The Westmount examiner, 25 mai 1956, vendredi 25 mai 1956

[" car gare à Gp dSER En fen D RE DOUBLE REMBRANDT TOUCH: Like the ) painter Rembrandt, who usually used his wife as a model, photographer Rob Whelan poses Surgical Dealer Role escribed To Rotary The surgical supply dealer\u2019s role as technician, distri- M butor and friend of the nation\u2019s hospitals was described Mior Westmount Rotary Wednesday by club-member Art M Spiers.Eo Feci Officers ®At Roslyn H and § Election of officers will take Place at the final meeting of the season of the Roslyn Home and School Association, Tuesday at the school at 8:15 p.;.President Howard Lauer will Present a program of songs under the direction of Miss Vera Jamieson, and there will be a short demonstration of gym work under Lew Davies and Mrs.| John Warburton, Clasrooms wil be open from 7:30 to 8:15 p.m., for the benefit of parents.Once again the hallways will be decorated with work from the art clagses.8 Graduate From RMC Three district cadets were among a class of 100 graduating recently from the Royal Military # College at Kingston, Ont., They are: Champe -C.M, Pow- is, 21, 389 Metcalfe Ave, West- mount army; Charles -S.Robertson, 21, 86 Dobie Ave., Town of Mount Royal, army; John Store 4150 Hingston Ave, RC A All the graduates become reg- Pr officers.in the \u201carmed qroes, Forty -eifit of them will RCA In the army, 38 in the AF and 14 with the Navy.n M > \u201cIn a.changing world with new types of medicine being brought out almost daily for hospital use,\u201d said Mr.Spiers, \u2018doctors often may have a patient whom they think a new drug will help.They want it, not tomorrow, but right then.It is in those circumstances that the hospital turns to its supplier for advice, assistant and service and the supplier thus becomes a consultant and counsel.\u201d Mr.Spiers éxplained that it would be impractical and expensive for hospitals to deal directly with drug-manufacturers.The presence of the retail supplier was almost absolutely indispensable.\u201cBy selling through the dealer, the manufacturer gets his product to the consumer at the lowest possible cost.The consumer benefits from this too since the dealer can deliver goods promptly, and time in the hospital means money and lives.\u201d Before Mr.Splers' speech, Brian Martin, Westmount Rotary's youthful] delegate to \u201cAdventure in Citizenship\u201d sponsored by Ottawa Rotary, gave a report on his trip.Brian, a pupil of St.Leo\u2019s school, spent three.days in the Federal capital with many other boys and girls from across Canada.In the chair for the meeting was club president, Ernest E.Mills.He extended an official welcome to the newest West- mount rotarian, Dick Powell.-~, his pretty spouse Marilyn in front of one of the magnolia trees that blooms this week on Forden Crescent.John Milligan Named To Head The Solar Club John Milligan, a veteran member of the Solar Club which operates as a benefit organization of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, has been elected president of the group for the year 1956- 57.He succeeds Ted Ramsay who served as president for che past two years, Also elected to executive posts were Harry Hughes, vice-presi- dent, and William Metzger, who succeeds Mr.Hughes as treasurer.Peter Adamac was named secretary.The club members also elected seven directors at the final meeting of the 1955-56 season held at the hospital last Thursday.Headed by the immediate past president, Mr, Ramsay, other directors of the group for the ensuing year are: Glyn Hilton, Art Spears, Ron Morie, Ralph Hogan Ed Campan and Les Osmond.In reviewing the year's past activities, it was pointed out that the club raised several hundred dollars for the Queen Eli- zageth Hospital and assisted \u2018:n the annual financial campaign of the institution.More than $400 was also donated to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital to pay for a new rubber-tile floor in Griffith Memorial Hall.WINS TROPHY Anthony Tyrrell, 372 Grosvenor | Ave, Westmount, has won the Athiéte \"of, the, Year trophy for 1956 at St.Leo's school, \u201c 127 public welfare.for the year including school -|tax, provided for estimated revenue of $2,237,050, while the .| actual revenue for gengral pur- \u2018| poses amounted to $2,318,384, an increase in general revenue of $108,090 over 1954.+\u2026 City officidis reported total snowfall wag 78.2 inches, a decrease of 54 inches from the 1954 figures.Snow removed from the streets by truck and blowers amounted to approximately 180,000 tons.A total of 905 tons of salt were used on icy sidewalks and streets, \u2019 The police department reported 1,002 accidents during the year with 268 persons injured, including one fatality.This was an increase of 68 accidents over the previous year.There .were 7,375 court tickets issued, 692 arrests, and 752 summonses.There were also 663 convictions for speeding and 23 cars were stolen, all later recovered in the municipality.