The Westmount examiner, 1 juin 1962, vendredi 1 juin 1962

[" - NDP\u2019s Assels will shoot | LF ! f lear di 5 or nuclear.disarmament re J Edgar Assels, the New De-: Mr.Assels is a blind music mocratic standard-bearer in St.teacher.but is probably better Antoine-Westmount riding, plans known to the public in Greater to plug for nucleui disarmament.! Montreal as a gifted organist.ry a : 5 ot A 2 5 .5 £.for.y Janta SEE PE SS PR ined = nye Mr.Assels made this known to a group of 60 NDP dele- eral Montreal churches and also gates who nominated him the is well-known as a performer in | party's official candidate at a the popular, convention Tuesday night.He has played the organ at sev- semi-classical and VOL.XXXItI, No.22 J classical realms of music.MONTREAL, FRi., JUNE 1, 1962 37-35 5 CENTS 16 PAGES \u2018DRURY DOLLS\u2019 lovely girls, buttons, have been büsy etéimount in support of Liberal (Bud) Drury.BUD FOR BOSS: Several sporting appropriate campaign inocking on doors.in.Dubbed \u2018by some wag as \u201cDrury ee being briefed on ate C.M.paign worker, .Miss Barbara Cordean, Miss Jean ] of the \u201cdolls,\u201d and Mrs.Gerda Stamm, a cam- Dolls,\u201d two of the young ladies are shown here campaign details.Left to right: ty, two \u2014 Roger Brunelle Photo Criminal negligence charge Local student follows crash; A resident of North Bay, | charged with criminal negligence | in driving a car on the streets of; Westmount after he became involved in an accident.was re- two injured crash.All names were withheld at the request of the police.The accident occurred at 10 p.m.last Monday when the wins contest (Special to The Examiner) Middlebury, Vt.\u2014 Jane O.real surgeon Dr.K.T.MacFarlane and Mrs.MacFarlane, 64 leased on $200 cash bail pending speeding car collided with an-, Forden Crescent, Westmount, has the recovery of two persons seriously injured in the car crash.According to Westmount | police, the man was charged with criminal negligence in operating an automobile following the Scholarships won James Brunton and Peter Nixon, both of Westmount, have been awarded scholarships for the 1962-63 school year at Bishop's College School.Student Brunton was other at the corner of | Albert and Western avenues.Two passengers, both residents being held of Westmount, were in the vehicle students from all which was struck.Both were seriously injured and are now in hospital.The speeding car, which: struck the second one, careen- | ed off at an angle, knocking | down a street sign at the corner and tearing up the| lawn on the opposite side be- | fore it came to a halt.In doing so it struck another parked car and damaged it.In Municipal Court, the accused awarded the Kane Scholarship was released on bail pending the and Student Nixon the Direct- recovery of the injured persons, or's Scholarship.trial being postponed for a month, Next \u2018week's weather By ERIC NEAL e 2 to 9 Jung The transition from cool but followed by cool, strong winds.Mainly sunny with scattere very warm will be guite sudden, showers to start the week.Nights cool but days quite warm with morning frosts or heavy dews.Very warm.even sultry iin the middle of the week.Evening night.Pri ince won first place in a contest in oral i interpretation of literature open to graduate and undergraduate colleges and universities in the United States.Miss MacFarlane, a senior at Middlebury College in Vermont, has been notified that her rendition of from Shakespeare and Walt Whitman were judged best in the national contest.A total of 68 entries were in competition for the Akin Award which is sponsored by the University of Denver, selections \u2018 Hibernation ends for election candidates Kerrigan plans rally; Drury, Hushley tap doors By FE.C.GANNON Ringing bells, knocking on doors and a proposed mass rally in Westmount Park is all part and parcel of an enlivening campaign seeping into staid the quiet St.Antoine-Westmount riding to be taken advantage of by four enthusiastic candidates as election day draws near.As nomination day approaches the tempo of activities will increase and is expected to be in full bloom by 2 p.m.next Monday the deadline for nominations when all candidates will be on their own.DRUMS BEAT.ECHO REVERBERATES Supporters of Progressive- Conservative candidate Peter Kerrigan have been thumping their drums to the echo which will rise to a cresendo at the proposed outdoor political vally to be held next Thursday in Westmount Park when, at least 5,000 people are expected to attend.Defence Minister Hark- ness will be on hand to sûb-, port the PC candidate.On that date the honorable minister and the candidate will parade in an open car to the park accompanied by dancing | MacFarlane, daughter of Mont-, majorettes and bands.\u2018BUD\u2019 SPREADING HIS APPEAL Liberal candidate C.M.(Bud) Drury.through his followers, has been contacting his supporters and spreading his appeal for votes through personal contact with prospective voters.| Hundreds of homes have been visited, Earlier in the week the Liberal contender held informal meetings and had some heart- to-heart talks with many voters in the area.He addressed a gathering at the Catholic Men's \u2018 Hostel on SL Antoine street as (Continued on page 9) | At teachers\u2019 meet MR.KERRIGAN « .outing planned OR.HUSHLEY .+ personal touch New officers elected West End school teachers form the new executive of the g | Protestant Men Teachers\u2019 As- \" sociation, elected to office at the annual meeting, Tuesday in Westmount High thunder showers with hail in the south, wet mists or freezing School.drizzle in the mountains, snow showers in the north.We had 87° in Montreal at this time last year, Hot but pleasant through the weekend.although with short School; They are: president, Randy West of Northmount High first vice-president, J.local showers.Mosquitoes are active.Early morning fishing! Cummings of Monkland High good, fair in evening.School; second vice-president, R.Saul of Malcolm Campbell ders of Montreal High: surer, C.Ford of Sir Meeting slated A meeting of the Committee of Management of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club of Westmount will be held on Wednesday, June 13, at 5 p.m.Matters pertaining to the general operation of the Club will be discussed.High School; secretary.J.Saun-: trea- Winston Churchill High School.William Ford, outgoing president, said the main issue facing the association al the mu- ment is an increase in salary for heads of departments from $300 to $500 a year, which the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal is expected to approve, Discussing the entrance stan dards at all schools for teachers, Mr, Ford said the association will continue to fight for higher calibre, and stiffer qualificas tions, amang student teachers, , 2 The Westmount Exeminer, Friday, June 1, 1962 ® Asbestos & Metal Siding for Commercial - Industrial Residential A tique 1 [RACE Nii À Maintenance ond Repairs on Al Types | of Buildings Leo Falardeau PLUMBING «© HEATING © ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK 3955 St.James Street West Inspection & Estimates on Request WE.5-2595 ® GAS HEATERS WE.3-2432 Mountain At.at Sherlroehe Vian 3- 4444 DRURY man of decision! Platter Matter Atlantic Jazz Abstractions.Composed by Gunther Schuller and Jim Hall, 1365.How does one approach a commentary on this disc, presenting as it does something really ultra contemporary in jazz form?The group of jazz instrumentalists comprising chiefly, alto sax, guitar, bass violins and cello, \u2018presents four compositions leading off with \u2018Abstractions\u2019 which is just about that, its first half sounding like a disorganized jazz band rehearsal, dominated by Ornette Coleman on sax, warming up to the final section in something more of a definitive pattern, Jim Hall's \u2018Piece For Guitar and Strings\u2019 is tuneful and melodic with a background beat more in the modern sophisticated jazz style we are accustomed to.This mood follows through in Guther Schuller\u2019s three \u2018Variants On A Theme Of John Lewis (Django)' with some excellent parts on guitar and by the string quartet.Side two feature Gunther\u2019s four \u2018Variants On A Theme Of Thelonius Monk (Criss-Cross)\u2019, and here one gets the real jazz feel with fine sax leads by Or- nette, Eddie Costa on vibes and lively background bass and drums.Detailed jacket notes by the composer add to this venturesome disc, the whole being a highly interesting experience for the diehard jazz buff.There are three new \u2018twist\u2019 titles, oldies such as \u2018South Of The Border,\u2019 \u2018Don\u2019t Deceive Me,\u2019 \u2018The Girl I Love\u2019 etc., some as straight instrumentals, and the rest featuring Fats\u2019 plaintive vocal.