The Westmount examiner, 17 février 1961, vendredi 17 février 1961

[" Jack\u2019 XT) or Stamp marks VOL.XXXH, Ne.7 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, FES.17, 1961 453 35 § CENTS 24 PAGES Show 90th year Page 3 YMCA meef nofes 12% growth Page 6 Westmount H-S to meet Feb.21 Page 3 photographes.last week.hé CARNIVAL QUEEN: vivacious Ruth, who lives in Westmount, was nem- ed Queen of the Sir George Williams Winter Carnival \u2014 Les Thompson Phote Pedestrians, motorists must fight it out! Next weeks weather | By ERIC NEAL February 18 to 24 Improving gemerally.Mainiy sumay, aftersecas mild, nights D quite cold with some wind.Light saews in the mountains, mists > and rime or glaze frosts in the south.Three to six inches of flully snow and only 25 hears of sunshine this week, with a temperature range from 30 below to 35 abeve in ihe north, ami 0-40°F in the south.rt vy but cosl mid-week, with cold mists, glaze or rime {resis and light saews, (hem clearing.Gusty winds and blewing ssew could upset traffic.Sterms all aioug the border with their fringes bringing 8 inches of finfty saew (eo (he menutains, mixed raia and saew in south, then clearies.to 4 \u201ctae jvvvevevwew SPR ¢ LINATAAD | Ruth takes time out from a busy schedule of activities to lend a smile to the Examiner w, draws ; Poge 5 | Sell 3 service Weredale group fold Page 4 5 Practical ; aid | for the housewife Page $ Michelson , We are sfill looking for preity teachers Ad ANTE 4 \u2018Pears the youngsters out our way are pretty evthusiastic about 4 pretty teachers.We've already discovered quite a few of them.4 But we're still continuing our seurch for more pretty teachers; { matter of fact, we'll be looking for them until Eastertime.4 And if you decide to help us, you might be the winner of $5, $10, 4 even $20.Write us a letter\u2014not more than 280 wor's 0 the efiect: \u201cDear 190 4 M.Editor, | think .is the prettiest teacher in Westmount because .$ 3 we'll publish the best replies.The contest is open to youngsters of all ages attending schosl ia Page 8 4 Westmount.assbsssssanal All replies must be handwritten in ink and must include the entrant's name.age, address, telephone number, school and grads, a well as the name of his or her favorite teacher. 2 ways To | | | Flying cub announces new students scheme By LARRY MeINNIS ANOTHER NEW PLAN: The Mootreal Flying Club, in an effort to aliract more new members and re-activate some of the older ones, has announced an extensive series of plans for those who would like to learn to fly, and each plan should bring the cost within the reach of practically everyone.The basis of each plan calls for a deposit of $100 in ad- vasce, $80 of which goes for prepaid flying and $20 for membership in the club, Then a choice of four subsections can be made.each designed for the student's best advantage.THE DETAILS: The first plan entails cash in advance, which allows a 5% discount on the total cost.I should mention that the total cost .0 learn in a Cessna 150, including club membership, medical exam, licence and navigation equipment.is $571.If the student is under 33, he gets $100 from the Government, making the total cost $471.With the discount, the total outlay would be $447.45.Plan 2 is similar, only the cost can be paid in blocks of $100 each over a period of time.The discount is also allowed here.* » + OTHER WAYS: The th.rd way is to pay as you go.DOT regulations call for 12 hours dual instruction, 12 hours solo and 11 dual or solo, plus 20 hours ground instruction.Ground school at MFC is free.The student may pay as he learns\u2014cash for each hour as he actually flies it.The final way is a straight financing deal at no interest charge.This way will still take the $100 advance, but payments for the balance may be spread over 12 months at no interest.This plan does not restrict the student to taking a year to complete the course \u2014 he may finish as fast as he wants, but he still has 12 months to pay the tab.* * + A COMMITTEE: A 10-man committee has been set up to handle the details in co-operation with Ed Gates, CFI at MFC.Each committeeman will contact a certain group of people who are now members and ask them to bring one new person out for a free demonstration ride with the committeeman or the member, if the latter is up-to-date with his flying.All in all, it seems like a practical scheme.* + » JOTTINGS: Capt.Mills, president of the Canadian Air Line Pilots Association, is rather angry with press reports regarding a third pilot on TCA's Vanguards.He says some reports have said there was no place on the flight deck for a third pilot and no provision made for him at the controls.Capt.Mills should be amused at such writings\u2014 anyone who has ever seen a flight deck knows there isn't an aircraft made with triple controls.+ * + A SALUTE: | have always considered High Flight by John Gillespie Magee, a 19-year-old Spitfire pilot who was killed during the Battle of Britain, to be the most beautiful poem written about flying and fight, and « would like to take this opportunity to reprouuce it here: Oh, 1 have slipped the surly bonds of earth And danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings: Sunward I've climbed and joined the tumbling mirth Of sun-spl\u2018* clouds\u2014and done a hundred things You have not dreamed of\u2014wheeled and soared and swung High in the sunlit silence.Hov'rin: there, I've chased the shouting wind along and flung My eager craft through footless halls of air.Up.up the long delirious, burning blue I've topped the wind-swepl heights with easy grace, Where never lark, or evea eagle, flew; And, while with silent mind I've trod, The high untrespassed sanctity of space.Put out my hand and touched the face of God.Prove.to Vourself that You can learn to Fly YOUR FIRST FLYING LESSON \u2014 \u201cem 2008 RY Tr Seren Why wonder whether vou can learn to fly! 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Get acquainted with our instructors \u2014 experienced pilota who have taught hundreds of prople just Like you to fly.Get the feed of today\u2019s fool-prool aircraft, You'll be convinced that flying\u2019s for you \u2014and for everyone.Take advantage of our free lesson offer now, Call for an appointment today.AT 245 BOIS FRANC ROAD CARTIERVILLE AIRPORT Telephone: RI.$8739 Unity Stamp Club re-opens activities A recent appeal for a volusteer leader to take charge of Unity's Stamp Club met with success last week when Mr.George H.W.LeMesurier, a representative of the Old Brewery Mission Inc.of Montreal, offered his services, so that now the Stamp Club which has been inactive since the beginning of the program year, will have regular meetings each week.PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS = A gymnastic team from St.Lambert visited the Unity Boys\u2019 Club recently and participated in a gymnastic exhibition with members of Unity's gymnastic team.The general consensus of opinion was that the St.Lambert aggregation produced some very fine gym- mastic skills and their visit will long be remembered by our youngsters.Special mention goes out to Douglas Price of St.Lambert for Obituaries AARON DAVID PALTIEL A funeral service was held today for Aaron Ravid Paltiel, 401 Cote St.Antoine road, who died Monday in Jewish General Hospital following a brief illness.He was 80.Born in Roumania.he came to Canada in 1900 and was active in business in Quebec City, Chi- coutimi and La Malbaie in Qeu- bec and New Liskeard, North Bay and Cobalt in Ontario.He settled in Montreal in 1912 and developed an extensive career in both business and community leadership.One of the early Jewish builders, he participated in extensive building and real estate operations.He was the owner of the Magdalen Islands for many years until he sold them to the province of Quebec in 1959.He was a past resident of the Vaad Hair (the Jewish Community Council of Montreal), honorary president of the Adath Jeshurun Congregation at the time of his death, and a founder, charter member and former president of the synagogue.He was a former governor of United Talmud Torahs of Montreal, a member of the Dominion Council of both the Canadian Jewish Congress and the Zionist Organization of Canada.Among other organizations, he had been active in Kadimah, the predecessor of the Zionist Organization.He was: also a member of Shaar Hasho- mayim Congregation.He is survived by his wife, the former Bella Ruth Abramowitz, and six children: Khayyam Zev of Jerusalem; Ephraim Isaac of Manchester, England; Daniel Moses of Montreal; Dr.Naomi P.Lowi (Mrs.Ben Lowi) of Montreal; Leah Z.(Mrs.M.1.Schnit- zer) of Ottawa; and Judith P.(Mrs.Allan Flom) of Montreal.BERNARD G.TRITT Funeral service was held Tuesday in the Paperman and Sons Funeral Chapel for Bernard G.Tritt, member of the executive staff of Holt Renfrew and Co.Ltd.who died Sunday at his home, 40 Forden Crescent.He was 48.Born and educated in Montreal, Mr.Tritt, who had been with Holt Renfrew for 26 years, was elected to the company's Board of Directors in 1958.During the Second World War, he was director of the Fur Division of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board, Mr.Tritt was a member of Temple Emanu-El Congregation and Shaar Hashomayim Congregation and was active in comm- ity work, He was a member of the Mon- tefiore Club and the Elm Ridge Country Club.Mr.Tritt is survived by his wife, the former Lucille Green- berg: a daughter, Bonnie; two sons, John Stephen and Michael; his parents, Gerald S.Tritt, QC, and Mrs.Tritt; and by four sisters and a brother.Burial was in Shaar Hashoma- yim Cemetery.Shiva is private.By MAURICE MARIASINE his fine work in that area.A special mention is also extended to Douglas Terryberry of the Dawson Boys\u2019 Club of Verdun whose gymnastic girls\u2019 team gave an outstanding display for the benefit of the Unity girls who only recently began training for gymnastics.The display left an imprint on our young ladies and it is anticipated that regular sessions will commence immediately.\u201cPlay Ball\u2019 shouts Coach Manny Barnoff of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club Little League Baseball team, \u201cThe Indians,\u201d and 25 candidates commence spring training for the 1961 American \u2018\u2018B\u201d League.Until weather conditions permit, spring training is conducted in the Unity gymnasium every Saturday morning.A special thank you goes out to Mr.and Mrs.Porter of Westmount for their interest in Unity's tennis activities and for a donation of trophies which will be used to encourage youngsters in tennis.Our youthful members appreciate adult support especially from the community.An inter-club gymnastic challenge tournament will be held at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club on Monday, February 20, with participation from all Montreal Boys\u2019 Association affiliated clubs.: Last week, Unity's Midget Basketball team suffered a 53-33 loss to the boys of the Negro Community Centre.Last Saturday's Change-Up Ping Pong Tournament, which included 39 participants, was won by Richard Atherton and the runner- up was Richard Holden.Richard A.received a miniature bronze trophy for his efforts while Richard H.received a big Chocolate Easter Egg.Last Friday's Valentine Party and Dance for members of the teen-age set was well attended.There were five door prizes.Winners of the \u2018\u2018Jitter Bug Contest\u2019 were Rosaleen Mullen and Robert Vaux.The Elimination number was won by Raymond Berthiaume and Mona Nielson.Each couple received nice prizes.The Rythym Eagles provided the music for the dancing.Plans are now going ahead to hold a St.Patrick's Day Dance on Friday, March 17, In a regular City of Montreal Biddy basketball game, John Mc- Donaugh's UBC squad defeated the East End Boys\u2019 Club 17-13.Unity's Juvenal Fernandes was DEATH NOTICE THOMSON, Leslie Clare.On February FLOWERS GERALD McKENNA LIMITED 2129 Bishop S.VI.2-9112 the game\u2019s high point-getter with nine Louis Thomas\u2019 Skookum Tribe is planning a series of tribal dances at various locations in and around Montreal.Girls\u2019 worker Beatrice Forget announces that a cheer leaders group has been organized and commences training under the direction of Pat Mumford, Diane Cahill and Pat Collins next Saturday morning at 11 a.m.John Fleming, a student at Sir George Williams University under the Boys\u2019 Clubs of Canada Scholarship Plan, and doing his field work at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club, has started a Woodwork Class for midget and junior members.HOCKEY In a single game played last week, Colts defeated Golden Bears 9-5.Paced by the five-goal outburst of Arthur Driver and a three-goal performance by Billy Standing, the Colts showed too much power for the Golden Bears.Johnny Galley tallied the other Colt goal.For the Golden Bears, Roger Lefebvre rnd Paul Ono each notched a pair of goals while Juvenal Fernandes, who hails from British Guiana and previous to this winter hadn\u2019t even seen a hockey game, scored the first goal of his career.Bobby Johnston, although failing to make a mark on the score sheet, nevertheless played an outstanding game and was a continual thorn in the side of the Colts throughout the whole game.St.Matthias Players Spring production set April 19, 20, 21 A comedy-thriller entitled \u201cI Killed the Count\u201d has been selected as the Spring production of the St.Matthias Players.The first open casting reading of the play, which consists of eight male and three female parts, was held at St.Matthias Church Hall last night.The play, written by Alec Cop- pel, will be presented at the Church Hall, corner of Church Hill and Cote St.Antoine road, April 19, 20 and 21.Duncan Shaddick, 4662 Victoria avenue is the director.E PROVIDE a total of nine slumber rooms, where the family may receive their friends in complete privacy.DA Tolling F.A.Nunns\u2014A.P.Williams 5610 Sherbrooke Street West SC ~N Five Generations of Traditional Service »n aJ0s.C.UIrAY & BRO.Funeral Directors 1234 (Mountain St.Phone: UN.6-6363 pr EE EE 2e -\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 Ça a eu ECP SS ae Shad Fer AN Your e PHOTOGRAPHY 2 Stores te Sorve You e PHOTO SUPPLES e PHOTO - COPYING © Reguier end Custom Photoflaishing © ACME PHOTO Reg'd.4123 St.Catherine, W.WE.2-5709 4866 Sherbrooke St., W.WU.1-1999 VOL.XXXNH, No.7 Jack celebrates 90th birthday Three days after his Westmount resident John P.\u2018Jack\u2019 Copland is siowly| 3 emerging from an avalanche of telegrams, cebles,! NM valentines, letters and various other forms of greet-| ings and congratulations.Mr.Copland, who resides at 106 Arlington avenue, is about as hale, hearty and vigorous as many men 25 years his junior.And the changes from public horse-drawn vehicles, straw- strewn in the winter, to the modern jet airplane, haven't affected either his daily walk \u2014 usually anywhere from one to four miles = or his interest in business and public affairs.Among these are real estate, in which he has been active for* some 45 years: church work (he has served the Erskine-American Church for some 55 years and in\u2019 1955 was honored for 50 years service); the Foreign Missions to which he has given a son, the ! Rev.Bruce Copland of Formosa, and the YMCA, where he is al member of the executive board.Mr.Copland is a life member of the Montreal Amateur Athletic MONTREAL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1961 90th , well-known S.Thompson.United Theological College: Rev.N.M.Slaughter, | Erskine American United Church: Fred G.Hubbard, general secretary, YMCA; Rev.Leon Sanborne, a son-in-law, of Syracuse, N.Y.: aad Dr.L.C.Tombs, now of Preville.Cancer campaign appointment H.Earle Bemrose, 4744 Victo-; ria avenue, Westmount, has been appointed chairman of the Special Names (men) Division of the oN ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS ON ANS nises WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.PAGE THREE W'mnt.High -Home-School \u201cmeets Feb.21 * Dr Fdward F Sheffield.Research Officer Canadian Univer- I sities Foundation in Ottawa.will | discuss \u201cNeighboring Universi ties-Requirememts and Courses\u201d at an open mecting ol the West- mount High Schools Home and School Association.Tuesday.Fel 21.at 830 pm.in the assembly reom of Westmount Junior High School, 20 Academy read.The public is invited to attend.New secretary The executive of the West- mount Municipal Association would like all members to note the name and address of the acting secretary-treasurer, Miss K.W.Scroggie.7085 Fielding avenue.Mrs.Scroggie is replacing Mrs.Lyman Duff who recently retired from the position.Association, a member of the | Canadian Cancer Society's an- Royal Montreal Curling Club, the Canadian Club and the Lac Ma- rois Country Club.He has also worked hand-in- hand with the Old Brewery Mission for the last 40 years.Among the special celebrations for Mr.Copland was a Valentine luncheon at the Mount Stephen Club where Guy Tombs, a resident of Westmount for 54 years, was host.Other residents included Mr.Copland's son, C.L.Copland; a nephew.A.Ogilvy Leslie; Arthur H.Campbell; Rev.Dr.James TELEVISION RADIO © STEREO 24-MOUR SERVICE ® Prompt © Relisble e Electric Appliances Repaired All Works & Parts Guaranteed WESTERN ELECTRONIC SERVICE 4A Victoria Avenue HU.92-4044 nual appeal for funds.Mr.Bem- | rose is superintendant for the | Quebec and Maritime branches | | of the Imperial Bank of Canada.