\u2018Traffic control was considered | to be the most difficult problem and the -major activity of the police department.The practice of assigning off-duty personnel to certain points during peak hours was continued and five school crossing guardians were posted, - Estimated property damage caused by fires in the city amounted to nearly $34,000 of which $17,000 was caused in five fires.The highest fire loss occurred in September when two fires.accounted for 36 per cent of the year's total loss.A total of 371 fire calls were received.Total participation in playgrounds at three parks was estimated at 11,362 persons.Registration for \u2018sports and other activities totalled 1,350, while participation in all sports and games was 108,560.Total population was set at 28,168.LIBRARY CLOSING The Mechanics\u2019 Institute Library, 1200 Atwater Ave, will close at 1 p.m.Saturdays during the month of June.Special summer hours do not go into effect until July.Annual Report Reveals $98,000 Surplus In 55 Despite an increase in departmental expenditures for the year, a surplus of $98,082 was reported in the 1955 | annual report of the city.Expenditures totalled $1,890,224, an increase over 1954 when the figure was $1,851,886.The increase was attributed to increased wages and salaries and the cost of A It was noted that the budget %- Fête des Fleurs Officials Expect Visitor Influx Approximately 4,000 visitors, \u2018including Mrs.Louis St.Laurent, the guest of honour, are expected to attend the fifth annual Fete des Fleurs to be held at the Museum of Fine Arts Thursday, May 31.The show will be open to the public after 3:30 p.m.The flower arrangement competition for amateurs, under sponsorship of the museum Ladies Committee, has attracted international interest with enquiries coming in from midwestern United States and the Canadian Pacific coast, Several garden club groups in the U.S.are expected to arrive by chartered bus for the event.Exhibits, arranged by professional florists, will again be featured and cut flowers, used in the overall decoration, will be auctioned at 10 p.m.During early evening, ribbons will be presented to winners in 14 different classes, including a children\u2019s class, The awards will be given by \u2018Mrs.St.Laurent who will make a special trip from Ottawa for the event.; .Tickets for the show may be obtained at the museum door or from members of the ladies committee.Mrs.A.Deschamps heads the flower show committee.PLAN $500,000 BUIEDING Construction is to start In June on an estimated $500,000 apartment building at the southeast corner of Sherbrooke St.Wand Clarke Ave.The six-storey structure will contain 25 deluxe suites and a ten-room penthouse and will be owned by the tenants on a cooperative basis.Architect Franco Consiglio, 1201 Guy St., is acting for the owner-huilders, Clarke Avenue Apartments Inc.Rees BALLET ENTRE NOUS members pose as they will appear «in Mary Beetles 25th anniversary dance recitals June 2 at the ¥WOA, Dorchester St., and June 8 at West Hill High School.: of ETE i= bi $i À CTX A ee mere at ere Caer nme i OA tt 10 rl \u2014 5 7 a \u2019 rr PAGE TWO ~~ SE The owner.of \u2018every bujlding located in the forest or within a mile therefrom must clear away all forest debris within a radius of 50 feet around this building.The average size of Canadian families is 3.8 persons.Newfoundland has largest families, average 4.5 persons; British Columbia has smallest families, 3.4 persons.KEN CHISHOLM ® COMMUNITY PUBLIC RELATIONS © CORPORATE FUBLIC RELATIONS ® SPECIAL PROMOTIONS ° P.O.Box 188 Montreal 9 Office: 852 Decarie Blvd.Clty of St.Laurent IMPORTED GOODS of best quality Many patterns to choose from in SHETLANDS, SAXONYS, TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, TROPICALS SUITS and TOPCOATS Made to Measure QUICK SERVICE Customer's or our material made up.® REPAIRING ® REMODELLING © REFITTING F.L.SILVER LADIES' & GENT'S TAILOR 1235 Greene Ave.(Downstairs) WI.6633 THE FOSSILS CLUB of Montreal, Inc., made their third contribution recently for major improvements to the waterfronts of Scout Camp Tamaracouta Wolf Cubs, plus funds for \u201ccamperships\u201d to help needy lads and Camp Jackson Dodds for Beefles School - Dance Recifals Set For June 2, 8 The Dance Recitals, presented by Mary Beetles, will be held at the YWCA Auditorium, Saturday, June 2 at 2:15 p.m, and Friday, June 8 at 8:15 p.m.Title: of the Evening Recital this year is \u201cThe Queen Gives a || Christmas Party\u201d and it will feature beginners, intermediate and HOTEL PLEASANT vip) E * NORTH HATLEY, Que, Situated on beautiful Lake jy, sawippi.90 .miles from Mor, real.Route 1 to Mag og 9.Pavey road all the way \" North atley, Golf, water skiing and ay 0 | summer sports superviseg 8 resident director.Every mp W comfort at reasonable rates, Sprinkler Protectey 3 + \u2019- Fully Licensed .For\u2019 full particulars regan; rates, etc, Write or phone | John McKay, proprietor, or Mol tor Vacation Bureau, WA.an] senior ballet pupils and tap and character dancers.The matinee is called \u201cGarden: Fantasy\u201d and will feature kindergarten pupils and younger pupils in addition to selections by the Ballet Entre Nous group.The latter group; comprising 20 young dancers, will be seen in special features.The troop has performed at many events during the past year among which | wag the Quebec Dance Teachers Association Festival, - THE SIGN OF THE SHAGGY bog The evening recital and matinee shows will be under the Spring Valley Im] direction of Miss Jeanne Rodier ~ SOUTH BOLTON, QUE with assistants Milienka Neider- 1, strategic stop-over on fi] attend the camps.Walter O'Connor, right, president of the ; Fossils, is thanked by Farle T.Moore, president of the Boy Scouts Association, Montreal region, for a cheque for $2000.THIS WEEK AND NEXT AT.