\u201cBUD\u201d DRURY WILL BE HEARD IN OTTAWA HIS QUALIFICATIONS ® President, Montreal Board of Trade, ® Create new jobs for full employment HIS PROGRAM Work to give our Dollar more value 1961-62 ® Deputy Minister of National Defence, 1949-55 Put an end to the \u201cwasted years and e Chief of UNRRA Mission to Poland, wasted taxes\" Restore dollar-conscious administration \u20ac Work to repair Canada's prestige political map Published by the ST.ANTOINE\u2014 WESTMOUNT 1945-47 ® Decorated war veteran: CBE and DSO Born in Montreal, educated here and in Paris \u2014 perfectly bilingual ® At 49, an outstanding business executive Put St.Antoine-Westmount back on the e Married, with four children; understands how taxes aflect family problems VOTE FOR ACTION NOW \u2014 BY A MAN OF DECISION c.m.\u201cBUD\u201d DRURY case.nso.oc.LIBERAL Jack Hution\u2019s feens Special teenage rights under Canadian law Can Canadian teenagers be sued in our courts?Or is the law a rather remote institution reserved for adults?How many teenagers, 1 wonder, realize that they have special rights under Canadian law \u2014 as well as responsibilities?For example, the following questions have come to this column over a period of time.And we'll try to answer them and a few other related ones at the same time.1.At what age can teenagers marry without their parents\u2019 cons>n\u2018?Let\u2019s hope none of you are considering this drastic step, but a marriage can be annulled if you are under 18.2.Can the courts sue a teen-ager to collect money owed?This is a neat legal point and needs some explanation.First, the firm will always want to know whether you are 21 before giving credit on an expensive item.Sue for payment Stores can sue for payment on what the law calls \u201cnecessaries\u2019\u201d.But they cunnot sue a teen-ager for non-necessi- ties, and you will find that any store will keep this very carefully in mind vhen extending credit.For example, an 18-year- old fellow who has taken.a job in an office needs a suit to keep his position.But the courts would look at any legal aetion differently if he went out on a spree and bought 20 suits from one store.3.Can a leen-ager be asked to testify in court about an accident he or she witnessed?YES.Even very young children can be asked to add their testimony in court.4.Do a teen-ager\u2019s earnings belong to his or her father?Theoretically, your parents can demand at least a portion of your part-time earnings because they could legally ask for room and board.5.What about car accidents involving your automobile?Is a teenager legally responsible?You bet your bottom dollar you're responsible, whether you're over 21 or not.If you've loaned the car to a friend careless enough to gel involved in an accident, you're still responsible.The other driver can sue both of you \u2014 but will proLably single you out.You are not liable, by the way, if your car is borrowed without your permission.And you are also not liable if a thief steals your car and becomes involved in an acei- dent.6.Does a teen-ager ever have to pay income tax?Yes, this is something common to anyone who earns more than minimum $1,000 of taxable income in Canada.Age has nothing to do with it.1 might add that the federal income tax department counts everything that you earn in that sum -\u2014 babysitting charges, snow-shovel- ling, gardening services and so on.However few teenagers have to worry about the problems of income tax.One final piece of advice from a lawyer friend: \u2018\u2019Teenagers should be careful to observe the same rule so many adults overlook: read everything carefully before signing it.And consult a lawyer if you're not sure about anything.\u201d 1 just hope that most of you find out about mortgages, contracts (including marriage) before you find you've made a mistake early in adult life, A lot of adults you and 1 both know wish they had.Speaking of teen-agers and marriage, I was more than surprised to find the other day that the average age at which Canadian girls marry is still around 18.What are the chances of a successful marriage?American surveys figure that if you get married between 18 and 21 there is only a 40 percent chance that the marriage will last.If you are between 21 and 23 the odds go up to at least 50 percent.And if both partners are more than 25 the experts claim that there is a 70 percent chance of a successful marriage.Quite a problem, isn\u2019t it?I can only assure you (having been married myself for the grand length of time of two weeks now) that statistics mean little if you're sure you've found the right person.TOP 20 TUNES 1.Stranger On the Shore \u2014 Mr, Acker Bilk 2.Everybody Loves Me Bul Yow \u2014 Brenda Lee 3.Johnny Angel \u2014 Shelly Fa- bares 4.Don\u2019t Play That Sons (Yom Lied) \u2014 Ben E.King 5.Most People Get Married \u2014 Patti Page 6.Old Rivers \u2014 Walter Brennan 7.Fou Are Mine \u2014 Frankie Ava- on 8.Twist Twist Senora \u2014 Garry U.S.Bonds 9.Good Luck Charm \u2014 Elvis Presley 10.Funny Way Of : Laughin' \u2014 Burl Ives 1.Caterina \u2014 Perry Como 12.Soldier Boy \u2014 The Shirelles 13.Teach Me Tonight \u2014 George Mabaris 14.P.T.109 \u2014 Jimmy Dean 15.Lovers Who Wander + Dion 16.The One Who Really Loves You \u2014 Mary Wells 17.Hearts \u2014 Jackie Wilson 18.Kinz Of Clowns \u2014 Neil Sedaka 19.Hit Record \u2014 Brook Benton 20.Slow Twistin\u2019 \u2014 Chubby Checker TRADITIONAL characteristic of Collins service is the high quality of all professional work.| DA Calle | 3010 SHERBROOKE STREEV WEST ES rr For AN Your e PHOTO SUPPLIES e PHOTOGRAPHY e PICTURE FRAMING ® Regular and 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.XXXiil, No.22 TOP STUDENTS AT WESTMOUNT HIGH: Shown receiving their awards are Judith Ann Shapiro, 17, and Ronald Stephen Sheel, 16, from REN aa Mrs.E.Rabinovitch, president of the Westmount High School Alumnae, and Richard Lord, president of the Westmount H.S.Old Boys.\u2014 Roger Brunelle Photo LV US 0 U TDF YR ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmakers OHIMANS WE.3-4046 oy JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.MONTREAL, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1962 PAGE THREE More extensive support for the arts in Canada urged by \u2018Mr.Theatre\u2019 The Arts are becoming a part of our heritage and should be supported more liberally as Canada is on the threshold of a renaissance unequalled in its history, ; stated Rupert Caplan, senior producer | addressing a group of members of the Rotary Club of Westmount at Victoria Hall last Wednesday noon.\u201cMonies are being pro-, vided for our natural resources but let us not overlook the opportunity of supporting other resources such as the English theatre.It would be a tragedy if we were to allow it to die.