| The campaign.which gets underway April 10, has a minimum objective of $33.000 for the greater Montreal area.The funds will go | to further the Society's work in the filed of research, education | and welfare.| And Susan Warren, also 12, of Victoria-Sherbrooke Pedestrians, motorists must fight it out: Piche \u201cPedestrians and motorists must fight it out at the Sherbrooke-Victoria crossing,\u201d declared J.Piche, chairman of the WMA traffic committee.Mr.Piche was replying to a question from a WMA member at the association's executive meeting held Tuesday night in Victoria Hall.to pedestrians crossing on green The Sherbrooke-Victoria inter- lights.Apparently, they must CHESHAM HOTEL Going to England?If you are bound for Leadon and want a high-class, quiet, conservative hotel in fashionable Belgravia, then consider Chesham Hotel at 20 Chesham Place, S.W.l.For casual or prolonged visits, youll like the intimate atmosphere of this hotel.Every room with bath and kitchenette.section is considered \u201cdangerous\u201d watch for traffic on all sides as vehicles make left and right *turns.According to Mr.Piche.the matter had been discussed at City Hall.but no solution was ever reached.WMA members recalied that special pedestrian signs were ence used at the intersection, but proved ineffective.\u201cThey were fine for pedestrians.\u201d one member said, \u2018but no good for traffic.\u201d Traffic at the intersection was clogged at peak hours.he added.It was suggested that left- hand turns be prohibited at rush hours.but it was pointed eut that traffic would then use residential Roslyn avenue \u2014 an \u201cundesirable\u201d thought.Construction of a safety zone was condemned by the traffic committee chairman on the basis that it offers only \u2018psychological protection\u201d and might be likened to a \u201ccage.\u201d WMA president, Geoffrey Merrill suggested the committee get the City's view on the matter.by esling MU.1-2771.QUEEN OF HEARTS \u2014 Twelve-vear-old Bruce Nesris of 328 Selb © street, leaves mo doubt about his favorite valentine girl this year.card.The two youngsters were phetegraphed at the amnual Unity the attention shown ber by Bruce and his life-size valentine | | Boys\u2019 Club Valentine Party held Friday sight.i \u2014Leo Thempsen photo.LL BY SPECIALISTS H.B.MOTORS .221 VICTORIA AVE.(Near Westmount Station) WE.5-961 124 Selby doesn\u2019t seem (o mind TREE INSTALLATIONS and REPAIRS © Prompt Service © Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out P.McCUAIG Limited 68 Hillside Ave., Westmount | WE.2-1104 PuUYYYYUYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYVVV * SELL YOUR HOUSE?» + D wonderful family who need a six or seven 8 garden.Yours might be the one! » i you ere interested, please call: MRS.D.H.LEWIS at ip Frank A.Norman & Co.Ltd.p > p } } RE.1-6817 > p p p Do you find your home too large?| have a bedroom house with 2-car garage and a or at RE.8-4966 1265 Laird Bivd., Town of Mount Royel Member Montreal Real Estate Board da A ASAAA AA À A À à à À À À À à À À à à 4 la à A4 à 4.4 à à À À à À À à À À à À A À A À A 4f AIT M 7 A) (id A Serving the City of Westmount since 1925 $138 Western Avenue, Montreal 28, Que.Head Office: 700% Kildare Rond, Montreal 29 Montreal, Friday, February 17, 1961 Clhreulation Dept.\u2014 Dlsploy Advertising MU.92-1200 Classified Advertising (Te 8:30 p.m., Mea., Tees.& Wed.Only) WU.1-048) Eétroriel Department \u2014 Accounting Department John W.Sencton, President end Publisher HY.1-2771 Mugh E.McCormiek, Choirmes Lerry Melanis, News Editer Mogb R.Mount, Advertising Manager Miss Evelyn McKinnon, Circuletion Menage: The Examiner aims te be an independent, clean newspaper fer the home, devoted to publie service.sear, Five cents à copy.Mail subscriptions: $3.00 per year: $1.39 bal Member of the Canadian Weekly Nowspapers Association, Quebes Newspapers Association.Authorized as Ind Clause Mall, Post Office Dept.Ottawa WE SAY Annexation is not a private matter It is a great pity that the wise words of Mayor Cush- ing \u2014 and from what we know of Mr.Cushing, they were wise \u2014 to this week's Municipal Association executive meeting were kept under wraps.As we have it, His Worship spoke on annexation.A vital issue; specially vital to West- mount which has been particularly under the acquisitive eye of the Montreal administration.Yet the WMA authorities decreed, in inviting the press to the meeting, that repor- .ters would be excluded for Mr.Cushing's address.We can be sure that Mr.Cushing has wise counsel for the citizens of Westmount to guide them in Westmount's confrontation of the annexation threat.But why should such counsel be confined to only 20 or 30 persons?We attack neither mayor nor the WMA.We unequivocally attack the Westmount \u201ctradition\u201d that the more important or vital a matter may be to those who live here, the more privately it should be dealt with and the more secretly it should be discussed.Brotherhood Week in our urban life rPHE Canadian Council of Christians and Jews is asking us all, not just as a community exercise but as individuals, man to man, to mark Brotherhood Week next week.What we are asked to do, of course, is what we should be doing every week: acknowledging the same dignity and rights for others which we claim for ourselves.We note that, wisely, we are not asked to rush out and embrace all our fellow men as \u201cbrothers\u201d.For the simple truth is that to acknowledge others\u2019 © THEY The age of chivalry is the YOU SAY Issve taken with columnist Sir: 1 would like to take issue with the remarks of E.George Cochrane, BA, MEd, on The Need For Research in his column entitled Your School, Your Child and You.The remarks to which I specifically allude are, \u201cThe great progress of the recent past has been possible because increased numbers of people were at work on continually increasing numbers of research projects.In the earlier days, when research was done by only a few persons, little intellectual progress could be achieved ., \u2018The fruits of research will depend upon the number of com- (Continued on page 9) a dignity and rights is not necessarily to have any particular other regard, let alone liking or love, for your neighbor, whatever his race or creed.Indeed, we all know ol cases of natural, blood brothers who simply cannot abide each other.Be that as it may, this Brotherhood Week has a special usefulness and application to us here in this community \u2014 a completely urban society and melting pot.We have good reason to cherish what independence and privacy we can find in city living; we are pushed and jostled together too much.Yet if we are to be a true \u201cmelting pot\u201d it must be assumed that in the pushing and jostling the rough corners of antipathies and prejudices should be ground off and that we should begin to- wear well on one another; that we should cease to clash and get along harmoniously.This region, hke few others, has a glorious admixture of various-hued Christian and Jew.We do get on rather well.The practitioner of prejudice of whatever origin usually gets slapped down by us all as quickly as he crops up.Which is a pretty good form of Brotherhood in action.SAY gone.That of sophisters, economists, and calculators has succeeded.EAS \u2014 Edmund Burke.vin ag no og aor > or, + \u2019 a FES ogy CI 1 4:00 Hag yra)i) 00 5 ie \u20ac h\u2014 D [cack \u2018k de v a PLR UN 7 y VATAISS LIL» FRITES 3H Y AH \u2018Triumphal Parade celebrating the formal surrender of Westmount to annexation\u2019 Weredale House Sell service, not number of agencies says Norman We should try to sell service, not emphasize the number of organizations in the Welfare Federation, according to Welfare Federation President, H.D.Norman.In an unscheduled address Tuesday night at the 90th annual meeting of the president and Board of Governors of West- mount\u2019s Weredale House.Mr.Norman added \u201cwe get our thanks from turning out so many successful men.\u201d Replying to an Ottawa newspapermen\u2019s criticism of Welfare workers as professional do- gooders who spend too much money, the president pointed out \u201cthere is no money wasted in Weredale House.What you are achieving here.\u201d he added.\u201cis not a success of an agency but a success of boys and men.\u201d in his report as secretary- manager of Weredale House, Vernon F.McAdam briefly outlined the history and peli- cies of the home for boys ever the past 90 years and streseed firsts im ita history.For example, it was the first beys home in Canada te institute tie cottage plan, 50 years age.It was also the first boys home te have a summer camp, more than 40 years ago.Four beys frem Weredale House were the only Scouts in Westmount te become invested as Queen's Scouts during 1966.The highlight of the evening fer many of the audience was the Campfire Sing Program at the conclusion of the meeting, put on by 36 of the 174 boys in residence.The boyish giggles at the word \u2018dead\u2019 in Jobn Peel could be seen if not heard.George O'Reilly, Liberal MPP, Mayor of Verdun, was present in his capacity as an \u2018Old Boy\u2019.He lived in the Boys\u2019 Home of Montreal, predecessor to Weredale House.Mr.O'Reilly told the boys that he \u201cnever had it so good as you have it now\u201d with their medical and dental care, camps and other programs.- TAT 1 SAY! Mr.R.Kerrigan was re-elected president.Other members of the board are: H.Roy Crabtree and Edmund Littler Jr., vice-presidents; C.F.Ritchie, honorary treasurer; G.Meredith Smith, assiste ant honorary treasurer; and W.W.Alison, honorary secretary.Arthur H.Campbell is honorary president, and the members of the Advisory Board are G.W.Bourke, Philip S.Fisher and J.Ernest Millen.The following are members of the Board of Governors: W.W.Allison, E.Campbell Budge, Arthur H.Campbell, H.Roy Crabtree, F.W.Dundas, W.Borden Empey, Ewart A.Everson, Eliot S.Frosst, Harold F.Kerri- gan, Edmund Littler Jr, A.W.McMaster, C.F.Ritchie, Joseph D.Robb, William D.Robb, John M.Rudel, J.Michael, G.Scott, G.Meredith Smith, Gordon Baxter Taylor and Lorne G.Webster.i TARR ETE yg This sign was seen in a New York massage salon: \u201cWe rub you the right way.\" \u2014 Anen J as ~ 7 ERT J SR L° REPORTER = ROVING % By Oliver Allan Singer\u2019 Limited and Bleau & Rousseau have combined in renting the store next to Bleau & Rousseau's at 5016 Sherbrooke.Allan Singer will use the front half of the store as a showroom to display his augmented line of office furniture and the fur firm will use the back half for a fur storage vault.= + * The Handicrafts Shop, now massage and the proper use of located on Sherbrooke near Grey cosmetics.They also feature a avenue will move to the premises selection of perfumes and cosme- formerly occupied by the West- tics imported from Europe.mount Stationery near Victoria.+ .* Westmount Stationery is, of Did you notice that the item course, in their beautiful.new about the Londen \u201chack\u201d just store across the street at the added te the Westmount Taxi corner of Prince Albert.fleet which first appeared in * * * this column was quickly followed up by the Mentreal Star Charlotte Cooke, on the staff of the local Murray's which carried a picture and ; stery later in the day?The CBC Restaurant, is the author of a teuching poem appealing to has also taped a feature which everyone to feed the wild birds during the oold winter months.* * The Cosmetic Institute which TV by the time this journal is published.Scoop?Belated greetings to our Hugh E.McCormick, former president probably will have appeared on and now chairman of the board\u2019 patents, mostly for valves in use in the railroad industry.Dishes disappeared sole Hendershott When you can wash a rack full of dishes in two .He related 1 he farst minutes without getting vented with the idea of a your hands wet, and with- water-powered dishwasher 25 out electricity, that is rev- years ago.He constructed his 1 original model in the basement olutionary! of his home in Hampstead out of You can do just that a washtub.handspray and coat .hangers.Mr.with the water powered led, recalling the maid's com.Two Minute Dishwasher in- plaints to Mus.Blanchard that vented by Fred W.Blan- \u201cher dishes were disappearing chard, 78, a retired en.\"the cellu.gineer and former longtime resident of 28 Strat- ford road, Hampstead.ing which has been in daily use The new machine is being of- 0 Mrs.Blanchard\u2019s kitchen for fered to the public for the first more than 12 vears Claimed the \u2018time by the D.D.Millar Com.White haired bushy browed in pany.5065 Western ave.ventor, \u201cIt has never needed rve- Said Mr.Blanchard in an in-* - Blanchard chuck Eventually, he said.he deve loped a workable portable in the course of his spare time tinker opened this week on Greene avenue will be devoted to further beautifying our already beautiful of the Monitor Publishing Company, who celebrated his birth- | terview Friday: \u201cI consider the invention of this dishwasher to be my most important achieve- day last week.His age remains à secret but he'll never see forty again! ladies through the benefits of « ment.\u2019 Mr.Blanchard has 14 other! 9g og 000000000 [LETT FIX J B Smith.Westmount Mayor John C.Cush- ing opened the display which was titled \u2018\u2018Wespex.\u201d IS, Dr.D.F.Green.a Burlington.ery little lad Vt., eye specialist, and regularly- assie attending member of the club, won Should use our heaters the President's Trophy for his » To warm the chassis.display of United States stamps.Other prize-winners and exhibitors included the following: JOHN WwW ATSON Court of ilonor (non-competi- tive): L.G.Buck, Canada: A.H.LIMITED Christensen, Norway; C.Mangold.Switzerland; A.G.Fairbanks, Canada; E.R.Fawcus, British Commonwealth: P.Nettel, U.S.A.British North America: W.L.Bungay, close-up on Canada; D.W.Partridge, Canada and provinces, 1st prize; E.B.Philip, Canada.3rd prize: R.J.Sutherland, Canada, 2nd prize: R.J.Watson, Canada: J.Wiper, Canada: Mrs.S.Wiper, Quebec Tercentenary, Queens and Freaks.C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1389 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 J BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL CARDS CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS CUSHING, RENNIE & SMITH Chartered Accountants Eric A.Cushin Donald F.Rennie James C.Smit Arnulf Flaten 4444 St.Catherine St.West Westmount 6 WE.3-6732 Westmount Stamp Club display draws 3,000 More than 3,000 persons attended the Westmount Stamp Club two-day exhibition of rare stamps, held last week in Victoria Hall, according to club president K.G.W.