The Westmount examiner, 22 février 1963, vendredi 22 février 1963

[" Watchman brutally beaten Examir A VOL.XXXIV, No.8 FELLOWSHIP AWARDS: Bob Dart is congratulated by Mayor C.H.Drury on receiving an award at the 51st Annual Meeting of the Westmount YMCA.Membership this year increased by 55 to a total of 944.From left to right are: Mayor C.H.Drury who greeted the assembly on behalf of the City of Westmount; M.A.Dudgeon, Physical Director of the 'Y'; Bob Dart, one of the young Volunteers, and D.Y.Novinger, chairman of the Board of Management.Kerrigan asked to make his own platform Peter F.Kerrigan, Progressive Conservative candidate in St.Antoine-Westmount in the last Federal election is still undecided as to whether he will seek re-nomination.Party officials.however, are confident that he will accept the position when it is offered to him.One member of the local executive said that it is quite possible that, if nominated, Mr.Kerrigan will make his own platform \u2014 not dictated to by the Conservative Party.YMCA Annual Meeting Campaign is only \u201890 short of objeclive Due to the full co-operation of 88 canvassers and the leadership of R, C, B.Love the Westmount YMCA is only $90.00 away from its total financial objective of $10,500, it was reported to the 51st annual meeting last Thursday.\u201cThis is the largest amount are confident that the final ob- j jective will be reached.\u201d D.Y.Novinger, Chairman of the was re-elected Chairman of the - | Board with Charles Reckitt as : Vice-Chairman.One of the highlights was the presentation of Leadership ja awards to 34 members who had given outstanding volunteer service during the past year.Spe- | ever raised in this area and we cial Fellowship pins were presented to Mrs.C.Ancrum and Mr.R.C.B.Love for their outstanding constribution over the A nominating meeting will be Board of Management reported.past few years.held on February 26 at 8:30 | pm.in Victoria Hall.A capacity crowd of over 121 Egan .persons gathered at the \u2018Y\u2019 for! Leaders\u2019 | Other awards were as follows: Fellowship Cards and Chambers, new President of the : the banquet, followed by the an- Crests \u2014 Mr.Robert Dart and National Progressive Conserva- | tive Party will be guest speaker.Officers for 1963 will be elected.The treasurer's report and | the Young Progressive Conservative Association's report will, be presented.| nual meeting.Mayor C.H.Drury gave greet.| ings on behalf of the City of: Westmount, while H.R.Crabtree, Vice-President of the Montreal .branch represented the Metropolitan YMCA.Another honored | Miss Marcella Kelley.Leaders\u2019 Fellowship certificates were presented in the following divisions: Summer Fun Club \u2014 Charles Ancrum, Catherine Cronin, Judy Judges, Mrs.Florence Mather, Party officials said that St.guest was Robert C.Rae, Prin- Eli Smyrlogou.Antoine - Westmount was \u2018\u2018one of the few ridings in Montreal where we believe we have a really good chance.We hope || that Mr.Kerrigan or whoever is nominated will construct their own policies.| | INDEX Churches .& Classified .10] Editorial .4 bom LL .+ cipal of Sir George Williams Uni- | versity.During the meeting, the following members were elected to the Board of Management for the coming year: J.C, Annesley, R.L.Argue, A.W.Buie, G.C.Burgess.M.W.Davidson, R.O.Huntington, R.C.B.Love, W.D, Macdonald, H.C.Nourse, D.Y.Novinger, R.F.Powell, C.Reckitt, D.W.Rennie, Wm.Ridley, W.D.Robb, D.R.Ross, F.K.Rowley, E.M.Taggart, | Dr.W.F.T.Tatlow, D.L.Taylor, N.J.Watson.At the conclusion of the General Meeting, D.Y.Novinger, Club advisor \u2014 Mr.\" Aiken.Life Saving and Scuba Diving \u2014 Evan Black, David Rennie.Swimming and Gymnastics \u2014 : Eugene McCambridge.Swimming \u2014 Anthony Blair, | David Taylor.All Round Leadership \u2014 Doreen Corners.Robert J Weightlifting and Gymnastic\u2014 | R.O.Huntington.Board Leadership \u2014 Don No- vinger.Youth Department Program\u2014 Mrs.Shirley Dowling.Gymnastics \u2014 Don Cochrane, (Continued on page 2) x | Two armed men broke into the Westmount Moving | and Warehousing building at 350 Victoria avenue, Tues- | day night, brutally beating the night watchman.He was ' taken to Queen Elizabeth Hospital with a scalp injury bi bruises and is reported in good condition.Police said that two men en- i tered the warehouse at 9:40 Tues.\u2019 | day night, tied up John Legget, 59 of 1806 Dorchester and took him | to the basement where he was pistol-whipped.A phone call from | an unidentified woman who no- | ticed the men going around the MONTREAL, FRi., FEB.22, 1963 RET 35 5 CENTS 12 PAGES side of the building apparently \u201csupporting\u201d the watchman brought a police car to the scene, They found Legget in the basement.but the would-be thieves had fled.Nothing was reported missing from the warehouse, Police reported that the intruders were trying to steal a $50,000 cargo of cigarettes stored \u2018in one of the trucks.i As both men were masked neither Legget nor the women who reported the crime were able to give satisfactory descriptions.Police would not comment on the possibility that the two would- be thieves were connected with a robbery at the Reform Club at 82 Sherbrooke street west at 3 p.m.that same night.Three men broke into the club at about 3 p.m.brutally beating Domonico Deramo, a seventy vear old night watchman who is now at the Montreal Neurological Institute in critical condition with a skull fracture.He was beaten with the telephone on which he attempted to call police.The th thieves then No tickets for some speeders Over one hundred motorists in | Westmount broke the law in plain sight of a police officer this year by travelling faster than the | speed limit, but were not stopped to receive a ticket.Failure to apprehend the speeders was not due to any carelessness, or lazyness on the part of the police.Motorists who \u201cgot away\u201d merely became another , Statistic in the records of the Traffic and Circulation Committee.This committee investigated over 120 traffic problems in the past year trying to determine whether complaints from citizens about traffic or suggestions from other city officials had any validity.An initia] study of cach problem was made by the assistants to the Traffic Committee who take speed checks and perform many similar jobs on | \u201cproblem\u201d streets.The radar apparatus is used.but is it always concealed and the operators wear no uniforms.All traffic reports are turned over to the traffic and circulation committee for consideration and ; evaluation.If action on a particular problem is required and it involves some capital expenditure the report is submitted to City Council.Otherwise the committee itself takes action.\u201clives at 19 Stavnor meme es man math hurled him down a (light of staivs to the basement below.The three mien prisd open cae binets, taking an undetermined amount of liquor, along with cigars and cigarelles.The watchman was discovered, scarcely consious, the next morning when the club's housekeeper arrived at 7:30 a.m.Julien Major elected NDP candidate Julien Major.Welfare Director of the Canadian Federation of Labour was chosen Wednesday night as New Democratic Party candidate in St.Antoine-West- mount.Mr.Major, 44 was born in Montreal and educated at the University of Montreal taking a degree in Industrial Relations.He served with the Canadian Army and was discharged with the rank of Acting Captain.He is a member of the National Rehabilitation Committee of the Federal Department of Labour, and Director of the Occupational and Rehabilitation Centre.a Red Feather agency.He is married, but has no children.Mr.Major avenue, Westmount.Parties \u2018cracking up Mr.Major said that the electorate has had enough \u201cof the (Continued on page 7) Ratepayers to discuss zoning laws Westmount ratepayers will have an opportunity, Tuesday evening, the 26th, to discuss the new zoning by-law which was given first approval by City Council at the beginning of the month, The meeting is required by law.M ten or more persons formally register their disapproval of the by-law or particular sections of it, a referendum will be held.enabling ratepayers (lo vote on the issue.City Hall authorities said that the by-law appears to be generally well accepted by Westmount citizens.\u201cWe have maintained an \u2018open- door\u2019 policy, making the by-law available to anyone who asked for it.We have also tried to answer every question, and there have been many.At the present time everyone seems happy with it.\u201d RÉUSSIE EI Dw ri HEAL = SRE aC WES MoS ANR ES DE A 4 Next week\u2019s weather By ERIC NEAL | February 23 te March 2 Cold with sunny periods then quite stevmy this Mardi-Gras ! week, with a very wide temperature range in the preceding week, Snow 5 to 7\".Easing temperatures could bring freezing mists and soft hail with some snow for the southern counties.Cold nights with morning fog or frosts, and clear days from the middle to the end of the week, strong winds and 2 to 4° of powder snow in the north.We could have ice and snow storms with gale winds to coms mence the month of March, it is that kind of season. The Westmount Examiner, Friday, February 22, 1963 2 CEERI A COMPLETE SELECTION OF PAYETTE BRADIO 730 ST.JAMES ST.W E 7 FOUIPMENT and ACCESSORIES Store Mours: 8.30 a.m, to 6 p.m.Sd | | | ST.ANTOINE - WESTMOUNT CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION NOTICE A Nominating Convention will be held TUESDAY, FEB.26TH, 1963 At 8 o'clock p.m.ot Victoria Hall WESTMOUNT For the purpose of selecting the official Progressive Conservative candidate for the federal constituency of \u2014 ST.ANTOINE- WESTMOUNT W.T.Woed, President I ENTER THE BIG CSJ/AD HOCKEY SWEEPSTAKES GRAND PRIZE NOW $1445.70 By picking the winning teams this week end you can win hundreds of dollars.By enclosing labels from Planter's Peanut Butter, Blue Bonnet Margarine and Royal Instant Pudding you can increase the value of your prize.Use this convenient ballot.CJAD HOCKEY SWEEPSTAKE 1407 Mountain St.Montreal 25 | have checked the hockey teams | think will win this coming week end.SATURDAY'S GAMES New York Boston Detroit at Canadiens [] ot Toronto 0 ot Chicago 0 SUNDAY'S GAMES Detroit 0 ot New York [] Boston [] et Chicago 0 Dial 800 \u2014 CJAD for dtails | C.Annesley.| gess, Miss M.Calderisi, R.Find.the benediction.; tive Secretary, commented on tured at Al-Azhar University.| the growth of membership which Cairo, Egypt, since 972, but YMCA annual meeting (Continued from page 1) Klaus Rebbox Rebentisch, Klaus Zanders.Fencing medals at the British Empire Games, held in Perth, Australia in 1962.Rev.R.Douglas Smith, Min- Financial Campaign \u2014 Mr.J.ister of Dominion Douglas United Church, gave the invocation and Captains \u2014 W.D.Robb, G.Mr.Douglas Harland, a student Brewer, À.W.Buie, G.G.Bur- preparing for the ministry.gave lay, W.D.Macdonald, C.Beckitt, W.Ridley, Walter Smaill.Three local men on wm Tagger | Health Appeal board Crested \u2018'T\u2019\u2019 shirts were presented to seven YMCA members who successfully completed the | Three prominent Westmount ' residents will serve on the advisory board of the first cam- Hi-fi concer?held ot Atwater Library The fourth in a series of re corded concerts to promote a bet ter appreciation of good music was held at the Atwater Library Wednesday.Dr.C.O.Fink, director, Music Apreciation Group, Jewish Public Library was guest commentator.Junior Instructor Swimming ; ; .paign of the Combined Health Ap- Baar \u2019 Ay air CS peal and the Red Cross, it was Blair, Robert Brown, Doreen announced this week.Cw | Doyle.Nita Peterson, Jette Stof- Appointed to the board are: | «| fregen.Earle McLaughlin, 67 Sunnyside avenue, president of the Royal Guest Speaker for the meeting |Bank of Canada; Allan Bronf- was Rev.C.C.Cochrane, Minis | man, 15 Belvedere road, vice- | ter of Melville Presbyterian president of Distillers Corpora- Church who spoke on his impres- tion, Ltd.: and John L.O'Brien sions of modern day youth in QC, 405 Clarke avenue, of the Westmount.firm of O'Brien, Home, Hall.Musical entertainment was pro- Nolan, and Saunders.| vided by the Charmettes, a quartette from the Local Sweet Ade- {ween March 24 and April 8, for lines Group, under the leadership the benefit of 15 health organiz- of Mrs.Pat.Lavasseur.ations.In presenting the 51st Annual Report.G.1.Welton, the Execu- Molsem theologians have lec-.increased 5% over the past year.Cairo University, Egypt's first | He paid tribuie to Mr.Ben Simo secular university, was founded .and Mr.Carl Schwende who won as recently as 1908.