenient appointment.(Just west of Westmount 5122 Sherbrooke St.West Theatre, same side) Closed AH Day Saturday During July & Au ust Store Wide REDUCTION SALE! We must make room for our new stock coming in.Every item in the store is reduced.20°, to 50°, DISCOUNT Ladies\u2019 DRESSES - SUITS COATS - BLOUSES Including cocktail dresses in Shantung and 2-piece suits in silks and cottons.; Important Offer : Men\u2019s & Ladies\u2019 2-Piece Suits Luxury Tailored-to-Measure Ë $69.50 5 Regularly $95 to $125 E 2 fittings to assure perfect fit.> This offer for 2 weeks only.J.Baron Reg'd.î - 4968 Sherbrooke St.West HU.6-9721 {Near Claremont) be INN SRE I ARTE IMr.and Mrs.Ee 54 THÉ EXAMINER WOMENS 7 Vis MONTREAL, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1960 fe \u201c4 MR.AND MRS.WILLIAM JOHN GALLOP, whose marriage took Mrs.Gallop is the former Miss Nancy Estelle Willis, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Montague C.Willis of Westmount; Mr.Gallop the son of Mr, and Mrs.M.William Gallop of Montreal West.place in St.Matthias\u2019 Church.McKENNA Florists RE.8-1124 \u2014Posen Photo MRS.R.W.HENWOOD, 4303 Montrose avenue, Westmount, has been named chairman of the central area for the 1960 Red Feather Campaign.Her appointment was announced by Mrs.J.R.Beattie, general chairman of the Women's Division.In the central area many of the Red Feather agencies will have active canvassing teams.The drive for 31 agencies opens September 26 with a goal of $1,930,000.COTEDES NEIGES | la ddl a \u2014Carpenter Pholo country home at Butternut Bay Farm, Waterloo Lake, Que.with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.W.À.Fowlc.Mr.Hammond, a lay-reader assistant will spend his month's holiday in the Yukon giving his services (o the Fellowship of the West Missionary Society.Among the Montrealers who will attend the wedding of Miss Kitty Sommerfelt to Mr.Andrew C.Starke of Westmount, which will take place in Harpenden, Hertfordshire, England, on August 2, are: Mr.Andrew C.Starke, Mr.and Mrs.A.D.Starke, Miss Kathleen Cousens, Mr.Christopher Mainguy and Mr.and Mrs.J.B.Starke.Mrs.J.A.Creasor of St.Sauveur des Monts, Quebec, will also be a guest.Miss Sommerfelt is the daughter of William Sommer- felt.Mr.Starke the son of Mr.and Mrs.A.D.Starke of West- mount.Baby Lafleur is christened The christening of the infant daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Robert Lafleur jr., and granddaughter of Mr.Robert Lafleur, QC, and Mrs.Lafleur, and of Mr.and Mrs.Ph, B.Papachris- tidis.took place recently in SL.Richards Church.The baby was ;| given the names of Marie Gabrielle and the godparents are :| Mrs.Papachristidis and Mr.La- fleur sr.'Gaserama\u2019 Seven members of Montreal Menorah Chapter No.717, B'nai B'rith Women are holding a Gas- erama at the Shell Service Station, Cote St.Luc road and Marcil avenue on Sunday, July 17, from 10 a.m.to 6 p.m.All proceeds from gasoline sales and car washes are being donated to B'nai B'rith Philanthropies by the service station owner.Tips will also go to chari- ties.The slogan is \u2018\u2018Fill Your Tank Soroptimist Club officers elected # MR.ROBERT GERARD The Soroptimist Club of Greater Montreal recently elected its new officers for the year 1960-61.The nominations are as follows:- Miss Phyllis Shakespeare, president; Miss Shelia Fitchett, 1st vice-president and president elect; Miss Rosalie Briggs 2nd vice-president; Miss Hazel Cunningham, recording secretary; Miss Beth Prindeville.corresponding secretary: Mrs.Helen Anderson, treasurer.The installation was held at Lac Guindon at the home of Miss Mollie Gilmore.Mr.Louis Coiffure 5170 QUEEN \"MARY RD.APT.6 takes pleasure in announcing that MR.ROBERT GERARD formerly of Astrid and Riviera Beauty Salons has joined their staff.Gerard invites.his many customers and friends to call him for the latest in hair stylings .: HU.9-8211 -2 HU.4-0046 to Fill Our Bank\u201d.Come and see how girls can fill gas tanks, wash, and service your car.Free prizes will be given to all drivers who purchase $4.or more of gas.ENJOY YOUR VACATION AND RETURN TO A MODERNIZED