The Westmount examiner, 30 mars 1962, vendredi 30 mars 1962

[" Are you a rockhound?Page 3 7 CR 06 id * [RAS * (Rs A ht NS A % re Te LS Z-RO.; [PG - 4 a VOL.XXXII, Ne.13 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, MAR.30, 1962.33 35 5 CENTS 24 PAGES SPEED SKATER: Fourteen-year-old Francine Ferland, daughter 6.Mr.and Mrs.P.E.Ferland, 4924 Sherbrooke street west, is seen here shortly after winning the trophies she is holding.Francine, a grade 9 student at College Valery, wom them for winning a speed skating race of half a mile against the best skaters of four other colleges recently.The race took place at the Maurice Richard Forum, Body is found in basement The body of James Roy, 75, was found Tuesday night in the basement of his York street home after a friend, calling to find out why there appeared to be no one home, searched through the building.Mr.Roy had been dead for two days.Police attributed cause of death to a heart condition he had had for many years.The friand, Robert Mustard, of 4078 Northcliffe avenue, had gone to visit and got no answer when he knocked.He said he suspected something to be wrong, since he knew of the heart condition of the older man.*\u201cl opened the door and went through the house.It wasn't until 1 got down into the basement that I found him,\u201d he said.Mr.Roy had apparently been dead for some time.At the inquest, held Wednesday at the Montreal coroner's office, it was established that the cause of death was the heart condition he had been suffering from for a long time.Mr.Roy was unmarried and lived alone.The owner of the house, Robert Robinson, lives in California and upon learning of the old man\u2019s death made arrangements to fly to Westmount to make funeral arrangements.Investigating the incident was Lieut.W.Pryde of the Westmount police department.Swimming lessons Pege 23 Suspend judgment in accident case Judge Alexander M.Stalker Wednesday morning suspended judgment in a case involving a technical hit-run accident which occurred in February.The accident involved three cars.Appearing before the bench was Patrick Mellon of 2254 Oxford avenue.Charged with failing to remain at the scene of an accident, he pleaded guilty with an explanation.The accident in question occurred at dusk on February 21, on The Boulevard near the corner of Roslyn avenue.The car driven by Mr.Mellon hit another car in front, driven by Norman Capper of 9 Grove park, which in turn hit a third car driven by Mrs.Raciic! Wasserman of 513 Grosvenor avenue.Mr.Mellon said in à statement to the police that he thought the damage was necligible and proceeded on his way to an appointment.The following day - thinking an overnight delay would do no harm, he phoned Westmount police and told them he was the third party in the accident.He appeared in court earlier, and was charged formally with the responsibility.It was at that time, however, set over until last Wednesday.When the story was told, the jude smd he'd like to hear a report from the other people ne.volved in the mishap.There was an estimated $250 damage done to the Capper ve hicle, according to police reports, but negligible damage to the Was.serman car.The case has been set over to Wednesday.April 4.CMP man hits public apathy Page 5 Irresponsible public blamed for crime wave Page 5 avy team wins rifle tournament .\u2014_ cesse Page 7 Next week\u2019s weather By ERIC NEAL April 1 to 7 Gusty winds and powder snow, then bright and relatively mild with morning mists or fog and cold nights.Light snow or showers, even thunder for some districts.This is a stormy, partial thaw week; temperature range 15 - 45°F, Sunny intervals with cold showers and more soft snom an the middle of the week.Valley fogs in all the south, near blizzard conditions in the north and the Maritimes.Sugaring-off in full swing.The log drive starts; \u2018break-up\u2019 is beginning and so are the floods, Bright and pleasant but cool for the end of the week with suany periods, gusty winds and flurries. © Asbestos & Metal Siding Commercial - Industrial Residential Maintenance end Repoirs on AN Types of Buildings | Leo Falardcau PLUMBING © HEATING © ROORMNG SHEET METAL WORK © GAS HEATERS 3955 St.James Street West Inspection & Estimates on Request WE.5-2595 WE.3-2432 we ee ee A A AA AA We WY Ee YY WY TTY TTT DY YY WW TT OOO eS A SR BR RR RR J AR REAR ES EES SAAS SA SEA A SA AALS ALAA SA AA A SE A A A AA SA SAAS AAA _SA_S_A SA A A 0 _S_A_S_A_S_S_S_5_A_0 S_% Wee A te ee AA A AAA A eT YY Yr TT ed TT TT TT TTT ST WT RT TE A BRIGHTER DAY EVERY DAY WITH \u201cTHE KIRBY DERBY\u201c THE \u201cJOHN WILSON SHOW\u201d 10 AM.- 2 P.M.DAILY Between you and me Warm Taiwan hospitality By Margaret Aitken Taiwan: In all my experience as a traveller, I have never known such hospitality as that bestowed upon me by the Chinese in this outpost of freedom called Formosa.1t is not the kind of hospitality we accord visitors \u2014 i.e., lavish food and cocktail parties.It is a giving of individual time and attention.But let me start at the beginning.Upon arrival at Taipei, capital of Taiwan, 1 was met by fwo gentlemen from the Foreign Office, I.Lin Wu, second secretary and Mih Sih-Tshoong, deputy director of protocol.Mr.Wu was introduced as my guide and interpreter throughout the visit.The two gentlemen whisked me through customs to a waiting black limousine, with a smiling, bowing young driver.But it was not the human courtesy that touched me so much as the fact that attached to the car mudguards were two flags \u2014 the Chinese and the Union Jack.Later, when we arrived at the Grand Hotel, 1 was again greeted with sight of the two flags flying on either side of the porte cochere.I wished my colleagues in the House of Commons \u2014 those who keep crying for a Canadian flag, a distinctive Canadian flag \u2014 could experience the thrill of | seeing the beautiful Red Ensign raised in one's honor 10.000 miles from home.! Foretaste of things to come was presentation from Mr.Wu! of a 28-page booklet with the title .\u201cProgram: Visit of Honorable .Margaret Aitken, Member of the House of Commons of Canada to the Republic of China.\u201d | and ALAN MILLS in the lead roles.| Just one day And to illustrate my conten- | tion that Chinese hospitality is individual attention, rather than ' just a round of parties, let me | give you one day of itinerary .ONTIAC OWNERS! AFTER HOURS WE.7-6342 == ae à pe YOUR AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER Montreu ua nez WE.79121 RCI A En sme Speedy, reliable service for your Pontiac is wow! available at Montreal Buick, authorized Pontiac dealers .on St.Cath-' erine Street, just west of Atwater.Handy to the Atwater Terminus.| USE EXAMINER CLASSIFIED ADS my for a week.Our own pupils mostly [p.m., almost no one left the audi- | of the Executive Yuan.\u201d \u2018He is Deputy President to Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek); 19:30, Dinner by His Excellency Dr.Shen Chang-buan, Minister of Foreign Affairs.Answering questions And so ended one day of a visit to the Republic of China.Each moment has been filled in this way with individual meetings \u2014 courteous men and women dedicated to answering any question ! might ask.Why, you may ask, why would ome MP from Canada be chosen Lunch by President Yu; 15:00, to experience this great oppor- Visit Plant No.6 of the Taiwan tunity of seeing Free China in Fertilizer Corporation; action?\u201816:00, Visit the Academic Sinica; 17:30.Call on His Excellency Mr.Chu Fu-sung, Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs.\u201d (He was a former Ambassador to Canada from China): 18:30, Call on His Excellency Mr.Wang Yun-wu, Vice President \u20189:00 a.m.call on His Excellency Mr.Ku Cheng-kang, Secretary General of the National Assembly.\u201d (He is comparable to our Mr.Speaker): \u201810:30, Call on General Pang Meng-chi, Chief of General Staff; 11:30, Call on His Excellency Mr.Yu Yu-Jen, President of the Control yuan.\u201d\u2019 (One of China's Grand Old Men of politics and a follower of Dr.Sun Yat-sen); \u201c12:00, The answer is simple.The Chinese people, not only in Taiwan but all over the world, want Western people to see what they are doing for freedom and it was at the invitation of Cana- dian-Chinese that I came to this last frontier of freedom in Asia.This week in Westmount by Valentina Rahr More than 4,000 high school pupils came to see The Diary of Anne Frank'\u2019 in the auditorium of West- mount High School last week.The event was sponsored by the Jewish Junior Welfare League and the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal with well known English specialist CHARLES RITTEN- HOUSE as chief organizer.Actors for the play came from the Theatre Heritage Group with | \u201cLUCKY\u201d a long-haired black professionals JOAN BLACKMAN \u2018454 white dog whe has reached the ! ripe age of thirteen.and is a fara- Director and scene designer was iliar sight around shops in the Eugene Jousse of Verdun High wictoria-Sherbrooke vicinity.was School.; .missing for a while recently, All high school pupils from causing considerable worry to his Grades X and XI were given an gyner MRS.F.M.MACNEILL of opportunity to see a professional Parkman Place.Store owners production explained Principal | gratefully fed him choice morsels WOOD.\u201cHalf the high schools in from their merchandise when he Montreal pe to see the play in 'reappeared in his familiar haunts our new auditorium, every day again .saw it on Friday when Grades Westmount Recreation Depart- ae ment Midget Leaguer MIKE VIII, IX, X and XI were invited SHAUGHNESSY scored the last to attend.Their enthusiasm was goal of the 1961-62 season for the TH E handling of flowers and their proper arrangement { at the memorial service are matters which receive our ut- | most attention.BA Collins | 0 A NUNNS AL WiLllIAmS 5010 SHENGROOKE STREET WEST spontaneous.| BADGERS .Choir director K.D.And an indication of the holding : ADAMS mailing out applications to power of the drama was evidenced Sir George Williams University by the fact that although the per- | students in an effort to establish a formance lasted from 2.00 to 4.30 new University Choir .cancer torium until it was over.The Mont- led for a Bean real School Board is trying to bring | 16 .Jury members for the the best in stage production to!çoming Independent Art Associa- high school pupils to arouse their tion 30th anniversary exhibition interest in good drama.met last Thursday at the studio Ski on Academy road to choose paint- \u2014 ings for the show that will be on display at Gemst Gallery for two racing weeks commencing April 3.Jury About 100 ski enthusiasts from avers RCA.A SADT Roslyn School took part in fast\u2019 ARCA, A.PINSKY.and HENRY downhill races at Murray Park on | simpKINS ° Monday and Thursday afternoons \u2019 under the direction of MRS.N.MACFARLANE and MRS.E.B.CLIFT.This last event of the ski instruction season capped a weekend at Mont Gabriel.| \u201cTaking them up north for one day does more for them than any.| thing else.\u201d\u2019 commented Mrs.Macfarlane.\u201cThe weather was cold but underfoot it was good.They were ; very keen and learned quickly.The groups are generally divided into classes according to ability not ac- corting to age.