| a total of 3 silver and 3 bronze J.ROMISH Lodies* & Men's CUSTOM TAILOR Specializing in clothes made to measure from best materials.Also all kinds of tailoring including remodelling of Suits, Coats, Furs and Dresses.1239 Greene Avenue Phone: 932-0696 The appeal will take place be- Obituaries \u2018 Mrs.Mary Goltman, 86, mother of columnist Mrs.Mary Goltman, 86, mother of Frances Goltman, music columnist for The Monitor, died Tuesday at the Bayview Hospital in Valois, following a lengthy illness.Besides Miss Goltman, Mrs.Goltman, is survived by two sons, Donald and Harold, a grandson Douglas and her sisters Mrs.Rose Goldenstein, Mrs.Jennie Mendelssohn, Sara, and \"ne a dt was TANT egy VICTOR 2-4444 Mountain Street at Sherbrooke brothers Dick and Israel Michal-| *¥ son.Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m.Shiva is private, Dean G.Marble, 64 prominent banker Funeral services were held Monday for Dean G.Marble, 68 Rosemount avenue, who died Friday at his Westmount home.Mr.Marble retired last July as general manager of the Industrial Development Bank because \"Since TREE OWNERS of ill health.He was 64.A native of Crystal, N.D.he came to Canada in 1910 to join the Royal Bank of Canada at Ardath, Sask.He served in branches at Winnipeg and Saskatchewan before his transfer to head office in Montreal as assistant manager.He was appointed staff supervisor in 1933.WINTER IS THE HAZARDOUS Mr.Marble resigned from the Royal Bank in 1938 to become secretary of the Bank of Canada.His appointment as general manager of the Industrial Development Bank came in 1953.He was with the IDB in a consulting capacity at his death.An active fisherman, he belonged to the Five Lakes Fishing Club.located north of Ottawa.He was a member of the St.James\u2019 Club and a former member of the Royal Ottawa Golf Club.Survivors include his wife, the former Anne Kilborn; a daughter, Mrs.W.H.Prescott (Joan) of Keesville, N.Y.; two brothers, Desmond of Seattle, Wash., and Clint of Lacombe, Alta.; a sister, Mrs.Alice Gilchrist of Saskatoon; and four grandchildren.blanketted ® INSURANCE THREATENING BRANCHES REMOVED To promote timely execution we allow a discount on large removals while the ground is © POWER EQUIPMENT (FANADIAN SHADETREE Qervics HU.9.77 Montreal - Toronto Blvd.TIME TO HAVE TREES AND with snow PROTECTION LIMITES 6811 Lachine, P.Q. For AN Your © PHOTOGRAPHY 2 Stores to Serve You ® PHOTO SUPPLIES ® PICTURE FRAMING ACME PHOTO Req'd.4123 St.Catherine W.WE.2-5709 4866 Sherbrooke St.W.HU.1-1989 VAT yor.KXXIV, No.8 Unity Boys\u2019 Club Extended program needed to meet larger enrollment The Unity Boy's Club's greatest need is to extend its program to serve its present members and the constantly increasing enrollment, Maurice Mariasine, Club Director told the annual meeting Wednesday.\u2018In checking our membership statistics, we have become aware of the fact that for the last several years there has been a tremendous upsurge in the youager age group enroll: meut.Boys and girls in these younger age levels require more supervision as well as more program planning,\u201d Mr, Mariasine said Unity Boys\u2019 Club is ä project of the Rotary Club of Westmount.Speaking of Canada's great population growth in the past few years, Me.Mariasine said thnt schools and universities were overcrowded and the Boys\u2019 Club movement in Canada has expanded with great rapidity.\u201cWhen Boy's Clubs of Canada.our national organization was incorporated in 1947.the membership comprised some 30 clubs in seven diftereut cities.During the past fifteen years, fifty one new clubs were added to the original 30.so that now there are 81 boys\u2019 clubs enrolled from 45 different communities.Recent statistics show that over 60.000 young people are being services by Boy's Clubs of Canada.Mr.Mariasine stated that the enrollment figure in 1962 was 1043, the largest ever obtained since the club opened in 1950.The Board of Directors re-elect- ed this year consists of W.Bordon Empey as President: Harry Houston.Vice-President: John M.Squier.Honorary Secretary; David T.Youngson, Honorary Treasurer.Other members of the board are: W.W.Allison, J.B.Burrows, E.A.Everson.James Æ.Frosst, Harry Houston.W.Frank Keawood, J.G.Lawson.Ernest E.Mills.William G.Mox- lye.Donald B.Ross.W.B.Empey.President.in his report, paid tribute to the co-op- eration received from the Professional Staff, the Voluntary Workers, the Ladies Auxiliary, the Montreal Boys Association and VICTORIA STAMP & COIN SHOP R.A.EAKIN Albums & Accessories | Stamps & Coins Open daily 9.30 to 6, Saturdays till 1 P.M.346 VICTORIA AVE.© > 3 2 à.HARVEY'S TRAVEL RE ren cu g¢° 8427 MAURICE MARIASINE the Boys\u2019 Club of Canada.\u201cI! doubt very much if we realize the great amount of effort put forth by these dedicated people.for without their support.Unity could not have achieved the success which we have grown accustomed to expect from it.\u2019 he said.Reviewing accomplishments in the past year.in promoting physical and mental growth among members, Mr.Mariasine recall: ed such events as the Annual Track and Field Meet which had an attendance of over 400 boys and girls from eight different agencies: the full scale program, including an \u2018Open House the Annual Hobby Show.the penny carnival.on the occasion of National Boys\u2019 Club Week.He recalled that the club's Little League Baseball Team \u201cThe Indians\u2019\u2019 captured the Kiwanis West Pennant for the second consecutive year and also won the City of Montreal Championship.Income for the period ending December 1962 totalled $27,927.38, it was reported.Of this over $26,- 000 came from the Welfare Federation.Chuck Tyler.Physical Director outlined the aims of the club, noting the need for activity as an outlet for physical and nervous energy.\u201cWe must strive.\u201d he said, \u2018to make the programmes enjoyable.mentally - stimulating, and socially sound\".Jacques McCormack, Arts and Crafts Director, Joan Strike, Girls Worker, all presented a briet outline of the work in their respective departments.Jim Rice.a Sir George Williams Uni- i versity student who is taking a ; Boys\u201d Club of Canada Training Course, outlined the nature of his field work.MORTIMER ROSS CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Office 933-1468 Res.653-2907 I OUN IF ?ESTABLISHED 1899 OHMAN'S WE.3-4046 VS WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmakers JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.MONTREAL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1963 PAGE THREE Drury vs Gifford | | M.Drury.\u2018re-establish her loudly when C.* Canada to \u2018 An equally loud cheer sounded when Professor C.G.Gifford, New Democratic Party candidate in N.D.G.argued that such an acquisition was unnecessary in view of U.S.strength and would only weaken chances of disarmament.The loudest applause of the evening came however.when Edmund Asselin, Liberal candidate in N.D.G.entered to announce an addition to his family \u2014 a girl, seven pounds.10 ounces.born only two hours before the start of the debate.Asselin had been scheduled to speak, but was replaced by C.M.Drury.Mr.and Mrs.the parents of three boys.The Rev.John A.Simms.minister of the Montreal West Pres- Asselin are now three girls and byterian was moderator at the meeting.\u2018 Gap Continuing the debate ou nuclear arms, Mr.Drury said that by Canada\u2019s failure to du its part overseas, it had left a wide gap in North American defence forces.He said that, missile basis to be effective must be scattered across the continent, \u2018\u201cso that we will be able to withstand a massive attack and still retaliate.To do nothing would be an out right invitation to an aggressor.\u201d \u2018Canda.\u2019 said Mr.\u201cnow had the trained men, the aircraft.and the bases for full operation of Bomare and Voodoo squadrons.The squadrons cannot Drury, operate effectively without the nuclear weapons designed fou them.Professor Gifford, on the other hand.argued that nuclear weapons in Canada \u2018would change the balance of power not one whit,\u201d Canada should work with conventional forces.both at home and in NATO.he said.\u2018What use is a massive au- clear force.\u201d he asked, \u201cwhen missiles can be moved quickly from one part of the world to another >\" | He noted that the U.S.would: soon have over 2,000 ICBM missiles \u2014 each possessing a force\u2019 (Continued on page no Sports films at BR Atwater Library | \u201cSport ! Three color films on in Canada\u201d will be shown at the | Atwater Library, Wednesday l'ebruary 27, at 8:15 pm.The films are called \u2018\u201c Powder,\u201d ) (\"Banff Golf Club,\u201d and \u2018Canada Tackle Busters.\u201d | The Atwater Library, formerly the Mechanics Institute of Montreal, is located at the corner of Atwater avenue and Tupper street, Liberal candidate moral credit in the obligations by acquiring nuclear warheads\u201d Westmount High \u2018Debate on nuclear arms considered a draw here Part of the capacity-crowd at the Hampton avenue YMCA last Friday cheered in St-Antoine-Westimount called for eves of the world and fulfil her Senior students dislike prefect system Ib» JUD! ROTHMAN and ELIZABETH CAMPBELL Attitudes to the prefect system introduced last year at West- mount High vary (rom \u2018Ils an awful mess,\u201d to I think it has done a lot tor the school.\u201d The general feeling.however.seems to be that it is successtul in the junior year, but that it has little effect on the students of the senior school.The aims of the prefect system are lo assist the administration and staff in day-to-day operation of the school and help maintain a high level of school spirit and \u201cesprit de corps.\u201d The prefects are appointed by the principal.in consultation with the staff, on the basis of leadership, conduct, and ability to get along with others John Tilley is Head Prefect this year.The other senior prefects are: Bill Abbott, Gordon Cretin- stein, John Godine, Robert Birnie, Jun Deitcher.Elias Tsoukanas, Peter Kitterege.Jim Clitt.Mike Bedford.Chris Blair.Tom Christie.Paul Latour, Steven Burt.Doug McDougall, Jean Berwick, Cyathea Dull, Susan Schavée, Kathy Hinds, Mary Raysiude, Judy Abrams, Karen Austin, Mary Kinghorn, Wendy Dayton, Mary Spencer, Naonn Arunoéf, Jeuiter Laurie.Junior prefeets are.Courlaey Pran, Steven Abbott, David Schaffelbure, Joey Sommer- freund, Ron MceJamnet, Susan Birnie, Cheryl Caswell, Lucy Fellows, Sybil Atwood All student production The Masque of Aesop,\u201d wilt he performed next week on Thursday and Friday nights The stud cuts themselves have been in charge of the acting, dwectung, producing, music.lightme, ushering, make-up and the nny other branches of the products.It is hoped that all this ettort and hard work will be rewarded with a (Continued on page 7) NEED À CAB?UN.6-4551 VETERAN TAXI ASS'N.| WE.7- 9483 Call MERCHANTS For FUEL OIL And BURNER SERVICE MERCHANTS COAL COMPANY 4 HILLSIDE AVENUE © Limited © WESTMOUNT The Westmount Examiner, Friday, February 22, 1963 4 THE Clossified Advertising (To 8:30 p.m.Men., Tues.& Wed.Only) HU, 1-045} Editorial Department \u2014 Accounting Department Circulation Dept.\u2014 Disploy Advertising HU.1-2771 John W.Soncton, President ond Publisher Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Monager The bwsminet sims to he an independent, clean newspaper for the Muil subscriptions: Five cents à copy.Member ef the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Assacistion.Quebee Newspapers Anmsociation, home, devoled to publie service, $) 2h half yeur Authorized os Second Chose Mall by thie Post Office Department.Ottawa.and tor payment of postage in cash, WE SAY Election day choice was a poor one THE choice of April 8 as election day in Canada, as it turns out.seems to have been a poor one.That Monday marks the start of the Jewish Passover.a religious feast of great importance to all members of the Jewish faith.Actually.Passover will not stop anyone from voting -\u2014 the feast does not start its eight-day run until Sundown of that Monday.H will.however, give all election workers, not to mention candidates, a choice 10 make: To forget their religious instruction and carry on with election duties.or to obey the calling of their religious tendencies.A difficult choice, and not a fair one.A little thought could have re-adjusted the date 10 be more suitable to everyone.even if it meant prolonging the campaign somewhat After all, the country went through eight months of indecisive government before the election was called.so another week or Lo wouldn't make any difference in setting the election date Scout district split a wise move Te Boy Scout Association has shown an example to business and.for that matter.civie admin- istralions, on how to prepare for the future.This week the famous Western District was divided into two distinct sections because of the rapid growth of the movement in the West End.But this change came because the Association has long recognized that it would eventually be neces- » Examiner Serving the City of Westmount since 1938 Meod Office: 7005 Kildore Rood, Montreu! 