*Greece; E.M.Weisman, Belgian | Viger 9-8689 British Commonwealth: L.Beatham; W.L.Bungay, Egypt The Westmount Examiner, Friday, February 17, 1961 Now:apractical aid for the housewife pairs or replacement of any its parts in all this time\u201d Mr Blanchard demonstrated how the 12 water jets inpinging on the rotating dishes at an angle are counterbalanced by a reactionary spray of one to four jets, depending upon the size of the dish load, to maintain a safe speed of 45 revolutions per minute He pointed out that there is only one moving part, a ball bearing suspended in oil at the top of the central shaft The \u201cserub brush action\u201d of the water jets removes lipstick, gravy and long standing tea and coffee stains in short order and with an efficiency previously unavailable, according to its an- ventor The 200 pound nearly six- footer was born 78 years ago in Bible Hill, Nova Scotia He received his education as a mechanical (Continued on page ?i) \u2014_\u2014 - \u2014\u2014\u2014 YOUR PHOTO DEALER WHERE YOU WILL EVENTUALLY BUYI United Photodraphic Store Idd.758 ST.PETER ST.MONTREAL airmails; E.R.Fawcus; W.W.Gear.British Empire-speci- mens, 2nd prize; S.R.Groves, uen Lu à Revenues; J.E.Pickering, New | + TTI a Zealand commemoratives, alr- mails, 3rd prize; K.G.W.Smith, Grenada; F.M.Weis- man, Cape of Good Hope, 1st prize; K.D.Westley, Colonials; | Foreign: T.Cousins, Germany | and German States; H.A.Dyker- man, Netherlands\u2014first issues.2ad prize; R.K.Eadie, Switzerland ' \u2014Soldier stamps; Mrs.R.Pare | Vatican City: G.L.Gold, U.S.éovers, confederates, freaks, photos; Dr.D.F.Green, U.S.A., lst : prize: P.N.Gross, Jr.United | Nations; W.A.C.Huxsel, Unitea \u2019 Nations\u2014plate blocks; Dr.D.B.| h : A.Lapointe, France\u20141950-55; Mrs.Fapuken onion Automatic FUEL OIL Johnstone, Sweden\u2014classic issues; | C.Paul, Viet Nam; Mrs.G.Roe, US.A.; Mrs.A.W.Scoffield, i France; Mrs.R.B.Verner, Congo, Netherlands; H.R.Wiggs, Allied Military stamps\u2014Trieste, Italy.Topicals: E.C.Cossctte, Nature; | H.C.Fleming, Stamp Centenaries; M.Goldsmith, F.D.Roosevelt, 2ad prize; Carl R.Mangold, Number Ones (first stamps of issuing , countries\u2019, 1st prize; J.E.Picker- ; ing.1958 World's Fair: L.R.Wal- è fer.1960 Olympicg, 3rd prize: Mrs.| : S.Wiper, Religious; Rev.Father { A.Trottier, Religious.So Convenient! So Satisfactory! | Aksosdirioies Call .Ë and ask for .* Come à EY he Meeting DANIELS 3.N.Sherriffs j tami |e gata) 5 .ore > Fe MANNARD |: mem | Refrigeration 3181 St.James W.i À.Dorie\u201d WE.26125 |: : MAKES Oil.HEATING SRLL MORE ENJOYABLE Nations \u2014 first day; S.W.lvry, | Austria, 1st prize; N.Lagios, Greece, 2nd prize; K.Pam, Bremen, 3rd prize; R.J.Watson.\u2019 Â Covers: W.A.C.Huxsel, United | | k Buckingham Palace has long | * been known as the home of the + British royal family but, its his- ; tory dates back no further than { 1837.From 1697 until Queen Vic: toria's accession to the throne the ¢ Loadon residence of the sovereigns i was St.Jame's Palace.Originally 3 5250 WESTERN AVE.ihéesteuner Sian built as a hospital, K was recon- i structed by Heary VIII and greatly | enlarged by Charles I.\u2026.» ee #.v Kobostsor If you are not now en.joving the banetiis of this fine automatic fuel Oil service, we suggest you try it for the balance of the winter.We know you'll ithe it.ab en.=.HU.1-0371 6 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, February 17, 196) Two Westmounters cast in McGill productions Two Westmount students have been cast in the McGill Players Club production \u201cExperimentals \u201861.\u2019 à group of three student- written, one-act plays.Stephen Cocking.120 Arlington avenue, has been cast in \u201cIhe Legacy\u201d by Leslie Caplan.A graduate of Loyola College, Mr.is a graduate of Northmount High School.Earlier this term she appeared in McGill's Flying Carpet Revue, and had paintings exhibited in the Redpath Library Art Display.The McGill Players\u2018 Club \u201cEx.perimentals \u201861° will be presented February 22 to 25 in the McGill Union.Cocking is now in first year law at McGill.While at Loyola, he?Local history is a fascinating appeared in \u201cHigh Tor\u201d and; ,-bject.One thing we note in \u201cTeahouse of the August Moon\u201d,! the perusal of local chronicles; this playing the leads in \u201cHenry V\" | area ranked among the leaders in and \u201c Eevryman\u201d.| development outside the larger ur- At Marionapolis he was seen ban areus.\u2014Lachute (Que.) Watch- The Westmount High School Current Events Club plans to take its annual trip to Ottawa and the Parliament Buildings Friday.February 24, Approximately 100 students will attend, and it is expected that | this year they will visit the Mnnat! and Public Archives.In recent meetings, the club, had as its guest speaker Rev.M.Badger, whose topic was, \u201cIs the | Bomb Necessary.\u201d Questions were directed to the Minister from the floor, and each one was answered.The minister's address was in keeping with the club's policy of the last few weeks which saw discussion of Canada's position in\u2019 the world in regards to adopting some firm policy on nuclear armament or disarmament, and any possible neutral role which Canada might follow in the \u201ccold in \u201cSabrina Fair\u201d.Last weekend ' man.war.\u201d Mr.Cocking attended the Inter- Varsity Drama Festival in London, Ontario, playing in \u201cThe People Are Not With Us\u201d, an: other student written play.Susan Slatkoff 3097 The Bou- levarwd, has been cast in \u201cThe Bard\u201d by Neil Madden.In first year arts at McGill, Miss Slatkoff J.C.Annesley.1 Sunnyside avenue, re-elected Westmount YMCA chairman, pointed with pride to the \u2014 0 By Giveon Cornfield Musical Director CKVL - FM On CKVL-FM French \u2018Cellist Pierre Fournier will be accompanied by pianist Shura Cherkassky in a program of sonatas by Schubert, Beethoven and others on the Salzburg Festival FRI.10 p.m.Hanson's The Cherubic | Hymn and Beethoven's Eroica will be the main works on Youth Concert Hour SAT.10 a.m., and at 9 p.m.listen to An Evening With Sigmund Romberg, a 2-hour show bringing you such favourite works as The Desert Song.Student Prince and selections from other Romberg works.Also on SAT.2.30 p.m.to 4, the New York Philharmonic.SUNDAY'\u2019S Gala Performance at 8 p.m.will open with a superb new recording of Beethoven's first piano concerto, with soloist Andor Foldes, and the Cleveland Orch., led by George Szell perform Mozart's Sym.No.39 in E flat, K-543.Verdi's La Forza Del Destino will be heard at 9 p.m., with Warren, di Stefano, Milanov and others, Jean-Pierre Rampa will be soloist in Bach's 2nd suite for orchestra, one of the works to be heard on International Concert Hall MON.10 p.m.Yehudi Menuhin and Benjamin Britten perform sonatas by Bach, Bartok and Grieg on a BBC transcription program Tues., Feb.2ist at 10 p.m.lncidentally, next month we begin a new series of programs from the various French Festivals (Besancon, Prades, etc.) New recordings of Tchaikowsky's Concerto in b flat, Brahms\u2019 first symphony.Handel's Water Music Suite, more winners of the 1960 Chopin competition and others will be sampled on New Classical Releases WEDNESDAY.10 p.m.Bizet's Carmen will be heard in its entirety | THURSDAY.9 p.m.with a cast including Janine Micheau, Suzanne Juyol and Libero de Luca.NEW RECORDS Bartol - Piano Cencertos 2 and 3 / Geza Anda, piane / Radio Berlin Symphony Orch.- Ferenc Fricsay / Deutsche Grammophon LPM 18611, These two works are chronologically 15 years apart, and are supposed fo represent two distinct periods in the composer's life, yet both have a Jot in common, They are melodious, full of unorthodox rhythms, and very exciting.The performances by Geza Anda are stunning.and the sound is excellent plus.Brahms - Quartet in A, op.26 / Quartette di Roma / Deutsche Grammophon LPM 18528.The second of Brahm's quartets for piano and strings is performed con amore by the Rome Quartet who play with such warmth and precision that 1 am eager to hear any new releases that this excellent group might have in the future.Weber - Sonata No.4 in E minor.op.70 / Invitation to The Dance / Liss \u2014 Semata in B miner / Leen Fleisher, Plane / Epic LC-3675.This record combines some of the most popular keyboard works by both composers, and Fleisher's playing is a delight.Beethoven - Concerto Ne.| in C, op.13 / Sonata No.31, op.110 / Ander Foldes, Piano / Bamberg Sym.Orch.-Ferenc Fricsay / Deutsche Grammophea LPM 18636.In order of composition, this is Beethoven's third essay in concerto form, and is a more mature work than the B flat concerto No.2, op.194 and certainly the one in E flat from 1784.To my mind, the performance recorded here is the most convincing one I have heard, | believe its success lies in the approach to the music; for once this is not treated as \u2018Early Beethoven, in the Mozartean Manner\u201d.Side 2 of the record is tilled out with a sensitive interpretation of the next to the last sonata.Gyergy Sebok.Planist, in favourites by Beethoven, Hummel, Chopin and Liszt / Select M-296.003.This recording made in France by the Hungarian pianist includes the famous Mephisto Waltz, 2 other waltzes by Liszt, 2 etudes and two waltzes by Chopin, as well as the lovely Rondo op.11 by J.N.Hummel.Recorded sound is excellent, and the makers are to be congratulated on appending the playing time alongside each piece.a great help.Tehaikowsky - Swan Lake Ballet Suite / Sleeping Beauty Suite / Rome Opera House Orch.- Walter Geehr / Harmeny HL-7219.The jacket of this album (with a swan.of course) lists also the Waltz from suite No.2, which 1 was unable to find on the record.Gochr is a veteran who has conducted every major orchestra in Europe.and his sure hand is felt in these performances.The Harmony label is Columbia's lower priced one, like Victor's Camden.Like Cam- dep, there are some excellent reissues in their catalog, which we shall be examining in the mear future.Surfaces and sound are very good.YMCA®s 49th annual meeting notes 12% membership growth 12% growth in total Y membership the past year in an address to the 49th annual meeting of the Y Board of Management last Thurs- ®day.Mr.Annesley attributed the tremendous increase to development of large numbers of volunteer leaders by the staff and to the enthusiasm of the board.In a summary of his annual report, executive secretary, G.L.i Welton, praised the 118 persons who exceeded the minimum goal of $8,600 in the Maintenance Campaign to raise $8811.50.He gave \u2018the number of volunteer leaders 25 Ancient Angus McFuster Was about to fade owoy Until on ad in classified Put it off \u2018til another day.\u2014 during the past year as 110 and the aggregate attendance of building usage as 43,140.He noted also that swimming tests were passed i by 354 persons during 1960.Vice chairman of the Metropolitan Board of Directors, Denton T.| Lewis, greeted the 77 members and guests who attended the din- \u2018ner meeting on behalf of the YMCA of Montreal.The Verdun | and Westmount Morning Ladies Keep Fit Classes catered the af- Ani Reverend D.M.Grant, St.Andrew's United Church, delivered the Invocation and Benediction.Slides of the branch program were run off by the Staff.Elections were held and D.Y.Novinger was re-elected vice-chair man.The following persons were also elected to the Board of Management: J.C.Annesley, R.L.Argue, A.W.Buie, G.C.Burgess, M.W.Davidson, W.F.Dawson, Dr.K.A.C.Elliott.M.E.Fee, N.A.Fellowes, T.Finlayson, E.L.Hamilton, R.O.Huntingdon, R.C.B.Love, W.D.Macdonald, G.H.| Merrill, B.Miller.C.B.Murphy, \u2018H.C.Nourse, D.Y.Novinger, 'R.F.Powell, J.O.Pitt, E.D.| Ramsay.C.E.Reckitt.Wm.Rid- ;ley, W.D Robb, D.R.Ross, F.K.|Rowley.E.M.Taggart, Advisory Board \u2014 W.F.Brass, D.O.Brem- ner, W.E.Couper, C.L.Copland, |J.F.Lewis, A.W.D.Swan, I.R.; Tait, N.J.Watson.Weekly lecture The Ladies\u2019 Committee of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts 1s holding its weekly lecture and tea on Wed., Feb.22 at 3 p.m.Mr.Andre Blouin, architect, will speak in French on the leading architects represented in the cur- ! rent exhibition \u2018Form Givers at Mid-Century\u2019.Tea will be served following the lecture in the upstairs foyer of the Museum.TWO members of Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, Milenka Nider- leva and Brydon Paige, are captured by camera while perferm- ing in \u201cSea Gallows.\u201d The ballet group is currently the highlight al Her Majesty's Theatre and will remain there until February 18.OP LT We take pride in ennouncing we have NOW RE-OPENED BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCHEON Served Monday through Fridey from Noon to 3 P.M, AT MODERATE \u20ac] 50 .$2.50 PRICES You will of course remember that we ore renowned for our superlative Charcool Broiled Steoks, Delectoble Seafood and Gourmet French Cuisine.For that Secial Evening Out J Phone Plesse fes Reservation CR.1-9305 The public is invited to attend.BEST LPS \u2014 SEMI-CLASSICAL AND BROADWAY TUNES UNINTERRUPTED 10-MINUTE MUSICAL SEGMENTS 1 PM.TILL 4 AM.DARY The Westmount Examiner, Friday, February 17, 1961 7 This new sign, marking the new home of CJAD, stands at one of the busiest corners in the heart of Montreal.But even more important, surveys of listener habits indicate that CJAD has won a place in the hearts of Montrealers*.Since it first went on-the-air fifteen years ago CJAD has tried to be a good citizen \u2014 to render worthwhile public service while being entertaining, informative and friendly.CJAD enters your home with the voices of the personalities shown here.Your letters show that you welcome them as well mannered, considerate guests who will invited back again and again.Today from its new modern studios CJAD will continue to present the programs you prefer with an even finer high fidelity sound.For the best in radio \u2014 DIAL 800 C/JAD THE SOUND OF QUALITY The latest Elliott-Haynes study of daytime listening shows CJAD with an average audience 40.90 greater than the mext English McCURDY 8 The Westmount Examines, Fridey, February 17, 1961 1a386SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSESSSSSSSIISL : CASHWORD \u201d \u201c> $$$ «+ $5S66S$SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSHSSSSSSSSHSSHSSS $5555S$S5SSSSS55$SSSSS Contest Mules 1.Solve the clues as you would for any crossword puzzle.Choose the word which you think BEST fits the definition in each clue.There is ONLY ONE answer which, in the decision of the judges is the BEST word fitting each clue.Only answer exactly matching the prepared solution will be considered correct.All answers must be considered correct in order to win.The judges\u2019 decision will be final on all matters pertaining to the contest.All contestants taking part must agree to accept the decisions of the judges as a condition of entry.2.After you have filled in the puzzle mail to: CASH- WORD in care of this newspaper.Entries must be mailed and postmarked before midnight each Monday following the week that each puzzle is published.ENTRIES POSTMARKED OR DELIVERED AFTER MIDNIGHT MONDAY WILL NOT BE ELIGIBLE FOR JUDGING.3.Each contestant may submit as many entries as he or she wishes.Handwritten facsimiles of the coupon are acceptable.Any such facsimiles printed, mimeographed or otherwise mechanically produced (including carbon paper) will not be accepted.4.The prize for the correct solution will be $100.If there are two or more win- v ; \u201c .ACROSS: 1.SAPLING.yes.A SAPLING may require special precautions, such as bracing against the wind, spraying against disease and parasites, ete, for a young tree may not survive unfavourable conditions, SAILING is vague; under ordinary conditions no more than ordinary care need be used.3.WILT is best.One can tell the devil-may-care individual by the WILT, or droop, of his hat, for such a person is not likely to worry about the condition of a brim.TILT is less sure; everyone wears a hat at whatever angle he deems best suited to him.GILT, HILT and LILT are remote.10.TILE is wanted.A TILE, or high