The Westmount examiner, 27 avril 1962, Cahier 1

[" Name five to appeal Page 3 Talent revue on parade Poge § VOL.XXXIill, No.17 MONTREAL, FRI., APRIL 27.1962 £530.35 S CENTS 146 PAGES > HOW'S THE WEATHER?\u2014 That's the question, it seems, as Park Ranger Mrs.W.Mundin \u2014 affectionately known as Miss Barses \u2014 speaks with two-year-old Nona Ludwig of 436 Strathceaa avenue.Unique in her occupatien, she comes from a long line of relatives engaged in police and detective work, and is known by hundreds ef parents and children after more than 20 years of service im patrolling Westmount and St.George parks.As well as patrolling the twe parks, she alse works at the flower exhibition in the Westmount Conservatory and generally ALS Lattes ; keeps order among the many different age groups of children whe daily (requent the playgrounds.Over the years, the maay tols whe first made her acquaintance while being wheeled arouné id a baby carriage now semetimes come te re-visit their childhood play areas and bring along their wives and children of their ewn te meet \u2018\u2018Miss Barnes.\u201d Because of (he unusual nature of her work, she has been interviewed en (elevigsion, and many feature steries have been written in different publications.Ran into car's path Accident victim still in coma Donald Reid, 22, seriously injured last Friday when hit by a car, was reported still unconscious in Montreal General Hospital today.He was injured when, according to the driver of the car which hit him, he ran out in front of it.The accident occurred in front of 4132 St.Catherine street west in West- mount, where Reid lives.The car was driven by lan Kirk, 25, of 2686 35th avenue in Lachine.Kirk himself suffered a cut cheek and lower lip in attempting to stop.\u201cI was driving west on St.Catherine street west,\u201d Kirk told police, \u2018\u2019at 30 miles per hour, when I! saw a man run in front of my car from the north sidewalk.I applied my brakes, and the man hit the windshield and fcll to the pavement.\u2019 Kirk said he stepped out of his car and flagged down traffic.First aid was rendered to Reid by a Dr.Brownstein.The injured man was found to have two broken legs and serious brain damage.PI A ANNE TET ST pp Next week\u2019s weather By ERIC NEAL New parking rules Poge 6 Church parade for Sea Cadets Pege § Polifical convention dates set here Page 3 Local men head drive Page 3 April 28 to May 4 Relatively mild and pleasant to commence the week, then samples of all kinds of early spring weather; fog, showers, freezing mists, flurries, wind and blue sky sunny periods.Rime or glaze frosts for some places; more snow or heavy rains.gales and slush, Temperature range 35-65°F.Bright and warmer in the middle and into the end of the week, with morning (rosts or valley mists, Strong winds, cold rains and flurries in the north; unpleasant in all the east, but springlike in the south this transition week.Fishing poor.ai In this ISSUE: our 24 page Better Homes Supplement in full color IIe a OO = Commercial - Industrial Residential Maintenance and Repairs on AN Types of Buildings The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 27, 1962 2 Leo Falardeau PLUMBING © HEATING © ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK © GAS HEATERS 3955 St.James Street West Inspection & Estimates on Request WE.5-2595 WE.3-2432 A BRIGHTER DAY EVERY DAY WITH \u201cTHE KIRBY DERBY\u201d THE \u201cJOHN WILSON SHOW\u201d 10 AM.-2 P.M.DAILY Chiang Kai-shek.It was an invitation to tea at the President's home that brought about a meeting with the Generalissimo and Mme Chiang.The home, which was only built a few years ago, is on the edge of Taipel, in a setting of formal Chinese gardens.It is a luxurious, west- ern-style house, decorated not only with valuable Chinese treasures but also with touches of Mme's artistic talents.Her flower paintings are om the walls.A A A RR SR A a a Sn Wi ee WY A A PAP PPP NPN PPP PA True picture At each end of one wall in the drawing room, there are two oval windows, very large and with some sort of concave Obituary | n L.Gnaedinger, well-known printer Funeral services were held on Monday in St.Andrew\u2019s Church, Westmount, for the head of a \u201cwell-known printing firm, Her- \"bert L.Gnaedinger, who died Friday.He was 70.Mr.Gnaedinger was born and educated here and had been in the printing business since he was a young man.He was active | \u2018in his own firm until the time' of his death.Crown Trust COMPANY EXECUTOR AND TRUSTEE SINCE 1807 He was an elder of St Andrew\u2019s Church and a former superintendent of its Sunday School.He was a Past Master of the Westmount Lodge of the Masonic Urder, a member of the Mispah Lodge of the 1.0.0.F., and, until recently, an avid sportsman, Mr.Gnaedinger is survived ; by his wife, the former Helen | Margaret Clark: a daughter, Mrs.Frank Walkling (Lois); a brother, Leslie; and four grand- children.\u201cWhen | J| aparty\u2019s pleasure i is in your hands NX < js PP pre Ag Aie i £0) 2 ANS RS SAEWED IN OUEBEC TO THE QUEBEC TASTE Between you and me In my recent visit to Formosa 1 met scores of China\u2019s ladies \u2014 in politics, in welfare work, in the teaching profession, in industry and one lady publisher.1 also met the first lady of Free China, Mme.glass that makes them truly picture windows.On the outside were two enormous clusters of flowers.Mme.Chiang said she changed the flowers with the changing seasons.The Generalissimo\u2019s wife is still a \u2018beautiful and brilliant woman.She had a birthday while I was in Taiwan and a great fuss was made over it in the press but no story mentioned her age.She looks about 40.More and more her interests revolve around religion, welfare work and an orphanage which she appears to finance single-handed.Mme.Chiang has a vast corps of women who volunteer their time, one or two days a week, to sewing for the soldiers.Most of these women are Christians, like Mme.herself, and the first lady conducts prayer meetings for them every Wednesday afternoon.Model Orphanage Her orphanage, which has about 400 children in it, from babies to teenagers, is a model of what all orphanages should be.Another outstanding woman in Taipei was Nancy Yu- Huang, publisher-owner of the China Post, first English language daily on the island.From almost the moment 1 Famous ladies of Free China By Margaret Aitken touched foot om Forn.osa I heard about Nancy.She is a well-liked \u2018\u2018character\u2019\u201d, a lively woman, probably in her early 40's, with humor and vigorous interest in all manner of subjects.The story of Nancy and her husband, Y.P.Huang, is a spectacular ove.With two small sons they were among the last to escape from Red China.On the mainland Nancy had been city editor ef the reputable China Times, \u201cY.P.\u201d\u2019 was managing editor of the same paper.Decided te start After many financial vicissitudes, they decided to start a paper with the modest capital of $5,000 \u2014 saved and borrowed.At that time there were 12 Chinese papers in Taipei.So the China Post was launched as Taiwan's first English newspaper.Nancy speaks fluent English, having been educated at mission schools on the mainland, and at Columbia, on a U.S.scholarship.Although the U.S.aid program had nothing to do with the success of the China Post directly, it did indirectly.It brought the paper an added readership of about 10,000 persons, which is the size of the American colony in Taipei.Like its publisher, the China Post is a vital part of Free China, zealously guarding freedom of the press.This week in Westmount By Velentine Rebs Alfred J Pick, ambassador to Peru for Canada, has been visiting his parents Mr.and Mrs.F.J.T.Pick of Westmount before taking up his new appointment in Ottawa as chief of the Department of External Affairs, Latin American division.Alfred Pick has brought along with him two of his children, Paula and Lawrence.Their mother, Mrs.Alfred Pick, is visiting in Australia with their newest addition to the family.for two months.Ross Brander, St Catherine street west, is carrying folders containing information on the sixth annual tulip rally organized by the Netherlands Association of Montreal.The rally, in Sherbrooke west May 2 is also exhibiting in the Laurentians with artists Irene Shaver, Joseph Giunta, and John A.Collins.The exhibition is at Stanton Centre, just north of Ste.Adele.Artist Douglas Lawley's show at Dominion Galleries resulted in sales of more than half the number of pictures exhibited during the first three days.Parents of Westmount High pupils have been receiving summer school literature.designed to provide special education help for pupils who are conditionally promoted; who are promoted but who have weaknesses in specific subjects: who wish to enrich their knowledge and understanding in subjects in which they have a special inter- which sports cars traditionally est drive from here to Ottawa, view the tulips sent by the Netherlands government annually to Canada, is called \u2018Je Maintren- drai,° in memory of Canadian wer dead in Holland.The rally will be held on Saturday, May 26; as only 100 cars will be participating, entry forms and cheques must be mailed before May 1.The rally ends as the cars visit the Dutch Embassy in Ottawa.Bilingual Canadian writer Yves Teriault, Victoria