¢ To-day the Unity Boys\u2019 Club of Westmount will wind up winter program activities with a series of special events \u201cCHRISTMAS\u201d EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR FOR INSURANCE Edwin D.CHRISTMAS INSURANCE BROKER MA.3332 308 ST.JAMES ST.W.mm, WA.4568 Montreal fm ÊPy You see many of these signs around town Each represents TWO Unity Boys\u2019 Club, A PROJECT OF WESTIAOUNT ROTARY- CLUB 772 077777 By M a uri ce M a ri a si ne By popular demand the Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent Parade will present a 214 hour Variety | Show for the benefit of members, parents and friends in the community.The Show will feature junior talent and the program will consist of singers, dancers and musicians.Many of the cast have appeared on television and radio.One local favourite, Evelyn Desjardins, recently entertained service men in Goose Bay, Labrador.Another, Lois Allum, has been auditioned for a \u201cPick The Stars\u201d television show.The Variety Show starts at 8.00 p.m.In conjunction with the Variety Show the Unity Boys\u2019 Club will hold the Annual Hobby Show Exhibition.Articles of varying description which have been produced in the hobby work shop will be displayed.Ribbons denoting First, Second, Third lova, Doreen Lacelle, Gwen Coleman and Jeanine Leger.This year\u2019s recitals will mark the 25th anniversary of the Mary Beetles School and all proceeds will be turned over to the most direct route to the Mail Coast, through the famous Bolfal Pass.Enjoy quiet comfort and aime} phere in the Mountains of Bron J.B.HAMILTON, Hos | Kinsmen Club of Montreal boys and youth work.Phone Mansonville 68 R 2 KNOWLTON GROVE HOTEL On Brome Lake- \u2014 Knowlton, Que.Opens June 23rd * - GUEST HOUSES \u2014 COTTAGES \u2014 CABINS - Ne Tennis \u2014 Clock Golf \u2014 Swimming.\u2014 Boating Dancing \u2014 Large Lounge- Rooms \u2014 Goed Food / For rates and reservations, phone EL.4594 \u20ac satisfied persons, the vendor and the purchaser.For over 150 years our firm has been giving efficient, prompt and profitable service to clients.If you have a real estate problem consult us.4492 St.Catherine St.W.#H.Ingeph & Ao.REAL ESTATE Serving Montreal since 1804 .Dorval Shopping Centre GL.3504 ME.1-8511 EEE EE IV VV VV VV VVVVVVVVvYwvwwrel CHARLES VV VV VV VVVVVVVV VV VVVVYWVY re a en \"a\" Te mm A LIMITED Interior Decorating Service For 40 Years MOVING JUNE 4th To larger and more modern premises in WESTMOUNT PLACE Westmount's newest apartment building 4421 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST .Between Kensington & Metcalfe Aves.Phone: WE.2726 A AAA AAAMMAMAMAMAMAM AA ola ul BROOKS had Addl ddddddddd aa with a party last Tuesday after- Club.They held their final social for the craft and hobby season .With the closing of the 4i- brary the Club members who have books are requested to re- Unity Social Club for Elderly People continue to carry on with their weekly meetings.33 were in attendance last Thursday .Plans are now underway for the Summer Program.Members are urged to register .and Victor Cummings will represent the Club in the Juvenile Golden Gloves .teer Institute under Professor Cuthbert Gifford, School of Social Work of McGill University continues to meet every Thursday evening .Unity is forming Junior and Intermediate Softball teams to play in Inter-Club League.live in the ocean.Some, found near.the Philippines, \u2018are, only.from one-third to oñe-halt-inch long when fully grown.place and Recognition will be awarded to the most meritorious.Also the same evening the newly formed Ladies Auxiliary of which will be used to purchase dishes for the Club.EWS ABOUT THIS \u2018N\u2019 THAT Mrs.Anderson\u2019s Knitting class wound up their seasons activities noon .Also completing an active season was the Friday Nite get together .Friday's Hobby Show will ring down the curtain turn them immediately .The .Fred\u2018 Wood .The Volun- Gobies are small fish which will hold a Food Sale, the funds | You Are Cordially Invited to Attend a Free Lecture Entitled \u201cChristian Science : a The Way of Obedience to Divine Law\" Ë by James Harry McReynolds, CSB, of Dalls, Texas [E MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF LECTURESHIP OF THE MOTHER » CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN H BOSTON, MASS.i Montreal High School Auditorium 3449 University Street Tuesday Evening, May 29th, at 8.15 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Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's SUITS AND COATS ; MADE TO MEASURE with best English materials and workmanship.10 DAYS DELIVERY Thru a Special Process your old Fur Coats can be made to look LIKE NEW also into Stoles, Capes and Shorties.RESTYLING AND REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St.Catherine) PICK-UP and DELIVERY WE.5908 CLOSED SATURDAYS Tee.SCOUTS OF THE First Westmount Troop line up for Examiner photographer Ted Harrison.Left to right are Peter Bischoff, Andre Wxaminer 25 [= \u201c55 YEARS IN WE.4046 WESTMOUNT ' Reliable .| wATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmakers OHMAN'S JEWELLERS 1216 Creene Ave.