The Westmount examiner, 12 mai 1961, vendredi 12 mai 1961

[" : Roomers RTT TT WMA smoked EX a UML A officers { CO out VOL.XXXII, Ne.19 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1961 20 PAGES .53w 35 5 CENTS elected Pege J « 4 Sports night attracts fop dignitaries Page 18 Tell it « + FIREMEN ON THE LOOKOUT: As part of their annual drills held earlier at the snow melting plant on Glen Road and since Wed- nesdéy at The Lookout on Summit Circle, the firemen check and test all of their equipment.Shown testing a pump are (left to right} Lieutenant W.Black and Firemen Barron, Davies and Forget.WMA \u2018good thing\u2019, says Merrill Page 4 o 1908 Coming at you next week Our annual Auto Guide makes Weredale boys Hall its appearance with this paper hold annual next week.This year it is bigger .Rl and better than ever, and it in- Beat INE cludes useful tips on travel, vaca- © e PN tion and motoring in general.prize nig + pL Keep it as @ handy reference Page 5 4 work for an enjoyable vacation @ Page 17 ; i this summer.if ; \\ Ca$hwords Rm canmaer Now M is for ; ° Next week\u2019s weather worth maligned May 13 to 19 fy brie Ned Mainly sunny with widely scattered showers.Nights are cool but City | | Tex ll = ee XN i.7 SE cm 0m days \u2018arc quite warm with morning frosts or wet mists for some $ places.The transition from cool to very warm will be sudden.Teme .mo ers perature range 35 - 80 F with 60 sunny hours this week.Very warm, even sultry in the middle of the week with some risk of thunder showers and hail.Morning drizzle in mountain districts, Page 7 wind and llurries in {he north and cast.Orchards in bloom a southern Ontario, next week in Quebec, Au see page 8 Warm and pleasant for the end of the week, » «ur, active.Fishing good in carly morning and fair all day.nou uw \u2026.- ro tt a wel \u2014 per uP 2 AAAAAARAAAARANARAAAAARANARARAANAA ANAS AA AROA A ORLY SAT NN 2 Venus as nnuenvunnv eau sen ssnnsaneed The Department of Transport has come up with a clear-cut regulation governing flight times of commercial, flight crew members, subject to a long-standing rule that a, crew member must refrain from any activity which might fatigue him at the commencement of his tour of duty.Factors governing limitations of flying times are: type of aircraft, equipment and crew complement; frequency of takeoffs and landings (especially tiring), times of arrivals and departures; route flown; rest and relief facilities: the probability of operational delays.it is interesting to note that the DOT now defines flight time in the sime way as commercial airlines, i.e.\u201cblock-to-block™, or the time from the moment the aircraft first moves, although on the ground.until the time it comes to rest at the end of the flight.Flight time of a flight crew member shall not exceed 120 hours in any month \u2018calendar month of 24 hows per day).300 hours in any quarter, or 1.200 hours in any year.No member May exceed 15 hours in any day unless the crew includes three or more pilots, two of whom are qualified to act as pilot-in-command, and flight relief facilities are available for each member relieved.No member may have more than 12 consecutive hours flight deck duty time, anc the flight duty time may not exceed 24 hours.As with all regulations, certain exceptions are listed.The above limitations may be extended if the aircraft is engaged in search and rescue or the provision of relief in cases of distress, or when operational conditions are forced beyond limitations to complete a flight.Rest periods must be at least eight consecutive hours unless an earlier departure would not jeopardize the safety of the opera- Lion.+ » * Statistics show that 7.5 percent of all light aircraft accidents are caused by crosswind landings.A table has been made available listing the acceptable limits for aircraft with, for example, a stalling speed of 50 mph.90 -10 mph crosswind: 60 -12mph; 30°-20 mph; 15°-38 mph.Tricycle land- Ing geared-atreraft are not as bad to handle in crosswinds, but it is ROOFING & SIDIN LE RN NY The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Mey 12, 196) Wren Obituaries Ed sn * « FRANK A.WHITTALL A funeral service was held Saturday nvon at Erskine and America Church for Frank A.Flight time regulated By MAURICE chairman and president of the Continental Can Company o Canada, Limited who died in hos- | pital in Montreal May 3 after a short illness.He was 60.mer vacation at the Camp.Mr.Whittall was prominent in\u2019 SOME DETAILS ABOUT CAMP By Larry Mclinnis and close August 23rd.business in Montreal until 1959 Camp Lewis, near St.when the headquarters of Con- Adolphe de Howard between tinental Can was transferred to Ste.Agathe and Morin Toronto.A graduate of Westmount High School, Mr.Whittall served in the Royal Air Force in World War I.On his return from overseas he attended McGill University and in 1922 began his business career with the Whittall Can Company.Nine years later he was made sales director.In 1943 Mr.Whittall was appointed vice-president in charge of sales of the Continental Can Company of Canada Limited when the latter company merged with the Whit.tall Can Company.Appointed executive vice-president in 1951 he was named president the following year.Well known in the business world, Mr.Whittall was also a director of the Eastern Trust Company and the Foundation Company of Canada.In addition he was active in the work of the Canadian Heights, covers an area of 1,400 acres of Laureatian woodland in the centre of which is Lac Ste.Marie, on a chain of lakes approximately 8 miles long, affording plenty of open water for boating and over night outings.The camp proper is situated oa a peninsula separating two lakes and consists of 29 cabins fer campers; recreation hall, swimming beach with modern dock; hospital facilities and a new administration building.The aim of Camp Lewis is to provide opportunities for boys, eight to fifteen years of age, of any race, color or creed, \u2014 to live an enjoyable health and character building experience, which incorporates those elements of camping that parents and professionals in the field alike consider to be the most Manufacturers\u2019 Association, the important aspects of camping .Montreal Board of Trade, the an opportunity for group living Canadian Chamber of Commerce|.increased opportunities to of the YMCA.He was also a gover- practice and develop leadership nor of the Montreal General Hos- .cooperative, intelligent dis- wise to stay within these limits for safety reasons.* + * Further limitations have been placed on operations at Cartier- ville Airport.DOT advises that no aircraft is to land there when the tower is not in operation:# June 1-September 30, 7 a.m.to one half hour after sunset; October ! to May 30, 8 a.m.until one half hour after sunset.If an aircraft is to take off outside these times, it must call Dorval on the radio and ask permission to enter the Montreal control zone.But it is still the responsibility of the pilot to take off and enter the pattern safely.+ * A private pilot, effective this Spring, must be able to pass an Air Regulations test set by his chief flying instructor (DOT approved) before getting his student's permit.Further, he must be able to pass a physical to commercial pilot standards to qualify for the $100 refund if unde the pital and the Julius Richardson cipline .good health and phy- age of 33.Convalescent Hospital.sical well being .an apprecia- + * * Interested in sport, Mr.Whit- tion of the oudoors and nature Latest thing to watch this year will be flyathons, defined as putting all a club's aircraft in the air on revenue flying at one time.ALL aircraft must be entered in the event, and one must be airbone at all times.A rather complicated mathematical formula has been released to compute flying time of teams.Know what?It'll probably catch on, .adventure with the elements .the companionship and lead- tall was a member of the Seigniory Club and the Forest and Stream Club.He was also a member of St.ership of carefully selected young James's Club and the Engineers\u2019 adults .development of self Club here as well as the National and Hunt clubs of Toronto.nue, Mrs.J.E.Munro, 779 Upper He is survived by his wife, the Belmont avenue, and Mrs.O.N.H.former Marjorie Carol Millen, two Quwens, 788 Upper Belmont ave- sons, Ralph of Toronto, and F.S.nue, and seven grandchildren.Boyd Whittall, 4307 Montrose ave- Burial in Mount Roval nue, three sisters, Mrs.J.R.Cer was In Mount Moy Hughes, 776 Upper Belmont ave.Cemetery.® Asbestos & Metal Siding for Commercial \u2014 Industrial Residential * CHARLES WILFRED DAVIS On May 8 at Jubilee Hospital, Victoria, B.C.died Charles Wilfred Davis.formerly of West- mount, son of the late Charles Wesley and Susan Hunt Davis.He is survived by his wife, whe former Mary McWilliams, a son, Charles of Kimberley, B.C., three grandchildren, two sisters, Mrs.Gordon L.McGillivray of Vie- toria, B.C.and Mrs.Louis C.Haughey of Punpa Gorda.Florida.Funeral was held on Wednes- This week in Westmount By VALENTINA RAHR In tune with BE KIND TO ANIMALS\u2019 WEEK comes this story from Mrs.REID HYDE, Belvedere road; \u201cAfter a trip out West, we stopped in Winnipeg and visited the animal zoo in Assiniboine Park.There we saw a lion suffering from the heat.and caged under pitiful conditions.We all felt very sympathetic toward this poor animal.In our civilization today, are zoos really necessary?