\u201d \u2018 Mrs.Macfarlane has been a ski enthusiast from the time she attended elementary school.when she originally learned to handle skis on the slope of Victoria avenue behind the Westmount Fire Station.In those years there wasn't as much traffic as nowadays, and the fire station area did mot extend so far back as it does today.EE EE da DT PA ee EE EE EE Axe © \u2014t\u2014\u2014 SNORT SS aaa pr FH SES tee RE Per A8 Vour © PHOTOGRAPHY e PHOTO SUPPLIES © PICTURE FRAMING © Rognies end Custom Photofinishing © ACME PHOTO Reg'd.2 Stores te Serve You 4123 St.Catherine, W.WE.2-5709 4866 Sherbrooke St, W.HU.1-1989 Yo XXXIN, Ne.13 OLD AND NEW: Lt.Col.A.Alton, right, Quebec Command Signal Officer.Marcel Labre.Lt.Col.David Hart, MM, (second from left) took time out Tuesday night to explain to the youngest signalman of the l!th Signals Regiment, Westmount, just what was used for communications back in the old days \u2014 a flashing aldis lamp.The occasion was the annual inspection of the regiment by With them are Cpl.Georges Beaulieu and 17-year-old Annual gymnasium show to feature many events The annual Westmount YMCA | Tickets cost 25c for children gym revue, *Gymorama\u2019\u2019 \u2014 will! and 75c for adults and are avail- be held this year during Easter | able from YMCA youth members Week.on Wednesday and Thurs-, or at the Westmount \u2018Y\u2019.4585 day evenings, April 25 and 26 at Sherbrooke street west.7:30 pm.at the Westmount To many children in West- YMCA.| mount, Saturday is \u2018Y\u2019 day.The Arrangements for this revue Westmount YMCA operates an all of Talent has been going on for day program for children be- several months now.| tween the ages of nine and sev- There will be displays from enteen.Members and guests may every age grouping of YMCA participate in part or in all of the members including youth and programs offered.Swimming.adults.| gym activities, handicrafts and games constitute the morning's program.Children may bring their lunches with them.Soft drinks and potato chips are available at the \u2018Y\u2019.In the afternoon there is a special \u2018outing program\u2019 called \u2018Fun \u2018N Frolics.\u201d The program is varied each week to make it more interesting.Some recent activities which the Saturday afternoon program has operated are: a trip to the Sportsmen DR.SYDNEY HORNSTEIN Surgeon Dentist 5369 Queen Mary Road Annouaciag .New office hours Mon., Wed., Fri.7 am.- 10:30 p.m.Tues., Thurs., Sat.7am -7 pm.HU.6-0453 \u2014 HU.6-1131 \u201d Show.police station, the CBC Le Couvert est complet: studios.ice Capades: movies in Monseigneur est servi\u201d Ë .ties.and skating parties.; The boys\u2019 and girls\u2019 program ' schedule \u2014 spring 1962 is effec- | tive as of March 26.The Satur- i day program schedule remains the same.Sixers banquet is great success The Western District annual | Sixers Banquet was held at Trinity Memorial Church, Saturday.when 208 leaders and sixers were treated to an enjoyable evening.W.R.Bedford, ADC cubs, introduced head table guests, J.R.Walker.DCM, J.L.Ravick (representing H.W.Hiscocks, president of the district council».Miss L.Poltrick, field commissioner, i i | at Montreal's newest exclusive dining room \u2018L aiglon\u2019 of Le Café des Artistes \u201cThe Home of Celebrities\u201d Reception Solons for Weddings, Sociol Gatherings or Meetings Fully Licensed Reservations Tel.: 937-0991 1471 Dorchester W.and C.V.Ruck, DC.the YMCA building: bowling par- Local residents on advisory group Three members of the Quebec Easter Seal Society's new advisory coinmittee are Westmounters, it was learned today.They are Dr.Arnold F.Jones, a surgeon at the Montreal General Hospital and resident at 17 Willow street; ! Ernest 0.Freedman, notary pub- | lic, of 374 Kitchener street; and! Romeo Desjardins, QC.of 469 Strathcona street.The committee will guide the efforts of the team of voluntary workers who will campaign from April 10 to April 23, seeking to raise $150,000 for the treatment, Westmount Chairman pa The Canadian Cancer Society is epening its annual appeal for funds on Monday, April 2.Chairman of the Westmount division of the campaign is Paul A.Oui- met, QC.corporation lawyer with the Iron Ore Company of Canada.Mr.Ouimet, who lives at 38 Sunayside avenue, is am active worker in community affairs and is counting on the support of Westmount residents te aid in this vital work.The funds will be used to further the society's efforts in the field of research, education and welfare.The campaign continues through until April 16.The objective (or the Greater Montreal area is $330,000.\u2018 GS ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS OHMAN\"S JEWELLERS WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.PAGE THREE Rockhounds put hobby on display Results ot twice monthly meet.\"ings of the Montreal Gem and Mane eral Club, held at the Westmount YMCA.and the cftorts of its members, will be où extubition today and Saturday.March 30 and 31 The occasion is the Nth Annual Exhibition of the Montreal Gem and Mineral Club.and 1it is beng held at the Cartier Terrace of the Sheraton - Mt Royal hotel Any person aterested in the collecting, cutting and polishing of rocks, nua: erals and LEIS IS mvited to visit the exhibition There will be no admission charge.Outstanding specunens of rocks and minerals from many locations throughout the world and partic: ularly from the Province of Que- \u2018bec, will be on display as well as gems and munerals which have been cut, polished and mounted by lelub members.Special exhibits will feature gem identification and testing.In addition, jewellery making and fluorescent minerals display will be featured for the ' younger members : \" One of the special displays will be replicas of the Crown Jewels: others will include an array of Quebec minerais displayed by the ; | provincial department of mines care and rehabilitation of erippled and samples of artificially-grown children and adults.ai 14 Chatham emeralds NEED A (AB! UN.6-4551 VETERAN TAXI ASS'N.\u2014 Roger Brunelle photo THE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT AND STAFF of the Westmount Y.M.CA.4585 Sherbrooke Street West Cordially invites its Members and Friends to attend the FIFTIETH ANNUAL MEETING and DINNER o THURSDAY.APRIL 5th Guest Speaker: DR.DOUGLAS J.WILSON Reception 6 p.m.\u2014 Dinner 6.30 p.m.Adults $2.00 \u2014 Students $1.00 Disner Reservations may be made by calling WE.7-3916 WaT LI | AT Serving the CHy of Westmount since 1928 Head Office: 7008 Kildare Road.Meares! 29 Mentreal, Fridey, March 30, 1962 Classified Adverticing (To 0:30 p.m.Men., Tess.& Wed.Oaly) HU.1.0481 Editorial Department \u2014 Accounting Department Circulation Dept.\u2014 Display Advertising Mu.1-2771 Jeha W.Seacten, President end Publisher Mogb E MeCormick, Choirmen Larry Melanie.News Editer Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager Theo Examiner aime le bo an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to publie service.Mail sabscriptions: $2.50 per year: $1.28 half year.Pive cents os copy Member of the Consdian Wekkiy Newspapers Asssciation, Quebes Newspapers Association Authorized as Second Class Mai) by the Post Office Department.Ottawa and for payment of postage in cash.\u2014 -_\u2014- | SAY Overheard: \u2018She's mad at me for drinking, and I'm mad at her for never sewing buttons on my shirts.So | reach info the icebox lost night \u2014 and she's frozen o button in every ice cube!\" WE SAY Westmount needs clean-up campaign HE snow is finally going, after a long, hard winter.It\u2019s now that those little bits of junk thrown away into the nearest snowbank back in January will show up.As the weather warms, it would be nice to see tenants and homeowners put on a concentrated effort to do a real cleanup job throughout Westmount, getting rid of the winter's residue.What better way to enjoy the warmth than to get out and putter around the house?But let's make the puttering part of a cleanup campaign.For example, one house in Westmount still has Christmas decorations outside.With Easter just around the corner, now would be a good time to make the change.And for those who will be taking to the highways these fine weekends, wouldn't you really appreciate it if there was some way the roadsides could be kept clean ?Perhaps such legislations will come.Meanwhile, let's start at home and get everything here ship-shape.It's at least a step in the right direction.Tum-ti-tiddty-um A beautician as secking a di- voree because her husband \u201chums its of Wagner at breakfast © Incompatibility is the word | hope this virtuoso gives her snatches of the Ride of the Valkyries or Frenzied Washer women's Jamboree, YOU SAY Falling ice becomes a problem Sir: Yesterday, while walking along Sherbrooke street, 1 had the unpleasant experience of nearly being hit by some falling ice from the roof of a nearby building.If 1 hadn't been where 1 was -\u2014 if 1 had only been one or two feet back, I would have been hit and perhaps seriously injured by this fall of ice.1 heartily wish that those who are in charge of public buildings would see to it that they clean the ice and snow from their roofs without waiting for the sun to do it for them and endangering those walking below.Someone may quite easily be injured for life by such things.If this might be done when there is little or no pedestrian traffic, say early in the morning.I am sure we would all be able to use our streets with much better peace of mind.Mr.V.D.D.All clear When 1 read that \u201cIn the eves of the law the road includes the pavement and vice versa,\u201d 1 understood why a pedestrian who waits on the kerb to cross the road is obstructing the traffic on the pavement, Start construction of pool now OW that summer is drawing close.many eyes in Westmount must be turning to the public amenities of this city.Among these people will be raised the old thoughts of the long- awaited swimming pool.Come along city councillors, don\u2019t let's miss what is likely to be a glorious summer without a pool in our fair city.When is construction going to start?THEY SAY To you self-denial may only mean weariness, restraint, ennui; but it means, also, love, perfection, sanctification, \u2014R.D.Hitchcock A modern fable: the Grebe revolution By Pierre Berton IS THERE A GREATER ADVERTISING GENIUS extant than B.Durstine Grebe, president of the great ad agency of Slant, Burble, Krisp, Fodder and Skreem ?(known throughout the trade as SBKF and S?).I do not believe so for Grebe is the acknowledged giant of the industry.Who remembers Slant, Burble and Krisp ?They have long since gone to their coronary rest, while Fodder and Skreem are mere names on a letterhead.But the slightest hint that Grebe is working on an account will send the sales graph to new Everests.Since the very beginning Grebe has been dedicated to a single proposition : Time is something to be filled with commercial messages.Air that contains anything other than commercials is, to him, \u2018\u2018dead air.