The Westmount examiner, 25 janvier 1957, vendredi 25 janvier 1957

[" «.Tuesday evening in the Strong Says.office.In his farewell report better.\u201d Transport Chief Spends The Least On Travel Costs (Special to The Examiner) Ottawa, Jan.28 \u2014 Federal Er Transport Minister George C.= Marler, Liberal M.P.for St.E Antoine Westmount consti- ë tuency, received the smallest Tin amount for travelling expenses of any Cabinet Minister, it has been revealed in the public accounts.The total anrount for all Cabinet Ministers was $48,- 732.\u2019 Mr.Marler spent $577 while Agriculture Minister Gardiner received the most, $7,11É.Figures were for the.1955-56 fiscal year, The average for 19 ministers was $2,301.'Y' Teen Club Plans Dance There will be a regular dance tonight with our M.C., Marc Callaghan.David Annesley will be giving a Ljfe Saving Instruc- club only, from 97.30 to 8.30.There will also be a gymnastic class for those interested from 8.30 to 9.30.The dance will Bet underway at 9.30, The sleigh ride was @ fabulous Success.Due to this, there is a sleigh ride scheduled for February 23rd and this will be open \u2018to non-membets.- Membership is open to all boys and girls 15 to 19 years of age.'C.A.is $1.00 and for non-mem- bers is $2.00, .- tion Course for members of the \u201c= The fee for mergbers.of the ¥M.:| EX-MAYOR JAMES A.deLALANNE hands over his chain of office to A.Sydney Bruneau, at an impressive ceremony council chamber of the city hall.The new \u2018council also sat for its first session.à Finances Of Westmount delalanne J.A.deLalanne handed over the city of Westmount \u201cin sound financial position\u201d to A.S.Bruneau Tuesday night, and shortly after the new mayor was sworn into ex-Mayor deLalanne said in part: \u201cOur associations between the city, its employees, the citizens, neighbouring municipalities have never been à Sworn ir by Westmount sec- retary-treasurer A.W.Swan, along with the new mayor, were: Aldermen J.C.Cushing, Michael Garber, F.E.Gates, Alfred Powis, G.G.Ryan and H.G.Sey- bold.They serve one to three years.In speaking of the city's development, the ex-mayor cited the removal of tram tracks, widening of thoroughfares and the successful Salk vaccine program as accomplishments of his term of office.\u201cMost of our problems stem from our geographical position,\u201d he continued.\u201cOur costs per capita have risen ahd will rise more since we can\u2019t look for expansion or much population growth because of our location.\u201d In accepting the chain of office, Mayor Bruneau pledged service to the citizens of Westmount.\u201cI so that you'll not regret your choice.\u201cI value, this chain from a working sense,\u2019.he added, \u201cbut also as evidence of my fellow- citizens\u2019 regard for my wife and myself.\u201d Bouquets of roses were presented, one to Mrs.Bruneau, and who could not attend because of illness.\"Y' Hobby Show Dates Announced The 1957 edition of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Boys and Girls Hobby Show will be presented to the public April 24 to 27 it is announced.The Hobyy Show, operated as a non-piofit- venture, to pro- .mote an interest in hobbies.Types of hobbies to be included in the show this year will - - Again rua the gamut from postage stamps to wood-work- ing and -from coin collections to singing.EE hope that I'l! be able to serve you |.the other for Mrs.de Lalanne, |- A.SYDNEY BRUNEAU, QC, takes his oath of office as : mayor of the City of Westmount for the next two years from A.R.Swan, secretary-treasurer of the city.Mayor Bruneau \u2018+ was elected without opposition Januarÿ 14.Ce - - VOL.XXViil, No, 3 meeting.Featured at this meeting were six students, who spoke on prepared subjects of.their own choice: Marlene Tirkinek, Ross \u2019 P.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JANUARY ».1957 Hurley, Fiona Martin, John Wi- senthal, Mary Lawson and Mur: ray Sperber.In clear voice, Marlene Tir- AT CALVARY EVENT: Rev.Charles R.Plaskett is inducted at Calvary United Church, and Sundaysbegins hisaministry with, the local congrega- |.«tion which,by coincidence; will be celebrating its 80th \u2018anniversary.SIXTEEN PAGES 6 High School Students Display Marked Public Speaking Ability - Results of four months devotion, on the part of the Westmount Rotary Club, to the development of public speaking ability among students from Westmount High -School, were displayed at Wednesday's Rotary luncheon- kinek ably illustrated her contention that quiz programs are -not only fun but profitable as (Continued on Page 2) .(Bermingham.Photô) ve - Sessions PAGE TWO THIS WEEK AND NEXT AT .Unity Boys\u2019 Club 1090 GREENE AVE.A PROJECT OF WESTMOUNT ROTARY CLUB 277 7 7 Ad 7 Za 7 727 IRR Zl?By Maurice Mariasine (LLL UL 772077 y MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE tl James G.Lawson, president of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club of Westmount, Inc., announced this week that the first meeting of the Committee of Management will be held at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club on Thursday, January 31st, at 8.00 p.m.\u2018 Matters pertaining to the general \u2018 operation of the Club will be discussed.As this was \u2018the first meeting of the current season, all members were urged to attend.Members of the committee of management are: Representatives from Industry \u2014 W.N.Le Gallais, B.Roy Machum, A.Miller, Representatives from the Rotary Club of Westmount \u2014 D.T.Youngson, W.G.Moxley, Frank Sharpe, Wm.J.Buyers, W.W.Allison, Dent Harrison, W.Borden Empey, Wm.M.Reay, R.M.Clark, Harry Houston, Donald B.Ross and Ernest E.Mills.Representatives from the Montreal Boys\u2019 Association \u2014 Chrystie L.Douglas, J.W.Knox, C.A.Wylie, CRAFT CLASSES Despite the ideal winter weather conditions for skating, skiing, toboganning and hockey, the Club\u2019s craft program continues to function regularly and with a better than average attendance.The craft and educational classes currently in operation are as follows: Knitting, paper craft, fretwork, model planes, leathercraft, woodwork, tapestry, metal tooling, language class, wood carving and creative art.Most classes have a complete roster, however, new members are \u2018assured that provision will be made to include them in one of the 28 groups which are functioning at the Club.Anyone interested in joining a group is asked to contact Program Supervisor Ron Havard.Girls are advised to contact Beatrice Sarlos for the evéning program or Sylvia Bernfeld for the afternoon program.- BOXING COACH Program Supervisor Ron Havard announced this week that Cedric Mohammed has been appointed Boxing Coach of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club and training will commence Mon- JANUARY CLEARANCE Ladies\u2019 and Gent's SUITS & COATS MADE-TO-MEASURE IN ONE WEEK $55.00 up Latest Patterns in English Woolens Customer's or our own material made up.® REPAIRING ® REMODELLING © REFITTING QUICK SERVICE F.L.SILVER LADIES\u2019 & GENT'S TAILOR 1235 Greene Ave.WI.6633 * Unity Meteors day, January 28th.Training will be conducted every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.Mr.Mohammed is a former boxer of considerable note and most recently was the boxing instructor for St.Anthony\u2019s.The new.coach has issued the welcome mat to all youngsters\u2019 over 12 years of age who would be interested in learning the art of self defence.U.S.TEAM DOWNED The firemen from Fort Cov- ington\u2019s Fire Department was the opposition for Unity's Sen- jor \u201cB\u201d team Saturday afternoon in a friendly exhibition basketball game, Although the American lads produced a fine brand of basketball, they couldn\u2019t cope with the relentless offensive drive put on by the local cagers.Unity was in command throughout the contest winning 80-60 after holding a 39-25 lead at the half-way mark.Set shot artist Ian McInbosh led the = scoring parade with 28 points.Other high scorers for Unity were Ron Hodgman with 15 points and Grant Peterson with 12 points.Fort Covington\u2019s best was McCaffrey with 15 points, A return match is scheduled for Font Covington late in February.On the local M.B.L.scene, Unity is currently leading the League with a 5-1 standing.Two es are on tap this week, bo at home versus Golden Knights and McGill University.MORE BASKETBALL Stan Barr's Unity Meteors who were undefeated in five straight league games lost a close one to Lakeshore last week by the score of 60-59.The final score ,was not determined until the dying seconds of an overtime period.Unity\u2019s John \u201cBugs\u201d McDonaugh, Normie Ryan and Richard Simmons were the big scoring guns for Unity while Rountree was Lakeshore's best.(59) Carter, Ryan, McKissock, MeDonaugh, Hanlon, Simmons, Tabb, Gavin, Cessford.Lakeshore (60) Dickens, Rountree, Raza, Lemm, Fields, Sellar, Decorato, Macewens, Turnbull, Carmichael.Richard Simmons\u2019 Midget Squad lost a close one in City League play to St.Augustine's 25-23.His Bantam Squad however, soundly defeated Neighborhood House 40-29 in another City League game.Bob Neal's Tigers who are just beginning to learn the fundamentals of basketball but boast of the largest number of players (an even dozen) lost a regular league fixture to Point St.Charles 37- 3.The Cubs on the other hand, who have had several years of instruction are currently leading the Biddy League with five straight wins.The big test for the Cubs takes place this week when the opposition will be the Point team.~ GAMES THIS WEEK Unity Senior \u201cB\u201d versus Golden Knights and McGill Uni- INSUR INSURANCE MA.3332 388 St.James Stree?West LLL 72727777270 777777077 LLLLLLS LL SL LS LISSA SSIS LSA SSIS SSL SSSA LLL LLL LSA ISL SILLS ESL LISS SSS SILLS SSIS SLL SS 111117 SSSI LS CHRISTMAS\u201d EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR FOR Edwin D.CHRISTMAS LL A a 2 2a 7 rl 7772, ANCE BROKER WA.4568 Montreal LLL 2 277770777777 770777777, YHE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1957 FETED ON RETIREMENT : Ernest Cousins, president of the milk company that bears his name, is caught by the camera as he presents a wrist watch to retiring general sales manager Edgar Kingdon, who left his post with the company Monday after 31 years service.Edgar Kingdon Paid Tribute On Refirement At the annual dinner for employees and officers of the Ernest Cousins Company, held at Labelle Bar B'\u201cQ\u201d on Wellington Street Monday evening, Ernest Cousins, president and founder of the company, paid tribute to Edgar Kingdon, retiring general sales manager, who was in the employ of the company for 31 years.To a full house, Mr.Cousins said that it was through the et- forts of such men as Mr.King- don, that the business was a success, and that since 1884 when the company was first formed, things had gone from good to very good, and there was every indication that prosperity would remain with them fo many years.In presenting a watch to the retiring sales manager, the president said that it gave him great pleasure to make such a presentation, because anyone who worked so well and with such loyalty deserved all the leisure time he wanted.Head table guests were in troduced to the meeting by F.Perron, who acted as chairman 6 High School .