The Westmount examiner, 11 mai 1962, vendredi 11 mai 1962

[" Exarniner, PEUT Void.XXXII, Ne.19 \u2014-\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MONTREAL, FRI., MAY 11, 1942 at 35 SCENTS 16 PAGES \u2018Bud\u2019 blooms for Liberals \u2014 Page 3 THE SPY reports on 401 \u2014 Pege 5 - \u2014 ll) Surplus forecast by mayor Municipal association hears talk on MMC WMA elects Coristine president Robert W.Coristine was elected president of the Westmount Municipal Association far 1962-63 ~~ \u2018fueceeding J.Murray Savage at a well-attended annual meeting held in Victoria Hall The slate of officers, drawn up by the nominating committee, was unanimously accepted without change.The new officers: President, R.W.Coristine; vice-presidents, J.H.Richer: R.L.Hunter.EXECUTIVE MEMBERS RE-ELECTED Executive members re-elected were: Served 4 terms: Dr.L.Brun- ton, Mrs.J.Porteous.Served 3 terms: R.M.Ever- son, Mrs.B.T.Job, Mrs.T.R.Meighen.Messrs.A.M.Min- nion, J.F.Stairs.Served 2 terms: Messrs.C., Aspler, H.C.Burritt, M.D.Collier, W.A.Everslield, J.B.Francis, Mrs.J.A.D.Falk-' ner, Messrs, R.B.Holden, H.Lande, Mrs.C.J.Malloy, Mrs.H.F.Reusing; Messrs.B.S.Russel, J.W.Sharp, F.A.Tees, A.Usher, A.P.Wickham, A.L.Williams, Dr, M.Winspear.Served 1 term: Messrs.C.S.Alexander.J.S.Corbett, Mrs, J.M Fairbairn: Messrs.P.G.Gregory, P.FF.Kerrigan, J.C.Keyes, O.R.Macklem, L.M.Nelson, G.Meunier, J.J.Pepper, Mrs.M.Spector.i New members elected were: Messrs.D.H.Crossen, M.H.Franklin, J.G.Kirkpatrick.A.H.McDougall, J.W.Patrick, C.M.Russel, W.Schmidt, R.H.Stevenson, J.C.Turgeon, G.Vilim.The next meeting of the Association will May 22.Pool te cost A.Peterson and R.be held Tuesday, i roo eu x y NEW MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION HEAD: J.Murray Savage, left, who relinquishes the post of president of the Westmount Municipal Association, is seen here examining the annual report with mewly-elected president Robert W.Coristine whe was elected by acclamation at the aanual meeting held in Victoria Hall Wednesday night.year with enlarged plans being The organization reported a fruitful laid for the future.\u2014 Roger Brunelle Photo Kina's school students fo fake bicycle tests j The first gram sponsored by the West- mount Rotary Club Safety Committee will take place tomorrow for students attending Kings School.Classroom instruction has been given te all pupils at Kings over the past two weeks and written tests will be completed today.tioms, tests.as well as movies, lectures, etc.are part of an overall program designed to instill good road habits and safety thinking in all younger children \u2014 the automebile drivers ef tomerrew.$150.000 \u2018Westmount keeps in Westmount the swim! keeps in Co-incidental with other progressive municipalities on the continent it is to have its own municipal swimming pool to be made ready within a few weeks.| The cost will be in the vicinity of $150.000 and it wil be located at Western and Lansdowne avenues according to an amnouncement made by Alderman Tucker, Commissioner of Parks and Playgreunds te members of the Westmount Municipal their annual meeting held in Victoria Hall last night.The pool, according to Mr.Tucker who is chairman of the Pool Committee stated that it will go into operation sometime \u2019 in July, subject to approval by ' extension of the swimming sea- \"ceived with enthusiastic M.L.Association at, ince of Quebec's Department of Health.Facilities for patrons will be provided in the skating rink premises adjacent to the pool until permanent bath houses and storage facilities are completed shortly afterward.According te Mr.Tucker, the pool will be of standard Olympic dimensions, 72 feet long by 42 feet wide with sloping base previding varying depths equipped with separate diving and wading facilities.There will be three diving boards in the area for diving | measuring 40 by 36 feet.as well as a beginner's pool, 32 feet by 18 feet.Bicycle Safety Pro-\u2019 These instruc- : The program will conclude on Saturady morning when all pupils with bicycles will be tested for .their ability to ride properly and obey traffic signals.A \u2018testing area\u2019 complete with stop signs.; intersections, traffic lights and Bicycles will be inspected for faulty mechanism.The Home and School Association at Kings School as well as members of the West- mount Police Department will assist in the testing program Saturday morniag.All pupils will receive report cards and successful applicants will receive pennants and safe \u2018 driving certificates.the swim \u2018been made Alderman Tucker and the pool committee made exhaustive studies of other mu- .nicipal pools over a period of two years and have come up with the best type available for the needs of the citizens of Westmount, Indoor swimming peols were also considered, he said, with the result that the committee decided that the construction ef such a .type would met warrant the cest which wag estimated in the vicinity of $750,000 The site at which the pool is to be constructed was also given | careful consideration before the ' A water heating system will final location was decided upon.\u2018 be installed which will allow the the City Council and the Prov- son.The announcement was re- applause by all members present.t ! By E.C.Gannon \u201cThe City of Westmount will show a surplus this vear for the third vear in a the city management,\u201d row due to the efficiency of Mavor J.CC.Cushing told members of the Westmount Municipal Association in Victoria Hall last night.The mayor did not go - into further detail on the city\u2019s budget but his announcement was received with applause, \u2014 Light to shine in the dark He was speaking to the mem-' bers at their annual meeting and reviewed the work of the Montreal Metropolitan Corporation since its formation in 1921, when it was known as a Commission.He reviewed the highlights of the work done since the formation of the Paquette Commission and the issuance of the Croteau Ree port which produced the Montreal Bill in 1959 and later was , lollowed by the formation of the * montreal Metropolitan Corporat- MMC PROVIDES FORUM FOR DEBATING The corporation, Mayor Cushing stated, had done good work under the able guidance of Mr.Chagnon, even though he did not see eve to eye with him in all its work.It did, however, provide a forum between the various municipalities on the island and it was his opinion that it would mot make much head way until there wus some change in its set up.The corporation had made an exhaustive study on transportation and had reported on the arterial roads to solve traffic problems.It had.due to Mr.Chagnon's efforts, helped the credit rating and financial structure of the whole metropolitan area and had studied and ruled on the early closing bylaw during the past three months.He believed that it would not make too much further headway under the present set-up.Before final decision had Car thief iailed | A threeyear sentence was -imposed on Pierre Tetreault, of Westmount avenue following his admission to stealing five automobiles valued at $10.400.Sentence was pronounced by Judge Redmond Roche.WE en RU we An additional street light will be installed on Greene avenue between Dorchester and Stayner streets, This is to improve the lighting at tins spot as the distance between the street light at the lane north of Stayner street and the one on the north side uf Dorchester street 1s approximately 250 feet, Other street lights in the vicinity are separated by 16) = > Police, fire units show efficiency Efficient operation of the Westmount Police and Fire Department, under the able direction of Chief Edward C.Harper, is revealed in an analysis of its operation.It has been shown that, of 496 calls received by the Department in 1961, 142 were for actual fires.Thirty- 'two false alarms were rung in and the remaining 322 | miscellaneous calls ranged \"re oxygen cases to floods.Total fire loss was $68.000 down, froin a vearly average of $127,000.The department also reports that radar equipment has reduced speeding offences in Westmount and the local crime record shows substan- \u2018tial improvement.i | feet.| \u2018Next week's weather May 12 te 19 Mainly sunay with cold nights and some rain.Many years we have had a short hot spell at this time.Temperature range 30-75°F or higher in the south, subay hours.Raw mornings in the middle of the week, By ERIC NEAL 25-50°F in the north with 30 to 33 but afternoons sunny with cloudy periods in the south.Drizzle and snow in the north: stormy along the border States and into the Maritimes with thunder and hail.Suany for the weekend.RAGAN FN NT A CBS Sag te an \u201ceres, à The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 11, 1962 2 MOTHER .She NEVER FORGETS! Send Flowers FLOWERS ARE THE GIFT THAT'S CLOSEST TO THE HEART Mother's Day, Sunday, May 13 F Nielsen, rower c?lorist CUT 5580 DECARE RE.1-1153 vw A7 AR & SIDING ® Bonded Roofing © Sheet Metal © Asbestos & Metal Siding for Commercial \u2014 Industrial Residential Maintenance and Repairs AN T rm Lois 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 Ew ww WW / ee af SALSA 8 5 0 AS AAA EAR AS AS AA Aa WOU YY WY WW Www ww eee AAS A RRR SLR ER Em Between you and me Election: First prize or nothing By Margaret Aitken For politicians, it is the end of the lull before the storm.Leaders of the parties have already started their treks back and forth across the country.To me elections are just as ex~iting as that last Stanley Cup hockey play-off.And you know how exciting that one was.Elections call for the same kind of team work, and the same kind of dedication to win.There are no second prizes in elections or Stanley Cup finals.Dorothy Downing, who has manrged more campaigns than she can count, has always claimed that a good team could win with a broomstick as a candidate.Naturally, the candidates will not go along with this but there is no doubt about it, team work is the crux of every successful campaign.One reason why I like elections is because you really do get to the grass-roots in our society.For instance, one problem N.L.Rappaport, QC, has been elected president of the Jewish Vocational Service's Sheltered He succeeds Bernard J.Fine- stone, who becomes honorary president.In his first official function Mr.Rappaport will preside at the reception and cere- THE PLAGE TO COME FOR QUALITY NURSERY STOCK EVERGREENS TREES senves PERENNIALS GARDEN SUPPLIES We have unda's finest selection of hardy, quality nursery stock .at new low prices.rive out this weekend, or any day\u2014we\u2019'll be happy to look after yvur gardening needs.SHERIDAN ALSO OFFERS COMPLITE LANDSCAPE SERVICE-WITN FREE ESTMBATES Write ler our free 1962 cotelogve.650 Mantée de Lieua St.Leurent, Que, Vok: 744.245 1 monies marking the opening of the new quarters of the Jewish Cocational Services Sheltered Workshop next Wednesday.Mr.Rappaport resides at 3050 St.Sulpice road.Peter Bronfman has been elected first vice president of JVS.Other members of the executive include: D.D.Feld- man, second vice-president; Mrs.Sidney J.Cohen, treasurer; Eugene Stearns, henor- ary secretary; Joseph D.Ros- ton, secretary; William Abrams, Melvin M.Chorney and Mrs.Saul Hayes, mem- bers-at-large.The Jewish Vo- catiomal Service is a censtitu- ent agency of the Federation ef Jewish Community Services.ACTIVE IN MANY GROUPS Mr.Rappaport is active in nizations.He is a trustee of the Federation of Jewish Community Services and a member of the Baron de Hirsch Institute\u2019s Damage to auto paid by city The City of Westmount has paid