\u201d 1 still remember him in his youth, fidgeting during the organ interlude at the Timothy Eaton Memorial Church and trying to figure out a way to work in the tunes of two singing commercials between stanzas of Shall We Gather at the River?He was not successful, but he accomplished his aim in a roundabout way by commissioning a new singing commercial for a finance company to the same tune.Thus, whenever any organist played that grand old hymn, the congregation was subtly reminded that they would be treated with dignity whenever they needed easy cash.Jt used to bother Grebe to have to listen to long-playing records of great classical music because they were uninterrupted by any sponsored message.I have literally watched him writhe over the hi-fi set as the strains of Prokofiev poured out without a single commercial break.He felt, somehow, that the advertising world was being cheated by these \u2018\u2018sustaining discs,\u201d as he called them.FIRST BREAK His first real break came when he persuaded a small company, recording under the Shatter label, to sell commercial time on its jumbo LP.release of Handel's Messiah.There were seven commercial spots in all, of 45 seconds each, promoting Glib, the new fluoride toothpaste with the semi-sweet chocolate flavor.The alternate sponsor \u2018on the flip side) was Jerm, the antiseptic mouthwash that tasted like vodka.The record was an instant hit, not only because it sold for slightly less money, being sponsored, but also because people genuinely enjoyed the commercial breaks.After all, they were used to them from radio and TV.For some time, indeed, there had been a rising tide of indignation against the record companies for insisting on an uninterrupted flow of music.Grebe filled a genuine need \u2014 after all, that is the basis of good advertising \u2014 and the whole industry quickly fell in line.An ingenious Grebe refinement was his master stroke in persuading famous concert recording artists to voice the commercials personally.Thus, Jascha Heifetz, just before the famous Joachim cadenza in the Beethoven Violin Concerto, set aside his bow for a moment to speak a few words in favor of Gurgle, the sensational new cola drink that maintains its fizz even when the cap is lost, All in good taste, of course.Small wonder that Grebe was given the Enterprise in Action Award at the annual convention of the Socicty for the Preservation of Traditional Freedoms.For Grebe this was only a beginning.His next coup was a major one.Singlehandedly, he succeeded in selling commercial time on the pilot's announcements on Pan-American Air lines domestic and trans-ocean flights.The original tape of Capt.Gerald Farbspear's remarks now rests in a glass case at the Creative Advertising Institute's Museum : \u201cLadies and gentlemen, we will be flying at an altitude of 28,000 feet,\u201d it begins \u2014 and then the historic words follow.\u201c .and speaking of feet, folks, have you enjoyed an Acme Home Pedicure lately?\u201d These messages were an instant success and every airline quickly found it had to adopt the idea.Everyone agreed that they worked to soothe the hesitant air traveller \u2014 to make him feel as if he were right in the safety of his own living-room.The added commercial revenue also made it possible to serve another free five-course meal in addition to the three meals that were already standard on four- hour transcontinental flights, thus underlining the axiom that advertising when used in the public interest is the backbone of the nation.Grebe\u2019s greatest stroke of genius had its genesis when he phoned a local radio station and heard the operator say : \u201cGood morning.Radio station CHOO ! Most-listened-to statiom im your area by actual survey.May 1 help you?\u2019 Suddenly, it came to Grebe that commercial time could also be sold on telephone calls.A pilot project was instantly set up in 26 selected factories, business offices and public institutions and was enormously successful.The first test call is also on tape at the Institute : X-word 2.Move on ground, as a plane 8.Tooth discomfort 4.Beverage 8.Burst forth 6.Just dogs engine fumes 7.Close to 8.Article 0.Tyrant of 10.Emerald 18.Harry 14, Bar, flakes Lauder\u2019s or powder, \u201cman\u201d eg.19.To hide 19.Mixes away (sl.) 20.Suspends 21.Top of 21, Yellow foot arch bugle 24.Help in wrongdo 28.Flat 29.Limbless reptile 30.Three- banded armadillo 81.Stubborn 82.\u2018Red \u2014 at sunset\u201d $4.Habitual drunkard 87.Bulgarian coin 38.Pronoun 1.Condition ©.\u201cRemember the \u2014\" 11.Trained- 17.Kitty, in games SWITCHBOARD.Grableigh Tool & Die .Good morning' And it will be a good morning if you start the day right with Vita- Whip, nature's own energizing cream.CALLER : Give me Mr.Grab- leigh, please, SWITCHBOARD : 1 will connect you with his secretary.But if you really want to make connections, don\u2019t forget the new all-purpose Groom strengthens hair follicles while giving your scalp new lustre .SECRETARY : Mr.Grableigh's office.Can I help you \u2014 by recommending Whiff, the safe, all- purpose decongestant tablet ?CALLER : Give me GG.It's rush.SECRETARY : I'm sorry, Mr.Grableigh is not available.But Glare, the amazing hand lotion that shines like varnish is always available at leading drug and department stores.Although one or two callers complained about delays, especially those phoning hospital emergency wards, most people quickly became used to phone commercials.Grebe then moved swiftly to sell commercials on long-dis- tance calls.As he pointed out to the telephone companies, they had the perfect \u2018\u2018captive audience\u2019 and there could be no argument about the ratings, It soon became standard for anybody placing a long- distance call to receive two commercial messages before being connected with his party.Grebe\u2019s latest move is to have the commercial time increased by 30 seconds on person-to-per- son calls, but so far the Board of Transport Commissioners has not approved the request.Advertising has its place, they agree, but they don\u2019t think it should take precedence over public service.In a democracy this is, of course, an arguable point.A good many people now think that the bureaucrats are again trying to deny us our basic freedoms.puzzle Foy Doze F689 ONDOR .Bel.LIVIA TROL ELLY glum [SEDSELNVES resort HISMRAS [TRE LIOIS 25.Valise OMS os 26.Aug- SVN IRA SYA ment 156 a[3[T[S IND 27.Man's HSIVILS NIOTW, © 3 nick- 1135 ET name SELLE EN 20.Cross.BNUNIWISLLIIVLIC] word puzzle 36.So.Amer, fans monkey 31.To eat 38.Faction sparingly 39.Pile 33.\u201cAlas and 40.Blunders \u2014\" 43.Former $4.Lath monetary 35.Solemn unit (Lat.) promise 48.Athome 38 [39 [do PE [MU URS \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 RCMP officer: Irresponsibility crime wave cause A hard-hitting speech Wednesday put the blame for present crime growth on \u201cthose who believe prevention and detection of crime is the sole responsibility of the law.and those who wilfully impede law and order for political, social or personal reasons.\u201d The speaker was Superintendent R.J.Bélec of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.who addressed the Westmount Rotary Club at Victoria Hall Wednesday.Superfintendent Bélec's talk was on the subject of police public relations.\u201cThese attitudes,\u201d said the superintendent.\u201d can be very dangerous because in the ceaseless battle against disorder and crime, the police are greatly outnumbered by those of criminal tendencies who would not be slow in seizing any tactical advantage afforded by the absence of public support or its withdrawal in any degree.\u201d The superintendent's topic has been of prime interest even as KENDWOOD'S EXECUTIVE RE - ELECTED At the annual meeting of Allied Van Lines Ltd., held recently in Toronto, Paul G.Kenwood of Montreal was re-elected president of Canada\u2019s largest long - distance moving organization for the fourth consecutive year.Mr.Kenwood is also managing director of Ken- wood is also managing director of Kenwood's Westmount Transfer and Storage Ltd.which has been established in Montreal for over 55 years.UEFA dL | jog | Now don't be lazy JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1269 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 high as royalty.In 1954, Queen Elizabeth had, he said, spoken about it to those attending the Royal Review of the Metropolitan Police in London.She said: \u2018The police in discharging their many varied and responsible duties maintain the spirit of service towards their fellow citizens which is part of the tradition of the ancient office of Constable.On this depends the friendly cooperation between police and public of which this country is so proud.\u201d Superintendent Bélec spoke about the tremendous inerease in weapons of criminal detection now being used.\u201cIn an effort to | meet the challenge of the ever- increasing crime rate and the | rapidly changing and expanding ; crime patterns police forces have , established closer co-operation,\u201d ;he said.This was true on local.national i and international scales, with the | addition of educational and professional standards being raised in police ranks.\u201cAssistance in fighting crime has been obtained from scientists, universities, and members of the medical profession, and we have worked closely with various committees studying the crime siuation.\u201d \u201cDespite all these measures taken by police organizations and \u2018the work performed by groups outside the law enforcement field \u2014 all designed to stem the growth of criminal activities \u2014 crime continues to augment at a disturbing rate,\u201d added the superintendent.He traced the problem in its public relations area to an improper conception of the relation between the law and the people.\u201cOld and new statutes and regulations designed to protect the individual and ensure a well- regulated life in our communities are considered irksome and irritating to large sections of the ! people and tend to alienate public sympathy in all the activities of the police.| e e Police disavow e e e bagging building Westmount police have denied reports that chips were knocked off a local building during a recent effort at getting rid of some pigeons.\u201cWe did not hit any buildings,\u201d\u2019 said Isspector Andrew Lowson, \u201cbut we didn't get any pigeons, either.\u201d ! According to the inspector.the: force uses many methods to get rid of the feathery menace.Re-' ports show everything from cages to .22 rifles to various other equipment.The shooting on this particular jaunt begin at 6:15 a.m.when the policemen took aim at a flock of pigeons on an office building at Elm avenue and Sherbrooke street west.Alderman C.H.Drury commented that the shooting news would probably result in the department and the papers being peppered with all kinds of representations from bird lovers and pigeon haters.* their children to have respect for v The Westmount Bneminer, Fridoy.March 30, 1962 5 THE CARIBBEAN IS CALLING YOU \u2018\u201cNEVIS\u2018\u2019 island of tropical beauty and romance in the British West Indies THE IDEAL PLACE FOR VACATION OR RETIREMENT \u201cGet Away From le AN\" Away fran teasion.huis.and feat Away from the ty al tousist crowded places and pet pou ll have all the convenwnce and comit.et of home THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT APPROVED AND RECOMMENDED OUR PROJECT Ne Income ot Import Tanes for Investors for a preiad of yoars.Lots of 8.000 wud 12.000 sg fU at very moderate prices, with a mats ellous view of the Caribbean Ses and neighbor isbands Beautiful white suids beach.plantea with coconut palm trees AM facilities and rommunication by ait available FREE TRIP TO THE ISLAND WITH PURCHASE Spend Your Life la À Perodire For information without amv obligation call RE.$-0741 SUNNY ISLAND DEVELOPMENT CORP.5757 DECELLES AVE., SUITE 10, MONTREAL.QUE.expected to enforce these laws.But when they do, they are frequently accused of being overzealous, inhuman.and of inter- ferring with the freedom of the individual.\u201d ! Speaking about recent police scandals, ne said a \u201cmote despicable person does not exist than the law enforcement officer who breaches his oath of office and violates the public trust.