HOME WE WILL DO YOUR UPHOLSTERING WHILE YOU ARE AWAY a UPHOLSTERING REG'D.designers of period and modern upholstery Made ° SLIPCOVERS | ® RE-UPHOLSTERING ® RE- MODELLING ° _REPAIRING o Orde C DRAPERIES FINE \u2018WORKMANSHIP FREE ESTIMATES AND DELIVERY 5849 Sherbrooke St.W.HU.9-1001 TRL ES I DANSE TRS SAR RR AL AE | AR 22e *Orrice Overload 1 have known words, Like golden candles in the dark, And words like glittering steel, \u2014 That left a mark; Words, \u2014 that make a desert Like a rose: And dark werds Echoing all life\u2019s deepest woes, Words, \u2014 marching through the heart Like beating drum, And vanquished words, \u2014 that left the spirit numb.Shall we he careful That your words and mine Shall strive To turn life\u2019s water, into wine.HITCHED or SINGLE shake off the money blues the 00 pay! Work a day, a week, a month or until you're financially happy.0.0.has positions open for typists, stenos, comptometer or business machine operators.If you are \u2018\u2018rusty,\u2019\u2019 free practice sessions are available.Call 0.0.UN 1-3561 8:30 a.m.to 10:00 p.m.505 Dorchester Street LA DOROTHY SPROULE \u2014Field Photo MISS MARY F.FULLERTON, who was elected president of the Montreal Business and Professional Women\u2019s Club recently.Other officers include Miss Margaret McLaughlin and Mrs, Florence Goulet-Senecal, vice-pres- idents; treasurer; Mrs.Ruth Porter, corresponding secretary; Miss Irene Leat, recording secretary; Miss Elizabeth Rodger, assistant-see- retary and Miss Vera Cleaver, assistant-treasurer.Miss Joan Stephenson, HUnter 8-4322 ¥ Interesting Lamps x Custom-Made Shades x Unusual Gifts La Contessa | Ine Sherbrooke at Royal MR.AND MRS.ARTHUR T.WICKHAM, piclured leaving Ste.Madeleine Sophie Church, Ahuntsic, following their recent wedding.Mrs.Wickham, who was the former Miss Suzanne Rodrigue, is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Wickham is the son of Dr.and Mrs B.and P.Club five-day meet Thirty years ago 18 delegates gathered in Winnipeg for the first convention of the Business and Professional Women's Club in Canada.i This week, 360 members representing clubs in all provinces are attending the 30th annual mecting of the Canadian Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs.One of the highlights of the: five-day meeting will be the Founders\u2019 Luncheon to honor the original members.Charter «lubs were Montreal, Winnipeg, Saska- | toon, Victoria and Vancouver.' Miss A.Josephine Dauphinee, 84, of Vancouver, a member of the\u2019 Vancouver Club since 1923 and a charter member of the Canadian Federation in 1930, will be the guest speaker.Lady Henrietta Banting, widow of Sir Frederick Banting, co-dis- coverer of insulin, will speak at the closing session.She is.director of the Cancer Detection Clinic associated with Women's College Hospital in Toronto.Presiding at the meetings will be Federation President Isabel Menzies of Montreal.Delegates will consider resolutions from many of the 158 Cuna- dian clubs.They include à resolut-\u2018 ion from the North Toronto club asking the government to make the Red Ensign the Canadian national flag and a motion from Sydney, N.S., urging the federal | government to abolish trading ; stamps.Women's Institutes provide scholarship The sum of $i.000 has been con- tributed by the Federated Women's Institutes of Canada to an interna- ; tional scholarship fund, the Lady Aberdeen Memorial.| + A similar donation has been | made by the Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario.| The fund was established at the ninth triennial conference of the Associated Country Women of the World, held last year in Edinburgh Scotland.The purpose is to provide scholarships to train voluntary and qualified leaders in the field of home economics and rural community welfare in countries which need such help.The project ties in with the \u201cFreedom - From - Hunger\u201d campaign of the Food and Agriculture organization, in which the ACWW is participating.Mrs.Van Beekhoff ACWW president, is the only woman serving on the FAO steering committee.Lady Aberdeen, the wife of à former govenor-general of Canada, was one of the founders of the ACWW.