for damage to a car which was partially wrecked when the branch of a tree fell on it during a severe rain and wind storm.The damage resulted in the smashing of the trunk door, the upper panel and rear window glass amounting to $198.15.Payment was made from the insurance reserve of the city and the claim was sel- tled on the recommendation of the city attorney.The world's only flock of greater snow geese, which summers in Canada's north and which once was down to 3,000 birds, sow numbers about 90,000.many community welfare orga- | that is coming to the top more and more in this elee- tion is the question, how old is old?It is a fact that employers now seem to regard a man or woman as old at the age of 45 years.And not the least guilty among employers is the Civil Service Commission.Almost always the CSC forms call for applicants to be between 19 and 30 years.While science is increasing longevity, economics are decreasing usefulness.Our demand for security, through pensions, in what used to be the retiring age of 65 or 70, has boomeranged to make 45 a dangerous age to boleikon a dangerous age to be looking for a job.During the past few years I have received many letters on this subject, some angry, Jewish Vocational Service names Rappaport president legal aid committee; a life governor of the Jewish General Hospital, YM-YWHA, and the Verdun Protestant Hospital.He is a former vice-president of the Cerebral Palsy Association and a former director of the Retarded Children\u2019s Association.A member of the Montreal Bar and the Canadian Bar Association, Mr.Rappaport is senior partner in the law firm of Rappaport and Whelan.He is a member of the Montreal Board of Trade taxation committee and the Canadian Bar Association bankruptcy committee.Mr.Rappaport is a past president of the Lord Reading Law Society and a former member of the council of the Bar of Montreal and the Bar of the Province of Quebec.He is a member of the Shaar Hashoma- yim Synagogue and the Monte- fiore, Elm Ridge and Canadian Clubs.Rappaport served as acting dis- During World War II, Mr.trict supply and transport officer for Military District Number 4.He was discharged from army service with the rank of captain.some pitiful, all of ther deeply concerned, Men and women with plenty of bounce and energy and ambition do not want to be finished at 45, Some people think portable pensions are the answer, And perhaps they are.Certainly no employer could refuse to hire a 45- year-old on the the excuse it would throw out of balance his company\u2019s pension plan.Another answer could be a government-sponsored contributory system as in the U.S.A.But it has snags, too.Because the contributions are based on a man\u2019s earning capacity, the rich get rich pensions, and the poor get poor pensions.But whatever the answer may be, this a problem that governments are going to have to solve.I am finding at the grass-roots resentment, despair, and frustration that a man or woman is \u201ctoo old\u201d at 45 to get a job.Toronto Telegram News Service Parking change On a recommendation of the administrative traffic committee, provision is now made on Belmont Crescent for parking space for four cars.This recommendation rescinds the council resolution of January, 1938, which prohibited parking on all sides of the whole of Belmont Crescent.UR organization is well known for the personal service given to each family served.BA Collins | ne FA NUNNS AP.WILLLAMS 3610 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST Moving abroad?GET A MOVE ON WITH MORGAN'S ! Packing - Crating - Shipping - Storing - Work Guaranteed Representation All Over the World MOVE WITN AGENTS FOR ALLIED VAN LINES organ\u2019s Free Estimates For AN Your eo PHOTOGRAPHY eo PHOTO SUPPLIES o PICTURE FRAMING © Regular cad Custom Photofinishing © ACME PHOTO Reg'd.2 Stores to Serve You 4123 St.Catherine, W.WE.2-5709 4866 Sherbrooke St, W.HU.1-1989 VOL.XXXHI, No.19 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1962 GX ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS S Certified Werchmekers = OHNMAN TS JEWELLERS WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.PAGE THREE Crowd cheers, band plays, \u2018Bud\u2019 blooms Liberals give nod to Drury A Westmount intellectual par excellence, C.M.Bud\u201d Drury, of 579 Roslyn avenue, who said, \u201cIt might sound pedantic if I told you what books 1 read,\u201d proved his popularity with West- mount Liberals last Monday as he accepted the official nomination while the crowd f cheered and whistled and the band played on.Face wreathed in smiles \u201cBud\u201d Drury \u2014 lawyer.president a and di- } wn Et rN = LESIEK B.PERKSUN bp: pe \u2018FRIENDS BEFORE AND AFTER': John _.Corbett, left, shakes hands with \u201cBud\u2019\u2019 Drury, whe won the Liberal nomination - x 1 , % band\u2019s shoulders at the meeting which lasted until midnight.The serious business of aominatiag a candidate was conducted By rector of a number \u20ac Canadian firms and one-| time deputy minister of National Defence \u2014! spoke happily of Liberal enthusiasm in St.Antoine-Westmount he had been told did not exist.\u201cWith your support,\u201d he said, \u201cI will be able to carry this, constituency back into the Liberal Party.\u201d Senator A.K.Huguessen, who proposed Mr.Drury's name to the hundreds of constituents packed into Victoria Hall, filling even the balcony, said Canadians could ' no longer afford a bungling aud muddling government.Defeated candidate John S.Corbett, of 65 Forden avenue, said, \u201cWe were friends before this and we're friends after.We'll work om this thing together.\u201d | In his nomination speech, Mr.Corbett said \u2018he would pledge eight days a week and 25 hours: (Continued on page 9) last Monday at Victoria Hall \u2014 which was packed te capacity.Mrs.Corbett and Mrs.Drury look ever their respective hus- ia an atmosphere of good humer and gaiety.\u2014 Roger Brunelle Photo | 'Wing' plans program for early summer No.306 Maple Leaf Wing of the month of June, the date to \u2018the RCAF.recognized by the be announced later.\u2018Royal Canadian Air Force.ae embarked upon a progressive months, | NEED A UN.6-4551 VETERAN TAXI ASS'N.(AB! VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VF VII VV VV VY VY, | program for the next up CY CYLINDER Next Thursday a visit will j be made by members to Ste.|) | .Anne's Military Hospital, x É / while the convention in Que- p ul £ SRE bec City will be held by the J ô Quebec Group on Friday and > Q Saturday, May 18 and 19.D Members will journey to the > > School for Crippled Children at their summer camp at Ayres- éliffe on the June 2 weekend.The annual golf tourna- > ment will be held Sunday, > June 24.at the St.Andrew's O2\" ®.Golf and Country Club with an informal dinner, swimming and dancing scheduled.A mixed bowling party is being planned for some time in SURELY YOU Will Remember Her With Flowers 9 Mouatein Street ot Sherbrooke Vi.2-4444 à à à à à à à à à à à à VVVVVVV VV VY VVYVY VY VY WN au RADIO NEWS so A DIVISION OF CANADIAN MARCOM COMPANY by GIRARD AUTO ¢ + WELL, WELL, YOU SURE HOW'D THE ACCIDENT = Ce Ti omnis] ENT à CY CYLINDER CAN'T PIX AT 4 GIRARD MY WIFE FELL g'e AUTOMOBILE x RTT \u2018 es : tk oI = ce TOR PT» \\ 1d { fe \u2014.eus NS jo RAIL v ?\"4 b 4 ; 4; ; ARGO - PLYMOUTH 4 ) NCEE 0.5.5748 SN : ) 72 VICTORIA AVE., WESTMOUNT, 4 | MONTREAL'S OLDEST DEALER 4 ba 4 EE 4 The Westmount Exeminer, Fridey.Mey 11.1962 2A er aminer Berviag the City of Weslmouni since 1008 Head Oifice: 7008 iiidare Road, Meatrodl 29 Classified Advertising (To 8:30 p.m.Men., Tues.& Wed.Only) HU.1-045) Editorial Department \u2014 Circulation Dept.\u2014 Ascounting Department Bispiey Advertising Mu.1-2771 Joba W.Senctoa, Prev.dent and Publisher Viece Rowe, Hugh L McCormick, Choirmen News Editer MHogh R.Mount, Advertising Menoger The Examiner sims lo be sn independant, clean newspaper for the home, devoted le public service.Mall subscriptions: Si td half year Five cents à copy.26 per year; Member of the Cunadian Weebly Newspapers Association, Quebes Newspapers Association.Authotized #0 Second Classe Mutl by the Post Office Department, Ottawa.and for payment o { postage in cash.WE SAY Students who fail should not quit school F'NAL examinations in the high schools throughout the West End are coming up soon.To many it will be the moment of truth; the gay school social life throughout the vear may give way to bitter disappointment.Many fail because they did not apply themselves diligently to studies: few fail because of a lack of enough ability to make a passing grade.Unfortunately, the bitter disappointment may lead to a snap decision to leave school and seek employment.With less than high school standards, it can be safely assumed that the bulk of these drop-outs will, it at all.gain employment which will never bring to the fore inherent talent or ability.It would be much wiser for the student considering Jeaving school to stop and think about the future.The embarrassment of repeating one vear is not so bad; actually, it could, and should.serve to teach how to study, and to point up the necessity of just a little harder work next year.If many would do this, it would be suprising how many would eventually go on to university, and to greater things in business, and as good citizens in this complex world.In vears to come it is too late to have regrets.So.consider carefully before making a rash decision to drop out.w .on.8 +» - YOU SAY Gracious living now \u2018a lost arf\u2019 Sir: One of the real pleasures of living in upper Notre Dame de Grace is the daily opportunity afforded one to drive through Westmount on one's way into town.Spiralling income taxes.increased wages for domestic help and maintenance people have been blamed for the fust- growing trend towards life in smaller homes.But, regard less of the reasons behind this trend, the fact remains that today's generations are losing the art of gracious living.The homes of Westmount above The Boulevard are among the last bastions of gracious life.No \u201cluxury\u201d apartment buildings, which operate more as dormitories than as homes, are seen here, Colonades, elaborately sculptured entrances.architecture reminiscent of Southern Colonial.French Chateau and English country manors, as well as numerous examples of purely town house architec ture, offer us daily reminders of the skills of man now rarely used in the building of comfortable homes.Besides the homes along The Boulevard, of course.are others seen less often by the general public.There is another face to Westmount too\u2014 that of its blighted areas.rarely identified with the city's name.Would it be possible to see a weekly, front-page photograph showing the \u201cFace of Westmount\" as seen by its residents and, more particularly.its visitors?Summer is usually a slow time for news and would seem just right for a feature of this tvpe.1 feel it would be welcomed by both old and potential subscribers to your weekly.Terry Mcl.aughlia Editor's mot: Reader Mec- Laughlin has offered a good suggestion \u2014 and ik is being considered.mes Acting mayor Alderman |.S.Backler has been appointed Acting Mayor of the city for the months of May.June and July on a resolution proposed by Alderman T.A.Ouimet at Mon- La - A day night's meeting of the City Council.SAY No people do so much harm as those who go about doing good.