(Continued from page 1) well.Ross Hurley, on an entirely different plane, stressed the need for cultural development in Canada, He.said that development of painting, music and literature in this country was to be ranked high with industrial progress, drawing analogies between the industrial and artistic achievements of the Elizabethan age in England.The exhiliration gained in Sunday-school teaching, was described by Fiona Martin.She elaborated by saying this experience was an aid in acquiring a feeling for humanity, so essential in the teachings of Christ.With surprising maturity, John Wisenthal touched on the versity, McGill Friday night at 8.30 p.m, Unity Meteors versus R.C.- AF.St.Hubert.Unity Midgets versus Verdun and Negro Community Center.Unity Bantams versus Uk- rania, Unity Cubs versus Point and Tigers.Unity Tigers versus St.Colum- ba and.Cubs.Unity Juvenile Girls versus Greenfield Park.game Business Profile The Westmount By SELMA WYLER .In the quiet distinctive atmosphere of Charlotte Gowns, Greene Avenue, the dresses hang on their racks with the modest, unassuming air of knowing their worth, and, like self-assured beauties, have little need of tricky props, and chrome mirrored backgrounds.Cocktail and evening dresses are a veritable fairyland of misty, billowy chiffons, gleaming satins, and seductive taffetas.And to lighten the mundane tasks of daytime, there current international scene.Discussing the question of Western aid to revolts behind the Iron Curtain, he cautioned that the west must first \u201cclean up its own back yards\u201d before it can rightfully interfere in the affairs of the Soviet dominated world.He said the growth of international goodwill was a prime requisite to ultimate world peace.Humourously illustrating the late president Roosevelt's remark, \u2018the only thing we have to fear is fear itself\u201d, Mary Lawson described a hair-raising experience on a camping trip.The excellent student demonstration concluded with Murray Sperber, who urged more understanding and less criticism of the United States\u2019 thorny problem of racial discrimination.Mr.Sperber believed the Americans at large want to wipe out segregation, and illustrated by pointing to recent desegregation legislation.He stressed, however, that the Southern states tradition \u2014 steeped in 200 years of apartheid \u2014 cannot be broken overnight, and that sympathetic understanding must be lent to problems.surrounding ultimate solution.Ted Harrison, chairman of the public speaking course committee, pointed with pride to achievements reached by the students taking the course, and expressed the hope that habits formed in the course of their training would be carried through later life, Youth Service chairman, Ron MacKay, paid tribute to the public-speaking committee and particularly to Mr.Harrison for his inspiration, work and guidance in the entire project.President Moxley chaired the meeting.(Bermingham Photo) Examiner Looks |At A Greene Avenue Gown Shop are smartly-tailored suits of imported woolens, and afternoon * dresses to give that inner tranquillity that being well-dressed always inspires in the feminine heart.Not to forget the luscious colors of the matching sweaters and skirts; the exactness of the shades being a constant tribute to the dyers' art.\u2018To quote from Butler, there are: .\u201cDresses for breakfasts, and.dinners, and balls; Dresses to sit in, and stand in, and walk in; Dresses to dance in, and flirt in, and talk in; Dresses in which to do nothing at all.Dresses for Winter, Spring, ¢ Summer and Fall.\u201d In the alteration room, four fitters are kept busy nipping, hemming, and padding with expert hands, to equalize any lack of figure symmetry, and to create that illusory quality called \u201cchic\u201d.In one corner of the down- stair\u2019s room, a group of hats are perched \u2018on their stands, looking like birds poising for flight .The distinguished house of Charlotte Gowns hag deep roots on Greene Avenue, almost reaching to the quarter-century mark.When asked if the smooth- running atmosphere was habituel, Mr.Colson replied that for the most part, it was.Then as an afterthought, added, \u201cWe did have a very exciting time once, though.\u201d He smiled.\u201cEverything for a big wedding was ready \u2014 down to the last bit of tulle on the bridesmaids\u2019 dresses \u2014 when we discovered to our dismay, that the train to the bridal gown was missing! It was still in Toronto .\u201d However, although the distracted bride must have lost several pounds in the interval, the train did arrive at the eleventh hour, and the wedding was perfcrmed, on time, and with the dignity it deserved.Donald Rae Injured When Autos Collide Donald Rae, 27, 2090 Clare- mont avenue, was taken to Queen Elizabeth Hospital Monday with severe cuts to the face, when his car was in a collision with an other driven by Paul Gagne, 29, of 4765 Palm avenue, The accident occurred gt the intersection of Sherbrooke street and Gros a me Su venor avenue, ARI cos str.on, gr FINE FLOORING eo HARDWOOD ® RUBBER & COMPANY WESTMOUNT Free Estimates ® ASRHALY \u201c À Specializing in Refining Old Floors A.Ross Grafton 4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET WE.2323 \u201c \u201855 YEARS IN WESTMOUNT\" oy Reliable WATCH REPAIRS |'OHMAN'S ye Greene Ave.So xaminer Æ 1 we.4046 VOL.XXVIII, No.4 Pay Good, | Task Easy The City of Westmount urgently requires seven people .to act as crossing guardians.Both men and women are eligible providing they are prepared to give about 314 hours a day to the work, which is mainly concerned with seeing that children can cross the road safely, on their way to and from school.The job which is not too onerous, fills a vital social need.All interested persons should \u2018apply to N.T.Dawe, Personnel Officer, Westmount City Hall, or telephone FI.8531.In 1949 the city authorities ex- perimenteq with four crossing guardians and the resultant drop in road accidents was significant.Encouraged by the success of the experiment they increased the number of guardians in 1950.Intersections where crossing guardians are used are: \u2018Roslyn and Western; Lansdowne and Sherbrooke; Cote St.Antoine and Roslyn; Western and Clarke; St.Catherine and Lansdowne, Olivier and St.Catherine; Roslyn and Westmount.Guardians are invested with the necessary authority to enforce their orders to drivers of vehicles, and \u201dare sworn in as members of the special constabulary.They are paid seventy- five per month, with no deductions for holidays, and are required to be on duty five days à week, Monday\"to Friday.The uniform, which is distine- tive, consists of a cap, a summer or winter type raincoat, white shoulder straps and a belt.A small hand stop sign is also provided.The job is \u201cideally suited to pensioners or housewives living in the vicinity of the various crossing points, who wish to augment their incomes.It is not necessary to be a resident of Westmount in order to apply for the job.|W estmount.Needs Crossing \u201cGuards PAGE THRER .WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1957 * AS MARLERS FETED: Hon.George C.Marler, Federal Transport Minister, Mrs.J.0.Asselin, Mrs.Marler and J.O.Asselin are shown here during a.momentary lull in their receiving-line duties Wednesday hight at the Windsor Hotel, prior to the buffet-dansant held by the St.Antoine-Westmount Women\u2019s \u2019 Liberal Association in honor of Hon.G.À gocktail party preceded the buffet.C.and Mrs.Marler.+ a JANUARY SALE! Take advantage of our \u2018honestly DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ; on all made-to-order SUITS & COATS WORK GUARANTEED Best fit to your satisfaction We specialize in making FALL COATS INTO WARM WINTER COATS Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE .(ust below St.Catherine) WE.5908 CLOSED SATURDAYS - N An Excellent Sales s_Opportanie y .A SALES CAREER ns cons tda rane company, Ne linge cor ings: group insurance, pension plan and financial arrangement are provided.We supply thorough training programme, direct mail plan and other proven methods to help locate buyers and make sales.\u2018} between 20 and 35, ambitious\u2019 and determined to get ahead.He is willing fo work hard and expects to be compensated accordingly.FOR A MAN Experience is not necessary.Enquiries from new Canadians _are UN 6.6411 \u2014 Local 747 .Mr.J.C.Boyd Room 156, Sun Life.Building, Montreal.Telephone Write \u2018 PAGE FOUR Dr.Aberdeen McCabe Outlines Benefits By David Freedman Health Week, with its accent on the virtues of fluor- jdation of water, is a reminder that the City of Montreal intends in the near future to fluoridate the drinking water in its systems and Westmount and other siiburban muni- treated fluid.The Westmount Municipal As- \u2018sociation decided last year to support the plan, and objections of a handful of citizens were subsequently aired.Most serious of these appeared to be on grounds of freedom of choice rather than on any health stand.Dr.Aberdeen McCabe, representative of the Dental Hygiene League of the Province of Quebec has been interviewed by The Examiner on the subject.\u201cFluoridation is a vital answer to the serious problem of tooth decay\u2019.According to Dr.McCabe \u201cNinety-eight percent of all Canadians suffer from it in one form or another,\u201d he added.Dr, McCabe disclosed that proper nutrition was proven to be a basic factor in reducing tooth de- Bay.\u201cThe food we eat contains certain ingredients essential to \" cipalities that take water from Montreal will receive the health,\u201d he noted: \u201cAmong these is fluorine which is found in milk, vegetables, fruit, tea and chocolate.Water contains varying amounts of fluorine according to its type and location,\u201d said Dr.McCabe, \u201cDeep wells are heavily impregnated, while surface rivers and streams have only a fraction of the necessary amount.These surface rivers and \u2018streams absorb a great deal of fluorine by contact with rocks and sands.Ontario The water supplies of forty-one communities in the Province of Ontario contain enough natural fluorine to fill the needs of their residents.Lake Ontario which provides for most of the other communities has only 10 percent of the amount needed.By the time this water reaches the (Near Claremont) GO TO NEW YORK BY BUS Round trip only $17.40.Tickets available at WESTMOUNT INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL SERVIGE Steamships \u2014 Airlines \u2014 Hotels \u2014 Cruises Car Rentals, etc.Official agents for Provincial Transport Co.Also Translations and Copy Writing into French 4927A Sherbrooke St.West HU.8-3941 OLAND'S EXPORT ALE 4 P.M.School (Crossing Guardians Wanted Hours of Work : Approximately 3/2 Hours daily, 5 Days Per Week Hours on Duty: 8.30 to 9 A.M.