silk hat, may center children\u2019s attention on a man, for to them this type of headgear may be rare.A TALE may not interest them at all, particularly if it is being told to adults.16.RAY to be sure.A man may depend on a RAY.as the first light of morning.to wake him up, for he may be sensitive to light and unable to slcep except in darkness.One RAP.or knock, is not likely to be dependable; he might sleep through it.RAM and RAT are remote.19.PEDAL is chosen.In a bike race, a man may regret losing a PEDAL, as when his foot may momentarily slip.for it might cause him to lose the MEDAL, or any other prize.25.WIN is the word.A WIN may be the reason for giving a party, by way ot Clues to This Week's Clues | Across 1.When friends phone to say they will drop in, a woman may ask her hushand to get some .on his way home.3.One may be angered by an insistent .Fuss.Poem.10.One would expect this to be clearly visible.11.May have little to say to others.13.L 14.It takes persistent effort to produce .16.Exists.17.Ichabod Crame (initials).18.A merchant would want .used for his displays to be clean.Tableland.Deprives of strength.Elevated railway.Public notice.One would want a .to stay put.30.Printer's measure.31.A man in a temper may be angered furth:r by another\u2019s display.32.Near.» = #sR=> ara SH ners for a given puzzle the prize money will be divided equally among the winners.If there is no winner, each week $10 will be added to the prize money.5.The Cashword Puzzle Contest is open to everyone except employees of the publishers of this newspaper and members of their immediate families.6.The newspaper reserves the right to disqualify any entries not _sonforming to celebrating one\u2019s good luck with friends.GIN might be used at a party, but is not likely to be the reason for one.KIN is vague without an occasion.DIN is remote.30.HANDY is preferred.One would assume that the Western pioneers were HANDY, for it is not likely that there were people around they could hire to do all the diversified jobs involved in setting up their homesteads.H) [1] N N CIC] We \u2018know\u2019 they were HARDY for they survived.DOWN: 1.SPENDER over SPEEDER.Police may investigate a SPENDER, or prodigal, if they suspect that his funds are obtained illegally.They would simply arrest a SPEEDER for speeding.3.LEGATE is right.One would expect that a LEGATE, or ambassador.would be welcome, for it is customary to get the approval of the country to which he is being nent before he is appointed.A LEGACY could be debt.ridden property which no one would want.LEGATO is re- mole.RET SR ES Cashsword Explained 1.May give one necessary support.2.In an emergency parents may be glad that their children are .3.One might notify the police if one finds a lost 4 May be on a real estate agent's mind.5.Suffix forming past tense.6.A successful rebel leader may run into trouble if he tries to .those injured by the overthrown regime.9.May be misleading.12.Emigrant.15.May help searchers find a lost boy.18.Peonle may .unsolicited merchandise they receive in the mail.19.An athlete's .may determine the length of time for which he pursues his amateur career Finish.Region.Note of the musical scale.Evening (poetic).Raise.Exist.ONDES SEINE QE these rules, and to correct any typographical errors which may inadvertently appear in the puzzle, 7.Winners and the correct solution to this week's CASHWORD puzzle will be published in next week's issue ER XBRE ni gon 7 cmt MB 4.GATE is reasonable.An illegal gambling establishment may use a GATE they can lock to keep undesirables out.They are less likely to use GATS, or guns, for firing them might attract attention.7.THINNER is appropriate.Where two brothers are unlike, one would expect the THINNER to have a greater diversity of interests, as one would feel that great activity and animation serve to keep weight down.A THINKER could restrict his mental activity to a specialized field.11.LOCUTION makes sense.The LOCUTION, or style of expression, of an individual may make him difficult to understand if it is verbose or indirect.LOCATION is mot as certain; provision is usually made so everyone can be heard.14.MAKE is chosen.A woman may be disappointed if she can't discover the MAKE of her favorite glove, for she will be unable to duplicate it when the pair wears out.She is likely to be more than disappointed to find she hos lost the MATE of a good glove.15.HUDDLE is preferred.A HUDDLE, as of a frightened group of people, might make one pause to inquire into the reason for their fear.A HURDLE, as an obstacle, might be taken in stride.18.CAR, to be sure.Even when ome is in this, he may not know how it started if he has no knowledge of motors or mechanics.Anyone wuld know the events that precip- CASHWORD PUZZLE No.10 Name started.Send Conpon te: CASHWORD Westmount Examiner 5135 Westerm Avenue, Mentreal 28 wa = = Ty ad ado el am emigre area en at end bea enervates bow eve hex hams boy hems bugler hums butler LC.chaps is chips lift chops logs clutch loss crutch lots ilate a WAR directly even if they dont understand the underlying causes.BAR and JAR are remote.3.DICE is accurate.A woman might ask her husband to keep away from DICE, as the gambling game, for they may not be able to afford losses.DIVE, as a place of low resort, is not as certain; 55$$$$$$$5$$SS$$SSS$S$SSSS$$S$SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SU\" Address $00 00000000000000000000000000000000800000000000 000600000 03000000000000000000000000000300000000000000000000000 City .c.ceeeeveeueeren.Phone .CONVENIENT ORDER BLANK if you are NOT NOW getting home delivery of The Westmount Examiner, check here to have home delivery -LASH, as an eyelash, may lows rigs me river meals rivet means rugs meats safe mesa sage miser sane muser scarf ode scarp premise seart promise similar rags simular redress target repress terret resend ti resent turret he might be there on business.21.LASH is selected.A cause trouble if it comes loose, for it may fall into the eye and irritate it severely.One would need more information for LATH; it may just bave to be hammered tight.(Released by Superior Features Syndicate, Inc.) I TATRA RAT e FRAMED in the backdrop of Quebec's famous Chateau Frentenac, Chis preity young lady takes time out from the skating rink to pese fer a lecal photographer.She is among the many visiters te Quebec's annual Winter Carnival currently underway in the Pre- vince\u2019s capital city.McGill increases scholarships McGill University will increase the number of entrance scholarships to students entering in September, 1961.Prof.J.R.Mallory, chairman® | Issue taken .(Continued from page 4) petent persons engaged in research, and the pace of progress is set accordingly Inasmuch as these words are followed by a paragraph beginning.\u201cApplied to the educational arena .\".| have interpreted the learned Mr Cochrane as intending these remarks to apply to research! generally.la my humble opinion, the work of Newton.Pasteur Galileo and the Curies all tend to support the view that competent research is most frequently done by individuals working virtually alone.Certainly.their achievements cannot be dismissed lightly as little intellectual progress.\u201d Even.in recent years where teams of workers have engaged in research on a single project together, such as Kinsey, Salk and Goldberger, the project has been sparked by the genius of a single individual.I do not doubt that teams of researchers can work efficiently and productively but 1 do seriously question the inference that a sufficiently large number of persons alone engaged in research will ensure progress.[ doubt very much that even Mr.Cochrane would, if questioned maintain such a position.1 imagine that he would be quite willing to admit that it is not number but quality of researchers that counts and to confess that it is merely lack of thought that caused him to write so carelessly as to be subject to such an interpretation as 1 have gathered from his colmn.What we need is quality.Tt won't do much good if we have team of sloppy thinkers, would it?Mr.Cochrane should be more careful of what he says.Amelia Christensen of the University Scholarships Committee, announced that the Board of Vovernors and Senate of the University had approved a proposal that the number of entrance scholarships, which last year totalled more than 200, should be increased as much as funds would permit, \u201cMcGill's entrance scholarships,\u201d Professor Mallory said, \u201care designed to enable good students from all parts of Canada to attend the University.It is my belief that McGill now offers the most generous anu comprehensive system of entrance scholarships of any university in Canada.\u201d Retroactive ic At the same time, Professor Mallory announced a major change in policy, which has been made retroactive for holders of University Scholarships during the present session.The University has decided to return to a system of granting a nominal sum of $100 to each hold- Consult.Going to EUROPE or planning a Cruise to the WEST INDIES or SOUTH AMERICA ?Westmount International Travel Service Roger L.Huysmans, manager Officially Appointed Agents fer STEAMSHIPS and AIRLINES 4935 Sherbrooke Street W.HU.6-4948 HU.8-394) The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, February 17, 1961 9 NEW YORK EASTER WEEKEND SPECIAL TRAIN via CPR Sta.on D 8 H Railway \u2014 Seve S hrs.on round trip via shortest rail route.$30.te $34-75 leoch) INCLUDES : ® Rail as above.© 3 days, 2 nts, tat class hotel, twin bedded room with both.Commodore © Wing Edward © Biltmore © Sheraton Arientic Alse Limited Space by Air THE INTER-CITY TRAVEL AGENCY LTO.1478 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST Montreel, Telephone: WE.2.6198 Office open: Weohdeays until 6 p.m.Soturdeys, 10 a.m.- 2 p.m.SUMMER CRUISE FROM MONTREAL SS \u201c\"RYNDAM\" sails from Montreal and Quebec Saturday.July 22 for a 17 day cruise to Nassau, Miami, Bermuda, returning to Quebec and Montreal, Tuesday, Au- qust 8.RATES FROM $360.00 Fer brochure end reservations write or cel MEADOWS Travel Service (Owaed & oporated by Themes Meadows & Co.Con.Ld.) 759 Victoria Square Vi.9-1243 Canade Steemship Lines Bldg.A LUXURIOUS EASTER IN NEW YORK March 30th to April 2nd $5672 INCLUDES COMFORTABLE ROOMS IN THE FAMOUS ALGONQUIN HOTEL Orchestra tickets to any Broadway show Tour of the United Nations Radio City Music Hall \u2014 Airport Transfers JF + ie.lad \u2014 Lunch in U.N.Delegates Dining Room (Optional) (Your trip may be extended or shortened) ROBBAN TRAVEL CO.LTD.1373 ET EXPERTS GUIDE YOU! ~~ PHONE: Travel and HV WE: 5 GREENE Reservation Le sw AVE.Services « 4611 er of a University Scholarship as a tangible mark of recognition regardless of financial need.Where financial need does exist, the Student Aid Office is empowered to grant amounts up to the cost of tuition fees, board and lodgings to students who are not Montreal residents, In recent years, Professor Mallory explained.holders of these scholarships had not received any stipend at all unless they could prove to the University that they were in financial need, in which case the amount awarded had de- pended on the decision of the Student Aid Office.If your house needs {0 \u201cEvery High School in Canada,\u201d 2 see Professor Mallory said, \u201chas been fixing up, the B of M sent a statement concerning the award of entrance scholarships.together with details which govern them.\u201d Radio broadcast How prayer alone .ealed severe head and leg injuries caused by an auto accident, will be related by a Philadelphia woman on the radio program \u201cHow Christian Science Heals\u2019 over Station CJAD, Montreai (dial 800), at 9:46 ea Sunday morning, Febcuar: 19.1 à au: comment x PLA Ng about a low-cost Improvement My BANK Loan.Repayable in monthly instalments \u2014 at only 6% interest per annum.BANK oF MONTREAL Canadas Fives Bank, FOR INDOOR AL dr Al LD I 3S NN 1 il $ Why not drop into your i neighbourhood B of M | branch today? In the Leurentiens 0.8 ne wot, LT St.Feustin, Que.NO WAITING Lowest Rotes For Ski Aree This Ske Aa you lite Z| By LAURENT PRICE PEOPLE AND PLACES Mary Glaveen, owner of the Win-Sum Inn at St.Sauveur des Monts in the Laurentians, active in the old-timers ski competition held at the smart La Marquise T-bar installation in the same town last week .Another smart location within an hour from Montreal is Ubald Belair's Meat Belair tew on the Val Morin road just a mile or so from | His attractive secretary, department that the restaurant attached to the premises has all the facilities from sandwiches (o broiled chicken and chops .Ste.Adele | |.go hungry .The LAURENTIAN HEART FUND is sparked by POWELL, the general manager of the CHANTECLER, and FRANK STARR, the CARDY ALPINE\u2019S public relations man .Beth Keunedy, tells this So don't GEORGE Oue of the money raising gimmicks promoted by Geerge is the ticket sale (for one dollar) entitling the holder te a draw en a leang, fully-paid weekend at any eme of 12 top Laurentian reserts .a chance .Frota George Jessop of the Chateau Frontenac comes word that Fritz Loosii, à real old ski pro's is still on the scene at Lac Beau- port for the benefit of (he hotel's «kiing guests .On this page or the next there's a picture of another wiater activity.skating .Small wonder Uncle Beauregard spends so much time in Quebec FRITZ LOOSLI .nd, hasn't worn a pair of skates since ely |.we'll wager he the Venctian existence | | .We bumped into a couple of Montrealers on their way to visit Les and Alice Billings at the Mad River Bare, near Waitsfield, Vermont .Garden was in They looked like skiers drive carefully.We even went fer .Certainly were headed in the right direction at any rate! Tom /heeler's \u2018Candy Bar\" slepe.not a giant among hills, but | equipped with a small rope runs right adjacent to his Lac Ouimet Club at St.Jovite.His daughter, Byrne, now Mrs.Ted Hunter, who last year was flying to the Arctic as a Wheeler stewardess, has join- | ed chief ski pro Colim Grace at the Club; Colin's wife, the former Oiympian Mimi Seguis, also being on the teaching staff.The latest CARDY ALPINE and LOUIS COCHAND ski facil- ily alliance will do a lot for the Ste.Marguerite section devoted to the sport .The recent diversion of 4,000 New York bound air passes- | gers stranded im Montreal a: week ago due to the extreme snow falls around Manhattan stretched some as far as Ste.| Adele hostelries .Lack ef the white stuff around up until now has ia some spots caused concern, but here was a case of excess im New York that didn\u2019t hurt (oe much .We just gave the ricksaw an-! other bucket of rice and are! about to view the Jeffersonville, | Vermont, scene .So-so-so, | Carolina Shimmon, Willis Barrows and Maureea Remington here we come .! See you next weck .Give to your Heart Fund AND, please Use Examiner Classifieds For Best Results VERMONT ! The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, February 17, 1961 SKI JEFFERSONVILLE, VERMONT and stay et the Highlander | Telephone Midway 4-2725 Mr.and Mes.Willis H.Barrows, Owner-Management Ski Sugar Bush ond Mad River.dire / A Ty \u201cThe best of skiing and instruction.\u201d WITH FINE VERMONT HOSPITALITY Food and accommodation THE JINGLE ROOM \u2014 LICENSED WAITSFIELD, VT.Phone: Waitsfield 6-22 Owner - Managers George & Betty Eriisen ASAE | SKI CENTER LODGE MAD RIVER GLEN \u201cSki the fabulous Sugar Bush and Mad River Glen areas.\u201d VERMONT HOSPITALITY GOOD FOOD\u2014COMFORT Andy end Pearl Hengsteler Tel: Waitsfield 47-11 ROUTE 100 WAITSFIELD, VERMONT Ski Mod River Glen and Sugar Bush \u201cThis is Skiing\" MADBUSH CHALET Year round resort \u201cTHE BEST Reservations: Tony end Betty Hyde Tel: Waitsfield 44-2 ROUTE 100 IN AMERICA\" WAITSFIELD, VERMONT | At Sugar Bush Valley.The Windbeam WARREN, VERMONT Bill Scheid and Pat Collins invite vou fo a new lodge .built by skiers .