\u2014 Mandell Creighton The high cost of money when you want to buy à car By Pierre Berton One thing is certain \u2014 interest rates seem to vary widely from car lot to car lot, from car to car and from person to person.About the only real rule that seems lo apply is that new cars are cheaper to finance than used cars.Generally speaking.my informal survey of leading new car lots showed that the rates were generally lower than they were for furniture and appliances, which you'll remember ran between 17 and 32 per cent.In the new car field the interest rates seem to run between 13 and 22 per cent.x * + In several cases my Operative 67 was told that the rates were as good as she couid get at the bank.When the payments were checked by an actuary.this didn\u2019t turn out to be true, though in one or two cases the rate nudged the bank rate.You can get secured loans at a bank for between 5'z and 6 per cent and you can borrow money to buy a car at a little more than 11 per cent.The Mana Lu EMULE lowest car loan we found was at 123 per cent \u2018a GMAC plan at West Hill Motors).This was an insured loan which may explain the difference.* * * On used cars, interest costs vary more widely.The worst example I've yet come across was that of a man in Aylmer, Ontario, who bought a six- year-old Pontiac from Nash & Bell Motors on an 18- month installment plan, financed through Associates Discount.His money cost him a little over 36 per cent per annum.This was in 1958 before the banks got actively into the business of car loans.However, in a more recent case, last summer, a Toronto man paid upwards of 32 per cent in interest charges on a five year old Mercury Sedan from Arby Motors Ltd.financed through Danforth Discount.Such charges are often made on the basis of a man\u2019s credit rating; in the latter case the purchaser had borrowed the down payment from a finance company and LEN EE EA AE LTE RR Re 1 SAY Discussing the advantages of drinking like a gentleman, os the English do, Roger Pickelfdorf said the idea is to sip slowly oll evening, then say, \"Well, I'll toddle up to bed now.\u201d Sensible, but Roger feels it is a woste of time, a waste of liquor, and a waste of gentleman.cE X-Word Puzzle ACROSS 3.Duluth 1.Wilted ore 8.Head cook export 0.Singer 8.Secretary's \u2014\u2014 Lanza lunch 10.Lounges (2 wds.) 12, Coral 4.Prudent island &.Hampers 18.Actor \u2014 6.Biblical Welles mountain 14.Twisting 7.Otherwise 16, Japanese 8 \u2014 and outcast jetsam class 9.Manufac- 17.Half em ture 18.Hide away, 11.Sluggards 20.Siam river 19, One .ver 19.One's 21.To transport \u2019 charted 21, \u2014 Ber- On Joli] 23 Feed RIN: MORE .Free J = 24.In- el RT AL censed HS|ARCIRSR ME 28.Sait ANE 101010) ponds a ENC, 26.Office LR TETE Christ- A E C mas = K gifs 28.Sustained 33.Open space 31.Shifts of net 32.Bog- 35.A taunt ged 87.Lily-like down plant in 39.Stocking part so he had no real equity in his automobile.In both instances, it's significant that the purchasers couldn't keep up their payments and the cars were repossessed.The Salesman Gets A (Cut An even odder case, which I'd scarcely believe if 1 hadn't seen the contracts and payment books, involves a man who bought a two-year- old station wagon from Del Bodkin Motors in New Toronto.He made a substantial down payment and the contract shows his interest rate was only 14.4 per cent per annum.However, the Delta Acceptance payment book showed that monthly payments were four dollars a month higher than the contract showed.This brought his true rate of interest to 18.8 per cent per snnum.He couldn't handle these payments and so traded down to a cheaper car.On this his rate of interest was 29.1 per cent.+ * * In the automobile field the scales seem to be tipped against the man who wants to pay cash, just as they are tipped against the man who wants to pay off his loan at an earlier date than set.Recently a customer who had bought a new car at a true interest rate of 16.8 per cent through General Motors Acceptance Corporation, decided to pay it all off in the fifth month.The extra finance charges brought the cost of his loan to 25.3 per cent per annum.That's because there are certain fixed charges on these loans that can't be returned.* + It's well known in the auto industry that some of the profit on cars comes as a result of cutbacks from acceptance companies.Part of this cutback is passed along to the car salesmen on the floor which means that every man has a vested interest in talking his customers out of paying cash, I have a copy of a standard salesman\u2019s agreement put out by Hogan Pontiac, which uses General Motors Acceptance Corporation.This agreement shows that every salesman gets a bonus for every car he finances through GMAC.On new cars this bonus starts at $10 per contract.If he sells more than 15 contracts he get $15 for every car he finances \u2014 and that payment is retroactive.No wonder salesmen find it attractive to boost the easy payment plan.(Some used car dealers, who charge about 30 per cent interest make their profits almost entirely from financing.They're really in the loan business.) I 1 Toronto physician to speak at Stanstead Lady Banting, Toronto physician and widow of Sir Frederick Banting, is to be guest speaker at the annual alumni reunion at Stanstead College, Stanstead, Saturday at 6:30 pm.Gordon McGilton of Montreal is the retiring president and Sutherland Stewart, also a Montrealer, the president-elect. No.40I°s big \u2018do\u2019 Glories, fragedies remembered OFFICIAL PRESENTATION: RCAF Squadron Standards for these units who have been in existence for more than 25 years were given last Sunday at RCAF Station St, Hubert, to 401 City of West- mount and 438 City of Mentreal Auxiliary Squadrons.The Standards were officially presented lo Lost comrades honored; old friends reunited Lost comrades were honored.polished, stirring ceremony and: cers.NCO's and airmen \u2014 along during a special Old friends were reunited.ceremony Memories of glories and traged- | fes were invoked in both precise, ' City of Westmount's own RCAF iary) \u2014 put on a magnificent per- A fit with daughter Who called us when Knee-deep in water.JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 the umits Administration standards.informal.fun-bent partying.That was the nature of the Auxiliary squadron's big \u2018\u2018do\u2019\u201d\u2019 Saturday afternoon and evening.In spasmodic sunshine which lent alternating glamor and som- gas.By THE SPY PER TER Le bre tones, No.401 consecrated and received a magnificent be- tassled gold standard bearing its ram\u2019s head insignia and eight hard-won Second World War battle honors, Lieutenant.Governor Paul Comtois represented The Queen and was the central figure of the tradition-encrusted rites on the open tarmac of RCAF Station St.Hubert.After dark, when day fighter squadrons such as 401 in war were \u2018released for the day\u201d from \u201creadiness.\u201d when the young pilots returned te their mess to celebrate the day's victories, decorations, promotions or just plain survival, the famous Westmount unit's present and former its personnel gathered at urban headquarters, Sherbrooke and Metcalfe, to show the mew standard, proudly near the entrance in a lighted glass case, its first squadron party.For nearly two hours in the af.! ternoon, present squadron offi- by Hon.Paul Comtois, Geverner of the Province ef Quebec.Group Captain E.S.Light, Director of RCAF Religious ers for these officers and airmen who are remembered by the battle honors inscribed en the _' sented the people of this com.: | fight standing For Carefree Travel CONTACT ROBBAN TRAVEL CO.LTD.ET EXPERTS GUIDE YOU! .1373 Trêve Rd 4 ; PHONE: GREENE Reservation x WE.5.AVE Services 7e 4611 Lieutenant- (Pretestant), here effers pray- | with members of No.438 \u2018City of Montreal\u2019 Squadron \u201c\u2018Auxil- formance to invited guests and \u2018the general public.The Mayor of Westmount, His Worship John C.Cushing.repre- munity who sent onc of 401s main components.the pre-war No.115 Fighter Squadroa, off to the Battle of Britain in | 1940.| The Chief of the Air Staff, Air Marshal Hugh Campbell: | (Continued on page 9) * Nothing Old Hat about our house this spring!\u2019 Bright and shiny, like a new spring bonnet \u2014 Shat\u2019's how our house looks these days.We've bad it \u201cdone\u201d all over and now the Joneses ape keeping up with ws.The cost?Well \u2014 much Jess than you'd think.We financed the \u201cworks\u201d with a Bof M Home Improvement Loan.That's how you can get your home improvements MY BANK done at lower cost.Talk to the people Lon at your neighbourhood B of M branch soon - they'll be glad to tell you all about it, BANK OF MONTREAL SY Cavades Fret Bank dy D34sase e USE EXAMINER CLASSIFIEDS FOR EVERYTHING IN GARDENING NEEDS flagstone, rock garden stones SHREDDED GARDEN SOIL cement, gravel, sand, top soil, concrete pots, patio pads, stepping stones, black soil, EVERGREENS, TREES, SHRUBS, VINES, ROSES, PERENNIALS, fertilizers, seeds, garden tools, insecticides, pots, fungicides, sprayers, peat moss, weed killers, golf machinery and supplies, power and hand lawn mowers, etc.JACK VINCELLI Centre JACK VINCELLI lendscape contractor LTD.3803 WESTMINSTER AVE.N.CITY OF COTE ST.LUC, QUEBEC HUnter 8-5301 HUnter 8-5279 OPEN FROM 7am -7 pm FREE DELIVERY TI6L \u2018LL Amp \u2018Aopiig \u2018seujunx) juncusep oy) S The Westmount Exeminer, Friday, Mey 11, 1962 6 Westmount bolsters public safety executive Public safety in Westmount han been bolstered through the appointment of three key men in the executive branch of the Police Department Official ap- puintiments were made at Monday night's council meeting.The promotions invelve Police and Fire Chief Edward C.Harper: Det.-Lieut.Herbert Ward and Det.-Sgt.Adolphe E Jones.The move is a result of Westmount's r= EEE) = =) GE RANTEE ai _ = ED CED DES) LC a IP Principal and Interest Guaranteed Interest Paid Semi-annually by Cheque Crown Trust Company ÿ 393 St.James St.W., Montreal, VI.2-8362 D recenser es aim le improve all city ner- vices.Chief Harper has been appointed director of public safety in command of the Public Safety Department effective imme- diatel.: DEPUTY CHIEF NAMED FOR DEPARTMENT Lieut.Ward has been appointed deputy chief of police in the Public Safety Department, INVESTMENT 3 J bes eee CREED) =e) \u2014s>s>)e)ee=\u2014=\u2014= == Sat.Jones bas been pre- moied le the rank of acting detective-liculenant of the police force in the Public Safety Department.He will be responsible for the criminal investigation section.psomotions reads: \u201cThe Public Safety Department shall comprise the police force and the fire brigade of the city and shall be under the direction of the Director of | Public Safety who shall be both Fire and shall answer directly to the General Manager, Norman Dawe.The police force, composed of a police division and a public safety division shall be under the immediate direction of the Deputy Chief of The by-law concerning the Chief of Police and Chief of | Police.\u201d r Con È DESERVED RECOGNITION: Westmount's City Council has approved the appointments and promotion of three top-flight enforcers of law and order.They are shown here left to right: Edward C.Harper, chief of police and fire, who ed Det.-Lieut.chief of police; raised to the ra re ow Lo agp ve Herbert Ward, PY en has been appointed director of public safety; appointed deputy and Det.-Sgt.Adolphe E.Jones, nk of acting detective-lieutenant, All will work in the Public Safety Department.«\u2014 Roger Brunelle Photo Rotary Club | | | against possible enemy air at-; tack is the variety and alternate means of communication, a senior RCAF officer told mem- COMPACT: tones no more space than a 0 rage\u2019 Actus! 