\u201411.45 A.M.to 12.15 P.M.12.45 P.M.to 1.30 P.M.\u20142.30 P.M to approximately Rate of Pay: $75.per month during school term Vacancies are open in seven locations in the City.For Appointment: Phone Personnel Office Fl.8531 WESTMOUNT CITY HALL Mondays to Fridays, 8.45 A.M.to 5 P.M.Saturdays, Phone Police Station, FI.3525 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1957 * J E.HEROLD, 247 Westminster Avenue, who has been appointed manager of the Westmount (Sherbooke and Victoria) branch of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, Prior to this new post, Mr: Herold served as assistant inspector at the bank\u2019s regional office for Quebec Province.From 1939 to 1948 he was manager at the Lennox- - ville, Quebec branch.In his new appointment, Mr.Herold succeeds R.F.Corkran.Montreal area, it has only added an additional ten percent.\u201d Continuing Dr.McCabe went on to say that the main source of fluorine, is the compound sodium silicofluoride, 23 pounds of which are required for each 1,000,000 gallons of water, which is approximately 1 millionth, \u201cGreat care is taken in administering the necessary amount to each reservoir, althougH the only ill effects of an overdosage is a slight mottling of the tooth- enamel.An accurate measuring machine managed by competent staff carefully avoids mistakes.\u201d Discussing the objections that have been raised against fluoridation, Dr.McCabe said that none were based upon scientific facts.\u201cSome people say that fluoridation is a communist p t to poison the water works.In order to accomplish this for even a single day, 200 two-ton truck loads of sodium silicofluoride, impractibility.Another group thinks that fluoridation involves the giving of medicine.Medicine is used to cure a disease, but fluorine prevents a disease by adding a nutritious value to water.There are also certain religious groups that oppose fluoridation on purely moral.grounds.To administer fluoride in tablet form would cost approximately $10.00 a person per year, as opposed to 10 cents a person when it is distributed through the water system.\u201d Dr.McCabe believes that in tablet form the dosage would be extremely difficult to control.Canada and U.S.\u201cAs of Dec.1, 1956, 31,000,000 people in Canada and the U, S.were receiving the benefits of fluoridation,\u201d Dr.McCabe estimated.All results point to a 69 per cent reduction in tooth decay.Brantford, Ontario, at the end of 1955, became one of three cities on this continent having more than 10 years experience with mechanically added fluoride in its water supply.During this time a significant reduction in tooth decay was noted for all\u2019 groups.Erika K.Leuchtag, a woman physiotherapist called to treat the Queen of Nepal, changed the history of that country by putting the king, then a virtual prisoner, in touch with the outside world.A report in Reader's Digest, states that she set in motion forces that freed the king and broke the shackles of -a down-trodden people, would be required\u2014an obvious | Institute On Judaism A series of lectures, of vital interest to Canada, at a time when \u201cspiritual blackout\u201d enshrouds parts of the world, will be conducted at the Sixteenth Temple Emanu-El Institute on Judaism on Monday, February 4th, it is announced.\u2019 The visiting lecturer this year will be Dr.Erza .Spicehandler, associate professor in Hebrew Literature at the Cincinnati school of the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion.Dr.Spicehandler is a well known authority on Hebrew Literature and Talmudic history, and has published articles on these subjects in a number of publications, among others the Historia Judaica, and the Journal of Jewish Social Studies.The subject of the lecture he Will deliver in the\u2018 morning session, at which Principal R.HL.Slater of Montreal Diocesan Theological College will preside will be \u2018Jewish Piety in the Time of Jesus\u201d a subject in which interest has recently been stimulated by new discoveries about the Essene community in the Dead Sea Scrolls.The chairman of the luncheon session, will be Rabbi Dr.Harry At Temple Emmanuel Frost, of the Faculty of Divinity, McGill University will deliver the addres, Rev.Dr.F.Scott MacKenzie Presbyterian Theological College will be chairman during the afternoon session, when Dr.Spice- handler will deliver his secon lecture, \u201cChassidism, Buber and Jewish Existentialism.\u201d Question period and discussions will follow, BEER ALE & PORTER - FREE DELIVERY DE.3541 FAST SERVICE \u201c @ Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Daily.@ Croceries and Imported Delicacies.NATIONA 00D NAL \u201cThe Home of Fine Foods\u201d 4865 Sherbrooke St.West {Near Victoria) J.Stern.Professor Stanley\" B.Announcing\u2019.Montreal \"PSYCHIC AND SOCIAL FORCES\" 4 EVENING LECTURES .ON Forces that lead man in his development and daily life as isolated by the psychologist, psychiatrist and sociologist.Chairman: ©.EmméH Canon Carter, Director of St.Joseph Teachers\u2019 College and President of the Thomas More Institute.Lecturers: Hyman Caplan, M.D.Psychiatrist, Paul Fircks, Ph.D., practicing psychelogist; Heinz Lehmann.M.D., Clinical Director, Verdun Protestant Hospital: Aileen Ross, Ph.D, Asst.Professor of Sociology, 7 McGill University.To Start Wednesday, February 6 - 8 fo 10 p.min D'Arcy McGeen School, 220 Pine Avenue W.UNDER AUSPICES OF THE THOMAS MORE INSTITUTE \u2014 Children's Hospital; / BE.6572 WINTER EMPLOYMENT CAMPAIGN Why wait for spring ?When Spring comes men will be busy, you may have to wait.Why not do it now and provide work during the slack season.Painting, decorating, plumbing, electricity or general repairs.DON'T DELAY \u2014 DO IT NOW ! Contact your contractor or phone YOUR NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE of the Unemployment Insurance Commission at GL.7741 Health Expert Explains Fluoridation | Edgar F.Tolhurst Honorary Chairman Milk Fund Campaign Canadian Progress Club announces \u2018that Edgar F.Tolhurst has been named honorary chairman of this year's annual Milk Fund campaign which will run from February 1st to February 15th, inclusive.Lawrence M.Bessner is general chairman, The campaign objective this year is $40,000.00, proceeds of which will be used to carry out a program of free milk distribution to undernourished school children in the Montreal area, supplemented by vitamin cap- gules.This is the 26th year in which the Progress Club has carried out this program.In 1956 over 500,000 bottles of milk and some 400,000 vitamin \u2018capsules were distributed free in Montreal district schools.Suburban Audience Hears Dr.Alec Sim On Sample Suburb Many west-end residents were among an interested audience Wednesday when Dr.R.Alec Sim one of the authors, commented on a three-author \u2018study of high- class suburbiana.The work is entitled Crestwood Heights, and in some ways it might be said to resemble a he- terogenous mingling of parts of Hampstead and Westmount's Upper Level.The author, who was addressing an open mixed gathering held under the auspices of the Montreal branch of the National Council of Jewish Women, presenting a most provocative picture of the highs and lows in the suburb which he failed to name but which might easily have been Toronto's Forest Hill Village.Change, Dr.Sim said, was one of the most noticeable factors in the suburb under study\u2014social, technological change as wel; as change in attitudes.There was a continuous movement of people in and out of Crestwood Heights while the author-trio made their five-Year study, and they charted the change as they occurred.; One thing stood out in bold re- ief.\u2018The citizens of this typical suburb turned to experts to bring up their offspring.Experts taught skiing, swimming, riding, dancing, diving and almost anything else into which an expert could: wedge his way.Said Dr.Sim: \u201cThe child's psyche, teeth, figure, everything could be adjusted to accepted standards.His vocation selected and his spouce chosen by the same means, - Dr.J.J.Moore, moderator, urged more and more of \u2018such studies, and expressed the belief that by checking and rechecking, à testing and retesting of this and similar hypotheses social scientists could bring about a greater contribution to the preventative side of the field of mental health, New Series Starts On Catholic Hour A new series of three talks entitled \u201cSome Ingredients of Sane- tity\u201d will commence on the Catholic Hour Sunday afternoon over.Station CCAD at 2:05, Reverend Myles Kelly of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, West- mount, will be the guest speaker end this week he will speak on \u201cThe Identification of Saint.\u201d Love\u2019s Fulfillment requires that the married couple look into eternity and plan that alt the children God gives them will be with them forever in Heaven.\" Co dw ne PE \u2014THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1957 Well-Known Local Flier Is Back With Canadair A flier who has been a wartime coastal command pilot, former Canadair test pilot, ski wri\u2018er and ski instructor, and an RCAF fighter pilot in Korea, is now back at Canadair as a member of the flight operations department, to fly Sabre Sixes, T-33s and CL-28s.Sandford Bruce Fleming, form- \u2018er local resident served with the RCAF during the 1939-45 war as a coastal command and transport pilot and, upon discharge, entered McGill University.While there he became chairman of the Franklyn Exploration Society .and a ski writer for a Montreal daily.Leaving McGill in 1949, he joined Canadair as a test pilot, flying Canadair-built C-4 transports (North Stars and Argonauts) and converted DC-3s.At the end of that transport program, Fleming left Canadair to rejoin the RCAF as a fighter pilot.; In 1952 he wus sent to Korea on an exchange posting with the USAF, where he flew F-86 Sabres against the Communists.In the short space of three months, Fleming was officially credited with shooting down and destroying one Mig 15 and damaging two others.While he never flew any of the Canadair Sabres in that theatre, he did come across the name on Canadair-built drop PAGE FIVE George Moquin, 66, Buried On Tuesday Final tribute was paid Tuesday at St.Leon Church, to Georges Moquin, of 428 Wood Avenue.He was 66 years of age.Born in Laprairie, educated in Montreal, Mr.Moquin was active in the dry goods business.From 1933 until his death, he operated a haberdashery store on St.Lawrence Boulevard.He was a mem- .ber of the Laval Sur Le Lac Golf and Country Club.\u2018tanks used on American Sabres.Upon his retirement from the.\u2018RCAF in 1955, he went to Klos- ters in Switzerland, where he acted as ski Instructor for a year, returning recently to Mont- .real.Hé is a former member of No.401 (City of Westmount) * uxiliary Squadron.SLEEPING \u201cBEAUTY A Children's Theatre Production Victoria Hall Sat.Affs., Feb.9 and 16 \u201cReserve Seats NOW WILLIS & CO.LIMITED 1430 St.Catherine St.W.UN.6-6801 OR CHILDREN'S THEATRE DE.6620 , Parking, washing, greasing, etc., at reasonable rates, DPUSUSUMUSUMUASUSUSASNON > Parking Space Available ) Taking the train at Westmount Station?Park your car here while on your trip.3 ALSO DAY OR NIGHT YEARLY CONTRACTS.3 OPERATED BY GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC.\\ ; VICTORIA AVE.GARAGE \\ 370 Victoria Avenue \u2018 (Just below Sherbrooke) EL.0767 / 3 0544954494 SAUNA * , \u2019 » + +7 - For all your banking.Did you ever stop to consider all the things a chartered bank can do for you?It is more than a convenient place to make a deposit, cash a cheque or see about a loan.You can also buy travellers cheques and money orders; rent a safety deposit box; purchase foreign currency; talk over your financial plans or problems.The list goes on and on .: and all these services are available at the branch where you do your banking.A branch bank is, in effect, a service centre.and everyone on the staff is there to help you, to look after all your banking courteously, confidentially and well, x THE Head Office: John W.Sancton Publisher \u201c EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY 2191 Hampton Ave, Montreal WaAinur 2771* Hugh E.McCormick President Harry V.Stoddard, Director of Advertising Harry B.Houghton, Director of Production Kenneth Hotton, Director of Sales Lorne D.Macbeon, Secretary-Treasurer Tracy S.Ludington, News Editor Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager home, devoted to public service.$1.00 half year.The Examiner aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year; Authorized as 2nd Class Mail, Post Office Dept.Ottawa.FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1957 - A Venture Into \u201cby Ven.Arch.R.K.Naylor Rector, Trinity Memorial Church Politics \u20ac During the past month Britain has suffered losses in power and prestige which have reduced her status as a great power very considerably.The losses are due to the shrinking of her very limited natural resources of coal and iron; to the spending of her accumulated reserves in the a disastrous slump between defence of the Western World in the World Wars; and in the wars which was largely brought about the American disaster which began in 1929.She has tried to maintain her status as a great power since 1945, partly for her own sake, partly to assist the UNITARIAN *the other western nations in resisting Communist advances.In -that period she had gone on CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH UNITARIAN Sherbrooke St.at Simpson Sunday, January 27th - 31:00 a.m.\u201cHungarian Roots of Unitarianism.\u201d Rev.Ansus Cameron, Minister, Donald MacKey, Organist and Director of Music.Church School and Kindergarten in Unitarian House, 3421 Simpson St.at 11:00 a.m.SYNAGOGUES SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Hazzan Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fremm Friday Evening January 25th, 4:30 p.m.Candle Lighting 4:40 p.m.Evening Service SABBATH SERVICES: 9:00 a.m.Morning\u2019 Service 10:50 a.m.Scriptural Rea ings Prophets: Jeremiah, Ch.34, vs.8-22 and Ch.33, vs.25-28.4:40 p.m.Afternoon Service 5:20 p.m.Evening Service WEEKDAY SERVICES 8:43 am.Sunday morning 4:40 p.m, Afternoon service 7:30 a.m.Weekday mornings 6:20 pm.Evching service FRIDAY Blessing of the New Moon 7:15 a.m.Morning service 4:40 p.m.Candle Lighting 4:45 p.m.Mincha-Kabbolas Shabbos.steadily with an ancient policy of changes already made and in process are stupendous, both in Asia and Africa.: In the Middle East from Turkey to Egypt and from the Mediterranean to the Persian\u2019 Gulf Britain had enormous commercial interests, especially in the development of oil.There were others who cast covetous cyes on the oil.Russians, of course, wanted it, and American mer- | chants were not averse to seeking their share; and the Arab \u201cworld was beginning to think it could handle its own oil.It was not hard to stir up trouble in Iran from the North; and it was not difficult to withhold sympathetic help from the West.Oil was not the only thing involved.There was the question of military establishments, and when Egypt demanded the withdrawal of British troops from Egypt the United States assumed that it was a perfectly legitimate demand.They did not PRESBYTERIAN S TANI PRES LEE 0] y H = WESTMOUNT and VICTORIA AVES.= TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4128 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi SABBATH SERVICES Friday evening, January 25th at 8.15 o'clock.Annual Laymen Service auspices Temple Bratherhood.Addresses by Mr.Nathan Bing and Mr.Mark Stein on \u201cThe Ethical Teachings Of Judaism.\" Oneg Shabbat and Reception fol- Jows the worship in the Temple Community House, ;, \"SCHOOL FOR ADULTS Regular classes Monday, January 28th at 8 o'clock as follows: The History Of Ideas; Elementary and Advanced Hebrew.At 8.45 o'clock - Jewish Philosophy - \u201cSaadia and Maimonides\u201d, DAILY SERVICES - Monday through Thursday evenings at 5.45 o'clock.nings at 10.15 o'clock.RELIGIOUS SCHOCL High School and Confirmation Departments, Saturday mornings at 9.45 o'clock; Junior School, - Sunday mornings at 10 o'clock.Daily Hebrew School - Monday through Thursday afternoons at 3.30 o'clock.Sunday mor- KOFFEE KLUB ._ ; SuvJay mornings at 10.15.Address by Mrs, A.Cardoza.Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Dr.LE.C.Hart, B.Sc.Student Asst.Sunday, January 27th 11:00 am.Mr.Wilkie.Subject: \u201cDon\u2019t Be Afraid Of Death\u201d - 11:15 a.m.The Church School :30 p.m.Service Broadcast from the studios of CJAD \u2014 The Asst.to the Minister, Mr, E.C.Hart.The Number 114 Bus stops at the corner, DORIS KILLAM A.R.T.C., L.Mus., (McGill) Organist and Choir Director, MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D.Minister Sunday, January 27th 11:00 a.m.Morning Service MORNING SERVICE ONLY VISITORS AND- FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED .Mr.Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Cheirmaster democratizing her Empire.The THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1957 realize that the withdrawal of Britain was already creating a vacuum in the Near East.Then when the Soviets began to fill the vacuum with arms for Egypt the United States were conveniently blind; and tried to fill the vacuum in their own way by offering to build as Assuan Dam.In a huff they withdrew: the offer, whereupon Egypt seized the Suez Canal: Britain and France suffered; the United States was concerned only in Panama.Meantime Egyptian aggression was working :in two directions, against Israel and against French North Africa.Israel, unable to secure help against aggression, took the law into her own hands; Britain and France, undble to secure even moral support in the Near East, \"did the same.Then righteous indignation burst out, led\u2019 by the United States, and for a month Egypt enjoyed the glory of the treatment of a hero.Then suddeniy \u2018the United States in the person of Mr.Dulles woke up to find that a real fill it.Judging by Mr: Dulles\u2019 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH : OF THE MOTH CHURCH THE FIRST CHURC OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, January 27th 11:00 a.m.Sunday School 11:00 a.m.Church Service Subject of Lesson - Sermon: \u201cTRUTH\u201d Golden Text: Psalms 100:5.The Lord is good; his mercy is everlasting; and his truth endureth to all generations.WEDNESDAY 8:13 p.m.Testimony Meeting.READING ROOM In the Church Edifice.Open to the public Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 2 to 4 p.m.Wesnesdays, 6:30 to 8 p.m.UNITED DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmeunt Blvd.& Lansdowne Ave.Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev.Eric A.Mcllwain, B.A.10:00 a.m.Intermediate & Senior Church School 11:00 a.m.Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary & Junior Departments.11:00 am.Dr.Lloyd Smith \u201cThe Fortunate Man\" 3:00 p.m, Class for Church Membership.7:30 p.m.Rev.Eric Mcllwain \u201cFaithful in Vanity Fair\u201d 8:30 p.m.Young People's Union Organist and Choirmaster, Mr.John Robb, Muc.Bac.WEsrmounTt Park \u201cEMMANUEL Western Ave.at Lansdowne Minister : Rev.Callum Thompson, B.A., B.D.Student Assistant : Mr.Carlton Miller, B.A.Sunday, January 27th 11:00 am.\"WASTED INSPIRA- TON.\u201d \u201cTRUE VALUES AND 7:30 p.m.CRISIS.\u201d J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M.Choir Director, 0.R.Gliddon, Organist, Infant Nursery at\u2019 11:00 a.m.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.Antoine Road {near Argyle Avenue) -~ \u201cMINISTËRS Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A, D.D.Rev, R.W.Mumford, B.A, B.D.11:00 Dr 00 a.m.Grant: \u201cTHE DYNAMICS OF A GREAT LIFE\u201d 7:30 p.m.Mr.Mumford: \u201cTHE PRIVILEGE OF FINDING PURPOSE\" 10:00 a.m.Bible Class 10:00 a.m.Intermediate Classes 11:00 a.m.Church School 6:00 p.m.Communicants\u2019 Class: 8:45 p.m.Ycung People\u2019s Union Organist and Choir Director: Eric J.Adams, B, Mus, L.R.AM., A.R.CM.power vacuum had been created } and that Russia was prepared to panicky statements he wants.to do what he never would have needed to do if he had given a modicun of sympathy to Britain \u201c (Continued on page 7) BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Minister Ne J.BAILEY, M.A, B.Th.Minister Emeritus - J.A.JOHNSTON, B.A.D.D.Organist GALT MacDPERMOT, B.A., B.Mus.EDGAR Sunday, January 27th 1:00 am.\u201cTHE INSTINCT FOR 7:30 p.m.\u201cKNOWING AND DOING\u201d Bible School meets at 11:00 am.VISITORS WELCOME - ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsoy, Sunday, January.27th 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist, 9:45 a.m, Sunday School.9:45 am.Confirmation Class.10.15 a.m, Matins (said).11:00 a.m.SOLEMN EUCHARIST Preacher: Rev.G.B.Sinyard.7:00 p.m.Solemn Evensong Weekdays HOLY EUCHARIST 7:00 am.Tuesday, Thursday.8:00 am.Friday.9:30 a.m.Wednesday.Third Sunday After Epiphany} ANGLICAN TRINITY MEMORIAL.CHURCH , 5220 Sherbrooke Street West Ven.Archdea-on R.Kenneth Naylor D.D., Rector Rev, Canon F.L.Whitley, M.A, \"Hon, .Assistant y Lt.Col.The Rev.James Barnett, :; Hon, Assistant Rev, T.A.Ramsey, B.D., Assistant: \u2014\u2014 - ; \u201cCG.V.Frayn, A.R.C.A.(London) .+- Organist and Choirmaster 5.FRIDAY \u2018 x The Conversion of St, Paul 10:00 a.m: Holy Communion .Third Sunday After Epiphany 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion Lo 9:45 a.m.Junior Department and.Condsrmation Class: * 11:00 am.Mattins.Preacher: - Rev, Stanley Andrews.Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary Department.Evensong.Preacher: * Rev.T.A.Ramsey Wednesday 7:00 a.m.Holy Communion .Thursday, 10:00 a.m, Holy Communion ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH _ Cote St.Antoine Road 7:30 pm.\u2019 and Church Hill oo ' » , Westmount - Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe, Rector Rev.E.P.A.Timmons Third Sunday After Epiphany ~ 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion , 9:30 a.m.Holy Communion: ; .Preacher: The Rev.