29 WESTM LI Hugh E.McCormick, Chairman $2.00 per vear: YOU SAY Stop \u2018improving\u2019 Summit Park Sir: I see from the report of the this week.Municipal Association that ei- tizens are once again talking of \u201cimproving\u201d Summit Park.Fortunately the park is protected to some extent by restrictions laid down by McGill University when they turned the land over to Westmount, Nevertheless, 1 read that a general tidying up and pruning will take place in the Spring.If by \u2018pruning\u2019 they mean trees.making everything neat and symmetrical and tidy.for heaven's sake don\u2019t Jet them do il.\u2018There is nothing more beautiful than wild.even overgrown woods just as Nature made them.Protec! \u2018Summit Park from these \u2018pruners.\u2019 John Spence Stop nuclear tests, schoolgirl urges Sir: You had previously published two of my letiers when | was only seven years old.|) would be so happy if you could help me now again, since I feel very strongly about this question.Your paper is read by most of the Westmount children, and so it would be the best medium to reach them.Nuclear testing has been carried on by both the Russians and the Americans, It is endangering the whole world by poisoning the atmosphere.Everybody knows what is happening.but nobody does anything to prevent it, The older generation, in selfishness and stupidity, for- pets its responsibilit towards us children.They plunged the world onto two global wars and are bringing us every day closer to complete destruction, They already have lived part sary.and made plans accordingly.The two new sections will be able to handle problems with much more effect, making for more progressive administration.and without unduly taxing the resources of the volunteers who make scouting possible.THEY SAY One con always trust to time.Insert o wedge of lime, ond nearly everything stroightens: itself out.\u2014 Norman Douglas trimming bushes and | This Week in Westmount Marriage counselling is major request at Family Service Association \u201cThe Family Service Association has seen many changes through the years,\u201d remarked 26 Years Ago in The Examiner Friday, February 26, 1937 No buses on Boulevard Protests to the Montreal Transportation Commission by residents of Westmount's upper level against the establishment of a bus route on The Boulevard have been successful, it was reported The buses were to travel up Cote St.Luc and along the Boulevard as far as Renfrew avenue.Because of numerous complaints from local residents and a petition from the City council, the Commission decided to operate buses along Notre Dame de Grace avenue as far as Clare- mont, instead of on The Bogule- vard.In their petition residents said that there was need to run buses through a quiet trict merely because \u2018\u2018the residents of N.D.G.desire a more adequate transportation service.\u201d City plans Coronation celebrations Plans for Westmount's part in the Empire - wide celebrations next May marking the Coronation of His Majesty King George the Sixth are now being made.Appointed 10 4 committee to attend to all local phases of the celebration arc: Alderman Douglas Lor- mier.K.C.McLeod.and P.E.Jarman.General Manager of the City.A \u201cMilitary and Fireworks Display\" will be presented on the evening of the Coronation, Every pupil in Westmount schools will receive a replica of the Annoint- ing Spoon used in the Coronation Ceremony.Trees to commemorate the occasion will be planted in Murray Park.Rotary hears Canadian poet Representatives of 24 nations gathered Wednesday in Victoria Hall for the International Service of their lives, but we hardly have started to live.Children all over the world are alike in many more ways than they are different.We have no prejudice towards cach other and don\u2019t want the barriers set up by ruthless politicians.This is what we can do: cach and every one of us should write a personal letter to both President Kennedy and Premier Krushehev, urging them to stop nuclear testing at once.After vou have written your 2 letters.tell a friend to do the same.The world leaders cannot fail but be impressed by such an avalanche of letters.This is not a matter of politics, it is a matter of life itself.We children have to make the leaders think about our wishes, We want to live.We want to live in peace.We want to breathe clean air, We want to drink unpoisoned milk.We want to have healthy bones.| Let us act now before it is tou late! Jane Reldan, 12 St.George's School residential dis- .By VALENTINA RAHR Mrs.Margret Dunlop.Executive Assistant to the Director of the Association.About four years ago.all municipalities in Montreal began to issue direct relief to unemployable people, and to those who have used up their unemployment benefits, Therefore.fewer people come here for case work.The major request today is for marriage counselling.\u201d \u201cThe Family Service Association as originally organized in 1900 as a charity relief association, and at that time, it was nondenominational.Today it is -a protestant organization.It was situated at one time in the Old Forum Building, with the clothing room in Lower Montreal.During the thirties the Dorches- ter building near Guy street was \u2018used as a center.| joined the association in 1942 as a case worker in the elderly persons department.\u201d Student assemblies at Kings\u2019 School have been announced.and a circular carrying dates and programme mailed to parents.The King's School Carnival will be held on Tuesday evening, March 12, from 7 to 9 p.m.at «the artificial ice rink; A special notice will be mailed to all parents about the King's School Festival of Song scheduled for Thursday March 28.in the evening.Easter Holidays start when school is dismissed on Thursday, April 11.and pupils return on Monday April 22, RUTH TOMLINSON.visiting her brother L.C.Tomlinson, Edgehill road, has been commissioned to paint two panels in Hamilton.Ontario, called \u2018\u2019Harlequin and Columbine.\u2019 She is now working on a portrait in Montreal.Miss Tomlinson will remain here until March First, when she plans to return to England, to work on further commissions.Doorbells ringing in Westmount this week as enumerators call for information in preparation for election day April 8 Midterm holiday last Monday enjoyed by many students, and celebrated in different ways \u2014 some skiing.some attending a play or seeing a movie.and others just lazing at home on a couch .| Westmount Hobby Show committee members not meeting again for another week EGAN CHAMBERS.Kensington avenue, will {ry to win back his parha- mentary seat in the Apri} 8 \u20aclec- tion, Former Kings School principal Hussars honor Brigadier John Wood Brigadier John Norris Wood.MBE.ED.CD.former principal ! Meeting of the Rotary Club.Robert J.C.Stead.prominent\u2019 Canadian poet.author and lecturer was guest speaker and he dealt with diplomatic relations between Canada and the United States.He saw more reciprocity o! culture as an urgent need.\u201cCanadians,\u201d he said.\u2018know little of their own country: generally they know more about the U.S.Americans, on the other hand.often display remarkable ignorance of Canada.Mr.Stead pictured Canada as swamped with American periodicals.broadcasts.and motion pie- tures.He said that Canadians invest three times as heavily in the United States as do Americans in Canada.Mayor John Jenkins spoke on behalf of Westmount.while S.O.Martin, Vice-President extended greetings of the Club to guests.W.B.Robson welcomed visiting Rotarians.Mr.Stead was introduced by G.L.McRae and thanked by J.H.Colton.Westmount High wins Ski Championship Westmount High this week captured the High School Ski Championship.defeating Montreal High by a narrow margin.Top skiers for Westmount was J.MeLurg and W.Calvery.{sars.vf Kings School, Westmount, has been appointed Honorary Colonel of the 7th/3Iih Hus- Army Headquarters announced this week.Brigadier Wood was commissioned in the 7th Hussars (Militia} in 1930 and was appointed to the Canadian Army Activer with the rank of captain in 1940.During the Second World War he served in Britain and Northwest Europe as a squadron and regimental commander.and as a general staff officer.Since that time he has commanded the 38th Light Anti- Aircraft Regiment (Militia), the 7th.11th Hussars.(Militia), No.9 and No.11 Militia Groups.He was promoted 10 the rank of brigadier in 1960 and transferred to the Supplementary Reserve in 1961.In civil life Brigadier Wood is head ot the history department of the John Rennie High School in Pointe Chaire.He js a former principal of Kings School.Westmount and Cowans- ville High School.and has headed several teachers\u2019 associations in the province of Quebec.He is a member of the United Services Institute (Montreal), former vice-president of the Royal Canadian Artillery Association.past president of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch No.99 and a member of the Royal Canadian Hussars Asso- \u201cciation, | SAY! Two locals were discussing recent international events in the Middle East when one soid, \u2018There's not much doubt thot old fo thinking he was God, Kaossem had to go; he got ond the woy he wos going very soon he would hove thought he was General de Gaulle.« $ © 4 n PA » a 9 © Qu À report on the planning of the southern area of Westmount Part one: major roads and traffic In 1960 the firm of Bland, Lemoyne and Edwards, Architects and Town Planning Consultants, spent eight months on an intensive study of the southern area of Westmount, later submitting a report containing the substance of their inquiry both in words and in diagrams.It concludes with their recommendations.It was their aim to provide a sound basis for regulation to preserve the unique character of Westmount and at the same time promote its gradual and orderly redevelpoment.It should be noted, however, that these are recommendations only.Many of the recommendations are long-term proposals, many may be impossible to carry out.\u201c The first of the recom- ant existence here.\u201d mendations made to the City The report further advises of Westmount by the firm of that \u2018in order to preserve Bland, Lemoyne, and Ed- the residential character of wards states that in order to the area adjacent to West- relieve the southern area of mount Park, Western avenue much of the everpresent me- should be closed to through tropolitan traffic \u201centhusias- traffic from Claremont to tic support should be given Clarke avenue.\u201d to the proposals to construct Continual improvement of expressways to the south and east-west traffic flow west of the Westmount.\u201d through Westmount is.of Preserve course, essential, it was .stated.Accordingly.St.Ca- the residential therine street was extended character to Claremont and Dorchester The report noted the cur- is now being improved.The rent proposals by Montreal to handle increasing tral- fic in the western part of the island by constructing an east-west expressway along Decarie boulevard.\u201cBoth routes would skirt West- mount entirely and, in the process, would probably relieve much of the through traffic in the City.This is essential for continued pleas- Edwards.planning firm warned, however, that from the standpoint of the convenience and character of Westmount as a residential area, an improved artery through the southern portion is preferable to routes that pass through the centre.\u2018The spine of the southern part of Westmount within the study area is Western avenue, a relatively narrow, but attractive street, It is almost entirely residential in use with a few institutional and commercial : buildings on it.