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[ | RADICALLY DESIGNED TEMPERATURE CONTROL: \u201cselect\u201d lemperature to ou temperature vanations, STANT HOUSE HEATING: from cold to una AND FAST INSTALLATION | just a few hours, ° BADE IN CANADA WE.5-1189 \"constantly are being made, informed.Westmount at their weekly luncheon Wednesday.\u201cMany techniques are used,\u201d Air Commodore J.B.Harvey, chief staff officer, Air Defence Command St.\u2019 Hubert, said.He mentioned submarine cable, FM link and micro- | wave, and \u201ctropo and ionospheric scatter\u201d systems.| \u201cReliability and voice quality are excellent,\u201d Commodore Harvey said.\u201cTechnological advance now enables us, for example, to carry on several thousand simultaneous voice communications over a single channel with backup channels available.\u201d | He added: \u201cSuch a communication system could not have been in existence as little as 10 years ago.\u201d IMPROVEMENTS CONSTANTLY BEING INTRODUCED Improvements in the system including long-range radars to replace the older models in what is known as \u201cthe Pine Tree system.\u201d \u201cBy this means we can \u2018see\u2019 and control at much greater distances,\u201d Commodore Harvey said.\u201cRadar coverage has been and is being extended very substantially to the north and west and we are adding a number of supporting radars to the prime units.\u201d Commodore Harvey looked into the future and came up, , with these forecasts: (a) Materials which will withstand almost any change in | .stress or temperature will be invented: NEW POWER SOURCES UDERWAY (b' New sources of power will come into use, including atomic, nuclear and solar: | (c) Super fuels for rockets, ; both liquid and solid, will be- | come available: \u2018Many techniques used\u2019 in air defence system The key to early warning bers of the Rotary Club of; be revolutionized, not enly in mode of transport but by voice and signal code; (e) Weather forecasting will undergo great changes, even to the extent of controlling it locally.(f) Perfecting problems air control at high altitudes; (g) Manned and unmanned space vehicles operating both within and without the atmo- of sphere.\u201cWith these developments clearly in sight.\u201d Commodore Harvey said, \u201cit does not require much imagination to come to the conclusion that weapon systems will undergo considerable change.\u201d Commodore Harvey also touched on aircrew training and other aspects of keeping up to ; date in the realm of air defence, First aid lectures scheduled A two-hour instruction period to promote public konwledge in artificial respiration will be held during \u2018Save a Life Week\u2019.by the Combined Westmount Division, St.John Ambulance Brigade, at Victoria Hall, on May 14 and 16 \u2014 next Monday and Wednesday \u2014 at 8 p.m.Instruction will also be given at the Mechanics\u2019 Institute Library at Atwater and Tup- per on May 17 at 8 p.m.The twe- hour instruction will be given fer these persons interested in learning methods of artificial respiration.All are welcome and invited to take part in the program.Those wishing additional information can call Bob Hindle at RE.3-8678 during the day or MU.(d) Communications will 4-3752 in the evening. Unity Beys® Club April report shows increase in membership, activities The statistical report for the month of April shows that a total | of 885 boys and girls have enrolled in the Unity Boys\u2019 Club since September 1, 1961.This shows a large increase over last year's April total of 743.If the present trend continues, a record could be established.The last membership high was in 1956 when a total of 1,000 were enrolled.Participation in the many varied activities also continues to be on the upgrade.Last week's Hobby Show Ex- hibitien was the finale to an exceptionally busy year in the arts, crafts and hobbies.However, this department com | tinues to operate on a limited basis.VARIETY OF SPORTS SCHEDULED The club members are now, turning to a variety of sports.With the Unity Boys\u2019 Club Track and Ficld Meet scheduled for! May 26 at the Westmount Athletic Grounds, the youngsters are working-out daily in preparation for the meet.Track Coach John Hiltz is on hand every Wednesday afternoon, Friday evening and Saturday morning to train the Unity team.The high jumping team is under the direction of Gilbert Alleyne.A few more boys and girls are needed to round out the team.| Meanwhile, the little Lea.guers under Coach Manny Barnoff and Assistant John McDonaugh are all ready for the opening of the Kiwanis West Little League Baseball season which gets under way next week.Douglas Wright and Douglas Gavin arc at the helm of the, Fund drive underway Montreal Branch of the Navy League of Canada is currently conducting its an-' nual financial campaign.from May 6 to 19, with an objective \u2018 of $45,000.The Branch sponsors five Sea Cadet Corps units with 364 boys, aged 14 to 17 and five Navy League Cadet Corps units with 474 boys, aged 12 to 14.It also sponsors, by \u2018\u2018remote centrol,\u201d\u201d a Navy League Cadet Corps comprising one officer and 32 Eskimo boys at Poyungnituk on the east coast of Hudson Bay.For summer training purposes the branch maintains two craft, a 45-foot ketch-rig- ged, diesel - powered motor- sailer and a 25-foot power cutter.Arrangements are being made to ship a whaler to the corps at Poyungnituk.A combined Church Parade was held in Westmount on April 29.Plans are being prepared for the First Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Sailing Regatta to be held this summer at the Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club with crews from across Canada participating.Ballet group sels program The Roslyn Home and School ballet project will present \u2018\u2018\u2018The Sleeping Beauty\u201d on next Wednesday at 8 p.m.in the Westmount High School Auditorium.The music is by Tschai- kowsky and the choreography is being done by Eleanor Moore Ashton.The pupils of Now there\u2019s room for midget cars In an effort to standardize regulations in Westmount with those required in other cities it is now ordered that no vehicle be parked within 15 feet of a fire hydrant.The resolution which has been rescinded called for \u2018no vehicle be parked within 25 feet of a fire hydrant.\u201d Thomas More Annual lecture to include convocation The annual spring lecture of the Thomas More Institute for Adult Education.to which the public is especially invited, will take place this year on Sunday, May 13, at 8:15 p.m.in the ballroom of the Ritz Carlton Hotel.Tickets may be secured from the Institute office, VI.2-5076.Professor Harry Kalven of the School of Law, Chicago University.will be guest speaker .and will discuss Law and the \u201cShape of Man.Professor Kal- ven has written many articles on the notion of law and society.DEGREES Convocation ceremonies will follow the address.BA degrees | of the University of Montreal will be conferred on the men and women graduating from the Institute's liberal arts and science program.Diplomas and certificates will also be conferred on those who have completed other programs at the Institute such as training in the care of the retarded child, teaching kindergarten, high school leaving certificate qualification course, etc.R.Eric Connor, SJ, of Loy- Roslyn School will dance the.Mathematics Department, ballet.dean of studies and acting pre- Information may be obtain- sident at the Thomas More, will ed from Mrs.Cross, WE.2-' report on the year's progress of 6772.the Institute.Scouters to rally The annual rally of all Eng- lish-speaking Catholic Bey Scouts, Cubs, Girl Guides, Brownies and their leaders will take place on Saturday al 10 am, at St.Joseph's Oratery.There will be Mass and presentation of the emblems by His Excellency Bishop Law- reace P.Whelan.Mere thas 2,000 children will participate | in this event and parents and \u2018 triends are cordiaily invited.soccer team.The groups have (been working indoors and are | now awaiting the call to play outdoors, Don Cochrane's Squad is also busily engaged in weekly work-outs and should be ready for competition in the Fall, SUMMER PROGRAM IS PLANNED Boys\u2019 Werk Supervisor ; Chuck Tyler is preparing the summer program schedule.The program will include a trip to the Granby Zoo, tours, trips in and around Montreal, twice-weekly visits (lo the | Seigniory Park and Beach | Club at Chateauguay.inter- club softball games.inter-club tracks meets and the Learn- The Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent Parade is conducting weekly re- Gymnastic { to-Swim Project at the YWCA., hearsals in preparation for their Annual Variety Revue which takes places this year at the new Westmount High School.As mentioned before, the Unity | Boys\u2019 Club Track and Field Meet \u201cWill take place at the WAG on ! Saturday, May 26.The Talent Parade will travel to Lake Placid, N.Y., on May 27 national Assembly.J to entertain at the Rotary biter.EXHIBITION GALBRAITH CORNELL MAY 2 to MAY 23, 1962 TITLE.Fish House The Gallery GEMST BLDC.5380 Sherbrooke W., Montreal (Between Decare & Caurouard! Parking in Rear Fine Paintings HU.8-5104 Restoration USE EXAMINER CLASSIFIEDS FLOWERS **MOTHER\u2019S DAY, MAY 13 @ CUT FLOWERS @ POTTED PLANTS @ CORSAGES @ DECORATIONS Please Order Early TELEGRAPH DELIVERY SERVICE DIRECT TELEX SERVICE to large Canadian Cities PINKERTON'S FLOWERS LIMITED 5127 Sherbrooke W.NEAR GREY AVE.x GREENHOUSES AT ROSEMERE * HU.1-0222 mmmauntsne.¥ Gf 2961 \u2018LL Ao \u2018Aspug \u2018ssuiwmx] jumeunsIp OY) The Westmount Exeminer, Fridey, Mey 11, 1962 - UNITED DOMINION-DOUGLAS - Westmount Bivéd.cad Loncdewne | Avenue Ministers: Rev BB Douglas Xmith, BA.BD.ODD.Rev Rey P.Nialford.BA.BL.Men.Melly &.Davidson Sunday, May 13th 1100 AM.97th ANNIVERSARY SERVICE SERMON \u201cThe Minority of A Miserity\u2019 Rev.Peter Gordon White, B.A.BD.Editer United Church Sunday School Publications Reception and Sociul Time unediately following the Service an Leslie Hall.From Senvice Withdrawn Until Fall Orsanist and Choirmaster: Me Sohn Robb, Mus.Bac.All.WELCOME Westmount Park- Emmanuel & Calvary Minister : ner, Callum Thempson, \"0.BA.BD.tirecter of Muni: Mr.Wayne Riddell, B Mus.Sundoy, Moy 13th FEO gm send 730 pom Christian Family Sunday Services Preacher The Minister Vas ur ible Class for Youth Fatant Nursery during the menting Service VISITORS WELCOME WESTMOUNT {101 Cote St.Antoine Rd.near Argyle Ave.) MINISTERS Rev.D.M.Gront, B.A, B.D, Rev.R.MH.Leslie, B.M., B.D.Miss Valerie Lewis, Dir.C.Ed.Misa Mary 1.Blaikie, B.Mus, Sunday, May 13th Ji om M A Leonad Gatnth, City Temple, London \u201cCan Human Nature Be Changed ?«40 vou Ms Teslie \u201cGod Knows Your Name\u2018 3e 06 ut 11 00 à M Church School with Cub Corner and Nursery Youth Fetlowshib Young People's Union en Ka pare VISITORS WELCOME ANGLICAN Si.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.J.N.Deidge, BA, L.Th.Rev.Regineld Hollis, M.A., B.D, Sunday, Moy 13th 3rd Sunday After Easter Léa Mois Communion LM au Holy Communion Preacher The Rector 130 om Post-Confinination Cliss 1 wm Matuns Preacher The Rector 1100 am.Nursery Kindergarten and Sunday School 9 M pan Frensona Preacher Hey RO Hollis Wednesday, May 6th 1600 an Helly Communion Organist and Choirmaster: Norman W Hurrie, ARCO, ARCM.