| for skiers, THE BEST FOOD AND LODGINGS At Sugar Bushs\u2019 doorstep end minutes ewey frem Med River Glen.Tel: Waitsfield 62-3 WARREN, VERMONT ROUTE 100 Ski Mod River Glen and Sugar Bush Valley.Stay ot: Mad River Barn \"The Best in Vermont Hospitality and Skiing\" Owner - Managed Les & Alice Billings Tel: Waitsfield 45-2 ROUTE 100 WAITSFIELD, VERMONT oerbay, At Stowe, Verment On The Mountein Reed VERMONT LW Ski Smugglers\u2019 Notch.|! 2 Hours from Montreal * SKI FUN FOR EVERYONE AT Saune Bathe \u2018Comfortable Specious Rooms with \u2018 : Privete Baths or Dormitery Style 3 Your Hostess : er Maureen Remington Trudy Martin i 1 Jeffersonville, Vermont 1 Tel: Midway 4-8829 = kL RR STOWE, VERMONT \u201cIn the Ski Capitel of the East\u201d BUCCANEER Motel and Ski Lodge Private rooms and dormitories Fine Vermont Food.RESERVATIONS : William Kidd Tel.: Alpine 3-8929 ROUTE 108 Mountain Road, Stowe, Vermont Le A A A A de à à A A A VY VV YY VV VV VV VVYVY à à à à à A A A A A A A A A A A A A Ski Stowe Vermont the Clarks Lodge On the mountain road Perfect Location Delicious Food Choice of Accommodations RESERVATIONS: Mary & Lief Olsen-Tank AL.3.8977 Mountain Read, Stowe, Vermont BU ep Ln gen ge ON ROUTE 100 * MAD RIVER VALLEY ALPEN INN Between Sugarbush Volley ond Mad River Ski Areas.Rooms with private bath \u2014excellent meals.Lounge \u2014 Game rooms and Set-up Bar.ne bitin os.1 Tel.: Waitsfield, Vs.| j 30.31 il AT STOWE, VERMONT 5 ¢ Ski Capital of the Cast\u201d STOWE VILLAGE INN ond Yankee Tavern Entertainment Nightly Charlie Batcheider\u2014 Owner-Manager SKI JEFFERSONVILLE, Vermont end stay of Smuggler\u2019s Notch Inn Fine Vermont Accommodations & Food \u201cTHE BUCKET\u201d Lounge Carolyn Shimmon, Mgr.Phone: MIDWAY 4-2412 At Derby Line, Vermont When Skiing Jay Posk, Sutton or Orford i Famous For Fine Food Nightly Entertainment C.B.Kelley, Manager Ski Mad River Glen ond Sugarbush.\u201d For Your Unlimited Vacation Pleasure ERGHOF SKI LODGE AND MOTOR HOSTAL From Ski-Trails to Cocktails Recervations: Reiph Dencase Waitsfield 46 ring 21 ROUTEE 100 Mad River, Warren, Verment © © a luxurious now ski lodge © excellent cuisine © adiacont ski runs © ski instructors © in the shadow of Mont Trom- blant, it's Tom Wheeler's ST.SOVITE, QUEBEC Telephone: VI.5-2772 er Se.Jovite 425-2781 Learn-to-Ski Weeks (7 days-6 nights) (Za The Best in Accommodations And Food in the .Levrentian Wonderland Ski School Director: Heli Summerauer Ski Rentals\u2014Ski Shop Ste.Agathe des Monts, Quebec Tel: 326-4411 Fer a Dey .For @ Week .Cardy - Alpine Inn and cottages in the fabulous Ste.Marguerite Ares ® Luxurious accommodations, superb cuisine © Ski area, ski tows, ski school Learn-to-ski-week Specials Dancing nightly to the music of Joe Settano Write te: The Cardy \u2014 Alpine Inn Ste.Marguerite PP Station, P.Q.Phone: Vernon 6.Cardy, President UN.1.2358 FE ln the Laurentians et: | St.Sauveur des Monts | La Marquise Excellent Facilities at Moderate Cost for the Entire Family.; Groups and Clubs Invited at Special Rates.£ Restaurant and Ski Shop § taquire: Lucien Charette Ÿ P.O.Bex 114, > Se.Sauveur des Monts, Que.IN THE LAURENTIANS MONT .JOVITE Grey Rocks las Tom Wheelers Les Ouimet Club ST.JOVITE STATION Au Potie Chateou ST.PAUSTIN Motel Le Montegnerd Mont Blanc T-Ber STE.ADELE-NORD Motel Suisse, Sun Valley Chatel Boise STE ADELE Le Montclair Hotel The Chontecler EASTERN TOWNSHIPS WS ei w ski NORTH HATLEY HOVEY MANOR NORTH HATLEY, QUEBEC \u201cA Skier's Paradise in the Green Timber Mt., and Mt.Orford Ski Area.Outstanding Cuisine and Accommodations.\u2018Skating \u2014 Sleigh Rides \u2014 ice Boating Reservations: Tel: VI.2-242) Robert F.Brown, Managing Dir.M ANSE A ES * Ski Mt.Orford On Lake Memphremagog at Magog.P.Q.30 ultra modern units with Hotel Service.Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge.Excellent facilities for skiing and all winter sports nearby.On Route Me.1 Magog.P.Q.Telephone Victor 3-3313 ste.a ACTE toe Chalet Cochend STE.AGATHE ST.SAUVEUR La Merquise THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS NORTH HATLEY, QUEBEC Conneught inn View Hotel Hovey Manes MAGOG.QUEBEC Cebene L SOUTH BOLTON, QUEBEC Shaggy Dog Ina QUEBEC CITY Bonhomme Carnivel Chetess Frontenac VERMONT STOWE, VERMONT The Center Motel Green Mountain lan The Stowe Motel ! The Village lan end Yenkee Tavern Mexlyn's Restaurant Hob Nob Resteurant The Matterhorn The Winterhaus Dormitery The Buccaneer Motel end Ski Lodge The Clarks Lodge JEFFERSONVILLE, VERMONT Smuggier's Notch Ina The Highlander The Hub Lodge DERBY LINE, VERMONT Kelley's Restourent WAITSFIELD, VERMONT Birchluff Lodge Mad River Bara Ski Center Lodge Verd - Mont Lodge Alpen Inn WARREN, VERMONT Madbush Chelet The Windbeem Berghot NEW HAMPSHIRE NORTH CONWAY, New Hempshire Crenmore Shimobite | | The Westmount Examiner, Fridey.Fobruery 17, 1961 1 1 NEW HAMPSHIRE The Only One in the World ! CRANMORE SKI-MOBILE AT NORTH CONWAY, N.He NEW DOUBLE CHAIR © POMALIFY NEW EAST SLOPE AREA AND RATTLESNAKE TRAIL © 2508 PASSENGERS PER HOUR 7 eo SKI SHOP © EATING HOUSE © RENTAL EQUIPMENT Home of Hennes Schasider Ski Scheel PHILIP A.ROBERTSON, Mgr.NEW YORK | LAURENTIANS Ste.Agathe des Monts AUBERGE DU LANGUEDOC Licensed French Restaurant e Parisienne Atmosphere Famous in the Laurentians 181 ST.VINCENT AcATHE 326-3773 ALL EXPENSE WEEKEND AT CHATEAU FRONTENAC FEB.17-18-19 3 473 INCLUDES : RAIL FARE fo and from WEEKEND AT THE .pis Enjoy the BEST in the Leurentions with COMPLETE facilities for sport and social activities New Ski ond T-bar \u2014 total of four \u2014 CSIA Scheel, Solariom Swimming Poel, sie cle fer dise nd sleigh drives, dancing nightly.Special Weekend Rates rom Friday to Sunday Also all inclusive ski weeks from $9 Regular daily rates from $12.50 (2 te o room) including meals Quebec City.BUS between Station and Chateau MEALS in the Chateau and at Lac Beauport.HOTEL ACCOMMODATION at the world- famous Chateau Frontenac.SKIS and BAGGAGE handled free.TRANSPORTATION between Chateau and Lac Beauport Ski Bowl.Phone UN.6-558 for full information.Château Frontenac for laformurion and Restrvaniony: M.§ Lattimore, Ste-Adele, P.O.Montreal Line UN.1-2286 A CANABDIAN PACIFIC ROTEL = SKI Paleface and Whiteface end stay at Wellscroft Lodge Fine Accommodations Export European Cuisine From $9.00 tincluding bicakfast and dinner) SKI LODGE MINUTES FROM CHA Armand Solior Owner Management RESTAURANT AND COCKT ON PAL | (CTR Route ON Upper Jay.N.Y, Wilson 64-2204 wHITEFACE SK Whiteface | Tere rac SKI LAKE PLACID .enjoy the friendly hospitality and plan te a Swiss Chalet overlooking hitetace ski trails.Set-up bar.tile baths, log fireplaces, TV.game stay at room.Double rooms from $000 - $14.00 per person.including deli cious breakfast and dinner.Free Swedish baths.SKI WEEKS Monday thea Friday OMESTEAD FROM $58 IN LAKE PLACID, N.Y.whitépface | cos À Paul & Topper Twichell.1es.owners |i Wilmington, New York | Nome of Whitefece Mt.! Phone Wilson 6-2207 SKI face pal RTE.86, JAY, N.Y.(4 miles from Whiteface) Double chair \u2014 T Ber \u2014 20 miles of trails.Reoms, lounges, Aursery, moals, bar.Night skiing, Wed.and Set.Dancing, Wed., Fri.and Sat.\u2014 Toi.Wilson 6-2272.Leara-To-Ski-Weeks Canadien Ski School WORLD BOBSLED Championship at: Lake Placid, New York Four-man competition Feb.18-19 À 13 PARTICIPATING NATIONS % J2 ™ Westmosnt Examiner, Fridey, February 17, 1961 Geological discussion at Loyola VV VV VVVVVVVIVIVIVVVVPTVIVTPVVTV itv does not face the same prob- » lems?[ was amused when one.Musical of the men interviewed said com- j petition here was \u201cexhausting\u201d.It does good to bring these tacts before the public \u2014 it gives The Westmount Examiner, Friday, February 17, 1961 13 Botherhood the Honorable Ivan C Rand and the Right Honorable Louis S.St.Laurent.The first of a series of seminars on research in geology in the Montreal universities and colleges was held Sunday at Loyola College under the auspices of the Montreal Geological Discussion Group.Dr.P.R.Eakins, of McGill.chairman of the group, opened the meeting by introducing Dr J.E.Gill.chairman of the department of geological sciences of McGill University, who reported on recent investigations into the origins of sulphide ore deposits.In his remarks Dr.Gill noted that the copper deposits of Nor- anda and Chibougamau, and the copper-nickel deposits of Sud- bury are classic examples of sulphide deposits which have provided billions of dollars to Canada's economy.but whose origins are poorly understood.How do | save?He also pointed out that with | each step towards solution.the, tasks of the prospector.mining, engineer and geologist will be By FRANCES GOLTMAN Sharps, Flats & Naturals \\ made easier and Canada's econ- g 0 A AMAA AMAA AAAAAALAALAAAALAALAAS omy will benefit accordingly.New Canadians have been ob- Economic serving native Canadians and last - week came up with some sharp geologist facts on an oujspoken television Dr.Gill is one of Canada's show.\u201cLet's Face It.\u201d Yes, let's! outstanding economic geologists | CBC reporters interviewed both »and an authority on the geology \u2018male and female newcomers in \u201cof the Canadian Precambrian'gne of the numerous downtown \u2018Shield.He recently reported on! side street coffee restaurants that his sulphide investigations to the could be called \u201cEuropean Mont- | International Geological Congress real\u2019.at Copenhagen, Denmark.Strange as it may seem to many Other subjects briefly discuss- of our complacent Canadians.we ed and deferred for later meet- are being keenly watched by the - ings in March and April were: newcomers who are without a | \u201cInvestigations of sediments on doubt taken up and mindful of the floor of Bay Chaleur\u201d, by our way of life.These foreign Professor M.Tiphan of the people who decided to make Ca- University of Montreal; \u201cIn- nada their new home are not vestigations of the relationship hesitant to express their opinions.i of soil mineralogy to frost heav- We should profit by their views , ing of railways and highways\u201d, by and impressions when necessary.\u2018Dr.D.J.McDougall of Loyola| | feel some are correct and College: and \u201cX-ray investiga- | others completely wrong because (tions of the important rock- they can only make generaliza- \u2018forming minerals\u201d, by Dr.: {tions and our way of life has .Perrault of I'Ecole Polytechnique.{changed greatly in the last few The Montreal Geological Dis- years \u2014 just as much as theirs cussion Group is composed of i has.professional geologists working A musician said that Canadians in industry.mining and at Mont- were inefficient.Did he mean real universities and colleges.Canadian people in general or When it comes to saving here\u2019s a trick worth knowing.Avoid writing cheques against your Savings Account.Impossible?Not at all! Just open a Personal Chequing Account at the \u201cRoyal\u201d and use it for paying bills.preceeded the seminar, were attended also by Loyola rector, the Very Rev.Patrick G.Malone, S.J.Quebec scouts being picked for jamboree Over 200 Boy Scouts and Scouter of Quebec at the Third Canadian leaders will represent the Province it for some time ?A reception and dinner, which Canadian musicians ?If one were to take examples from every profession and business, the top people and those near the top in these categories are usually extremely efficient, but I agree that many people are careless and sloppy in their trade because they did not have basic discipline.Others are just not capable.There is only one way to acquire efficiency and that is to be trained from the start.When one is trained correctly, efficiency is present.How can one be efficient in anything if he does not stay at Europeans work seriously at their trade Scout Jamboree.which will open from youth and therefore know July 6 at Connaught Ranges.near the trade thoroughly.Recently it Ottawa.was stated that Canadians did G.Robley Mackay, 4015 Ven- NOt Win in the Olympics because dome.provincial commissioner of Physical training was lacking in ! | Then you can keep your Savings Account strictly for saving.The bank calls this the 2-Account Plan \u2014a sure-fire way to save.It makes sense.It's busin: like.And it's easy.Why don't you give it a try?THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA the Boy Scouts Association, has Our youth.announced that 198 First Class There is too much stress on Scouts and 18 Scouters will make | pleasure.The majority of peopie up the Quebec contingent at the | Jamboree.The Scouts who will attend are being selected now from all over the province.he said.| \u201cThis Jamboree is being held to give our Scouts an opportunity to meet their brothers {rom across Canada,\u201d Mr.Mackay said.\u201cThe 3rd Canadian Jamboree has a very ! appropriate slogan: Scouting from Sea to Sea i are watchers, not doers.We have countless new musi- A Platter Matter By BOB KEEN cians in Montreal who have made their mark in a short time.Why?They were willing to work and many now are in the Montreal Symphony Orchestra.on television and radio.People say the field is overcrowded.True enough! But what field today is not highly competitive?\u201d Which the natives a jolt at times and many need it.Week starts this Sunday During Brotherhood Weck, Last week at the St.Laurent Music Festival.the adjudicator commented publicly about the; poor quality of the instrument.Some were slightly indignent and Feb.19-26.sponsored by the thought that this should have Canadian Council of Christians been commented about in pri- and Jews, Inc, we are all urged vate.Being uttered publicly will te \u201cBelieve it .live it.bring action and cause the Festi- support it .\u201d t val planners to procure a better Leading the country in this piano for next year's competi- worthy endeavor is the Right tion.{Honorable John Diefenbaker, SAYING OF THE WEEK: In- PC.Prime Minister of Canada, tellect is brain force.Von SCHIL- \u2018as honorary chairman of Brother-' ihood Week.The co-chairmen are LER.1759-1805.drink to Slenderness ! eed Call HU.1-0451 for your CLASSIFIED ADS WIN or ag rein EVE makes SCNSÉ.DUSIL © * \u2018to give our Scouts an opportunity : > ee tt you give it a ?to meet their brothers from across like.And its easy Why don't y & try Canada,\u201d Mr.Mackay said.The 3rd Canadian Jamboree has a very | THE ROYAL BANK OF CANA appropriate slogan: Scouting from Sea to Sea.\u201d THE BANK WITH 1.000 FRONT DOOR All Quebec Scouts and leaders ! will meet at Camp Anderson, near Over 70 Branches in Montreal and District Hudson, on July 3.They will camp there for two days to get acquainted with each other, and will e © travel up to Connaught Ranges on July 6.À caîn- a Dividend Increase to Policyholders! For the twelfth comsecutive year, Sun Life of Canada announces new dividend scales which will result in an increase in the total amount to be paid in dividends to its participating policyholders.In 1961, over $41 million will be paid out in the form of dividends, an increase of nearly $3 million over the corresponding amount in 1960.For the second consecutive year, Sun Life's representatives sold over $1 billion of life insurance, more than any other Canadian life insurance company, and thereby protected the lives and futures of thousands of families.And for the ninetieth ronserutive year Sun Life has offered its policyholders up-te-date policy plans and the finest life insurance service.1960 \u2014 Another Record Year for Sun Life NewlLifelnourames .+ .$ 1.034.745.3377 Total Life Insurance im Force .$9.372,801,199 Paid te Policyhelders and Beneficiaries.$ 185.195,670 Ascete at Dorember Sie, 1960 .82,389.212,662 À copy of the Sun Lite Annual Repært tor 1940 will be sent te policyheiders: copies may also be obtained from any of the 150 offices of the company from coast to const.OF CANADA Noad Office: Honivanl SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY ONE OF TRE GREAT LIFE INS SAME COMPANIES OF THE SORLD °% Platter Matter By BOB KEEN The Tartan.Kenneth Mc Kellar with Bob Sharples and his orchestra.TW 91238.We were fortunate to attend Mr.McKellar\u2019s most recent concert here last fall, and were again impressed with this handsome Scot's fine stage presence, superb voice and good taste.Originally a leading tenor with the Carl Rosa Opera Com- ful place as Scotland\u2019s ambassador and exponent of its many songs and musical lore.If anything, Kenneth McKellar's voice is stronger on this new disc, and the program a real delight even to these English ears.Bob Sharples embellishes two great songs with bagpipes for real or N Slenaerness! 