avenue, is planning to leave Canada on June 5 for a couple of years to live in Europe with his family.Is Europe to be the next background for a new award-winning book?Artist Betty Galbraith Cornell, whose one-man show opens at Gemst Gallery, 5380 THE MUSIC of our Hammond organ provides a lovely background for the memorial service.BA Tolling P.A.Nunne\u2014A.PF.Wiliam: ssie Sherbrooke Street Wen Part\" RESIS SU.EE EEE EE ee eat dette for AN Vow o PHOTOGRAPHY 2 Stores te Sorve You 4123 St.Catherine, W.WE.e PHOTO SUPPLIES eo PICTURE FRAMING © Regular end Custom Photofinishing © ACME PHOTO Reg'd.4866 Sherbrooke St., W.WU.1-1989 2-5709 Ee SUIS CU VOL.XXXHI, Ne.17 VIT] PÉTER DINAN M) MONTREAL, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1962 GS ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS S Cortified Wotchmahors OHNMAN\u2019S JEWELLERS WE 34046 1216 Groene Ave.PAGE THREE THE MUSIC MAKERS: The last in this season's series of Let's Make Music cencerts fer the eKky's school children teok place last week at St.George's scheel, 3100 Westmount boulevard.The series program featured these children, playing the recorder under the direction of Marie Duschenes.From the left are Jeremy Duschenes, Town of Mount Royal: Barbara Geldbloom, Hampstead: David Morrew, West- mount: Carel Bieler, Westmount, and Kathy McClimtock, N.D.G.Local men head fund drive R.Alexander, general chairman for the 1962 Red Feather Campaign has announced two appointments in the Men's Advance Gifts Division.Russell E.Harrison and Lionel Kent, both of Westmount, have been named chairman and deputy chairman respectively for the fall campaign.Mr.Harrison is Assistant General Manager in the Montreal Regional office of the Canadian | Imperial Bank of Commerce.He | has taken a leading part in Red Feather or community fund drives in both Toronto, Montreal.WITNESS WANTED To accident which occurred on WED., APRIL 18th at epproximately 3.45 PM.or Claremont & e involving boy on bicycle and green 1958 Pontiac car.Anyone witnessing this eccident is requested te col HU.8-5232 Conventions imminent as battle shapes up Election machisery is in full swing in the federal riding of St.Antoine-Westmeunt \u2014 and this became more pronounced teday as the dates and (imes of the twe major nominatinx conventions were amssunced.The riding\u2019's Conservative Association ceaveation will be held im Victoria Hall at 8 p.m.ea Wednesday, May 2, and the cen- vention of the Liberals will be held in the same place on Monday might, May 7.Businessman and Lawyer, Charles Mills Drury, CBE, DSO, QC, of 579 Roslyn avenue, West- mount, has announced he will seek the Liberal nomination of St.Antoine-Westmount riding in the federal election of June 18.Mr.Drury is well-known to .the people of Westmount and | Canada.He was one of the youngest Canadian officers promoted to Brigadier, and was decorated in Europe.He has been a cabinet minister before, acting in the capacity of Deputy-Minister of National Defence.He was born in Montreal and lived in Westmount most of his life.He attended Bishop's College school, Royal Military College, McGill University, and .Universite de Paris.Definitely in the running is Richard B.Holden, lawyer and vice-president of the St.Antowne- Westmount PC association.Listed as \u2018available\u2019 is Mrs.Ross Webster, wife of the riding's present incumbent, who is stepping down.One other name is listed as being before the nominating committee \u2014 but no announcement has been made as yet as to who this is.Mr.Holden is a partner in the ROBBAN co.For Carefree Travel CONTACT FT EXPENTS GUIDE YOU\u2019 >\u201d PHONE: 1373 CT ; GREENE PY PY.Xe WE.5- AVE.Services 1 4611 TRAVEL LTD.firm of Mackay & Holden and a graduate of Westmount High School, McGill University, Université de Montreal and Université de Grenoble (France), and has lived in Westmount most of his life.» squadron \u2014 which during World ban Headquarters, | War 11 was the first Canadian | brooke street west, Westmount, Name five Westmounters fo serve on campaign Five Westmounters have been named associate chairmen of the 1962 Joint Campaign for the Combined Jewish Appeal.United Israel Appeal, and the Rescue and Survival Fund.The campaign will take place from November 5 to November 19.Serving are Cecil Pascal.645 Lansdowne avenue; Maxwell M.Kalman, 49 Aberdeen avenue, Max Feldman, 601 Clarke avenue; Morley Cohen, 258 Kenaston avenue, and Mrs.Irvin Gertsman, 3 Sunnyside avenue.Squadron to get colors A ceremonial parade will \u2014 will be the licutenant-Gover- mark the official presentation of nor of Quebec, the Hom.Paul colors to 401 \u201cCity of West- Complois.The presentation will mount\u2019 Squadron, RCAF Auxil- be made in a combined operation iary.The parade will be held at, with 438 Squadron, \u2018City of St.Hubert air base on Saturday.Montreal.\u201d May 5 at 2 p.m.The presentation of colers will Presenting the colors to the be followed by a reunion at Ur- 4450 Sher- squadron to engage the Luftwaffe which begins at 9.30 p.m.NEED A (AB! UN.6-4551 VETERAN TAXI ASS'N.6.040.0.6000404000 4040400404040 4440Q0AAAAllddl CY CYLINDER by GIRARD AUTO | Sessa] THE OLD BUS | RUNS LIKE A SCARED JACKRABBIT AFTER THAT ENGINE WORK BY GIRARD AUTOMOBILE RTE a WELL, I'M SURE THE POLICEMAN, FOLLOWING | YOU WONT LIKE rt I KNOW THE CAR RUNS JUST LOVELY NOW, EGBERT, BUT MUST You DRIVE \u2018so FAST ?- FARGOx PLYMOUTH dé à à à à à à à a à à à \u2026 \u2026à À À VN COMPLETE IO NEW A DIVISION OF CANADIAN MARCONI COMPANY The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 27, 1962 4 Joba W.Sencten, President end Publisher WE SAY Red Shield Appeal should go over top TE annual Red Shield \u2018 appeal for the Salvation Army started Monday and runs through until April 7.This vear $335.000 in Montreal is being sought, which.it is figured.is the minimum required to maintain the Army's activities here.Laird W.Bovaird, who heads the campaign, said that to his knowledge, the objective has always been met.\u2018Fruly amazing in these days of so many campaigns, and so many which fall far short of objectives! But this show of appreciation on the part of con- tributers is just further testimony to the excellent work being done every day by the Salvation Army in Ms 25 service centres throughout the city.The Army 1s dedicated to the physical, moral and spiritual reclamation and rehabilitation of those who are in need.Few.for example, are familiar with other phases of Army activities carried out with prisoners, in courts, among immigrants and tracing and finding relatives of families the world over, In realitv.when the tremendous work of the Salvation Army is considered, the amount sought in the IW Exami Serving the Cy of Westmount since 1936 Hood Office: 7008 Kildare Road, Meares! 29 - Classified Advertising (Te 8:30 pm.Mea., Tues.& Wed.Only) a HU.1.048) Editorial Department \u2014 Accouatiag Department Cireuletion Dept.\u2014 Diepley Advertisiag Mu.1.27 w x T ner Hugh L MeCormick, Choirmes Lerry Melanie, News Editer Mugh R Mount, Advertising Menoger Ihe Fuaminer sims le be an independant.clean newspaper for the home, devoted le public service.Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year: 8125 half year.Five cents à copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, Quebec Newspapers Association.Authorized ar Second Class Mail by the Post Office Department, Ottawa.postage in Cash.fem em \u2014 YOU SAY New group ideas lauded by reader Sir: I understand that next Wednesday, ideas are to be exchanged at a reunion ot volunteer workers for UNICEF.The exchange is to be taking place at a meeting sponsored by the workers, and friends of the organization.1 would like to take this opportunity, sir, of congratulating the committee in charge of this worthy organization for recognizing that an exchange of ideas will add to the workings of UNICEF \u2014 that all the methods which now exist and the ideas thought out for the workings of this group on all levels several years ago may possibly need revision to take into regard those things which have happened since then.Any group.| believe, can do nothing but prosper when it periodically looks at the ideas and suggestions of those who are fairly new to it, regardless of the old stock phrase \"We've tried that before.\u201d It is my personal hope that as many friends and volunteer workers will be on hand at this gathering, look at the tilms, listen to the speakers, and present ideas out of their own experiences which will be helpful.The total amount of money gathered for UNICEF by our children last Hallowe'en, must have done a great deal of good.It will be wonderful to see just where this has gone \u2014 and il will do our hearts good to see and know that somewhere, some child is better off because of our sacrifice, Mr.JAS - appeal hardly seems enough Questions ond Answers to ensure it being carried out successfully.Yet it is; day in and day out! Therefore, it would only be a fitting tribute to this work if the people of this area gave \u2014 and the campaign not only reached its objective, but went way over the top.No words could voice the thanks from the many, many in dire circumstances who get a second lease on life through the work of the Salvation Army.B cn +: THEY Early Americon proverb: Q.