\u201d On Monday evening guest speaker at the Canadian Authors Association Annual sor avenue, gave his views on Funeral Chapel.Victoria.overpopulation: \u201cIn the next | VVVeYTYYvYYvvvvvvvvey few years we will experience ; ; | ,xa population explosion.About 650,000 babies are | FLOWERS being born every hour.and | GERALD soon heavily populated areas like large cities and communities will become one sprawling mass of human beings.A day\u2019s trip will take a week to make.Animals will lose their natural breeding grounds, and the species will be threatened by overpopulation.Nature will become un- McKENNA LIMITED 2129 Bishop St.Vi.2-9112 de.aa aillflliin.g Bt Tia JY PN _b LOLOL ANOALLLLLLLLAALAALLDL Meeting, Gerald Iles, Wind- {day at 1:15 p.m.in the McCall's\u2019 ~| Unity beys invited fo apply to Camp Lewis MARIASINE It was announced recently, \u201cCamp Lewis,\u201d the Mont- Whittall, formerly of Westmount.' real Boys\u2019 Association Summer Camp, will open July 3rd Boys from the Unity Boys\u2019 Club and surrounding districts are invited to make application for a two-week sum- reliance .through fun, work, play, instruction, and large measures of happiness and achievement.CAMPERSHIP PHILOSOPHY AND POLICY Camp Lewis operates for eight weeks each summer.This time is divided into four two-week periods, in an effort to give as many boys as possible an opportunity to Bain a holiday out of the City However, the need for some youngsters to stay longer periods is recognized.A three to four week stay is considered to be the most desirable camping period, and every effort is made to manage this length of stay for as many as possible.The Camp serves between 600 to 700 different boys each summer, providing camping for 272 boys at one time.The Camp attempts to serve boys referred from city and district Welfare Agencies.REGISTRATION Unity Boys\u2019 Club members may register for Camp Lewis with Chuck Tyler at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club or at the Montreal Boys\u2019 Association head office.SUMMER PROGRAM The Unity Boys' Club is currently working on plans for this year's summer program.The program will include weekly trips to St.Helen's Island, a day at Belmont Park, a trip to the Granby Zoo, weekly tours through In- 1 dustrial Firms, visits to places of interest in and around the Island of Montreal, summer crafts and a variety of summer sports.It is expected that a day camp for boys and girls will be established on the outskirts ak City and plans for an Indian Village to go along with the day camp are being worked out by (Continued em page 11) UR organization is well known for the personal service given to each family served.CA Pre PA Collins | INC fA NUNNS A \u20ac WILLIAMS 5610 SHERBROOKE STREET WESS balanced.\u201d Artist, DOROTHY HARRIS MCLARREN, whose home at 5050 Notre Dame de Grace ave- 4 nue stands half in Westmount and half in N.D.G.is cemplet- | ing her sixth year as art teach- Maintenance and R of Bui SHEET METAL WORK WE 56-2695 Leo Falardeau PLUMBING © HEATING © ROOFING 3955 St.James Street West Inspection & Estimates on Request epairs on AN Types er at Helens Dunham's School.= idings This week she is working on the background for \u201cPirates ef Penzance\u201d to be produced there shortly.She works on them at close range crouched on hands and knees, and it is very hard to knew just how they will look when finished because each one is abeut (wenty feet wide and thirty-five feet long.Rumeurs of the price paid by Selwyn House for Westmount (Continued oa page 11) © GAS HEATERS WE 3-2432 1234 (Dountain St.PEE EIT = a A ELA UN S Five Generations of Traditional Service We Jos.CUWRAY &BRo.Funeral DIReCtORS Phone: UN.6-6363 ve For AN Vous e PHOTOGRAPHY e PHOTO SUPPLIES e PHOTO - COPYING © Reguler end Custom Photofinishing © ACME PHOTO Reg\u2019d.2 Stores te Serve You 4123 St.Catherine, W.WE.2-5709 4866 Sherbrooke St, W.HU.1-1989 xaminern GS ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS § Cortifiod Wetchmehors OHMAN*S JEWELLERS WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.VOL.XXXII, No.19 Spring meeting WMA officers elected at Vic Citizens and aldermen whipped up a town meeting atmosphere at the Westmount Municipal Association meeting Tuesday at Victoria Hall in a lively give-and-take session on the swimming pool, Bland report, taxes and squirrels.Alderman Bovaird told the 300 WMA members present \u201cthe Council has concluded a swimming pool is desirable, that any pool erected should be an all-year-around pool of Olympic size of the highest quality and that no pool would be erected which would increase taxes significantly.\u201d He said, \u201cCouncil has given the go-ahead to preliminary studies on site selection, design and costs.These studies will be completed late in the fall at which time the Council will make a decision as to whether it is feasible to go ahead with a pool or not.\u201d City Manager Dawe later disclosed the Council decision to authorize the preliminary studies was made at a committee of council meeting January 23, not open to the public.Mr.Dawe added, \u2018\u2018At this date we For perfect & durable PAINTING & GRAINING on your front doors, like real oak, call MONTREAL, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1961 mies wee ma cn | Hif-run car chases man on fo side walk PAGE THREE gin evaluating it to come with further terms of elon ence in addition te those listed in the May newsletter of (he Council.\u201d a of outdoor pool John J.McManus, 55, 806-3rd avenue, Verdun, suf- 8 + were assured by Alderme | fered a sprained back as a result of being struck by a hit-run driver on the sidewalk at St.Catherine street near York + avenue around four o'clock in the morning, May 1 A bus driver for the Montreal Transportation Commission who was first on the scene, told police he saw a man on the south side of St.Catherine street.Officer R.Armstrong re- ing along York avenue.He cross.peorted receiving a call at 4:27 ed St.Catherine and as he was a.m.and finding Mr.McManus three quarters of the way across lying on the ground appar- he noticed a car proceeding cast ently unconscivus with his on St.Catherine travelling at a eyes open.Skid marks of the fast rate and heading straight for hit and run auto were measur- him.He made à run sor the south ed and from the width of the sidewalk and while he was doing track appeared to be from a so the right front fender of the small car.The marks were 25 car grazed the right side of lus feet 9 inches along the road- back above the pelvis and he was way, four feet on the sidewalk thrown against a wire fence.The and then another 24 feet along car kept going.the sidewalk to the roadway.Police are investigating According to police reports, \u201c+ Bevaird that \u2018\u2018\u2019The majority ef pool plans considered incorpor- ; ate a wading pool and sunbathing area.\u2019 Alderman Ouimet was asked what he thought of the Bland report but would not express any opinion \u2018\u2018until we get reports from the architectural and operational people.\u201d He told his questioner, \u2018Proposed amendment to the zoning by-law is subject to referendum if 10 or more property owners object at the public meeting called by Council to amend the bylaw.\u201d A member suggested WMA circularize businessmen on question of parking for commercial arcas.He remarked, The city looks on parking as a private concer.McManus said, he left a friend's 1 e same member sugges lat apartment, 5209 Sherbroo the nominating committee for street, at 3:15 am.and was Oh i EUROPEAN GROWTH mayor and aldermen contain a business man.\u201d \u2019 | F U N D A question regarding the status | of the Westmount Police depart- The mew affiliate of the Americon Growth Fuad cen give You your share | Tulip rally Commemorating the hospitable reception and stay of the Royal (Continued on page 11) BILL VORDING Master Painter RE.3-5755 Parking ticketed tell it to judge Family in Ottawa during the war years and the liberation of the Netherlands by Canadian army units, the Rally is now in its fifth in Europe's dynamic grewth.FOR FULL INFORMATION, CALL consecutive year, A.L.Laxton The Tulip Rally committee con- M sists of H.Jonker, Consul-Gen- anager A.G.F.Management Lid.310 Victoria Ave.eral of the Netherlands in Montreal, honorary chairman, G.D.Langereis, chairman, J.H.Trij- The sad stories on parking tickets are as numerous as the tickets and some of them are pretty good.Municipal court judge Alex McT.Stalker heard quite a few Wednesday morning upstairs over the Westmount Police station.\" A man pleaded guilty with reservations.He parked on Metcalfe avenue in the same space he had been using for six years.He admitted lately the spot had been posted with temporary no-parking signs in the street while work was going on.On May 2 when he got the parking ticket no work was going on and the no-parking signs were up on CHESHAM HOTEL Going to England?betz.treasurer, W.P.de Kock, secretary and public relations, A.G.Sickinghe and A.G.de Bruyn, members, Westmount HU.4-8465 FOR OIL BURNER SERVICE 24 Hours a Day the sidewalk.$2.A lady parked her car on her own property in the rear of the 300 block of Clarke avenue.Said the officer she was blocking a garage.Pointed out the judge, it was her garage.Said the officer she was two feet into the lane.Said the lady.just two wheels if you are bound for London and want a high-class, quiet, conservative hotel in fashionable Belgravia, then consider Chesham Hotel at 20 Chesham Now is the time to have your oil burner and furnace cleaned ond ed for next season.Don't wait till the last minute \u2014 CALL NOW WE.5-7438-39 indignantly pleaded guilty with reservations.He moved into Westmount the midnight which marked the end of Tuesday and woke up Wednesday with a parking ticket for parking more than four hours on the street.He protested ignorance of the Place, S.W.l.For casual or prolonged visits, you'll like the intimate atmosphere of this hotel.Every room with bath and kitchenette.never do it again.Suspended judge remarked even Montreal- sentence.ers know they must move their Sports car owner pleaded cars before eight.he said he guilty to parking more than six hadn't unpacked his alarm clock inches from the curb with ex- Yet.He made it to court and got and she was awfully sorry, she'd by- laws of Westmount.When the planation.He said.he parked fined $2.his car properly, came out and found someone had moved it fifty feet further down the street more than six inches from tho curb and left open onc of the doors.Also, the side of the car, » CY CYLINDER boo { THIS CRATE SURL man said, well after it all, it is my car and I'm responsible > > b b for it.Yes, said the judge, |) ME > b but the key wasn't in it and it is impossible to lock an open car so it can\u2019t be moved at all.A man whispered something about parking while caring for a sick wife.He got a suspended « SUYUVUVVUVUUTUVUTOTUTVUVCOV THREE STAR BURNER SERVICE LIMITED 4750 ST.JAMES STREET WEST an Alfa-Romeo, was damaged.USED CARS IN TIP-TOP SHAPE AT MERE Goes À JOB, LAN Yoo The judge had to insist that GIRARD NINETY - FIVE / the man was not guilty.The AUTOMOBILE b b sentence, b A businessman got a break.He b pleaded guilty with reservations.) He explained he was unloading b heavy displays from his station wagon to take into his travel b agency on Sherbrooke street and |) that he was only there three or b Suspended sen- b You can be sure of your four minutes.tence.A sleepy eyed young fellow by calling HU.1-2771.booking before leaving wR ACER! Ho.9.5748 Coen 72 VICTORIA AVE.WEST MOU N a 20 MONTREAL'S OLDEST DEALER da à à à A A à à A à A à A A à A 2 0e de.de de dt A M A à A d'à GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC?- FARGO = PLYMOUTH SERVICE VY mA AIT À by GIRARD AUTO | VOU'D BETTER YOU MUST THINK GOLLY, OFFICER, M ROLLS.THEY MUST KEEP THE (START FLYING [YOU 60T A JET 3 TH EX Serving tbe Clty of Westmount since 1985 Hood Office: 7005 Kildere Rond, Montreal 29 Meatreal.Friday.Mey 12.1961 PU RER UE aminer Classified Advertising (Te 8:30 p.m., Mea., Tues.à Wed.Outy) HU.1-045) Editeriel Depertment \u2014 Circulation Dept.\u2014 HU.Joha W.Seacten, President end Publisher Accounting Department 2771 A Hugh E MeCormiek, Choirmes Lerry Mclnnis, News Editer Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Meneger The Examiner aims (0 be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted te publie setvice.Mall subscriptions: 52.50 per year, 50.35 half year.Five cents a copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, Quebec Newspapers Association Authorized as 2nd Class Mail.Post Office Dept.Ottawa WE SAY Westmount, too, has handicapped MAY 7 to May 13 is \u201cEmploy the Handicapped Week.\u201d There are handicapped Westmount residents looking for work and there are jobs in Westmount which they could fill.During this week Westmounters are asked to make an extra special effort to find or offer jobs to handicapped neighbors.Three weeks ago we ran a story on Westmounter Jack Featherstone, a cerebral palsy victim since birth.Jack has more than his share of brains, guts and perseverance.Not only is he above average in both education and charm, he is reliable.Two weeks ago we ran an article written by Jack about Selby street on which he has lived since childhood.We think this story showed sufficient sprightliness, humor and talent for Jack to be encouraged to continue his study of writing and to seek work in the writing field.He is not aspiring too high in trying to get a job reading copy, we are sure.We hoped that our story and his article would prompt someone in Westmount whose place of business is not too far from Selby street taxi-farewise to offer Jack a Job utilizing his special skills.If you cannot hire Jack, then there are other handicapped Jacks and Janes in Westmount whose skills you can use.If you are in the market for help, consider the handicapped in Westmount.You can learn about them from NES.There is an advantage to a handicapped person in getting a job close to home.We believe you will find there are advantages too in hiring handicapped persons who live close to your place of business.Call NES and inquire.There is no obligation and you may be doing yourself a favor as well as helping a handicapped person to self-respect and self-support.a » #8\" THEY YOU SAY Wants Westmount fo use teletype Sir: 1 was extremely interested in your account last weck of the prompt co-operation of the Montreal police with the Westmount police in apprehending the attackers of the nurses assaulted on Sherbrooke street.1 suppose this is an instance where the Montreal police teletype came in handy.Fortunately.the thugs had not reached one of the other munici- palitics which have adopted a \u2018wait and see\u2019\u2019 attitude before installing this invaluable aid to police efficiency.Fortunately, they had not reached a spot where they could safely abandon their car and report it stolen in an effort to escape prosecution for their vicious attack on decent women on the main street of Westmount.If this is not an isolated instance, and ! am sure it is not, despite efficient police in Westmount, then I am wondering how long we can refuse to co-operate with other island municipalities in a matter unanimously agreed by the police chiefs of the island of Montreal to be desirable?How many \u2018women must be at- tcked?How many murders?Yes, 1 know we just don\u2019t have murders in Westmount but we didn't have spy suspects either up until just a little while ago.That was a possibility even more remote than murder and it happened.\u2014Mary Wilson.Blind Appeal thanks us for our support Sir: On bchalf of the Combined Appeal for the Blind, 1 wish to thank you for your excellent co-operation during our recent campaign.Your assistance was invaluable, and | hope that we may call on you again next year.ARain, many thanks.Den lapello, Publicity Director.ibn A SE he on BY THE WAY KING into consideration all the circumstances likely to obtain in the futureand making every allowence for developments which something, perhaps, could be done to anticipate, it is perhaps not too much to say that, in the actual state of affairs produced by certain events, the safest course to follow would be to make an overal: study of possible measures to be taken, with a view to any decision which might or might not be arrived at in the search for a basic policy of one kind or another.Beachcomber 5 heu TE ME NEA SAY A brilliant conversationalist is one who talks to you about yourself.\u2014 Lisa Kirk WMA \u201cgood thing, says Merrill By JANE HENDERSHOTT When Geoffrey Hunter Merrill, 335 Clarke avenue, stepped down as President at the May 9 annual meeting of the Westmount Municipal association in Victoria Hall, he completed the term of one of the youngest presidents ever to serve the \u201cwatchdog\u201d organization.Also, he pointed out, \u201cI am one president who lives below Sherbrooke street\u201d.WESTMOUNT BOY The Lower Canada College junior school director has lived most of his life in Westmount.The son of Geoffrey O.Merrill, insurance broker, and the former Margaret Hunter, deceased, he was born in the Medical Arts Building at Guy and Sherbrooke on March 29, 1925.In Westmount, he lived at 313 Elm avenue, 421 Mt.Pleasant avenue, 624 Belmont avenue and then at 640 Lansdowne avenue with his parents.He attended Roslyn Elementary school and Westmount high school.He reminisced, \"\u201cG.H.Penrose, who retired in 1959 was principal when 1 went to Roslyn as a student and was still principal when 1 taught there from 1950 to 1955\".\u201cBut to get back, when I got out of high school I went into the Navy.I didn't do much, 1 was only in for about 14 months before I was discharged as an ordinary seaman.I went through training and then to sea in a corvette, the Acadia, and then the war was over\u201d.\u201cMcGill was next.The government paid my way four years.1 kept my grades up, got to be president of Phi Delta Theta and played on the only baseball team McGill ever had in 1946.1 got my Quebec high school teacner\u2019s diploma in 1950 and started in right away at Roslyn.1 got to be assistant principal there in 1951 and in 1955 1 got my present job\".ACTIVE IN SPORTS \u201cIt was through my activities as spoits supervisor at Roslyn that 1 first became interested in the Westmount Municipal Association.It was in 1952 when they had all the discussion about the artificial ice rink.I thought it would be a good thing.As a result of my interest, 1 was asked to join the WMA as a member of the executive board on the recreation committee\u2019.\u201clI became chairman of the recreation committee in 1956.The rink which started my activity was built about 1958 and put into use in 1959\u201d.\u201cIn 1958 and 1959 I was a vice-president and 1960, of course, as you know, I became president.1 cannot succeed myself.However, the retiring presi- el RE Lû Examiner files: 26 years ago la the issue dated Moy 10, 1938 We ran stories on: The thousands of spectators that overflowed the cricket field onto the steps and verandahs of nearby residences at the celebration of King George V's Silver Jubilee in Westmount Park.\u2014 The dedication of a stained glass window by W.C.Kelsey, in West- mount Park church by the Reverend J.Lavell Smith presented by Mrs.George B.\u2019 Allison in memory of her husband.The appropriation of $21,000 by City Council to complete the abolishment of all overhead electric light wires in the streets of West.mount.The end of May of 1935 was to see the end of overhead wiring except in the back lanes of Westmount.A talk by George Cavey, newly appointed assistant general manager of the Montreal branch of Birks, to Rotary om \u201cMy Impressions of Europe\u2019 following a trip to the Old World.England, be found, was in the dent remains executive ex-officio for two years\u201d.ASSOCIATION UNIQUE \u2018\u2019Fhe Municipal Association is rather a unique organiza- tien, 1 think.It has the responsibility of nominating citizens for the positions of mayor and aldermen, also for the school board and library trustees.We go to a lot of work to make sure we nominate the best qualified persons available\u201d, \u201cIf there is no contest, then those nominated by our association are declared elected by acclamation.If there is a contest, such as there was in 1959, then the City holds an election\u201d.\u201cThe function of the Association?1 guess, principally you could say it is to serve as a buffer, a liaison between the people and the city council.We try to keep fully abreast of the affairs of Westmount and give the City Council the benefit of our deliberations and research\u201d.\u201cSometimes we don't agree with the City Council.Take for example, the proposed swimming pool.WMA and the City both favor a pool but at present WMA favors an outdoor pool and the City favors an indoor one.Eventually, matters will be worked out satisfactorily\u201d.\u201cThe way the WMA is set up, it would be available to the City as a deliberative body in time of crisis.There aren\u2019t too many crises fortunately but if there are any the WMA is there to help the City decide what is to be done\u201d.ANYONE CAN BELONG \u201cWho can belong to WMA?Roughly speaking, anyone eligible to vote in Westmount.To be specific, you can belong if you live in Westmount or work here, men and women proprietors in Westmount, residents other than proprietors in Westmount and workers or those having a business in Westmount\u201d.\u201cDay to day we take care of a lot of little things.If you have a street light in front of your GRA ER BRR A CANA Si best position of any country and recently announced the second consecutive budget with a surplus.In France the unemployment was acute and the quota system for imports was keeping the trade back.In Austria the average businessman was coming to the conclusion that the economic union question that caused so much trouble a few years before might have been a means out of the difficulties of the day.Czechoslovakia was a little better with exports of glass and shoes keeping well up.Italy was a much bigger factor than ever before with Mussolini doing things in \u2018\u2018a big way\u201d.He was reluctant to express any opinion on the situation in Germany and outlined the work of Hitler to unite the different states.The daily press of the world, in his opinion, did not give the right picture of Germany.Lord Bessborough invested Chief Justice R.A.E.Greenshields as house that bothers you and you call us we will check into it for you and see what can be done\u201d.