\u201d DESIGNED for SERVICE We are the oldest Taxi Service with headquarters in Westmount and our entire operation He blasted \u201cunwarranted leniency accorded hardened criminals\u201d as being the principal source of discouragement and disheart- enment of law enforcement officers.\u2018Assuredily, we must continually strive to rehabilitate these persons who have strayed from lawful ways.On the other hand, primary consideration must be given to protecting society by isolating depraved individuals who have no respect whatever for law and order or the rights of others.The scales of justice must be balanced.He stressed in conclusion the need for everyone to associate with civic and service organiza-, tions interested in striking back at criminality.and a parental duty in control of families.Superintendent Bélec added: \u201cThey should first of all teach YIN is planned especially to give Westmount residents the best service possible.Our cars are stationed in a strategic location so that they can reach any Westmount home in a few minutes.NEXT TIME \u2014 CALL WESTMOUNT TAXI WE.5-2468 © Charge Accounts Arvenged } ell lllltlltetlltttottttttltodttttttttsttttttttttttod MAMMA TNNY © Alrport Service the law and cease representing policemen in the eyes of their children as something terrifying.Additionally, it is considered that the press is a very potent factor, in law enforcement .we regard the press as an invaluable safegurad against abuses of authority by law enforcement officers.\u201d \u2018 Use Examiner Classifieds for best results \u201cNevertheless, the police are PIERRE MEAT SHOP TOP QUALITY TEATS \u201cSLICED 49 PIGS FEET BACON LB.g \u2026 19° CHICKEN PORK BEEF KIDNEY .29° LEG OF LAMB LEGS \u2026 49° FRONT VEAL .29° © ouAuTy AND SAVINGS CHUCK ROAST 2 397 .39* PIERRE MEAT SHOP \"7a 3400 St.Antoine Se.WHOLESALE At the foot of Greene \u2014 STOP.LOOK.A000 00000000000 0000 0000000000000 0000000 00000000000 00000 Nttltlthtstdldsss [AM MA A AA MAMA AA MAMA AA dd iil dill ddl Lidia ill dil MMM MM AAA) COOL LL AA ES M amy Come In And See The Outstanding GENERAL GBELECTRIC VALUES EXCITING e INSPIRING e LOW PRICES! 23\" CONSOLE © Power Transformer © Full Fidelity Sound © Precision Crafted Chassis AM LA 2222 AA AAA AA AE (MAMA MMA MAMA A AA MA AAA MMA MA OUEN SUULAANIMANISLSS II IIS IN ISIN LINE LS I VAI NS FI MAS AAA MAMMA MMA M MA A OL 02.09: vn A re ON RRS Cameo ary SU gy , - X - w 0 Reg.Price $289 Y oO U P A Y Mitchell's Anniversary 95 Price 5219 ° Less trade-in WITH Allowance 330% TRADE EASY TERMS AVAILABLE MANY OTHER SIMILAR SAVINGS ON OTHER APPLIANCES LÉ ld ddd dd Ud (lll dll ddd dil Gd AUS IA IN INA COUN SOI I VI EDS ELU DLAILIIIIIIIT IST 41 1100 EE, WA MITCHELLS ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 1271 GREENE AVE.WESTMOUNT WE 5-3533-4 J ° Obituary Leader in two spheres, Edward Cleghorn dies Edward (Ned) Cleghorn, of 546 though his interest in art went back Victoria avenue.associate director | much further.of the Montreal Museum of Fine! He had studied for two years Arts.died last week in Montreal | at the Museum's School of Art and General Hospital after a short ili- Design and took extension courses ness.in fine arts at McGill University.He was 59.In 1928, he spent four months in Funeral services were held Tues.self-study in northern Europe, visit- day at 1 pm.at the Church of ing museums and galleries.St.James the Apostle.He practised as a professional A native of Montreal, Mr.Cleg- landscape painter for five years.horn had long been active in the exhibiting in jury-selected exhibi- art and business worlds.He began his career with a firm of chartered accountants, later becoming office manager for a stock brokers\u2019 company.| tions across Canada.He also had a one-man exhibition at the Mont.| real Museum.From 1944 to 1950, he was a lecturer in fine arts at the Univer- Health problems poll topic A poll to determine the health .service problems with which the public is most concerned is to be taken by the Federation ot Jewish : Community Services in connection with its annual meeting which is From 1928 to 1934, he was a Sity of Western Ontario and busi-| set for Sunday.April 15, 2 p.m, member of the advertising and reproduction department of The Gazette.He was accountant for the Chan- teclerc Hotel, Ste.Adele, from 1939 to 1941, and a member of a firm of chartered accountants in Kitchener, Ont., from 1941 until 1944.He had been associated with the Montreal museum since 1950, al- sriumphant iriumphan Westmount High is slowly pulling itself out of the pit of quicksand -\u2014 spring exams! Before settling down completely.a basketball game and volleyball game were held against the women and men teachers respectively.The teachers rre proving to be competition, not to be taken lightly! During the week of March 19 to 23.also exam week.the play \u2018The Diary of Anne Frank\u201d was presented in our auditorium for various schools in the Montreal area by a Uagatrical group which starred Joan Blackman as Anne.Alan Mills as Mr.Frank and Stuart Goodman as Peter.The performances were excellent delivered and well-received by appreciating audiences.On March 29th, the twenly- fifth annual Women's Alumnae reunion will be held at the school.A larger celebration is planned to commemorate this silver anniversary.Our yearbook the Vox D m was completed slightly behind schedule, but it is hoped it will still arrive by June 1.Exam week closed on a triumphant note when on Saturday.March 23, our Senior cheerleaders captured the Hi-Fi Club Championship for Montreal, and Sharon Robbins and Rena Singer were runners-up for the title of \u201cCheerleader of the Year.\u201d This victory for our cheerleaders was the second in the championship\u2019s three-year record.Congratulations! Boys club sponsors athletics The annual track and field meet sponsored by the Unity Boys\u2019 Club will take place at the Westmount Athletic Grounds on Saturday, May 26, starting at 9:00 a.m.The facilities of the West- mount Athletic Grounds were made available through the courtesy of the City of West- mount Recreational Department.The Unity Track team is conducting indoor practices every Friday evening.As soon as the playing fields are in good condition, the group will practice outdoors.The Little Leaguers under the direction of Manny Barnoff continue to work out in the gym every Saturday morning.They arg \u2018also awaiting the opper- tunity to go outdoors.ness administrator of Waterloo College.In 1950, because of his combined experience in business and art.he was invited to join the Montreal \u2018Museum as assistant to the then \"director, Robert Tyler Davis.He was promoted assistant direc- \u2018tor in 1955 and later associate di- | rector during the directorship of John Steegman.In that capacity, he lectured in art, as well as administering the maintenance and operating staffs.He also played a role in the finance and accounting or the Museum.In 1958, he was awarded a special Canada Council grant to study Renaissance art in Italy, spending some six weeks in Rome, Florence and Venice.He is survived by his wife, the former Hazel Dunham, originally from Waterloo, Ont.; two children, John and Mary Ann: a brother, James Donald and a sister, Mrs.J.S.B.Pemberton (Margaret), both of Montreal.Burial was in Mount Cemetery.Royal | at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel.Monty Berger, chairman of the \u2018annual meeting planning committee, has announced that members vof the Federation will be asked by mail to indicate the question or\u2019 problem which they consider most important for discussion as part of the main theme of the meeting which will be \u201cYour Health \u2014 Whose Responsibility?\" | Panel | The discussion will be led by a panel whose moderator will be Lavy M.Becker, first vice-presi- | dent of Federation and chairman of the Federation medical survey committee.\u2014_\u2014 eee Be | Locking the Stable Door For too many of our citizens, the only time one gives thovrght to the importance of health is when the doctor has arrived at | the door after we have become | sick.\u2014Campbellton (N.B.) Tri- | bune.The Westmount Examiner, Fridoy.March 30, 1962 7 Navy range efforts beat police, firemen In the second of a series of scores wore as follows.(irst figure range competitions between West: Mestivoed is that of pistols, the 0 | second of rifles: mount police and fire department Navy Grant.78.90.Brookes.members and Navy men attached 52, 52; Swarle.59, 83, Lixhtbouad.to HMCS Donnacona.the Navy | 73.97.McBain, 42.98, Muncey.turned out on top.The competition 9, 51.Stevens, 67, 95: and Bates, was held Wednesday night at the! shooting in pistol only, 76.RMR ranges and involved pistols | Police and fire.Pilkonis, 88, 89, and rifles.Black, St.71; Forget, 85.79, Dub.Navy score totalled 830 for both ber, 40.83: Lowson, 79, 92: Sauve, classifications against the police ' 63.84 Swailes, 76, 79.Whitelord.and fire departments\u2019 score of 52.87.796.Navy pistol score totalled 367.\" Range officer was Major Don with a rifle score of 463; police Macrae.Next competition between and fire score totalled 361 tor pis- the two rival teams wil be va tols, with 435 in rifles.Individual April 18.A New Taxi Service For Westmount LANSDOWNE TAXI REG'D.pve TAXI SERVICE PHONE : 937 - 9431 Airport Service © Charge Accounts Office: 18 Gladstone Ave., Westmount won't you PLEASE MAIL IT TODAY ¢ Enclosing Your Donation To Help a Little CRIPPLE?EASTER SEALS \u2014 P.0.BOX 6600 \u2014 MONTREAL The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, March 30, 1962 GIVE cGENEROUSLY DURING THE {HA RED CROSS CAMPAIGN i 2) MARCH 24 \u2014 APRIL 7 SERVING IN | Po SO MANY WAYS The Red Cross Looks to You How often have you read of the suffering caused by great disasters, or the tragic plight of an individual in need, and wished that you could help in some way ?You can! 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St.L.Y.C.: Treasurer, J.Scheduled for \"0 emma ae 9 Some tips for the last trips by Bernie .C.S.l This is what skiers have been waiting for all winter.The hot sun, the freedom of jacketless skiing, the corn snow helping to make all turns perfect ones.This is also the season of overconfidence, tricky snow and broken legs.Snow conditions mas vars too heavy to enjoy so most in one day from dry powder simply work on the suntan.to heavy mush.from ice to until 2 30 or so when the snow perfect corn snow back to ice Marts to firm again.for the Championship Series.En-| _ interest to most readers, being hull weight is 700 Ibs.Lightnings ford the price of the ready- Swann, Queen City Y.C., Toronto.made product, Montreal area Lightning sailors Amplifier building does not met last week when Chas.David- | require much in the way of son was elected Fleet Captain of test equipment, and theoreti-' Fleet No.215 while Ted Wilson ! cally nothing should go wrong.rer for Another Year TS -Trea- } » But in building.tuners, the ; .critical aligment stage requir-' Other business on the agenda ior ed special metering devices.; this meeting included over-all or- Lately, kit manufacturers have ganization of the class: the rela- been realigning their tuners, | tionship of C.L.A.with the parent making matters a lot simpler ' Lightning Class Association whose for the kit builder.and elim- ' headquarters are located in the inating the guesswork.US.A.; and arrangements for the i Canadian Championships.