\u201d Dr.R.H.L, Slater.; 11:00 a.m.Matins.\u2018 .Preacher: Dr.Slater 7:30 p.m.Evensong Preacher: The Rector 8:30 p.m.Bible Study Group WEDNESDAY 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion Thursday, January 31st \u2014 8:15 p.m.Annual Vestry Meeting.Organist: Mr.Eustace Tait, A.C.c.0.UNITED ) CALVARY 11 a.m.and 7:30 p.m., Dorchester Street at Greene Avenue, Westmount EIGHTIETH ANNIVERSARY and .INAUGURAL SERVICES of REV.CHARLES R.PLASKETT Special Musical Items \u2018by the Choir, directed by Mrs.Alice Brown.CHURCH Sunday, Jan.27, 1957 11:00 a.m.\u201cFACING LIFE'S Lenten sermons 7:00 p.m.7:30 p.m.ARE YOU GETTING ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST REV.NORMAN RAWSON, Rev.B.B.Brown D.D., Asst, Minister Rev.Nettie I.J.Wilson B.A., B.D., Arnold Bellis, Organist and Choirmaster This is the second in this series of Pre- Rev.Norman Rawson preaching at both- services ORGAN RECITAL Sermon Lecture \u201cARE YOU USING ALL YOUR ABILITIES, WHAT YOU HAVE GOT?\u201d |- In this second Sermon Lecture on the subject \u201cLIVING AT YOUR MAXIMUM\u201d Rev.Rawson will point out some modern ana ancient techniques for getting the most out of our abilities = Last Sunday evening a great throng of- young and old listened to the first of these Sermon Lectures.You are cordially in-\u2026 \u2018 , Vited to join them \u2014 9:00 pm.Young People\u2019s Fellowship Hour ° Church doors will open at 6:30 p.m.- oe Parking facilities are, available in the Chueh yard \"+.\" 2 Convenient to Hotels =~ Minister Asst.Minister GREAT ISSUES\u201d THE MOST OUT OF Lu, À vi oR hy Rambler Metropolitan Ambassador Get a Lift Out of Going - = Go Rambler ' 1822 - 34 St.Catherine W.= THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1957 PAGE SEVEN TOITS YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2771 \u201c Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 10.30 a.m.Thursday for current issue - - The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising 10 Words 45+ | 3e for each \u2018additional word - Radically New 1957 Models HILLMAN Husky Sedan Convertible - ° Estate Car 1822 - 34 St.Catherine W.Fl.4616 s Fl.4616 ~ 12 APARTMENTS _\u2026 22 ROOM AND BOARD - |29 \u201c FOR SALE .TO LET : : TO LET BEAUTIFUL Russian caracul Jacket, Ww WESTMOUNT, 435 Grosvenor Ave.,|CLAREMONT, Sherbrooke vicinity, brown, size onderful bargain 13-room apt., hea axes paid.|room meals daily, two, three gen- LA water.Pabply janitor.WE.Pez 244 tlemen.EL.5228.C.33| TWO chinese mats, other larger or call RE.8-5227, 12-2 p.m.or 6-8 p.m., C6 13 APARTMENTS WANTED WANTED by May ist, 4!2-room ROOM and board or elderly lady.Tray service, DE.8579.C-3 NOTRE Dame de Grace, 5486 Cote St.Antoine, elderly people, couple, serviced night and day.Near church, apartment, vicinity | Sherbrooke and A y Victoria.DE.3003.\" Evenings RE.park, Excellent ngurishment.HU 3-4320.C-16 = - - 17 FLATS, DUPLEXES 29 .FOR SALE WANTED \\ \u2014 DRAPES .96\u2019 long, lined.custom made, red, LOWER duplex In West modern design.Used (Duly 18.months.mount area.May lst: three Cost $50.00, seu $35.00 bedrooms.Telephone ME.7- 4948, C-17 20 ROOMS TO LET _ ARGYLE, WESTMOUNT Quiet, bright, only guest, near West- mount senior, Roslyn schools, Light privileges.WE.4015.C-18 WESTMOUNT .single room, also large.Private home.WE.4332, C-24 BATHROOM Shower and window curtains, red and white, used only one year.Cost $8.00, will sell for $5.00.Phone Fri- dax after 7, Saturday morning, any- Lime Sunday: RE.3-5739 or RE.3- ENCYCLOPEDIA Americana, complete with bookcase.Reasonable.RE.1-0736.C-31 Trades and Professional Cards 20 Words 75c - Additional Words 3c Each +% BUILDING REFAIRS DO YOU HAVE GARAGE DOQR PROBLEMS For Free Estimate call \u2014 CRESTLINE DOOR CO.DU.8-7524 C-13 TUCK Pointing, roofing, brick-work, basement waterproofing, chimneys, all types of carpentry work, plastering and repairs; 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two fur coats.Imported cocktail dresses.13-17.RE.7-6785 C-44 CHESTERFIELD, kidney shape, approximately 612 feet long.Good condition, $40.00.FI, 6009, C-45 MAN'S evening clothes, tails and tuxedo; Alpacama brown overcoat; also station wagon coat, size 38-40 Good condition.Call FI.7547.(C-46 rugs; drapes, - curtains, bedspreads; boudoir lamps, table lamp; children\u2019s 0 clothing, etc.DE.0237.C-38 GIBBARD mahogany modern bedroom suite, nearly new, Reasonably priced.RE.1-0736.C-32 -CHICKERING grand piano, private owner.Reasonable price.WE.1809.C-35 4-PTECE McLagan bedroom suite, To sell reasonable complete with bedspread and curtains.RE.3-2639.C-29 LUCK! Perfect gray mink cape- stole, back 15\u201d long, $400.00.EL.6595.Cal .C-26 HU after 4 INTRODUCTION SALE Starting Wednesday, January 16th Takes Place At ROSALEE HELLER ANTIQUES UPSTAIR.SHOP 5257 QUEEN MARY RD.HUNTER 9-6481 A magnificent selection of English, French and continental china, silver, | bronze, etc., awaits your buying and browsing pleasure.C-11 LUXURIOUS custom built furniture, rugs and drapes, Regency and Contemporary design, one year-old.Also $4,000.00 High Fidelity radio-phono- graph with television.Best offer.WE.6680.\u2018Fred, WI.3038.C-10 C-14 DECORATING DESK, mahogany inlaid, 17th cen- : tury; also high mahogany linen GUARANTEED painting and decor- chest with drawers.Can be seen ating.Also, general repair York on Westmount.RI.7-4526.C-25 plaster and woodwork.T- .Math Huber.C8 VA OGANY upright piano, cheap.DRESSMAKING EUROPEAN dressmaking - designer, |.MAROON brocaded drapes; 2 sets metal continental bed legs; Magi-Koter paint roller.All in first class condition.Reasonable.WA, 2972, GENUINE antique rosewood movable draught or firescreen, very fine needlepoint picture, $65.00.WA.6516.STAIR carpet, 9 yards 27\" wide, Wilton.Very good condition.Also draperies.GL.4887.C-20 - A Venture .(Continued from page 6) and France over the last ten years; in fact, to do exactly what Britain and France did.The fact is that there is in the United State an inmate distrust of Britain, It stems from the American Revolution which left no bitterness in Britain, but a very Jeep antipathy in the United States.There are great groups there which have always hated Britain with a deadly hatred; and even statesmen are unconsciously effected by it.Among those groups not a tear would be shed if the British Commonwealth of Nations were dissolved tomorrow.But one wonders what they would put in its place.If the vacuum created in the Near East has caused a panic, jwhat would happen if British interests were suddenly liquidated in Africa?Would the world be a better world if every British colony were immediately set free?Or would the world be better today if there never had been a British Empire with its program of gradual democratization?There have been many empires in the world\u2019s history.There has only been one which has trained its -constituent parts to become free.If the Empire should fail because of Soviet hatred and American antipathy one of the great experiments in democracy will fail also, 29 .FOR SALE 81 WANTED TO PURCHASE From $15.00 Sample Dresses and Suits Now carrying Sizes [6-18-20 and half sizes._ From Fashion Shows MANUFACTURER'S OUTLET Original Values up to $200.00 ENCORE SHOP 1535 Sherbrooke St.W.(Corner Guy) Hours I! - 6 Tues.through Sat.Flizroy 5604 A.0.OLSEN & CO.STOCK TWIN beds, complete, ferably iron.FI.899 washed, floors «Mrs.P.Pinel; finance, Mrs.Colin CLEARANCE SALE Youngstown steel kitchen units.Dishwashers.Food waste disposers.Sinks.Electric ranges.Wall ovens.Counter top cooking units.Wrought iron furniture.UNiversity 6-5839 1185 Drummond St.1-147 Mrs.Douglas Jackson Is Elected President Dominion Douglas WMS At the annual meeting of the Women\u2019s Missionary Society of Dominion Douglas United Church held recently, the following officers were elected for the current year: Hon.president, Mrs.A.Lioyd- Smith: past president, Mrs.A.Stewart Allen; president, Mrs.Douglas Jackson; first vice- president, Mrs.J.E.Buchanan; second vice-president, Mrs.T.H.Mather; recording secretary, Mrs.J.H.Brace; treasurer and christian stewardship, Miss Dorothy Flower; corresponding secretary, Miss Margaret Wood and associate correspondent secretary, Mrs.BE.B, McLaren.\u2019 Department secretaries: community friendship, Mrs, A.H.Walsh; supply, Mrs.H, A.Robinson; christian citizenship, T.L.Tanner; missionary monthly, Mrs.J.W.Shaw; literature, Mrs, Walter Lioyd-Smith; envelopes, Mrs.P, C.Kerr; membership, Mrs.H, B.Watts; pres, Mrs.John Applin; mission band, Mrs.Donald Lloyd-Smith; baby band, Webster; social, Mrs.W.D.Neil; nominating, Mrs.C.A.Spencer; advisory, Mrs, E.A, Everson and HIGH School good standing, age L7 to 21, with or without previous business experience, for life and general insurance company wanted.Fre- ANTIQUE BOOK SHOP BOOKS, LIBRARIES BOUGHT TECHNICAL MAGAZINES WANTED 2002 McGILL COLLEGE AVE.BEC5 21 ALL antique furniture, china, silver, \u2019 paintings, ornaments, jewelry bought.Full value paid.Representatives call everywhere.Lyons, HA.6089.C-9 82 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED , WANTED, reliable woman for bachelor in central West- mount, 1 to 2 hours daily.Telephone GL.1308.C-34 GOOD home, Westmount, lady around 60 to help: light housework, 2 adults.Exchange for room, board, smal salary.References.WI, 2803, C-19 33 DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT WANTED WOULD take interior painting, walis waxed, Reasonable prices.HE.8400.C-37 34 HELP WANTED FEMALE SHORT OF CASH?Work mornings or afternoons in your neighborhood giving your prospective customers an opportunity to save money with Avon Cosmetics, perience necessary.Call UN.6-084, 35 SITUATIONS WANTED Toiletries.No ex- FEMALE REFINED lady will do baby sitting | afternoons or evenings.References if desired.DE.9885.C-36 36 HELP WANTED _ MALE \u2019 graduates of which can offer interesting careers (not selling) with steady progress for men who are prepared to make the necessary effort to grasp the o portunities which exist.Splendid working conditions and staff benefits.French an asset but not essential.Apply employment department, 300 Place d'Armes or phone BE.C-23 HELP WANTED MALE \u2014 FEMALE Advertising = LAYOUT Man or Woman for ; MONITOR OFFICE Congenial working conditions, away from the madding throngs of downe town Montreal.Will consider.a beginner with artistic and/or writing ability.Duties include preparing advertisers\u2019 copy for the printer, also | preparation of campaigns for prospective clients.WRITE OR PHONE MR.MEIKLE Monitor Publishing _ Company Limited 2185 Hampton Avenue =: WA.2271 37 SITUATIONS WANTED MALH MAN, experienced, good references, would look after invalid and assist in _household, Telephone EL.6029.45 MONEY TO LOAN MORTGAGE LOANS At 5% mortgage loans quickly.Cons tractors, privates.Notary.EL.1106.NOTICE NOTICE is greby, given that RONALD EDWARD KER, General Foreman, ery, residing at 611 Dawson Avenue in the Town of Mount Royal, Province of Quebec, will apply to the Parliament of Canada at the present or next sese sion thereof for a Bill of Divorce from hie wife, MILDRED STACEY, Housewife, of 13 Franklin Street in the Municipality of Verona, State of New Jersey, one of the United States of America, on the groumis of adultery, DATED at Montreal, in the Prov.