\u201d many worth- | while efforts to further.of the CBC, in Westmount youth wins scholarship Robert J.Ellis, son of X.John Ellis, 602 Victoria avenue, Westmount, is the cos winner of the Fosbery Schot- arship for sons of old boys of Lower Canada College.: .The scholarship was made House break-in case STIRRING PLEA MADE public this week by headmas- BY SPEAKER ter Dr.D.SS Penton, MA, Mr.Caplan.who is considered LLD.when announcing the © \u2018 .Mr.Theatre\u201d as far as produc results of the examinations ree men Pp ea qui Y tions on stage, radio and TV are held recently at the school.concerned, made a stirring plea Robert shares the award \u2014 emphasizing that the time had with William Bruce Pye.1820 (Continued on page 9 Dawson avenue, Dorval, NEED A (AB! UN.6-4551 VETERAN TAXI ASS'N.Catherine | According to police William Kacanagh and Constable W.Kerr who answered the call for a \u2018holdup,\u2019 one of the trio was wearing a mask over his face, a second claimed he was an inspector and the third said he had come to look after the furnace.Three individuals, all with cri- | avenue below St.minal records, pleaded guilty in | street.Montreal Court to charges laid, The three attempted to force by Westmount police and will be | their way into the home of Miss | sentenced later, according to A.Boisvert, 57, of 117 Lewis police officials.street, but before they could do, The three are James R.Morse, so were interrupted by West: | 29, of 2066 Westmore avenue; Jo- mount police officers who an- seph N.Christie, 42, of 2032 Ox- | swered a call from neighbors con- | ford avenue: ! their suspicious that | Three separate charges were and Cecil James | cerning Murray, 40, of 324 Selby street, something was amiss at their laid.One was charged with carrying an air pistol, a second with The trio were arrested on\u2019 neighbor's house.| February 8, of this year by In forcing their way into the representing a public official and Westmount police after they house the trio broke through a the third with wearing a mask.had attempted to gain en-| safety chain which kept the door trance to a house on Lewis slightly ajar.The speed with which the arrests were made was attributed OOO OO with the alertness of neighbors 2 who called the police when they A CRUISING HOU SEB OAT who called the police when VACATION! 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Call = 6033 Mamilton Street, Montreal 20, P.Q.A A : et Two local students MERCHANTS | 2 oft : A, .M.Mon.= % 0 0 0 0 Two Westmounters were For among the six outstanding |v CAMP NOMININGUE Nominingue, Que.) Boys 7 to 15 years Seven Age Groups Permanent Senior Staft ideal camp site, Safe sandy beach.Specialists and qualified instructors for swimming, canoeing, sailing, water\u2019 skiing, crafts, tennis, archery, riflery, nature, camperaft and cance trips.Resident Doctor and two Nurses.ILLUSTRATED FOLDER F.M.Yan Wagner, Owner-Director.10 Rosemount Avenue, Apt.101, Telephone: WE.3-8937 Westmount, Que.Accommodation for second half of season (July 31st to August 27th) An accredited camp of the Quebec Camping Assoc.graduates who received special recognition at the Loyola University convocation ceremony, Saturday.David Peter O'Brien, 504 And Clarke avenue, was awarded the Governor General's silver medal for the highest aggre- BURNER SERVICE I gate in the faculty of Arts.mses vi | MERCHANTS COAL COMPANY medal for the graduate with 4 HILLSIDE AVENUE ° Limited ® WESTMOUNT FUEL OIL 1 38th Season the highest standing in the commerce faculty went to John Brennan, 442 Lansdowne avenue, 4 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 1, 1962 THE YR Aid a Serving (he City of Westmount since 1938 VE SL Heod Office: 7005 Kildere Road, Montreal 29 Classified Advertising (To 8:30 p.m.Mon., Tues.& Wed.Only) 1-045) Editorial Department \u2014 Accounting Department Circulation Dept.\u2014 Display Advertising Joha W.Seacton, President and Publisher 1-2771 Hugh E McCeormick, Chairman Vince Rowe, News Editor Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager The Examiner aims to be an independant, clean newspaper for the home, devoted te public service.Mail subscriptions: $2.50 per year: $125 hall year.Five cents a copy.Member of the Canadisun Weekly Newspapers Association, Quebec Newspapers Association, Authorized as Scrond Cluss Mail by the Post Office Department, Ottawa.and for payment of posture in cash.WE LL Star PAPER Mar.13-61 for our landscapes ITI Spring's arrival we city types will be making more and more junkets into the countryside.we'll gleefully exchange ) fresh, pure air for the { smoke, fumes and depressing odors of our winter in town, And we'll just as gladly } rest our eyes on clean, white melting snow and green fields pecking through instead of the underfoot guck, the blackened snow heaps on lawns, and the debris of winter which soon will be blowing around here, The long, cooped-up winter can put a rosey-spec- tacled picture of the coun tryside in our mind's eye.So it comes as a bit of a shock, on a pre-spring drive, to find that forgotten evidences of man's inhumanity to man\u2019s first heritage, the land, are still here.Here and there, more oufrages have been added.One stretch of good highway, beyond the suburbs and truly rural, we shall describe \u2014 without identifying, because it is an example which can be found, alas; all over La Belle Province, The road meanders beside a preity, gentle river \u2014 but you can\u2019t see much \\ of the river because of an almost unbroken half-mile of shanty restaurants plastered with soft drink signs and run-down cabins, garages and sheds.Just he.yond, there is a once-proud Sn.Nang ®t o bit.Pnt/ or- Te SAY Star's Quebec Bu QUEBEC, May 25 (car 0 the A ms t to utor, pprov ein Principle.Tags 1c ! r du io car mpg along| A farmyard, now liltered lo the road's edge with up- {urned, burned-out, rusted, crushed automobiles and trucks \u2014 a roadside shrine to planned obsolescence.The next farm beasts a collapsed barn \u2014 it's been that way for a couple of years, These things are an assault on the sense of beauty ( which we all, to greater or lesser degree, possess.There, truly, \u201cought {o be § a law.\u201d Private property rights?Do with your land as you please?Can't legislate?Phooey! We have laws against wn- | due noise.We have laws against some forms of pollution of air and water.If we can make it illegal to offend the senses of hearing, smell and taste, we can just as surely outlaw mak-{ ing people uncomfortable through their sense of sight.We city folks, exposed lo ugliness on all sides in our workaday lives, claim the beauty of the countryside is as much ours as anyone's \u2014 indeed, we can appreciate it more, We look to our Legislature or our Parliament to enact \u201cground rules\u201d which will guarantee all our right to enioy the Quebec and the Canadian landscape, un spoiled by the depredations of the wanton, the avaricious, the lazy and the un couth.THEY SAY ! sholl not let a sorrow die until | find the heart of it, nor let o wordless joy go by until it talks to me \u2014 Sara Teasdale By Pierre Berton SVEFNAP spring list includes N.D.G.candidate IN ITS LONG AND DISTINGUISHED history, SVEFNAP \u2014 the Society for the Verification and Employment of Fascinating Names of Actual People \u2014 has never had a more tumultuous meeting than its recently concluded Spring Nominating Session.I regret to report that owing to bitter factional disputes the Selection Committee was unable to come up with an award winner.\u2018 The finalists were narrowed down to four superior choices, but the necessary two-thirds vote needed for a SVEFNAP award was not forthcoming as directors, wielding proxies, battled for their favorite.Here they are : @ Cuthbert Guthberg Gifford, NDP candidate, N.D.G., submitted by D'Arcy O Donnell of Canadian Press.