\u201cOne woman sent me a pornographic paper she bought at a store in Westmount.1 called the City, a police officer called at the store and as a result no more pornographic books are sold in Westmount\".WMA HANDLES DETAILS \u201cWe take care of these little things because we believe that if they are let ge they will grow until West- mount is a shambles.This attention te details is what makes Westmount such a good place in which to live.We are vitally interested in keeping Westmount that way\u201d.\u201cThe executive of the WMA is strongly opposed to annexation.Now, through WMA the citizens all have a chance to voice their opinion.If annexation came about all that would be lost and Montreal would not be improved as compensation for the loss of the very good government we have here in Westmount\u201d.\u201cI think the WMA is a good thing.It takes a bit of time, maybe two nights a week, but it is something everyone who lives in Westmount should try to take part in\u201d.YOUTH WANTED \u201cThe minimum age is 21.I am pleased to see more young people joining.When | joined I was 20 years younger than the next youngest.1 think the various generations should be adequately represented, not all the responsibil ity thrust on the older members\u201d.ALSO WOMEN \u201cAnother thing, 1 am pleased to see more women becoming active in the association.Women are around the city more during the day to see what is going on so that their participation in the affairs of WMA is very important.\u201clI should mention here that Mrs.1.A.Hodson is the first woman vice-president of WMA\", \u201cOur official object is \u201cto insure sound civic administration by the development of informed opinion amongst the residents of Westmount and by the communication of their wishes and views to the Council\u201d.WATCHDOG \u201cYou can call us a \u2018watchdog\u2019 and \u2018liaison\u2019, whichever you wish, They are both right.I hope we have done a good job during my year as president\u201d, \u201cWhat am I proudest of about the past year?1 am proudest of being able to serve Westmount in the job\u201d.a Sea Scout at the exhibit and celebration at Victoria Hall, commemorating the 21st anniversary of the founding of the Quebec Sea Scouts.We editorialized: On the new silver dollars struck off in honor of King George's Silver Jubilee.\u2018\u2018We have an idea that these coins are going to be popular and we see no reason why they should not come into general and permanent use.\u201d Since movies came under internal censorship it had been discovered the people of Nor:h America prefer decent pictures dealing with subjects other than sex and crime.We advertised: Heaterless permanents for $7.50.\u201cNo heavy heaters are used and the wave is given only 234 volts of electricity in place of 110 volts required by all other machines.\u201d i Ma cet ae sance cape nage An actor hod been boring a girl at a party with conversation abouf his great roles.Then he said: \u201cEnough talk of me.Let's talk about you.What did you think of my last play ?\u201d rp ~~ pre op \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 [Pop THE FIRST SHOVELFUL: of dirt was dug last Wednes day morning in the construction of the new snow melting plant by Louis Donolo, Inc., scheduled for completion in July.At that time it is expected there will be a frantic search on the mountain for snow with which to test the new facilities.The plant will eventually be enlarged to process all of the snow cleared f rom the streets of Westmount, ; 1 Hy with Jane Mayor Cushing was one of the 19 mayors who met in Mount Royal April 19 to set up plans to combat annexation./ Firemen have been conducting their annual drills at the snow melting plant on Glen road for the past three or four weeks.Wednesday, they changed their place of operation to The Lookout on Summit Circle.N Construction of the new snow melting plant commenced this week.À man with a steam shovel showed up ready for action first = \u2018 = ==.©.installations Whoa Sais thing Wednesday morning.Instead of ashower.Beginning the first week of June, Chief Harper of the Fire JOHN WATSON Department will begin annual in- LIMITED service inspections using men on duty to check homes in West- mount for fire hazards.By the end of Fire Prevention Week.the week of October 9, Captain Harper says he hopes to cover all of the homes in Westmount.He explained.\u201cWe check fuses, attics, basements and other possibly hazardous locations and advise people on what we find.We have been doing these inspections for three or four years now C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Seevice and Quotations on request 1389 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 as an extra service.We have got- First Church of Christ, Scientist, Montreal cordially invites you to attend a free public lecture entitled \u201cHOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS FEAR\u201d by Richard L.Glendon, C.S., of Les Angeles, California, © member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Chureh, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mess.IN THE CHURCH AUDITORIUM Cote des Meiges Rond et McGregor Street (MTC buses Nes.65, 66 end 144) FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 12, AT 8:15 Hendershott ten very good results and received excellent cooperation.\u201d EIT | City Hall Beat Dr.Donald G.Mackay.Health Officer, recommends immunization against polio, one month between the first and second shot and seven to twelve months between the second and third.He recommends a fourth \u201cbooster\u201d shot, especially for children three to four years after the third innoculation.The preliminary draft of the new zoning by-law being drawn up by Professor Bland will not be ready for another six to eight week instead of his next week as estimated earlier.When it is ready it will go to the architectural commission and operating officials before it goes to Council.This will mean that a new zoning by-law will not come before Council until late next fall at the earliest.Noted in passing .the outdoor lights were being strung up this week at the Westmount Lawn Bowling Club.The men are cleaning the last traces of the Spring Flower Show out of the Conservatory this week.The tulips in front of Victoria Hall are about six inches out lof the ground.Other places we have blooms of all kinds set outside showing the gardeners have been hard at work.The Westmount high schools band, which performed so well at the WMA meeting Tuesday night and won first prize in Quebec recently, also placed second in Ottawa last Saturday.Police word of the week is to stop backing up your car unless you are absolutely sure you can do it safely and without interfering with the movement of other vehicles.The kid or the kid's bicycle you run over may be your own.Who is an Alien ?In Canada a person who is \u201cnot a Canadian citizen, Commonwealth citizen, British subject or citizen of the Republic of Ireland\u201d is classed as an alien.The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, Mey 12.1961 5 Fire smokes out roomers Heavy smoke and no casuaîties marked a fire last Friday in the basement vf a rooming house at 18 Rosemount avenue Before being extinguished by the West- mount Fire Department the blaze caused fire damage in the basement and heavy smoke throughout th~ house The occupants were evacuated by the Fire Department without incident.One woman.recently iil, was carried down the stairs by Lieutenant Black No estimate of the damage 18 presently available ALT TENII IIS INSTALLATIONS and REPAIRS e Prompt Service e Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out P.McCUAIG Limited 65 Hillside Ave., Westmount WE.2-1104 BETTER SERVICE For ALL of Westmount We have added extra cars to our fleet and are now able to give greatly improved service, especially to residents of the western section of Westmount.For Dependable, Courteous Service to all Westmount residents.NEXT TIME \u2014 CALL WESTMOUNT TAXI WE.5-2468 © Airport Service © Charge Accounts Arranged À Clean Heating System makes a Big Difference, too Actually Means BETTER HEATING at LESS COST Just as your car engine needs a Spring tune-up for more efficient, economical Summer operation, so does your furnace and oil burner need a clean-up for peak performance next Winter.Advance orders for a Summer clean-up are being accepted now at special money-saving rates.Handy motor lubricating oil dispenser supplied FREEI $250 WESTERN AVE.Hu.1-0371 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, Mey 12, 1961 Hi-Fi On A By Giveon Cornfield Musical Director CKVL - FM EVENTS COMING The Spring Concert of the Montreal Junior Symphony Orchestra will be held on Thursday, May 18, 8.15 p.m.at Plateau Hall.People who have purchased tickets will notice that the date of the concert has been changed, taking into account the long holiday weekend.\u2018The forthcoming concert in the Montreal \u2018\u2019Pops\u2019\u2019 Concerts series will take place on May 16 at the Forum.Alexander Brott will conduct the orchestra and the well known Montreal soprano, Claire Gagnier, will be the featured soloist.The program will open with the Overture \u201cLa Forza del Destino\u201d by Verdi, followed by two selections from Mozart's operas \u2014 \u2018\u201cVedrai carino\u2019\u2019 from Don Giovanni and \u2018Non se plu\u201d from Le Nozze di Figaro.The orchestra will play \u2018Capriccio Espagnol\u2019 by Rimsky-Korsakov and the Canadian work on the program will be Dr.Claude Champagne\u2019s \u201cDanse Villageoise''.Miss Gagnier will also sing \u2018Si Mi Chiamano Mimi\u201d from La Boheme and \u201cUn Bel Di\u2019 from Madame Butterfly.The program will conclude with the playing of \u2018Rumanian Rhapsody\u2019 by Enesco.NEW RECORDINGS ° Over the Waves \u2014 Music inspired by the Sea \u2014 arr.and cond.by Carmen Dragon, with Capjitol Sym.Orch.\u2014 Capitol P-8547 This is the latest addition to the dozen or so albums that Dragon has done (or Capitol with the Capitol & the Hollywood Bowl Symphonies.Rule Britannia is balanced by Columbia, Gem of the Ocean, and other favourite numbers are Blow the Man Down, The Wide Missouri and the storm scene from Scherazade, * * Faure-La Bonne Chanson, op.61, and other sopgs / Gerard Souzay, baritone, with Dalton Baldwin at the piano / Epic LC 3764 / BC 1122 Gerard Souzay is in the upper bracket of art-song interpreters and in a class with Dietrich Fischer - Dieskau and a few others of the elite.His voice is pleasant and powerful, and is handled with the greatest flexibility and control, well demonstrated by this collection.