\u2014-1 am a female factory worker.Twice a year lay-offs cause me to lose five weeks of work.At night [ work regularly in a restaurant.and I carn $1.80 for three hours\u2019 work.Can [| keep on working for the restaurant during layoffs without it affecting my benefits ?A.\u2014You can continue your part-time work in the restaurant while claiming benefit but you must declare your gross earnings each week.Your weekly benefit entitlement would be reduced by whatever amount your weekly earnings exceeded one-half of your weekly benefit rate.TE UM CS Weel SA 'Tis better to have loved ond lost, than wedded be ond forever bossed ! of But what's the price of an encyclopaedia ?By Pierre Berton OPERATIVE 67, the greatest girl spy since Mata Hari, turned up in the office the other morning, complete with false eyelashes, comic teeth and other necessary disguises, ready for her next assignment.\u201cWhat\u2019Il it be today, chief?\u201d she asked crisply, saluting and clicking her heels in the Prussian style, which we have lately adopted.The kindly, grizzled columnist laid his rough hand on the eager child's slim shoulder.\u201cOperative 67,\u201d he said, \u201cI am about to hand you your most difficult assignment.If you refuse it I will not think ill of you.This is a purely voluntary matter.If you do not choose to accept it there will be no questions asked.\u201d \u2018But that's child's play, chief,\u2019\u2019 replied the naive Operative.\u201cI will merely write a letter to an encyclopaedia company and get a price list.\u201d And she typed out the following letter to the Encyclopaedia Americana: Dear Sir: 1 am interested in buying a set of your emcyclo- paedia.1 do not want a salesman lo call on me.As | intend to pay cash.would you please forward me your price list for the set of books.The columnist sighed a little.Obviously, Operative 67 would have to learn the hard way.And she did.The Encyclopaedia Americana did not send her a price list by returm mail.Instead, the Operative received a phone call from a Mr.Scott, who announced that he wasn\u2019t a salesman: \u201c1 just work in the office.\u201d \u201cWe're just getting the program under way,\u201d began Mr.Scott, enthusiastically, and then he started to deliver the standard Encyclopaedia Americana sales pitch which actually got under vay many, many years ago.What's the price the Operative asked, breaking in.Well, said Mr.Scott, he'd have to talk that over with the office.Couldn't they send a man around to \u2018explain the program?\u201d The Operative said she didn\u2019t want any explanations.Just the price, please.Well, Mr.Scott said.actually there were several prices and of course.\u2018a great deal of equipment.\u201d Ne equipment, please The Operative explained that the letter meant what it said.She didn\u2019t want any \u2018\u2018equipment\u2019 (she had an impression of barbells and hand grips at this point).She just wanted an encyclopaedia.She said she couldn't understand why he wouldn't know the price.Well.said Mr.Scott, finally, \u201cit would be in the neighborhood of $400.\" This is a price?the Operative asked.What do you mean \u2018neighborhood?\u2019 1s that your cheapest set or your most expensive or what?Can't you give me a firm price?Mr.Scott described it as the \u201csecond set.\u2019 The first set was \u2018\u2018around $600.\" Is 8 your cheapest?the Operative kept asking.Well, said Mr.Scott, bobbing and weaving nicely, there was \u2018\u2018other merchandise\u2019 involved.and Mr.Scott admitted that there were only two.He said The Operative asked him if there was more than two sets he would like to send someone around to explain.Don't bother, said the Operative.And she asked again: Is $400 your cheapest price?Yes, countered Mr.Scott, \u201cwith the other merchandise.\u201d What other merchandise?asked the Operative.Mr.Scott said there were other books.What books\u201d asked the Operative.Well, a dictionary .and a Bible.And then they might want to use her name in advertising.They might just want her to list five other people who would want a set.Mr.Scott implied that this would result in a real bargain rate for the Operative and, again, he pleaded to be allowed \u2018 send a man around to explain what kind of a deal they could make.\u201cLook,\u201d said the Operative, \u201cI'm not interested in all that.1 just want to know the price of a set.There's no use in sending a salesman around.\u201d Mr.Scott insisted he wasn\u2019t a salesman.In fact, he said, there was no sales staff.He just wanted someone to drop around and explain this special promotional scheme they had on now.But what's the price ?\u201cJust get me a price and cut out all the garble,\u201d said the Operative impatiently.But Mr.Scoit couldn't do that.He said he'd have to \u2018discuss it\u2019\u2019 and call back.It was two hours before he did so, Then, finally, he had a price.They would let her have the set for $249.50.But when another of my Operatives .No.112) phoned some time later and asked the price of a set of the Encyclopaedia Americana she was told, after some discussion, that it was $10 a book, or $300 for a set of 30.Meanwhile, Operative 67 wrote four other encyclopaedia companies identical letters, None sent her a complete price list; in fact, only on a EEE $i RRR TT I SAY The Operative paled slightly but stood her ground.\u201cOperative 67,\u201d the columnist went on, \u201cI want you to find out what an encyclopaedia costs.\u201d one answered in writing and that was P.F.Collier, who told her simply the price was $245.50.When Operative 112 phoned, however, she was told there was a \u2018\u2018special\u2019\u201d price of $369.50.(Salesmen at the door are quoting the \u2018\u2018regular\u2019\u2019 price at $450).However, this included a set of the Junior Classics and a Bible.Operative 112 couldn't find out what the Collier's cost was without these extras.There was no one in the office to tell her, nor was she ever able after a day of phone calls to find out.Not salesmen Two other companies, the Encyclopaedia Britannica and the American People\u2019s Encyclopaedia, phoned the Operative, They weren't salesmen, they said.One described himself as a \u2018\u2018manager\u2019\u2019; another a \u2018\u2018representative\u2019.The Op- eratvie was able, finally, to get some prices from them- but there didn't appear to be a price list as there is for most books.The Britannica then sent her a brochure, but this didn\u2019t list prices either.As for Operative 112, the Britannica flatly refuser to give her a price over the phone.The World Book Encyclopaedia did not call.Instead, a Mrs.Brigham knocked at Operative 67's door.She said she just happened to be passing by.Later, she confessed that she had been given the Operative's letter by her district supervisor; he thought perhaps the Operative didn\u2019t want a high-pressure salesman, but he was sure she would mind Mrs.Brigham.Mrs.Brigham then began to rattle through the World Book sales pitch.But what's the price?the Operative would ask from time to time, and Mrs.B.would say she had a few things to show first.It is pointless to go on.After a great deal of talk, the Operative finally did get a price ($154 for cash).Meanwhile, she\u2019s still getting calls from people who say they aren't salesmen.I am sending her away for a long rest.She deserves it.CT cg WE A mon threw a nickel towards the blind man's cup.The coin missed and rolled along the pavement, but the man with the dork glasses quickly recovered it.\u2018\u2019But | thought you were blind ?\" \u201cNo, | om not the regular blind mon, sir,\u201d he said.\u201cI'm just taking his place while he's at the movies.\u201d J J a tt POI Ee a A SS 4 a re - Trust company opens new Westmount branch Chartered Trust Company of Montreal is opening a branch office in Westmount of May 1.It is! the first trust company to do so.Location of the new branch office is 1312 Greene avenue.Church parade to be held by naval cadets The annual joint Spring church parade of all the cadet corps While some years ago another company had a renting office dn Victoria avenue, this will mark the first time a trust company has carried full operations in Westmount.C.G.Greenshields, QC, is vice- president and chairman of the Montreal advisory board.He lives at 357 Redfern avenue, Westmount.Other Westmount residents who are members of the Montreal advisory board of the company include Louis P.Gelinas, stockbroker, president of the firm of Geoffrion, Robert and Gelinas, | Inc.He lives at 48 Rosemount | avenue.James A.deLalanne, chartered accountant, and a former mayor of Westmount, who lives at 633 Lansdowne avenue.Kenneth H.Brown, QC.of the law firm of Lafleur, Brown, Pitcher, Boulton, Lamb, Culver and Freddie FIX-IT.3} [st water heater Needs repair if ho calls us We'll be right there.JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotetions on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE under the sponsorship of the Montreal branch of the Navy League of Canada will take place in | Westmount this year, next Sunday morning, April 29, | The parade will move off from Wood avenue at approximately 10:40 with the Roman Catholics \u2018 -attending the 11 o'clock mass in\u2018 the Church of the Ascension and the Protestants the 11 o'clock ; service at the Westmount Park | Emmanuel.At the conclusion of the services there will be a march | past along Sherbrooke street with Chasse, who lives at 471 Roslyn the salute being taken by Com- avenue.: modore Chas.J.Dillon, CD, RCN, W.J.Bennett, vice-president, Semior Naval Officer, River St.! Iron Ore Company of Canada.' Lawrence Area.who lives at 4304 Montrose avenue, Westmount, The Combined Royel Canadian The manager of the Montreal Sea Cadet \u2014 HMCS \u2018\u2018Donna- | branch, which has jurisdiction ' cona\u201d Band and the band of over the Westmount Branch, is NLCC No.8, Montreal North will R.G.M.Gammell, of 316 Cote play the parade along the route.St.Antoine road.Donald B.Lane,! The parade heraids the open-! manager of the new Westmount ing of the Navy League's annual i branch, was formerly manager maintenance appeal which opens the Montreal Savings Depart- on May 6 and runs for two ment.weeks.Variety revue to feature array of junior talent By MAURICE MARIASINE youngsters have been to Lake Tickets for the Unity Boys\u2019 Placid, N.Y.and Binghamton, Club Annual Variety Revue.