\u201d | It also cuts across West- mount Park.For these reasons it is clear that the Dor- chester-St.Catherine route would be vastly more desirable than the widening of Western avenue no matter how obvious the latter may IN.new plumbing?' Don't make a fuss Get on that phone appear from the point of And dial us.view of traffic alone.\u201d Through traffic would.take St.Catherine or Dor- JOHN WATSON | chester to the south or Sher- LIMITED brooke to the north.leaving | the narrower Western avenue C.Grainger Tomkinson for local vehicles.PLUMBING & HEATING ier flo CONTRACTORS An easier flow of traffic DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE \u201cIt is recommended that in order to develop the areas between St, Catherine street and the railway and to provide an easier flow of traffic in the southern area, a new Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 ( ~\\ WESTMOUNT'S FINEST HEATING SERVICE storflome HEATING OIL FILL-O-MATIC CER DELIVERY FARQUHAR ROBERTSON LIMITED \\ 5250 WESTERN AVE.WITH DEPENDABLE PHONE: 481-0371 J road be built north of the railway between Glen road and Atwater avenue.\u201d South of St.Catherine street and Dorchester boulevard between Glen road and Atwater avenue are two series of dead end streets abutting the CPR property.In the entire southern area these are the only pockets of limited circulation.Good accessibility and easy transportation facilities along such a new major road would, the report noted encourage public institutions and large residential buildings to be built there, Facilitate traffic The report recommended that \u201cin order to [facilitate the movement of traffic in the southern area a system of roads should be established and so designed as to accommodate their particular density of traffic.\u201d \u201cAtwater avenue, Cote des Neiges, Sherbrooke street, St.Catherine street, and Dor- chester boulevard are among Montreal's most crowded arteries and cach has a direct effect on Westmount.Origin REHEARSAL Ne Next week a report on lanes, parking facilities, and zoning districts, in lower West- mount based on the report submitted by the town planning firm of Bland, Lemoyne and and destination studies of Montreal traffic show that a large part of the traffic in the metropolitan area passes around or through West- mount.Accommodating this traffic in Westmount are the main streets running east and west along the different levels of the city: the Boulevard, Westmount avenue Cedar avenue, Cote St.Antoine road, Sherbrooke street, Western avenue.St.Catherine street, Dorchester boulevard, and st.Antoine street.| | | | Less metropolitan traffic runs through Westmount in a north-south direction and: this mostly on Victoria avenue, But actually, any | through street in Westmount that links one majm artery to another takes metropolitan traffic.\u201d \u201cIt is along major roads that development of a large scale occurs.Commercialization of buildings and areas is a direct result of good accessibility and casy transportation facilities.Public institutions and large residential buildings generally follow the same trend.\u201d The old streetcar lines tan on some of these routes, as do the busses of today serving the needs of the boarder- ing areas.The patlern of ma-) jor roads within the study area is a good indication of the concentration of uses al-| ready existing and where fur- | ther development is bound to | occur.\u201d The report recommended that a system of one way traffic be adopted wherever possible throughout the southern area and that \u201cthe City of Montreal's proposal to couple St.Catherine street and St.Luke-Burnside into a one way system should be extended into Westmount as far as Clarke avenue.\u201d It also | stated that the principle of | the \u2018\u201csuper-block\u201d (a croup | of city blocks between major arteries which take only minor local traffic) should be adopted as a device for conserving and improving the character of the area within the block.The circulatory pattern thus set up would, the report stated, \u201cbe such so as to eliminate or minimize unnecessary through traffic.\u201d The chief reason for the establishment of a one way traffic system on the St Luke Burnside route is, the report noted, to provide more fluid access to the central metropolitan shopping areas and to increase the capacity of these streets for public transit vehicles.The difficulty, as far as West- mount is concerned, is that \u201ca system of this order would tend to divert traffic into the eastern portion of the city and would have to be co-ordinated with local requirements.\u201d Explaining the need fur a \u2018\u2019super-block\u201d system of roads, the repurt stated that although the bulk of traffic has destinations beyond Westmount on either side.there is still considerable traffic which originates and terminates in Westmount.Persons who work and shop in the area together with the residents of the City intensify the traffic on less important routes.\u201d The resultant pattern is typical of most urban districts.aside trom the heavily used roads there is a group of city blocks which tend to form \u2018an Island or reserve of less activity often with a pleasant local chatacter These super blocks have become desirable aveas to live sn because they remain quiel, safe, and pleasant in appearance.\u201d \u2018The circulitory pattern of traîtie mn the southern area ts mostly of a two way design with the exception of St Antome street, Grosvenor avenue.and, beginning above Sherbrooke street, Victoria avenue, where the width of the street and the possibility oi coupling toutes permit traîfie to flow tn one diree- tion \u2018Fhe problem of coupling streets into one way systems with internal gvra- tions is difficult in the southern part of Westmount due to the limited ntuinubder ot major cast-west through roads North-south one Way svs- tems are being handled in the western part of West- nount along the two conte nuously through streets on the east, outside the study area to the north.The advantage of one-way traffic is in the simplification of situations facing both drivers and pedestrinns who are relieved of all the variety of movements and directions of traffic at intersections.\u201d Lansdowne Taxi Now owned and operated by METROPOLE RADIO TAXI DishiTEhED TAXI SERVICE Phone: 722-2542 or 937-9431 Seagram's Honoured the world over for its true lightness of tone and its rare brilliance of taste.Jos.B.Seageam & Sons Ltd, Waterloo, Ont.| CE £961 \u2018ZZ Aioniqay 'Aopuy 'i3uIwDX] JUNOWISIM BY) S The Westmount Examiner, Friday.February 22, 1963 6 ANGLICAN TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerable RB.Kenneth Naylor, D.) Rector Nev.Canon F.IL.Whitley, M.A, Hon.Assistant Rev, Peter W.A.Davison, M.A, Apslalant Mr.George E.Chubb, F.RC.0., F.A.G.O.Organist und Chobrmuster Sunday, February 24th QUINQUAGESIMA 8.00 um.Holy Communion 1035 nn.Senior Department 11 60 31m Mattie The Rector .Kindergarten, ary and Junior De partments 790 pm.Evensong Preacher Hev Peter Wo A Davison 8.30 pm.Parish Forum TUESDAY, FEBRUARY \u201céth ST.MATTHIAS, A&M 1060 som Holy Communion 6 pm Foly Communion ASH WEDNESDAY February 27th 700 am.Holy Communion 915 an Childien\u2019s Service and Adults 16.00 sn.Holy Communion B00 pa Penitential Service THURSDAY, FEBRUARY \u2018ith JO 00 aan Holy Communion SI.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.J.N.Doidge, B.A., L.Th.Rev.Reginald Hollis, M.A, B.D.Sunday, February 24th QUINQUAGESIMA 0h om Holy Communion \u201ca0 som Holy Communion and Sermon 1040 0005 Pre-& Post Confirmation Classes 23 00 om Matting with Sermon Parade Cubs, Scouts, Hrownices sind Guides 11 ot Lon.Nursery, Kindergarten & Sunday School TA pan, Evensong with Instruction on the Charch Preacher For The Day The Rector ASTI WEDNESDAY 915 wn Joly Communion 10 00 5m.Joly Communion té pm A Pentential Service with Address TRIDAY.MARCI but 16604005 Holy Conununion Organist & Chairmaster \u2014 Norman W.Hlurrhe.A RCO, ARCM,, VTC ANGLICAN \u201cChurch of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay Sunday, February 24th QUINQUAGESIMA 8:00 am Holy Eucharist 10:15 nm, Mattins (suid) 11:00 a m.Sundny School 11:00 an.SOLEMN EUCHARIST 7:00 pm.Evensong WEEKDAYS: HOLY EUCHARIST 7:00 a.m.Tuesday: Thursday 8:00 am.Friday 9:30 ian.Wednesday ASE WEDNESDAY 7:00 am; 8:00 aan: 9:30 a.m, Holy Eucharist 5.30 pan.Evensong 8:00 pun.Penitential Service and Holy Eucharist \u201cRELIGIOUS SCIENCE | First Church of Religious Science Minister: Kev.Berman J, Aaftink Dir.of Music: Mrs.R.Reynolds Presenting this Sunday, 7:30 p.m., YMCA 1441 Drummond St., | Room 255: The Clear Dynamic ! Teaching of The SCIENCE OF MIND CHRISTIAN SCIENCE \u2018First Church of Christ, | Scientist, Westmount | 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street ANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH.THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST.IN BOSTON, MASS, - Sunday, February 24th 11:00 a.m.11:00 a.m.Sunday School Church Service Lesson - Sermon Subject: \u201cMIND\u201d Gulden Text: Proverbs 3:5, Trust in the lord with all thine heart: and \u2018fean not unlo thine own understanding, EVERY WEDNESDAY ; 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting ; READING ROOM ! {In the Church Edifice: The public Snvited Tuesday, Thursday and Fri- \u2018day, 2 to 4 pm; 8:00 pan.UNITED Church of the Master, Dean of Huron First - The St.James\u2018 .Gifford Mitchell, on the following dates: 27th, and April 3rd.ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street, West Convenient to Hotels GREAT LENTEN SERVICES \u2014 1963 Commencing Ash Wednesday, February 27th, ot 8 p.m, Come to hear Some of the World's Finest Preachers Ash Wednesday, February 27th, 1963 THE REVEREND DR.JAMES H.ROBINSON, Operation Crossroads - Africa, Inc., ond New York, N.Y.Wednesday, March 6th, 1963 THE REVEREND DR.JOHN SHORT, St.George's United Church, Toronto, Ont.Wednesday, March 13th, 1963 THE REVEREND DR.DONALD BRUCE MACDONALD, Knox United Church, Winnipeg, Man.Wednesday, March 20th, 1963 THE VERY REVEREND KENNETH B.KEEFE, St.Paul's Anglican Cathedral, Wednesday, March 27th, 1963 THE VERY REVEREND DR.CLARENCE M.NICHOLSON, Principal of Pine Hill Divinity Holl, Wednesday, April 3rd, 1963 THE VERY REVEREND DR.ANGUS J.MACQUEEN, St.Andrew's United Church, London, Ont.Paim Sunday, April 7th, 1963 THE REVEREND DR.JOHN SUTHERLAND BONNELL, Fifth Avenue Presbyterion Church, New York, N.Y.Good Friday, April 12th, 1963 at 8 p.m \"THE MESSIAH\" BY GEORGE FREDERICK HANDEL United Church Choir, under the direction of B.A., B.Mus,, and BEAUTIFUL MUSIC BY THE CHOIR at each Service during Lent.Easter Sunday, April 14th, 1943 AT BOTH SERVICES THE REVEREND DR.NORMAN RAWSON, MINISTER For the convenience of your family and friends, nominal cost will be served at 6.15 p.m., prior to the Services February 27th, March bth, Reservations should be telephoned to the Church Office AV.8.9245, by Tuesday of each week.London, Ont.Halifox, N.S.supper at a 13th, 20th, Wednesday, 6:30 te, | _ UNITED EX AIT 5 WESTMOUNT (FOI Cote St.Antoine Rd., near Argyle Ave.) MINISTERS Rev.Daniel M.Gront, B.A., D.D.Rev.Douglas Mouland, B.A., B.D.Miss Valerie Lewis, Dir.E.Ed.Mr, Gordon White, L.Mus.(McGill) Organist Sunday, February 24th 11:00 a.m.ANNUAL CHURCH PARADE (Brownies, Scouts and Cubs) Sermon by Dr.Grant 7:30 pan.Mr.Mouland \u201cTrusting God\u201d 10:00 aan.and 11:00 a.m.Church School Youth Fellowship Young People's Union 8:30 p.m.8:30 pan.\u201cLIFE AND LENT\" SERVICE Wesley Church, Wed.8:00 p.m.Rev.A.B.Moore, D.D., Toronto VISITORS WELCOME! - DOMINION- DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.and Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.KR.Douglas Smith, B.A, B.D, D.D.Rev.Roy P.Stafford, B.A., B.D.Mrs.Holly E.Davidson Sunday, February 24th 11:00 a.m.Morning Worship The Sacrament of The Lord's Supper Sermon: \u201cFacing Ourselves\u201d Rev.R Douglas Smith, D.D.7:30 p.m.Evening Worship \u201cTaking Jesus Seriously\u201d Sermon: i4r \u201cGadgets are not enough\u2019 Rev.R.Douglas Smith, Communion at close of Service Wednesday\u2014Life and Lent Wesley Chureh Preacher; Dr, A.B.B.Movwre, Toronto Organist and Choirmaster: Mr.John Robb, Mus, Bac, ALL WELCOME - Westmount Park Church tCor.Lansdowne and Western Aves.) Minister: Rev.Callum Thompson, C.D., B.A, B.D.Dir.of Christian Education: Miss Beatrice Maclean, B.A, MRE Sunday, February 24th 9:45 a.m.Teeners Bible Study Group 11:00 a.m.Morning Worship, Church School, Infant Nursery Sermon: Three Topic: Enjoy\u201d \u201cLet s Look At 7:30 pom.Director of Music Mr.Wayne Riddell.B.Mus.UNITARIAN The Unitarian Church Of Montreal CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.