¢ * Mendelssohn - Sym.No.3 in a (\u201cScolch\u2019)/Boston Sym.Orch, \u2014 Charles Munch / Victor LM / LSC 2520 Mendelssohn labored hard and long over the Scotch Symphony, polishing and revising the work for a dozen years before he was satisfied with the final result.None of this travail is evident in the work, however, given a beautiful and smoothly flowing reading by Munch.Side two is rounded out with the scherzo from the Octet in E flat.** * Cesare Valletti: Favorite songs from the Town Hall Recital ef October, 1960 / Victor LM / LSC 2540 The program on this record is an especially attractive one.drawn heavily from the repertoire of Caruso, Gigli and Schipa and featuring à group of English songs that were favorites of John McCormack.The obvious rapport between artist and audience is present in the well engineered disc.© * * Beethoven \u2014 Sonatas No.12 in A flat (Funeral March) & No.23 in F (Appassionata) / Sviatosiov Richter, piano / Victor LM / LSC This is the first Richter album to enjoy the full benefits of modern engineering and stereo.The playing, needless to say, is beyond compare.The record is well worth having for the Appassionata alone, wherein the last movement is guaranteed to make your hair stand on end.© * * Leontyne Price \u2014 Arias from Verdi & Puccini Operas / Victer LM / LSC 2506.The lady is hailed as the possessor of one of the most beautiful Voices in the world today.It is a rich and warm voice, clear and youthful sounding in the higher register, and as mellow as a contralto in the lower The program consists of well tried arias from Aida, Tro- viatore, Butterfly, Tosca and others.Sound is excellent.¢ * * Beethoven: Symphonies Nos.| & 8 / Vienna Philharmonic - Pierre Monteux / Victor LM / LSC 2491 The coupling of these two works, the first from his youth, the second youthful in spirit and a miracle of will power, is almost traditional.The remarkable thing about the performances is the exuberance with which octogenarian Monteux is able to imbue them.The record- my itself is up to Victor usual high standards.® Song of Norway \u2014 A musical based oa the life and works of Edvard Grieg / Soloists, the William Singers, Michael Collins and his Orch, Semprini at the piane / Angel 35904 After the initial shock of hearing the piano concerto sung wears off, one can settle down to some fairly enjoyable listening.After all, this sort of thing has been done successfully with other composers (Schubert, Borodin, et al) so why not Grieg, whose gift for melody is great?Freddy and his fiddle, for example, is an excellent way of introducing the innocent to the Norwegian Dance op.35/2.Unfortunately, 1 don\u2019t think this works quite so well the other way around.The recorded sound is a joy.and the sterco superb.® * * Mussorgsky \u2014 Pictures at aa piane/Columbia ML 5609 (M) - This recording was made from a recital in Sofia in February of 1958.and as such is not up to the usual Columbia standards of high fidelity, in addition to having quite a bit of background noises.But the playing more than makes up for these not so serious drawbacks.It is positively breathtaking! Richter's dynamics and tempi are rather unorthodox, but the results achieved are stunning.The massive Great Gate of Kiev is started almost at a whisper, but builds up to a shattering climax.Since the sound of the piano itself is well recorded, the disc can be recommended without reservation.Exhibition / Sviaieslav Richéer, nads mint \u2014 and do not use hinges, v vison nas , If 1 can help you get more ples- sure from stamp collecting, write me in care of this paper.1 will reply as quickly as possible.Years ago, the only way a collector had to affix his stamps in his album was by means of a hinge, a small oblong of thin paper treated with a so-called peelable adhesive.Hinges are still used today, but they have been vastly improved.In over half a century of playing with and making a hobby of stamp collecting, it is my own opinion that the Fold-O hinge is away ahead of anything else of this nature.But now a monkey wrench has been thrown in the works \u2014 collectors are demanding unhinged stamps.This is alright with the modern issues, but if you expect to find stamps 40 or more years old that, have never been hinged, you are By J.H.PURKESS Montreal's most charming setting Internationally famous © Dinner © Cocktails Luncheon Monday thru Friday Special Sunday Family Dinner Cr.1-9305 \u2014 Free Parking your stamps are held firmly in place and look neat and tidy.The Showgard people issue what they call a Vidimeter, a simple chart which shows you how to determine the particular size mount you need for whatever stamps you are planning to mount.If you want to avoid the use of both hinges or mounts, I can only suggest you invest in one of the Lindner albums.With the Lindner album, all you do is insert the stamp behind the built-in acetate covered frame.It's as simple as that.Lindner albums are now available for many countries and supplements are issued every year or so.A hint for today \u2014 collect Ca- Se.Gregoire AT St.Hubert (Just 12 minutes from downtown) an optimist.Some do exist, of course, but for the most part both mint and used stamps have been hinged at one time or another and it is agreed that this does not detract from the actual value of the stamp.At the same time, it is always a pleasure to pick up an unused stamp in really mint condition.In the case of used stamps, hinges can be washed off, but washing a mint stamp will simply remove the gum and the stamp is no longer mint.It is some weeks since I discussed this matter and I am bringing the subject up again because I find more and more collectors have turned to mounts instead of hinges.Here again you need to exercise care in your choice of mounts.There are several different makes on the market and the ones to avoid are those that entail poking the stamp into the end of the mount.Unless you are very careful, you will damage the stamp.Even then, in most cases, you will find that the stamp is inclined to slip out or lie crookedly.I am recommending Showgard as being the best of the lot.It is simple to insert the stamp.Instead of having to fiddle around, trying to push the stamp into the mount, you simply turn the mount over and insert the stamp into the divided back.After trying out Showgard for many weeks, I can only take off my hat to the inventor.Showgard mounts come in strips 8'2 inches long and after you insert the stamp you simply cut the strip to form a nice frame around the stamp.And you will find that A little too much Miss Ina appeared before Municipal Court Judge Alex McT.Stalker Wednesday on a charge of being drunk in public on Sherbrooke street May 9.The elderly spinster explained, \u201c1 am sorry, Judge, I know I did wrong but it will never happen again.\u201d \u201cI would never drink anything very strong but just a little porter for my head.I had a fractured skull last October which bothered me.\u201d The judge looked at her record, \u201cWhat was your excuse in May 1958.Your skull wasn\u2019t fractured then.\u201d \u201cYes, it was, your honor.I've had two fractured skulls, once in 1956.It's just a little porter, your honor.1 promise on my medal, I'll nevet let it happen again.\u201d The judge let her off with the time she already spent in jail on a promise that she would go to ; STVPEDOSP TE MAP Pr $ RK presente @aMOISEYEV DANCE COMPANY o\u2014 MAY 22, 23, 24, 25 \u2014 FORUM AMPHITHEATRE Ledges & orch.: $6.00: memanine: $5.00; qmpithestre: $4.00: circle: $3.00 & $2.00; terrace: $1.50.TICKETS ON SALE et the Forum: Canadian Concerts & Artists, 1822 Sherbrooke w.; independent Cigar Store, 506 McGill end et Terra Travel, 69 Prince Arthur cest.== \u2014 ns \u2014 \u2014 Diapason Temple No.5 Pythian Sisters Presents \u201cLAST RESORT\u201d A Musical Revue Written & directed by Mrs.Beverley Soifer On SAT.& SUN., MAY 13th & 14th et Y.M-Y.W.H.A., 265 Mount Royal West For Tickets, please phone RE.7-1517 All proceeds te be devoted to Mental Robebilitetion and Local Wellere.BEST LP.'s \u2014 SEMICLASSICAL AND BROADWAY TUNES UNINTERRUPTED 10-MINUTE MUSICAL SEGMENTS 17 P.M.TILL 4 A.M.DAILY Maryville that night.pr \u2014 e\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 { \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_ X-ray clinic May 15 to 19 An X-ray clinic will be held May 15 through 19 at Victoria hall for the benefit of Westmount citizens who wish their chests x-rayed.The service is free of william Fred Waugh, 250 Ken- charge and is provided by the Westmount Health sington avenue, Monday afternoon.According to police reports, Department.Mr.Waugh said when coming\u2019 out of his garage he looked at his dashboard to press the automatic button to close his garage button Life in the supersonic age has its special hazards.So discovered Hours are: May 15 9 a.m.to noon and 2 to 5 p.m.Wrong WEST INDIES or SOUTH AMERICA ?Consult.\"The Westmount Éneminer, Pridey, Moy 12, 1961 7 Going to EUROPE or planning & Cruise te the May 16 2pm.to Sand 7 to 9 p.m.May 17 9 am.to noon and 2 to 5 p.m.May 18 9 a.m.to noon and 2 to 5 p.m.May 19 9 a.m.to noon and 2 to 4 p.m.door and suddenly he struck another car coming cast through the lane.Driver of the other car was Mrs.Robert Kilimaster, 201 Met- calfe avenue.Westmount International Travel Service Roger L.Huysmans, manager M is for maligned mothers \u201cWhat is wanting,\u201d\u201d Napoleon asked one day of Madame Campan.\u2018in order that the youth of France will be well educated ?\" \u2018Good mothers,\u201d was the re- 60 SOUTH ON HOLLAND AMERICA LINE.NASSAU, MIAMI AND BERMUDA FROM MONTREAL & QUEBEC JULY 22 17 DAYS from $300.00 ROBBAN TRAVEL CO.LTD.1373 Greene Ave WE.54611 ply.The Emperor was most forcibly struck with this answer.\u201cHere,\u201d said he.\u2018is a system in one word.\u201d So it would appear that Nap- olean subscribed to the adage that \u2018\u2018the hand that rocks the cradle rules the world.\u201d In the modern world, mothers have been extolled.exonerated, examined, exhorted and ex- poited by educators, psychiatrists, columnist, beauty editors, counsellors, and advertisers.Any magaime or women's page will tell mother how best she can fulfil her role as mother and still be a successful and charming wife, hostess, cook, laundress and charwoman.She is even expected to be an angel ! Ever since Abraham Lincoln uttered the now-famous words: \u201cAll that I am or hope to be I owe to my angel mother,\u201d mothers have had the additional burden of joining the celestial beings.But when children go wrong, it is often the mother who takes the brunt of the blame for her child's misdoings.Except in some cases as the following from \u2018Uncle Tom's Cabin :** \u201cWho was your mother?