\u2018 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 25.1956 N les Kinghorn, Scoutmaster Bruce Martin, Leonard Shannon, Ronald Hamm, Michael Shannon and Keith Alsop.Hand, Char- 2 a PAGE THRE} \u201cwas presented with a Medal of Merit for capturing a purse- snatcher in the city.The First Inter-Provincial Camporee was held in March 1912 and First Westmount entertained twenty-five Scouts from Ontario.At this time there were only eight troops in Greater Montreal and in May 1912 during a visit by the late Duke of (Continued on page 5) x ws Sv left, holds a Lord Baden- By TED HARRISON The First Westmount Troop is the oldest Scout Troop in West- mount and stems directly from the late Colonel Gardner's Troop which was the original Scout Troop in Canada.The West- mount Unit was first formed in June of 1910 and the charter was dated August 10 of that year.Claude S.Allen was the Scoutmaster and the Troop held meetings in the old Victoria Hall.A rally for the late Lord Baden-Powell, founder of the Boy Scouts Association, was held in Montreal in 1910 at which First Westmount Troop took an active part.In June of the same year, Scoutmaster Allen accompanied by three members of the troop were .the Quebec Scout representatives at the Coronation of the late King George Fifith.A \u201cSpecial Annual Good Deed\u201d of the early troop was the donating and distribution of ham- + pr FFF Powell to the First Westmount Troop.Charles Knghorn proudly displays the Troop\u2019s crest, dated 1909.(Photo by Ted Harrison).Glorious First Westmount\u2019 Wrote Initial Scout Chapter pers at Christmas to needy families of St.Henry.; In 1912 the swim team was awarded the Clouston Trophy and at a apecial ceremony held VICTORIA AVE.GARAGE Ç Now Operated By { GIRARD AUTOMOBILE Inc.- NIGHT OR DAY PARKING AVAILABLE REASONABLE RATES 370 Victoria Avenue (Just below Sherbrooke) EL.0767 N.GOUGEON Reg'd HARDWARE GEO.D'ARCY, PROP.PAINTS - WALLPAPER - TOOLS CROCKERY = - SPORTING GOODS Agent for MARTIN-SENOUR PAINTS ® Special Discount to Property Owners © 4621 NOTRE DAME STREET WEST WE.2417 rage WE.9024 PROMPT DELIVERY on November 2, Scout Drysdale Consulf JOE WILLIAMS 4027 HARVARD AVENUE Representing SUN LIFE OF CANADA WESTMOUNT BRANCH 310 Victoria Avenue HU.9-4952 Res.HU.8-5975 JE [ee pro 2 Moe dT TT TS NA Che ee ve -.ET am ea ein tn MAD mh LL] cid id ES TR HAE: lL i} .te ce ons ages .__ ._ x ÿ i oe is PACE YOUR - THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1956.\u2018 Fun Club | Bigger, Better For 55 Leaders Report Again this year the boys and girls of Westmount and vicinity | will have the opportunity of taking part in a program of summer activities as plans for a \u201cbigger\u201d and \u201cbetter\u201d YMCA .Bummer Fun Club get underway.The Fun Club will be directed this year by Ron Watt, who has \u2018mount Y.M.CA.three years.Ron is a student at been associated with the West- for the past Sir George Williams College and is training for a Y.M.C.A.profes-\u2019 sional career.( The girls section of the pro- | gram will be directed by Marion McFeat, a student at Westmount : industrial LIMITED 65 Hillside Ave.Small or large installations In houses or * PROMPT SERVICE * P.McCUAIG \u2018Westmount plants promptly carried out.INSTALLATIONS and REPAIRS Look Mom -\u2014 that's our Captain! Your friendly Bank of Nova Scotia assistant accountant is this young customer\u2019s Sea Ranger Captain.For thousands of other Bank employees, their customers are their friends, people they\u2019ve met \u201cafter hours\u201d.For the same desire to serve which makes our staff such friendly people to do business with, leads them to serve their communities in other ways.You\u2019ll find them active in church, club, civic affairs.You'll find them always ready to help you.Why not drop into your nearest BNS branch and meet them.Here's the face they're looking at\u2014 Mrs.Katharine Beers, Assistant Accountant at our Brace- bridge, Ontario, branch.Kay, widowed during the war, hasasonandadaughter aged 14 and 16.But she still finds time to captain her Girl Guide Sea Rangers, serve as Chairman of the Education Committee of the Board of Education and as a member of the Local Community Night School Management Committee.The BANK of NOVA SCOTIA Your Partner in Helping Canada grow \"Get to know the staff at your BNS Branch.You will find them helpful and friendly.\" Griffith Memorial Hall during DONATION MADE: Ted Ramsay, from left) president of the Solar Club, hands over a cheque for more than $430, to L.B.Unwin, president of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.The money was.donated to the hospital to pay for the new tile floor laid in .son of the Solar Tlub\u2019s activities.Other Solar Club members to attend the official presentation ceremony held in Mr.Unwin\u2019s office, were, from left to right: Harry Hughes, treasurer, John Milligan, newly elected pre- - sident, and Les Osmond, a director.(second the past sea- Senior High Schogl.She has been, and the Hi-Y Clubs of West- mount for many years.The counsellor staff of the camp are students of the local schools who are interested in the Y.M.C.A.program and have offered to give the youth of West- mount some of their skills in guiding their summer activities.This year\u2019s club will operate Monday through Friday beginning June 25 to August 18, five days a week, and will include a varied program of Swimming Instruction, Crafts, Nature.Lore, Hikes, Tours, Athletics, games i of all kinds, and Overnight trips and Sleep-outs.There will be a few new, special events and surprises which the children should enjoy.There will be special times\u2019 at which the parents may participate in the program.L.R.Waller will again supervise the Lumberman-Voyager Week of competitions.The committee in charge of the club, under the chairmanship of Fred.Thom and assisted by Fred Rowley, Bruce McFarlane and Richard Dendy, has already met to help plan a program that everyone will be eager to attend.For further information, application forms and folders contact Ron Watt, assistant youth secretary at Westmount Y.M.C.A.