4 TNR NON pany, he has made himself a right- | , stirring effect: \"The March of the Cameron Men\u2019 and \u2018A Hundred Pipers\u2019, \u2018and \u2018The Tartan\u2019 and \u2018The Royal Mile\u2019 are also spinetinglers.| Then there are \u2018Kishmul's Galley\u2019, \u2018 \u2018Lochnagar\u2019, the inevitable \u2018Annie Laurie\u2019, a delightful little number \u2018Air Falalolo\u2019, \u2018An Island Sheiling Song\u2019 and a beautiful, traditional ballad \u2018The Flowers of the Forest\u2019 given a haunting accompaniment with solitary drum and soft pipes.' Recommended.* LONDON: Verdi: Aida \u2014 Highlights.Tebaldi.Bergonzi, Simio- nato, MacNeil and The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.conductor Herbert Von Karajan.3568.Verdi's \u2018Aida\u2019 is pretty exciting opera even for an average recording, however this magniticent production brings the listener a real feeling of presence at an actual performance.its richness of sound and well-bal- anced staging being a technical triumph in the recording field.The great \u2018Triumphal Scene\u2019 is one of , the most thrilling things we have heard.The vocal star is Renata Tebaldi.who is excellent voice\u2019 ably supported by Carlo Bergonzi as Radames.Giuliette Simionata - as Amneris and Corneil MacNeil as Amonasro.However.the directors and engineers deserve the kudoes.that big scene being worth | the whole disc.IMPERIAL: A Breath of Scan- \"dal.Music from the motion picture , soundtrack.9132.The music of this , disc is from the Paramount Vien- ese musical romance starring Sophia Loren.Maurice Chevalier.\u2019 John Gavin and Angela Lansbury.and as such we expected to hear quite a variety of songs from these people.Although there's plenty of e's pleasant music in the Vien- ese style.the only vocals are from Mr Chevalier.and although we are a fan of his.we grew a little tired of hearing h:m sing the title song \u2018four times at various spois on the record with nothing else for contrast.controcal DAIRY DIET DRINK Weight Control Plan TR nutritious 900 Calorie ir XY VANBLA FLAVOURSD WN 900 calorie diet controcal =.Golden Formula |.- It\u2019s a toast to your figure when you fill your glass with Controcal, a delicious dairy diet drink! The Controcal plan controls calorie intake, while supplying adequate nutrition and appetite satisfaction.Controcal\u2019s high quality protein, minerals and vitamins help maintain health, while its 900-calorie content causes the body to withdraw needed calories from the \u2018bank\u2019 (fat which has been previously deposited in body tissues).Weight reduction follows .with figure-flattering results! DIETARY PLAN FOR WEIGHT CONTROL © | Consult your doctor for advice on the Controcal program best for you.Controcal can be used for the total diet, or as a replacement for all meals a few days per week \u2014 depending on how fast you wish to reduce.After you've achieved your most satisfactory weight, you can use the Controcal plan at regular intervals to help you keep it.Controcal is a dairy drink\u2014 pasteurized, homogenized, rich in flavour and in appetite satisfaction.(Controcal\u2019s high quality protein content is effective in helping to prevent hunger pangs.) Choose it in vanilla or chocolate flavour.LAUREL DAIRY VICTORIA DAIRY ERNEST COUSINS ME.7.5883 OR.1-1973 UN.6-2641 À.POUPART & CIE CO-OPERATIVE ST.ANTOINE LA.3-2193 WE.7-7409 LA FERME ST-LAURENT LAITERIE ST-ALEXANDRE MOUNT ROYAL DAIRIES CR.7-2188 LA.3-1163 LA.17-1151 ROSEMOUNT DARY PERFECTION DARY GUARANTEED PURE MILK RA.7-5258 LA.3-318 UN.6-780) 14 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, February 17, 1961 UNITED WESTMOUNT (Cote St.Antoine Rd.near Argyle Ave.) Rev.D.M.Gram, B.A, OD.WESTMOUNT PARK.EMMANUEL & CALVARY Cor.Lansdowne & Westera Avenues inistors M REV.CALLUM THOMPSON, C.D.B.A, B.D.REV.CHARLES R.PLASKETT \u2014 ANGLICAN Me brie J.Ades.B Mus.Director of Music: Me.Wayne RiddeM, 8.Mus.(McGill) Sunday, February 9th Youth Toons : \" das - Dav Af- 1008 am out eliow ship Hae em ate In A Das To | 11 00 atm Church School snd Infant : 1.On Tiptoe\u201d.Nursecy .ali are both Services: HH 00 am Pre ET REV.CHARLES 1000 and 11 00 am Church School ASKE ; 8 630 pou Young People's Groups To ANC WE ANOTH- 19 pm Preacher REV.GAL 8.NO LENT SAVE THOMPSON.CD BA.ones Cauet Wed.6.60 pu ve MANS HOMING IN- .- 8 - STINCT \u201c Res D Mathers, PhD.Kingston £30 pn Young People's Union - \u201cLife & Lent\u201d Service, Wesley LA Church.Wed.at 8 pm.Speaker: DOMINION-DOUG s Rev 13 Mathers.Queen's College.Westmount Bivd.and Lansdowne Kingston.Avenve Director of Music: Mr.Wayae Riddell, Ministers: B.Meus.Bev R Douglas mith.B A, Be op.Rev.Keith MH.Eddy.M.A, BD.bi am Morning Worship - Sermon Tolerance and Conviction\u201d A Sermon tor Brotherhood Week Rev KR.Douglas Semth, DD 1pm Evening Worstup- Leslte Hall A Panel ol Four Lay People will discuss the First Chapter of The Lenten Book \u201cThe Crises ot Life 16 Anxiets Dr Sith will introduce the topic Organist and C'hoirmaster: Mr.John Robb.Mus.Bar.TT PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount, P.Q.The Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, ANGLICAN \"TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerable BR.Kenneth Narier, D.D., Rector Bev.Cannon F.L.Whitley, M.A, Mon.Assistant Rev.Allen Goodings, B.D., Assistant Me.George KE.Chubb, F.R.C.O., F.A.G.0.Organist and Cheirmaster Sunday, February 19th First Sunday in Lent 8.00 am.Holy Communion 93 am.Confirmation and Study Group.9.45 am.Junior Department S.A.B.D.Minister 11 00 am Choral Communion \u2014_ Preacher: The Rector 100 am Church School 11.00 a.m.Nursery, Kindergarten, 10s am Public Worship Primary Department The Minister Preaching 7.3 pm.Evensong \u2014 Preacher: The Friends and Visitors are Rev.Allen Goodings Cordially Welcome WEDNESDAY {Ember Day) : 7.00 am.Holy Communion Lester A.Woodin.THURSDAY Organist and C'holcmaster: 10:00 am.Holy Communion WESTMOUNT BAPTIST Member Baptis + World Alliance Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: REV.EDGAR J.BAILEY, C.D., M.A, B.Th,, D.D.Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johasten, B.A., D.D.Minister Director of Music: Galt MacDermot, B.A., B.Mus.1 00 AM.70 PM Church School- 1100 am.\u2018\u201cFathe \u201cOne ( r Forgive\u201d sod\u2019 Midweek Service- Wednesday\u20148 p.m.UNITED Rev.B.B.Brown, D Mr.Carl Hotton, Direct of Gifford Mitchell.7:30 P.M.Sermon Subject: \u2014 (D»\u2014Is Love Ever Jealous?Modern 9.00 pm.Fellowship Hours ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 Se.Catherine Street West \u2014 Convenient to Motels REV.NORMAN RAWSON, MINISTER .D., Assistant Minister Rev.Robert Blair, B.A., Gifford Mitchell, B.A.B.Mus., Organist § Choirmaster 1100 AM.Sunday School In all Departments for the Children 11.00 AM.Sermon Subject: \u2014 \u201cWHEN FOLK TURN DOWN YOUR INVITATION\" This is a Continuation of the Series on \u201cHomey Truths as Taught by Jesus\u201d THE REV.NORMAN RAWSON Preaching at Both Services 7:00 PM.In The Sanctuary.A Hymn-Sing uader the direction Marriage And Preparation for Marriage \u201cWHAT IS THIS THING CALLED LOVE?\u201d (A'\u2014Do People Really Fall In Love?(B'\u2014What Is The Difcrence Between Love and Infatuation?(Cr\u2014Can True Love Ever Be Killed?This is Mr.Rawson's Fourth Sermon in the Series on 8.D., Assistant Minister or of Christian Education Marriage LENTEN Wednesday \u2014 Febra BR of 44 Georges United LENTEN Register by noon cach Tuesday.LV.DR.JOHN NHORT, of nominal cost will be served al 6.19 p.m.te all whe AV.8-924 SERVICE ary 2nd \u2014 8.00 p.m.Church.Toronie.Ont.SUPPER Please phone the chureh office Church of The Advent Corner of Weed end Wostor, Westmount Rov.Alessader Moeller, Roster Meonsrary Assistant Rev.Canon $.0.Lindsey Fust Sunday in Lent 6.00 am.Holy Eucharist 0:46 am.Sunday School 10:15 am.Mattins (said) 11:00 am.Solemn Eucharist.7:00 pm.Evensong and Intercessions.7.40 pm.Bible Study.Weekdays: Hely Eucharist 7:00 am.Tuesday, Thursday 2:30 am.Wednesday 8:00 am.Friday.Wednesday.8.00 p.m.in the Parish Hall, cinemascope film, \u201cThe Robe\u201d.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rector Rev.K.B.Keefe, Hollis Rev.Reginald Sunday, February 19th First Sunday in Lent 8:00 am Holy Communion 9:30 am Mattins.Preacher: The Rector.Mattins and Holy Communion.Preacher: The Rector.Evensong Preacher: Rev.Canon A H.Davis.WEDNENDAY, FEBRUARY tiad 7:30 a.m.and 11:00 am.Holy Communion.Evening Prayer and Lecture \u2014 The Ven, R.K.Naslor.FRIDAY.FEBRUARY 24th 11.00 am.Holy Communion Organist and Cheirmaster: Nerman W.Murrie.ARC.0., ARC.F.T.C.k 11:00 am.7:30 p.m.Preparing for Lent, the weeds by The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector, Trinity Memorial Church D.D.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Fiest 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, Februory 19th 11:00 a.m.Sunday School 11:00 a.m.Church Service .Lesson - Sermon: Subject: \u201cMind.\u201d Golden Text: | Samuel 2:2.The Lord is a God of knowledge, and by him actions are weished.EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 pm Testimony Meeting READING ROOM In the Church Edifice.Open to the public Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 2 to ¢ p.m.Wednesdays, 6.30 to 8 p.m.SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal De.H J.Stern, Rabbi Miles Wisenthal.M.A.Educational Assistant Otte O.Staeren, Cantor: F.L.McLearon, Organist and Choir Master.SABBATH SERVICES Friday evening.February 17th at 8.135 o'clock.Annual Laymen Service auspices Temple Brotherhood.Mr.Sylvan Lebow.Executive Director, National Pederation Temple Brotherhoods will speak on \u201cThe Image of The Jew.\u201d ONEG SHABBAT AND RECEPTION Follows Divine Worship this Friday evening in Social Auditorium.18th at based Saturday morning.February 11.30 o'clock, sermonette \u201cLaws\u201d on Torah Portion.34th ANNUAL TEMPLE BROTRERHOOD FELLOWSHIP DINNER Monday evening, February 27th at 6435 o'clock, Social Auditorium.Mr.Justice Samuel Freedman (Chancellor of the University of Manitoba) will speak on \u201cBuilding A Free Society In Canada.\u201d BOOK LOVERS\u2019 FORUM Auspices Temple Sisterhood.Wednesday afternoon, February 22nd at 245 o'clock.Rev.Dr.Edgar J.Bailey will review \u201cThe House of Intellect\u201d by Jacques Barzun.Tea will follow the lecture.DAILY SERVICES Monday thru Thursday evenings at $3.48 p.m.Sunday mornings at 9.46 am.RABBI SPEAKS This Sunday morning, February (8th ever Radio Station C.J.A.D.at 845 a.m.auspices Board of Jewish Ministers on \u201cThe Democratic Ideal.\u201d SCHOOL FOR ADULTS Monday evening, February 20th.848 o'clock.Lecturer\u2014Dr.Samuel Levine.Regular classes at 8 o'clock \u2014 The Jewish Contribution to Western Civilization: Elementary Hebrew \u2014 Advanced Hebrew.KOFFEE KLUB inday morning.February 19th.9.48 a.m.will be addressed by Eugene Kash.diat tahed Canadi ner kena ind Some of the plants in the ground are not bad in themselves: grasses and clovers are valuable for pasture; mustard is woaderful for a relish; but if you are trying to grow grain you root them out unmercifully.Even a calendula that has found its way into \u2018he mignonette bed must be eliminated even against our desire for a stronger color than mignonette.Our Lord in this particular parable did not go beyond the point of saying that weeds will spoil the crop.He did not say anything about rooting them out.In fact, ia another parable He wamed us to be careful in our weeding.Let us see, however, what the weeds are in our lives, for this is the time of self-examination.The first in the list is cares or the cares of this world.Those are the thinvs that we worry over in this civilization of ours «= the \u2018One God\u2019 at Lent The seven last words from the cross will be the basis of a morning series of sermons during Lent at Westmount Baptist Church, beginning with \u201cFather Forgive\u201d At evening worship Dr.Edgar Bailey will begin another Lenten series on the \u201cOneness of Christianity\u201d and will preach on \u201cOne God.\u201d Both series will continue each week.An Enquirers\u2019 Class for instruction in the Baptist Faith will be held each Sunday at 3 p.min the church parlour, The mid-week service of the church with the pastor for Bible study, prayer and praise on Wednesday at 8 p.m.The B.Y.P.U.meets at 8 p.mon Friday in the lower hall A meeting of the visitors who volunteered under sector is planned for Tuesday, February 21 at 8 p.m.in the church.UNITARIAN THE UNITARIAN CHURCH OF MONTREAL CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.lat Simpson) Minister: Rev.Leonard Mason, BA.B.D.Sunday, February 19th 11:00 am.\u201cDawning of The Gods.\u201d 11:00 a.m.Nursery.Kindergarten and Sunday School in Unitarian House Organist and Director of Musies Donald Mackey, B.Mus.things we feel must be preserved at all cost.A century ago the Southern States felt that slavery must be preserved, that the culture of the South depended of it.Today some white people feel that the segregation of white and black must be maintained.It has become a barrier between them and the Father of all men.and the sad part is that they cannot see the barrier.Those are racial barriers, but for the individual Christian the social and ecomomic and cultural barriers are quite as important and sinful.C.S.Lewis illustrates it in Screw- tape Letters in which the senior devil Screwtape warns his understudy Wormwood to take advantage of all these differences, so that man may not even want to love his neighbor as himself.If we are to take any advantage of Lent and what it offers to us those barriers , must go.| St.Luke speaks of riches as one of the weeds, and there is no doubt that Our Lord considered wealth in itself as a danger: \u2018How hardly shall they that have riches enter into the kingdom of God !\"\u2019 It was not a condemnation of wealth but a warning to be wary about it.St.Mark reports the saying a little differently : he speaks of the deceitfulness of riches.Men tend to depend on wealth, either if they have it or if they lack it.It gives a false security.\u201c\u2018I will pull down my barns, and build greater .and I will say to my soul, Soul, thou hast much goods laid up for many years; take thine ease,\u201d (LK.12,18).Riches had deceived him and that night his soul was required of him.We cannot buy salvation, It is not only the wealth which we possess that is a danger to us, but even the lusts or desires of other things choke the Word.No matter how poor I may be I can set my heart so ardently on material things that nothing else counts, It is a very interesting thing that it is only in the Jewish-Christian tradition that there is a Commandment directed against covetousness.All the other Commandments can be parallelled in the ancient codes of law, but the Old Testament alone has \u2018\u2018Thou shalt not covet.\u2019 It is the \u2018\u2018hedge of the law.