- ince of Quebec, this 16th day of January, 1097.LAFLEUR, BROWN & PITCHER Mrs, F.J.Tees, Solicitors for the Applicant.- o era re Er in only 9 days with Playtex : Living latex, fabric lined Gloves can have softer, smoother, lovelier hands like these.plus protected manicures! 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Mr.and Mrs.D.R.Seely, Mr.and Mrs.J.B.Shanahan, Mr.and Mrs.S.J.Smart, Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Toomey, Mr.and Mrs.Donat Villeneuve, Hrs.G.Birtz, Dr.Madeleine B.Ellis Miss Mary Hall, Miss Elizabeth Mc- Cabe, Miss Eileen Millar, Mrs.M.Donais Roch, Mr.John Buell, Mr.Roger Filiatrault, Mr.F.Gaudagni, Dr.\u201cE.A.Hosein, Dr.S.Madras, Dr.Paul Marois, Mr.J.Raymond.Numismatic Society The Women's Branch of the Antiquarian and - Numismatic Society will hold a luncheon meeting on Wednesday, Janugry 30, at 12.30 p.m.at the Chat-au de Ramsay, The guest speaker will be Miss Alice Lighthall and her subject will be \u201cA Background \u2018of Canadian Handicrafts,\u201d illustrated with exhibits RIE, E Charlotte's FINAL CLEARANCE DRESSES Reg.Reg.to $ $29.95 5 0 $39.95 .* 2 for $25 | Included: is Reg.t ; A ° $ a fine selection of J $110.00 eo Afternoon, Crepe ; 2 for $65.and Silks, etc.; EE GOWNS 1353 GREENE AVE., WESTMOUNT Fl.7773 Elastic and embroidered nylon.Natura) uplift, perfect fit, the smoothest silhouette, - Looks and feels custom-made, White\u2014Junior, Medium, Full Choose Yours at: MME.A.COURVAL CORSETIERE 4861 Sherbrooke West vic{om:a, Westmount ae.Among | | opt ttf | Mr.and Mrs.Benoit Turmel, of Sherbrooke, .attended the dinner-dance of the Women's Association of St.Antoine-West- mount Wednesday and was at the Windsor Hotel during their stay.Mr.and Mrs.Edward T.As- selin entertained at a cocktail party Wednesday evening and later with their guests attended the dinner-dance held by the Women's Association of St.Antoine - Westmount at the Windsor Hotel in honor of the Hon.Geofge C.Marler and Mrs.Marler.- The Trafalgar School Graduation Dance, sponsored by the Trafalgar Old Girls Association is being held on Friday evening, February 1, at the School.Former graduates are invited to attend.Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.J.A.D.Falkner, 567 Roslyn Ave, Westmount.The Hon.Roch Pinard, Secretary of State, from Ottawa, with Mrs.Pinard attended the din- ner-dance held by the Women\u2019s Liberal Association of St.An- toine-Westmount at the Windsor Hotel in honor of the Hon.George C.Marler and Mrs.Marler.On January 14, Mrs.D.K.Gowans, Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee of the Catherine Booth Hospital Wo- \u2018men\u2019s Auxiliary held a meeting of her committee for the Fashion Show which will be held in Westhill High School on Wednesday March 6.THe members of the committee are : Mrs.A.H.Mason, program; Mrs.Percy Swail, tickets; Mrs.O'Leary, favours; Mrs.J.Leonard, candy.Mrs.K.E.Norris, President of the Auxiliary was also present as was Sr.Major Jolly, Superintendent of the Hospital who poured tea after the meeting.The executive board of the Blue Goose Ladies Auxiliary was entertained recently, at a cocktail party and buffet supper by the president, Mrs, Gordon Fran- coeur, at her home on Bess- borough avenue.The entertainment was preceded by the monthly executive meeting at which plans 2 for forthcoming activities were dis- .AMONG THOSE ATTENDING the 11th annual dinner-dance \" of the Cancer Research Society in the Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel on Saturday night were, left to right, Mr.Ben Stern- thal, Mrs.Ben Sternthal, honorary president of the Cancer Rescarch Society, Mr.M.Birnbaum, Mr.R.H.Westbury, executive director, Montreal General Hospital, Mrs, M.Birn- - baum, president of the Cancer Research Society, and Dr.William Storrar, medical director, Montreal General Hospital.~\u2014Photo by David Bier > 2 a Social Personal Engagements oe P Miss Agnes Feld of Mde.Joel\u2019s Ltd, has recently returned from a trip to Ontario where she visited her sister-in-law, Mrs.Maude Reid, in Windsor and Mrs.William Woods in Hamilton.Mrs.A.Gilhooly, Irvine avenue, entertained at a bridge on Friday evening.Mrs.M.F.Light- foot assisted her sister in serving and Miss Dora Britten poured.Mrs.R.Laporte has recently joined the staff of Mia Bella's Slenderizing and Beauty Salon, 4504 St.Catherine Street west.Mrs.Laporte is well-known to the ladies of the West End having formerly owned and operated the LaFrance Beauty Salon, She is an expert hair stylist and beauty operator and would be pleased to attend to the needs of any of her former customers who may.contact her at GLenview 1154.Miss Hazel Mary &oxon, whose wedding takes place Feb.15 in the Church of the Redeemer, was guest of honor at a kitchen shower given by Mrs.Robert Dunn, Sherbrooke street west.Mr.and Mrs.Peter Beaudry, Mr.and Mrs.Paul Gervais and Mr.and Mrs.Jacques Lacosse, of Sherbrooke, were among those attending the dinner-dance held by the Women Liberal Association of St.Antoine-West- mount Wednesday evening.The following will receive guests at the annual ball to be held jointly by the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps and Royal Canadian Dental Corps in the Officers\u2019 Mess at the Armory 4600 Lacombe avenue, February 2.Maj.Gen.J.P.E.Bernatchez, CBE.DSO, CD.and Mrs.Bernatchez, Brig.8.U.Shier, OBE,, CD, Q7- MD, and Mrs.Shier, Brig.E.M.Wansbrough, OBE., MM,, ED., CD., and Mrs.Wansbrough, Brig.C.S.Thompson, OBE., ED, and Mrs.Thompson, Col.C.L.Cameron DSO.,, OBE.VD, and Mrs, Cameron, Col.C, A.Pick, CD, Commanding Officer 1 Med.Bn RCAMC, and Mrs.Pick, and Col, D.W.Henry, CD.Assistant Director Dental Services Quebec Command, and Mrs.Henry.Members of the ticket come AS piv VER mittee are Col.P.Tremblay, OBE, CD., MD, Col.P.Garboury, OBE, Nursing Sisters L.Kane and J, O'Connor.» .Brigadier G.Victor Whitehead, - Chairman of the Patrons\u2019 Committee of the Royal Montreal Regiment Ball and honorary Lieutenant-Colonel of the Regiment has announced that Brigadier G.H.Cree, CBE, DSO, Hone orary Colonel of the West Yorke shire Regiment of the Imperial Army has extended his patronage to the RMR Annual Ball being held in the Armoury, Friday evening, January.25.The RMR is affiliated with the West Yorke shire Regiment.Mr.and Mrs.Duncan F.King, of Westmount, announce the engagement of their daughter, Daphne Aileen to Mr.David Bennett Meyers, son of the late George E.B.Meyers and of Mrs.Meyers of Sillery, Que, Hospital Committee Members Entertained Mrs.D.K.Gowans, Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital recently held the final meeting of her 1956 Sale of Work Committee at her home on Grand blvd.Those present at the meets ing were: Mrs.A.H.Mason, Mrs.Percy Swail, Mrs.M.Sargent, Mrs.K.Saunders, Mrs.C, Camirand, Mrs.W.Mann, Mrs.C.S.Nuttall, Mrs.H.M.Green- leaf, Mrs.L.Forth, Mrs.A, Watson, Mrs.J.H.Boston, Mrs.J.Leonard, Mrs.F.B= Stanway, Mrs.C.Scurrah, Mrs.B.Prin- gle, Mrs.J.W.Clarke, Mrs, F, Talbot, : Tea was served, with Mrs.K, E.Norris, President of the Auxe iliary and Major Jolly pouring.ANNUAL JANUARY FUR SALE Drastic Reductions on made up and made- fo-measure Furs FLOMEN EXCLUSIVE 1235 Greene Avenue (Opposite Avenue Theatre).Wi 3312 ED.Capt.L.E Kent, sy we wy 27 ME RR LO EL TA TE SR: J a = A - pe - a TY A. Women 5 Realm Westmount Club The president, Mrs.P.G.Delgado will preside at the business meeting for members only being held on Friday, January 25 at 2:30 p.m.in Victoria Hall.Follow- | ing the meeting tea will be served by Mrs.R.'P.I.Morton assisted by Mrs.C.H.Armstrong and members of the committee, : Toastmistress Club The Mount Royal Toastmistress Club will hold its meeting on Monday at 6 o'clock in the Green Room of the Queen's| Hotel.Election of new officers will be held._ © - \u2018Hospital Auxiliary The Catherine Booth Hospital Wing Auxillary will sponsor a \u2018Demonstration by the Dominion Government Dept of Fisheries, in the Nurses\u2019 Residence of the Catherine Booth Hospital, 4413 Montclair avenue, Thurs.Jan.31, at 8 p.m.Ellen Douglas Aux.The Elen Douglas Auxiliary will meet on Monday at 8:15 p.min the Church hall of Melville: Presbyterian Church.Miss Margaret MacNaughton who has recently returned from Ceylon will speak on \u201cCeylon Today.\u201d Devotiens will be led by Miss C.Ferguson.Silver Cross Mothers The Annual meeting of the R.C.AF.Silver Cross Mothers, \u201cRememisrance Association\u201d will be held in the Y.WCA.Dor- chester St.Monday, January 28, at 2.30.As important business is to be brought up, a full attendance is requested.Tea will be served as usual.Child Art Council The Child Art Council will be meeting on Saturday, 2:30 p.mat the Ecole de Beaux Arts, 125 Sherbrooke street, west.Martin O'Hara, Professor of English at St.Joseph's Teacher's College of Montreal, will address the meeting.His theme will be \u201cSome Approaches to Art for : Adults.\u201d Members, their friends and the general public are invited to attend.= Charter Day Tea The Charter Day Tea of the Westmount Women\u2019s Club In- corp.will be held in the T.Eaton Co.dining room on Friday, February 8, at 2.45 p.m.A fashion show will be presented that afternoon by \u201cEaton\u2019s\u201d and the commentator will he the well known fashion consultant Mrs.Doreen Day.All seats reserved.For reservations please call Mrs.R.B.Bremner: \u2014 RE, 7-5774.Pythian Sisters Calanthe Temple No.1 of the Pythian Sisters is having a business and- ritual meeting at the Mackenzie Community Hall at 4605 Mackenzie street on Wednesday, February 6, at 8 p.m.Mrs.J.Tonchin will preside.Refreshments by Mrs.S.Finkle- stein.Calvary WA Meeting Calvary United Church, Wo- mens Association will hold the monthly meeting on Wednesday, Feb.6, at 2 p.m.in the Ladies\u2019 Parlors.All ladies of the congregation are invited to attend this meeting, Alumnae Card Party The Alumnae Society of the High School for Girls is holding a bridge and card party on Wednesday, Feb.6, at 8 p.m.in the &£ymnasium of the school.Tickets may be obtained from the ticket chairman Mrs.R.C.they are left to right: Mrs.several generous donations ¢ THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1857 HADASSAH OFFICERS photographed recently at a meeting B.M.Bloomfield, Mrs.Ezra Lozinski, Dr.Miriam K.Freund of New York City, National President of American Hadassah; Mrs.Hyman Heft, President Eventide Home Women's Auxiliary Receive Many Generous Donations The meeting of the- Women's Auxiliary of Eventide \u201cYooms followed by refreshments work at the last Auxiliary meet- Home of the Salvation Army was held on January 10.The President, Mrs.S.A.MacSween, was in the chair.Major Richardson opened the meeting with prayer.