| N.Y.on several occasions.On which will be held at the West- May 27, the group will return to mount High School on Wednes- ' Lake Placid to entertain at the day, May 23, are now on sale.\u2019 Rotary International Assembly.They may be purchased at the This marks the third time club.Price of admission is $1.00 since 1959 that the Unity Boys\" for reserved seats and 50 cents Club have been invited to display | for he, balcony seats.i be their talents at the Assembly, e Variety Revue w presented by the Unity Boys\u2019 Club Open House Talent Parade and features junior talent.Many of the performers have appeared on television and radio.The entire company As part of the National Boys\u2019 Club Week festivities, the Unity | Boys\u2019 Club will conduct their an- | nual open house, which this year | includes: The annual Hobby has been entertaining locally be- | a fore audiences at military hos- ! Show exhibition, several demon | pitals, penal institutions, church strations and an amateur show, organizations and service clubs.| 10-0ight is \u201cOpen House\u201d.Club Last Thursday evening, the Tal- | Members, parents and friends ent Parade presented their revue ê\"© invited.at the Queen Mary Veteran's| What started to be a replace- WE.5-4689 Hospital.ment line for the Unity Rockettes Internationally, the Unity precision dance group has now developed into a bona-fide dance For the purpose of ST.ANTOINE ST.ANTOINE - WESTMOUNT CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION NOTICE A NOMINATING CONVENTION WILL BE HELD On Wednesday, May 2, 1962 At 8 o'clock p.mat Victoria Hall WESTMOUNT Progressive Conservative candidate for the federal constituency of \u2014 the current year, it has been an- W.T.Wood, nounced.The committee com- President prises the seven managers of the ! group under the skillful leader- | ship of dancing instructor Danny | Smith .The group, as yet unnamed, are as follows: Cheryl ' Hogan, Sharon Crothers.Gerald- | ine Galley, Susan Warren, Rosa- leen Mullen, Colleen Davidson.Lucy Lefebvre, Mariene Doherty, Jeanine Viau, Suzanne Sauve.Summer plans include a trip to the Granby Zoo for the official opening of the summer program.Saturday, May 26, has becn set for the annual track and field meet at the WAG.Until the meet, the club will be working out every Friday night and Saturday morning under the direction of John Hiltz, Company names committeemen F.S.Mount, manager of the Westmount Branch of the Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada.and E.J.Baker, a West.mount resident and manager of the company's Montreal Van Horne branch, have been named to the Sun Life Canadian Managers Consultation Committee for selecting the official leading branches of the com- When &~ you're sold a - 2 on it Pa eee 2 \u2026 Come and see US | Once you're sold on a purchase that requires financing \u2014 drop in and talk to the people at any branch of the Bank ot Montreal.They'll be glad to tell you about the Bot M Family Finance Plan \u2014 the safest, surest way to handle all vour fanuly credit needs .for a car, TV or any houschold appliance.By putting all your credit needs under this single roof, you tuke care of all your financing \u2014 at low cost \u2014 with one monthly payment tailored to your income.And there's life-insurance, tov, for your family\u2019s à ° protection ! 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BANK OF MONTREAL Family Finance Plan Bring oli your personal credit nord one with @ low-cost B of M life-insured loan Westmount Branch.Greene & Western Ave.: JOHN S.ENGLAND, Manager Claremont Ave.& Sherbrooke St: FREDERIC H.PETERS, Manager WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1617 Frise pany in Canada.A New Taxi Service For Westmount LANSDOWNE TAXI REG'D.MTS Lg TAXI SERVICE PHONE : 937 - 9431 Airport Service © Charge Accouats Office: 18 Gladstone Ave., Westmount 2961 \u2018LT wdy \u2018happy \u2018souumry juneunsep oy) S \u201c© Wocters and Tweeters The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Apel 27, 1962 Canned music posed \u201cthreat\u201d By Giveon Cornfield In the early days of the phonograph, around the turn of the century, professional musicians would refer to recorded music in rather disdainful terms.\u201cCanned Music\u201d they called it, and saw in recordings a threat to live music making, which was their livelihood.According to the dire predictions of that time, music making was doomed to become a lost art, as our musical needs would be supplied from studios via radio and records.What happened in fact turned out to be the exact opposite.Contrary to the gloomy forecasts, the phonograph became the greatest single stimulant in the entire history of music.As recording techniques improved, increasing numbers of people have become exposed to music.The old cylinders were replaced by the disc, and mechanical recording gave way to the superior electrical method.The rest is known to all, the advent of high fidelity and especially stereophonic sound have had an unparalleled impact.\u201cFROG PRINCE\u201d VICTORIA HALL Sat.Afts.-Apr.28 - Moy 5 RESERVE NOW CHILDREN'S THEATRE HU.4-6620 er Willis & Co.Se.Catherine & Bishep Instead of growing apathetic and indifferent to music, as the prophets of doom had predicted, an increasing number of record collectors have responded to the urge of making music themselves.The statistics are absolutely staggering, and show something like a tenfold increase in the number of amateur musicians in America over the last quarter century or so.This applies to all fields of music: folk, jazz, popular and classical, and the amazing renaissance of ancient music.Today, largely as the result of electronic spreading of mu- sim, there is more widespread interest in active music making than ever before.More people are taking music instruction, and more get together regularly in groups for singing or playing.Great enthusiasm If the playing is not always of a professional standard, the participants more than make up for this lack of finesse with their unflagging enthusiasm and spirit.This is borne out by the increasing number of concerts and recitals given annually by amateur and semi-professional groups.Membership in the Jeunesses Musicales du Canada and Canadian Amateur Music (CAMMAC) is rapidly increasing, and sales of music instruments of all kinds is at an all time high.stant choice any | of 5 channels styling.Complete with tubes, mic Finest performance of any General Radio Service (Citizens Band) Equipment available! 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musical director is DONALD HARVEY, of Westmount, who also plays two characters in the play: HOWARD RISHPAN, also of Westmount, plays the part of the hero in the play who eventually saves The Drunkard.Other members of the cast are: \u201cJulia\u201d played by JOAN STEW- ART; \u2018Mary Wilson\u2018 by MAUREEN FITZGERALD: \u201cMrs.Wilson by TUDDI WIGGINS; \u201cThe Drunkard\u2019 is played by FRANK FLOYD.The play is produced by JACK GREEN- WALD, newly arrived in Montreal from New York where he produced \u201cThe Short and the Tall.\u201d Director Griffith Brewer is well known to Canadian audiences.Originally he became interested in drama while still at high school, when he took part in amateur productions which were presented at the Church of the Messiah by the Everyman Group of Players.His sister Marjorie Brewer, now Mrs.Jan Raven.played the lead in Shaw's Saint Joan, which is considered to be the Everyman's most spectacular production.His father, the late George Brewer was famous as an organist and Bach- interpreter, who was also intensely interested in dramatic productions.The lure of the theatre was always very strong for Griffith, and after graduating in arts, he turned to amateur and professional drama.For years now he.has been flashed across Canada over the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation network in television plays, and is very well known as the voice of individual puppets in children's programmes.His wife, Marie Brewer, who also took part in several children\u2019s productions as a puppetteer, began to do some script writing for \u2018\u2018Speaking French\u2019 which appeared on CBC- TV with Professor Vinay on Saturdays.PV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV 7 VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VP VY J.P.Ritchie, Sun Life man ~J services were held honors in mathematics and phy- Fuaeral Monday afternoon fur John Weir 'sics.Later that year he came to Ritchie, FSA, AIA, vice-president Canada aad joined the Head OF- The results of the work of more and ) fice staff of the Sun Life in the chief actuary of the Sua Life actuarial division of the com.; 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We look forward to meeting COMPANY 2961 \u2018(1 Wiy \u2018Aopyy \u2018sonjumxy juesuusep oy The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 27, 1942 8 ~ EVANGELICAL UNITARIAN The Uniterien Church Of Montreal CHURCH OF THE MEOSSIAN 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.let Simpson) Minister: Rev.Locnerd Masen, S.A.8.0.Sundoy, April 29th 1100 am.