{at Simpson} Sunday, February 24th 11:06 a.m.\u201cThe Staying-Power of A Church\u201d 11:00 am.Church School Nursery and Kindergarten meet in Unitarian House.Organist and Director of Music: Donald Mackey, Mus.B.STUDENTS REHEARSE Students in all departments of the Religious School are now rehearsing the traditional Purim songs and the new Israeli songs under the direction of Yehuda Vineberg.The annual Purim masquerade and carnival will be PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 349 Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D, Minister 10:00 a.m.Church School 11:00 a.m.Public Worship Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster Al are Cordially Welcome.\"LUTHERAN © EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER Temporartly Worshiping at the \u201cth Day Adventist Church Corner of Western and Olivier Ave, Wm.C.Nolling, B.D,, Pastor Wm.Hamel, Organist Sunday, February 24th 10:00 a.m.Senior Sunday School 11:00 a.m.The Service, Jr.8.8.and Nursery SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Cantor Otlo O.Staeren; Miles Wisenthal, M.A, Educational Assistant Victor McCorry, A.R.C.M.Organist and Choir Master.SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, February 22nd at 8.15 p.m.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Challenge To Jew And Christian Today\u201d (in observance of Brotherhood Weeks, Final Oneg Shabbat For Season\u2014 Auspices Temple Sisterhood in Temple Community House.Saturday Morning, at 11.30 a.m.sermonette Not All One Father?\" February 23rd \u201cHave We BAR MITZVAH Mark.son of Mr.and Mrs.Harry Engels, will be called to the Reading of the Torah at the Sabbath Eve and Saturday Morning Worship in observance of his Bar Mitzvah.BOOK LOVERS\u2019 FORUM Wednesday Afternoon.February 27th at 2.30 p.m.Temple Auditorium.Dr.Michael K.Oliver will review \u201cThe Origin of Races\u201d by Carleton S.Coon.Tea will follow the review, DR.STERN TO BROADCAST OVER STATION C.J.A.D.(Cycle 800) Each Sunday Morning during the month of February at 8.45 p.m.our Rabbi will present a religious message under the auspices of the Board of Jewish Ministers of Greater Montreal.SCHOOL FOR ADULTS Regular Classes, Sunday Morning, February 24th.At 10.15 a.m.\u2014\"\u2018Judaism And Every Day Problems Of Living \u2014 Dr, Harry J.Stern, Leader: At 11 am.\u2014 \u201cElementary and Hebrew Conversation\u201d \u2014 Mrs.Genia Burstein.Leader: \u201cReligion And Existentialism \u2014 A Comparative Inquiry\u201d \u2014\u2014 Dr.Anna Stearns, Leader.\u2019 RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Regular Classes \u2014 Upper School, Saturday Mornings at 9.30 a.m.Low- \u2018er School, Sunday Mornings at 9.30 a.m.Daily Hebrew Classes \u2014 Mon- Fens thru Thursday afternoons coin- _mencing at 4 pm.BAPTIST SUNDAY, Minister: Rev.Harold 11:00 a.m.7:30 p.m.WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Member Baptist Worid Alliance and Canadian Baptist Federation Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church FEBRUARY 24th Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johnston, B.A., D.D.Interim Organist and Choir Director: W.W.Barlow \u201cA MESSAGE FOR THE DISHEARTENED\" \u201cTHE SECRET OF VICTORIOUS LIVING\" Mid-week Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.BYPU: Friday, 8:00 p.m.; School: Sunday, 10:00 & 11:00 a.m, VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME J.Balsdon, B.A., B.Th.| Temple Emanu-El Students rehearse Purim songs held Sunday afternoon, March 10th at 1.45 p.m.Regular classes in Religious School, Saturday mornings at 9.30 a.m, Sunday mornings at 9.30 a.m.Daily Hebrew Classes Monday thru Thursday afternoons commencing at 4 p.m, SABBATH SERVICES On Friday evening, February 22 at 8.15 p.m.Dr.Stern will speak on \u2018The Challenge To Jew And Christian Today\u201d (in observance of Brotherhood Week).Saturday morning, February 23rd at 11.30 a.m.sermonette \"will be \u201cHave We Not All One Father?\u201d SCHOOL FOR ADULTS Regular classes will be held Sunday morning, February 24th at 10.15 a.m., preceded by worship and breakfast at 9.45 a.m, Dr.Stern will lead the class in \u201cJudaism and Problems of Everyday Living.\u201d The class in \u201cReligion And Existentialism\u201d will be led by Dr.Anna Stearns and the course in \u201cElementary and Hebrew Conversation will be led by Mrs.Genia Burstein.CHURCH GROUPS TO ATTEND WORSHIP At the Service this Friday evening, young people from Briarwood Presbyterian Church, St.Giles Church and Isle Perrot Presbyterian Church will attend our Sabbath Eve Services.Dr Stern will meet with these groups after the service for a question : period.Westmount Baptist Women\u2019s World Day of Prayer scheduled The subject of the sermon this week will be \u2018A message for the Disheartened.\u201d 1n the evening the Rev.Balsdon will preach on \u201cThe Secret of Victorious Living\u201d.The Women's World Day of Prayer this year is being held on Friday.March 1, at 2:30 p.min United Churches.In the evening a service will be held in Erskine and American United Church for those unable to attend in the afternoon.There will be the usual midweek meeting at eight o'clock on Wednesday evening for Prayer.Praise and Bible Study.English language classes are held each Monday at 8:00 p.m.and the BYPU meet -on Friday at 8:00 p.m.H E understanding sympathy and assistance of our twelve staff members is a comfort to families in sorrow.BA Collins INC.F.A.Nunns\u2014A, F.Williams 8610 Sherbrooke Street Weal œ œ .Julian Major .(Continued from page 1) out the balance of the country.confusion and indecision which, .Confederation characterized the present re-| gime in Ottawa.\u201d He thought | defective that the Progressive-Conserva- tive Party has been bled to! G.Charles Taylor, NDP Can- death by the successive resigna-, didate in Mt.Royal and a resi- tions of the cabinet ministers.dent of Metcalf avenue was the while the Liberals and Social! guest speaker.He said that the Credit Parties \u201care on the verge ' present structure of Confedera- of cracking up under the pres- | tion is not worth defending in sure of the atomic weapons ques- ' itself; \u201cwhat is worth defending tion.\u201d According to Mr.Major only\" the NDP had pronounced itself is what the structure was meant to express \u2014 a partnership between two linguistic communities.\u201d squarely against nuclear arma-, i _ ments in Canada.He predicted\u2019 .The problem or Confedes a- a realignment of political forces tinkering.such as Prive mn ° hi it | , a few around this attitude | | senior post on the CNR to He accused the Diefenbaker French Canadians.To go on dis- ; | ; Government of having constant- cussing flags and national an- | ;tario and 8.3 per cent through- Senior students.| (Continued from page 3) large turnout.Tickets are now on sale at the school for $1.00, + + * | The Girl's Senior Basketball team played five games this season and won them all, The final | game against Lachine will be played Wednesday.If Lachine is defeated we will be first in the division.The boys.on the other hand, ; (that's where they usually are) have only had an average season, playing basketball.The team won one out of two games against Monklands High and Baron Bing, but defeated Loyola and Montreal West, The outstanding players were Bill Standing, Hudson Al- leyne, and Michael Herch.Mr.Field is coach.ly favoured Ontario at the ex- thems when we are not sure, pense of Quebec.\u201cThis explains; we'll have a country for them to a certain extent the latest is nothing short of ludicrous.federal statistics which show | that while there is 10.5 per cent! unemployment in our province.| there is only 5.5 per cent in On- Debate on.Hobby Show Planners (Continued from page 3) \u2018equal to all the warheads used in the second World War.\u201cWhy should Canada add to this\u201d he asked.He said that the United States had recently decided not to pro- \"vide Britain with Skybolt missiles, own j over ; tions\u201d commitments, \u201cI'he furor \u2018commitments\u2019 and \u2018obliga- makes a phony issue.We | need a positive policy for Can-! ada.not a vacuum into which ; we stuff someone else's ideas.\u201d tli % | , goa S Replying to a question from i the audience about the advant- Over 140 boys, girls, and adults ages of nuclear weapons in a are now meeling to plan and country like Canada Mr.Drury operate the Westmount 26th Hob-' said that Canada must obtain by Show to be held April 24 to 27.i nuclear warheads to restore the The annual show is sponsored by confidence that has been shat- the Westmount YCA.| tered.No organization can sponsor] \u201cWhen Canada speaks, it activities without the enthusiastic = Speaks as a country without a support of il\u2018s members and the real voice.\u201d he said.\u201cHow can community.The \u2018Y\u2019 is extremely | We urge honorable action in the pleased with the support received: UN.it we come with dirty this year, from schools, interest- hands ?_.ed parents, teachers.and the chil-| Asked what positive action dren.The 13 different planning; Canada should take to prevent.replied groups are composed of Young War.Prolessor Gifford thus breaking one of hor: | College Board tests Extra classes for grade eleven students have been given for the past two months.Alter completing a careful review of \u201c\u201cMacbeth.\u201d Mr.Bernard's extra English class started \u201cHamlet\u201d.Miss King has been reviewing the rudiments of grade ten biology.As an aid to students who plan to take the College Board Achievement Tests, she has gone ahead to cov er important sections that otherwise would not have been done until much later in the vear.Trinity Guild meeting Trinity Memorial Church Guild monthly meeting will be held in the Archdeacon Almond Room of the Parish on Wednesday.March 20 at 2 pm.Mrs, Agar.guest ; speaker.will review the recent {best seller, \u201cShip of Fools™ by Katherine Ann Porter.Evervone welcome.\u2014_\u2014 $ 2 ADAM Antoine\u2019s Art Gallery \u2026 Announce Their 5 SECOND ANNUAL : \u2018Make.An Offer.Sale\u2019 | A unique event which should appeal to the sporting (q| instincts of every pictuer lover.All paintings will il bear a number plus the regular listed selling price.e Just fill in a special card with number of painting \u2018| .YOUR offer Name .Address .i Phone Number, ONO NC This Saturday is the closing date for all offers on paintings in our \"Make .An Offer .Sale\".Successful bidders will be notified by phone.OUR ENTIRE COLLECTION IS OFFERED INCLUDING PAINTINGS BY THE FOLLOWING ARTISTS KRIEGHOFF - PILOT - ROBERTS - MASSON 2 RIORDON - LISMER - HEBERT - LITTLE | DE LALL - McLAREN - HOLDSTOCK - STEELINK à BUOTER - STEVENS - FEDERICO, Etc.ie : SALE CONTINUES ÿ UNTIL FEBRUARY 23rd 3 Galleries Open Daily from 8:30 a.m.to 8:30 p.m.5 939 Victoria Square \u2014 UN.6-4095 FREE PARKING PATATE VV PO POV UP OU people from 10 different schools with an average of 12 people per group.The YMCA outlines six purposes or goals they hope to achieve with the show this year.They are: To enlist a large number of students and adults to work on \u201cplanning committees\".! To give these \u2018committee\u2019 that the only possible course was for this country to foster \u2018\u2018creeping disarmament, a policy whereby all belligerent nations disarm and refuse (o accept weapons | until only the United States and | Russia remain armed.This accomplished, these {wo nations might \u201cfind it to their ad- A DIVISION OF CANADIAN MARCONI COMPANY vantage to disarm,\u201d he said.\u201cConnors, people good experience working in small groups, learning decision ; making, acceptance of responsibilities.all at the level of maturity and understanding of the participants.To create in youngsters an interest in hobbies that attract their creative abilities and sense of accomplishment and keen competi: | tion.To help youngsters to display the projects that they feel are their best work.To develop new and novel programming ideas such as \u2018live displays\u2019.and, to make the Hobby Show interesting, informative and entertaining to young and old.The Hobby Show executive is composed of the following advisors and chairmen: Mrs.V, S.Walsh, Mrs.J.J.Holmes, Mrs.E.Hoffman.Doreen David L.Taylor, Bill: Verrier.Evan Black, Ann Gol! den.Jon Wood, Sue Mackenzie, | L.R.Waller, Miss W., Milne, ; Kathie Shavick.Philip Aspler.