+ The President read several messages of appreciation and good wishes for 1957 and expressing interest in the work being done.The secretary, Mrs.R.Dunn, reported had been received to be used for Auxiliary projects.The membership chairman, Mrs.Bailey stated that there were now 150 active and associate members in the Auxiliary.As this organization was Truax, CR.2-7903 or from the following: Mrs.W.H.Jarand, De.2808, Mrs.E.Denmaf, WA.8406, Mrs.M.N.Moses, De.3798, Mrs.D.Berry, WA.1639, Mrs.Clement Badgley.FI.7360, Mrs.H.T.Swift, GL.3626.WCTU Luncheon The Montreal W.C.T.U, will hold an executive meeting, preceded by a dessert luncheon at the home of the president, Mrs.D.Nasmith at 1.30 p.m.on Thursday, Jan.31, at 14 Springfield avenue, Westmount.At least 2 from each local union is expected io attend.Tea Causerie On Sunday, January 27 there will bé a Tea Causerie at the vlubhôuse at 4 p.m.The guest speaker on this occasion will be Mrs.Doyle Klyn, Women's Editor of the Weekend Magazine.Mrs.Klyn's Topic will be \u201cPeople I Have Met\u201d and promises to be most interesting.Members are welcome.to \u2018take friends.Reservations with Mrs.Robertson at the club.Westminster Penny Fair A Penny Fair of Homecooking will be held in the Westminster Central United Church Hall, 926 Atwater avenue, Monday, Jan.28, at 8 p.m.Refreshments will be served.High School Alumnae The Alumnae Society of the High School for Girls will hold a Bridge and Card Party, Wednesday, Feb.6, at 8 p.m.in the gymnasium of the schools Proceeds of the party are to be used for scholarships and bursary donate annually to graduates of the school.Tiekets may be obtained from the\" ticket chairmen, Mrs, C.Truax, CR.2-7903 and Mus.Gi F.Fitzgerald, TR.1856.CUR ES BL ne a SEE * formed just over a year ago, the reports from the chairman monstrate what, enthusiasm and effort can do to bring pleasure and extra comforts to the resi.lents of the Home.Originally a few men had requested to join the Auxiliary and help in the work.However, Mr.H.Patterson announced that under the guidance of the Womn- en\u2019s President, a Men's Associa tion had now veen formed.One of their members donated the turkeys for the Christmas dinner for the residents \u2014 another the beautiful Christmas tree, wluch was decorated with skill and enthusiasm by the Men's group.Mrs.J.A.P.McGee, Mis.R.Berry and Mrs.E.Glithero were joint chairmen of entertainment for the highlight of the season \u2014 the Christmas Party on December 19 \u2014 when Santa Claus presented useful and beautiful gifts to every resident of Eventide Home.These gifts were donated Ly several Montreal business firms and friends and members of the Auxiliary.The magnificent tree, Christmas decorations and refreshments made this \u2018a truly memorable occasion.On vided by Westward Rotary and are shown by members of the Men's Association.These are timed so that the hockey game can be watched on T.V.later.Mrs.R.McCausland reports that the Recreation Room is proving very popular.A completely renovated billiard table has been donated through the kindness of the M.A.A.A.At this meeting, the sum of $300 was voted by the: Auxiliary to provide more comfortable chairs for the room.In addition, the Montreal West Firemen's Association donated ten folding tables for pldying games and the Elmhurst Dairy donated 100 automatic Bingo cards.; \u201c On Monday afternoons Mrs.R.T.Bourke and her friendly committee visit -residents \u2018in ier - of the various committees de- x Saturday nights movies are pro- | 2 PAGE ELEVEN Montreal Hadassah; Mrs, Milton Eliasoph, Chairman of Youth Aliyah Campaign; Mrs.A.Shulman, Chairman Publicity for Canada., served in the Lounge, Mrs.H.I.Schurman chairman of the Birthday Shelf \u2014 which is supplied by donations from friends and the Auxiliary \u2014 makes sure that each resident receives a little luxury item on his or her birthday.Mrs.M.Schade phones members to remind them to take turns sending birthday cards.Mrs.S.Glew: the Sewing chairman and committee meet regularly to mend linens and clothing for residents.The Jolly ©Oldsters \u2014 an ambitious group of young-at-heart residents \u2014 had a sale of hand Photo.by Jack Markow ving.They raised $125, sending a donation to the Hungarian Relief Fund, paid for three new standing lamps for the Jecreation Room and treated thémselves to a barbecue supper.After the meeting was adjourned, the members inspecied a well-equipped new modern infirmary presented to the Even: tide Home by the Kiwanis Ciub of Montreal.Tea was served by the Hospitality chairman pro tem \u2014 Mrs.J.Voce.Tea nust- esses were: Mrs.W.A.Rutledge, Mrs.E.Large, Mrs, J.H.Struth- ers and Mrs.J.H.Goodbody.COLD WAVE SALE Regularly 15.00 8.50 This is what you get: ® \u2018Conditioner Shampoo ® Cold Wave Permanent - ® Style Set and Glamour Rinse ALSO \u2014 REG.$20.1347 GREENE AVE.| & wile Genaiy Solow COLD WAVE $10.00 : 1 Smile Benuty Salon Fl.2486 FI.0562 FINAL CLEARANCE SALE! DRESSES 20% to 50% OFF \"MAY'S Ladies Wear 1233 Greene Ave.Fi.9541 ALSO AT NORGATE RI.4-1603 SHOPPING CENTRE 23 ci: tres cas Lui pL x oF tem aia es un MIE rt ho ~ LAS PAGE TWELVE Hospital Auxiliary Hold Annual Meeting Tuesday The annual meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of the Reddy Memorial Hospital will be held on Tuesday, at 12.45 p.m.for dessert and coffee, at the Y.W.- C.A.Dorchester street West.In addition to the election of officers and the report of the president Mrs.M.B.Mackenzie, there will be the presentation of a play by the Drama Workshop | of the Jewish Junior Welfare League.The play entitled \u201cHigh Pressure Areas,\u201d deals with the problems of teenagers.At the close of the play, Mrs.Kay Calder, will conduct a discussion period in connection with the Mental Hygiene Program in the area.Members taking guests are asked to please telephone Mrs.Wahlstrom, RE.7-4123, in plenty of time to make reservations for dessert and coffee prior the annual meeting.Soldiers\u2019 Wives League Name Guests of Honor Guests of honor for the Fun and Fashions Night being given by the Montreal Soldiers Wives League in aid of their Hospital Visiting, taking.place Wednesday, February 13 at 8.30 p.m.in the armoury of the Royal Montreal] Regiment.Commodore Paul W.Earl, CBE.CD, and Mrs, Earl; Maj.Gen.J.P.E.Bernatchez, CBE, DSO, CD, and Mrs.Bernatchez; Air Vice Marshall L.B.Wray, OBE, AFC, CD, and Mrs.Wray; The Hon.Geo.C.Marler and Mrs.Marler; The Mayor of Westmount, Mr.A.Sydney Bru- neau, QC, and Mrs.Bruneau; Mr.and Mrs.Richard Hyde; Maj.Gen.C.B.Price, CB, DSO, DCM, ED, CD, and Mrs.Price; Brig.G.Victor Whitehead, VD, Choice Meat and Groceries Fresh Fruit and Vegetables HAINES of Westmount \"Noted for Quality\" 4466 St.Catherine West WE.8257 JOHN POOL Foot Specialist 1378 GREENE AVENUE {Near Sherbrooke) Westinount Painiess removal of corns, callouses, ingrown toe nails.Latest electric equipment.Plastic arch supports to relieve all weak foot conditions.Children\u2019s Supports a Specialty.By appointment only Phone WI.1545 Memorial Library Is Established To commemorate the many years of service which the late Marianne Crowe devoted to the field of parent education, the Mental Hygiene Institute has officially opened the Marianne Crowe Parent Education Memorial Library.This library has been estab- iished through the interest and contribution of her many friends and associates.The future maintenance of the library has been assured by the family of the late Mrs.Crowe, Mrs.Ernest W.Crowe was closely identified with the work of the Mental Hygiene Institute.Early in her career she was on the staff of the Institute as clinical and research psychologist and during recent years as Director of the Department of Parent Education.Her pioneer efforts and devotion to work in the mental health field will be a lasting inspiration to all who have been associated with her.At the dedication service of the Library, Mrs.H.R.C.Avison paid tribute to Marianne Crowe and her constant efforts to raise the standard training and improve he quality of leadership in parent education.Pioneer Women Batsheva Vilenski, the delegate from the Working Women's Council in Israel, \u2014 the sister organization of the Pioneer Women; will be the guest of the Montreal Council of Pioneer Women on January 28 and 29.Monday afternoon she will be the speaker at a dessert meeting for \u2018Council members and executive officers.Monday evening she will address the entire membership at a meeting to be held at the Histradrut headquarters, 5101 Esplanade avenue.WANTED: CANADIAN GOLD COINS R.& |.MULLINS Antiques \u2014 Fine Reproductions 1317 Greene Avenue \u201cYOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBOURHOOD SHOP\u201d Fi.3894 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 195% ALDERMAN HUGH SEYBOLD, Commissioner of Parks, presents a bouquet of flowers to Mrs.A.S.Bruneau, wife of the City\u2019s new mayor, at the inauguration held Tuesday evening at the City Hall.\u2014 Photo by Ted Harrison Welcome Wagon Service Elects Mrs.J.B.Langlois Supervisor Mrs.Jeanne B.Langlois, of Westmount, has been recently appointed by Welcome Wagon Service as Supervisor of hostesses for the Province of Quebec, thus expanding the service of this organization in greeting families on special occasions, Welcome Wagon has been organised in a number of sections on the Island of Montreal for Mrs.Gertrude zeblond of West- some time under the supervision mount and Mrs.Juliette Kennedy of Mrs.Lela Horning, and more of Montreal.recently with the assistance of Mrs.Langlois, who has been MRS.JEANNE B.LANGLOIS,\u201d of Westmount, has recently been appointed by Welcome Wagon Service as Supervisor of hostesses for the Province of Quebec, thus expanding the services of this organization in greeting families on special occasions, aes BO.T= ST PER SA = Pr 7 I - , 3 A 7 2e LE 7 ; # À 4 & 9 AY ros be ee mee Mrs.W.O'Connor Elected President Trinity Sr.W.A.The annual meeting of the Senior Branch of the Women's Auxiliary of Trinity Memorial Church was held on Monday, January 14.The Rector, Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, presented the slate for 1957, as follows: Honorary presidents: Mrs, J.M, Almond, Mrs.N.O.- Cramer, Mrs.S.E.Kennedy, Mrs.J.Norton and Mrs A.T.Mc- Queen; President, Mrs.W.DO'Connor; first vice-president, Mrs.R.K.Naylor; second vice- president, Mrs.A.B: Hawthorne; treasurer, Mrs.F.E.Snodgrass; recording secretary (Pro tem), Miss K.Austin; corresponding secretary, Mrs.M.H, Curtis; .Dorcas secretary, Mrs.J.C.Armstrong; educational secretary, Mrs.W.DO'Connor; united thank offering, Mrs.S.Grant.Appointed officers: Prayer partner secretary, Miss A.G.Chambers; tea convener, Mrs, C.Martland; talent table, Mrs.W.Leatherbarrow.The treasurer, Mrs.F.E.Snodgrass, reported that the sum of $2,337 had been raised for missions, and donations were made\u201dto the work of the parish and mortgage fund.