\u201cAl The Limite Of Capability Nursery.Kindeigutten «nd Sunday School in Unitas isn House.11 U8 un Organist and Director of Music: Donald Mackey.Mus.LUTHERAN LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 208 Clorke Ave.of Western, Westmount Wa C.Nelling.B D.Paster Wm.Name), Organist \u2014 Sunday, April 29th 1600 in Semior Sunday School 1 am The Service Jr SS.and Nussery MISCELLANEOUS THE SALVATION ARMY Montreal Citadel Corps 2005 Drummond Street Montreal Major and Mra R HOLIMAN Commanding Officers Sunday, April 29th Ham PEACE \u201coem AND PETER All ARE WFIL.COME _ PRESBYTERIAN | se.pres Sear nen Westmount end Victories Aves, Sunday, April 29th JH wm Dr W Sanford Reid Sutbpect: The Tmphicstion of Chistian Confession 5 Total Chistian Service 13 wm.Church Schools DORIS KILI.AM A M.TC.Mus (McGill) Organist and ( heir Ditectar + Melville Presbyterian | Church Public Waiship The Munster with cach bose om Lester A.Weedin, inl and Choirmanter sang Faoonds sae | Cordualls Weicome.ANGLICAN Si.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road end Church Hill Rev.J.N.Doidge, BA, L.Th.Rev.Reginald Hollis, M.A., B.D.Sunday, April 29th ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Weed ond Western, Westmount Rev.Alesender Meller, Restor Menerery Assietent Rev.Canon $.Bb.Liedsey Sunday, April 291th OCTAVE DAY UF EASTER U8 am.Holy Euchusist 945 am.Children's Service 10 1% a Mattins \u2018aaid» 1100 a m SOLEMN EUCHARIST 700 pin.Evensong und Address Weekdays: Moly Euchariet 700 am.Tuesday.Thursday 800 am.Friday 930 am.Wednesday ALI ARE WEICOME TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Vemerable R.Kenneth Naylor, .ecler Rev Cumen F.L.Whitley, M A.Mon.Ansistant Rev.Peter W.A.Davisen, B.A\u2026 Assistant Mr.George F.Chubb, FR C.O.VF AGO Organist and Cholrmaster EASTER 1 Sunday, April 29th 800 5m.Holy Communion 930 seu.Senior Department (Holy Communion) 1100 am.Mattins Preacher: The Rector H 00am Nursery, Kindergarten, Prunory and Junior Departments T30 vm Evensong Preacher: Rev Peter W A Davison TUESDAY.MAY Ist ST PHILIP and ST.JAMES A.& M 10.00 am.Holy Communion 6% pm Holy Communion Wednesday.May tnd 7.00 aan Holy Communion Thursday.May rd Holy Communion Naturduy, May Mb Holy Communion UNITED | Westmount Park- Emmonuel & Calvary Minister : Rev.Callum Thempsen, C.D.BA.BD, 10 00 am P00 am.Director of Music: Mr.Warne Riddell, 8.Mus.Sunday, April 29th 945 am.Bible Class for Teens 1H 00 am.Annual Montreal Arca Sea Cadet Church Parade Sermon: \u201cYouth The Deliverer\u201d 740 pm.Vesper Service Meditation: \u201cSome Sort Of Spirit\u201d 1100 4n Infant Nursery St.Andrew's WESTMOUNT VISITORS WELCOME (101 Cote St.Antoine Rd.near Argyle Ave.) MINISTERS Rev.D.M.Gront, B.A, B.D.Rev.R.H.Leslie, B.M., B.D.Miss Velerie Lewis, Dir.C.Ed.Mr.Erle J.Adams, B.Mus.Murray of Montreal West United dollar Brides, grooms learn RCAF chaplain all about marriage inducted here Engaged couples who plan to get married within a year will have an opportunity to find out what it\u2019s all about at a \u201cSchool for Brides and Grooms\u201d being held at Wesley United Church from now until the end of May.Westmount obstetrician and sy | TT necologist.Dr.John Patrick, 428 pe discussed at the Strathcona avenue, is one of the scheduled speakers in the series.\u201cSchool\u201d, \u2018There are a number of voung !imited to 25, people who could welcome and At time of writing, there was use more information about still room for four more couples marriage.\u201d said Rev.K.J.W.to be registered.There is a five registration fee per Church who will act as modera- couple which is to cover coffee, tor at a question and answer literature, and speakers\u2019 hono- period following each evening's rarium.lecture.The next session will be held Tuesday, April 30 on the sub- brides and grooms will meet | Ject A Family Solar or th every Tuesday evening at 8 at when Mrs.D.arrier o e the \u201cSchool\u201d.first of its kind Marriage Counselling Service ! will be the speaker.Once a wcek prospective to take place in the West End.In succeeding weeks, other Financial, legal.spiritual and speakers will include Colin sexual aspects oi marriage will Campbell, well-known notary, Dr.John Patrick, obstetrician and gynecologist and Dr.Douglas Smith of Dominion-Duuglas United Church.To register call Mrs.R.C.Belbin at HU.1-7410.Welsh festival of hymns Sunday _ UNITED DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Bivd.ond Lonsdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.R.Douglas Smith, B.A, BD.D.Rev.Roy P.Stafford.BA.B.D.Mrs.Helly E.Davidson Sunday, April 29th 11.00 an.Morning Worship Sermon: : Dr.Melvin! A Service of Baptism by Im- : acherx of Ludhiana.mrersion will be included in the 7:30 porn.# morning worship period of West- CONFERENCE mount Baptist Church.The minister, the Rev.Dr.E.J.Bailey.will preach on \u2018\u2019The Ministry of the Church.\u201d LESLIE HALL The Present and Future of the Christian Medical Centres of India.The Welsh people of the city \u2014 = will gather for a \u2018Gymanfa PR.ME IN CASBERG.Ganu\u201d, a Welsh hymn singing DR.and MRS.JOHN CARMAN, Vellore India.REV.R.BENNETT, Canadian Council of Churches.Of interest to all \u2014 Doctors and Nurses invited especially.Organist and Choirmanter: Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.ALL WELCOME festival, on Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m.at the Church.The St.David's Society will attend the of Welsh hymns.Lawen\u201d, a Welsh hour of music and friendship.Visitors are welcome at all these functions.evening service on With the Gospel.\u201d The BYPU meets on Friday at 8 p.m.the Mid-Week Service of the Church for Bible Study on Wednesday at 8 p.m.Book review closes Forum's 17th year Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Teachings Of The Sages\u201d, Fri- First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST.IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, April 29th 00 a.m.Sunday School Church Service Lessons - Sermon: Subject: \u201cPROBATION AFTFR DEATH\" Golden Text: Jumes 1:12.Blessed is | 1 A minister who served in the RCAF chaplain service, Rev.Scarth Macdonnell, will be inducted next Thursday at 8 p.m.as minister of Stanley Presby- T7 terian Church, Westmount.Rev.J.S.McBride of Ephraim and the number of couples to Scott Memorial Church will ad- be accepted for the course is | dress Mr.Macdonnell at the induction which will be con- REV.SCARTH MACDONNELL ducted by the moderator of the Presbytery, Rev.Andre Poulain, minister of L'Eglise St.Luc.Son of the late Mr.and Mrs.George F.Macdonnell, Scaith Macdonnell was boin in Ottawa and educated at the Normal Model School and Ashbury College there as well as Queen's University and Knox College.Ordained at Northside Church by the Presbytery of Regina in 1937, Rev.Macdonnell was inducted into St.Andrew's Church, Amherstburg and Knox Church, Windsor in 1939.He has been minister of Riverside Presbyterian Church since 1950, Mrs.Macdonnell is the daugh- evening service and sing a group ter of the late Rev.Dr.M.B.A fellowship Davidson and Mrs.Davidson of hour at the close of the service | Galt.They have one daughter, will be in the form of a \u2018\u2018Nosen | Elizabeth.Mr.Macdonnell is convener of the general assembly's committee on Articles of Faith and The Minister will preach at the a member of the Board of Edu- *Entrusted | cation.Following the induction a reception will be held in the church hall to welcome Mr.and Mrs.Macdonnell.Local church is scene of festival The Easter Choir Festival, Ist Sunday After Easter 800 an.Holy Commumon St au.Confirmation Sunday, April 29th 16 30 am.Post-Contimation Class 1100 an Mattins 1100 am.- \u2014 Dr.Grant Picacher The Most \u201cThe Sequel To Easter\u201d Has à John Dixon Ho am.Nursery.Kindergaiten 1.40 pm._ _ Mr.Leslie and Sunday School .o» TH pm Evensons Youth Service : When Hope Is Bora Again THURSDAY, MAY rd IST MARK'S DAY.Tianstenied?dot ae, tools Commumon 10 00 and 11 00 à en.Church School with Ciith Corner Youth Fellowship Young People\u2019s Union 630 pan - = | 8.30 pan, Organist and Cheirmaster: Norman W Hurnie, A.KU.O., | 4 AUCH.ET VISITORS WELCOME BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST Member Baptist World Alliance Sherbrooke Street West et Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Mmister: REV.EDGAR J.BAILEY, C.D., M.A., B.Th., D.D.Minister Emeritus: Rov.J.A.Johnaten, B.A, B.D.Director of Mumic: Golt MecDermer, B.A., B.Mus.11 00 am.