\u201d Your neighbor has certain things which he treasures \u2014 his life, his wife, his goods and his reputation.Each one is guarded by a law, but the last Commandment says, Thou shalt not even covet those things that belong to your neighbor.So when we examine ourselves in the light of the Commandments we might begin with the last one and clear the weeds out of our life that the seed of the Word may take root, and bring forth fruit, SYNAGOGUE CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wilfrid Shuchat \u2014 Rev.J.J.Fremm THE SABBATH \u2014 Sidreh T'rumeh Erev Shabbos, Candle Lighting\u20145:00 p.m.; Mincho-Kabbolas Shabbos\u20145:10 p.m.SABBATH SERVICES: Scriptural Torah: Exodus, Ch, 25, v.1 Prophets: 1 Kings; Ch.5, v.28 Mincho at 5:10 p.m.: SERMON BAR MITZVAH Siegfried Peter Justitz, son\u2019 of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Justitz will this Sabbath morning be called to the Reading of the Torah in celebration of WEEKDAY SERVICES Sunday: Shachris at Mincho-Maariv at 5:15 P.M.Weekdays: Shachris at 7:30 A.M.Mincho-Maariv at 5:15 P.M.Late Maariv at 6.00 P Next Friday Evening: Candle Lighting at 5:10 P.M.Mincho-Kabbolas Shabbos at 5:30 P.M.Hassan Nathan Mendelson February 17 Shachris at 9:00 A.M.Readings: \u2014 Ch.27, v.19 \u2014 Ch.6, v.13 Maariv at 5:30 P.M.4935 Prince of Wales, his Bar Mitzvah 8:30 A.M. Fellewship dinner Justice Freedman to receive Temple Emanu-El Merit Award SABBATH SERVICES: Friday evening, February 17 at 8.15 pm., Annual Laymen Service at Temple Emanu-El auspices Temple Brotherhood.Address will be by = Sylvan Lebow, Executive Director, National Federation Temple Brotherhoods on \u201cThe Image of The Jew.\u201d Ritual service will be conducted by Irving Hecht, Samuel Garfield, Torah reading by Isidore Morrell.Assisting with the Torah will be Samuel Segal, Edward Auerback, Q.C., William Hoffman, Henry Benjamin.Haf- torah \u2014 Alex Carsley, adoration by Irvin Gertsman.Chairman program worship \u2014 Hershell H.Lewis.An oneg shabbat and Kid- dush reception follows the worship auspices Temple Brotherhood.Saturday morning, February 18 at 11.30 am.sermonette will be \u2014 \u2018Laws\u2019 based on Torah portion.TEMPLE BROTHERHOOD AWARD OF MERIT: The 34th annual fellowship dinner meeting between Catholics, Jews and Protestants, sponsored by Temple Emanu-El Brotherhood which takes place Monday evening, February 27 promises to be a memorable occasion when Mr.Justice Samuel Freedman of Winnipeg, Chancellor the University of Manitoba will be given the Temple Emanu-El Brotherhood Award of Merit.This award is given on rare occassions to dis- Shoar Hashomayim Annual Purim Seudoh set Thurs., Mrs.Harry Lazar, president of the Shaar Hashomayim Sister hood, announced that the Sisterhood will hold its Pre-Purim meeting and tea on Wednesday, February 22 at 2 p.m.in the Community Hal) in honor of synagogue brides.An interesting program of dance, music and narration will be presented by the \u201cExperimental Dance Theatre\u2019 under the direction of Elsie Salomons, Aviva Caiserman will narrate Program chairman is Mrs.Moses Deitcher.On Sunday, February 26, at 10 a.m., the Breakfast Forum will dedicate its session to the Boy Scout Movement on the occasion of Boy Scout Week and 40th Anniversary of the 67th Boy Scout Troop of Shaar Hashomayim.C.J.Dendy, executive commissioner, Montreal Region of the Boy Scout Association, will be the guest speaker.His topic will be \"Is Scouting Worthwhile?\u201d Norman Friedman is the sponsor of the breakfast and Mortimer Vine- berg, chairman.Harry Barshaw tinguished citizens of Canada.In the past Mayor Camilien Houde ol Montreal, Hyman Grover, Honorary President of Temple Ema- nu-El and the Rt.Hon.C.D.Howe were recipients.Justice Freedman will be the guest of honour and will address the gathering on \u201cBuilding A Free Society In Canada.\u201d Reservations for the dinner and cards of admission must be obtained through the Temple Office.President of Temple Brotherhood is Abraham Izenberg.Chairman of Programme \u2014 llenry Benjamin.PURIM PREPARATIONS IN TEMPLE SCHOOL: The annual Purim carnival and masquerade takes place Sunday afternoon, March 5 at 1.45 p.m.in the Temple Social Auditorium.Parents are requested to help their children in preparing costumes in observance of this gala event.The annual Purim play will be presented by members of Class 5b under the direction of Robert Prinsky on Sunday Morning, February 26.Sunday morning assembly, February 19 music program under _ the direction of Yehuda Vine-#®%\" berg.Saturday morning.February 18 program Junior Choir \u2014 direction \u2014 Cantor Staeren.\u201cTHE POLISH JEWISH COMMUNITY\": Dr.Samuel Levine of March 2 is the general chairman of the Breakfast Forum.In honor of the 40th anniversary of the 67th Boy Scout Troop, a Scout re-union buffet luncheon will be held on Sunday, February 26 at 1 p.m.in the Community Hall.For reservations, call Scoutmaster.Jerry Kurland, HU.9 5257, Miss Jean Rosenthal is the chairman of this committee and extends an invitation to all friends of the Scouting Movement, The Festival of Purim will be celebrated in the traditional manner at the Annual Purim Seudoh on Thursday, March 2.at 6 p.min the Community Hall.An original and exciting musical comedy.\u201cCut of this World,\u201d written by Mrs.S.Kaplan and Mrs.| Mallis, will be presented by the grade 6 classes of the school.Attached to the Shaar Hasho- mayim bulletin is a reservation form which should be used and returned no later than Sunday, February 26 accompanied by a cheque.No reservations will be accepted over the telephone.Youthful canvassers will be sought for Red Cross A financial campaign.that will have the well-being of thousands of Quebec citizens riding on its success, will be launched by the Canadian Red Cross in March.In Montreal and in most communities the opening date will be March 18th, An army of volunteers will then begin a two-week effort to collect the money earmarked t- maintain Ked Cross vital services.The cost of these vital services has increased each year, while the purchasing value of the dollar has decreased.Because of the rapid growth of the population of Canada -two millions in the past seven years\u2014Red Cross services have expanded.Yet, the revenues do not n.atcn the expenses.This alarming situation causcs grea.concern to Red Cross officers and the vital question of the Quebec Division is not, \u2018How are we going to maintain the existing services?\u201d\u2019, but \u201cWhat services shall we have to cut?\u201d.For instance.in 1950, Water Safety courses had been given to 11,800 pupils.In 1960, the number of students was over 25,000.in \u2018950, 18 Lean Cupbeards operating througheut the Previa- ce of Qurbec had leaned 6.500 articles (e 2,194 individuals.Tea years later.these figures bad mere \u2018han doubled.Seme 14,000 articles were loaned le 6,500 im- civideals in 1900.| The Westmount Evaminer, Fridey, February 17, 194) 15 Ph PTIT CN] > ROOFING & SIDING Er vai ae cu = The Canadian Jewish Congress is the special lecturer Monday evening, February 20 at 8.45 p.min the school for adults.Regular classes will be held at 8 pm.as follows: \u201cThe Jewish Contribution to Western Civilization\u201d \u2014 Elementary Hebrew \u2014 Mrs.Abra- © Asbestos & Metal Siding ham Wolk; Advanced Hebrew \u2014 for Michael Teicher.The closing of the school for Commercial \u2014 Industrial e © Residential adults will take place Monday evening, March 6 after a half hour session of regular classes.SISTERHOOD NOTES: Gigan- tic Sisterhood bazaar will be held | enence end Repoirs ypes | all day Tuesday, April 11 with Maint ¢ of pep on ANT | convenors, Mrs.Irving Solowey, L nee Mrs.Isidore H.Morrell.Sisterhood Rummage sale will be held Wednesday, March 15 with convenors, Mrs.Stanley Davis and Mrs.Ernest Rosengarten.Leo Falardeau PLUMBING © HEATING © ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK © GAS HEATERS 3955 St.James Street West Inspection & Estimates on Request WE.5-2595 WE.3-2432 MR.EUGENE KASH AT KOF- FEE KLUB: Sunday morning, February 19, 9.45 a.m.the Koffee Klub will be addressed by Eugene Kash, distinguished Canadian musicologist.> Sas MC pat = - a a .MEET RUSS GRIFFITH ONE OF THE \u201cSEVEN SWINGING GENTLEMEN\" Russ Giiffith, os host on CF Rodio\u2019s popular Rolling Home Show, has been travelling companion to a million Montrealers.Russ\u2019 cheerful voice \u2014 giving road conditions, troffic situation, and safety tips \u2014 soothes weary weekenders as they face the long road home on Sunday nights.Russ is married and has one son.His radio coreer started right here in Montreal in 1950, then took him to the Maritimes where he helped the populace start the doy right for some four years.Bul the call of Montreal proved too strong ond Russ returned to do the Rolling Home Show for CF Radio.He's been doing it ever since ond enjoying every minute of it \u2014 every Sunday from 5:30 10 11 P.M.DIAL 600 MONTREAL CFCF RADIO A DIVISION OF CANADIAN MARCONI COMPANY TE Sin INI SEE PI: pr rg WAI NE EE ME SE pa CTR \u201cMe CENNA COTE DES NEIGES | Florists RE 81124 AAA THE EXAMINER WOMENS 7 Vis.MONTREAL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1961 SALE GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG CO.4161 $0.Catherine $0.W.a RAR A SA SSS a PN NN CE Personal.Mrs.P.N.MacDermot and Mrs.Herbert S.Bogert presided at the tea table for the tea preceding the annual meeting of the Montreal Day Nursery held Wednesday at the Nursery, 865 Richmond square.\u2019 Mrs.A.1.Maclaurin is in charge of arrangements.2-4277 TOY PWEYE TUT STYY YYW EY | Mes.A.John Elis and Mrs.F J.Campbell will preside at the coffee lable at the first an-, nual meeting of the Auxiliary of the Verdun Protestant Hospital which is being held Thursday evening February 23 at 8.30 pm.\u2019 in the auditorium of the YWCA Dorchester st.west.Dr.R.M.Smith of the Hospital staff will present an award-winning.pey- chiatric film Mrs.Stanley Frost, Mrs.Kenneth Naylor, Mrs.Alfred Miller and Mrs.Samuel Zion will preside at the tea tables.Ï BA, MP, Minister of National Defence; MRS.ALSOP, LT.COLS.E.ALSOP, ED, 4103 Marlewe avenue, Netre Dame de Grace; GUESTS at the Tri-Corps Ball held Friday, February 10 at the Windsor Hotel included, left to right : LT.COL.G.A.PARADIS, at Temple Emanu'El Book CD, and MRS.PARADIS, 4935 Coolbrook avenue, Notre Dame de MRS.MARROTTE, and LT.COL.G.L.MARROTTE, CD.Levers\u2019 Forum meeting Feb- Grace: MRS.LANGSTON.LT.COL.H.T.LANGSTON, CD: MRS.ruary 22.HARKNESS, The HON.DOUGLAS S.HARKNESS, PC, GM, ED, \u2014Leo Thompson Photo \u2014_\u2014 Mostesses will be Mrs.Harry Fngels, Mrs.Mitchel Garfinkie, Mrs.Reuben Ginsberg, Mrs.Ralph Greenberg.Mrs.Dean Kerner, Mrs.James Raymond.Mrs.Norman Rill, Mrs.David Sherman.Mrs.[.eo Spector, and Mrs.Eli Yaphe.Chairman of the day will be Mrs.David Lisser.and co-chair- Book Lovers' Forum Rev.Dr.Edgar J.Bailey, Minister of Westmount Baptist Church, will review \u2018The House of Intellect,\u201d\u201d by Jacques Barzun, at the next meeting of Book Lovers\u2019 Forum.This meeting will take »lace on Wednesday, February 22, at 2.45 p.m.in the Lecture Hall of Temp'e Emanu-El, 4100 Sherbrooke street west.Presiding at this meeting will be Mrs David Lisser, and co-chairman of the day will be Miss Kathleen Jenkins, UNIAN NGS Oil Paintings are Gifts FORMALS FOR HIRE f Distinction DRESS FORMAL 4908 Sherbrooke St.W.LIKE A NI.MILLIONAIRE HU.9.3333 be aman \u2014 rent al your Formai Wear.| \u2014Bermingham Phote.Son .Coro MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE for the spring Centre.Left te right: Miss Sue Foster, 5754 OU garments NICKEL © RHODIUM Fashiea Parade sponsored by The Ven- Semerled avenue, N.D.G.; Miss Anita D'Amato, modern styles, © CADMIUM © SILVER ture Club of Montreal to be held Thursday, and Miss Peggy Miller, 4830 Queen Mary road.freshly Cleaned.RÉPAIRED REPLATED |; March 9 at 8 p.m.al the Rockland Shepping Proceeds in aid of Mentally Retarded Children.ak models.REFINISHED LACQUERED Di man will be Miss Kathleem _ FE nls oA BRIDGE PARTY of E87 \"0 © Jenkins, Coming UOMES the Scarboro Foreign Mission, JOHN H.FEELEY | g Montreal Unit, will be held Friday.McLAUGHLIN & HARRISON & Seas Ltd.\u2014 Est.1899 Silversmiths end Electro Platers, Operating Ceonede's Lergent High Class Job Shep WE CALL FOR ond DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St.- VI.5-7947 (A few doors abave St.Catherine St.) Opposite Hen y Morgan & Co.April 21 at 8 p.m.at St.Kevin's RUMMAGE SALE: The Venture Club of Montreal is holding a rum- Neiges.Hall, Kevin and Cote des : mage sale at St.Stephen's Church, Hall, corner of Atwater avenue and * Dorchester boulevard, Friday,| RUMMAGE SALE: A rummage March 3, at 8 p.m.Good clean, sale will be held at St.George's used clothing and miscellaneous Church.1101 Stanley street at 11 articles for sale.a.m.Tuesday, February 21.Clifford Wilson.Esq.asst Director, National Museum of .Canada, will be the guest speaker | at a meeting of the Women's Art ; Society which will be held in the lecture hall of the Museum of \u2018Fine Arts on Tuesday.at 2:30 | p.m.Mr.Wilson's topic will be \u2018Fur Trade and Empire\u201d.| | | WESTMOUNT TAXI Serving Westmount Residents meoill colege AV.8-3544 JOHN POOL Foot Specialist 1378 GREENE AVENUE (Near Sherbrooke) Westmount p Mrs.Win Keith has been named! co-ordinator of Women's Services for Editorial Associates Limited.Mrs.Keith was formerly public re- | lations director of Office Overload.I | Silver Cross Mothers meet i AL the annual mecting of the Silver Cross Mothers RCAF \u2018\u2018Re- Mr.Harold Mills, FIR, MAI, YONI Since 1928 0 Elm avenue, Westmount, membrance Association\u201d held .will celebrate his 70th birthday ntly the following offi Painless removal of corns, en Friday.February 17.Mr.: Mills of Westmount Realities, is well knowa througheut Montreal haviag lived here a number of vears, and associated with people in every district through his business.His many friends send their best wishes.| callouses, ingrown toe nails.Latest electric equipment.Plastic arch supports to relieve all weak foet cendi- tions.Children's Supports a Specialty.were elected: Mrs.Fred Ellam, president; Mrs.C.A.Duff, 79 Wolseley avenue, Montreal West, 1st vice-president; Mrs.Leo Tobia, Ind vice-president; Mrs.A.C.Sargent, 122 Melville avenue, West- mount, 3rd vice-president; Mrs, W.A Ralston, 471 The Boulevard, Westmount, recording secretary; For cowrteous, dependable Speaker at the meeting of the Women's Canadian Club on Mon- Mrs.F.W.Kennedy.correspond- AALLLLLLLLLLLLLALELLLLOttlettltototitt OVI TY $day.February 20 at 2:30 p.m.in ing secretary: Mrs.T.R.Rennie, By appointment only @ the Ritz-Carlton Hotel will be treasurer: Mrs.J.D.Chumpiom, WE 5.2468 4 Philip Cummings.A Vermonter by | membership; Mrs.Wm.Boyd, Phone Number © ; birth, Mr.Cummings\u2019 formal edu.sick visiting: Mrs.T.C.Berming- 4 ham, press: Mrs.A.C.Sargent, program; Mrs.T.Taylor, telephone ceaveser; amd Mrs.J.Good, attendance.cation includes degrees from Rollings College.Middlebury College! and the Universities of Dijon, France and Madrid, Spain.WE.2-1545 © Charge Accounts Arranged \u2018 VOUS S SU SVVVVVUY ON TICKET COMMITTEE for the Queen Elizabeth Hespital Dinner and Ball being held March 4 at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel left te right: Mrs.Charles Allen, Mrs.Chapman.\u2014Posen Phote.Douglass Reilly and Mrs.Neil Local Curling Clubs Bonspiel The St.George Ladies\u2019 Club will hold a Friendly Bonspiel, Tea and Bridge at the clubhouse on Thursday, February 23.Teams from St.Hubert, Caledonia, Heather, Montreal West and Granby have been invited to | To Preserve i Your Beauty Is Our Pride ® CR FR : Mrs.Vera Francis Seiffert, { Graduate Aesthetician, Cos- Îmetician, Make-up Artist.: 3Will take complete care {to make you look young and beautiful with her ex- ort Face, Decollete and ?Neck-Massage.; © Skin Diagnosis * @ Skin Core * ; © Peeling for any kind of 3 skin 5 J 3 § We carry various kinds of * Cosmetics to suit the indi- Ê vidual skin.We Cater to Ladies Only COSMETIC INSTITUTE ; 11370A Greene Avenue WE.2.5255 a | « curl.Mrs.W.E.Thompson will be in charge of curling.Mrs.W.A.Ralston will be in charge of the bridge and tea assisted by Mrs.M.Darling and Mrs.G.Carpenter.Mrs.J.Brodie and Mrs.J.Edwards will preside at the tea table.The president, Mrs.L.B.Mc- Curdy, will welcome members and their guests.Members wishing to play bridge are asked to notify Mrs.Ralston at HU.1-2259.Cancer Society films at two local theatres A series of morning film shows, for women only, have been planned by the Canadian Cancer Society, as a means of bringing the car.cer story.at first hand, to as many group of women as possible.Arranged by the education committee of the Society, in cooperation with United Amusement Corp.Ltd.which has offered the use of 11 of its theatres to the Canadian Cancer Society without charge, the film shows! will be held in widely scattered | areas of the city.Two documentary films, dealing with cancer and stressing the vital importance of early diagnosis and treatment of the disease, will be shown.In addition a doctor, representing \u20181 the medical advisory board of the % Canadian Cancer Society, will be Zon hand to answer any question \u2018| which members of the audience may care to ask.In all cases the theatres will | open their doors at 10 a.m.the films will be shown at 10:30 a.m.and the question period will last until 11:45 a.m.Five of the showings will be held in English and six in French.The names of the i two local Theatres and the dates z|on which the educational films will be shown are as follows: Lu- cern Theatre, (E) Saint Laurent, Mar.9; Westmount Theatre, (E) Westmount, Mar.14.American Club The Charter Day Luncheon of the American Women's Club of Montreal will take place Tuesday, at 1 p.m.in the Ballroom of the Ritz Carlton Hotel.Guest speaker will be Mr.Walter O'Hearn and his subject \u2014 \u2018This Changing World.