| Jon Bradley, Gillian Naylor, Jack | Botner.Joanne Cohen, Chris | Blair.Vera Tagieff, B.Mackenzie.Lyana Lewis, Gerald Mack.The supervisor of the Hobby Show, Ron Watt, Youth and Community Secretary meets with the \u201cExecutive\u201d helping them to work with their respective groups.MAKE CHARTERED TRUST YOUR PARTNER IN PLANNING Achieve your objectives with ESTATE PLANNING Leave it to Chartered Trust.We work with your solicitor or notary to plan your will so that every objective you have for your family's security may be achieved without penalty of unnecessary taxes.As your executor, we assure continuity of service far into the future, As part of our estate planning service, we let you know in advance the costs involved in administering your estate.CHARVERED TRUST Downtown: Dorchester at Union Westmount: 1312 Greene Avenue ES ES Kd > =) EURE BOB) FO 7 2 Gl NERC] 5 AU RU LA AAA RAI AAA AAA NE £961 \u2018TT Aioniqag \u2018Aopis4 \u2018soujusoxg umounsap ay L The Westmount Examiner, Friday, February 22, 1963 8 SAL dP dL PPP For Besutiful ORIENTAL RUGS ond Wall-to-wall Broadiooms Consult Malcolm Gregory GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG CO.4151 - 4153 St.Catherine St.W.THE EXAMINER WOMENS AL Westmount WE.2-4277\u2014Evenings: RE.8-4605 $ ces eee of a ol ad of PPT \u2014 Harvey Bennett Photo MR.and MRS.WILLIAM J.CUTT, whose marriage took place recently in Summerlea United Church.Mrs.Cutt was the former Miss Carolyn Florence Evelyn Morris, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Leonard B.Morris of Lachine, formerly of Notre Dame de Grace.Mr.Cutt, formerly of Westmount, is the son of Mr.and Mrs.William E, Cutt of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Cutt-Morris wedding is held in Summerlea United Church The marriage of Carolyn Flo- Mr.W.C.Upton played the wed- rence Evelyn, daughter of Mr.ding music and Mrs.Marion and Mrs.Leonard B.Morris of { Scott sang \u2018Ave Maria\u201d during Lachine, Que., formerly of Notre! the signing of the register.The Dame de Grace, to Mr, William J.or; who was given away by Cutt, formerly of Westmount, son her father, was in a gown of of Mr.and Mrs.William E.Cutt | white duchess satin fashioned of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, | with a fitted bodice and three- took place recently in Summer-| quarler-length sleeves of Alencon lea United Church, the Reverend lace with bell shaped skirt with D.1.Mackarlane officiating.a removable chapel train of satin.A crown of matching lace studded with seguins topped the three tier \u2018 eyes, & illusion veil, and she wore a sin- | = gle strand of cultured pearls, the | gift of her grandmother the late, = (Mrs.Albert Butler.She carried Ja crescent bouquet of red roses.Miss Joyce (Bunny! Morris as maid of honor for her sister.and her cousin Miss Patricia Butler as bridesmaid, were in frocks of pale pink peau de soie having fitting bodices, scouped necklines and three quarter length sleeves with bell shaped skirts.They wore matching tulle illusion headdresses and carried noscgays of pink carnations and white ste- phanotis.Graham Mather acted as man for the bridegroom E Pretty A As A pr best > i and the ushers were Mr.Derek a Picture © Mather, Mr.David Mather, Mr.: Meaning you «| John Lane and Mr.Dan Welsh, # cousins of the bride.i Continental Coifs # Mrs.Morris, the bride's moth- \u2014incomparably lovely :- er, was in a gown of French blue INCOMP y overy = chiffoa over taffeta, she wore \u2014incredibly feminine #1; floral hat in matching shades, in one of our smart, new Start with a deft taper- : of blue and a corsage of white ing, enjoy our ultra-soft b carnations.permanent.Mrs.Cutt.mother of the bride- | groom was in a black silk gown, 10 .00 b with lilac motifs, she wore a .Complete \u2018| matching hat and a corsage of } B | pink camations.k 484-5450 ¥ Following the ceremony.a re- * | ception was held in The El Paso,\u2018 _ SALON #| Buena Vista Room.Later Mr.% M and Mrs.Cutt left on their wed- ° \u2018Antoinette ding trip to Barbados, the bride travelling in a three quarter VIGEANT Ÿ length coat and matching skirt \u201cof powder bl 1 with whit HAIRDRESSER © accessories, and a corsage bou- 5 quel of white pompons, Upon 4079 Sherbrooke St.et, their return they will reside in a Pierrefonds, Que.Local couple show progress from accident Mr.and Mrs.Russell D.Hammond, well-known in Waterloo, Que., and throughout Montreal, especially in Westmount, are making great progress since the terrible automobile accident in March 1962, in which they were involved.Mrs.Hammond has fully recovered from the shock and.bruises she experienced, and Mr.Hammond returned to work November 6, part-time and is now working nearly full-time.He received multiple injuries, necessitating the removal of one of his but with his great faith and the skill of ten doctors, he has made great strides to recovery.The Hammonds, who previously resided at 466 Grosvenor avenue, are now residing at 4280 Western avenue, wesl of Greene avenue, in the lower of a triplex which they recently acquired.A layreader at St.Matthias\u2019 Church, Mr.Hammond has again : resumed his duties.He was reelected vice-president of the Fellowship of the West this month, one step (to recovery) at a time is his motto.Before returning to work, Mr.Hammond and his wife enjoyed a holiday in New Jersey and Pennsylvania and a lovely holiday in Bermuda.The couple own Butternut Bay Farm in Waterloo, Que., and at present are building a new unit which they are looking forward to occupying this summer, Senior WA Trinity Memorial WA, senior branch, will hold a meeting on Monday.at 2.30 p.m.in The Archdeacon Almond Room.Miss Watkins will show a film of a recent visit to India.MISS MARIE CLAIRE MOR- ENCY, R.N., well known in nursing circles, has been appointed Provincial Nursing Officer, St.John Ambulance, according to an announcement by Judge Redmond Roche, President, St.John Council for Quebec.out- of- town guests \u2018included: Mr.and Mrs.S.E.Beare, Toronto; Mr.and Mrs.R.Duke, Hamilton; Mr.Gerry Millar, Timmins; Miss Sandra Mac- Kenzie, Kingston; Mr.and Mrs.William Harrison, Ottawa; Mr.David Brown, Hamilton; Mr, Fred Foster, Lima, Peru; Mr.Don Cochrane, Lennoxville.| | | o'clock, in AMERICAN J.L.ADAMS, Proprietor prices.1385 Greene Ave.WE.2-2136 Corner Sherbrooke WE.2-2488 oN) Medalist, McGill University Medalist, M.C.of Pharmacy Prescriptions carefully and accurately filled at reasonable COMMANDER R.H.STOKES-REES, the well-known radio and TV commentator and analyst of international events, and his wife, Mrs.R.H.Stokes-Rees, will be the guests of honor at the Diamond Jubilee Banquet of the St.David's Society of Montreal which is to be held at the Windsor Hotel on March 1.Mrs.EF.Willi ng elected head of St.Matthew's Guild and WA St.Matthew's Anglican Church Guild and WA executive officers for 1963 are: Honorary presidents, Mrs.S.Andrews and Mrs.A.C.Woodward; president, Mrs.E.F.Willing: honorary vice-presid- ent, Mrs.G.E.Trueman, first vice-president, Mrs, C.A.Hersey.second vice-president, Mrs.G.Dripsdale; third vice-presid- ent, Mrs.J.C.Loiselle; recording secretary, Mrs.H.McCracken; corresponding secretary, Mrs.J.B.Hatcher; treasurer, Mrs.S.G.Chick; dorcas secretary, Mrs.M.C.Small; living message, Mrs.E.C.Judge; united thank offering E.F.WILLING MRS.secretary, Mrs.A.V, A.Bram- : ley; prayer partner, Mrs.G.new president Bentley: educational secretary, |G.Smith; junior auxiliary Mrs, H.W.Blunt; publicity|leader, Mrs.H.West; little secretary, Mrs.H.R.Mount; helpers secretary, Mrs.W.girls\u2019 auxiliary leader, Mrs.G.! Armstrong.Town and Gown Townsend, vice-president.Mrs.tea on Tuesday The Honourable Claire Kirkland Casgrain will address the Women Associates of McGill at their Town and Gown (ea to be held on February 26, at three the Faculty Club, 3450 McTavish street.Her Llopic will be the *\u201c\u2018Candid Impressions of a Lady M.P.\u201d Members and their guests will be received by Mrs.J.H.Men- nie, president, and Mrs.S.R.McGill Alumnae buffet supper The Education Committee of the Marvin Duchow and Mrs.Donald L.Mordell will preside at the tea table.Hostesses will be Mr.M.Asi- makopulos, Mrs.T.A.Brown, Mrs.A.S.Bruneau, Mrs.K.F.Byrd, Mrs.J.B.Lightman, Mrs.Hugh MacLennan, Mrs.G.Mil- sum, and Mrs.A.E.Moll.Mrs.S.T.Adams, chairman of the entertainment committee, will be in charge of the arrangements, assisted by Mrs.Maxwell Cohen and Mrs.Henri Jones.Genuine Choice Western McGill Alumnae Society is giving a buffet supper in Martlet House.3618 University street, Wednesday, February 20, at 6 p.m.in honor of the finalists of the Mc- Gill Alumnae Society\u2019s Annual Public Speaking Contest.Invited guests clude the semifinals judges, Miss A.Fraser, Mrs.Victor George and Mrs.D.Lorne Gales; Mrs.A.A.Smith, Three Rivers, Que.Mrs.Donald Boyd, Granby, Que.Mrs.J.Van Heyst, Mrs.C.H.Hulme, Mrs.R.B.Stronach and Mrs, C.Rolland Watt.Members of the Education Committee are Mrs, J.A.Thomas, chairman, Mrs.RE.T.Lamb, Miss Joan Findlay, Mrs.C.M.Russel, Mrs.L.D.Hamilton, Miss Edna Wootan, Mrs, A, M.Tower.BEEF QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u2019 Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables.¢IMPORTED PRODUCTSe NICHOL'S, Lennoxville, HAMS, SAUSAGE & BACON 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcaife Ave.WE.7-9455-6 eta a TR aI ALINE Tia 1 Fh 4H Cr ns BRA, raie M \u2014 rt ter re ti AE RAP um AE 203 = ra A = + Social & Personal | The Notre Dame de Grace: Womens Club board of management entertained the new members and their guests at Victoria! Hall on Monday, February 18.| Mrs.J.C.Craig.president Mrs.H.H.Schurman, honorary president Mrs.H.E.Andison and Mrs.G.L.Drysdale co- chairman of the day received the guests.Montreal Women's Club Inc.is holding its annual Musicale on Monday, in the Terrace Court of the Sheraton Mount Royal Hotel at 2:30 p.m.presenting Miss Clarice Carson.so pranoe.accompanied by Miss Madeleine Roch.under the direction of Mrs.Hugh Shoobridge.Mrs.Charles T.Cresswell, the President.wil] preside and welcome the invited guests.Members may take guests for this wecasion, Ci oming Events ISRAEL NIGHT: Centennial Chapter.Mount Sinai Chapter Sovereign Lodge and University Lodge of B'nai B'rith are sponsoring an Israel Night as part of iis Israel Bond Program.on Monday.February 25 at Congregation Anshei Ozeroff.5380 Bour- ret street, 8.30 p.m.Guest artist will be Emil Cohen.foremost American Jewish humorist.Complimentary entertainment and refreshments.CARD GAME: The annual card game of the \u2018\u2018Association des Parents des Academies St.Leon et St.Paul de Westmount will take place on Monday.February 25 at the Academie St.Leon.360 Clarke avenue, Westmount.There will be many attendance prizes and refreshments will be served.WESTMOUNT FLORISTS Ltd.George Pickrell WE.5-5431 St.Catherine at Eim Re THREE VETERAN EMPLOYEES of the Bank of Nova Scotia, | living in the West End.are shown here in the Bank's new quarters in Victoria Square.Altogether, the three have served over 130 vears with the Bank ! Also shown is a valuable grandfather clock.one of many interesting antiques featured in the decor of the building.Left to right, MISS IRENE RYAN, MISS ADELE GETHINGS, and MISS DORA BORLASE.West End women emploved in bank over forty vears By MIRIAM ARMSTRONG Miss Dora Borlase.222 mount, has been working hardly missed a day in that Melville avenue.West- for over 40 years and has period! A veteran employee of the Bank of Nova Scotia.Miss Borlase, who attended the opening of the Bank's new quarters in Victoria Square.said.\u201cExcept for one brief illness, I haven't missed a day in 45 vears.\u201d At present she is assistant supervisor of the accounts department.but she said she most enjoyed being in the toreign exchange department.\u201c1 love anything to do with figures.\u201d she commented.\u201d and so 1 found the foreign exchange department so nice.\u2019 Miss Bor- lase bowls on a bank team once a week.She is one of three veteran women employees at the Bank.Miss Adele Gethings.5332 Du- quette avenue.N.D.G.and Miss Irene Ryan.6171 Sherbrooke street west.have also worked about 45 years for the Bank at this Branch.\u201cI've enjoved every minute of it.said Miss Gethings.who was born and brought up in Montreal.\u201cOf course.Fm kind of sentimental.\u201d she admitted.\u2018Some of the clerks I've worked with have gone on to become manugers\u2014 J like to think they remember me.\u201d \u201cThe man who used to be our accountant, is now President ot the bank.