\u2014 GL.3916.Jack Turner Outlines Aims To Y's Men Jack Turner, International Director of the Northeastern Region of Y\u2019s Mens Club from Reading, Mass., was guest speaker at a joint meeting of Sherbrooke, Verdun and Westmount Y\u2019s Men recently at Westmount Y.M.C.A.Mr.Turner outlined the aims of Y's Men's work throughout the 30 countries in which there are clubs, namely helping and providing service to the Y.M.C.A.and.through money-raising projects contributing towards the charitable needs of the community, He went on to say the best means of helping the young people of our community is through the Y's Men's major emphasis committee's of Young Adult, Boys Work, World Outlook and New Y.M.C.A.Member Service.Mr.Turner concluded his remarks by emphasizing the need that each individual member be sold on the idea that the best way of accomplishing worthwhile results with youth and providing adequately, for the many needs of the community, is through belonging to a Y's Men's Club.connected with the Hobby Show | \u2014 Use Examiner Classifieds for Best Results \u2014_\u2014 Got omy.Census Taker When I call at your home during the next few Weeks 1 will have only a few simple questions \u2014the name, age and marital status of those living at your address.If you live on a farm, there are some additional questions about acreage, crops, livestock and equipment.The information you give me will be kept in strict confidence.Every Census worker has taken an oath of secrecy.By Act of Parliament, the personal information gathered by the Census about individual Canadians can be used only for general overall statistics.It cannot be disclosed to any government agency or private organization.Canada is taking count to keep up with her rapid growth.Census facts are required to meet and plan overall national needs\u2014 \u201cschools, public utilities, welfare services, farm and industrial production, employment.+ t ger C= s a big job\u2014your cooperation will help = nse us do it quickly and » Sous or sauna O% 3 fant va accurately.ne ] DOUINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS : v Tat Every census taker carries s tres 10 TO CRRTIFY THA this official identification i Que = det Doe TE ETT SEES card 10 show that he or she : : = Eo oor 1 Canta, ire ever has been appointed by the i d Toe he eon Government of Canada to - mone el help take the Census.3 prés Dominion Stoiiet ea Ask io see it.3 _ tion con os mom wt bo di scince amy portion tharos! CL LS RANEY BPTI ty TEN 1 : - GIFT FOR FRANCE: Members of the Westmount Junior High School Red Cross Association are preparing a tape recording of songs by the school choir and band whick.will be sent to a similar group- in France as part of the International Friendship program of the Canadian Red Cross.Taking part in the recording are, left to right, Irene Ellin, Jim Berwick, secretary; Bill Gaul, president, and Diana Geddes, vice-president.(Harrison Photo) ° \u2018 * Glorious First.(Continued from page 8) Connaught who was then Governor General of Canada, all the troops assembled at Fletchers Field for his inspection.On December 9, 1913 the troop was presented with a set of colours by the Westmount City Council and the Daughters of the Empire.These colours are still part of the history of First Westmount.\u2019 A very distinctive honour bestowed on the troop in 1913 was the receiving of a personal letter from the late Lord Baden- Powell, which reads as follows: \u201cI am delighted to hear of the good progress which is being made by the Boy Scouts in ANCHOR\" For cheery refreshment \u2014 here\u2019s the lively lager you'll find sparkling light and bright \u2014 the DRY beer you\u2019ll call MY beer.- Quebec Province.This First Westmount Troop seems clearly to have made a name for itself and I hope that the others will go on and do likewise.His Royal Highness the Duke of Con- naught, chief scout for Canada, has told me how highly pleased he is with the smartness and efficiency of the Scouts generally throughout Canada, and I feel sure that those of Quebec are not going to be behind the rest in any way.My best wishes to them all for success and \u2018good camping\u2019.(signed) Robert | Baden-Powell\u201d.A Scout Exhibit was organized by the City Council of Montreal in 1914 and of seventy- seven awards presented at the exhibit, twenty-one were won by First Westmount.The records of the troop show a total of fifty- eight King\u2019s Scouts \u2014 \u201camong them are William S.Smart who was the first King\u2019s Scout in the Province of Quebec and E.J.Slessor the present District Commissioner.First Westmount Troop carried on successfully until 1923 when following the fire at the old Victoria Hall the troop moved its meeting place to St.Matthias Church Hall.Meetings were held until 1929 when the troop moved to the present location at Stanley Presbyterian Church, located at Victoria Avenue and Westmount Avenue.John M.Coupland was scoutmaster from 1929 to 1938 and a significant event during this time was the establishment of a troop camp at Lost River near Gate Lake.The records show from 1910 until 1944 when the first troop disbanded that bridge-building was a highly specialized activity.At a display held in 1912 the troop constructed a forty-two foot bridge in forty minutes and during the last tour of Lord Baden-Powell erected a 110 foot bridge in 55 minutes.The present troop \u2014 still known as First Westmounf Troop \u2014 was started by Scoutmaster Bruce Martin and S.L.Shannon.The troop is small at present, there .are two patrols the \u201cMoose\u201d and \u201cLion\u201d.All the boys have passed their Tenderfoot Badge and they have one Second Class and \u2018one First Class Scout.Both patrol leaders have their Bronze Arrowhead (a patrol leaders indoor training course award) and Leonard Shannon before the end of the year will be awarded his Queen's Scout.Scoutmaster Martin is anxious to build the troop up to its former position as one of the leading troops of the City and any boys living in the district who ~ THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1956 M.