@ Mossman R.Dudgeon, Toronto YMCA physical director, submitted by Manny E.Bowen, @® Freelove Outhouse, taken from a Toronto insurance list by J.E.Belliveau, @ Sir - Ranulph Twistleton - Wykeham-Fiennes, taken from an English almanac by Irma Coucill.What might loosely be described as the Gifford-Dudgeon group held that the sheer onomatopoeia of the two leading names gave them precedence under the SVEFNAP rules.They argued eloquently against the Outhouse coterie which tends to hold that names should have a literal meaning as well.This group firmly believed that the sheer incongruity of their candidate\u2018s name stamped it for immortality.Both factions were opposed to the representations made in favor of the British hyphenated name on the grounds that all titled Britishers have fascinating names, and to choose one from Mrs.Coucill\u2019s enviable list would be just too easy.However.it was felt that Mrs.Council should be given the coveted Kagool Award for industry since she submitted the YOU SAY Reader wants more action Sir: What's wrong with the election candidates in Westmount?They all seem to be asleep, except for the odd statement they piously issue on occasion and which sometimes gets into public print.After they were nominated they all seemed to get out of town.Are they scared of the voters or something?1 say let them all come out into the open.We have plenty of parks were rallies could be held and an oppcrtunity presented for citizens to toss them the odd question.Election fever once upon a time used to be a gay thing, but this fever must be generated and nourished by the candidates themselves.Let's get this fever going up! Voter Editor's note: A front-page story in this issue indicates the thermometer is rising.A politician (not local) speaking of his competitor: \"I think he's doing a wise thing standing on his record.If he ever gets off somebody names of 82 Englishmen, almost all titled and hyphenated.Here are some samples : Admiral Hen.Sir Reginal Aylmer Ranfurly Plunkett- Ernie-Erle-Drax.Sir Hughe Montgomery Knatchbull-Hugessen.Sir Verus Arundell Maunder St.John-Miidmay, Bt.Lt.-Col.Sir Weston Cracroft- Amcotts.M.C.Sir Marmaduke Blennerhas.sett.Sir Launcelot Valentine Hyde Crawley-Boevey, Bt.Sir Humphrey Ingelram Pri.deaux Brune.(Continued on page 6) might read it!\" \"Truth, spiritually discerned, is scientifically understood.H casts out error and heals the sick.\" \u2014Mary Baker Eddy You Are Invited to Attend a Free Lecture Entitled \u201cCHRISTIAN SCIENCE: SOUL'S RESTORATIVE POWER REVEALED\" by Gertrude E.Velguth, C.S., of Flint, Mich.Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.Westmount High School Auditorium 4350 St.Catherine St.West {Bus Route 104) Thursday Evening, June 7 at 8:15 under the auspices of First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount ALL ARE WELCOME Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent Parade big hit in U.S.By MAURICE MARIASINE The Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent Parade received a standing ovation from 1,000 delegates from all over the world at the Rotary Infernational Assembly at Lake Placid, New York, last Sunday evening.The Talent Parade International Revue was a special feature of the 1962 International Assembly of Rotary International.Since 1959.Unity's exceptionally talented group have enter- A \"little thing\" Until it turned Into à spring.JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 Large Choice of RENAULT 8555 Devonshire Rd.7550 Decarie Bivd.RENAULT DAUPHINE RENAULT GORDINI RENAULT CARAVELLE e All Equipped e Low Down Payment e 6% Finance Terms e Best Trade-In Values 1959 only 31.00 Monthly 1960 only 43.00 Monthly 1961 only 48.00 Monthly 1824 St, Catherine St.W tained south of the border on six occasions \u2014 three on behalf of Rotary International and on three occasions on behal{ of Rotary District Conventions.At Lake Placid on Sunday, the varied program was international in aspect and featured authentic presentations from the following countries: Italy, Spain, Hawaii, France, Ireland, Scotland, South America, Switzerland, the United States and Canada, The following entertainers were included in the cast: Diane Ca- \u2018hill, Pat Mumford, Earlana Fraser, Deanne Scanlan, Linda Vaux, Cathy McMahon, Shirley McMahon, Lynne Mayotie.Carolyn Scanlan, Mario Velli, Linda Dale Laxton, Gerlad Febrille, Judy Matthews, Francie Roch, Ricky Johnston, Pamela Mulderrig, Peggy Leech, Peter Laxton, Matthew Velli, Lindsay Johnston, Hannah Lebwohl, Ernie Kirkham, Ralph Lavender, Rilly Walker, Ann Davis, Terry Ann Lambert and George Luker.Blood clinic sets record The Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic held at Reader's Digest, 215 Redfern avenue.recorded an all- time high of 173 new donors.A total of 267 pints of blood were given by the employees of Reader's Digest and the public- spirited residents of Westmount.Red Cross Blood Bank president, Mrs.Mary Johnson.said that \u2018\u2018the excellent response is a proof that people of all walks of life are truly conscious of the urgent role filled by the Red Cross in our society.\u201d $1715 $1905 $2745 Used RENAULTS CANADA WE.7-9551 735-1331 RE.8-1143 RICKY JOHNSTON » + « on vocal parade Obituaries K.B.Patterson A private funeral service was held recently for Kenneth B.Patterson.62.chief clerk of the claims department of the Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada, who died after a long illness, Barn in Westmount.Mr.Patterson was a son of the late Mr.and Mrs.John Patterson.He was ; cducated at Lakefield Preparatory School at Lakefield, Ont.and Westmount Academy.He graduated in chemical engineering from McGill University in 1921, Mr.Palterson was a chemical engineer first with the St.Lawrence Sugar Refineries Ltd., and later with the Delora Mining and Smelter Company.In 1926.he entered the business field and joined the Sun Life, later becoming head of the claims department, As a youth he played a number of sports and in later years became an enthousiastic, skier, golfer and angler, He is survived by his wife.the former Marion Chisholm, of Lo- chiel, Ont.; a brother, Hugh.and threc sisters, Miss Margaret Patterson, Helen (Mrs.E.Macnab) and Lillian (Mrs.P.D.Robertson), Young Hebrews plan tag day The Young Hebrew Malbish Arumim Society will hold a special tag day on Tuesday, June 12, A.lkeman, chairman and B.Helbert, 5255 Rosedale avenue, N.D.G., co-chairman, are appealing to high school children and women of various auxiliaries to contribute a few hours of their time to help the organization raise the necessary funds, Twice annually, the society provides new clothes to hundreds of underprivileged school children.For information as to delivery of boxes, call RE.9-4986 from 9 aan.Lo 3 p.m, es DRUCOSTORES J.L.ADAMS, PROPRIETOR 1385 GREENE AVENUE Corner Sherbrooke WE.2-2136 (Prompt Delivery) WE.2.2488 Rex.- » $1 25 98\u20ac Dorothy Gray Mot Weather Cologne Johnson's Baby Powder Economy Size with FREE Baby Brush and Comb set Listerine Tooth Paste with FREE Pro Tooth Brush 89e Bain de Soleil Antoine .$2.00 Coppertone Suntan Cream 98\u20ac na $1.50 Coppertone Suntan Oil .$1.50 Coppertone Suntan Spray cu.$2.25 Revion Bronze Lustre .$2.00 Breck Hair Set Mist pe sim $1.49 Vitalis 2er six 93\u20ac Noxzema Special .$1.35 612 Insect Repellent 79¢ - 89¢ - $1.39 Off Repellent .$1.39 Polident Cleans Dentures 45¢ ., 83¢ Sapho Insect Bombs ~~ 98¢ ,., $1.49 Bonamine ,u rve wernee $1.25 Fer Travel Sickness Gravol Tablets , or Travel Sickness 26 Tablets $2.00 89e 1000 Saccharin Tablets Va gr.Hospital Cotton 79¢ Pure Castile Soap 3 medically te dents ote RELIEF OF HEADACHES @and COLDS ul TABLETS Pound Roll HAN DY TUBES ECONOMY PACKAGES A New Taxi Service For Westmount LANSDOWNE TAXI REG'D.PHONE : 937 - 9431 Sunday to Thursday Friday and Saturday to 3 a.m.Switchboard now open from 6 a.m.to | a.m.; from 6 a'm.Airport Service © Charge Accounts Office: 18 Gladstone Ave., Westmount Use Examiner Classifieds 2961 'L aunp 'Aoplig \u2018Jdujuiexg junounsom dy) a > MMC amends law By a vote of 13 to six, the Montreal Metropolitan Corporation has amended its bylaw governing closing hours of stores on Montgeal island so as to permit shopping until 7 p.m.instead of the present 6 p.m.on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays.The MMC also adopled by a \u2014_\u2014 oe vote of 16 to three another amendment (to the by-luw authorizing stores to remain open until 10 p.m.the week preceding Easter Sunday, and the day before the eve of the Jewish hobi- days -\u2014 first day of the year, ister of municipal affairs.island.Both amendments are subject clusively.to ratification by the Quebec min- l objections may be addresse i him by the municipalities on the It already permits late shop- Atonement Day, Passover Day, ping until 10 p.m.on Thursdays the Feast of the Tabemacles, i and Fridays.and on all weekdays and the Feast of the Pentecost.i between December 1 and 31 in- Broit leaves on four Alexander Brott leaves early this month on an adjudication