\u201d she said.\u2018It used to take a man from 16 to 35 years to get ahead.but it\u2019s much faster now.And we used to have so much overtime.but now all the overtime we do is twice a year at \u2018surprise balance time\u201d and when the inspectors come.\u201d Mis$ Gethings said one of the best things about the new bank quarters is the cafeteria.where Prompt Delivery LICENSED GROCERS CORNER GREENE & ST.CATHERINE WE.5- 6373 Beoutifully Arronged FRUIT BASKETS 7.50, | LEGS OF LAMB BEEF CHOPS RUMP ROAST A large variety of FISH including Fillet of Cod, ete.Specials in Our Meat Dept.Shrimps.Arctic Char, Smelts, Tommy Cods, Scotch Kippers.Finnan Haddie.Smoked Fillets, Halibut, Fillet of Sole, Fillet of Maddock.Please Let Us Hove Your Order NOW For Genuine SEVILLE BITTER ORANGES For Mormolode » 696 » 696 w 19 Crabs\u2019 Lens.Swordfish, Lobsters, an employee can get a good meni for \u201conly 35 cents.\u201d \u201cSome of the men go home and don\u2019t want (0 cal the meals their wives have made \u2014 the cafeteria meals are so filling.\u201d said Miss Gethings, who is now employed in the drafts department.\u201cI've been pretty well all around the bank.\u201d said Miss Ryan.who works in 1he new Bank of Nova Scotia building in Victoria Square.\u2018but meeting the public is wonderful.\u201d \u201cWhen T was teller, people would often phone me to say I had made a mistake and wouldn't balance.even before 1 knew | was ont!\u201d she exclaimed.\u2018Pes- ple are wonderful!\u201d A native of Wales, Ontario.awhich disappeared when the Seaway was built, Miss Ryan recalled the depression vears at the bank.when \u201cwe felt lucky to be working.\u201d She praised the bank for the security it gives em- ployces and compared opportunities for advancement today lor women, with those of vester- year.\u201cNow girls are advanced much more rapidly.\u201d she commented.\u201cThe bank is anxious for them.to get along and do well.But we vsed to work much longer hours in the old days,\u201d she reminisced, Miss Ryan is at present in charge of the proof and deposits department.She is one of three veteran women employees of the Bank.' About the new building, all three ladies said enthusiastically.\u2018\u201cdelightiul.wonderful, we love it!\" Book Lovers\u2019 Forum to meet February 27 The meeting of the Book.Lovers\u2019 Forum takes place on Wednesday, February 27, at\u2019 2:30 p.m.in the Lecture Hall\u2019 of Temple Emanu-El 4100! Sherbrooke sireet west, Dr! Michael K.Oliver of the De- - partment of Political Science.: McGill University, will review , The Origin of Races\u201d, by Car- :leton S.Coon.Single review tickets may be purchased at the door.Tea will be served.Sewing meeting The Welfare Unit of St Andrew\u2019s Church, Westmount.will hold a sewing meeting on Tuesday.at 2 p.m.in Hutchison Hall.Tea will be served.The Hed Cross group will meet at 10 pm Spanish Fiesta Dance The Outremont Cultural Center will hold a \u2018Spanish Fiesta Dance\u201d on Saturday.March 2 at 1357 Van Horne.8:30 pm.Members and nonmembers inviled.For intorma- tion call] Miss Harvey CR 2-7040.Couples clubs rally Montreal Presbytery Council of young adults and couples clubs Rally will be held Saturday, Feb.ruarv.23.at St.James United Church.1435 City Councillor street at 2 pm.For further information contact Mrs.Lyn Thrower residence) WE.5.5600 toffices UN.6-6461.local 382.Hats wanted The Women's Auxiliary ol Eventide Home of the Salvation Army is appealing to members and friends fer both straw and felt hats which will be remade for their millinery display taking place at à meeting to be held on Thursday.March 14 at 2 pan.Please contact as soon as possible.Mrs, J.A.P.McGee.HU.6.6557 or Mrs.R.Uden, HU.4-2835.World Day of Prayer Many women trom all denominations will be attending the World Day ot Prayer services on Friday.March 1.The United Church ladies will be the hostesses this year and service will be held in St.An- drew\u2019s United in St.Laurent.Rosedale: Queen Mary Road: St.Luke's: Westmount Park Emmanuel and Calvary United Churches.Services will be held both afternoon and evening on lErskine-American United Church.The evening service will commence at 8 pm.Choral concert The Women's Auxihary of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital will sponsor a concert by the \u2018Unit versity Alumni Singers\u201d on March 5 at 8 pm.in the Audi- torinm of the Nurses\u201d Residence, ut 2055 Northelifte avenue.Conveners will be Mrs.W.A Le Mesurier, RE.3-8766 and Mrs, Claude ¥ Thompson.647- 5139.Information is available from these ladies.9.The Women 3 Rea m Catherine Booth WA The monthly meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital will be held on February 27.in the Nurses\u2019 Residence, 4413 Mentelair avenue at 2 pm Mr.LT Lucas of Smith, Kline and French, Phar macentieal Co will be the speuker.UCW general meeting The general meeting of Dom- mion-Douglas United Church Women will be held on Tuesday, at 2:30 veloeh The speaker will be Mrs Charles Catto and her subject will be \"Woman's Role in [International Relations\u201d.Soloist.Mrs, Sylvia Vogan.ne- companist.Mrs, Noel Hardy Tea will be served.Hostesses: Mrs F.G Hubbard and Unis 3 All women ol the chureh are mvwited.Weekly lecture The Ladies\" Countess of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts announces the weekly dee are tour and tea to be held im the upstairs foyer of the Museum at three o'clock on Wednesday, February 27.The \u2018\u2019Riopelle\u201d exhibition wil) be presented in both Freneh and English: Born in Montreal.Hie pelle now lives in Paris and as me of the lex Canadian artsts 10 have received mternational à claim Tea will be served in the Ladies\u201d Commillee Rooms te which the public as cordially ane vited.vs ( He /, L .SINCE.IRS BEAUTY SALON Fresente MISS NICY Expert Chiropodist ond speciolist in © Monicures ® Fociols PERMANENTS Reg.$18 now $10.Phone WE.5.0562 WE.5-2486 1347 GREENE AVE.Westmount Saul Ross, M.A, (P.Ed) 1160 Major wate Chomedcy, Que.MU.1-2667 CAMP CHEROKEE UPPER SARANAC LAKE ADIRONDACK MTS.Co-Educational Mature, Expertenced Statt Endividual insti lon in swimming canoeing, bonting, waterskiing, ul A ing, mountain elimbing wll, ; huschettudl, badminton.footlaldl, meee.volley.VE ball, tenuis.handbadi, ping gen.heorebeek } 1 =: viding Diamntics Avis and Confts Singing Pane-or, Tutering and Sablath Korvices de wish Cultural Peovroen Lache Th Arenn Bewany.well-built cnlans with Jest eed cold Showers in overs onbin SPFCIAI, SENIOR CAMPEFR FROGHAM POLLEN-FREE ARFA Age 7 te 18 All spats baseball ice Sknting nt Weekis Trips eof Interest.EXCELLENT F60P dromotics ond 501 Cloremont Avenue CAMP MACAZA LABELLE COUNTY Summer Camp for Boys and Girls 6 to 12 Years ° 15th Yeor ° Booting, swimming, hondicrofts, boxing, trips, oll supervision of corefully chosen stoff ond directed by Miss Ruby Smith, B.A., M.S.P.E.Bouklet On Request under the Westmount 0 £961 \u2018ZZ Aionsqa4 \u2018Anpiay \u2018aautwoxg sunouxssm ey The Westmount Examiner, Friday, February 22, 1963 10 e TV ® RADIO ® APPLIANCES SALES & SERVICE TV Rentals our specialty HI-FI equipment and Transistor Supplies TELETRONICS CORP.LTD.4119 Str.Catherine W.WE.5-9282 45 STORE TO LET Se oF Ap The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising » de ME wr: \u2014 PHONE YOUR HUnter 1 0451 Road an ADS \u2014 ?â de for ea A AINE RE WI AH BN current issue.Accounts may be paid at any Montreal Island branch of The Royal Bank of Canada until 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1.045).0 ARI con 10 Words 50° PES ARE DÉS SD SE Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 10:30 a.m.Thursday for For your convenience, Adtaker en duty Monday, Tuesday end Wednesday oi Bed ch additional word 171 ! ST CATHERINE EAST OF GREENE MEDIUM SIZE, WOULD BUSINESS STORES TO LET, COMMERCIAL DISTRICT SUIT ANY TYPE OF WE 3 059 50 APARTMENTS TO LET ST CATHERINE nes Greene, healed OLIVIER room, chenette.gentleman changed, $20 weekly \u201cROOMS TO LET | | Westmount.Large private bathroom, kit.parking, Busines References ex- WE 2.2691 Apartnneant.Brooms, $70 WE.3 0595 82 AUTOS FOR SALE 52 FURNISHED APTS.AUSTIN 16501, 1961, low mileage | TO 1 ET Excellent condition.$350 cash.Phone 484 Tuesday, February 26th, Evenings.DECARLE-Sherbrooke, small apart.482-0855._ - ment with headed guage, $1400 week.84 AUTOS WANTED uy eR ! \u2014_ 59 HOUSES WANTED AUTOMOBILES BOUGHT FOR.CASH.MODELS 1958 TO 1942, SEE US AND GET THE RIGHT PRICE FOR YOUR CAR.- House Required NORMANDIE AUTOMOBILE 7580 DECARIE 8LVD.Immediatel (CORNER PARE! y MR SAUL FOR YOUNG COUPLE, § OR RE 9-4735 MORE ROOMS YAKD FOR 3 CHILDREN, NEAR THANS mee PORTATION TO DOWN 98 HELP WANTED \u2014 TOWN HU | 990 5 - Female - \u201c + or WANTED House or lower duplex, WOMAN WHO CAN A Delrroms and plaveaom or 4 bed- DRIVE ter, fat age.vordi HU 6.9003 .to call regulariv each month on 61 FLATS \u2014 Duplexes established Studio Gur! Cosmetics clients in and around Westmount wanted making necessary deliveries, ete.3 or 4 hours per day.Route will pay WANTEL 95, cooms, near English ; up to $5.00 per hour.Write STUDIO Cathal Schinol, adult family, one GIRL COSMETICS.Dept.CWF 124, ell May Ist vecupency.489 7646 { #40 fafleur Ave, Montreal, 32 PO VV VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVY Service Directory BUILDING REPAIRS RESTORATION AND REPAIRS BRICK STONE, CONCRETE TROUBLE SHOOTING HEINFORCEMENT OF CRACKED WALLS A SPECIALTY BYCON LTD.T31 #241 CVERN OATWAY.\" Contractor, car entry, pamting.brick and cement work HU 6 0430 WE 2 5032 CARTAGE AND MOVING ABLE Lo move anything, Try Roger Express WE 53-2408 FLOOR AND TILES FLOORS, TILES LAID, CARPETS FITTER LATEST PATTERNS AND MATERIALS REASONABLE CALL RE 9 oi INCOME TAX Complete $5.00 PERSONAL, INCOME TAX RETURNS FEDERAL AND PROVINCIAL CALL: nu.9.6130 AFTER 6 PM MAINTENANCE FLOORS.CEILINGS, WALLS REASONABLE HATES FOR INFORMATION.CALL VI 4-623 NURSERY SCHOOL Chip-n-Dale LICENCED PRIVATE NURSERY AND LANGUAGE SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN AGED 1 TO 6 DAILY sAM TU 5 REGISTER NOW; 4195 GRAND BLVD.Hh PM anytime, Painters & Decorators PA PLASTER REPAIRS, SPRAY PAINTING.SPE HUBERT 1 | i PAINTING AND DECORATING INTING.PAPER HANGING, FINE CIALTY INTERIOR WORK A FREE ESTIMATES |; COMPANY.Ta SORES RE SR RS PER ES AE ES 98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female Bilingual Stenographer REQUIRED BY 1.ARGE WHOLESALE LUMBER MUST BE EXPERIENCED AND ABLE TO TAKE DICTATION IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH.GOOD TRANSPORTATION ST.LAURENT AREA ALL BENEFITS FOR APPOINTMENT CALL ROBERT DEMONTIGNY RI.8-6311 104 HELP WANTED Male & Female EXPERIENCED HAIRDRESSER MALE OR FEMALE WITH CLIENTELE HIGHEST SALARY AND COMMISSION PAID PLEASE PHONE, CYRIL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE HU.1-8500 113 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED PHONE 681-8948 PEST CONTROL FOR QUICK efficient and convenient service for the ex termination of rodents and all insects.Estimates free.Call Pestroy Limited.RIL.7 2457.RATS, Free esekroaches.ete Guarantes mi mice, estimates results Satisfaction or no paviment.Heglteme Samitary Service RE.1-6149 UPHOLSTERING CHESTERFIELD SETS REMODELED AND RECOVERED BY EXPERTS MIDTOWN UPHOLSTERING CO.395 SELBY STREET TEL.: WE.2.5912 Use Examiner Classified Ads Call HU.1-0451 KLEIN REG'D.! 5 Days Weekly $40.Experienced conk general for Westmount family of 4 aduits Monday through Friday.from 10 am, to 5 pan.or 9 to 4 References required.Please write to Box 1216, 7005 Kil- dave Road.Montreal 29.SR, FOR SALE \u2014 Kitchen equipment KENMORE gas stove, 30 inch, 2 years ' old 4 burners.griddle, Excellent condition.Reasonable, HU.8-5627.HOTPOINT fridge.8 c.f.\u201d with small freezer, $75: Estate 4 burner gas range.large oven and broiler, $50.Both in good condition.HU.6- 6900.AUTOMATIC 30 inch electric range deluxe, almost new, bargain, or exchange for smaller gas.For May, WE.35-3244.136 130 FOR SALE \u2014 Clothing and Furs BEAUTIFUL new spring dresses.All | sizes, oversizes, $10.737-6805.138 FOR SALE \u2014 \u2014 - General Draperies READY-MADE, 6 PANELS TO COVER 144 INCHES \u2014 FOR ONLY $25.00.ARNEL-TERYLENE AT HALF PRICE.Carpets 9 x 12° RUGS FROM $15.00 UP HALL CARPETS FROM $1.50 YARD WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING AT HALF PRICE Sale Prices BEDSPREADS FROM $2.95 BLANKETS \u2014 SHEETS \u2014 TOWELS DOW SHADES CUT TO MEASURE\u2014 PLASTICS - LEATHERETTES, ETC ST.HUBERT DEPARTMENT STORE 7190 ST.HUBERT ST.Now you can ret your \u201cBALL OF FIRE\" pipeless oil heaters.