\u201d \u201cNever had none.\u2019 said the child with a grin.\u201cWhat do you mean?Where were you born 7\" \u201cNever was born\u2019, persisted Topsy.\" \u201cDo you know who made 9 \u201cNobody as I know on,\u201d said the child with à short laugh.\u201d But Mothers will be honored next Sunday in the United States, Canada, England, Sweden, Denmark, India, China and Mexico where the custom of observing Mother's Day has spread.Mother's Day was first observed in the churches of Philadelphia on May 10, 1908 in response to a suggestion by a Miss Anna Jarvis of that city who suggested white carnations be worn, as a tribute to mothers.In 1914 President Woodrow Wilson, following a resolution by Congress the preceding year commending Mother's Day observance, issued a proclamation designating the second Sunday of May as Mother's Day and directed that the na- sional flag should be displayed on all public buildings on that day.\u201cMothering Sunday\u201d, an old English custom, antedated the present observance by many years: it was named from the custom of the faithful attending the mother church in which they had been baptized, on Mid-Lent Sunday and offering gifts at the altar to the church and also to their mothers, as tokens of love and gratitude.Perbaps mothers may feel honored most of all in the words of the poet : \u201cWho ran to help me whea I fell.And would some pretty story tell bp Or kiss the place to make it Officially Appointed Agents fer STEAMSHIPS and AIRLINES HU.6-4948 HU.8-3941 rr ern 4935 Sherbrooke Street W.well ?My Mother.\u2019 A tr at er eter ee eae a Sa MAGIC CARPETS START FROM HERE \u2026\u2026 Want to whistle up a magic carpet to waft you to far-away places or back across intervening seas to the family you left behind?You do?Then here's one way of getting set to go that means you really will get to go .Open your \u201cmagic carpet\u201d account at your neighbourhood branch of the 3 ( B of M.A few dollars put aside each pay-day J is all you need to ensure that your magic carpet will get off the ground in atyle.sec.GO00000 0000000000 00000000000000000000000800000000000 000030009 FOR MY Money, (T's.BANK 10 2 BLL 108 CABANANS if 2H) BANK or MONTREAL Canadas Finest Bank BRANCHES ia WESTMOUNT (e serve you Westmount Branch, Greeae & Western Ave.: JOHN 8.ENGLAND, Manager Clarement Ave.& Sherbrooke %.: ALAN BURRITT, Manager ANABIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817 WORKING WITH C Lu 8 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Mey 12, 1941 23995$5$$$55555$$55HS6$S6SSSSSS$$S$HS$$SSSSSS$SSS8 = CASHWORD casuwonn\u201d \u201c Contest This Week's Clues | PUZZLE No.22 «+» Rules Across Dosen 1.When important person- 1.Supplication.1.Solve the clues 78 you ages are concerned, this 2.An employer might .a would for any crossword may require careful plan- bright employee who isn't E[S O purge.Choose ered ning.realizing his potential.: which you thin es its the defimtion in each clue.8 That man.3.A loud Sd have a There 1s ONLY ONE answer , 4 Place 8 .which, in the decision of the 9.Conceited.5 U pret.Judges is the BEST word j0.Battalion \u2018abbr.).\u2019 ; 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chaise lounge for garden: bedroom rug, blue, 9 x 12.with underpad.HU.RUG, ares, !2 x 12, mood condition.$125.00; also twin bedspreads.grey chintz, $15.00.Call WE.4-1412.DINING room set; matching white hall table.mirror and chair: white telephone table and chair reasonable good condition.HU.6.5371.RUG.Oriental design, 9 x 12, new; television, 217° Philco, new picture tube: liquor cabinet, complete with crystal: combination radio and record player; cabinet style, HU.1-6746.ORIENTAL Tanjore rug.grey, 10 x 14, excellent condition, $225.00.HU.64-2890, evenings.WHITE and pink wrought iron kitchen set; 9 piece white dining room set.HU.6.5920.__ Building Repairs General Contractor PAINTING.PLASTERING, CARPENT- KR WORK.ROOFING, CEMENT AND BRICK WORK.PLLUMBING-TINSMITH.WE.34102 INCOME TAX, BUSINESS OR \u201cPERSONAL.PROBLEMS.BOOKKEFPING, REAL ESTATE, PENSIONS, ETC.WM.PAXMAN, CSC Vi.2-8867 Carpentry WALLS, ceilings washed, painting done, floors cleaned and polished by Sanwitenced man.W.Campbell.RI.7.Cartage and Moving AVAILABLE anytime for any kind of moving: call Roger WE.3-1491 MOVING and cartage done cheaply by tratler.Nughts and weekends.Phone for free estumates, ITU.4-aH29 Painting and Decorating PAINTING \u2014 Decorating \u2014 \u201cInterior and Exterior.Minor repairs \u2014 all types of cleaning.Efficient workers.Rcason- abel rates.All Jobe, Suarantecd.Call S W Little.PO 7-417) ] Maintenance CARPENTER looking for small \u201cjobs, hourly or contract.Westmount vicinity.Good quality gratisnanahio guaranteed V.Jensen, WE.Half Price Air conditioning unit, Frigidaire make, suitable for private or commercial use.Cost $500.00.Sell for $250.00 or nearest offer.Must \u2018be seen, HU.9-2808.LEAVING CANADA Walnut bedroomn set, bargain, first $35 cash.Portable Philips Hi-Fi record player.precision engineered.$45.Oriental wool broadloom, 9 x 105°, with underpad.$45: mirror 18\" x 48\", $4; ironing board, $4.Phone RE.1-5788.WILL SACRIFICE Beautiful Chinese rug.9 x 12, maroon, perfect condition.WE.7-1947.BE PREPARED.Oil heaters.Ball of Fire.portable, pipeless, odorless.755 Atwater WE.2-6803.MEDITERRANFAN - type oak dining room suite by Krug: double bed.plastic headboard, box spring and mattress; Sheraton-type dresser and chest of drawers.All in excellent condition.No dealers.WE.2-1522.FOR country house: continental beds: divan; frigidaire, 9 c.f.; electric stove; very clean, bargain: walnut double bed.Beautyrest mattress, Slumberking spring, as new.5486 Cote St.Antoine Road.PHOTOGRAPHIC Omega enlarger; other dark room equipment.All perfect condition.HU.1-2309.TYPEWRITER, portable, excellent condition, very reasonable: also camp equipment.HU.8.6653.WARDROBE, walnut, in excellent condition, $15.00.Call HU.9-2254.BEDSPREAD, one green.for joined twin beds with dust frills: pair antique candelabra lamps.good condition.HU, MAYTAG automatic dryer, 1958 model, leaving country, $150.00, excellent cone dition.FE.4-8780.31 Wanted To Purchase WANTED.dining room suite.Louis XV or XVI.antique or old copy.RE.3-7339.32 Domestic Help Wanted WANTED: woman for general housework and care of one small child.3 or 4 days weekly.References required.HU.6-5434.VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VVC YVVVYVVYY Service Directory LA AAABAMAMAMBAMAMAAAAANAA Television Repairs OUTDOOR T.V.ANTENNAS INSTALLATION AND REPAIRS Scott TV AND RADIO SERVICE FAST.RELIABLE.FULLY GUARANTEED RI.4-1209 FOR THE BEST IN ANTENNAS ASK FOR A SCOTT ANTENNA IMMEDIATE SERVICE \u2014 Froilers MOVING ?DO IT YOURSELF RENT A TRAILER FROM Ace Trailer Rental Service 5530 COTE DES NEIGES MODERATE RATES RE.8-9871 apartment, in Westmount.References required.Telephone WE.5-9891.after 1 p.m.WANTED: capable woman or girl for central Westmount apartment, 1 or 2 hours daily for 3 or 4 days weekly.Telephone WE.17-1308, references re- red HOUSEKEEPER for man and wife, no children, located in central .D.G.Telephone evenings, between 8 p.m.and 8 p.m.for interview, HU.3.32a Baby Sitters Wanted HIGH school girl age 13 to 17, to help look after children at cottage on Laurentian lake for July and August.Must be good swimmer.Call HU.6- 34 Help Wanted Female \u201cScience Teacher Wanted FOR INDEPENDENT DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS IN WESTMOUNT DUTIES TO COMMENCE SEPTEMBER 1961 APPLY BOX 828 \u2014 7005 KILDARE ROAD MONTREAL 29 36 Help Wanted Male Circulation Department LOCAL WEEKLY NEWSPAPER REQUIRES EMPLOYEE WITH SALES ABILITY.FRENCH AND ENGLISH AN ADVANTAGE.BOX 834 7005 KILDARE RD.MONTREAL 29 e Attention Boys Carrier boys wanted for summer newspaper delivery in Westmount area.Call EVELEIGH- PATTERSON LUGGAGE COMPANY FK Rsove Evoleigh, proprieter EVERYTHING IN LUGGAGE HANDBAGS, WALLETS, BILLFOLDS.UMBRELLAS, ETC.eo LUGGAGE REPAIRS © | 4190 ST.CATHERINE W.(Corner Greene) WE.5-2101 | 36 Help Wanted School Boys Needed 100 WILL BE HIRED 3 HOURS DAILY.AFTER SCHOOL.FULL TIME SATURDAY AND VACATION.MUST BE NEAT AND OVER 15 YEARS.APPLY FRIDAY: 3:30 P.M.SATURDAY: 9 AM 5775 VICTORIA AVE.ROOM 231 40 Found YOUNG cat, trained, striped brown and black, found corner Sherbrooke and Olivier Avenue, Westmount.Call WE.35-5317.41 Domestic Pets LHASA-Apso, either sex, $75.00 each: toy and miniature poodles, $100.00 up; sired by international champion.HU.4-2250.\u2014 Personal 42 Reader and Advisor IN ALL PROBLEMS OF LIFE.NO PROBLEM TOO LARGE OR SMALL FOR THIS READER TO SOLVE.OPEN UNTIL 2204 TUPPER OPPOSITE ATWATER TERMINAL W E.7-0056 Introduction Services Happy marriages are our aim.Whatever your situation we may be able to help you find the right partner.For information call UN.1-3966.BRIDGE LESSONS BY ANNE KING CERTIFIED MASTER TEACHER GROUPS OF FOUR HU.9-7048 Clothing, waste help needy Sixteen trucks working almost \u2018round the clock are hard pressed to keep pace with housewives bent on spring cleaning.according to Brig Charles Lynch, in charge of the Salvation Army's Rehabilitation Centre.The centre, which helps to salvage lives of men who, through alcohol, temptation or personal problems, have been unable to cope with life, is partially financed by salvaged materials ranging from clothing and household furniture down to waste paper, rags and metals.Each year about $25,000 worth of clothing or household items contributed to the Army are supplied free of charge to people who cannot pay.The remainder is sold to low income families through one of the Salvation Army's three stores.In these stores a man's suit would sell for $6 or less.A warm overcoat could be purchased for $4 or less.Women's and children\u2019s clothing are on the same scale.The same scale applies to furniture.A chesterfield \u2014 in good con- tion \u2014 might sell for $30.Last year the cost of operating the rehabilitation centre was more than $390.000 and all but a small proportion came from salvaged materials.\u201cWe have sold books, jewelry, watches, radios, television sets, home appliances.even automobiles,\u201d\u201d Brig.Lynch said.\u2018And the receipts are all devoted to salvaging lives.\u201cIt is only through the grand support we are given by Montreal citizens that we are able to be self-supporting to such a large degree, That's why it is that the Red Shield Appeal now being held is only designed to cover about 20 percent of the cost of the work carried on in all of the Salvatioa Army's 25 service centres in this area,\u201d he said.to cf \u2014\u2014\u2014 oo \u2014\u2014 ~~ \u2014\u2014 a.