(Salvation Army Asks Final Spurt In a statement issued by Major General AE.Walford, general chairman of The Salvation Army Campaign, it is stressed that- all members of the community who have shown their interest in the work of the Army should now do everything in their power to bring the 1956 Campaign to a successful conclusion.General Walford underlines the important featuré that all canvassers should arrange to pick up cards and donations as soon as possible.He adds a plea to those who are holding cards to fill them in now so that \u2018they will be ready when canvassers ~call, would like to become members are invited to contact him at MElrose 1-0276.Suggests.LAWN TOP v PAGE FIVR Eleven students from West mount, will be among the 34L graduates receiving diplomas at the Sir George Williams College annual convocation tonight at 8.30 in St.James United Church, \u2018| 463 St.Catherine St.W.* Elizabeth Sabina Trueland becomes an Associate in Arts.Bachelor of Commerce degrees will be conferred on Robert Local Students Will Receive Degrees Downing Bourassa, B.A.Done old Reid Fenwick, Raphael Are nold Fleming, Ronald George Harris and Isamu Sam Hashi- moto, Robert Graham Findlay, Rone ald Fernand Gilbert, Thomas Alexander Thompson and Miles Wisenthal are Bachelors of Arts.Ann -Paton Pow receives her Bachelor of Science diploma, \u2014- 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$1.00 half year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mail.Post Office Dept., ttawa.FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1956 Faith and Doubt V By Rev.Canon R.K.Naylor Rector, Trinity Memorial Church Criticism of the teaching of the Christian Church comes from two directions and we must assume that both criticisms are sincere.The first comes from within the Church.The critics say in effect that they are quite prepared to accept the ethical teaching of Our Lord; they are very strong in their approval of the Golden Rule and of the Sermon on the Mount; they even say that if the world guided itsef by those teachings our economic and social troubles would come to an end, and even our international problems.It is when we come to the more personal sayings like \u201cCome unto me,\u201d and \u201cNo man cometh unto the Father but by me,\u201d that they object to the tone of personal authority.They would be prepared to accept the miracles of healing, because they can be parallelled in our own day.But the Feeding of the Five Thousand cannot be compared explained away.> with anything modern, so it must be This kind of criticism appeals to the modern mind with its scientific outlook, which will accept only what it can verify by experiment.Unique, unrepeatable events have no place in its scheme of things.It is a very old state of mind which has appeared in every stage of the Church\u2019s history It appeared in the City of Colossae in St.Paul's lifetime; and still more clearly in the second and third centuries.It was due to the attempt of perfectly sincere Christians to accommodate the teaching of the Church to the science and philo- sorhy of the day.That science and philosophy died but the teaching of the Church remained.That state of mind appeared again in the Middle Ages and the Schoolmen tried to interpret the Gospel in terms of the philosophy of Aristotle, with the result that there came a rebellion against the old scholasticism, and a restoration of the Scriptures against the philosophy of the day.We get it in the work of John Colet who founded St.Paul's School in London early in the sixteenth century because \u201che could hardly attend to anything else but the destruction of that Idol of Ignorance, the cobweb Divinity of the schools, and to exalt the Scriptures and Jesus Christ in its room.\u201d The attempt at accommodation was made again in the eighteenth century The philo- sorhers of the day tried to bring Christian teaching into harmony with a philosophy which we would not accept today.But the teaching remained.Again in the nineteenth century the scholars tried to write the Life of Christ UNITARIAN CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH UNITARIAN Sherbrooke St.at Simpson Minister: Rev.Angus Cameron, B.A, B.D.Sunday, May 27th 11:00 a.ni.Sermon Subject: \u201cLiving \u2018As If\u201d Donald Mackey, Organist and Director of Music The Church School anid Kindergarten + on the assumptions of the science of the day that \u201cmiracles do not \u2018happen,\u201d and therefore the miraculous must be excluded from the Life of Christ.Those Lives of Christ of the nineteenth century are seldom read today but their influence persists; However, there is one obstacle to all these attempts.That is no matter what the science and rhilosophy of the day may say, the record of the Life remains, and the interpretation of the re- SYNAGOGUES SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue,_ 7 Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchot Cantor Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fromm