\u201cTHE MINISTRY OF THE CHURCH\" 7.30 pm.\u201cENTRUSTED WITH THE GOSPEL\" Church School \u2014\u2014 11:00 a.m.Midweek Service \u2014 Wednesday \u2014 8:00 p.m.Young People \u2014\u2014 Friday \u2014 8:00 p.m.Teachings the man that endureth temptation: tor when he is tired.he shall receive the crown of life.which the Lord hath promised to them that love him.EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:13 pm.Testimony Meeting READING ROOM In the Church Edifice: The public invited Tuesday.Thursday and Fri-! day.2 to 4 p.n.: Wednesday.6:30 to 8:00 pm.SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Miles Wisenthal.MA, Educational Assistant Otte O.Btacren.Canter F.L.Mcl.caren, Organist and Choie Master.SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, April 27th at 8:15 p.m.Dr.Stein will speak on \u201cThe Of The Sages.\u201d Saturday Morning.April 28th at 11:30 am.ser monette \u2014 \u2018Time For Torah\u201d based on Pirke Aboth.BAR MITZVAN Vincent Mark.so of Mr.and Mrs.Edward J Feigin will be called to the Reading of the Torah this Friday Evening and Saturday Morning in observance of his Bar Mitzvah, RELIGIOUS SCNOOL Upper School, Saturday Mornings at 9:30 o'clock: Lower School.Sunday | Mornings at 9:30 o'clock.Daily Hebrew School, Monday thru Thursday Afternoons at 4 pm.DANY SERVICES Monday through Thursday Afternoons ot 5:45 p.m.Sunday Mornings at 9:45 day at 8:15 at Temple Emmanu- Sponsored annually by the Royal El, Saturday morning, April 28 Canadian College cf Organists at 11:30 a.m.the sermonette: and attended by large congre- \u201cTime For Torah\u201d based on gations, will this year be held Pirke Aboth.Wednesday afternoon, May 2 in Westmount Park-Emmanuel and Calvary Church, at the corner of Western and Lansdowne avenues in Westmount, on Wed- at 2:30 p.m.Dr.Harry J.Stern will review \u2018Let My People Go\u201d by Albert Luthuli.This will mark the closing review of the 17th season of the Book Lovers\u2019 ! choirs: Forum, held under the auspices | Mount Royal United, Rosemount of the Temple Sisterhood.Gen- United, St.Andrew s and St, eral Chairman Is Mrs, Harry ' Paul's Presbyterian, St.Mat- Joshua Stern.Tea will follow thias Anglican and Westinount the forum meeting Park-Emmanuel and Calvary - United.These choirs will each ; sing two anthems, and the 150 Grover Asdieciuns ay 3 | voices will then combine in the hood and Brotherhood Spring- singing of Handel's Hallelujah time Dance will be held.The;e Chorus.will be a brief business session | Between the items the con- and annual election of officers.| 8regation will be asked to join Cards of admission and reserva- in the singing of seven of the tions may be attained through best loved hymns familier to Temple Office.WEllington 7.members of all denominations.3575 or through Mr.and Mrs.Admission is free, but a col- Isidore H.Morrell, RIverside 4-' lection will be taken in ald of 0549.Committee in charge: the Healey Willan Scholarship Alex Carsley, Mrs.Samuel! Fund.The doors of the church Schwartz, Isidore H.Morrell, will be opened at 7:30 p.m.The Bernard L.Isaacs, Mrs.Louis Chairman of the Montreal J.Cohen, William Hoffman, Branch of the RCCO this year Henry Benjamin, Harry Grob- is Gordon Phillips, organist and stein, Mrs.Bernard L.Isaacs, choirmaster of St George's Mrs.Isidore H.Morrell, Church.nesday May 2 at 8 p.m.An interesting and varied program will feature the following Grace Church Anglican, Community leaders praised Fighting words will resound in they are still in fine form and to the assembyl hall of Westmount wish them well over a cup of \\ \u2019 e says t d n you | High School under the chairman.colfee.hare of Douglas Lawley.| The topics to be discussed will A panel coasisting of Mrs.be of interest to all parents with 'W.R.Abbott, W H.Bradiey.children in the Westmount High \u201cNo YMCA can operate a successful program without a group of dedicated Mins R.Smith, J.K.Snyder and or Elementary School and an volunteer leaders.\u201cThe Westmount YMCA has been very fortunate, this year.to have the services of such a group,\u201d a spokesman told The Examiner this week.\u201cAlthough the YMCA pro- tits, financially, by using volunteer leaders in its program whenever possible, there is a more important reason for recruiting leaders\u201d, he went on.The YMCA is, primarily, a lay organization.The professional YMCA secretary's job is to help develop \u2014 with members of the community \u2014 a program for the children and adults of the community.The YMCA secretary is aware of the potential leadership in the older youth members.the adult members, and the parents in the community.Ways to develop \u2018He is always sceking ways to develop the potential leaders and to assign them with challenging opportunities in which they may develop new skills and learn to work with an appreciate young citizens,\u201d he added.There are two physical Leaders\u2019 Corps\u2019 at the West- mount YMCA under the guidance of a member of the staff.The Girls Leaders Corps, under the direction of Syd- Man is aided in his efforts How divine guidance aids man in his efforts to make spiritual progress will be brought out at the services in the Christian Science churches this Sun- | day.in the reading of the week's | Lesson-Sermoun on the subject\u2019 \u201cProbation after Death\".Pertinent Bible selections will include the following from Ï Psalms: \u201cIt is God that girdeth : me with strength, and maketh my way perfect.\u201d And explanatory passages from \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy will include: \u201cThe way is straight and narrow, which leads to the understanding that God is the only Life.Westmount priest to preach Sunday for Guard of Honor A special sermon on the occasion of the 48th Anniversary of the Guard of Honor of the Blessed Sacrament will be delivered by Rev.Royden Thoms of Westmount's St.Augustine of Canterbury Church.Sunday at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, Mount Royal avenue east.at 2:45 p.m.The Blessed Sacrament will be carried during the procession by a Most Reverend Bishop from Western Canada who will preside at the ceremony.The dialogued Eucharistic Hour Booklet \u201cOur Lady of The Blessed Sacrament\u201d will be used for the first time, The complete program is as follows: Dialogued Eucharistic Hour, sermon, reception of new members, consecration, procession and benediction of the most blessed Sacrament, congregational singing and solo.ney Zink, includes: Judy Greig, president; Moira Stewart, vice-president; Ann Elliot, secretary: Louise Abbott, treasurer: Marcella Kelly; Sandra Ives and Jane Greig.The boys Leaders Corps under the direction of Jim Fraser, includes: Robert Dart, president; David Biron; Glenn McNicholl, secretary- treasurer: Paul Vincent: Pierre Vincent; Alan Byrne: Phil Geldart, vice-president; and David O\u2019Brien.All time training Volunteer leaders are active in all phases of program at the Westmount YMCA.All leaders are thoroughly trained for the responsibilities which they assume.\u201cA perpetual in-training program enables the leaders to increase their knowledge of the particular skill which they teach and the children whom they teach.the spokesman pointed out.Experienced intermediate leaders help with the Friday gymnastic class, like Jeff Goodman, Anthony Blair, Pierre Forestier, Chris Scott and Erika Halfe:rmalz.Under the direction of .D.Flanagan will do most of open invitation 1s issued to attend the fighting.but an opportunity and to participate.for questions and discussion trom This will take place on Tues: the Ifoor will be provided and day.May | at 8 pm.and will with the provocative and evoc- constituct the final meeting of ative moderator, Mr Lawicy, an the Westmount High School Home exciting and stimulating evening and School Association.The new Douglas Harland.the following have been instrumental in the weekly craft classes: .cig.\\8 assured.Mr.Lawley says .execuitve will also be nominated D ar JS hele: \u201cIt will be a most tremendous and inaugurated, and refresh- Vincent: Alan Byrne and PTORFamM .with bare knuckie ments will be served.lanch el ; discussion and no pussy-footing.Cr mmm Blanche Havel, This may be (he last time Mr.FAIL TO STOP + \"Lawley and Mr.Snyder will ap- While the gencral public in Special \"pear on the Home and School this arca seems to be obeying future program.After many years of the law with regard to stopping group | service they are going to retire for school buses, there is stoll at the end of this school term.the odd one who does not do Ronald E.Watt.Commu- Many of their former pupils will thus.