#F.T.C.L.ANGLICAN \u2018Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Westora, Westmount Rev.Alesender Meller, Rector i MHenorery Assistant Rev.Cones $.Bb.Lindsay Sunday, May 13th 306 SUNDAY AFTER LASTER 800 am.Holy Eucharist 1018 am.Mauttins 'suid) 11 00 a m: SOLEMN EUCHARIST 230 pm.Holy Baptism 7.00 pm.Evensong : Weekdays: Moly Eucharist 700 um.Tuesday.Thursday 800 am.Friday P33 am We dnesday MILITARY WMIST s:00 pm.Tuesday.Mas IMh | ALL ARE WELCOME | TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH | 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Veneradble R.Kenneth Nayler, D.D., Recter Rev Canon F.L.Whitley, M.A.Mon.Assistant | Bev.Peter W.A, Davisen, BA, Assistant \"un AG 0.i Oreanint La Choirmaster RANTER LOS Sundoy, Moy 13th 800 am.Holy Communion SM ain Senior Department 11,00 sun.Matting ; Preacher Rev.Canon RR.Latimer 11.00 a m.Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary and Junior Departments 730 pin.Evensong i Preacher: Rev.Peter | W A.Davison Tuesday, May 15th 6:50 pin.Holy Communion Wednesday, May (6th , 7:00 an Holy Communion Thursdas.May (ith 10.00 am.Holy Communion Saturday.May ltth 9:00 a m.Holy Communion 3% FANT AURE] CHRISTIAN SCIENCE a we First Church of Christ, | Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke, Street OF TRE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, | SCIENTIST.IN BONTON, MASS, Sundoy, May 13th 14 00 «mm.Sunday Schoot 11:00 a.m.Church Service ! Lesson - Sermon Subsect: \u201cADAM AND FALLEN MAN\" Golden Tent: Job 8:20.Behold, God will not Cast away a perfect man, neither with he help the evil doers.EVERY WEDNESDAY 8.15 pan.Testimony Meeting READING ROOM in the Church Edifice: The public anvited Tuesday.Thuisday and Fu- day.2 10 4 pm: Wednesday.6.30 to 8:00 p.m.» UNITARIAN The Unitarian Church ; \u2014 Of Montreal CHURCH OF THE MESSIAM 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) i Minister: Rev.Leonard Mason, ! SA.8.0.i Sunday, M Moy 13th 11.00 àm.\u2018Fathers Of Non Conformmity 1662\u201d | 1100 wn.Nursery, Kindergarten i and Sunday School in Unitarian House, Organist and Director of Music: Donald Machey, Mus.B.| PRESBYTERIAN | Melville Presbyterian Church 11 00 ie mi.Public Worship The Minister will preach Lester A.Weodin.UOrgenist and Choirmaster i Visitors and Friends ie Cordinlly Welcome.BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST Shorbroche Steet West at Resiyn Avence Mivinter: Dr.E.J.Bailey 11:00 a.m.7.30 p.m.8.30 pm.Mothers\u2019 Day! to be marked in Westmount Mothers\u2019 Day Services will be held Sunday at Westmount Baptist Church, with both the Junior Choirs bringing musical tributes.The morning sermon by Dr.E.J.Bailey will be on the words of \"Christ, \u2018My Mother\u201d, and in the evening, \u2018\u2019The Christian Family\".| Following the evening services, at 8:30 p.m.in the Lower Hall, the BYPU will present a post- \u201cEaster play.\u2018The Vigil\u201d, by Nadislas Fodor.The paly.which is directed by Richard Johnson, will be presented in Ottawa later in the week at the BYPU Convention.The mid-week meeting of the church will be held on Wednesday at 8 p.m.under the direction of the pastor.with bible study | the Book of Romans.has 97th birthday Dominion-Douglas United Church of Westmount will celebrate the 97th anniversary of its founding this Sunday at special morning services when Rev.Peter Gordon White of Toronto will preach the sermon.Mr.White is the editor of United Church Sunday School publica tions and is giving outstænding leadership in connection with the new curriculum.His topic will be *\u201cThe Minority of a Minority.\u201d In 1885 the Dominion Square congregation was organized and its first building was on the site where the Laurentian Hotel now stands.The congregation moved to the Westmount boulevard site, \u2018Leslie Hall\u2019.in 1913 and was later joined by the Douglas Me- \"church building was School, \u2014_ Crm een thodist Church located at Chome- dey and St.Catherine streets where now stands the Seville theatre.It was in 1927 the present build adjoining Leslie Hall which is still in use.There are 1.400 members at Dominion-Douglas Church, with 350 children attending the Sunday 12 active groups a choir, and nine units of the United Church Women, \u201cEnglish minister Forum\u2019 S last session attracts 400 women Almost 400 women attended the closing lecture of is local guest 1 The Rev.ADD, minister of The City Temple, London, England, will preach the \u201csermon in St.Andrew's Church, Westmount, on Sunday morning.The Sermon is entitled, \u2018Can Human Nature be Changed\u201d' The service will be conducted by the Minister Rev.(Dr.' D.M.Grant, and appropriate musical selections will be provided by St.Andrew\u2019's Choir, directed by Miss Blaikie, evening service Dr.Grant will be assisted by Rev.R.H.Leslie whose sermon is entitled.\u2018God Knows your Name.\u2019 The Church School meets at eleven o'clock \u2014 Crib Corner to Juniors \u2014 while the Intermediates and Seniors meet at ten.| _ PRESBYTERIAN | Westmount and Victorie Aves, Rev.Scarth MacDonnell.B A, Minister Sunday, May 13th 11:00 a.m.Morning Worship 11:13 a.m.Church Schools DORIS KILLAM | A.RT C., L Mos, (McGith Organist and Cheir Directer LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL | LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 285 Clarke Ave.at Western, Westmount Wm.C.Nolting, B.D.Paster Wm.Hamel, Organist Sunday, Moy 13th .10.00 am.Senior Sunday School 11:00 «am.The Service | Jr.8 8, and Nursery | SYNAGOGUES TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Miles Wisenthal.M.A, Educational Assistant Otte ©.Staeren.Canier: F.L.McLearon, Orsanist and Cheir Master.SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, May (ith at 8:18 p.m, .Dr.Stesn will speak on Albert Luthu- li's \u201cLet My People Go\u2019.Saturday Morning.May 12th sermonette: \u201cTorah | and Manners\u201d bared on Pitke Aboth.MOFFEE KIUB ; 1062 Confirmants and Parents will be | quests this Sunday of the Kotlee Klub at breakfast at 9:43 am.Dr Organist: Merchante Walls Stern will conduct a workshop on MOTHER'S DAY SERVICES \u201cMY MOTHER\" \u201cTHE CHRISTIAN HOME\u201d A Play, \u201cThe Vigil\u201d «Fodor?By B.Y.P.U.prior to Ottawa presentation, under the direction of Richard Johnson, ia Lower Hall.| Confirmation.; TEMPLE RELIGIOUS SCHOOL.Upper School.Saturday Mornings at 9:30 a.m.Lower School.Sunday Mornings at 9:30 a m.Daily Hebrew Classes Monday thru Thursday commencing at 4.00 p.m, many SERVICES \u2018ma ay through Thursday afternoons at 5:45 pm.Sunday Mornings at 9.48 a.m.afternoons T7 ben Ginsberg, Leonard Gritfith, the Book lovers\u2019 Forum given by Harry J.Stern at Temple Emanu-El Wednesday May 2 when he reviewed Albert Luthuli\u2019s autobiography, \u201cLet my People \u2018 Go.\u2019 \u201d The session, which marked the end of the 17th season of the Forum, was opened by Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern who reviewed the year's work of the Forum.Co-chairman for the day was Mrs.David H.Lisser, past president of the Temple Sisterhood, | Special tribute was paid during the session to the following chairmen of committees \u2014 Mrs., Eugene Gardner.publicity; Mrs.' Edmund Gordon and Mrs.Reu- program; Mrs.Ivor Kursbatt.membership; Mrs.~~ [Abbey Sankoff, hospitality: Mrs.Asher Gerstenfeld.secretary and Mrs.Maurice A.Schwartz, treasurer.| Noted lecturer | Lecturers at the Forum during the past season besides Dr.* Family Sunday | to be observed Family Sunday will be observed at the morning service next Sunday when the minister will \"preach on the sermon subject, \u201cThe Tent and the Altar\u2019 and the Sacrament of Baptism will be ad- \u2018ministered.In the evening Dr.\u2018 MacKay will preach on the theme \u201cThe Place Where You Are Wanted.\u201d The closing session of the Teen Age Bible Class will be held at 9:45 a.m.and the nursery class ; and church School at 11 a.m.The Japanese Service will be held at 1:30 p.m.and following the even- , ing service the Senior Young People's Society will meet.At 6 p.m.Monday the WMS Family Night Supper will be held in the Church Hall to be followed by the monthly meeting of the Evening Auxiliary WMS.The Board of Managers will meet at 8 pm.and at the same hour the Ladies Auxiliary of the Guides and Brownies.' The Minister will be in the Vestry on Tuesday evening at 7:3 o'clock to meet with those who wish to unite with the Church at the June Communion.on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the Ladies Parlour, Thursday at 6:45 p.m.and the Intermediate Choir at 8 o'clock.\u2018parents will The Adult Bible Class will meet | Stern, were Rev.Dr.Edgar J.Bailey.Rev.Dr.Rudolph J.Ber- lis, Mrs, Eugene Kash, Walter O'Hearn, Dr.Douglas J.Wilson.The 18th season of the Book Lovers\u2019 Forum under the auspices of Temple Sisterhood is now being planned and season tickets may be purchased at the Temple Office.Friday evening at the Sabbath services at 8.15.Dr.Stern will again speak on Luthuli's book.The sermonette Saturday morning at 12:30 will be based on the subject, \u201cTorah and Manners\", Sunday morning, May 13, at 9:45, confirmants and their be guests of the Home and School Association at a breakfast session at which time Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern will conduct a workshop on \u201cThe Meaning of Confirmation and Shabuoth\u201d in the calendar of Liberal Judaism.Members of the 1962 Confirmation Class are us follows: \u2014 Leonard Baltin.Richard Berl- jawskv.Jack Botner.David Caplan, Eric Carsley.Ilana Cooper, Harriett Fels, Marvin Fox, Ann Greenberg.Deborah Greenberg, Donna Issenman, Barbara Kagna, Terry Kurtz, Maxine Lobel, Robert Malen, Karin Marks, Suzanne Miller, Albert Packer, Marcy Pelly, Michael Poch, Gail Portnuff, Gregory Salzman, Marcia Silver, Ellen Ullman, Hope Ver- ner, David Wisenthal.Lecturer refutes healing definition The notion that Christian Scie ence uses will power or \u2018\u2018positive thinking'\u2019 in healing the sick was firmly refuted by Jules Cern of New York City in a lecture prepared for delivery in Beaconsfield High School auditorium on Monday evening.May 7, under the auspices of the Christian Science Society of Pointe Claire.\u201cChristian Science healing is not a process of willing sick matter into becoming well matter.It is the lifting of thought to the allness and perfection of God and God's perfect expression.man.\u2018 Mr.Cern explained that prayer in Christian Science does not re- i quest God to improve upon sick matter, but it is a joyful and The Junior Choir will meet on gratefuli recognition of the present and eternal perfection of - God's spiritual creation. 0 o x © This An avid ice fisherman, who drives a Westmount taxi to make à living, went out last weekend just across the U.S.border and brought home some prize trout.\u201c1 was surprised to find many down there.\u201d he commented.Canadians, following my hobby \u201cThey don't think it's too far to go to Vermont to fish for the day, or for the weekend.! like to go on Friday night and get down to the water early in the morning \u2014 around 6 a.m.The air is cool, and the fish are hungry.They like Canadian worms!\u201d The siate of officers for the 1962-63 season of Westmount High School Home and School Association is as follows: Past president \u2014 Dr.L.C.Adams: president \u2014 Mr.J.M.Linnell \u2018re-elected for a second term); -\u2014 - From Page week in Westmount BY VALENTINA RANR vice-president \u2014 Mrs.Blanche Wisenthal: vice-president \u2014 H.G.Burritt: treasurer \u2014 Sydney Becker: recording secretary \u2014 Mrs.T.I.Levine; corresponding secretary \u2014 Mrs.Norton Fel- lowes; member of the executive \u2014 Norman Wood.CONCERT SCHEDULED BY H.& S.