PUBLIC WORSHIP Sabbath Eve, Friday, May 25th Evening Services at 6:15 p.m.; Candle Lighting no later than 8:05 p.m.SABBATH MORNING .9:00 p.m.Preliminary Services 10:00 a.m.Scriptural Readings Numbers, Ch.8, v.1 - Ch, 12, v.16.Zechariah, Ch.2, v.14 - Ch.4, v.1.Evening Services at 8:15 p.m.Ethics of the Fathers Ch.2 WEEKDAY SERVICES Sunday morning at 8:30 a.m.Weekday mornings at 7:30 a.m.Sunday and Weekday Evenings at 8:15 p.m.TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4128 Sherbrooke St.West Westmount, Montreat Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, May 25th at 8:15 o'clock, Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cA Saviour Of Judaism\" (the life of Rabbi Joachanan ben Zakkai).BAR MITZVAH At the Service Imarlene and Joan daughters of Mr.and Mrs, Gaston Albright will be called to the Reading of Torah in observance of their B \u2018nos Mitzvah.Following the worship a Kiddusi.meception will take place in the Temple Community ouse.TEMPLE SISTERHOOD Annual Closing Luncheon Meeting, and 70th anniversary observance Tuesday, May 29th, 12.30 o'clock, Temple Community House.Reservations - Mrs.H.H, Lewis, WEllington 3488.! NINTH ANNUAL FAMILY PICNIC AND FIELD DAY Sunday, June 10th, all day auspices Home and School Association, cnic Grounds - Howard Estate, Chambly in Unitarian House at 11:00 a.m.Canton.BAPTIST Sherbrooke Minister Emeritus \u2014 J.Guest Preacher: DOUGLAS WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Moderator \u2014 George Adam Organist \u2014 Galt MacDermot, B.A.,, B.Mus, 11:00 AM.\u2014 \"Gardens of God\" 7:30 P.M.\u2014 \"The Heresy of Vagueness\" At the conclusion of the evening service there will be a recital of sacred music by the Church choir VISITORS WELCOME W.at Roslyn A.Johnston, B.A,,D D, J.WILSON, M.A., Ph.D.4 i \u201cTHE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1956 cord remains in the Creeds and \u2018Theology of the Church.There 18 a second obstacle which concerns, those who read history.That is, that while the record of the Life remains constant the science and philosophy change from generation to generation.Fred Hoyle, the Cambridge astronomer, some six years ago wrote a book on.the Nature of the Universe in which he asserted that he had set the pattern for the next 500 years.-But tern, The surest thing abont sci: ence is that it.is changing\u2019 its interpretation of the universe every day; and that we accom- modaté ourselves to those changes; but there is one side of our thinking that depends on God's revelation and not on man's search.The search is part of our human nature as the revelation is part of.God's nature, and it is the faith of the Church which holds the two together.Ellen Douglas Aux.The Ellen Douglas Auxiliary will mest on Monday, at 8:15 p.m.\u2018in the .church hall of Melville Presbyterian Church.Miss Mary Sherrick, Missionary on furlough from the Bhil Field, will be the speaker.Mrs.N.R.Dunlop will lead the devotions.Guest soloist will be Mrs.Terence Seaman accompanied at the piano by Mr.Terence 'Seaman \u2018 UNITED .CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester Street at Greene Avenue Westmount Minister: Rev.Walter J.Spence 11:00 a.m.Communion Service.: (Sunday School in tendance.) BUILDING SKYSCRAPERS.Supplemen- Communion Service following regular service.at- 7:30 p.m.Visitors are very welcome Organist and Choir Director: Mrs.Alice Brown, A.Mus.(McGill) DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.& Lansdowne Ave.Service.Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A.D.D, Rev.Eric A.Mcliwain, B.A, Sunday, May 27th 11:00 a.m.Nursery.11:00 a.m.Dr.Lloyd Smith, \u201cBlessed Trinity\u201d 3:00 pm.Church School Closing - Exercises.7:30 pm.Rev.Eric McIlwain \u201cIf God Were Focused.\u201d 8:45 p.m.Young People's Union Organist and Choirmaster \u2014 Mr, John Robb, Mus.Bac.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH 401 Cote St.Antoine Road {near Argyle Avenus) WESTMOUNT Minister: Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A., D.D.11:00 a.m.\u2018 PROMOTION SUNDAY.FLOWER SERVICE.The Sacrament of Baptism The Cross of Flowers Promotion Exercises (The Church School) Presentation of Bible (In Memoriam) - Sermon by Dr.\u201cTHE MINISTRY O ENCOURAGEMENT.\u201d 7:30 p.m.\"THE OF THE SEASONS\" A Choral Service by Mr.Motley and St.Andrew's choir.Grant: Organist and Choir Director PHILLIPS MOTLEY B.A, Mus Bac., F.C.C.O.ENVESTMOUNT Park SER 704 - EMMANUEL | I x ; LIN UNITED CHURCH 1] 3 Minister: Rev.Callum Thompson.B.A.B.D.Sunday, Mav 27th 11:00.a.m.Morning Worship: \u2018One-Purpose People,\u201d 7:30 p.m.Evening Worship: \u201cHidden Courage.\u201d Congregational \u201cFire= side.\u201d Pictures of Kiti- mat.8:30 p.m.INFANTS NURSERY with trained attendahts , 11:00 A.M.A his next book changed the pat- fr | Westmount Baptist xx , Dr.Douglas J.Wilson, Editor of the \u201cDesign for Living\u201d page of the Montreal Star, will be the guest preacher at Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday.In the morning, 11:00 o'clock, Dr, Wil-] son will speak on the \u201cGardens of God\u201d and in the evening, 7:30 p.m., his subject will be \u201cThe son completed recently a term as Interim Pastor of the Town of Mount Royal United Church.