tour across Canada.He will also take part in a String Congress, to be held in Regina at the University of Saskatchewan, June 6-9 inclusive.This Congress has been organized by Dr.Howard Leyton- Brown, and the invited participants include Louis Persinger and Max Rostal, noted pedagogues, and Dr.Boyd Neel, The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 1, 1962 FOOD FUN, OR.FELLOWSHIP.From Page 4 Pierre Berton Sir Giles Tatlock Chippin- dail.Sir Anthony Meyrick Malla.by-Deeley, Bt.Sir Charles Stewkley Shuck- burgh, Bt.and so on all the way from Alabaster, Clotch and Glue, through Grudgings.Lick- fold and Pulleyblank to Skilli- corn, Tangye and Yapp.A memorable list, but possibly as some of the directors held, too easy.Names for name's sake There is a hard core of SVEFNAP regulars, of whom 1 count myself one, which holds that a really fascinating name should be fascinating entirely for its own sake and nol by reason of any external allusions.We are abstraction- ists pure and simple and we make no bones about it.For this reason we can admire names like C.Mariner Shipp (retired New Brunswick captain, submitted by J.E.Belliveau) but we cannot grant it award status.It is also intriguing to note that there is a Lovelace Outhouse on the same insurance list that carries Freelove; that Welcome Restored is a retired Toronto schoolteacher (submitted by Mrs.Donna M.Moores); that Berkeley Square appeared recently in the Belleflair Light Opera Company's production of Ruddigore (courtesy G.R.Chater); that Edward Sweet- applebrowne was a clerk in a Brantford drug store back in 1930 in George Creasser\u2019s memory; and that the Harbinger J.Spring, who wrote a letter recently to the Hamilton newspaper is an actual person \u2018as verified by James Cooper).All of the directors, incidentally.are agreed on one point, and that is that a name to be really fascinating must be fascinating in all languages.Certain names which are fascinating in English are commonplace in their native country.For this reason we have had to reject a name appearing in the Sudbury telephone directory: Hawryszszy- szyn-Nick and also that of Won Gang Goon, in spite of its musical ring, We can\u2019t always be sure of foreign names, of course, so often give them the benefit of the doubt.However, the committee has had to toss out the name of Mereddyd Zzrygaph, being the last name in the new Bell Telephone directory, We strongly suspect it belongs to a fraternity house.These cavils aside, the list is a rewarding one and I am happy once again to lend the facilities of this column for its wider dissemination : Seraphine Kunkel, retired steelworker, Fonthill (submitted by Helen Palmer), Imogene Klinyenfuss, publie health nurse, Tucson (Mrs.A.Lipton).Alone Carrett, Buffalo woman charged with murder (Florence Franck).McNair Inglefritz, amateur composer, New York (Mrs.J.Dawkins), Avison Wormald, British executive (Jim Montle), Launcelot Calthorpe, writer of letters to Guleph paper (Jim Montle).Sadie Gark, name in Vancouver paper \u2018Stuart Keate).G.Fladgate Finch, British barrister (Hugh Henderson).Joseph Hollick de la Taste Tickell, proprietor of The Tickell Arms, Whittleford, England (Bill Boss).Pansy Aiken Slappey, authoress (Mrs.Elsie Edwards).Twyliah Orinda Hamstreet, citizen of Titonka, Iowa (Mrs.W.Hebson).Rev.Hyacinth .Deiancey Dilts (Forbes Helem).Fanning Yater Tant, author of anti-Catholic tract (Ben Kayfetz).Browning Mummery, late English tenor (Kosmos Ka.gool».Sepp Ruschup, company president.Vermont (K.Kagool), Taliaferro Boatwrigh{, book reviewer.N.Y.Herald Tribune (K.Kagool).Negley Teeters, criminoligist (Barbara Gilmour).Fendall Yerxa, TV host (Barbara Gilmour).Zanver Liff, N.Y.psychologist (Kathryn-Jane Keaie'.Fabian X.Schupper (K.J.Keate.Moyne L.Cubbage.Michigan resident (Maggi Russell).Firmin Pomoroy Bradbeer JF, Wilkshire policeman 'John M.Bulmer.Aspinis Astride, Kitchener P.T.instructor (John Fisher).Whamond William Dando Cruden, recently married Montrealer (Manny E.Bowen).Shalom Schtraks, name in law case (James J.Carthy).Eumilta McShine, West Indies student (Mrs.Margaret Rowan, Ub Iwerks, name on TV credit (Mrs.A, Tilton), A BRIGHTER DAY EVERY DAY WITH \u201cTHE KIRBY DERBY\u201d THE \u201cJOHN WILSON SHOW\u201d 10 AM.-2 P.M.DAILY © © This week in Westmount Recent commentaries aimed at Canadian authors who won the Governor-General's literary awards this year made very interesting reading and showed : painstaking research.However, a little more time spent in gathering facts on French award winners would have given the reading public a chance to know that they, the French authors, namely Jean LeMoyne who wrote \u201c\u2018Convergences'' \u2014 and Yves Theriault who wrote \u201c\u2018Ashini\u2019\u2019, have up to date published and distributed more than 13,000 copies of these books.: By VALENTINA RAHR Figures are available from Claude Hurtubise, Kensing- ton avenue, who is heading up the firm of Editions HMH, publishers of \u2018\u201cConvergances\u201d\u2019; and from Mr, St.Germain of Edition Fides of Montreal, publishers of \u2018\u2018Ashini.\u201d\u2019 In a nation where a total publication of 5,000 is considered an- outstanding success for a book, the combined number of 13,000 speaks for itself.Books are being distributed in France and the French colonies, besides the Province of Quebec.This week Jean Le- \u201c.we bought it through NY BANK\u201d TO 3 MILLION CANADIANS I.3 § A There's added joy in getting an important household appliance when you know you've financed it sensibly on the Bank of Montreal Family Finance Plan.Monthly payments on this low-cost, life- insured plan are tailored to fit your income and convenience.Finance your purchases the sensible way \u2014 through the B of M Family Finance Plan.Ask about it at your neighbourhood B of M today.LOW-COST, BANK OF MONTREAL SEEN AN SONATA y Finance Plan LIFE-INSURED LOANS 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 1817 DELPHIS COTE LIMITED Roofing & Sheet Metal Contractors INCORPORATED 1938 WATER DAMAGE IS COSTLY! DONT PUT IT OFF! Call us for FREE Inspection and Detailed Estimates Tel.766-3525 5627 BRIAND ST.Moyne is in Quebec Mouse, Paris, to launch his book.Second editions are being prepared by both publishing houses.\u201cA great success,\u201d comments Publisher Hurtubise.\u2018\u2019Convergences contains much philosophy and psychology and it's appeal is mainly to a select group of readers.\u201d Among the French publie both authors are well known, and respected, and rave reviews have greeted the publication of both books.Agaguk.a book on Eskimos by Author Theriault, reached 18,000 in its fifth printing recently.# À: À \u201cRashomon\u2019\u2019 staged by that versatile group, The Gallery Theatre, finished its first presentation of the play with top box office sales and excellent comments from reviewers and members of the audience.Tickets are available now for evening performances until next Sunday including a matinee on Sunday.A \u2018Laissez-Faire Rally\u2019 organized by members of Le Club Porsche du Québec (CASC) invites your entry for their program on Sunday.Registration is at 11:45 a.m.briefing at 12:15 p.m.and start at 12:15 sharp.Start is from Motel Simard, Alexandre Taschereau boulevard, and the duration is about four hours.Rally type: Plan your own route.(Very unusual!) Overall average speed and time only Lo be reported.This rally is designed to be simple cnough for the novice and challenging enough for the expert.Entry forms, etc, from Ross Brander, Pit Stop, St.Catherine west, as usual, À À A: \u201cSlightly Touched,\u201d Montreal International Theatre's latest comedy is enterting its 11th week .Latest word on traffic- lights at Park Place and St.Catherine is that they will be installed as soon as the balance of the material is received by the Public Works Department of the City of Westmount Westmount Y again organizing its annual Summer Fun Club for youngsiers from July 3 to August 10 with games and learning and fun under expert supervision ., .Artist Janet Lieberman inviting and taking around a group of friends at the Hadassah Bazaar this week, which is being held at the Show Mart.Queen Mary road closed for two weeks Since 9:30 a.m.Monday, Queen Mary road has been closed to vehicular movement between Decarie boulevard and MacDonald avenue, Montreal Traffic Department, in announcing the decision, said the road will be closed for two weeks to allow mew paving.During the period the Montreal Transportation Commission's bus routes affected \u2014 Hampstead (19), St.Antoine - St.Jacques (48), Maplewood (51), and Cote des Neiges (66) will use Snowdon avenue and Cote St.Luc road for east-west or west-east movement, and Clanranald and Ernscliffe avenue for north-bound or south-bound movement.HAWAII DRYDEN, Ont.