-Réal St Jean Photo Henri Rodrigue of Ahuntsic.Mr.John C.Wickham of Westmount.Technion Sociely elects officers At an organizational mecting of the Women's Division, Canalian Technion Society, the following officers were elected: Mrs.Lillian W.Mendelssohn, chairman: Mrs.Minnie Fitch, Mrs.Harold Newman, Mrs.A.W.Lefcowrt, vice- chairmen; Mrs.Ann Weltstein, treasurer: Mrs.L.Diner.recording secretary: Miss Alice Stras- berg, membership chairman: Mrs.Wigdor, chairman social committee.Each year thousands of Canadians are cured of cancer and each year the cure rate for some types of cancer is increasing, according to statistics released by the Cana- Westmount Examiner, 9 Friday, July 15, 1960 Engagem ont Dr.and Mrs, Samuel Arthur MacDonald, annouttce the eng- gagement of their daughter, El- zabeth Scott, to Mr.Sean Tracy ; Tully.son of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Houghton Tully, of Gam- bridge, Mass.The marriage will take place on August 20 in St.Matlthias Church.Our Justly Famous MR.EMILE \u201cSofty\u201d Permanent Known for the gentle, true performance it imparts to your hair.Good too, for bleached and tinted hair Regular $18.00 NOW $10.00 Phone WE.5-0562 WE.5-2486 mile BEAUTY SALON 1347 GREENE AVE.Westmount NOW COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED ANA dian Cancer Society._\u2014 \u2014C.\u2014 (Corner Abbott) Specializing in Early 4500 St.Catherine Street West Pine Furniture, etc.QUEBEC ANTIQUES WE.2.4781 1233 Greene Avenue May\u2019 HALF YEARLY DRESSES STARTING TODAY \u2014 JULY 15th FABULOUS REDUCTIONS ~~ LADIES WEAR 9 WE.5-9541 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, July 15, 1968 No complaints about dunking Cadets up in By LARRY MCcINNIS Intrepid birdmen in the form of 27 air cadets are taking to the air daily at the Montreal Flying Club in a bid, which has always been successful in the past, to get their private pilot's licence in a 30-day course of 60 hours of ground school and 35 hours of flying.Six of the cadets are on private scholarships and 21 ,are on Air Cadet League scholarships for the RCAF -spon- \u201csored program.Each year 280 cadets are graduated across Canada.There was only one fallure in cadets this year.the Montreal area last year \u2014 à \u201cIf any problems come up cadet who suffered from air later,\u201d he said, \u201cIl am sure sickness dropped out of the they can be licked.\u201d course All the flying training is being Chief Flying Instructor and done in Cessna 172 aircraft, an manager of the Mon.real all-metal four-seat craft.and all Flying Club, Bob van der \u2018 \u2026 Veken, says there are no spe- have been turned over to the cial problems with any of the cadets from 7 am.to 3 p.m._ \u2019 a Monday through Friday \u2014 the course must be completed within NICKEL IN FOUNDRY the 30 days.INDUSTRY + The regular (ull-time instructors Nickel is used extensively by, at the Club have about seven the foundry industry as an alloy- pupils each, In addition, the RCAF mg clement in cas iron, steel, supervisor, F/O Roger Pelletier copper and aluminum, and Is an [i conducting the ground school essential ingredient of higb-, instructions.uality heat-resisting and corro- wpe .po resisting castinies \u201cThe cadets are very enthusi we k \u2019 © astie an instructor smiled, point- | Shortest book in the Old Tes- toment of the Bible is Obadiah, which has only 21 verses, ing lo a group of boys strutting easy\u2019 air.Many of the boys have already Su mmer pecia / / 8.50 {with staff only} At Our 2 Salons 965 À Hunter 9-1233 ~ PERMANENTS Malines à GRE Eide SY.Ol Mo.5 IN Ai | HAIRDRESSING i salon ANTOINETTE viGeant : Hairdresser HUnter 4-5450 More people buy than any other {4 Dry Gin fg BURNETT'S BURNETT'S Le White Satin eo London Dry GIN | GIN } SINCE 1770 CELEBRATED out to the aircraft with a \u2018this is | the ai picked up some of the older fliers\u2019 habits, such as wearing a case for sun glasses on the belt, Air Force-type sun glasses were very much in evidence.Even the cadets\u2019 \u2018wedge\u2019 caps looked a little battered as thougl.they had seen much use from ear-phones.SUCH HELP Most of the cadets, in their anxiety to get in the air, show little interest for normal military affairs, such as marching from the flight line to the ground school.Many try to putter around the flight line as long as possible.They have been bitten by the flying bug ! This writer, who tinkers around in the air on occasion.was preparing to take up staff photographers Tedd Church and Ernie Capstick last Thursday afternoon for a short trip, when a little trouble was encountered closing the cowl! flap on the aircraft after checking the oil.\u2018Hey!\u2019 called a cadet.troubles ?° Before I could look around he bad taken over completely; he \u201cHaving x unfastened the flap, checked the oil and tightened the oil breather cap lor good measure.\u2018You're away !\u201d he said gaily.walking away with a smug look on his face.Even though T had spent some* time in the RCAF and the Army, I felt as though 1 might not be qualified to take up the aircraft any more.FUN AND GAMES The hard work and routine of NO HIT GAME: Billy Holden, 784 Walker avenue, poses proudly with the ball he used when he pitched a no-hit bascball game last week.A member of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club, Billy trinmphed in regular Little League Baseball play.His team-mates remarked: \u201cNot bad for a young fellow!\" Billy is 1l-years old.\u2014Tedd Church Photo K.FRED FEATHER: R.F.Shaw, 70 SIHLAV.Summit Circle, executive vice- president of The Foundation Company of Canada Limited, has been named vice-chairman of the Advance Gifts Division for the 1960 Red Feather Campaign, His appointment was announced by W.D.H.Gardiner.chairman of the Division, which is the most important in the Red Feather drive, raising half the funds in the biz once-a-year drive.This year's goal is $1,930,000.r over flying And so another intrepid birdmen will be dose this summer in Montreal skies, paying a modern-day tribute to the name given by Sir Winston Churchill during the Battle of Britain, learning to fly is broken up with their own customs.Every day last week cadets got \u2018dunked\u2019 after they returned from their first solo.Nol one complaint was heard from any of the boys subjected\u2019 to getting a full pail of old water poured over them, and their uniforms.Reduce Easily With The Naran Plan FOREST, ONT.\u201cI am happy to say that by using the Naran Plan for one month I have lost sixteen pounds.I don\u2019t know of an easier or more pleasant way to lose weight.I am very pleased with your product and i am recommending it to my About one-third of each year's | friends.\u201d G.Addison, RR1, For- class continues flying on their | est, Ont.own, many of them advancing to | How often have you looked in commercial licences and jobs in-\u2018 the mirror and decided that you structing, flying with air lines, or are getting too fat?How often as bush pilots.| have you had to have last years \u201cBud\" Burgoyne, Verdun, who clothes let out or buy a larger 7 How often have you retook the course about four years size \u2019 ; ; ed to reduce but given up be- ago with the Air Cadets, went solv = ! cause of tiring exercise or star- on to gain his commercial licence vation diets?Thousands have and instructor's rating.Recently found that there is an easy.safe he opened his own flying school and effective way to get rid of in Three Rivers although he is unsightly fat.Prove it to yourself, try the Naran Plan today, AND SO ON Although the course is sponsored by the RCAF \u2014 it was started shortly after World War 1I \u2014 there is no obligation for any of the grads to join the service, although many of them do.sti : 21 rs-of- stil under years-of-age.your druggist has it and it is None of these cadets should sold with à money back guaran- have any trouble graduating.\u201d tee, What can you lose?Nothing MFC instructor Ed Gates said as he prepared to take to the air, but weight.Best TIME to \"PLANT RISES (July-Sept.) 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