\u2018Following the evening \u201cservice, at about 8:45 p.m.the choir of\u2019 Westmount Baptist Church, will\u2019 ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, - Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector - Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay, Honorary Assistant _ Trinity Sunday .8:00 am.Holy Communion.9:45 am.Sunday School -.10:15 a.m.Mattins (said) 11:00 am.SOLEMN EUCHARIST 7:00 p.m.Solemn Evensong Thursday, Feast of Corpus Christi 2:00 & 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist Week Days ; HOLY EUCHARIST 7:00 a.m.Tuesday, Thursday and- : ~aturday.- 8:00 am.Monday anc.Friday.; 9:30 a.m.Wednesday.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Cote St.Antoine Read and Church Hill Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe, Rector Rev.H.John Skynner + Trin ity Sunda y 8:00 am.Holy Communion 11:00 a.m.Mattins.Preacher: The Rev: Douglag Ellis, M.A., Ph.D.7:30 p.m.Evensong, Preacher: The Rector Wednesday 11:00 am.Holy Communion Organist: Mr.Eustace Tait, A.C.C.O.TRINITY MEMORIAL - CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West Trinity Sunday Heresy- of Vagueness\u201d.Dr, Wil- |' T fs present a recital of sacred my.sic.Certain selections to be sun are original compositions by the Church Organist, Mr.Galt Mg, Dermot.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE \u2014_\u2014 First Church of Chriss, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street RANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIr, BCIENTIST, IN BOSTON.Mass, * © Sunday, May 27th 11:00 a.m.Sunday School 11:00 am.Church Service.Subject of Lesson.Ser., +- mon: \u201cANCIENT AND .MODERN .NECROMANCY, ALIAS A MESMERISM AND HYPNOTISM, DENOUNCED.\u201d Golden .Text: Revelation 21:7.He that ovelcometh shall inherit all things; and I -wWil be his God, and he shall be my son.- Wednesday 8:13 p.m.Testimony Meeting.ING ROOM : READ In the Church Edifice.Open to the public Tuesday, Thursday and Fr.day, 2 to 4 p.m.PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ; v Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.\u20ac.Cochrane, B.A, B.D, : Minister Sunday, May 27th 11:00 am.Morning Service MORNING SERVICE ONLY VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE - CORDIALLY INVITED Mr, Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster = WESTMOUNT and VICTORIA AVES.® Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Sunday, May 27th 8:00 am.Holy Communion 11:00 am.Mr.Wilkie: 9:45 am.Junior Department : Unvelling of Memorial 11:00 a.m.Choral Communion, Windows.: Preacher: Rev.H.A.| 11:15 am.Tae Church School Mortimer.7:30 Preparatory Service Nursery, Kindergarten, 0 p.m.epar: : Primary Depa t.7:30 pm.Evensong Preacher: The The number 14 bus stops at _ Rector.«ae corner.Wednesday 7:00 am.Holy Communion DORIS KILLAM, Thursday A.RB.2.C., L.Mus., (McGill) 10:00 am.Holy ommunion Organist and Choir Director UNITED Western Ave.at Lansdowne |, Special Preacher a young Assistant our very finest to hear her.Service.off Mayor Street.Choir Director; J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M.Organist: O.R.Gliddon 463 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST Convenient to Hotels REV.REV.B.B.BROWN, D.D., Asst.Minister REV.NETTIE lL.s.WILSON, B.A,B.D., Arnold Bellis, Organist and Choirmaster THE REV.NETTIE I.J.WILSON, B.A., B.D.11:00 a.m.Sermon Subject: \u201cNOW IS THE HOUR\u201d 7:00 p.m.Recital of Organ Music \u201c 7:30 p.m.Sermon Subject: \"GROW UP\" The Rev.Nettie I.J.Wilson, the brilliant message for young There will be a young people\u2019s fellowship hour in Dawson Hall at the conclusion of the Evening Parking facilities are available in our parking NORMAN RAWSON, Minister Asst.Minister for the Day \u2014 of*St.James is one of preachers.She has a and old.Don\u2019t fail lot, entrance - 431 Ce : ER ic blocks PROPH RGEN\" hall bungall Hé suburbs.A agents.H APART SR BROOK .with ga n urnished BS.FLA D.G., Kin Bl rooms, \u2026.ge fenced tant schoo.M ediate or BU.9-2165.| D RO BERGE dou Ki) Claremon DIE, CADIA Co Bete, brick; .J.BEA venue neaj U.9-48415 D A | = R pô il do ide deco ugs, ete.\u2019 lactory Won XPERT in blaster and TR nteed, TE EGE ETRE Afcred mu.} 10 be sung Hons by the fl HILLMAN A VenTIBLE ACCESSORIES A SEDAN fiUSKY M RD TOP.~ elt Mac PARTS .SALES ENCE\u201d SERVICE mount Avenue feet a \u2018eHURCR F CHRIsp: ON.MASHED , 1 he 1822-26 St.Catherine W.1 à Fi.4616 M CN ET THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1956 PAGE SEVEN casebieés \u2014 PHON E YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2771x | Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 10.30 a.m.Thursday tor current issue | The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising 3¢ for each additional word.20 ROOMS TO LET Eo ¢ suburbs.Ë SHERBROOKE w.4200, 1 JES with garage, until October, or 0 ished continuing on lease.FI.85 : T-54 { FLATS, DUPLEXES I: TO LET TO LET FOR.elderly people, very clean, modern nursing care, luxurious and | comfortable.5486 Cote St.Antoine.T-38 ED.G., King Edward Avenue, upper rooms, space heater available, ree fenced back yard, near Pro- étant school and transportation.Immediate or June 1st, $75.00 a month: HU.9-2165.T-49 0 ROOMS TO LET SM: RGE double room, unfurnished, \u201cBBE Claremont, near Sherbrooke.HU.542700.T.34 % 20 Words 75¢ - Trades and Professional Cards Additional Words 3e Each * 24% AUTOS FOR SALE FORD Mainline station wagon, fully equipped, exceptional condition, $1,650.00.Private.AV.8-0889, after 6 p.m.26 GARAGES TO LET SPACIOUS garage, Bona Vista Rd.near Cote St.Luc.RE.9-8236.T-24 i ete blocks.Repairs and.alterations je sidewalks.chimneys, wall$, floors, I foundations; 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