+ i ! + Readers\u2019 Russ Scrim was elected Regatta .Par Chairman and several other allo- mquiries cations of key jobs were made A few weeks ago I appealed in the course of preliminary or- from this column for readers ganization.who had suggestions for topics\u2019 The Lightnings are 19 ft.sloops, and technical questions they 15 ft.3 ins.on the water line, 6! wanted answered.Of the few i ft.6 ins.beam and draw 4 ft.11 letters received, some require ins.with the centreboard down.answers that would be of little ' Sail area is 177 sq.ft.Minimum too technical etc.I am wailing were designed by Sparkman and until enough material is re-| Stephens and the first fleet was ceived, and shall then devote an formed at Skaneatles.N.Y.in entire column to this.1938.The boats carry a crew of | three: they have a lot of speed Every Kind of INDOOR and OUTDOOR HI FI SPEAKERS PAYETTE 730 St.James St.West \u2014 Montreal ,and can be, and are.used for | day sailing as well as racing.Original numbers highlight show Moving to a new home?get a move on with Morgan's ! Packing ®@ Crating @ Modern, Dustproof Vans everything .placed in your new home where you went it MOVE WITN organ\u2019s AGENTS FOR ALLIED VAN LINES AV.8-7211 The Fossils Club 31st.Spring Show, \u2018Blood Sweat and Cheers,\u201d which opens May !.at West Hill Auditorium for five nights.will, be brought to the stage by a strong production staff.E.G.Kirwan, Fossils\u2019 presi- | dent.has named CG.W.Leet as producer, assisted by ID.H.Mit- | Free chell as business manager.The .Book Committee has been work- Estimates ing under F.A.Dawson, who also directs \u201cBlood, Sweat and Cheers.\u2019 I Glee Club and musical director\u2019 \u201cwill be Art Phillips, well known jin Montreal professional musical circles.Mr.Phillips has worked with Art Morrow on previous Fossils Shows and is doing arrangements for the 14 original numbers written by Fossils members.A man's body is remarkably sensitive.Pat him on the back aud his head swells.\u2014ANON.again.So be prepared for it Sharpen your edges.for the ice.bring plenty of wel snow wax, and a tube of suntan cream wheu the snow gets too mushy at midday As always, know vour hills Do not try to break the Mic downhill record, or you might succeed in breaking somethunzs else.Check the snow cond tions.Sometimes the snow underneath may be rotten, wm hollow from run-off, so be careful.Hard te stert At the start of the day.conditions are usually pretty hard.if not icy.so turns can be made easily.As the sun gets stronger, the snow softens, and it takes a little more effort to get around.The skier must use more leg and pole action Around midday it is usually Unless you are very expert, don\u2019t ski in shorts or shirt with rolled sleeves A bad fall can do a really nasty job similar to talling on broken glass Wear gloves for the same reason, even if they are Light ones.Spit and polish Be sure and put lots of pols ish on the boots before going out, and keep them on thew trees when not in use Do not dry them over à radiator.Wear your regular ski slacks, At some resorts, it is the fashe ion to ski in dungarces.However, they are hot, and they soak up water like à sponge.They also turn your skin a horrible blue.Bring a light jacket or sweater along with your regue lar ski clothes, as it sometimes gets quite chilly in the afters noon s Unless you are used to being outside a lot.wear sunglasses.Temporary help Service | MACHINE OPS.anpower 1255 PHILLIPS SQUARE, MONTREAL Worid Wide requires BILINGUAL STENOS TYPISTS DICTATING VI.4-1077 10 The Westmount Eneminer, Fridey, March 30, 1962 THE BUSIEST \"PARTY LINES IN THE COMMUNITY ARE OUR : CLASSIFIED ADS! 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You Get Mighty Big Results With Our Little Classified Ads! pone HU.1-04 51 ropay ADTAKERS ON DUTY MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS TO 8:30, THURSDAY and FRIDAY TO 5 P.Mam SAA A SESSA A SA A AAA LAA A A A A a a a a a aaa aaa aaa aa, \u201cmm AAA EE SE EE AE ER EAE RR EE SR ER.LAA A A 4 a a a a4 Tew weweww © Children's Theatre: \u2018They said it wouldn't last After 30 years\u2014 THE FROG PRINCE: important, and in this photo, Miss Violet Walters, right, adjusts the costume of Steven Vineberg, still successful Finishing touches to actors\u2019 and actresses\u2019 costumes are | |-year-old prince starring in \u2018The Frog Prince,\u201d next production of the Children's Theatre.Standing at left, script in hand, is Miss Dorothy Davis of the Theatre, and beside her is Beverley Light, left, and Sherry Kerdman, also appearing in the play.The Children's Theatre, under the direction of Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters, will soon be entering its 30th year.Since its inauguration in 1933, the directors have trained over 6,000 children., \u2018 \u201cWe sincerely love all our children.\u201d said Miss Walters.\u201cTheir problems become our problems \u2014 you cannot help but become personally and emetion- ally involved, because a child is so innocent, vulnerable, and lovable.\u201d Miss Davis and Miss Walters are well known for their dramatic performances in the legitimate theatre.Miss Walters won her fame primarily as a dancer.It was during their association as actresses that Miss Davis conceived the idea of opening a children\u2019s theatre.' Miss Walters approved of the idea and agreed to the partnership.Sceptics gave this partnership six months at the most \u2014 but Dorothy and Violet prove them wrong.\u201cWe have worked together in harmony amd understanding these 30 years.\u201d said Miss Davis.\u2018\u2019and have developed so close a friendship that we are very often mistaken for sisters \u2014 which is exactly what our relationship has become.\u201d | i Better chances The \u2018theatre\u2019 offers lessons ia speech, posture, rhythmics, | NEW YORK EASTER WEEKEND Leave ® PM.\u2014 Thurs, April 19 Special BD & H train (shoriest roule te New Verk\u2014Saves 3 hrs.on round trip).$21 \u2014 ROUND TRIP RAIL, | $1 uv», far $ nizhte hotel.Choice of 4 first class hotels, | Inquire for complete details.LIMITED SPACE BY AIR INFORMATION\u2014RESERVATIONS WE.2-6195 INTER-CITY TRAVEL AGCY.| LIMITED 1478 84.Catherine 84.W.\u2014Montreal Ouen Saterdays Until 2:30 p.m.radio work, basic stage technique, and acting.\u201cCertainly not all our children will become successful in the theatrical world.\u201d the Directors noted.\u201cbut the results of eur training leads to more self-confidence and assurance, and develops in the children a love for the legitimate theatre, that they might never have learned to appreciate.\u201d The theatre offers, as well.a special television course.which is open to serious-minded students.Junior and adult courses are available, and are under the direction of the well-known CBC-TV producer Roger Racine.Miss Walters and Miss Davis have gathered about them the finest instructors an their re spective fields - thus the children are coastantly assured of the finest training available.i The theatre presents three major productions a year.cach one bemg done twice in order to give more children the op: portunity to play the parts.Some of the scripts used are original.but the major portion vf programs are selected from fairy tales and trom the classics.The only one Huadreds of Davis-Walters' children are now being used for professional TV shows and by the National Film Board.Many well-known actors today received their training at the Children's Theatre \u2014 to mention a few: William Shatner, ! Dick Easton.Alex Canner, Jerry Herbert, June Mack, and many many move, | In the almost 30 years of its existence the school has grown from aa original enrolment of less than 25, to over 300 pupils.It is the only school of its kind in the whole of Canada.The Directors expressed their desire to do a TV production in the near future.These two hard-working \u201ctroopers\u2019\u2019 have gained the respect and confidence of the majority of our citizens in Moat- real.They have brought to this city an original idea and have ' developed it beyond ail expecta- | tions.a) As compared to the sparse audience attending their very first production, \u201cThe Cave of The Island King,\u201d their success is noted in that they now play to capacity houses, All Montreal extends to Dorothy and Violet their congratulations for past achievements, coupled with the hope for their continued success.| The theatre now boasts five studios, the mian one located on Girouard avenue in N.D.G.Black Watch \u2018oldsters\u2019 to meet | | | AP .4 - .Coes here * 9 n° .Vho Westmount Eneminer, Pridey.March 30, 1962 1 Let Your Child Enjoy An Israeli Atmosphere Register aow for CAMP SHOMRIA CO-EDUCATIONAL Ga Boautifui Lehe Otty, Perth ln Lovely Wooded Ares Sponsored by Hashomer Hatzair, Zionist Youth Organization Days chuck full of fun water activities - sperts - scouting - hikes, otc.Coltorel progrom directed by EXPERT YOUTH LEADERS FROM ISRAEL Price aow $250.00 for 6 weeks (non profit) Phone: |.Carmon Reduced ond expert training (CIT) RE.85-9305 price for 16-17 your olde Riding, land sports, safe waterfront.Resident graduate Physician and two nurses.40 MILES NORTH OF KINGSTON, ONT.Directors \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.E.C.Labbett, 3 Pine Forest Rd., Toronto, (2.A) Camp Oconto Established 1925 For Girls \u2014 5 to 17 yeens ter nd ah Montreal Representative \u2014 Mrs.R.H.Hoppe, 123 Aberdeen Avenue, Westmount Brochure containing Montreal references on request.The Directors wilt be at The Ritz Carlton Hotel on April 13th and 14th for interviews.Private Camp for Boys 6 - 15 yeers Fatablished 1946 Trained ghpervisien Counsellor for every four or five boys.Safe beach on sheltered bay, Swimming.boating and canee trips, mountain (rips, camp- craft, sailing, crafts, archery, etc.KENNETH H.MURRAY, M.Ed., Director 46 Surrey Drive, Montreal 16 RE.8-4469 A beautifully illustrated booklet upon request CAMP MACAIA LABELLE COUNTY Summer Camp for Boys and Girls 7 te 12 Yeers With RSM George Smith.MM and originally in the rain-swept trench- two bars, in the chair, surviving jes of Vimy Ridge.where a com- officers and men of the 73rd Bat- pact was made to continue until d talion, the Black Watch, commem- there were only two veterans left orate the 46th anniversary of their to give and answer to the toasts.marching away to the First War with their annual dinmer at the Queen's Hotel in Montreal, Satur- sively all over Eastern Canada, day.and received strong reinforcement This is the 3th annual reunion from the Toronto, London and Ot- of the association which was forced tawa districts.Though primarily a Montreal battalion.the unit recruited exten- ® 14th Year © Boating, swimming, hendicrafts, boning, drematics end trips, oll wader the supervision of carefully chosen staff sad directed by Miss Ruby Smith, BA.M.S.P.E.Booklet On Request 501 Claremont Avenue | Ï I i Westmount \u2018 Because this is what each person saves on social or professional organization.to Paris, $204 to Zurich, etc.) In Addition : Your dependants can travel with you You con take advantage of the \"Ge Could You Use \u2014 $227?fare if they travel in a group of 25 or more from your Church, Club, business, fraternal, And there are similar savings to all the major cities of Europe ($178 to London, $191 You can travel on requiar scheduled airlines.You can travel on any day throughout the year (except fer certain peuk weekends) For further information and friendly edvice the normal Montreal - Rome return jet air as part of the greup.New \u2014 Pay Later\u201d plan.tobins travel limited AWWA PLL BT MUIIRGAL UND 790 12 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Marçb 30, 1962 VOVVVVVVVIV VV VV VV IV VV VV VI oY Musical Sharps, Flats & Naturals By FRANCES GOLTMAN à à à à À à À à À à à A A à à D A à A VY YY 3 MUM