- Huntingdon (Que) nity Secretar.has developed want to be on hand to see that Gleaner.a4 special group of future volunteer leaders in Jan Pickford: Anne Warnock: ROYAL CANADIAN COLLEGE OF ORGANISTS Betsy Symons.Doreen Connors: Jeff Goodman: Robert Aik d Maur Atkin.E Ch i F 1 | whe recently finished an aster OiIr estiva ight k Club Advis Training Course.rer SIX CHOIRS F thi ' fx men and women.will come ONE HUNDRED & FIFTY VOICES WESTMOUNT PARK - EMMANUEL & \u201cOn behalf of all the Staff mount Young Men's Christ- Admission Free Collection future adult advisors for the CALVARY CHURCH at the Westmount YMCA, the ian Association extends a Doors Open 7:30 pm.Le new Community Centered developing.Wednesday, May 2nd, aot 8 p.m.parents of our members and hind the scenes\u201d the West- sincere \u201cThank-you\u201d to all Club Groups which the West- HALLELUJAH CHORUS members of the various com- its volunteer leaders\u201d, the mount YMCA is presently mittees\u2019 which operate \u201cbe- CONGREATIONAL HYMN SINGING spokesman concluded.A a perfect day to go out - by tel phone .: .5 a At any time, in any weather, your telephone takes you where you want to go: shopping, chatting, visiting.you name it, BELL puts the world at the tip of your finger! BELL® vi 87 cou.| No pussy-foot argument here *° 2961 \u2018LT hady 'Anpiiyg \u2018soupwmxy juneuysop oy) The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 27, 1962 10 hy A 4161 Se.Catherine Le.W.Westmeant 2 mA EA EA A AEA AALS AA WE 2-4277 \u2014 Evoninge: RE.0-4606 RAA AAA A A AAA AAA AR THE EXAMINER WOMENS C2 é 02 1305 Greene Ave.Corner Sherbroske Wie ee YY YT TTT TY Alumnae Assn.annual meet The Westmount High School Alumnae Association is holding the annual meeting un Wednesday evening, May 8, at 8 p.min the new Westmount High School, 4350 St-Catherine street west, Westinount.There will be a short bridge game prior to the meeting when the Bridge Marathon Prizes will be distributed.\u2018 Those interested in playing bridge.please phone either Mrs.CE.Swift, WE.7-4378, or Mrs.D.Maicolim, HU.1-4691.THE EGG SHOP FARM FRESK EGGS Shipments received daily from Farm Grading Stations EXTRA LARGE EGGS 3468 Victoria WE OELIVER 489-3156 PA WAN WW Wo eu ue de -~ (RS A 4; | - Jordania \u2018Chapter Jordania Chapter, No.1106 B'uai B'rith Women, will hold a general business meeting on Tuesday, May 8, at 8.15 p.m., at the Chalet Bar-B-Q.Mrs.Alec Fraiberg.president, will preside.Plans for the coming year will be discussed.| OPEN COIFFURE MONSALON LADIES\u2019 HAIR STYLISTS At your service: ! Sammy Robert Jean | Formerly of REVILLON Formerly of KAROL Formerly of PIERRE THIBAULT Formerly of RAYMOND-JEAN j MISS THERESE, MANAGERESS 5529 WESTMINSTER AVE.Located in the NEW C.B.C.Building | Corner of Cote St.Luc Rd.CALL FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW | | 489-5351 WOMEN CANVASSERS for the current twe- week campaign te raise $493,000 for Out-Patient services at the Montreal Children's Hospital gathered at the Reader's Digest Building, 215 Redfern avenue, Westmount, Monday for tea and a pep-lalk by Dr.Alan Ross, Physician-in- Chief of the Heupital.Launched Monday, the AMERICAN INR YIN L.ADAMS, Proprietor Modallist, McGill University Modallist, M.C.of Pharmacy eurofuity end sscuretely filled et remensble prices.WE.2-2136 Potters\u2019 Club annual exhibition May 9-17 The Potters\u2019 Club annual exhi- | bition and sale will open on Wednesday evening, May 9, at the Studio, 346 Victoria avenue.West- mount.The Potters\u2019 Club has a membership of sixty potters and ia- cludes a few well known Montreal names, as well as a large group of new Canadians from many European and Asian countries.É The show will feature their cur- campaign will continue to April 30.Ameag the 200 canvassers whe gathered were left to right: Mrs.G.W.Boright; Mrs.A.G.Thom; Mrs.K.C.Berwick; Mrs.F.M.Bliss; Mrs.Dent Harrison aad Mrs.G.T.Dawson, all of West- monné.\u2014 Bermingham Photo Social and Drone \u201d Mr.and Mrs.E.Peter Hopper and their three sons have returned from Beirut, Lebanon, and have taken up residence at 666 Grosvenor avenue, West.mount, Decorations for the annual dinner dance of St.George's Society.being held Friday evening, April 27 at half past eight o'clock at the Ritz Carlton, will be under the direction of Mr.and and Mrs.Jefferson Chapleau.The decorations will feature the red and white Cross of St.George, the plaque of St.George and the traditional red roses as table decor.By kind permission of the Commanding Officer of the Victoria Rifles of Canada, the annual \u201cAfter Five Party\u201d being held by the Victoria Rifles Chapter, IODE will take place at the Armoury, Cathcart street, on Saturday, April 28, from five on.Hostess, Mrs.G.M.Gibaut; general convener, Mrs.Arthur McBean; tombola, Mrs.J.D.Mclver and Mrs.T.J.Guilboard; prizes, Mr.H.C.P.Cresswell.Mrs.Saul Hayes, president of the National Council of Women, has returned to Montreal from a trip to Western Canada.Mrs.Joseph Langley, provincial president of the Catholic Women's League and Mrs.James MacDonald, provincial convener of organization, will go by air Saturday to Baie Comeau.They will then drive to Seven Islands and Port Cartier.They hope to open new CWY Councils.At Seven Islands they will stay at the RCAF Station Moisie where they have been invited to opea ome of the new councils.Mrs.Leonard Burpee, chair man of the House and Gardea Tour Committee of the Auxiliary of the Royal Edward Laurentiaa Hospital, announces that one of the features of this year's tour will be a luncheon, which will be held in the grand salon of the Centre Sociale of the University of Montreal.Tickets for both tour and luncheon, taking place Wednesday, May 23, may be obtained from either Mrs.Louis Schreiber, 6 Cressy road, or Mrs.H.G.Hallward, 56 Merton road.Professor Marcus Long, MA, Ph.D., professor of Philosophy at the University of Toronto, will be the guest speaker at the meeting of the Women's Canadian Club in the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Monday, May 7, at 2:30 p.m.Mrs.James Thomson, Mrs.Robert Speirs, Mrs.Samuel Schwartz and Mrs.David Lisser will preside at the tea tables following the closing meeting of the seventeenth season of Book Lovers Forum.The entire committee of Book Lovers\u2019 Forum will act as hostesses for this meeting.Among the special guests to be received by the committee will be representatives of neighboring church- es and synagogues.rent work of thrown and handbuilt pottery, including earthenware, porcelain, ceramic sculpture, jewellery and enamels.The members also participate in an educational program which brings many interested individuals to the studio for instruction in pottery making.For those interested in handmade pottery, or learning something about its artistic production, this exhibition offers new heri- zons.The Potters\u2019 Club annual exhibition will continue until May 16.Book Lovers\u2019 Forum The closing meeting of the seventeenth season of Book Lovers\u2019 Forum will take place on Wednesday, May 2, at 2.30 p.m., at Temple Emanu-El, 4100 Sherbrooke street west, when Rev.Dr.Harry Joshua Stern will review \u201cLet My People Go,\u201d by Albert Luthuli.Tickets are available at the door, and tea will be served.Health - Vigour - Energy: 4 ARE YOURS BY RIGHT !§ Sans Souci Studio 4410 St.Catherine St.W.Westmount We Specialize In: Skin Rejuvenation Stimulating Circulation Easing Nervous Tension Physiotherapy Arthritic Treatments Hair Restoration Facials Pedicure By Continental Experts whe will be glad to take your appointment nee WE.3-5840; 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Westmount JOHN POOL .me ceries, Fruits & Vegetables.Foot Specialist imported PrODUCTS® Genuine Fresh 1378 GREENE AVENUE Conadion {Near Sherbrooke) SPRING LAMB Westmount 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 Painless removal of corns, callcuses, ingrown toe nails.Latest electric equipment.e GOLD © COPPER Plastic arch supports to re- © Brass © CHROME ° © NICKEL © SILVER lieve all weak foot condi- © CADMIUM © RHODIUM 3 3 ' REPAIRED LACQUERED tions.Children's Supports REFINISHED REPLATED * Specialty.JOHN H.FEELEY & Sons Ltd.Est.1899 Repairing Silversmiths and Elec- tre , Operating Ceonoda\u2019s Lergest High Class Job Shop.WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St.VI.5-7947 (A few dears above St.Catherine St.) By appointment only Phone Number WE.2-1545 MRS.W.D.TAYLOR, left, of 504 Lansdowne avenue, and Mrs.C.E.Olsen, right, 605 Belment avenue, both members of the Wemen's Auxiliary of the Montreal Diet Dispensary, a Red Feather agency, help prepare programs for the agency's Spring Courses for Homemakers with Mrs.R.H.Gillean, centre, 602 Clarke avenue, a member of the agency's beard.Beginning in May, ceurses will be given ea \u201cThe Child.and His Fedd\u201d, \u201cMeal Planning and Feod Budgetting\u2019\u2019, and \u2018Family Nutrition\u2019.Coming Events Opposite Henry Morgan & Co.TE TE ERED A ED dt ge SEND US YOUR WINTER'S FURS for SAFE CARE and STORAGE Store furs safely against theft, fire, moth damage in our controlled- humidity, refrigerated vaults.Furs fully insured while in our hands.REPAIRING, CLEANING AND RESTYLING AT SUMMER PRICES WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER PHONE HU.1-2151 : sa ESEEESITODEDEREEEES 5779 Sherbrooke St.W.L ESTABLISHED OVER 30 YEARS a a a a a , @ a a a 8 e a 8 a a a a e a a a a LS \u2014 Bermingham Photo , TEA AND HOME COOKING SALE: The Women's Guild of the Church of the Advent is holding its Eastern Tea and Home cooking sale in the parish hall on Saturday April 28.The WA will have a talent table.All are welcome.