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Weredale boys recognized as prize winners Highlight of the 90th annual Weredale House prize distribution held May 3 before an audience of 170 boys and 90 parents was the award of the D.Binny Robertson Memorial prize for general proficiency to Walter Pan- kiw.Prizes were presented by H.F.Kerrigan, president of Weredale House.Keith Gulliver won the A.D.Thornton Memorial prize for progress.George Carpenter and Gulliver won Montreal City & District Savings Bank prizes for order and merit.Arthur H.Campbell Prize Fund awards went to Michael Mold, James Holt and Walter Brazier, tutorial; attendance and interest to George Wright; carpentry awards, senior class, te Thomas McCaughey, Buddy Hanson and Dominic Deliva, junior class to Robert Chu, John Pouliot and James Gow; gymnasium awards, senior class, James McCluskey and Donald Caster, intermediate, ! Real Montplaisir and Edgar, Quesnel, and junior, Nicholas Hamilton, William Carpenter, Kenneth McGuire, Donald De-' maine, Leith Hamilton and Buddy Hanson; helpfulness, William Bevan, Robert Pha- roah, Peter Colling and Doug- Jas Ferland and neatness, Pe-; ter Niven, Eugene Rousseau and Yvon Tremblay.Douglas Gordon Trophy cups were won by the senior floor hockey team, Bombers, captained by George Carpenter, the intermediate floor hockey and baseball team, Untouchables, captained by Ernest Carpenter and the junior floor hockey teams, Cobras, Knickerbockers and Celtics, captained by Bruce McFar- lane, Peter Niven and Lorne Gee, respectively.Rotary Sports awards for individual effort went to George Carpenter.Nicholas Cakov, Bruce McFarlane, John Jessops and John Kimber.Edgar Quesnel won the pool championship.The A.A.Boire cup for best camper went to Peter Kneeland; the James Craig cup for best warrior hut went to the Iroquois headed by Nicholas Cakov and the Mrs.Craig cup for best brave hut to the Cayugas led by Ronald McLean.Old Boys\u2019 awards for camp sports went John Bourne, sen- for, Edgar Quesnel, junior, George Keerewer, intermediate, and Kevin Emo, peewee.Softball league awards went to the senior team, Dummies, captained by George Carpenter, and to the junior team, Dedgers, captained by Deugal Daniel.Christian Science 1 > »% The immortal status of the children of God will be brought out at the services in the Christian Science churches this Sunday, in the reading of the week's Lesson- Sermon on the subject \u2018\u2019Mortals and Immortals\u2019.Topical Scriptural selections will include the fol- towing from Romans: \u2018For as many as are led by the Spirit of God, they are the sons of God .The Spirit itself beareth witness with our spirit, that we are the children of God.\u201d And corrclative passages from \u2018\u2018Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u2019 by Mary Baker Eddy will include: \u201cHuman capacity is slow to discern and to grasp God's creation and the divine power and presence which go with it, demonstrating its spiritual origin.Mortals can never know the infinite, until they throw off the old man and reach the Dental insurance Fluoridation \u201cFluoridation is not only a safe, practical and effective public health measuré, but also the cheapest and best communal dental health insurance policy that can be accepted,\u201d Dr.C.Aberdeen McCabe told a joint assembly of the town councils and citizens of two of Montreal's south shore communities last week.\u201cThe initial premium is the cost of the equupment and its installation,\u201d he said.\u201cFor a community with a population of about 6,000 this amounts to less than the cost of straightening the crooked teeth of six of its children.The quantity of fluoride necessary to enrich any water supply to the optimal level, costs an annual average of four to 15 cents per person.\u201d Dr.McCabe said that a water supply which contains sufficient fluoride can effect a more than 65 per cent reduction in the oc- curence of dental decay.In Brant- ford, Ont.\u2014 a test city for North America \u2014 of children in the nine to 11 age group in 1948 only 5.7 per cent had cavity-free teeth.In 1959 43.8 pe: cent of Brantford's nine-to-11-year-olds were free of dental cavities.The difference was directly attributable to the decision of the Brant- ford municipal council to add fluoride compounds to the town\u2019s water supply for the intervening years.The problem of tooth decay, Dr.McCabe pointed out, has reached such a stage it is physically impossible for the dental profession to fill all decayed teeth.Dental caries are found in 33 per cent of two-year-old babies, 48 per cent of two-and-a-half year-olds, 60 per cent of all three-year-olds and 70 per cent of four-year-old children.\u201cThose of you who are parents,\u201d he said, \u201ccan readiy realize the amount of suffering that can be prevented by fluoridation.! must admit that fluoridation will not provide benefits to dental cripples, because fluoridation is a preventative, not a medication.It does not cure dental diseases.\u201cHowever, with the improvement of water supplies by fluoridation, we can expect: first, a tremendous increase in the number of children having no decayed teeth, second, a (wo-third de- Goodwill missions need for Thailand VICTORIA (CP) \u2014 People an Southeast Asia are catching up on social advances.says Hugh Chris: tie, warden at Oakalla Prison farm.Mr.Christie, who travelled to Thailand for the United Nations, urged the Provincial Council of Women recently to do without a few luuries, to scrimp and save and then set out as individual ambassadors to Southeast Asia to spread goodwill and knowledge.Mr.Christie said Southeast Asians look to Canadians as a superior people but that they are catching up in social advance.\u201cWe're got to work and make sure our teen-agers work and use we'll be left behind and they'll be showing us the way.\u201d crease in the decayed \u2014 missing-¥ and-filling rate; third, 75 per cent first permanent molars lost: and fourth, 95 per cent less cavities in the frontal teeth.\u201cAll of this makes treatment easier for both the patient and the dentist, reduces the need for extensive and often painful treatments for the very young and aids in preventing the premature loss of teeth which is the chief cause of irregular crooked tecth and adult dental cripples.\u201d Dr.McCabe said that fluoridation has been tested over more than 20 years of study and research; more than any other pub- + \u201cThose who appose it.\u2019 he said.\u201care in the same class with those who opposed pasteurization, vaccination, chlorination and filtration.\u201d The practice is recommended and endorsed by the Department of National Health and Welfare, the Canadian Medical, the Canadian Dental and the Canadian Public Health Associations and by the World Health Organizations of the United Nations.Galveston, Texas, was the first The Westmount Examiner, Fridey.Mey 12, 196) all their leisure time profitably or.Two cab drivers row over \u2018\u2019load\u2018\u2019 ; M cost à taxi driver $5 in costs Wednesday to find he was erred [in charging another cabbie with illegally picking up passengers 10 Westmount.The complainant was in the number one position on the Veterans Cab stand alongside the Avenue Theatre on Sunday, April 16, when a Veterans Cab drew up before the theatre and discharged pase.sengers.Instead of moving on, the alien cab remained stopped at the curb for several minutes, A man came out of the theatre with two companions and gut into the cab in front of the theatre.The Westmount licensed cab drew up alongside the stranger in town and challenged him.The stranger thought the West.; mount cabdriver was joking, so he says, and he says he joked back, Do you want this load?\u201d \"Then he drove off, telling the other chap to charge him.After much excited bilingual palaver between the defendant, the complainant and the complainant\u2019s witness, another Westmount : cab aviver, the défendant produced his witness with Gallic bravo.His pasenger, à quiet convincing gentleman with à twinkling eye, swore he took the Montreal cab to the theatre.stopped over fur a few minutes and then continued ' lic health measure has ever re-| U.S.city to try the commission on in the same cab as part of ceived.form of government.the same trip.Not gzualty spiritual image and likeness.\u201d bargains ! 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PHONE HU 1-04 57 Topar ADTAKERS AT YOUR SERVICE MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY 8.30 A.M.TILL 8.30 P.M.THURSDAY & FRDIAY 8.30 A.M.TILL 5.00 P.M.17 18 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, Mey 12, 1961 Westmount honors top athletes of year (CITY of Westmount Re- 4 creation Department held their annual Sport Awards last night at Vie toria Hall, honoring softball, hockey, touch football, eigt-man tackle football, eight-man tackle foot- ning was chaired by Rocky Rothwell, who heads the city\u2019s recreation department.Alderman L.W.Bovaird, commissioner of Parks and Recreation, welcomed and paid tribute to the award winners.Many parents were present.The top winner were the outstanding players from termite to senior in hockey and football.Jimmy Ebbitt, p LABELLE Secting, swimming, dramatic CAMP MACAZA Summer Camp for Boys and Girls 7 to 12 yrs.® 13h Year * s end trips, supervision of cerefully chosen staff end directed by Miss Ruby Smith, BA., MSPE.Booklet on request 501 Claremont Avenue COUNTY hendicrofts, boxing, all under the Westmount termite \u2018A\u2019; David Beasant, mosquito; Stephen Abbott, pee wee; Tom Rothwell, bantam; Anthony Tyrell, midget; Phill Martin, senior.The tackle football MVP award was won by Darrell Munro.Trophies, crests and special gifts were presented.Parents, players and other guests were served refresh- mnts after the presentations.¢ Teuch football champions: Termite \u2014 Scouts Mosquitos \u2014 Bombers; Pee Wee, \u2014 Lions.Tackle football champions: Broncs.Softball champions: Mosquito,.