\u201cMAY MELODIES\", a cancert to be held in the Auditorium of Westmount High School next Thursday evening, will consist of a performance by the band.orchestra.and choirs, and will start promptly at 8 o'clock.Mrs.E.R.Marlin.419 Lans- downe avenue.author of 15 children\u2019s books, is having another three hooks published this summer.Under the name of No.401's big \u2018do\u2019 Air Officers Commanding Air Defence and Air Transport commands: the chiefs of the RCAF Roman Catholic and Protestant chaplaincy services.and the squadron's famous first commanding officer in 1934, now Air Vice-Marshal Frank S.were among those on the reviewing stand.They and other guests, plus hundreds of men, women and children of the invited public.watched enthralled from the first mounting of the precision guard of honor for the Lieutenant-Governor, through three split-time flypasts, and the moving commemorative ceremony, to the final imaginatively - staged march-off of the two proud squadrons into the distance beneath the wings of a big transport, surmounted by trumpeters, which served as the backdrop.The alternating strains of the Air Transport Command band and of 401's own plaid-bedecked pipe band provided the mood-set- ting pace for marching and prayer alike, A reception followed for guests at the St.Hubert officers\u2019 mess.In the evening, officers in blue.and-gold ceremonial epaulets and belts, smartly-clad airmen, and their ladies saw guests of another sort: business-suited men of assorted sizes.ing the tell-tale signs of approach.McGill, | nearly all betraying or arrived middle age \u2018your \u2018Spy\u2019 proudly among them).These were former members of \u2014 re - - | the squadron.Some had flown in from as far away as London, England, and Vancouver, B.C.:! some from Winnipeg or Toronto or smaller places in between: some from Westmount's doorsteps where they have gone their civilian ways since leaving their Spitfires, their aircraftmen\u2019s tools, their briefing boards and their administrative forms behind in Europe.The old West- mount telephone exchange building \u2014 since soon after the war 401's home \u2014 had never seen a reunion such as this.Quite a \u201cdo\u201d ! A bit of a comedown from swift Hurricane and Spitfire fighters with which 401 scored 195': enemy aircraft destroyed, 35 probables and 140 damaged in air combat over Britain and Europe \u2014 to today's more humble Expeditors and Otters on which ! to train evenings and weekends in light transport and air rescue work.| vet few complain about 401's | present role.It's important.keeps the squadron in being and in trim for any emergency.And nothing detracts from those honors on the new standard: | Battle of Britain 1940.! Defence of Britain 1940-44.English Channel and North Sea 1942.\u2019 Fortress Furope 1941-44.\u2018 1444-45.France and Germany Normandy 1944.| Dieppe.: Arnhem, From Page 3 | Drury gets nod a day to the Liberal cause with the interests of the riding always uppermost in his mind.\u201d NOMINEE ADDRESSES THE GATHERING Mr.Drury.addressing the gathering in English and near.flawless French, assailed the present government for its \u2018\u2018ineptitude and vaccilation.\u201d \u201cNow is the time to get the first team back om the ice,\u201d .he commented, \u201cWe have 42 days left te collect votes, and let\u2019s all go to it together.\u201d A brass band, playing such tunes as \u201cFor He's a Jolly Good Fellow\u201d and \u201cHail.Hail, the Gang's All Here\u201d lent a car- ; ting.rival atmosphere to the meeting.ral woman nominee in the prov- ENTHUSIASM NOTED AT MEETING Westmount has been Conser- Menday night at Victoria Hall.Mr.Drury will contest the riding with Progressive Conservative mominee Peter F.Kerrigan iamed by the PCs when Ross Webster, MP who has held the riding since 1958, decided te withdraw.Prominent Liberals introduced to the convention included Hon.Richard Hyde, Speaker of the, Legislative Assembly: Senator Thomas Vien.Alan Macnaughton, MP; Crown Prosecutor.Michael \u2018Franklin, QC: St.Lawrence-St.| George candidate John Turner: and Madame Renee Mercier.\u2018candidate for the northern riding of Chapleau and the first Lib- ince.Hon.George C.Marler.gov- vative for 80 of (he 95 years ernment leader in the Legisla- since Confederation, but there tive Council, and John de B.! was much Liberal enthusiasm ; Payne acted as joint chairmen., Victoria Hall, \u201cHilda Van Stockum\u201d the publishing firm of Farrar, Straus and Cudahy.New York, commissioned her to write a book for children ages 8 10 12.\"WINGED WATCHMEN\" is about a family who lived in a windmill in Holland 1t tells of the privations and sacrifices made by women who tramped for miles to get foud.to keep their families alive while their men were at World War Il.Based on two diaries that give weather conditions, and a great deal of other detail, it is about a Catholic family and how their religion plaved a major part all during the war in keeping up their moral courage.Viking Press is publishing \u201cTHE LITTLE OLD BEAR\"; and Constable Publishing Company is publishing both \u201cTHE LITTLE OLD BEAR\" and its sequel \u201cJEREMY BEAR\".Mrs.Marlin does all the illustrations contained in her books.GOOD PAINTINGS IN DEMAND J.Douglas Lawley's exhibition of paintings at Dominion Galleries recently resulted in the - sale of all but one picture.The reason for this is apparently that people who purchase paintings are going through a strong reaction against poor abstractions.People love horses.and they are fascinated with Sable Island.But people also usually like to recognize what they see in a good painting.White gulls with black-tipped wings gracefully wheeling again over Westmount Park during early frosty mornings denote another sign of spring .Mothers proudly clutching team trophies and crests at the annual awards night of the West- mount Recreation Department, while their offspring cheerfully await their turn at the refreshment stands.DELPHIS COTE LIMITED Roofing & Sheet Metal Contractors INCORPORATED 1938 WATER DAMAGE IS COSTLY! 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Mrs.T.L.Crawford, councillor of the National Ballet Guild, Toronto Branch, was in Toronto last week to attend the annual mecting of the National Ballet Guild.While in Toronto she was the guest of Mrs.David Mac- Donald.! 1 Mrs.J.G.Church, newly appointed project chairman of the National Ballet Guild, Montreal Branch, attended the annual meeting of the National meeting of the National Ballet Guild, Toronto Branch, last week.Sewing meeting Oasis Temple No.46, Daughters of the Nile will hold a sewing meeting May 14, at 8 p.m.at the home of Mrs.H.C.Sturgess, 4625 Prince of Wales avenue.Doctors wives to be entertained during Medical Association meet A special committee of Doctor's wives will entertain the wives of doctors attending the 24th annual meeting of the Quebec Division of the CMA to be held jointly with the Medical Societies of the States of Vermont and New Hampshire, at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, May 10, 11 and 12.On Thursday, May 10.à welcoming lunch will be held for all doctors and their wives at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel.On Friday, May 11, The Women's Committee will give a lunch in the Jolliet Room of the Queen Elizabeth Hotel at 1 o'clock when a fashion show will be the highlight, courtesy of T.Eaton & Co., with Mrs.Jennifer Lindsay as commentator.The lunch will follow a sherry party being given by the auxiliaries to the New Hampshire and Vermont : Medical Societies.Guests of honor at the lunch ; be Mrs.Harlan English.| $ president of the Women's Auxiliary to the American Medical ston, president New Hampshire Hampshire Medical Society and Mrs.R.W.Coon, president of the Women's Auxiliary to the Vermont State Medical Society.Thursday afternoon a visit has Ronald MacFarlane to the Cruciform Building of Place Vilie Marie so that the visitors may inspect one of Montreal\u2019s most dramatic new developments.open during the three-day meeting, with members of the local: committee as hostesses so that the doctors wives from all over | the Province of Quebec, New\u2019 Hampshire and Vermont will | Corner Sherbrooke WEL 2-2488 DR.H, S.MORTON, president-elect of the Quebec Division of the Canadian Medical Association which is holding its 24th annual meeting jointly with the Medical Societies of the States of New Hampshire and Vermont at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, May 10, 11, and 12, and Mrs, H.S.Morton, chairman of the Women's Cemmittee for the three-day meeting.A feature of the entertainment for the visiting doctor's wives from all over the Province of Quebec and from the States of Vermont and New Hampshire will be a fashion show and luncheon on Friday, May 11, at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel.\u2014 Posen Photo A hospitality room will be (Continued on page 11) Lo 200400000000000000000000000, 4 4 4 4 4 $0 Facials Health - Vigour - Energy} | ARE YOURS BY RIGHT 13 Sans Souci |: Studio | # Our naturally lovely Loxory Permanent $10 \u2014 + 4410 St.Catherine Se.W.Westmount HUnter 9- 1233 : ve Specialize In: 3 [- Skin Rejuvenation : Stimulating Circulation$| Easing Nervous Tension | | | ARE Physiotherapy ; > Arthritic Treatments > Hair Restoration ; © Pedicure p > p > By Contineatel Experts whe 4 will be glad te toke your pe > p p appointment 4891 Sherbrooke St.We TOYO & Temple Emanu'El Sisterhood \u201crecently held the election of officers at which Mrs.Louis J., Cohen was elected president with the following officers to | serve on the executive.| Honorary president, Mrs.David H.Lisser; immediate past president, Mrs.Sam Schwartz; vice-presidents, Mrs.Bernard Isaacs, Mrs.Paul Levee, Mrs.Sidney Lithwick, Mrs.Isidore Morrell; treasurer, Mrs.Henry Benjamin; dues secretary, Mrs.Irving Soloway; recording secretary, Mrs.Ben Alexander; corresponding secretary, Mrs.Charles Everest: social secretary, Mrs.Peter Zinman, y A flattering new hairstyle for a lovelier you Let our expert stylists help you select the hair-do that most becomes you from the many new coiffures designed for Spring end Summer.Your hair need | not wilt in the hot, humid Summer.We'll give it life with @ special \"Softy\" Permanent, created by Emile and known for À, the gentle, true performance it |! 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| | | has been arranged by Travel Ltd., for those.who are interested in making a leisurely visit.all expenses included.all first class arrangements in Britain and the continent.There is time to visit friends and relatives in Britain, if desired.These tours will be accompanied by Mrs.H.B.Pope.| Mrs.Louis J.Cohen elected head of Temple Emanu'FI Sisterhood == COMMITTEE working on the Rudolf Firkusny Concert which will take place at Plateau Hall on Saturday, May 12, in the immediate presence of the Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec, the Honorable Paul Comtois and Madame Comtois.From left to right : Mrs.William Laufer, 6644 MacDonald avenue, ticket coco vice-chairman of Concert chairman of sponsors; Mrs.\u2014David Bier Photo planned by Tobin's A very attractive holiday trip Tobin's If you wish to take the extension tour on the continent.you will visit Brussels, Switzerland, the cities of Italy, France and after three days in Paris.sail from Le Havre on August 14, reaching Montreal August 21.This will be a lovely, leisurely holiday with congenial people.Doctors wives.: (Continued from page 10) have a place to meet and get to know each other.Members of the committee are: Mrs.H.S.Morton, chairman; Mrs.Normand Belliveau, co-chairman; Mrs.René de Berger, honorary chairman; G.W.Halpenny.honorary chairman; Mrs.F.Munrve Bourne, Mrs.Léon Gérin-Lajoie.Roger Lapointe, Mrs.Chauncey Pattee.Mrs.Thomas Primrose, Mrs.George Strean.Mrs.Paul Well, Mrs.Gordon Young.In the past five vears federal government spending on welfare and social security has increased : from $1.3 billion to $2.3 billion.f Dear Abby.Motivated design! By Abigail van Buren Overseas holiday trip is f | i Mrs.