- RUMMAGE SALE: A rummage sale will be held in Franklin Hall.Stanley Presbyterian church.Victoria and West- mount avenues, on Wednesday.May 2.at 7.30 p.m.Take 124 bus.MILITARY WHIST: A military whist sponsored by West- mount Chapter No.9 on Friday April 27 at Trinity Memorial church hall, 5220 Sherbrooke street west.Refreshments.Door prizes to be drawn for at 8.15 p.m.Cards at 830.Please take your own cards.RUMMAGE SALE: The WA of Ephriam Scott Memorial church will hold a rummage sale in the church hall, 5545 Snow- don avenue.on Wednesday evening, May 2 from 7 to 9 p.m.RUMMAGE SALE: A rummage sale will be held in the Church of The Advent, 326 Wood avenue.Westmount on May 4 at 8 p.m.Social & Personal The executive of the Women's Auxiliary of Eventide Home were entertained at the home of the president, Mrs.D.K.Gowans, on Wednesday.April 18.Pouring tea on (his occasion was Mrs.R.Uden with the following present, Brigadier and Mrs.G.Dockery, Mrs.R.C.Braithwaite, Mrs.R.Berry, Mrs.R.J.Dunn, Mrs.J.B.Fraser.Mrs.R.| Hughes, Miss A.MacDonald.Mrs.C.G.Nuttall, Mrs.R.B.Porteous, Mrs.W.A.Routledge, Mrs.P.Shaughnessy and Mrs.J.H.Struthers.At the \u201cAfter Five Party\u201d being held by the Victoria Ritles Chapter IODE at the Victoria Rifles Armoury, Cathcart street, oa Saturday April M from five on, the Regent, Mrs.E.M.Gi- baut will receive the guests assisted by Mrs.H.L.Place.Mr.H.C.P.Cresswell, Mr.John Allan and Mr.T.Redpath will assist the officers and members of the mess.Trinity WA group A meeting of Trinity Memorial WA.afternoon branch, will be held on Monday.at 2.30 p.m.in Dear Abby.rN Now be close-mouthed ! ) By Abigail van Buren 245 DEAR ABBY: My sister-in-law says I'm two-faced because 1 am nice to my mother-in-law\u2019s face but actually I can\u2019t stand some of her ways.She is a very gossipy woman.| love my husband and don't want to get on the outs with his mother by telling her to her face what 1 think of her.Am | being two-faced?DEAR QUIET: Let's THE QUIET TYPE say you are being civilized, diplomatic and very, very tactful.It\u2019s wise mot te tell your mother-in-law what you think of her.Just be sure you don\u2019t tell anyone else.* + » DEAR ABBY: } was visiting my friend yesterday and her dog started to pull on my baby\u2019s blanket.1 said to her.\u201cLook what your dog is doing!\u201d She replied, \u2018Please do not refer to him as a DOG \u2014his name is Lancelot!\u201d I was so burned up 1 couldn\u2019t think of an answer.What should 1 have said?BOSTONIAN DEAR BOSTONIAN: Yeu should have said, \u2018Tell LANCELOT te cut it eut or his name will be MUD!\" * * * DEAR ABBY: You helped me out by telling me about this Home for Unwed Mothers.1 am here now and can't thank you enough for sending me here.My problem now is, should | keep my baby or should 1 give it up for adoption?1 am terribly confused.At first, 1 made up my mind to keep my baby.Then | wrote to a priest whom | have known a long time and he strongly urged me to give my baby up for the baby's sake.1 am undecided again.1 am 17.The baby's father is married.UNDECIDED DEAR UNDECIDED: The decision sheuld ' YOURS and YOURS alone.Ask yourself (we questions: (1) what will be best for my baby?(2) What will be best for me?I knew you will make (he right decision.* * * DEAR ABBY: When a father dies, and the mother is not able to pay for the funeral, which of their children should pay for the burial?Is it the duty of the sons or the daughters?DEEP IN DOUBT DEAR DEEP: Each sea and daughter should centri- bute according te his or her capabilities, for the deceased was the father of all of them.» + * DEAR ABBY: Do they sell donkey blinders for men?| need a pair for my husband.He pever watches where he is driving.Instead.he's busy gewking at the women along the streets.He drives about ten miles an hour to be sure he doesn't miss anything.He's come close to a lot of accidents.How can ! make him keep his eye on the road?THE WIFE DFAR WIFE: Even den- key blinders would be useless for this breed of donkey.I you can\u2019t get his mind off the \u201cscemery'\u2019, take (he wheel.If he doesn't like i, let him tret.+ + + DEAR ABBY.My husband has always bragged about how he used to deliver news papers when he was nine years old.Now it scems he would like our nine-year-old boy to get a paper route and do the same thing.| have always wanted better for my children than 1 had as a child.My husband says it is good training for the boy and he can use the money for his own \u201cspending money\u2019.We try to give our children what they need, and feel that a boy of nine dues nol need to have \u2018his own spending money.\u201d 1 would like your comments.MRS.A.DEAR MRS.A.: Newsheys get excelient experience in accepting responsibility, handling money, and meeting the public.Money is net only for spending.i is alse for saving (another bi of invaluable training).Vour husband is right.Let the boy have his paper route.Seme of eur most successful bani- ness and professional mes were newsbeys.\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 Ladies Lawn Bowling dates set for matches The 33rd semi-annual mecting of the Ladies\u2019 Lawn Bowling Association was held recently at ! the YWCA.Dorchester boulevard west.The president, Mrs.Gilbert Hill, of Westmount, welcomed delegates from various clubs.Reports were read and accept: ed, dates were set for elimination rinks, Lynford singles.A.H.Henderson doubles and the interclub competition.Dates were also set for the trophy to be given for elimination rink winners.Mrs.Lister of Westmount Bowling Club was samed sominating chairman.Each club is requested to enforce the wearing of proper shoes oa the green, and also to restrict the practice of fool faulting and lobbing the bowls.It is in the interest of all clubs that the rules the Archdeacon Almand Room.|! be adbered to.Soroptimist Clubs plan conference The Soroptimist Clubs of the Eastern Canada Region embrace \u2018ing Ontario and Quebec will hold their 30th Conference, April 27 to April 29.at the Sen way Hotel, Toronto.Miss Margaret FE.Kerr, President, and Misses Winnifred Macleod, Phyllis Shakespeare and Made line Ferguson will attend as official delegates of the Soropti- mist Club of Greater Montreal, and Miss Mollie Gilmore will ' friendly games and the Godwin | represent Eastern Canada Re.Guild and WA St.Matthew's Anglican Church Guild and WA will hold a run» mage sale in the church hall, corner Dufferin road and Snow don avenue, oa Friday, May ¢ at 1 o'clock.2961 \u2018LT dy \u2018Aopyy \u2018soupumxy jumemsep oy) | L The Westmount Exeminer, Friday.April 27, 1962 12 I NCES The Westmount Examiner CE|l » ans Classified Advertising our specialty Le HI-FI equipment | PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 | Transistor Supplies TELETRONICS HUnter 1 0451 dare wore ew A Ta SE ATES a 0 each additional word * | Words 50° | A | IIE SER EME | a 4191 Se.Catherine West BROOKS DRUG STORE Corner Greene Fast Delivery WE.5-3521 ?am.to 10 p.m.Sunday: 10 a.m.to 6.30 p.m.(29e FOR SALE \u2014 Musical Instruments PLAYER-piano and roils.\u2018excelient ; condition, no reasonable offer refused.PO.90-2236.\u2014 | 29f FOR SALE \u2014 Sports Equipment MOTORCYCLE BSA 715.excellent condition, $, or nearest offer.Phone 731-0971.TRIUMPH 1958 \u2014 350 cc: also BSA 1960 \u2014 250 cc.Phone WE.7-4787.20h FOR SALE \u2014 General Diamond Rings ' Beautiful settings at wholesale prices | Terms available.Call RE.3-4920.PV VVVVV VV VVFVV VVVVVVFVY Service Directory de VVVVVVVYVVYVVVVVYVYVYVYVVY VW) CORP.LTD.\u2018 Plouse phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads occoptod after 10:30 am Thuradoy fer 4 current issue.Far your convonionte, Adtaher oa duty Meaday, Tusedey end Wodaosdey & 4119 St.Catherine W.smell 8:30 pm.\u2014 HU, 1.045).» iy Ww 9282 E.5-92 \u2014 1 PROPERTY FOR SALE 12b FURNISHED APTS.,19 SHARE LIVING 26 GARAGES TO LET ; TO LET Quarters STRATHCONA.Cote St.Antoine; BL NGAL OW WESTMOUNT near Park.completely | YOUNG woman, coloured, wishes to small English car only.WE.3-7675.| furnished for 2 adults.4 room flat (hue clean.bright 3'; room apart- GARAGE to rent from May Ist in Town Mount Rov.el.6 rooms.state, one bedroom, no garage, 813500 per ment with working girl.Phone Satur- lane between Green and Olivier.trashed plavioom, 810,500 month, May 1st to October or Novem.gay after 6 p.m.all day Sunday, Phone WE.2-3679.bet WE 3-8340.after 6:30 pu.WOMEN with th bed ; ve - w ree room spacious COTTAGE apt.in Westmount.Reasonable rent 26a PARKING SPACE to the right person.WE.3-9497.Fanuiv size Colonial, peat schools, Sublet 20 ROOMS TO LET 1 _ To Let LL vutstondine value 857,4 __.PARKING space available for small Hsté Call Paul #'; FURNISHED.WALI.-TO- car vicinity Sherbrooke and Metcalfe.A photo Co Op EE (5 ' WALL CARPETS.NEW COMFORTABLE ROOM PRIVILEGES Yearly rental only.WE.17-1366 Duke.HU 18368 Bg ; EASTERN NDG FOR BUSINESS 2.Be sltées & Co Ltd, RE 1.6817, HUILDING.6-MONTH LEASE.WOMAN (BENDIX & DRIER).REA- sed FOR SALE _ +a8 0092.SONABLE.488-2477, AFTER 6:30.Kitchen Equipment 2 PROPERTY WANTED ) ) chen Equipmen yt TTT nT 21 ROOMS WANTED STOVE combination gas.coal and | ) HOUSE EASTERN West 1 « \u201cof Food ate.practically new, moving.; TED -\u2014 SE estmount; young man -3972 WANTEI Are You Looking ?good habits, desires single room in ! private home: no other roomers.4 0 3 bedioosrn house with garage ground floor: must be reasonable; and sn ddl garden.Price to 345.000.FOR A LARGE 3', FURNISH references exchanged.Box 1082, 7005 tot Shr tal