FESTIVAL 1962 .TWO SPONSORS .The Second Annual Montreal Competitive Music Festival is in full swing this week and those entrants whose gifts have had sufficient practise will come out top winners, The Festival is indeed fortunate in having two sponsors, Kimamis International and The Montreal Board of Trade (Young Mens Section), Co- Chairmen of Administration are R.E.McAllister and Huntley Cameron.These capable gentlemen have been working with their committee for many months and the fruits of devoted toil are evident in the large entry they have attracted, which 1s practically double the first season.SPLENDID JUDGES .On Sunday cvemne | wus muted lo a reception in the Sberaton-Mount Royal Hotel to meet this vear's adjudicators.H.EE.McAllister and Kiwanis president Russ Serum greeted the guesis.It was a lively assembly and 1 was delighted to renew (riend- sup with Lyell Gustin of Saskatoon.whom | have known for many years.Canada\u2019s foremost native piano teacher \u2018Neil Chotem.Reginald Bedford, president of CFMTA, Evelyn Eby and countless others are his pupils: Mr.Gustin will be Judging many of the more advanced piano classes including modern music, SPER, own selec: udns.ducts, Sonata classes, slo and older Bach classes and concertos Flora Goulden, prominent Ottawa Violin authority that | mel at ORMTA Conventions is judging (he scanty Violin entries tevery year the string sections diminish, Why 71 There are but 17 solo violin entries in four categories.This is deplorable ! One string trio and two string quartets.Is it any wonder that symphony orchestras are having problems securing new blood in the violin, cello and double bass sechons\u201d There is not one cellist entered ! or double bass contestant ! or violist ! Theretore.Mrs.Goulden is also judging the elementary prano classes.The largest entry ik in the seven-years and under.There are 30 performers.The Oana musician is also judg- mg the three orchestral groups entered.The Vocal Judges are the famed leader of New York's Maureen celebrated Schola Cantorum, Dr, Hugh Ross \u2018who lectured at Mc- Gil} recently) and well-known Berythe Birse of Winnipeg.Dr.Ross was not present at the reception as he is arriving to judge choirs and organ today and tomorrow (Fridayi.Mrs.Birse will hear the young girl and boy solo entries as well as duets and trios, choral societies, high school choirs \u2018of which there are very many\u2019 and classroom choirs.Band expert Martin Boundy of London.Ontario has been engaged to judge solo wind as well as quite a number of band entries.It is surprising that wind instruments are coming to the fore in place of strings.Flute, oboe.clarinet, bassoon.Freach horn, trombone, alto and tenor saxophone are all represented although some have only (ne entry.There is also just one drum aspirant.Mr.Boundy is being kept very busy in his section, e «+ SIX HALLS \u2014 PUBLIC INVITED .The committee wisely selected halls that are easy to set to for the nearly 5.000 contestants.These include Dawson Hall and the Main Auditorium of St.James United Church .The Salvation Army Citadel and Col- lev Hall .West Hill High School and Westmount Park School.Platform Marshal is Dr.D.M.Herbert of N.D.G.retired Supervisor of Music of The Protestant School Board of Gregter Moatreal.The public is invited to attend all sessions at a very nominal entrance fee.TROPHIES .Eight trophies are being awarded this Saturday at the end of the week-long Festival.These are : (Singing) The Elgar Choir \u2014 Grade Choir Trophy .The Gifford Mitchell Trophy .Montreal Bach Choir Society Trophy .Robert H.Smith Vocal Trophy ., .Frank H.Hopkins Vocal Trophy and two for instrumental winners donated by the Quebec Music Teachers\u2019 Association and Henry Birks and Sons Ltd, SAYING OF THE WEEK : Quote from the Festival Syl labus .\u2018In Musical Festivals.the object is not to gam a prize, nor defeat a rival, but to pace one another on the road to excellence.\u201c SIR H.WAL- FORD DAVIES.NEXT WEEK : Delayed from this week) SEX- APPFAL IN TONE .DEBUSSY CENTENNIAL.Forrester to sing at Temple Dr Stern will speak on \u201cReli- pion Oplate or Stimulant,\u201d at Sabbath services Friday evening at Temple Emanu-FEl.Congrega- onal hKiddush follows the wor- op.Saturday Mormng at 1130 am.the sermonctte will be \u2018Strange Fue\u2019 based on Torah Portion.There will be a gala evening of music Wednesday evening, April 4th at 8:15 pm.Participating artists wil] be Maureen Forrester.world renowned contralto; John Newmark, violinist, Eugene Kash, violinist.General chairman is Mrs.David R.Lisser.vice-chair- man, Mrs.trvin Gertsman.List of sponsors \u2014 Rabbi and Mrs.Harry J.Stern, Mr and Mrs.Hy- man Grover, Mr.and Mrs.David HM.Lisser, Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Zion, Mr.and Mrs.Irvin Gerts- man.Mr.and Mrs, Eugene Stearns, Mr.and Mrs.William Gittes, Mr.and Mrs.Alvin J.Walker.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur ; Pascal, Mr.and Mrs.Jack Pick- ard.Mr.and Mrs.Bernard Kruger.Mr.and Mrs.Lewis C Smith, Mr.and Mrs.Jacob Lowy, Mr.and Mrs.John Seguier.Mr.and Mrs.Hyman Feldman, Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Brown, Mr.and Mrs.Harry Smith.Israeli Ambassador te address Temple Bond Dinmer: Monday evening, April 8, 6.30 pm.the guest of honour will be Hyman Grover, honorary president of Temple Emanu-El.Reservations for the dinner to which ladies and gentlemen are cordially invited are to be with Temple OI- fice, WE.7-3575.| t K 5 ; ¥ * » ara For] NI VE Bus vas op ov a RH Stenderd or Autemetie a; LI Station Wagon he Woshtibent Suimined, Pidey.Moreh 30, 1962 13 we eZ em 5 i AUSTIN < LA (Adin .nOWdgE IN THE WORLD Feo 5 THERE'S A CAR TO FULFILL YOUR WISHES AND TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET.(trom $1445.) The World ef Austin for 1962 offers @ cer te suit every teste end pocketbook .sports 3 cer enthusiests end femily cer ewners slike will eppreciete these innovetions .k mere power ., .more reom inside all models .end @ wider selection of exciting new ; colors.ALL NEW \u2014 The Austin AGO end A110 feature 6 fully automatic Borg-Worner q tronemission evaileble 6s optional equipment.i a EVERY AUSTIN HAS A æ 12 MONTH FACTORY WARRANTY MONTREAL TEST DRIVE AN AUSTIN TODAY AT WE 2 41 7 , LS SALES AND SERVICE Austin g50 1x Austin A110 \u2019 14 The Westmount Examiner, Fridoy, Maveh 30, 1962 ANGLICAN ~ TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH $220 Sherbrooke Street West The Vemerable B Mennetb Narter, ® \u2019 Mr George & Chebb FRCO FAGO reanist and Cheirmastier 4th Sunday In Lent Sunday, April Ist 860 am Holy Communion 9.30 ars CGirade VII Confirmation Class and Study Group Mom en Choral Communion Preacher The Hector [ER ET Nur ery Kindergarten Jur and PPraemeny I0epp at Varied Preacher Re: Peter W A Davison TUESDAY.APRIL Sea CM pin Hots Communion WIDNESDAY APR] th TM «mm Holy Connnution 8 00 porn Fyeasang with Address THI BSDAY, APRIT uk 10:00 amv Holy Communion SATE ROAY.APRIL 7h 900 arm Holy Communion Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Henorary Assistant Rev.Canon $.B.Lindsey 4th Sunday In Lent Sunday, April Ist Hair Kucharist Holy Frucharsst Sunday School Mattins (said) Solemn Euch.rist Preacher The Revd J A MoGoncgast Evening snd Intercessions Bible Study Wednesday.April Sih Des ational Service T 00 pm T 45 ppm 80 pui - P D Hannen WEFKDAYS - HOLY EUCHARIST 7005 an Tuesday, Thursday #00 ain: Friday VW ain Wednesday ALL ARE WELCOME MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Rocd end Church Hill ae al.Deidge, B.A.LTh.- Regiastd Mellis, MA.8.0.Sf.Sunday.April Ist 4th Sunday In Lent 8088 am Holy Communion PW am Mattons Preacher The Rector 103 am Pre and Post Confirmation | Classes 11 am Holy Communion Preacher The Rector 1160 am Nuirnery, Kindergarten and Sunday School 730 pm Evensong Preacher.Rev R Hollis Wednesday, April 4th T15 am Holy Communion 1000 au.Holy Communion 800 pm Evening Prayer and lecture Soeaker Rev De J.C.Melelland FRIDAY.APPRIS.Gth 1000 am Holy Communion Organist and Cheirmaster: Merman W Murrie.A RC.O, ARCM.F.T.CL.UNITED WESTMOUNT PARK- EMMANUEL & CALVARY Cer.Lansdowne & Western Avenues Minister : .Callum Thompson.© D., BA, BD.Director of Musie : .Warne Riddell B Mus Sunday, April Ist Bible Class For Youth Morning Worship and Church School Sermon: \u201cSIR, WE WOULD SEE JESUS\u201d Choral Recital hy the Senior Chou Vesper Service Sermon \"A WORLD VIEW OF CANADA\u201d P45 sm 15.00 pny 700 pn 730 pm Infant Nursery Available LIFE AND LENT\" SERVICE \u2014 Wesley Church, Wednesday, 6:00 p in Rev J.D.Hardie.Halitux, N.S Speaker: VISITORS WELCOME! UNITED VU LR UNITED ST.ANDREW'S, WESTMOUNT 1101 Cote St.Antoine Rd.nous Arayle Ave.) MINISTERS Rev.0.M.Gran, BA.8.0.Rev.& MH.Leste, O.M., 0.0.Velorie Lewis, Dir C 4 Me.Erle J.Adams, B.Mus.Sunday, April Ist 11 00 am.pr Grant Lenten Meditation \u201cHin Last Wilt And Testament\u201d TW pm Mr Leshe \u201cDid Jesus Have Te Die ?°° \u2014 10 60 and 11 M un Church School with Crib Corner and Nursery LIFE AND LENT SERVICE Wesley Church \u2014 Wed 8.00 pm Sveaker: Dr.J.D Hardee, Halifax.NS.DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Bird.ond Lomdowne Ministers: RB.Douglas Smith.B.A.>.DB Rev.Roy P.Stafford.B.A.B.D.Mrs.Molly E.Davidson Bev.Sunday, April Ist 11:00 am Morning Worship Sermon - \u201cThe Call To Commitment\u2019 Rev.BR.Douglass Smith, DD 7:30 pm.Leslie Hall Picture \u201cMARS HILL AND THE ACROPOLIS\" \u201cThe Light And Christian Unity\" Panel Discussion \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Harper Dr.and Mrs.Parker Chesney Organist and Chelrmaster : Me.Joha Rebb, Mus.Bae.Rev.B.B.Brown, D D.Gitiord Mitchell, 11:00 A M.De.7% PM.NA em THE VERY REV Fo rv rev ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 Se.Catherine Street, West CONVENIENT TO HOTELS THE REVEREND NORMAN RAWSON, Miss Lydia McCullough, Dir, of CE.B.A, BMus, \u2014 SERMON SUBJECT \u201cHOW A CHRISTIAN CONQUERS FEAR\" Rawson Preaching at Both Services T10P M.In the Sanctuary \u201cGREAT HYMNS OF THE CHURCH Gilford Mitchell, BA, B Mus, \u2014 Sermon Subject \u201cWHO IS TO SAY IS RIGHT AND WHAT IS WRONG FOR PERSONAL CONDUCT ?900 PM.FELLOWSHIP HOURS NAL A a A A LENTEN SERVICE Wednenday \u2014 April ith \u2014 300 pm DR.CLARENCE M.Peimiipal of Pine Mill Divinity Mall, Malifas.N.4 LENTEN SUPPLR at neminal cost will be served at 6:10 om.to all whe Register by noun on Tuesdav.AV 8-928 D.D., MINISTER Rev.Robt.Blair, BA., B.D.Organist & Choirmaster conducting LAr, NH HOILNON Please phone \u2014\u2014\u2014 BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST Member Baptist World Alliance e Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister : REV.EDGAR J.BAREY, C.D.M.A, D.D.Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johaston, B.A, DD.Ovgenint end Choir Director : 1100 am TN pm \u201cCHOOSE LIFE\" \u201cCOMMITMEN TE\u201d Church School\u201411.00 am.\u2014 Midweek Scrvice\u2014- Wednesday \u2014 p.m.Young People \u2014 Friday \u2014 8:00 p.m.LIFE AND LENT WESLEY CHURCH Wednesday \u2014 8:00 p.m.Preacher: Rev J D.Hardie.Professor of Old Testament Studies at Pine Hill College.Halifax, N.S.PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount, P.Q.The Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D., Minister 11:00 am.\u2018Public Worshtp The Minister will preach Lester A Woodia, Organist and Cheoirmaster.Visitors and Friends are Cordially Welcome.Westmount and Victoria Aves.