$1.00 down $1.00 a week, !l models to choose trom, International Sales, 755 At- water.932-6803 UPHOLSTERY MATERIAL \u2014 WIN- BROOKS DRUG STORE 4191 St.Catherine West Corner Greene Fast Delivery WE.5-3521 Sunday : 10 a.m.to 6:30 p.m.138 FOR SALE \u2014 General COMPLETE household furniture, includes frigidaire, stove, washer and dryer.Reasonable.484-2810.\u2014 BEDROOM set (singles: drapes, \"matching bedspread: dining set thirchy round table: coffee table; lamps, ete.tc.RE.3-2091._ BEAUTIFUL dresses.almost new, size 2214-241; Golden Pheasant shoes, sizes 6-64,C: man\u2019 winter and spring | coats, size 39-40: boy's C.C.M.skates, i sizes §-7-7'2-8-9: electric trains.HU.4-3440_ BABY carriage, swing.feeding table, infant seat.Excellent condition.HU, 8-8169.DRAPES.wall-to-wall, 2 sets.floor j length, antique satin.Execilent condition.Reasonable.RE 7-3087.To Settle Estate ! Walnut breakfront.$150.00: maho- Rany 5 piece bedroom set, $115.00; small chairs.$10.00 each: modern lamps, $25.00 each.HU, 8-3950, _ TRIANG trams, mounted with accessories, two fransformers.$100.HU, 1-400.000 BUREAU: beds: bedspreads: russ; vacuum cleaner: golf cart: chair, 484-4120 _ _ LL 140 FOR SALE \u2014 EXCHANGE WILL trade Raleigh bicycle for child\u2019s crib, what have you?HU, 6- Hao.oo LS 151 WANTED TO PURCHASE WANTED: Desk for student.Must ha vety reasonable.442-1825 154 LOST | Reward MAN'S GOLD SIGNET RING WITH THE INITIALS G.S.M LOST FEBRUARY 2ND.PLEASE PHONE WE, 2-7386.| 158 DOMESTIC PETS | MALE kitten wanted, not mere than six weeks old, preferably ginger \u2018colour.Call aiter 6 p.m.WE.3-2267T.MONDAY.Wednesday, Friday, 9-3 $15 plus car fare.HU.4-5421.WANTED SWISS French speaking knowledge of English seeks part time light housework, would consider doing washing, ironing also mending, occasional baby sitting.Westmount or N.D.G.area.Splendid references.HU.1-908) evenings.119 BABY SITTERS AVAILABLE WILL look after vour child in my hone daily.488-4756.BABY SITTING BY APPOINTMENT MOTHERS! FOR DETAILS CALL NIGHTS VI.9.0312 TILL 9 P.M.DAYS: VI.9-3571 SATURDAY TILL NOON CHILD CARE REG'D.1449 ST.ALEXANDER ST.127 FOR SALE \u2014 Bedroom furniture BEDROOM set, twin beds with Bookcase headboard, triple dresser.chest of drawers Bxcellent condition.Call 2 A 4 A à A à A A à A A A A A A AP AP A A AA AA A Neb, RE 3-2874 lady with\" ever assembled in Quebec.G.W.Thompson.president of Allied Boating-Canada, sponsor of the Quebec Boat Show.reports sales of boats, motors and acces-' \u2018sories in Canada last year at an\u2019 | estimated $250.000,000.Outboard motor sales topped 40.000 units, five percent above last year and , the highest since 1959.In addition to luxury cruisers to $35.000 in value, outboard runabouts, sailboats, inboard and outhoard motors and marine sup-, plies of all types, the Quebec Boat Show will have on display a Project Murcury Space Capsule, identical to the ones in which showing of the space capsule outside the US.A.Also at the Boat Show, graced by the lovely Louise Boucher.22- year old Montrealer who is Mlle Yachting '63.will be several water safety exhibits including those by the Canadian Boating Federation, Canadian Power Squadrons, Canadian Waterski | Association, Department of Transport, and the Federation des Clubs Nautiques.U.S.space-men circled the globe last year.This is only the second Quebec boat show opens here today The Fourth Quebec Boat Show, opening at Montreal's \"| Showmart today for six days, will bring together the 117 DOMESTIC EMPLOY.greatest display of boats.motors.and marine equipment Proceeds of show go to hospital The Teens\u2019 Club of Dominion- | Douglas Church is having a \u2018Va- \"riety Show\u2019 on Saturday, February 23.at 8.00 p.m.in Tees Hall at the church.Tickets will i be sold at the door.Adults $1.00 i \u201417 years of age and under 50c.The proceeds will be sent to | a hn hospital in Puerto Rico.NOT ICE oF APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE NOTICE is hereby given that MRS, TAMAS IMRE MULLER.student, of the city and district of Montreal, in the province of Quebec.will apply to the Parliament of Canada, at the next or the following session thereof, fer a Bill of Divorce from her husband TAMAS IMRE MULLER, chemist, et the city and district of Montreal, in 1 the province of Quebec, on the ground lof adultery.| DATED AT MONTREAL.province rof Quebec, this 14th day of February, AKOS de S.MUSKA Solicitor fur Petitionec 3414 Park Aveaue, Suite 202, Montreal, Quehee rt a ee MWe pre ver ar BY PETE BAUMANN | Welcome to Montreal coach Trimble The hiring of Jim Trimble as head coach and; director of player personnel is the smartest move, Ted Workman has made since acquiring the\u2019 Alouettes.Trimble\u2019s record in Canadian football is impressive.He led the Tiger-Cats to five Grey Cup games during his seven year tenure as coach.On meeting Trimble, Wednesday he left us with, the impression that he is a man on the move.Trimble is well liked by Montreal players and just! about every sport fan we have spoken to since his appointment.Ted Workman mentioned at a press conference Tuesday, that Leo Cahill was disappointed because he was not offered the head coach position.Workman\u2019 also mentioned he was not sure Cahill would remain | on with the team.We have learned from a most, reliable source, coach Cahill is willing to remain with the team provided Trimble wants him.Our informant has advised, \u201cCahill is not nearly as disappointed as owner Ted Workman had intimated.Cahill respects Jim Trimble as an individual and as a coach.It was said, \u201cTrimble was probably the only coach Cahill would have considered remaining on with if he did: not get the top post himself.\u201d Trimble predicts a bright future for the Alouettes.He says \u201cMontreal is a dynamic, poised and explosive city, and he is looking forward to coming to Montreal with his lovely wife, three boys and three girls, along with a pretty good football record.zk sk k Mike Kovae of the Maple Leafs coaching staff, an outstanding Canadian player who played for Johnny Metras at Western University and later for the Alouettes may consider coming out of retirement to try out for the Als if invited.We predict Canadian players will get more opportunities and better treatment from the Alouettes now that a professional head coach is calling the shots.Fraser (Fritz) Crowdis and his active N.D.G.Park hockey organization have arranged to id k 2 play exhibition games at the D Lower Canada College rink on I you now: Royal avenue, Saturday commencing at 4 p.m.against two| Did you know that today\u2019s visiting teams from Hingham, top-quality golf ball is so well Mass.The N.D.G.Pee Wee made it can withstand repeated Royals coached by Charlie |blows of a half-ton in force \u2014 Batho, and the Army and; delivered by you?And that even Navy Bantams coached by; then, the kind of pattern on the Jack Wallace will be featur-|\u2018\u2019cover\u2019\u201d\u2019 can determine just how ed.far it will go?+ * 4% A Little League Baseball clinic will be held in Mont-| mides will most likely carry on in that capacity next season .the firing of Perry Moss has helped a number of people, Moss was paid the balance of his contract whilch had two years to go.Jim Trimble improved his position financially.Pop Ivy has a two year contract with more loot and most of all local football talent will benefit from Trim- ble's presence with the Als, Golfer's Notebook Dunlop Rubber scientists who have pioneered in development of the modern golf ball say a ' Fourteen regions compete in O'Keefe mixed curling Fourteen Quebec reglons will, Curling Club, compete from February 20th to 23rd in the old capital, during Carnival time for the famous O'Keefe Golden Bowl Trophy\u201d which stands for the Provincial Mixed Curling Championship.Needless to say that much excitement can be felt now-a-days within amateur ranks and club.champs who have been already won their Regional O'Keefe Trophy.are practicing on a regular basis to be in top shape to meet stiff competition in Quebec City.- Rinks already lined up to represent the different Regions are : Fleur-de-Lis Curling (Skip) Harold Laking \u2014 Quebec City and District; Lachute Curling Club, (Skip) Don Bradley \u2014 Quebec-West Regions: Matane \"of Mount MONTREAL MOTOR BOAT (1962) Ltd.725 St.Antoine St.West Montreal's Marine Shopping Centre Our experts will be at the following booths at the Quebec Boat Show to answer inquiries: SAILFISH - SUNFISH CRESTLINER ARKANSAS - TRAVELLER JOHNSON MOTORS CLIPPER - CRAFT Ask for Montreal Motor Boat Representative at these booths.real at a site to be determined in the near future.! This clinic for coaches is slated for Saturday March 23.) The clinic will be under coach Arthur Dede, who started his baseball career with the Brooklyn Dodgers back in 1936.For a number of years he played for the Paterson, Silk Sox, when they were considered among the top semi-| pro teams in the United States.Since 1941 he has been connected with the Dodger scouting system.It is interesting to note that Arthur Dede managed an old timer's game that | included Hall of Fame mem- | ber Rabbit Maranville and: Fresco Thompson on the! squad, both of whom managed the Montreal Royals in -the heyday of Triple A baseball in ourtown, the Maple Leafs football team, Edmund T.Asselin MP will be made honorary president of the club .the board of governors will be up for reelection, most are expected to remain .head coach George (the Golden Greek) Econe- well-hit ball requires a clubhead | speed of about 110 mph.The, ball will leave the tee at about 150 mph, travel 240 yards, and spin at 3,500 and 4,000 revolutions per minute, After you've hit the ball, your club head will slow down to 85 mph.This means you've im-: parted a force of about a half a ton to the ball itself .all this in the short space of five one thousandths of a second.The energy so absorbed by the ball itself adds up to 300 H.P.That's a lot of wallop, but even then what happens is not entirely up to you.Certainly you can hook or slice.but the carry of the ball itself depends greatly on the surface pattern applied to the ball at the factory.| Tests by Dunlop show that a depth of pattern of three one- thousandths of an inch will give a well-hit ball a \u201ccarry\u201d of 117 yards for a total length of flight and roll of 146 yards.On the other hand, a depth of pattern of 14 one-thousandths will give a \u201ccarry\u201d of 225 yards, a total flight of 240 yards.Skip) Rodrigue Coté \u2014 Lower St.Lawrence Region: Laurentide Curling Club.(Skip?Emile Moreau \u2014 St.Maurice Valley Region; Sague- nay Country Club, (Skip) Frank Dagg \u2014 Saguenay Lake St.John Region: Sigma Curling Club, Skip\u2019 P.Tremblay \u2014 Northwestern Quebec Region: Huntington Curling Club, Skip George Renaud -\u2014 Southwestern Quebec Region: Canada Paper Curling Club, «Skip! Docke Doucet \u2014 Eastern Townships Northern Region: Sherbrooke Curling ing Club.Skip) George Smart \u2014 Lakeshore Region; Rosemère Curling Club, (Skip?Don Long \u2014~ Laurentian Region: R.C AF.Curling Club, St.Hubert), Skip) John Sandilands \u2014 South Shore Region.There will also be the \u201cRmk™ representing Quebec North Shore Region where playdowns are not yout completed at press time, Last year the honors went lo a Rink from Cambrai Curling Club, \u2018Quebec City) skipped by Gaston Asselin, with Miss Car- mel MeCann, Guy Germain and Club, \u2018Skip! Albert F.Ross \u2014 Miss Jacqueline Caron, when Eastern Townships Southern they defeated Town of Mount Region: and the four regions Royal (Montreal! by a score of from Montreal District \u2014 Town 11-7.The latter directed by Royal Curling Club, Bruce Adair, with Mrs.A.E.(Skip) John Philips \u2014 Central Horsburgh, Mrs.Bruce Adair Montreal Region: Hudson Curl- and A.E.Horsburgh.IL Mid IN IL) Sy AT THE SHOW MART FEB.21-26 OPEN DAILY FROM 12 NOON GENERAL ADMISSION 75¢ CHILDREN UNDER 12 ADMITTED FREE WITH PARENTS 4th QUEBEC BOAT SHOW, SHOW MART, BERRI ST, MONTREAL sete.~~ arte, \" \u2018° \"BUT.when Ime of THE \u2018- & Po veallythirsty +; BEER .§ andicantgeta + \u201c © 6% canaoian : © » THATTHIRST : & Lose mytomper! 2 4 BUILT .20 - : .°°, pe s>:+e4 ea so 2961 'ZZ KsDnigag \u2018Aopis4 \u2018soutwoxg sunouusaaa 941 l l The Westmount Examiner, Friday, February 22, 1963 1 2 DONT FORGET! Can Bring You CASH! 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