\u2014 The 91 homes valued at $1.157.000 built last year constituted a record for this northwestern Ontario community.Total value of construction reached $1,942,- 000, fake issue by PETER KERRIGAN \u201cl have a purpose in accepting the nomination tonight.My purpose stems from a strong conviction that we need a re-awak- ening within all of us to our responsibilities in and to government in our democratic free society.\u201d Peter Kerrigan, May 2, 1962 to The Conservative Convention.@ THE ABOVE IS WHAT | SAID at the Progressive Conservative Nominating Convention held a month ago \u2014 the Convention which chose me to run in St.Antoine-Westmount.Since that convention, | have spent many hours meeting people in the riding, from St.James St.to Ridgewood, from Atwater to Claremoni.One of my principal impressions during this time has been the frankness of people at their doors and men coming to or from their work at the factories.They havo been forthright and honest, they have told me what thay really think and what they want in government.| have also bean approached by many of my friends who have asked me, \u2018Why, Pater, would a man like you, with a secure and respected posi: tion in business and society, wish to get mixed up with the often rough-and-tumble world of politics?\" @ IN ATTEMPTING TO ANSWER THESE PEOPLE, | have tried to point out that \u2018politics\u2019 is mot an unsavory word, \u2018Politics\u2019, rather, in à country like Canada, and in o riding like St.Antoine- Westmount, is of first importance to the welfare of every citizen.But when people are asked to help in an election too often they say: \u201cOh, | don\u2019t wani anything to do with politics\u201d ! But \u2018politics\u2019 is one of the few ways an individual con participate in the affairs of his country.@ MY PERSONAL REASON for being a candidate in St.Antoine-Westmount, is the belief that to participate in \u2018politics\u2019 is part of being a Canadian citizen.| am doing so as a candidate.You can do so by taking an interest as well as voting.There are other reasons, of course, why some candidates run for election: they may be seeking power; others want to add to their prestige: and still others desire monetary return.Wo must reject all of thess reasons.© THE POWER MOTIVE is very much in the forefront in this election.The word \u2018power\u2019 is used in various ways.Both major parties in this election are seeking power or control of the government, to rule the country for the next four years.This is the use of overall power in its proper perspective.But there are many individuals who seek election to attain power themselves and to exert power on others.In the last two elections, 1957, 1958, the Canadian people and the people of St.Antoine-Westmount voted against this type of power exerted by the former Liberal government.Here we are in 1962, five years later.Now the Liberal Party is offering a so-called team \u2014 the Pearson team.Of the six prominent membars of the team \u2014 five of them held posi tions of power in the former Libaral Government and during the Liberal regime.Nothing has changed.@ DO WE WANT THE SAME LIBERALS who were in power for 22 long years \u2014 the same people who were rejected by the country in 1957 and then again in 1958?Canadians discovered that these Liberals had misused their power.In this election, there is little difference between the Liberals of 1957 and the Liberals of today.They are the same power team back for another try.This issue comes clearly te the forefront in this riding of St.Antoine-Westmount.! will be back again next week in this space to discuss what ! think is the central economic and political issue in the forthcoming election.PETER KERRIGAN CONSERVATIVE FOR ST.ANTOINE-WESTMOUNT Published by the Committers for Peter Kerrigan, 1329 Greene Avenue.\u2014 WE.83-206?L 2961 'L sunp 'Aopiag \u2018asujwexg junouusem oy) The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 1, 1962 UNITED \u2018Westmount Park- Emmanuel & Calvary Minister Rev.Callum Thompson, Ch, BA, B.D, Director of Music: Warne Hiddel), B.Mus, Sundoy, June 3rd Maining Worship Church School Holy Connmumon 00 en and VISITORS WELCOME \u2014 DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Bivd.and Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Kev.R.Douglas Smith, B.A.BD, D.D.Rev.Roy P.Stafford.BA, B.D, Mrs.Holly E.Davidson Sunday, June 3rd 106 om.Moning Worship Sermon \u2018Come Wind \u2014 Come Weather!\" Rev, R.Douglas Smith, D.D.The Sacrament of Baptism Withdrawn The Evening Worship is until the Fall Organist and Cholrmaster: Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.ALL w FLCOME St.Andrew's WESTMOUNT (101 Cote Si.Antoine Rd., | near Argyle Ave.) MINISTERS ; Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A., B.D.! Rev.R.H.Leslie, B.M., B.D.Miss Valerie Lewis, Dir.C, Ed.Miss Mary Ll.Blaikie, MH, Mun, Sunday, June 3d COMMUNION SUNDAY Heat un Public Warship \u2018The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper Morning Service Only) JO 06 and 11 00 am.Chureh School with Crib Corner sud Nursery VISTTORS WELCOME -\u2014 STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount and Victoria Aves.fev, Searth MacDonnell, Minister Sunday, June 3rd 31 0 aan.Public Worship 11.15 an, Chureh Schools DORIS KILLAM ART, ©.LL.Mus.(McGill) Organist and Choir Director MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Public Worship The Minister will preach 1100 am.Tenter A.Woodin.Orcanixt and Choirmaster Visitors und Friends are Cordially Welcome.UNITARIAN 7 \u201cThe Unitarian Church | Of Montreal CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH | 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.| (at Simpson) \u2014 Minister: Rev.Leonard Mason, \u2018 B.A, B.D.Sunday, June 3id 360 um.\u201cPeople On The Edge Of Change\u201d 31 60 am.Nursery, Kindergarten and Sunday School in Unitarian House, Organist and Director of Music?Donald Mackey, Mus.B, B.A, RD.ANGLICAN TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerable R.Kennelh \u2018Naylor, D.D., Rector Rev Canen F.L.Whitley, M.A.Mon.Assistant Rev.Peter W.A, Davison, B.A, Assistant Mr.George E.Chubb, F.R.C.O., F.A.G.O.Organist and Cholrmaster Sunday Alter Ascension Day Sundoy, June 3rd Holy Communion Senior Department Choral Communion Preacher: Rev.Canon F, L.Whitley Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary and Junivr Departments Evensong Preacher: The Rector Tuesday, June hth pan.Holy Communion Wednesday, June 6th an Holy Communion Thursday, June th a.m.Holy Communion SI.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill 8:00 a.m, 9:30 um.11:00 aan, 11:00 à 7:30 pan 6:40 7:00 10:00 Rev.J.N.Doidge, B.A., L.Th.Rev, Reginald Hollis, M.A., B.D., Sunday, June 3rd Sunday Alter Ascension Day 8:00 un.Holy Communion 9:40 aan.Mattins Preacher: The Rector 12:00 wom.Holy Communion Preacher: The Rector 7:30 pm.Evensong Picacher: Rev, R Hollis Wednesday.June 6th 10:00 sim, Holy Communion Organist and Choirmaster: Norman W.Hurrie, A .R.C.O., ARCM, FT.C.L.Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay Sundoy, June 3rd Sunday AHer Ascension Day 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 10:15 aan.Mattins (said) 11:00 à m.SOLEMN EUCHARIST 7:00 pan.Evensong said) Weekdays: Holy Eucharist 7:00 a.m.Tuesday, Thursday 8:00 a.m.Friday 9:30 an.Wednesday ALL ARE WELCOME CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST.IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, June 3rd 11:00 a.m.11:00 um.Sunday Schoot Church Service Lesson - Sermon Subject: \u201cAncient and Modern Necromancy.Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Denounced, Golden Text: Jereminh 28:8.Let not your vrophets and your diviners, that be in the midst of you, deceive you, neither hearken to your dreams which ve cause 10 be dreamed.EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting READING ROOM In the Chureh Edifice: invited Tuesday.8:00 p.m, The public Thursday and Friday.2 to 4 p.m.; Wednesday, 6:30 to Lawrence Marks, QC, pres.vice will start promptly.Con- ident of the Temple, and Reu- firmation reception follows the ben Ginsberg, LPh, chairman of worship in the Grover Audi- the school board, will award torium given under the auspices diplomas.Oneg Shabbat and re.of Temple Emanu-el Sisterhood.ception follows the worship in .the Grover Auditorium given Family e e picnic by parents and graduates, Graduates Members of the graduating\u2019 On Sunday, June 3, the 15th class for 1962 are Jack Botner, | Temple family picnic and field Susan Chernoff, Bruce Everest, | da, under oe auspices of the Garrick Fisher, Kenneth Fran-| Home and Schoo ssoclalion, | vil take place.Assembly time is 9 a.m.at the Temple.kel, Wendy Freeman, Leslie! Grossman, Coralie Hecht, Terry Kurtz, Larry Morris, Kenneth The picnic site will be CNR Piafsky, Lawrence Raphael, recreational grounds, Lachine.Felice Schwartz, Phyllis Seid- Committee in charge includes man, Bernard Sheinart, Esther Simpson Lightstone, Mr.and Sundell, Roberta Izenberg Mrs.Joseph D.Frankel, Mr.Susan Officer.and Mrs.Ben Fisher, Mr.and At this time too, the follow- | Mrs.Gerald Rath, Mrs.Anna ing post-graduates will receive Wolfe, Mrs.Samuel Bellam, Mr.their certificates: Bruce Shore, and Mrs, Peter Zinman.Seymour Botner, Leanne Issen- At the closing meeting of the man, Susan Cohen, lan Light- Mr.and Mrs.Club, Harry stone, Donna Albright, Mark Green was elected president for Abelson, Rysia Brauer, John the 1962.63 season, Roston.| Other Of f icers: honorary Shabuoth and confirmation president, Thomas Shustack; services will be held on Friday, | 1st.vice - president.Ernest June 8 at 7.45 p.m.Congregants ' Rosengarten: 2nd vice-presidént are asked to note that the ser- Dr.David Kobernick; treasurer, Public lecture set for Christian science How spiritual understanding of God restores health and harmony will be the topic of a Christian Science lecture to be given in the auditorium of the new West- Gerirude E.Velguth of Flint, Michigan, a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship.Open {to the public without charge, the lecture is being | mount.sponsored by the members of | A native of Gary, Indiana, the Christian Science Church, Mrs, Velguth graduated from on Lansdowne avenue in West- (he Conservatory of Music at Too, i Eastern Michigan College and LUTHERAN later studied at Michigan State University and at the Flint In- EVANGELICAL stitute of Arts.In 1945 she re- LUTHERAN CHURCH signed her position as chairman OF THE REDEEMER of the Arts Department of Northern High School in Flint 285 Clarke Ave.at Western, Westmount to devote her full time to the public practice of Science healing, \u2018The need for spiritual alertness in meeting today's challenges will be emphasized at Wm.C.Nolting, B.D., Pastor Wm.Hamel, Organist Sunday, June 3rd 10:00 a.m.Senior Sunday School the services in Christian 11:00 a.m.The Service Science churches this Sunday.Jr.S 5.and Nursery The lesson-sermon subject is SYNAGOGUE \u201cAncient and Modern Necromancy.alias Mesmerism and TEMPLE EMANU-EL Hypnotism, Denounced.\u201d 4100 Sherbrooke Street West \u201cYour Defence from Con- Westmount, Montreal tagion\u201d is the title of this .week's program of the new Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Christian Science radio series Miles Wisenthal MAY called \u201cThe Bible Speaks to Otto O.Slaeren, Cantor: a You\u201d, on CJAD at 9:45 on Sun- F.L, McL , Organ an o ors} Cova Basten day morning, June 3.SABBATH SERVICES AND COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT TEMPLE EMANU-EL RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Friday Evening.June 1st at 8:15 p.m.The annual commencement exercises will be held in the Temple Sane- tuary.Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern will preside.Professor Miles Wisenthal, M.A.will address the graduates and Congregation on \u2018Jewish Education In A Nuclear Age\u201d, At this time too, a group of nine students will be \u2018What of Christ\u2019 sermon Sunday \u201cWhat of Christ?\u201d will be the sermon subject at Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday morn- Temple Emanu-el graduates to be awarded tomorrow Louis Kelsey; secretary, Ben Fisher, Advisory to executive, Mr, and Mrs.Saul Perlman, Mr.and Mrs.Bertram Horwitz, Mr, and Mrs.David Metrick, Mrs, Thomas Shustack; board members, Mr.and Mrs.Sydney Harrison, Mr.and Mrs.Maurice A.Miller, Mr, and Mrs.Peter Zin- man, Mr.and Mrs.Samuel Ben- ditsky.Mr.and Mrs.Albert Piafsky, Mr.and Mrs.Earl Kruger, Mrs.Harry Green, Mrs, Ernest Rosengarten, Mrs.David Kobernick, Mrs.Louis Kelsey, Mrs.Ben Fisher.A presentation was made (to t mount High School on Thursday evening, June 7, by Christian | = \u2014 Gus, -\u2014 BAPTIST .WESTMOUNT BAPTIST Member Baptist World Alliance Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: Rev.Edgar J.Bailey, C.D., M.A., D.D.Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johnston, B.A., D.D.Director of Music: Merchaonte E.Walls 31:00 a.m, \u201cWHAT OF CHRIST?\u201d 7:30 pm, \u201cTHE SECOND COMING\" 31:00 a.m.Church School Midweek Service, Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.Young People, Friday, 8:00 p.m.uwarded post-graduate certificates.A reception will follow the worship in the Grover Auditorium.FIFTEENTH ANNUAL TEMPLE FAMILY PICNIC & FIELD DAY Under the auspices of the Home and School.Sunday, June 3rd.SHABUOTH AND CONFIRMATION SERVICES Friday Evening.June 8th, at 7:45 p.m.A class of 28 boys and girls will undergo the rite of Confirmation in accordance with the practice of Reform Judaism.Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern will give the charge to the Confirmants and blessing.Reception follows the worship in the Grover Auditorium, SABBATH SERVICES DURING SUMMER WEEKS Under the auspices of Temple Brotherhood will commence, Friday Evening, June 15th.at 8:15 p.m, in Tem- ple Community House, ing.and the service will be broadcast over CBM, The Minister, Dr.E.J.Bailey, will preach at night on \u2018The Second Coming\u201d.On CJAD at 10:30 p.m.the choir and minister will present a Vesper Service on the theme of the \u2018Second Coming\u201d.Communion and a reception of new members will conclude the morning service of worship.Wednesday night the mid- weck meeting of the Church will continue the study of the Book of Romans, with the Pastor.This Bible study period is open to members of other churches, and visitors.Mr.Shustack for his fine leadership by the incoming president Mr.Green, Temple youth Members of the Young | Peoples\u2019 Society will assemble - Sunday morning, June 3 at 9.30 |for a breakfast meeting.Election of officers and the presentation of the Samuel Bellam Gavel will be presented to the outgoing president lan Light- stone.The gavel is given annually in memory of Samuel Bellam by the Bellam family.At this time too, awards will be made of Honorary Life Membership in the Youth So- ciely under the direction of Gerald Miller, BA, youth advisor.A Board of Truslees meeting under the chairmanship of Lawrence Marks, QC, will be held Monday evening, June 4.MISCELLANEOUS EVANGEL PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 1235 Closse ot Tupper \"Opposite the Forum\" Rev.R.M.Argue, BA, Rev.E.A.Hornby, B.A, Pastors ALL DAY SUNDAY ! THE COURIERS QUARTET \u201cOne of the greatest Gospel Male Quortets on this Continent.\u201d *Radio, Concert, T.V.and Recording Artists 11 a.m.ond 7:30 p.m.Plus 2 sermonettes by REV.E.A.HORNBY JUNE 4 TO T1 {Including Mon.