-\u2014 Sunday, April 1st SERVICE BROADCAST OVER RADIO STATION CBM 1100 AM \u201cTHE FORGIVENESS OF SIN\" Eighth in a Series on What Christians Believe By Dr W.Stanford Reid t1:15 am.Church Schools DORIS KILLAM A.BR T C.L Mus (MeGtil) Organist amd Choir Direetor UNITARIAN THE UNITARIAN \u2014 CHURCH OF MONTREAL CHURCH OF THE MESSIAM 1487 Sherbrooke St W (et Simpson) Minister: Rev.Losnard Mason.B.A.8.0.Sunday, April 1st 11 00 am.\u201cTime For Mirth\u201d 11:00 a.m.Nursery, Kindergarten and Sunday School Unitarian House Oesanist sad \u201cDirector Berne Mackey.Mee 8 \"LUTHERAN © EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 260$ Clarke Ave.at Western.Westmount oc Mucto : Wm C Nelting.B.D.Paster Wea Hamel.Organist Sunday, Apiil 1st 1000 am Senior Sunday School 11.00 am The Service Jv 8S and\u2019 Nursery VISITORS WELCOME ! | TWO LOVELY Queen Esthers were chosen at Temple Emanu-El's Purim Carnival and Masquerade held last Sunday afternoon \u2014 Judy lzenberg.left, and Diane Segal, 4920 Randall avenue.Prizes were awarded for the best costumes at the Carnival, which is a traditional celebration honoring the Feast of Esther.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH.THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MANS.Sunday, April 1st 11:00 am.Sunday School 11:00 am Church Service Lesson - Sermun: Subject: \u201cREALITY\u201d Gelden Text: Isaiah 40:8 The grass withereth.the flower fadeth: but the word of our God shall stand for ever.EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:13 pan.Testimony Meeting READING ROOM In the Church Edifice: The public invited Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.2 to 4 p.m.: Wednesday, 6:30 to 8 p.m.MISCELLANEOUS THE SALVATION ARMY Montreal Citadel! Corps 2085 Drummond Street Montreal Majer and Mrs.R.C.BOLLMAN Commanding Officers SUNDAY SERVICES Sunday, April Ist 11 00 am.Morning Service 7:00 p.m.Evening Service SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:08 am.Classes far children of all aces Bring your Family and Friends to the Army.! SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal De.Harry J.Stern, Rebbi Miles Wisenthal.M.A, Educational Assistant Otte O.Staeren, Canter: ¥.L.McLeaton, Organist and Choir Master.SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening.March 30th at o'clock.Dr.Stern wilt speak on gion \u2014 Opiate or Stimulant Saturday Morning.March Sist at 11:30 o'clock, sermonette: \u201cStrange Fire\u201d [HU \u2018Rel- ; Based on Turah Portion.BAR MITZVAR At the worship this Friday Evening and Saturday Morning.Mark Edward.son of Mr.and Mrs.Benjamin C.Young will be called to the Reading of the Torah in observance of his Bar Mitzvah.RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Upper School.Saturday Mornings.9:30 o'clock; wer hool.Sunday ora.ings.9:30 o'clock.Daily Hebrew Classes Monday thru Thursday Afternoons commencing at 4 o'clock.DAILY SERVICES Monday thru Thursday afternoons at 5:45 p.m.Sunday Mornings at 938 a.m.Men and women cordially invited te participate.CONGREGATIONAL PASSOVER SEDER First night of Passover.Wednesday Evening, April 18th, Prior to the Passover Eve Worship at 6:45 p.m.Reservations with Temple Office.WE.7-3873.ISRAEL! BOND DINNER Monday Evening.April Sth, 6:20 p.m.Guest speaker \u2014 Isvueli Ambassadee Yaucov Herzog.The Minister and Members of WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH (Corner of Sherbrooke Street and Reslyn Avenue) Cordially invite you and your household to attend meetings to be addressed by Dr.S.Robert Weaver of St.Albans, West Virginia April Niath to Fifteenth (8:00 p.m.Each Week Night, Except Saturday, 11:00 a.m.ond 7:30 pm.On Sunday) © Fifty N.Y.delegates to attend meet here Delegates from fifty congregations in Upper New York State, Eastern Canada and Vermont will attend a Regional Conference co-sponsored by the Empire State Region and Officers of the National Federation of Jewish Men's Clubs on Sunday, April 8.at the Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue.450 Kensington avenue.Westmount.Rabbi Joel S.Geffen.Spiritual Advisor of the National Federation and Director of the Department of Lesson-sermon Field Activities of The Jewish Theologocal Seminary of America, © 4 e 4 will be the principal speaker.He JS ON Reality Monklands The Westmount Eneminer, Friday.March 30, 1962 15- Dr.Smith Residents to get Baptist callers Westmounters ving in the vicin- vitations to attend services through.fo preach ity of Westmount Baptish Church out the week of April 9th are beng invited to visit the church The drive as aimed at those who on \u2018Call\u2019 | the week of April 9th, he no cur affiliation .tu sante | « special services being held | Fer this purpose teams of callers mn the church are part of the from the church will visit residents ymgltaneous evangelism campaign near the church extending in- Ilwing held by the Baptist convene tion of Ontario and Quebec Rev.| Dr 8 Robert Weaver, a former Booklet \u201cThe Light and Christian Montrealer, now first minister of At the evening service.Dr.Smith Unity\u201d will be discussed by a panel the First Baptist Church of St will use the picture \u201cMars Hill and composed of Dr and Mrs Parker Albans, Virgina will be the evan.The Acropolis.\u201d Chesney and Mr and Mes Ralph gelist The services will be held The fifth Chapter of the Lenten Harper.nightly during the week at 8 pm.Next Sunday in Dominion: Douglas Church Dr Smith will preach on the subject \u201cThe Call to Commt- ment.\u2019 will discuss \u201cThe Role of Religion in the Atomic Age.\u201d | The power and permanence of Amongst the prominent officers the Word of God will be stressed of the National Federation who at the services in the Montreal are addressing this Conference will Ç and Westmount Christian Science be Philip Goldstein of Washington.| ch i] D.C., President; Arthur S.Bruck- N urehies this Sunday.in the read man of New York City, Past Presi- 'n8 of the week's lesson-sermon on dent: and Mannye London of Chi-, the subject \u2018\u2019Reality\u201d\u2019.i cago, Ill.and Herman C.Rothen-! The golden text will be from berg of Cedarhurst, N.Y., Vice- Lo 1 ue ; ; , Presidents.Dr.A.J.Stilman and | !S@ieh : \"The grass withereth, the flower fadeth: but the word of Benjamin Herson of Montreal wilt, also participate as speakers.our God shall stand for ever.\u201d The Men's Association of Con-! Appropriate selections from gregation Shaar Hashomayim will \u2018Science and Health with Key to serve as hosts to this gathering.the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Nathan Gaisin of Montreal, Chair- Eddy will include: \u2018Reality is man of the Conference, will open Spiritual, harmonious.immutable, the meeting and Jules W.Smuckler divine, eternal.Nothing unspiritual of Albany.President of the Em.can be real, harmonious, or eter- pire State Region, will deliver the nal.\u201d welcoming address.Greetings will \u2014_ { also be extended by Rabbi Wil- | e e fred Shuchat, Spiritual Leader and M - ! Dr.H.Ballon, President of the Ission week end Shaar Hashomayim Congregation.set for Westmount | S.L.Kert of Montreal will pre- | side at the luncheon session.A World Mission Weekend ar- The conference will be preceded ranged by Presbyterian Churches by special Sabbath Services at in the Montreal Area comes to a' Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue and {focus an Sunday evening with a a social gathering on Saturday us ; might, April 7 which has been ar- World Mission Rally in Melville ranged by the Men's Association Church, Westmount at scven-thirty.| of the Shaar Hashomayim Congre-| Among the speakers at the Rally gation.are the Rev.Inya Ude, a minister | ne National Federation of Jew: of the Presbyterian Church in, the United Synagogue of America, Nigeria and the Rev.K.W.Bay, minister of the Korean Church in Japan.i Visitors fo have The youth choirs of L'Eglise St.Luc and the Chinese Mission will » e sing, the former in their native special service French.The moderator of Pres- | bytery, the Rev.Andre Poulain A commissioning service for , Will preside.| visitors will be held at 4:00 p.m.| Mr.Ude who is doing post-grad- | on Suiday, April 1, at Westmount ! gate study at Knox College.Tor-' Baptist Church, when preparations | onto is the son of a which doctor in | will be made for the forthcoming | his native Africa and will be in visit of Dr.S.Robert Weaver of native costume.Mr.Bay.a native St.Albans, West Virginia, who will | of Korea is doing post-graduate be preaching from April 9 to 15.\u2018study at the Presbyterian College The morning worship period will Montreal.; be addressed by Dr.E.J.Bailey | | on the subject, \u2018Choose Life\u2019.and at the evening service he will speak on \u2018\u2019Commitment\u2019\u2019.Services of Simultaneous Evan- £elism are being held throughout North America in Baptist Churches ' and the Baptist Churches of Montreal will be participating in this great enterprise.The Mid-Week Service will be held on Wednesday at eight o'clock under the leadership of Dr.Bailey, who will continue the study of the Book of Romans.The Annual Meeting of the Church will be held on Wednesday, April 25th.Church schools |.hold annual meet { The guest speaker at the 35th Annual Meeting of the Montreal! Presbyterian Church School will be ! the Rev.J.S.McBride minister of the Ephraim Scott Memorial | Church.Scheduled to be held next Wednesday at 6.30 p.m.in First Pres- buterian Church of Verdun, members of Montreal West Presbyterian, Knox Crescent and Ken.| sington Church, Ephraim Scott Me- | morial, Melville Presbyterian and | Stanley Presbyterian will attend.Rev.McBride's topic will be \u201cThe Teacher's Responsibility.\u201d REV.EENYA OODAY GUARD ¢ YOUR \\ ; FAMILY FA with a > CHECK-UP 7 and a & CHEQUE FIGHT CANCER 00 \\ / \u201cJ / YOUR PAST CONTRIBUTIONS HAVE GIVEN NEW PROMISE 1962 CAMPAIGN OBJECTIVES PROVINCE OF QUEBEC *550,000 CANADIAN CANCER CITY OF WESTMOUNT SOCIETY 20,000 THE ANSWER WE SEEK MAY COME ANY DAY \u2014 BUT MEANTIME HAVE A YEARLY CHECK-UP AND GIVE GENEROUSLY ! Give More to Cure More CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY CAMPAIGN STARTS MONDAY APRIL 2nd This appeal sponsored by MAPPINS LIMITED JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS se \u20ac 5 PAP AAAS.0.0.Oe AAA I 415) Se.Catherine St.W.Westmount WE.2-4277 \u2014 Gveniags: RE.85-4608 THE EXAMINER OMENS Chi l MONTREAL, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1962 J.L ADAMS, Proprietor Pd = rommsesbie prices 1308 Gresne Ave.Cerner Sherbroske Medalist, McGill University Medallist.M.C.of Pharmacy carefully end eccurately we 32136 WE 2-2408 for Can.Cancer Society Campaign MRS.W.HORWOOD MRS.C.B.PIERCE MRS.G.MEUNIER Brodeur-Cordon wedding takes place in Toronto The marriage of Heather Ruth.daughter of the late KR.Grant Gordon QC, and of Mrs.Gordon, of Toronto.to Mr.Alphonse William Hope Brodeur, son of Mr.and Mrs.A.Toner Brodeur.of West- mount, took place recently in the Bishop Strachan School Chapel, falling in deep pleats to a chapel train.Her finger-tip-length veil of ivory tulle illusion was held by a wreath of orange blossoms, and she carried a crescent shaped bouquet of white roses, white heather, freesia, and white hyacinthe bells.MRS.P.A, OUIMET MRS.D.CARTER MRS.R.A, PLAW MRS.C.CHURCHER MRS.J.PURTILL \u2014 Photos of Mesdames Carter, Horwood, Meunier and Ouimet by Posen Westmount women Miss Maria Andrea W.Lazar head Canadian Cancer Campaign Many Westmount women are volunteering for service for the Canadian Cancer Society Campaign which is being held April 2.March 30 is Daffodil Day, when thousands of daffodils flown in\u2019 from Vancouver will be sold on street