\u201d Reservations may be made from 9 am.to 12 noon.February 14, 15 and 16, with Mrs.J.T.Com- mins.Mrs.Norman A.Smith or i Mrs.Harry O'N.Trihey.The 41st annual meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Committee of the Royal Montreal Regiment was held in the armoury, St.Catherine st.west, recently.The meeting was opened by the Commanding officer.Lt.Col.Craig.who also read a list of names of officers who lost their lives in the last war.- The president, Mrs.Kennedy.reviewed the activities of the past year, thanking the members for their co-operation and mentioning the success of the two rummage sales held during the year which together realized $578.58.The treasurer, Mrs.Lloyd- Craig, reported receipts of $817.- 11, disbursements of $1,081.34, with investments totalling $1,994 - 55 Mrs.Etheridge.in charge of welfare, reported a total of $277.91 was spent helping needy families during the year.Reports were read by other conveners regarding hospital visiting, publicity, teas, and corres- | pondence; after which Mrs.D.Calder thanked the out-going committee, and seconded the adoption of the various reports.The new president, Mrs.Lloyd- Craig then took the chair and welcomed the new executive.Mrs.Kennedy.the out-going president, was presented with a lovely bouquet of roses by Mrs.Pratt, who thanked her on behalf of the ladies\u2019 committee.The meeting was adjourned Church School Assn.The Presbytarian Church School Association will hold an executive meeting on Monday.in the International Room of the YMCA, at 8 p.m.Melville WMS The Ellen Douglas Auxiliary, WMS of Melville Presbytarian Church, Melville ave.will meet on Monday evening, at 8.15 in the church hall.Miss Margaret Mac- Naughton will be the speaker and the Worship service will be told by Miss Martha Brown, Alouette Ladies Charlie Baillie, Alouette (ull- .back and linebacker will be the guest at the Alouette Ladies\u2019 Quarterback Club, Wednesday, February 22 at 8 p.m.at the Berkeley Hotel.Ladies most welcome.Book review » St.Matthew's Anglican Church Book Club will meet on Wednesday, Feb.22.at 2 p.m.in the parish | house.Mrs.Percy H.Ascah will | review Farley Mowat's \u201cOrdeal By Ice.\u201d Afternoon tea will be served.i Membership tea The Trinity Memorial Church Ladies\u2019 Guild will hold a membership tea on Wednesday, Feb-! ruary 22.at 2:15 p.m.in the Archdeacon Almond Room.All members and friends cordially invited.i The stated monthly session of | Oasis Temple, No.46, Daughters of the Nile, will be held in Victoria Hall, Sherbrooke street west, Westmount, on Monday at 7:30 p.m.Mrs.George Louch will preside at the meeting.| I Business meeting The business meeting of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club, will be held in the Oak Room of | the Victoria Hall, Westmount, Feb.17 at 2 p.m., for members only.| The guest speaker will be Mrs.E.R.Alexander, president of the | Verdun Protestant Hospital Auxiliary, who will speak on \u2018Forgotten Patients.\u201d RMR Ladies elect Mrs.P.Lloyd-Craig 4 The Women\u2019s Peal Daughters of Nile | * Westmount Examiner, | Friday.Fob.7.190 17 Hospital auxiliary The Westmount Branch of the Women's Auxiliary of the Mont- | real General Hospital will be held and refreshments were served.A Victoria Hall on Tuesday.at 11 SLATE OF OFFICERS | ia the morning.Miss Mabel Shan- The following officers were 208 Will speak on \u201cThe Hub of elected for the coming year the Hospital\u201d.Following the Honorary president.Mrs.¢ J.'ecting coffee will be served Pratt.honorary vice-president, With Mrs.Robert Hewitt presiding and members of her come miltee will assist, Mrs.P.Lloyd-Craig | Mrs.T.J.Kennedy; president.Mrs.P.Lloyd-Craig; first vice- Our Famous president, Mrs.W.P.Hart; second | Justiy vice-president.Mrs.D.Peebles; | MR.EMILE recording secretary.Mrs.S.L.Wood; corresponding secretary, \"softy\"\" Permanent Mrs.P.M.Walsh: treasurer, Mrs.P.A.Spark.VENERS .Known for the gentle, CON , ea Welfare, Mrs.H.A.Ethe- true performance it imparts ridge; publicity.Mrs.W.P.Hart; to your hair.Good too, teas, Mrs.V.Murray: hospital for bleached and tinted visiting, Mrs.D.Peebles.hair SPECIAL $10.00 Ladies Choir MR.EMILE .is pleased to announce that MISS RHEA Martel .The Montreal Ladies\u2019 Choir under the direction of Mr.Rod' Mclver.is presenting a concert at the Eventide Home in Lachine on February 14, at 8 pm.| is returning to our salon B.of P.Club y after a prolonged ab- On February 18, at 8 pm, at sence.MISS RHEA will the Windsor Hotel.the Business be giad to serve her and Professional Women's Club former patrons as well as will hold a special gathering where new ones.Miss Nazla Dane, vice-president of Canadian Federation will be speaker, her subject being: The signal is \u2018Action Stations WMS meeting The Women's Missionary meet- Phone WE.5-0562 WE.5-2486 ing of Westmount Park \u2014 Em-, / manuel and Calvary United Church will be held on February | mi é 21.at 2.30 pm.\u2018 DEA! SA The guest speaker will be Mr.Plaskett, Pastor of the Church\u2018 1347 GREENE AVE Westmount and the soloist, Mrs.Scott with | Miss Eliabeth Cousens as accompanist.BEL * «pk A «CRE IPN * » * » Wedding Receptions * Bowling Banquets Sports Banquets Office Parties, etc.» * * * OX.5-2330 Reservations * * x % * % %* * *% % à X X X X X À \"Try our French Cuisine where food Ample Free is served at it's tantalizing best\" Perking 3% 228 Lakeshore Road Pointe Claire + æ À % à à à À % À Ÿ À À À À À À 18 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, February 17, 1961 AMAAAAAAAAAN AAA AAA AAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAPSU AAAI AA AAA AAA AAA A eA ele of Pe a A AAAS APP AAS PPS SS AE AA LA a A a a 4 AAA A AANR PEAR AAA PE EE RS Ee Em UR TR IE EE IE I EN I EE AAA vu vu CU VU VU UV UUUU EE EE TUE VSUUUUUUUUUVUU=V = TU UV UV = - ww w w LA A A A J | THE BUSIEST \"PARTY LINES\u201d | IN THE COMMUNITY ARE OUR | CLASSIFIED ADS! 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, hi Mie FRY Mary Thomas for the Soroptimist ; oF aellowship which encircles the International Club of Verdun.| On the Panel will be: Miss Mirvet Shabanah, Mrs.Suniko Saka- moto, Mrs.Abnash Bhatti.Mrs.| re around the world.Aid to Saul Hayes will act as moderator.' refuge s and welcome to students They are to speak on the social from other lands are among the standing of the women also the gj grants distributed.| place women occupy in the busi-| For those unable to attend the ness and political life of their Afternoon Service, there will be The offerings given on the World Day of Prayer are used to publish and distribute Christian liter- \u2014_# Jove as beautifully as a your love, thrill her with an exquisite diamond.Visit us today, the selection is you can be sure of the taste and quality of your gift.PRIMAVESI AND KAUFMANN DESIGNERS AND CREATORS OF FINE JEWELLERY WINNERS OF DIAMONDS 1956, 1957, Nothing tells the story of your diamond.For your engagement, anniversary, or just to show her outstanding.And at our store FOR EXCELLENCE IN JEWELLERY DESIGN 1454 MOUNTAIN ST.© SUITE 102 * MONTREAL Veinish, Mrs.Harold Yancovitch and Mrs.Sydney Glazer, Mrs.Vi.5-2385 Gerald Rabinovitch, Mrs.Issie one central Evening Service held on Thursday, February 16.at 8 p.m.an Robert Campbell Memo- country.The topic will be \u201cThe Status of Women in the World Today\".Karnak Ladies Club The Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club will meet in the Masonic Memorial | Temple, Sherbrooke street west, on Tuesday, at 2:30 p.m.Mr.Garnet Retallack will give an illustrated talk on the Orient, which he visited recently.Members and guests will be received by the president, Mrs.D.L.Campbell.Refreshments | will be served by Mrs.Reg.D'Alton and her committee.CAC Conference The Canadian Association of Cunsumers (Quebec English Branch) will hold a Spring Con- | ference Wednesday.February 22 at ten o'clock in the YWCA.Dor- chester street west.All branch presidents and liaison officers of participating organizations are in- viled to meet with the executive committee chairmen and discuss committee to hear reports from | current projects.Social & Pp.ersonal Committee members of the Jewish Junior Welfare League for INTERNATIONAL AWARDS a conference \"A Volunteer looks at the Rights of the Handicapp- 1959, 1960 ed\u201d, to be held un Tuesday.Feb- rurary 21 at the LaSalle Hotel | are: Mrs.Lester Chisling, Mrs.Eddy Cohen, Mrs.Emmanuel Sweetko, Mrs.Monty Chaplin FEBRUARY 17,1961 AB HE World Day set for local churches creeds, and brings all into a bond \u2018 J.public suppert fer funds.\u2014 Posen phote.,byterian., O'Brien and Lapointe ' streets, Saint Laurent, The Salva tien Army Eventide Home.7486 Upper Lachine road near Montre! West Station.Genuine Choice Western N ~ ~N BEEF QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT of Prayer\u2019 rial.2225 Regent avenue \u2018below Sherbrooke).} \u201cNoted for Quality™ Afternoon Services will be held Purveyor of on Friday, February 17 at 2:30 High Class Quality Meats, pm.in the following local Fresh Killed Poult 6 churches: Montreal West Presby- es oultry, Grocer- terian, 160 Ballantyne, at Nelson; Cote des Neiges Presbyterian, 3435 Cote St.Catherine road.| near Cote des Neiges; Ephraim | Scott Memorial, 5545 Snowdon avenue corner Coolbrook ave nue: Knox Crescent and Kensing- | ton, 6225 Godfrey avenue at Grand boulevard; Stanley Presbyterian, 4846 Westmount avenue; : \u201cue or Catherine West corner of Victoria; Melville Pres- \u2019 byterian, 349 Melville avenue, WE.7-9455-6 Westmount; Saint Laurent Pres- ies, Fruits ond Vegetables.* IMPORTED PRODUCTS ° NICHOL'S, Lennouville, HAMS, SAUSAGE & BACON The Modern Way To Be Traditionally Correct 77 N\\ Bouquet Invitation Line Wedding Invitations ' Thermo-engraved (RAISED LETTERING) Wedding and engagement ennounements, bnrth anncunce ments.conhimation ins aliens, golden and silver annneicory annvuncements, etc.e Thermo-engraving (RAISED LATTA RING) Losks ond feels bike the finest hand engraving.The fertere have an elegance and individuality only the hnest hand ce graving con match.Thermo-engraving (nai vw 3 Bob Forbell.LLC Mount Royal, 708 Rose 1CC 745 2 762.3 John Wsott.Class 1- 1£C M6.Mestimount Junier Class 2 ICC 371 Mount Hosai 487, Although the Maroon and White Westmount Jumer oz cagers have lost seven games this Class 3 LCC 4532, Mount Royal 465, season, the total point difference Montreal West 320 in these losses has been a mere Clans 3.) CC 330.Westmount Sr.536.; loyoia 6646 16 puints.} Tuesday night the Warriors will face Sir George Williams University in quest of their first victory against the Georgians.School hoopla | Feb.17: Sen.LHS Jt LOY.DMcG at VHS: Jun.STPX at RHS: Ban HS at ST.T A.JGHS at WJHS: MRHS at HSM; MCHS at CNHS Feb.21: Sen.JGHS at LHS, WHS | at WHHS: Jun\u2014VHS at MHS.RHS at CNHS: MRCHS at HSM: NHS at! Come On Skiers! GOOD at St.Sauveur des Monts.Hill 69 2 J-BARS WHHS; Ban.St laur at FRMeD: .MMHS at WJHS: RHS ut STPX No i] Hill groomed by snow-cats 2 MONT REAL BUICK SERVICE IS CLOSE TO YOU! vonves ATWATER MONTREAL.-re Que mn iE | BY.CATHERING STREAT WEST Our convenient location near the Atwater Bus Terminal makes it easy for you to get your car serviced.Call us at WE.7-6342, and remember this number for after hours towing \u2014 WE.7-912].for a swimming pool.As guest speaker, Gus was flown in one day and out the next to return to Mt.A.Gus notes that he may be in town for Easter, but it is not certain.+ * * This week we received a letter signed, A Sport-Minded Man.As a rule this type of letter, unsigned by the writer, are tossed into the basket.But, because of the rule this man wants to know, there is an exception.The writer claims that the puck was shot on the goal keeper, who stopped the puck.Referee blew whistle and goal keeper tossed puck on the ice.One of the opposition players then put the puck into the net.The goal judged called it a goal, but the referee said no goal as whistle has gone.To the writer, the goal judge has mo autherity le ever rule the referee.+ * » In this case the play was dead when the referce blew his whistle.The goal judge acted in the right manner in saying that the puck went into the net, but there could have been a player in the crease and etc.that would not count the goal.The referee should have stuck to his decision and said no goal.But, according to the writer the goal judge over ruled the official, which is wrong.Rule 38, page 25 CAHA rule book, \u201cthe goal judge's decision is simply being goal or no goal.The referee has the final say whether the goal should count or not.Feb.17: Sr.(W)\u2014WHHS vs St.T.at Macdonald, 4:30 p.m.: Ban.(EF\\\u2014BBHS vs St.Will.at Forum, 4 p.m.: Ban.(WI\u2014St.Laur.vs WJHS at Westmount, p.m.Feb.21-Sr.(E)~WHS vs VHS at Verdun, 4 p.m.; Jr.\u2014WHHS vs MSTL at McGill, \u20ac pm: LCC vs WHHS at C, 6 p.m.; Sr.«(WI\u2014St.T.ve LOY at Loyola.3:45 p.m.: Ban.«W)-St.Laur vs LHS at Lachine, 4 p.m.ni ENJOY QUEBEC'S BEST \u2014 Up In the Laurentians, and everywhere in beautiful Quebec, more and more people Why don't you try O'Keefe Ale.natural mitldness.Change to O'Keefe \u2014 and enjoy life at its best.6-18 prink OKeefe.the JUild ale1 ES LJ BUICK®and VAUXHALL - ov Montreal Buick IESE BT \u2018 Pa Th SN .@ ENJOY O'KEEFE refresh themselves with mild-tasting O'Keefe Ale.it's brewed with seedless hops for RE AY .LS a LE EE EX pre 24 ™ Woereoust Lsamicer.Friday, Fobreery 17, 1961 CANNED FOODS SALE CHOICE QUALITY A&P TOMATOES - 3 49\" Reg.2 tins 37c-\u2014Save 7e CASE OF 24 TINS $3.92 \u2014 SAVE 52c A&P CHOICE E QUALITY Reg.2 tins 29c\u2014Save 15¢ CREAM STYLE CORN 4 \u201c= 43° CASE OF 24 TINS $2.58 \u2014 SAVE 90c KETCHUP - - - .oye _ (IN TOMATO SAUCE) Reg.2 tins 3 ve de Jane Parker Bakery Feature SPAGHETTI - - .3 = AQ JANE PARKER \"RT Om ee nou S90 Save 10e BEANS Ce orrantan eve de CHERRY DIE - .49° HEINZ BREAD 'N BUTTER 3 - 49 STOCK UP YOUR FREEZER AT THIS ow mice PICKLES = T= = = a pour 25° Super-Right Quality BABY FOODS - .6 i 50¢ Meat Features ALP NAS MORE LOW PRICES EVERYDAY HEINZ CREAM OF TOMATO SOUP 4 piv 49: REG.2 TINS 27c \u2014 SAVE 5c HEINZ Reg.bel.23c\u2014Save 2¢ LES ONLY CANADA'S FINEST RED BRAND BEEF AkP HA ROM GOVERNMENT INSPECTED PLANTS BEEF ROAST SALE RO Boneless one 1 79 Fresh Fruit & Vegetable Features CANADA No.1, NEW BRUNSWICK\u2014TABLE STOCK POTATOES 50 = 1.09 CAULIFLOWER 2575.09e BROCCOLI KL ES A 29- teks.ji = = 3 9 £1 Tomatos \u201cis 2 196 Roasts Jo.voc GRAPEFRUIT set retin tom 10 49¥ BLADE STEAK pa se = BANANAS «icra 2.29 GROUND CHUCK BEEF ASS» SO 29 MINCED BEEF ora an mn» 3 SIDE CON s oe, om pi Bokar Coffee Sale SAUSAGE PATTIES \u201crome ae\u201d CS 456 = 63° = 1.85 SPARE RIBS CHOICE PORK .53* Save 4c Save 10e CHICKENS \u201cPASS ET » 53° ve orme à mc va comma tr.PORK SAUSAGE wuwsre 7 5 BOLOGNA eis - 35° SCALLOPS war ap sae « 39 as Meson This Ad Guerantood Through February 10h, 1961 "]