& Sot.) 8 p.m.\"The Man you've always wanted to hear!\" DR.HYMAN APPELMAN of Kansas City, Mo.*Internationally known Hebrew Southern Baptist Evangelist.plus LOUIS ZEHR Bass-baritone Soloist Singing ond Choir \"Come Monday and you'll come every night.\u201d ALL FAITHS WELCOME D) ST.GEORGE'S SCHOOL GRADUATES: The Judy Stuart, Ann Denis, Miss Agnes Matthews, principal, Heather Cumming and Veronica Fleischman.The boys are Peter Bedoukias, James Stuart, Marshall ladies are, left to right: University.Fisher, David Star, Brian Visser and Conrad Winn.Laurie Hollander is missing from the picture, The eleven graduates were addressed by H.N.Fieldhouse, vice-principal of McGill \u2014 Roger Brunelle Photo | From Page 3 ylenging series known as \u201cThe ; Romance of Canada\u201d More extensive.come when the English theatre needed all the support it could get.French theatre in Montreal was established and a going concern.he said.As many as 12 units are functioning successfully with four doing very well and in comparison the English theatre is in a slough of despondency.In his plea for support he | said that English theatre in this area was sick but was by no means dead as there was at the present time a resurrection apparent because of little groups still working hard fo revive interest.\u2019 There was pienty room for Eng.Yish theatre in Montreal, he said, but the standards must be high and their efforts to be successful must portray a complete cross- section of the population as the theatre is the reflection of our times and it would be a tragedy if we were to allow it to die.Mr.Caplan reminisced on the successes the English theatre enjoyed during his earlier years on the stage.He recalled the popu- Jarity of the group of community players who kept the old Empire DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS snake your savings earn more.Interest credited Quarterly on minimum monthly balance.Pass book required for deposit ox withdrawals.CHARYERED TRUST S offices in Toronto 1312 Greene Ave.WESTMOUNT (Just north of Western Ave.) theatre on Stanley street alive as well as others of an earlier generation.He gave full credit to the famed allow it to enter into a small por- Stratford players but reminded his listeners that the majority of | them had received their early | training in Montreal.The Ottawa | theatre which became popular also drew its talent from Montreal.ABROAD In his remarks of the renaissance of the arts as far as Canada was concerned, he reminded his listeners that recognition is also being achieved by Canadians abroad.He recalled the great ovation the Montreal Symphony Orchestra received in Russia but was at a loss to understand their failure to make an impression in France, The reception in Russia of this group was made all the more important when it is noted that they received 12 curtain calls.On the question of artists leaving here for greener fields and recognition abroad.he thought it was a good thing.Recently there was a mass migration to Toronto and New York and on to London and Hollywood but it must not be forgotten that these same people had their here.He praised the work of Sir Tyrone Guthrie with whom he had worked in Montreal and il was from him he had taken over his present duties following the chal.From Page 1 Kerrigan plans .well as a large group of the Montreal Council of Social Ag- .| encies.Mr.Drury also addressed a\u2019 Jarge gathering of businessmen yesterday at the annual meeting of the Montreal Board of Trade held in the Champlain Room of the Sheraton-ML Social Credit candidate Dr.Del Hushley also believes in contacting his supporters personally and has conducted a campaign of knocking on doors and greeting voters on the streels.His campaign is in full swing.Dr.Hushley believes that public speeches are a waste of time as they fall on ears that need more convincing than that which comes from a platform.J.Edgar Assels, the New Democratic Party candidate, although a late entry in the race, succeeded in securing nomination and had not yet issued details of the plans for his campaign, origin ! i Royal Hotel.RECOGNITION NOTED | i 1 which had been so well received.Although he had had many of- | fers to leave the local scene, Mr.Caplan emphasized his love for (the theatre here and he hoped \u201cthat his listeners would support the arts in Canada and at least Moving abroad ?GET A MOVE ON WITH MORGAN'S! 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Kim of Kor an 6.- 4 5 of Dominion-Douglas Church Seala of ea nd GAlfred Health - Vigour Energy + 484 5450 4 THE Westmount on May 22.Africa.ARE YOURS BY RIGHT ! ; ¥ EGG SHOP Special guests were Rev.and .* BR, Mrs.Gordon Imai an r.an S S { Mrs.Thomas Edmonds.Mr.Ed- ans s0UCI : 4.FARM FRESH monds and Mr.[mai have re- Peter Pan i SALON a i cently been appointed to Brazil Studio i EGGS and Japan.Mrs.B.K.Wasson Nurser School .A Shipments received and Mrs.G.Johnston received.y 4410 St.Catherine St.W.ntoinelte = daily from Farm ; Hostesses were Mrs.L.À.van Westmount ORIENTAL RUG CO EERE rr WOME NS U) of] 4151 St.Catherine St.W.Westmount WE, 2-4277 \u2014 Evenings: RE.8-4605 A A ol ll dd of od ul Pu MISS SYLVIA ANN GRIFFITHS and MR.GARRETT ANTHONY PATTERSON, whose marriage will take place Saturday in St.Stephen's Church, Old Chelsea, Que, The bride-elect is the daughter of Dr.and Mrs.B.J, Griffiths of Manchester, England.Her fiance is the son of Mr.and Mrs.E.G.mount Our naturally lovely VIGEANT Patterson of West.\u2014 Tsin Van Photo Hospital WA reports a successful month The monthly meeting of the Catherine Booth Women's Auxiliary was held on May 23 in the ! Assembly room of the nurses residence.Mrs.Robert Japp, the president.presided and opened the meeting by asking everyone to join together in repeating the Lord's Prayer.Reports were given by the chairman of the various standing committees and showed a successful month since the last mecting.Mrs.F.H.Dentith, chairman of the social committee, reported that the plans for the Nurses Graduation were Grading Stations EXTRA LARGE Social and Personal Mr.and Mrs.H, W.Dorken of Westmount have been recent guests at the Park Plaza in Toronto.F/O and Mrs.Philip D.Ramsay returned by air to their home in Gimli, Man.after spending two weeks visiting the latter's parents, Mr.and Mrs.R.F.Callaghan.The Highland Dancers and Pipers Association of Quebec will hold the first annual open air competition on Saturday, June 2 at 10 a.m, on the grounds of the Ste.Anne's Veterans\u2019 Hospital, St.Anne de Bellevue, P.Q.This final competition of the year will decide the winners of trophies for highland fling, sword dance, shean triubhas, Irish jig and sailors\u2019 hornpipe; also for piping and drumming.The Black Watch Cadet Pipe Band will play and the public is cordially invited.Jovee Teff announces \u201cA Group Exhibition\u201d, by Gladis Axler, Madeleine Boyer and Su- zanna Pasquin, to be held June Benny Crescent, Apt.701.Mr.and Mrs.Aldo Ippolito announce the birth of a daughter (Leslie Allison! on May 26, 1962, at the Montreal General Hospital.2 oz.Both well.More than 70 ladies, members of the executive of the Mont- , Duzer and Mrs.Harold Meadows members of the Board of 9 to 17 from 3 to 10 p.m.at 2400 Baby weighs 8 lbs, 1385 Greene Ave.Corner Sherbrooke NY L.ADAMS, Proprietor Medallist, McGill University Medallist, M.C.of Pharmacy Prescriptions carefully and accurately filled at reasonable prices.WE, 2-2136 WE.2-2488 \u2014 Posen Photo MR.and MRS.L.DOUGLAS DE SAVOYE, whose marriage took place in Beaconsfield Uniled Church, The bride was formerly Private Kindergarten Special programme arranged for RL We Specialize In: | Women and Mrs.W.Stirling, Children from 3 to 6 years.Skin Rejuvenation HAIRDRESSER EGGS : vice-president Montreal Presby- LIMITED ENROLMENT Stimulating Circulation 5 us terial.Mrs.Douglas Smith.The Co ; Easing Nervous Tension F, 346B Victoria president of the Presbytevial Particulars on Application Physiotherapy 4879 Sherbrooke St.W.WE DELIVER UCW welcomed the guests and Miss Elizabeth Veitch Arthritic Treatments 489-3156