\u201c0 i DEAR ABBY: I recently had the privilege of taking a nice young lady to dinner, and was very much surprised when she asked if she could butter my bread.I let her do it, since she seemed so sincere in her offer.and I must say the world would be much better off it little courtesies like this were shown more often.I am a Yankee and this lady was from the South.Is this a Southern custome?YANKEE ; DEAR YANKEE: No.it's a universal custom with all young women who know on which side their bread is butered.= DEAR ABBY: My boy friend and 1 are making plans to marry.Do you think it is proper for him to uk how much money | have an the bank?I did ask ham what his financial situation vas, and he claims he has a right to know mine, too, He says we should combine all our money noe one account.I worked hard for 22 years (1 am 40 and he is 42) and I feel that what 1 have saved should not be divulged.If it were needed 1 would be glad to share it.but he is the type who would buy a new car every vear.as he spends money faster than he makes it.Am | wrong in my thinking?CONFUSED DEAR CONFUSED: Your bey friend appears too eager te \u2018\u2018combine\u2019\u2019 your money with his.And vou appear properly unwilling te do so.This is a rather shaky feundation on which to build a marriage that should last forever.Don\u2019t marry a man with whom vou are reluctant to share everything.* * * DEAR ABBY: Why is it that even the best educated people don't know enough to send the priest (or officiating clergyman) an invitation to the wedding breakfast, reception, dinner or any social Social evening The May meeting of the Trinity Memorial Church Guild taking the form of a bridge and social evening to be held + function related to the wedding\u201d I have seen this happen so many times it isn't even funny The very last nonute they send word that the clergyman is \u2018expected to attend these atfaars and are msulted of he asa't avanlable.Parishioners do the same thing at Christmas, New Year's and Easter, WONDERING WISCONSINITE DEAR WONDERING: 1 don't know why this \u201c\u2018ever- sight\u2019 is so commonplace, bul perhaps alter thix item appears there will be (ewer \u201csins of omission.\u2019 * » * DEAR ABBY- | read your column every day and notice that some women complain because their husbands \u2014 .Stay out all night, Beat them, Gamble away the paycheck, .Drink to excess, Use abusive language.Never take them anywhere, Never show them any affection, How lucky these women are whose husbands have only one, two or three of these faults My husband has all of them, Sincerely, BURT'S WIFE DEAR WIFE: Now, l'à like te hear from Burt.mMansun= the Archdeacon Almond Room on Wednesday.May 16.at 8 pm.friends are welcome.Members and thar as Ren ewa / And now the dawn\u2019's awaking brings Bright hours, awaited long, Our feet are shod.with silver wings.Our hearts are filled with song.Life's journey is a thing of joy, Adventure marks the way, For there's a rainbow round about, Since night has turned to day.Forgotten vesterday's sad gloom, The pains of life, its sum, For old things now have passed away, And \u201call things new become.\u201d rs \u2026 8 AAAS AAS AI AIAN A Ne SUMMER PLAY SCHOOL MORNINGS ONLY CHILDREN 3 TO 6 YEARS COMMENCING JUNE 19th, 9.15 a.m.SUMMER CLASSES Boîtes \u2014 Top \u2014 Baten \u2014 Plane \u2014 Singing ADULTS \u2014 CHILDREN REGISTRATION NOW OPEN FOR SEPTEMBER PRO UR SN = Dorothy Sproule Pav THE MARY BEETLES SCHOOL 4966 Decarie Bivd.820 Notre Dame, CHOMEDEY HU 6-5170 SOLE AMONT 0 8 Nt SAS A Nw TN AE LL Z96L \u2018LL Amp *Aopug \u201csompumxy eneuysop oy) le TV e RADIO o APPLIANCES SALES & SERVICE TV Rentals our specialty HI-FI equipment end Transistor Supplies TELETRONICS BROOKS DRUG STORE 4191 Se.Catherine West Fast Delivery WE.5-3521 The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising TI Ar: .MERIDA .SN 10 Words 50° | HUnter 1 -0451 4\u20ac for each additional word : \u2014-\u2014\u2014 re RTT ET AE.$000 Plause phone your Ads cariy in the wook.Me Ads accoptod olor 10:30 a.m.Thursday for SBE WW wa WE AGI EG.RA BAAR \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS A.The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Mey 11.1962 12 CORP.LTD.current isswe.For your re.amer Pr dey.Tuesday end Wednesday 9 te 10 4119 Sr.Cotherine W.y nie : ; onde: pm.WE.5-9282 ! 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elects officers Blood donor clinic St.Mary's Hospital Auxiliary is sponsoring a blood donor clinic Thursday, May 17 from 3 p.m.to 6 pm.and 7 p.m.to 9:30 p.m.\u2018At Home\u2019 The Alumnae Association of St.Mary's Hospital School of Nursing | Salon of the Queen Elizabeth Hotel on Friday, May 25 at 9:30 p.m.For tickets call Miss Maria Safranko, RI.4-6653, Annual rally The annual rally of all English.speaking Roman Catholic Scouts, Cubs, Girl Guides.Brownies and their leaders will take place on Saturday May 12 at 10 am.at St.Joseph's Oratory.There will | be a Mass and presentation eof At the recent annual meeting of the Montreal Branch of the Grenfell Labrador Medical Mission.Mrs.James KR.Beattie was elected president.Other officers elected were Mrs.Gerald H.Davidson and Mrs.Hubert Chapman General meeting Blue Star Chapter No.825, B'nai B'rith Women will hold a general meeting at the home of Mrs.B.Chazonoff, 486 Kenas- en ae LS QE Rov: as vice-presidents, Mrs.Wood- \u2018am: Mrs.Claire Fricfeld will house Sadler as recording sec- ram ,retary.Mrs.Alan S.Gordon as speak on \u2018Nutrition and Cho- | corres ; eat * ; eus ge p ponding secretary.Mr.D.lesterol.\u201d Mrs.Harry Cohen will T.Youngson as honorary trea.Co oming Events | SPRING BRIDGE: The Auxiliary of St Mary's Hospital will KPONSOT à Spring bridge on Wednesday.May 16 at 8 pm in the hospital auditorium.Chairman is Mrs Paul Oleskevis Tickets may be obtained from the ticket co-chairman Mrs G CC Keefer at RE.8-8230.Both men and women are invited to attend.WRIST DRIVE: Tu be held in the parish hall of the Church of the Advent.corner of Wood and Western avenues, on May 15 at [ais p.m.Please take vour own cards.Prizes and refreshments.Engagement Mr.and Mrs.Lesiie N.Buzzell of Montreal announce the engagement of their daughter.Janet, to Mr R.Byford.son of Mr.and Mrs.KR.>.Byford of West- mount.! The marriage will take place\u2019 in August at Domimion Douglas United Church, Westmount, } ORT tea party Members and friends of The Eilat group of Montreal Women's Important business to be dis.brooke street, west, oo and an interesting Film will be shown.CWL Convention axl The 41st annual convention Ww of the Montreal Archdivesan Council, CWI will take place on Friday.May 25 to Monday May 28 Friday session will be held at St Anthony's Parish Hall, 1887 St Antoine street Salut - day Leroux School Hall.240 Ninth avenue, Ville LaSalle - Sunday Sheraton Hall Mez- manne Floor) Sheraton Mount Royal Hotel - - and Monday \u2014 Sheraton Mount Royal Hotel Ballroom.Genuine Choice Western BEEF QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u2018Noted for Quatitr Purveyor ef High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Gro- cories, Fruits & Vegetobles.*IMPORTED PRODUCTS ® 4466 St.Catherine West Neer Metcalfe Ave.CORNWALL AVE, 1 will sponsor on \u2018\u2018At Home\" in.preside.surer and Mrs.W.R.B.Bertram PHONE 731-2595 TOWN @F MOUNT ROYAL, QUEL honor of the graduating class as honorary assistant treasurer.of 1962.to be held in the Grand SummerleaWCTU Mrs.P.Dunsmore wlil be the hostess to the monthly meeting of the WCTU at her home, 299 51st avenue, Lachine, Thursday.May 17.The meeting opens at 1:30, p.m.with a devotional period followed by business and a social period.All members and | friends are cordially invited to - attend.Maytime tea Mrs.A.W.Myers.president LIGL \u2018LL A0py \u2018A®pis4 \u2018s00pUDXZ juNOULISSAA SL the emblems by His Excellency oi the Woman's Auxiliary of the Bishop Lawrence P.Whelan.' Queen Elizabeth Hospital vf.More than 2.000 children will par- Montreal will preside at the final ticipate in this event and parents | meeting of the season to be held and friends are cordially invited.\u2018in the auditorium of the Nurses\u2019 | Residence.Northcliffe avenue.on : Wednesday.May 16 at 2 p.m.Hospital WA luncheon The executive of the Auxiliary , The closing luncheon of the | have planned a \u2018\u2019Special May- Women's Auxiliary of the Reddy | time tea\u201d and members are | Memorial Hospital will take place ed to take all their friends.on Tuesday at half past twelve, Entertaining artists, Mr Nor- o'clock at Au Lutin Qui Bouffe, man Segalowitz.pianist: Miss 753 St.Gregoire street.| Eunice Hicks, soprano; accom- The Troupe of L'Opera Bouffe panied by Mrs.Hugh Shoobridge.at Au Lutin Qui Bouffe will ren.Tea convener, Mrs.Emile Cote, der selections from Carmen, will be assisted at the tea table Madame Butterfly, La Traviata, | py Mrs.S.D.McMorran and as well as some selection from, Mrs.T.J.Tracey.South Pacific and Maytime.The singers will be Miss Therese Guerard.Mr.Gerard Fournier United Church Homes | and Mr.Yvon Coutu.A il to .| Mrs.G.H.M.Campbell, presi.The annual meeting of the dent, will preside.\u2014_\u2014 Auxiliary of the United Church.Homes is being held at the Grif- fith-McConnell Home.5760 Park C.Bezalel Sherman, renown-' Haven, off Kildare road, Cote ed sociologist; author and lec- St.Luc, on Wednesday.May 16 turer, will be the guest speaker ' at 2:30 p.m., The president, Mrs.' at a cultural forum on the topic; Ronald W.Robertson will pre- \u201cBeneath the Surface of Jew-| side.A cordial invitation is ex- ish Belonging.\u201d on Sunday, May tended to prospective members 20 at 8:30 p.m.in the auditor- and friends of the auxiliary.A, jum of the Jewish People\u2019s talent table will display work: Schools, 5170 Van Horne ave- done by guests of the Home.| nue.Tea will be served.Renovation Of Our Premises Is Now COMPLETE We Are Now Ready To Serve You And Give Even Better Service Due To Our More Up-To-Date And Newly Streamlined Facilities.UNSURPASSED FOR ITS RESTFUL AND FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE INTRODUCING MISS DIANA FORMERLY OF HANS OF WESTMOUNT ANNETTE Beauty Salon Operated by Mrs.A.Cholette 5622 SHERBROONE ST.W., APT.| (WEST OF GIRQUARD) HOURS: 9 A.M.TO 6 P.M.\u2014 FRIDAY TO 7 P.M.Cultural forum HU.1-2558 14 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 11, 1962 7 22 io continue to give out trophies (o hole-in-one scorers this season.Next to Mr.Greenspooa, from left, are Mrs.Sidney Cohen, 672 Belmont \" HILISDALE HOLE-IN-ONE SHARPSHOOTERS: Ed Greenspoon of 3362 Pinedale, Cote St.Luc, who last year gained the distinction of CLOUDS HILL CAMP For Girls Lec Orignal, Que.