\u2014 Jets; Pee Wee, \u2014 Giants; Bantam, \u2014 Yankees; Intermediate, \u2014 Tornadoes.Hockey champions: Termite \u2018\u2018A\u2019\u2019 \u2014 Bears; Termite \u2018\u2018B\u2019 \u2014 Dukes; Mosquito \u2014 Cadets; Pee Wee \u201cA\u201d \u2014 Huskies; Pee Wee \u201cB\u201d \u2014 Vics; Bantam \u2014 Leafs; Midget \u2014 Mustangs; Senior \u2014 Avenue Stars.FOOTBALL Scouts \u2014 Termite champions, by Alderman L.W.Bovaird; Bombers \u2014 Mosquito champions, by Alderman M.L.Tucker: Lions \u2014 Pee Wee champions, by Alderman P, A.Ouimet.TENNIS Senior men's single champion, C.W.Aikman by Alderman F.B.Common.SOFTBALL \u2018\u201cW.B.Scott Cup\u2019 to Tornadoes, Intermediate Softball Champions, by Chief Justice W.B.Scott; Jets \u2014 Mosquito Champions, by Alderman I.S.Backler; Giants \u2014 Pee Wee Champions, by Alderman M.L.Tucker; Yankees \u2014 Banan Champions, by Alderman P.A.Ouimet; Presentation of Softball Umpire Crests by General Manager Norman Dawe.TACKLE FOOTBALL Broncs \u2014 champions, by Ex- Alderman H.G.Seybold: Presentation of 8-Man Tackle Football MVP Trophy to Darrell Munro by Alderman C.H.Drury; Presentation of Touch Football Referee Crests by General Manager Dawe.HOCKEY Mayor J.A.de Lalanne Trophy and crests to Bears, Termite \u201cA\u2019\u2019 Champions, by Ex-Mayor J.A.deLalanne, Alderman P.A.Ouimet Trophy and crests to Dukes, Termite \u201cB\u2019 Champions, by Alderman PA.Ouimet.Canadian Hockey Club Trophy and crests to Cadets, Mosquito Champions, by K.Reardon.Myor Roy L.Campbell Trophy and crests to Huskies, Pee Wee \u201cA\u201d Champions, by Ex-Mayor Roy L.Campbell.Mayor A.S.Bruneau Trophy and crests to Vics, Pee Wee \u2018\u2018B\u201d Champions, by Ex-Mayor A.S.Bruneau.Mayor Walter Merrill Trophy and crests to Leafs, Bantam Champions, by Alderman C.H.Drury.Russ McConnell Memorial Trophy and crests to Mustangs, Midget Champions, by Alderman IS.Backler.Mayor J.C.Cushing Trophy to the Avenue Stars, Senior Champions, by Alderman P.A.Ouimet.Crests to the league leading scorers by Alderman M.L.Tucker.Crests to the Hockey Referees by General Manager Dawe.Lac Orignal, Que.sent on request.CLOUDS HILL CAMP | For Girls i | Safe, sondy waterfront.Excellent instruction and supervision.AH | activities including riding.Some vacancies still available.Bookiet | } Owner - Director : Mrs.A.S.Keator, 510 Grosvenor Avenue WE.7-4790 SPORTING SAM © 9th Season Every Boy Should Have A Chance to experience camp life, to swim and fish, to live in the woods this summer.Cell or write to CAMAP AR EAD © BOYS 6 to 15 © Trained Leadership, Excellent Equipment, Sixteenth Year.Kenneth H.Murrey, M.Ed., Director.ant Ls + Fr tt so EE Ord © ne A PY 2 Angora 46 Surrey Drive, Town of Mount Royal RE.68-4469 by Reg.Wootton À A UE ; London Express Service.Softball games are listed Following are the games scheduled for next week in the City of Westmount Softball Leagues.FRIDAY, MAY 12: Red Wings vs.Marlins (2); Chiefs vs.Jets (3).Mosquito, MONDAY, MAY 15: Cardinals vs.Phillies (2); Braves vs Pirates (3).Pee Wee \u201cA\u201d, TUESDAY, MAY 16: Orioles vs.White Sox (2).Bantam, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17: Dodgers vs, Cubs, (2); Giants vs) Reds, (3), Pee Wee \u201cB\", THURSDAY, MAY 18: Yan- ENJOY QUEBEC'S BEST ~- 6-28 ENJOY O'KEEFE Cruising up the Saguenay, and everywhere in beautiful Quebec, more and more people refresh themselves with mild-tasting O'Keefe Ale.Why don't you try O'Keefe Ale.it's brewed with seediess hops for natural mildness.Change to O'Keefe \u2014 and enjoy life at its best.Drink OKeefe\u2026 ne Mild aie kees vs.Indians (2) Bantam.Cook's Lachine rink wins St.George Spring \u2018spiel A Lachine foursome won the St.George Curling Club\u2019s Spring Bonspiel title pulling off an exciting 10-9 come-from-behind victory over Joe Dolomont\u2019s Caledonia crew.Bill Cook is a previous winner of this \"Spiel.Other members of the Lachine team are: Ed Blake, Ross Dineen and George Peacock, Lachine\u2019s other entry skipped by Harry Coles was making it a clean sweep for the Lachine club by winning the consolation event.Coles edged out Town of Mount Royal's Ross MacFarlane 10-8 in the final.The excitement of the main event final between Cook and Dolomont held the interest of the plate glass skips right down to the last rock.Cook wa.trailing 5-1 after four ends and appeared doomed to defeat.However, he bounced back in with a three- count in the seventh and then deadlocked the contest 8-8 in the 10th frame, In the 11th end, Dolomont was forced to draw for single giving up last rock advantage, The winners then displayed outstanding curling form in the 12th end forcing Dolomont to go for a double on his final shot.Dolo- mont, however, missed the shot and then the Lachine skip fired his stone to remove the Caledonia rock and score a double.Playing with Dolomont were Frank Garret, Bob Hunter and Ed McAuley.This crew beat MacFarlane 13-3 in the afternoon semi-finals while Cook was nipping clubmate Harry Coles 8-6.Main Event Lachine (100 \u2014 Skip, Bill Cook; third, Ed.Blake: second, Ross Dineen; lead, George Peacock.Caledonia 9) \u2014 Skip, Joe Dolomont: third, Frank Garrett; second, b Hunter; lead.Ed.McAuley.Consolation Event Lachine (10) \u2014 Skip, Harry Coles; third, R.Bowes; second, Jim Yerbury; lead, Ray Fetterley.Mount Royal (8) \u2014 Skip, Ross Mac- Farlane: third, Ken Wray: second, Garth Allen; lead, Doug Scott.Irish rugger in first win Montreal Irish finally won its first game of the Quebec Rugger Union season, blanking Barbarians 640 at Beaver Lake over the weekend.Irish had lost its first three staris. LA _ TTL M LE; u \u201clo GAM POLLOCK, who has come a long way up the hockey ladder, and who is now the big man behind most of Canadiens Hockey Club farm systems, couldn\u2019t have spoken truer words at the presentation banquet of the Metro Junior Hockey League.He remarked, as he glanced around the banquet hall at the Queen\u2019s Hotel, that Metro club coaches and members of the club managements were at one time playing the game of hockey that they now serve in another manner.To mention two, Buddy O'Connor, coach of Verdun Maple Leafs; Pete Morin, Lachine\u2019s club president.* + + LET'S GO A LITTLE further, Phil Dalgliesh, coach of the La- chine Maroons.Phil never played the big cime but he had it pretty rough in the minor pro leagues where he played for Portland and other clubs on the west coast.Phil started his playing on Verdun rinks, so did Buddy.The point that Sam wanted to bring to the attention of the 225 persons was that they were still with the game.It also showed that this sort of thing can go on and on.It's nice to have such guys taking up the game \u2018hat at one time gave them a living, at least a start, now are working to keep the game alive with the juniors.* + + LOOKING BACK on the youngsters playing hockey today, sons of famous NHL stars, it seems that their names will live on for many years to come.To mention a few, Red Storey's son; Doug Harvey, Elmer Lach, Ken Mosdell, Gerry Heffernan and Maurice Richard's boy.There must be quite a few more if you want to take a few hours and consult the records.* LS + It has been a few years since players like Marshall, Richard, Boom Boom and Big Jean that make thousands cheer as they score goals or make fine plays, have come up through the junior ranks.The ranks have been lean but maybe that cycle has been reached as we take a look at youngsters of today who will be stars of the future.+ * ¥* ANOTHER POINT is the men behind the clubs.It\u2019s the pro clubs who gain the benefit on the long run.Except for a small tribute paid to the management of amateur clubs, they are soon forgotten as the club carries on, and the lucky player goes on to the top.»* æ æ IT'S BEEN LIKE that for some years now and we don\u2019t suppose it will change in my time or in my son's time.The system of gaining players for pro clubs is here to stay.It does cost the big clubs dough.but it's a gamble they take to get the big one, the one that will pay off dividends.+ + * FEAR TO GROUND REMEMBER PETER LINDSAY, who played for NDG Monarchs Metro junior team ?He made it at McGill as an engineer.Peter now gets around in a wheel chair.He was injured in a hockey game by a check that is seen hundreds of times, and no one gets hurt.Credit goes out to Peter from his many hockey fans for the will and spirit to get what he wanted, a graduate of McGill with a degree.¥» - » Jim Tsoncs, who resides on Victoria avenue, will walk the alsle on Saturday.He was stagged by many of his friends last week .Another of Jim's pals, Derek Wyles, who now resides in Toroate was stagged (we weeks age and married the next day.What a week-end ?1 ITTY?0m LLL LL Ld Al Grout, Medek named te beach club Cameron Grout.member of Canada\u2019s 1960 Olympic swimming team, and Frank Medck.program | director of the East End Boys The Westmount Examiner, Fridey.Mey 12, 196) LCC to fete \u201861 ski teams The President and Executive 19 Westmount YMCA sweeps foil event Westmount YMCA made a clean sweep of ile Quebec \u2018A\u2019 Class foil Club, have been named to the Committee of the Old Boys\u2019 Asso- | championship for men winning the staff of the Seigniory Park Beach Club in Chateauguay.Grout will supervise the aquatic program at the new Olympic size pool.Medek, who has been granted a leave of absence from the East End club, will be managing director of the Seigniory operation.The 50 metre pool is equipped to handle all international com- | petition.Diving facilities range! from a three metre board to a 10 metre tower.Otther facilities include a separate wading pool for children, ! badminton.volleyball.tennis and badminton courts, a soccer and rugby field track and field pits, trampolines and weight training equipment.ciation of Lower Canada College wil hold a ski dinner in honor of the school ski teams.Friday.May 12 at 6.30 pm.in the school dining hall.Guest of honor is F.S.Urquhart.first 4-places of a group of cleven \u201cparticipants from Palestre Na tional, University of Montreal, Scaramouche Clubs.| Winaers.Ist, Herbert Obst, 2nd, ; Benedick Simo, 3rd, Hans Adihoch.ah.Lugi Calderisi.Westmount YM.C.A.SUMMER FUN CLUB «.à daily program of sing-songs, crafts, swimming instruction, trips, tours, out-of-town picnics, and special events.- .fer: boys and giris 9-13 years of age JULY 3rd to AUGUST 11th FOLDERS AVAILABLE AT THE Y.M.C.A.AFTER MAY 1st RINGS \u20ac OUT THE BEST IN Kd PES LX > vif $ with COOL CONTROL BREWING Want a beer that's always easy drinking, always uniform?Have a Dow.It's top quality because Dow, and only Dow, is Cool Control brewed.When you order your beer, order Dow, the cauy-drinking best in bees.oo rm rer re \u2014_ This 1s to certify that Dow Ale is brewed by the enclusive Cool Control process.\u2018This process is continually tested, ensuring uniform high quality.». 20 Too Westmount Snaminer, Pridey, Mey 12, 1961 THE NEW HOME OF 3029 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST (Just West of Claremont) A home is only as modern as its plumbing! 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