corners and im stores the Rev.Canon Frank officiating.Mr John Hodgins play ed the wedding music, and standards of seasonal flowers arranged with greenery were used lo decorate the church.The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr Peter Gordon was in a gown of ivory poult de soie having a fitted bodice with à bateau neckline and bracelet length sleeves, and bouffant skirt, Mrs.Alex Ramsay.as matron throughout Montreal.this wil take of honor, and Miss Mary Hun-' willing workers.gerford.and Mrs.Richard P.Ro- The women shown above are berts, as attendants, were in\u201d team captains for the Campaign moss green poult de soie, having in Westmount.and the districts fitted bodices with scoop neck- which they will take: Mrs.P.Alines and bracelet length sleeves, Ouimes.58 Sumnyside avenue.dis- and bell-shaped skirts fashioned trict No.1.Mrs.C.B.Pierce, 55 with godet panels, and box pleats.Aberdeen avenue, district No.2: They wore matching caps of green Mrs.G.Meunier, 15 De Casson leaves and carried bouquets of road.district No.3; Mrs, D.Carter, The marriage of Maria Andrea quet of red and white Sweetheart weds David Page Fairchild | Weltzl, daughter of Dr.and Mrs.Gregory Lazar, of Notre Dame de Grace, to Mr.David Page Fair- child, of Westmount.son of Mr.! and Mrs.D.P.Fairchild II, of Detroit, Michigan.took place recently in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, the Rev.Father Lapointe officiating.Standards of yellow and bronze chrysanthemums arranged with greenery were used to decorate the church.The bride, who was given away by her stepfather, was in a gown of white velvet.having a fitted bodice and a bell-shap- ed skirt.Her short veil of tulle illusion was held by a large white rose.and she carried a birds of paradise flowers, orange 30 Stanton avenue.district No.4: spring flowers and heather.Mr.James Brodeur acted as best man for his brother, and the ushers were Dr.Michael Brodeur, brother of the bridegroom, Mr.Gerald K.Gordon, brother of the bride.Mr.John Hughes, and Dr.James DD.Prentice, The reception was held at the Toronto Hunt Club.Later.Mr.and Mrs.Brodeur left for England and the Continent.the bride travelling in an ensemble of red tweed.and wearing black accessories, and a corsage bouquet of green orchids \u201cD.vies HOUSE OF PAINTINGS Oil Paintings by Ronald Davies and other ertists EXHIBITION of Paintings by Ronald Davies now being shown at The SEVILLE THEATRE EE a aa Distinctive Picture Framing 4908 Sherbrooke St.West {Corner Prince Albert) HU.6-1264 Karnak Ladies Club Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club will meet on Tuesday, at 1.30 p.m.for business, sewing and mending.Mrs, R.E Gilbert will preside.Customers Wanted Planning a Wedding, Bar-Mitzvah or Anniversary \u2014 Why not call Decorative Stationery for your Invitation Cards \u2014 Napkins \u2014 Matches \u2014 Etc.\u2014 Phone Me.Schwartz, 482-1020 days, or RE.1-8038 nights, for an appointment and a Salesman will be hap y to call on you with Price Quotations.Also available are Greeting Cards for all occasions \u2014 Why not give us a try.Free A box of Personal Stationery with every order of $20.00 or more.BETTER HEALTH can be yours! Physiotherapy can help your arthritis, rheumatism and nervous tension.We also specialize in facials \u2014 pedicures and lamp treatments.Sans Souci Studio | WESTMOUNT WE.3-5840 200000 YOY 2.0 8 00 00etettttts esas sssssettettt AVVNVIVVYIVI VII Y VY VOVIVIVIIOVIIT NTI I VV TY YY YY Mrs.G.Churcher, 12 Ingleside avenue, district No.5: Mrs.R.A.Plaw, 536 Roslym avenue, district No.7; Mrs.W.Norwood, 611 Victoria avenue.district No.8: and Mrs.J.Purtill, 484 Argyle avenue, district No.9.bouquet of white roses and ivy.Miss Monique Carle, as maid of honor.was in a frock of burgundy red velvet.fashioned on princess lines.She wore a matching pillbox, and carried a bou- roses.Mr.Michael Budd, acted as best man for Mr.Fairchild, and the ushers were.Mr.James Bradford.Mr.Martin Hughes-Jones, and Mr.Anthony Acer.Mrs.Lazar.mother of the bride, was in a gown of navy blue silk shantung.She wore a matching hat, and a corsage bouquet of gardenias and blue hyacinth betis.The reception was held at the residence of Mrs.John Acer, Westmount, where arrangements of gold and bronze chrysanthemums and greenery were used as decorations.Later.Mr.and Mrs.Fairchild left for the Laurentians.Among the out-of-town guests were: Mr.and Mrs.D.P.Fair- child, of Detroit.Mich: Mr.Martin Hughes-Jones, of England; Mrs.John Fairchild, of Platts- burgh.N.Y., Mrs.A.Erdel, of To- roto, Ont.; and Mr.M.Erdei, of California.Engagement | Mrs.E.M.LeMessurier elected IODE regent The engagement is announced of Sylvia Clare, daughter of Mrs.Kenneth M.Harrison ot Westmount.and the late Mr.Harrison, to Mr.Frank Joseph Seidel.Jr.son of ,Mr.and Mrs.Frank J.Scidel of \u2018 Pointe Claire.The marriage will take place at the end ol April.in the Masonic Memorial Temple © Potters\u2019 Club The show window of the Potters\u2019 Club, 346 Victoria avenue, West mount, will again feature the work of some of its most outstanding potters during the coming months., The work of Mrs.Simone 0Desjardins will be on display for a period of two weeks.Mrs.Desjardins studied seulpturing and painting at the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Montreal.In the winter of 1960 she took a course in sculpturing at the San Miguel Allende Art Center in Mexico.Her collection in the show window of the Potters\u2019 Club should be well worth a visit.J.J.W.L.luncheon The Jewish Jumor Welfare League will hold a luncheon in the Dubarry Room of the Skyline Hotel om Tuesday.April 10 at 1 pm, A * musical skit entitled \u2018Caviar aad : Corn\u2018 provisional members, will be ne, ! sented.written and performed by At the 32nd annual meeting of the Canon Scott Chapter.IODE on Tuesday, Feb.6.the Regent, Miss M.Webber.presided., The Municipal Regent.Mrs.E.! M.Gibaut, was the guest of honor.Reports reviewing the work of the year were given showing that four children were sent to summer Camp and 19 individuals received Christmas Cheer.67 knitted and sewn articles were made and distributed.New books were added to the Canon Scott Memorial Library at the Ste.Anne's Military Hospital.Financial aid to students and educational supplies to Harrington Intermediate School were given.The Chapter sponsors a club for \u2018 PHONE 737- Senior Citizens, whose average weekly attendance is 22.All national, provincial, and municipal projects were supported.Total disbursements amounted to $1.100.Officers for the coming year: Hon.regent, Mrs.J.J.Creelman; Hon.vice-regent, Miss M.H.Web.ber: regent, Mrs, E.M.Le Mes- surier; 1st vice-regent, Mrs.A.T.Sargent: 2nd vice-regent, Miss N.C.Larocque: secretary, Mrs.A.E.Smith; treasurer, Mrs.H.E.Mosher; educational secretary, Miss M.T.Hutchings; \u201cechoes\u201d secretary.Mrs.R.W.Scadding; services at home and abroad secretary.Mrs.T.D.Clark; standard bearer, Mrs.G.E.Riley.\u2014\u2014 Nursery display: : at St.George's A general meeting and equipment display of The Montreal Nursery School Association was held en Wednesday, March 21.at St.George's School, 3100, Westmount boulevard, Over 100 teachers and associates watched two films; \u201cA Time to Grow\u2019 and \u2018Food for Freddie\u201d and discussed their suitability for showing at parent meetings.A tape recording of musical circle songs and games made at a recent Music Workshop was played back.Visits were made to the Nursery classrooms.The equipment displayed was all handmade.The Association wanted to demonstrate that toys and large scale play equipment can be made far more cheaply in Canada than by importing it from the United States or Europe.A carpenter was also on hand with models and diagrams to bear out this theory.Sponsored, private and co-oper- ative nurseries were all represented but the largest shewing was from co-operative nurseries operated by Paremt Committees.In this case the fathers oftem operate a Toy Making Committee.A huge gaily colored plywood wigwam with round windows, a log horse.and a gas pump utilizing a vacuum cleaner pipe were the most rep- a NEW SOFTY RITZ PERMANENT mévceu 10 310% Known for the gentle, true performance it imparts to your 1air.Good too, for bleached and tinted hair.Expert Foot Specialist, Facialist and Mewmicurist new in attendance.Phone WE.5-0562 WE.5-2486 mile 1347 GREENE AVE.Westmount 2000000000 AOA COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN for the Maureen Forrester C'encert being held Wednesday, April 4 at 8.30 p.m.afl (he Temple Emanu-El Sanctuary.The ladies in the photograph are in charge of the reception and hespiality which fellows the concert for special guests in the Grover Auditorium ia bemer of Miss Forrester, Mr.Eugene Kash and Mrs.Jeha Newmarch, who are participating in the gala evening of music.presented under the auspices ef Temple Emanu'El Sisterhood.From left to right: Mrs.Sydney Lithwick, vice-chairman; Mrs.Harry Joshua Sterna, chairman: and Mrs.Jeseph J.Ceeper.chairmas ef hospitality.Markow Photo Women\u2019s ORT lists Patrons for \u2018Israeli Fantasy Ball\u2019 An initial list of patrons for the Israeli Fantasy Ball is made known by the chairmen of patrons, Mrs.Monroe Abbey.519 Clarke avenue, Westmount, and Mrs.Harold Cummings, 4719 Circle road.The Israeli Fantasy Ball is sponsored by Montreal Women's ORT and will be held in the ballroom and adjoining Salons of the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, on Saturday.March 31.The high- , light of the evening will be an Israeli Art Exhibit which will \u2018previously be on display at Simpson's Baker Galleries.A return trip to Israel for two on a KLM Jet Airliner will be the door prize.The Ba.1 will be under the honorary patronage of the Prime Minister of Quebec.the Honorable Jean Lesage, PC, QC.and Mrs.Lesage.The Israeli Ambassador to Canada.His Excellency Yaacov Herzog and Mrs.Herzog, The Consul General of the Netherlands, Mr.H.Jonker and Mrs.Jonker.His Worship the Mayor, Jean Drapeau and Mrs.Drapeau.Among the patrons are: Mr.! Monroe Abbey, QC, and Mrs.| Abbey, Mr.and Mrs.Harry Abelson.Mr.and Mrs, Joseph Ain.| | resentative from the lakeshore.From city schools there were dolls\u2019 beds.and a kitchen sink unit made from two orange boxes with the sink between: trucks and large floor blocks in many shapes and\u2019 à low porter's wagon for carry- \u2018ing them from room w room.| Wooden link trains appeared in every size, from the butter box | variety through floor models and | right down to table type.A new \"amd most engaging toy was a large \u2018gadget board which was instructive and fun to use .THE EGG 346B Victoria EXTRA LARGE EGGS CANADA GRADE \u2018A\u2019 DAQAOOOOOOOOOOANAOODOOAAAOAAAMAAAACAMAMAANAAAAAAAAAAAA 2 VL Ww \u201ca p D p p p SHOP rec».4 4 4 4 \u20ac 4 4 < 4 4 4 4 4 e (NEAR $ e Avenue SOMERVILLE) | 4 4 4 4 4 4 < n°4 à) Westmount Enaminer, Friduy, March 30.1962 CN The Westmount Examiner \u2018Classified Advertisin ess\u201d WC TIE YET SEN Se 2 a AER SAAN A, uy AP * |, \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 ; 1 10 Words 50° \u201c1 | Hunter 1 -0451 - 4¢ for each odditional word | .den sp -\u2014 .sun v\u2014 ; 4 ma es pou any tn cae nd Ne Ads accepted ser 10:30 am.Tharsdey for cuwent issue.For your convenionse.Adtcher en duty Menday.Tusedey and Wednesday vatii 6:30 pm \u2014 HU.1.048).PEI pes SESE ES NUE gt AN de Mt [tr i fi 1 Property For Sale | 3 Country Property 20 Rooms To Let | Fer Sale LARGE furnished room, privileges.! 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