© 10th Season Safe, sandy waterfront.Excellent instruction and supervision.All activities including riding.Some vacancies still available.Booklet sent on request.Owner - Director: Mrs.A.S.Keator, 510 Gresvenor Avenue WE.7-4790 being the first director of the Ste.Therese Hillsdale Goll Club to score a hole-in-one, shows off to three other golfers who scored aces at the club last year, the set of new \u2018\u2018woodless\u2019 woods he won at a Dow Brewery reception where it was announced the company would avenue, Westmount, who though a member of Eimridge Golf Club scored her ace at Hillsdale; Mrs.Ben Cohen, 591 Davadr avenue, Outre- mont, and Maurice Saxe, 4574 Michel Bibaud street.Dow will continue hole-in-one awards A hole-in-one trophy will once again enable Quebec's \u201cace\u201d golfers this season to re-live their memorable feast for friends at the drop of a word or an eyelash.Private Camp for Boys p 6-15 years Established 1946 Trained supervision Lake Memphremagog, Que.Counsellor fer every four or five boys.Safe beach on sheltered bay, Swimming, boating and canoe (rips, mountain trips, camp- craft, sailing, crafts, archery, FRENCH CONVERSATION, etc.KENNETH H.MURRAY, M.Ed., Director 46 Surrey Drive, Montreal 16 RE.8-4469 A beautifully illustrated booklet upon request AN ACCREDITED CAMP OF THE QUEBEC CAMPING ASSOC.-\u2014 Giants edge mets in softball opener The Westmount Municipal Softball Program got underway last Monday, after losing four games to the weatherman the previous week.In the Pee Wee League opener | ws te mons come | Metro loop holds dinner Bill Mclannet was the winning pitcher.Jerry Forbes took the loss.Highlight of the game was the paly of Mets\u2019 captain.Gordon | The annual Award Dinner of the Metropolitan Special Juvenile Hockey League, will be held in the Queen's Hotel Norris, who retired the Giants in the bottom of the fifth with three unassisted put outs.| Dow Brewery has announced 1it will continue awarding, as | last year.trophies to hole-in-one golfers.More than 200 of them were handed out throughout the province last year.Any golfer scoring the perfect stroke is eligible fo rthe trophy - provided: @ 1 \u2014 The ace was scored: during a regulation round on a regulation course before witnesses and @® 2 \u2014 The scorecard is signed by the witnesses and the | professional of the club where \"it was achieved.Roger Meloche.sports promotion manager for Dow, said a CAMP MACAIA LASELLE COUNTY Summer Camp for Boys and Girls 7 to 12 Years © 14th Year © Beating, swimming, handicrafts, boxing, dremetices ond trips, all under the supervision of carefully chosen staff and directed by Miss Ruby Smith, B.A., M.S.P.E.Booklet On Request 501 Claremont Avenue Westmount Westmount Y.M.C.A.SUMMER FUN CLUB + » « a daily program of sing-songs, crafts, swimming instruction, trips, tours, out-of-town picnics, and special events.« + « for: boys and girls 9-13 years of age JULY 3rd to AUGUST 10th trophies will be presented.company's headquarters; or left Several guest celebrities with the club pro who would; are expected to attend.New arting at 3 pant May 12.request for a trophy, accompan- mn.i gam i .e At this dinner, the various ed by a properly completed times team and individual cham.¢#rd.could be sent to any of The rained-out games have pions will be honored.and its distributors in Quebec or the ! been rescheduled as follows: @ Mosquitlo game from May 4.Jets vs Red Wings.rescheduled : forward it on for attention.FOLDERS AVAILABLE AT THE Y.M.C.A.AFTER MAY 15th tor Wednesday.May 16, diamond 7 nutuber 3.@ Musquito game from May 4 Marlins vs Chiefs, rescheduled tor Thursday.May 17, diamond number 3.; @ Pee Wee game from May } 2.Pirates vs Mets, rescheuled Bl tor Thusrday.May 10, diamond 3 number 3.i ! t @ Pec Wee game from May A 21 Dodgers vs Giants, reschedul- | od tor FTuesdas.May 22, diamond number 3.@ Bantam dame from May 3.Indians vs White Sox, rescheduled tor Monday, May 14, diamond nutaber 3.The Pee Wee AN Stars will take on Lower Canada College im an exlubition game on Tuesday, May 15, at diamond number 3, starting at 4 p.m.: oman BILL ROBERTS CYCLE & SPORT BICYCLE REPAIRS Specializing in ' RALEIGH end CCM WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER WE.3-0442 4351 Se.Jemes West Best moment of a fishing day a// over Quebec.when the long shadows and the tall tales gather, when the lake's still and the fish are on ice and there's nothing more to do but snap open cool, refreshing O'Keefel Because O'Keefe Ale is brewed with seedless hops for natural mildness, O'Keefe just naturally joins in a fisherman's pleasure.(And O'Keefe comes in handy cans too, for your fishing trip convenience.) say OK ror OKeefe.tHe Mild acer NES =) ven a > > k >: Eo.TENNIS COACHING Mount Royal Tennis Club professional Frank Kopas shows a group of young players the basic position for holding the racquet at his first junior tennis clinic en Saturday.The youngsters in (he shot are brothers Gareth, right, and Arthur Moore, and Jodia Now Open for the Season Perfect place for a pleasant fomily outing eo » » and less than two hours\u2019 drive from Montreal.For a wonderful way to enjoy a day, bring your family to see this spectacular natural wonder, aptly called the Grand Canyon of the East.You'll marvel at the beauty of Ausable River plunging over Rainbow Falls .then boiling and tumbling a mile and a hall through deeply sculptured rock.Prom: RESTAURANT e COFFEE SHOP eo GIFT SHOP À © PICNIC AREA © FREE PARKING Ru Plan a day at Ausable Chasm for the entire family.fe Bring your camera .and leave your cares behind.Mustard.The object of the clinics, in addition te teaching young beginners, is to give the coach a chance (e spot and help young players whe show promise for the future.The club is sit- vated at 2105 Grey avenue.\u2014 Roger Brunelle Photo EASY TO GET TO: Just 15 miles south of Plaitsburgh on acente UA Route 9.You can't mies .50% sheuldn\u2019t miss Ausable Chasm.Canadien cuwrency accepted of par Pee Wee softball schedule The schedule for the West.mount Municipal Pee Wee Softball League, announced this week, will be as follows: | Wednesday, May 2, Pirates vs Mets, diamond no.2.| Monday, May 7, Mets vs.Giants, diamond no.2.Wednesday, May 9, Dodgers vs Pirates, diamond no.2.Monday, May 14, Mets vs Dodgers, diamond no.2.Wednesday, May 16, Giants vs Pirates, diamond no.2.| Monday, May 21, Dodgers vs Giants, diamond no.2.Wednesday, May 23, Mets vs Pirates, diamond no.2.Monday, May 28, Giants vs Mets, diamond no.2.Wednesday, May 30, Pirates vs Dodgers, diamond no.2.Monday, June 4, Dodgers vs Mets, diamond no.2.Wednesday, June 6, Pirates vs Giants, diamond no.2.Monday, June 11, Giants vs Dodgers, diamond diamond no.2.t | City calls baseball registration Boys who reside in| | Westmount are invited to register for Baseball at the Artificial Ice Rink, this week.All players must be 13 years of age, and under 15, on May 1, 1962, and enly boys who plan to spend most of the summer in the City (except usual two week holiday period) are asked to join this program.For further information call John Garland, Westmount Recreation Supervisor, WE.2-4293.o« DIAL FOR DOLLARS 30 NUMBERS CALLED DAILY! on BEL 2) CE Stay tuned .if the numbers on your lucky \u201cDIAL FOR DOLLARS\u201d booklet called, and you have any of the following sponsors\u2019 products in your home .YOU CAN \u20181 100° / WIN UP TO % CORDON BLEU PRODUCTS \u2014 EDGE BLADES Meat Sauce for Spaghetti, Meat Balls In Gravy Beef Spread and Liver Paté.* TEEM * McCORMICK'S PRODUCTS \u2014 Snackers, Cheese Snackers, Saltine Crackers.* MAJESTIC SOAP PRODUCTS \u2014 New Blue Majestic, Blue Detergent Jet and New * HUMPTY DUMPTY POTATO CHIPS Liquid Jet.REDEEM THE VALUABLE \"TEEM\" COUPON IN YOUR \"DIAL FOR DOLLARS\" BOOKLET RIGHT AWAY .ond GET YOUR BALLOTS IN FOR THE GRAND \u201862 DODGE DART DRAWING MAY 15th! Use Examiner Classifieds for best results 2961 \u2018LL Asp \u2018ABpisy \u2018souiumxy Jumewsom oy) Gl b © After 60 years association The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Mey 11, 1962 Sam Tilden MAAA honorary president Sam Tilden, 31 Surrey Gardens, Westmount, who has been closely associated He succeeds Wilham Northey whose retirement was announced at the recent lite members\u2019 dinner, When he came to Montreal trom Toronto at the age ol seven, Sam Tilden joined the MAAA and learned to swim.He boxed under the tutelage of Billy Armstrong, famed instructor of the early 1960's, and one year won both the association's lightweight and nddleweight junior titles.Football and \u2014 tennis \u2014 Tilden also played junior football and intermediate ten- ms for the MAAA and later became one of its an squash racquets players.Early in the 1930's, when the association had bank indeb- teduess of some $140,000, Sam Tilden was one of a group winch decided to restore the MAAN athletically and tin.City posts park signs \u2014 The City of Westmount has installed signs on all play and games areas throughout its parks, ask-\u2019 ing people to keep their dogs off of these particular sections.To prevent | dogs Citizens are asked to co-operate as the number of dogs running loose and unattended is growing each year.| This will also serve as a reminder that dogs must be on a leash at all times.and owners are subject to a fine for any offences against the law.Park substation is \u2018juiced up\u2019 On recommendation of the superintendent of Light and Power and the electrical con- | sultant, Prof.W.H.Schipple, a $30,000.5.000 kilowatt power transformer and swiltchgear vatued at $14,900 will be purchased fur the park sub, tion.The apparatus is required to double the rated capacity ne.! ancially.In the group were such men as Walter Davidson, Graham McGoun, Charlie Virtue, Stan Elliott, Alex Williamson, Les Patterson, Billy Weldon, Jim Paton, and Commodore Paul Far).Harold Fiske was general manager at that time.wing added The group formed the Wheelsmen's Club to promote the interest of the MAAXA.Eventually a new wing was added to the club to accom.with the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association for nearly 60 years, will become honorary president at the association's annual meeting on May 14.modate badminton courts, squash and handball courts, a health club and a snack bar.Tilden was also chairman of the committee which sold the $50,000 bond issue to MAAA members to finance the expansion, Later he was president of the Wheelsmen's Club and, | subsequently, a director of the association.From 1936 to 1938 he served as president of the MAAA.Recently Tilden was a member of the planning committee appointed lo study the prob.' lems which have arisen due to crowded facilities of the 60- year.old clubhouse.YMCA CAMPING A GOOD STEPPING STONE TO MANHOOD BOYS 14-17 A supervised }-week cance tripping adventure inte Quebec's far merthern park lends .Register for 3 or 4 weeks.OPEN JULY end AUGUST VOYAGEURS DE LA VERENDRYE BOYS 8-16 A resident camping program of fun, canoeing, soiling.swimming, crafts, hiking .Register for 2 to 8 weeks.OPEN JULY and AUGUST KAMP KANAWANA Rote: Rates : Send $150.2 wo.$15.Camping.$185.Director of Boys\u2019 Camping A.Ross Seaman, M.Ed.Register Now at your Local YMCA or coll YMCA OF MONTREAL \u2014 CAMP OFFICE 1441 DRUMMOND STREET VI.4-0131 - Loc.39 Use Examiner Classifieds For Best Results FIREWORKS HEADQUARTERS SEE AL\" \u2014 ;| MAKE IT A ROYAL CELEBRATION 4+ on VICTORIA DAY MONDAY, MAY 2Ist.THE FIREWORKS KING FOR THE BIGGEST SELECTION OF FIREWORKS IN MONTREAL Y King \"Al\" SPECIAL DISCOUNTS Fer community end mess displays by clubs end other ergenisations Rockets, Mines, Flares, Bombshells, Star Shells, Etc.DISPLAYS *25 \u2014*50 \u2014 *100 and up © Shop Early For Best Selection © OPEN DALY FROM 8 AM.TO 9 PM.SHERBROOKE SERVICE STORE | 5255 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST crmnilated by the increased BETWEEN NORTHCLIFFE & DECARIE \u2014 demand for power.HU.4-8936 JUST 4 BLOCKS WEST OF CLAREMONT "]