\u2018Fun and Fashion\u2018 Committee Listed The Committee for the \u201cFun and Fashion\u201d night taking place Wednesday, February 13 at 8:30 p.m.in the armoury of the Royal Montreal Regiment in aid of the Hospital Visiting of the Montreal Soldiers Wives\u2018 League are as follows: Chairman \u2014 Mrs.G.Gordon Hyde and Mrs.Yvonne Mongenais; Tickets \u2014 Mrs.DG.Bagg, Mrs.Sarto Marchand, Mrs.Louis Martin, Mrs.C.Pare ish; Treasurers \u2014 Mrs.Hugh W, Gall, Mrs.E.J.Cote; Publicity \u2014 Mrs.H.E.Short, Mrs.Ian McDougall, Mrs.G.Gamache; Special Names \u2014 Mrs.Jan Morgan; Decorations \u2014 Mrs.F.L Ritchie, Mrs.D.J.McIntyre, Mrs.Ian MacLean; Liaison \u2014 Mrs.C.J.Pratt; Refreshments \u2014 Mrs.Ian Morgan; Flowers \u2014 Mrs, Ivan Phelan; Prizes \u2014 Mrs.Charles Pick, Mrs.George Route ley, Mrs.D.B.Gibson, Mrs.J.McNiven, - + if social service and newspaper work for many years, will supervise all other cities in the province.At this time,, Welcome Wagon is active in Quebec City, Levis, Three Rivers, Sorel, St.Hyacinthe, Granby and Sherbrooke.Introduced in Canada during the 30's, Welcome Wagon was originated in Memphis, Tennessee, in 1928, Over the years, the civic part of the service has grown, with each hostess independently responsible for getting support from reputable stores and services in Her community.It is a service which strives to bring happiness and.\u201cbonne entente\u201d wherever it is established, considering itself as a highly personalized public relations service, .Moantain below Sherbrooke St.J a NT peau m0 Pa A a La ie EEE re po \u2014 Montreal Soldiers Wives League Projects In War And Peace Time The Montreal Soldiers\u2019 Wives-League was formed in 1899 by Lady Hutton, wife of the Imperial Officer in Command of Canadian Militia.Lady Hutton felt that much was being done (such as comforts, knitting and parcels) for the men who had volunteered for the Boer War but that nothing was being done for the lonely women at home.Therefore, she organized this League to help these women.It was the tirst time Canadians had gone overseas to fight.; The Constitution of the Soldiers Wives League was at that time \u201cto bring the wives, other relatives and friends into closer touch and sympathy in time of trouble and distress.\u201d They now say the wives of the Navy, Army and Air Force, for Canada had no Navy in 1899 and an Air Force was unheard of.Between the end of the Boer War and the beginning of the 1914 World War this Organization was inactive.At the outset of the war of 1914 the League's activities were resumed.Practically all Social Service work in Montreal, at that time, was done by this League, the Im-x perial Order Daughters of the Empire and the Red Cross.When the War was over a eonsiderable sum of money remained, This was disposed of and only $2,000.00 was retained \u2014 a Bond being bought with it.The Bond was left in trust with the Last Post Fund.This was to be cath on hand should war again break out.In 1939 the League was called on to function anew.At regular intervals In the years between the wars the ladies had met for informal discussions to keep their interest alive.The story was different in 1939.Brigadier Armstrong at M.D4 asked the Soldiers Wives League to re-organize and to eo-ordinate the work of the Ladies Auxiliaries in the regiments, the Navy and Air Force.Numerous social services were st up to do this work and instead of trying to raise money the Soldiers Wives League had more time to look after the entertainment of the women and children Toft at home and to Keep up their morale.The Christmas Tree Parties at the Forum constituted a tremendous undertaking.It took two days to entertain all the children and months of preparation and work by the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliaries which form the League.Veterans Visited The ,only mouey raising pro- Jects undertaken by the League are specifically designated for the Hospital Visiting Commit- Approximately 2,000 patients are visited a month in the Queen Mary and St.Anne's hos- a.bitals.Every patient in the hos- x pitals is visited twice a month and given a half package of cigarettes each visit.They are also given pipes, candy and other comforts.At Easter and Christmas time a full package of cigarettes is given to every patient in the two hospitals.The League is à co-ordinating body representing the Ladies Auxiliaries of the individual units in the Montreal area of the Navy, Army and Air Force.The Board of Directors includes the wives of the Naval Officer In Charge of Montreal area; the General Officer Commanding Headquarters Quebec Command; the Air Officer Commanding Air Defence Command and the Commanding Officers\u2019 wives of every unit of the Navy, Army and Air Force in the Montreal area.TDiplomas Awarded Trained Attendants .At the graduating exercises held by the Trained Attendants Association of Canada on December 28 in St.Luke's Church Hull twenty-three women received their cap bands.There was also a presentation of diplomas to twenty-eight trained attendants?who have also completed their six months practical experience in the hospital.Presentation of .diplomas was made by the vice- president, Mrs.P.Bean, Patricia Aumais, Anna Alks- nis, Janet Birkett, Rachel Bari- teau, Mary Buchanan, \u2018Carol Diabo, Mary Higgins, Therese Mallette, Mary Mutz, Pearl Mac- Kenzie, Catherine Owens, Jane O'Shea, Irene Shyska, Bernice Twardy, Carole Warden, Mary Bullock, Pauline Dimitris, Elizabeth Devine, Marea.Dumphy, Gusti Edelman, Madeline Lessard, Vera Maliszewski, Margaret Moffatt, Elizabetl.Morgan, Patricia Oliver, Audrey Sherrar, Amelie Weiger, Winnifred White- wick.Miss Ella Dack Elected President Of Trinity WA Evening Auxiliary The: annual meeting of Trinity \u2018Memorial Evening Branch W.A.was held on Thursday, January 10, in the Ladies\u2019 Room.Reports of the year's \u2018work were submitted by the various secretaries indicating a good year\u2019s work and steady growth.Following the business of the evening, Mrs.J.F.Morris took the chair to preside at the election and in-¥ stallation of the following offie- ers: President, Miss Ella Dack; Recording Secretary,»Mrs.K.L.Steele; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.Nora Harrison; Treasurer, Mrs.Peter Scarlett; Dorcas Secretary, Miss Laura Annesley; Tea Convener, Mrs.Peter Tem- pleton; Living Message Secretary, Mrs.E.H.Campbell; Educational Secretary, Mrs, C.V.Barnum, In a very beautiful and simple ceremony Mrs.Morris installed the above officers concluding with the singing of the hymn \u201cBreathe on Me Breath of God\u201d and the Members\u2019 Prayer.Rerreshments were served at the close of the meeting with Archdeacon Naylor, the Rector, and- Archdeacon Morris as special guests.Archdeacon Naylor closed with prayer.Women's Canadian Club \u201cContrasting Forms in Music\u201d with Piano Illustrations will be givén by Miss Ellen Ballon, Mus.D., who is the guest of honor at the next meeting of the Women\u2019s Canadian Club to be held February 4 at 2.30 p.m.in the Ritz- Carlton Hotel.- = sa chairman, Lt.Col.R.Peirson Committee Members Listed for RMR Ball Capt.L.G.Thomson, DCM, CD, has been named chairman of the Royal Montreal Regiment Ball Committee to plan preparations for the Regiment's Anuual Ball in the Armoury Friday evening January 25.He will be assisted by the following committee members Mrs.C.J.Pratt, wife of the commanding officer; Mrs.L.C.Thoméoh; Mrs.T.Kennedy; Captain I.PF.Pollock, vice- M.C.Major E.Harris CD, and Capt.D.Harrison, advisory; Lt.H.A.Etheridge, administration; Capt.C.Stacey and Capt.B.P.Nurse, finance; Capt.D.M.Vass and 2/Lt.R.K.C on, Catering and orchestra; pt.P.A.Spark and Lt.J.R.Gwyn, house; Maj.T.J.Kennedy and Lt.R.L.Borror, tickets; Lt.G.] Patterson, publicity; Maj.W.D! Whitlaw and Lt C.F.C.Hew-| ard, decorations; Capt.\u2026.V.A.Murray, Lt.A.J.Berard, aud O/Cdt.Bruce Massey, electrical decorations; Capt.S.IL.Wood and Lt.J.Bergson, bars; PAGE THIRTEEN GRADUATING CLASS: The Trained Attendants Association of Canada held its graduating exercises on December 28, in .St.Luke's Church Hall, at which 23 women received\" their cap bands.The School Directress is M.Naismith, R.N.From left to right, sitting: Mrs.E.Demarais, Mrs, C.Manchur, Miss L.Fortin, Mrs.E.Vivian, M.Naismith, R.N., instructress; Mrs.T.Marchant, Mrs.A.Larose, and Mrs.M.Robertson, Standing : Mrs.E.Strang, Mrs.W.Nantel, Miss L.Grubie, Mrs.M.Casseiman, Miss M.Cavanagh, Mrs.D.Downey, Miss F.Clap- son, Mrs.M.McCartney, Miss A.Leishman, Miss D.Irwin, Miss P.Slaats, Mrs.S.Ludwig, Mrs.R.Jutras, Mrs.E.Allas- ton, Miss M.Carrie, Miss M.Quigley and Miss M.Boudreau, \u2019 who is not shown in the photograph.- x \u2014Ed Bermingham Photo Valentine Tea Calvary United Church Wo- mens Association is sponsoring a \u201cSt.Valentine's Tea and Concert on Tuesday, February 12, at 2:30 p.m.Guest artists are to be soloist \u2014 Mrs.John Ringwood with accompanist \u2014 Mrs.Noel Hardy also Elocutionist \u2014 Mra.Percy C.Hall.Tea conveners are: Mrs.Clive Masterman and Mrs.John Hellyer.À very welcome invitation is extended to all members and friends of the church, = 7 WHY GAY! unemployment lll which, in economy.of your community.Capt.G.M.Bergson reservations.) WAIT nu SPIN a a beautifully MODERNIZED KITCHEN * @ Yungutnity fithons BRIGHT! By installing your Youngstown Steel Kitchen NOW you can enjoy its happy combination of beauty, efficiency and work- saving features IMMEDIATELY, and, MOST IMPORTANT, you can get prompt, efficient service how, and save money, and at the same time you will be adhering to the timely message of the Department of Labour by relieving the winter A.O.OLSEN & CO.Kitchen Planning Sales & Installation 1185 Drummond Street MODERN! turn, - serves to improve the UN.6-5839 IN } | il.\\ ; 1 ; i PAGE FOURTEEN THE WES - Unity Withdraws In 3rd Frame As Aroyle Juvenites Win 27-19 Verdun Argyles juvenile basketball team won their first game of the season, when they defeated Westmount Unity club 27-19 in a league game last Friday at Bannantyne school gym.The game was called at the end of the third quarter when the Unity coach refused to play any longer.Recently, upon a request by Unity that 10-minute quarters were too long for a juvenile team to play, it was decided that eight or 10 would be played depending on the two team coaches.\"Apparently Verdun wanted to play 10-minute quarters and after playing three Unity - would not continue to play the last guarter, Maurice Marisiane, director of the Westmount\u2019 club, still says that 10-minute quarters are too much for juvenile players.He also added that the league has been told that Unity are withdrawing their team from competition.They went through with the Verdun game and will also play Greenfield Park, but in the Unify Seniors In 1st Place Unity Boys\u2019 Club senior basketball team, current city holders of the provincial title, gained undisputed possession of first place in the \u2018A\u2019 section Montreal Basketball League by defeating Golden Knights, 91-60.Half time score: Unity 44, Golden Knights 18.Top scorers for Unity were Peterson 14, Dave Barnard 14, and Ulric Brown and Rod Huodg- son each 15.Top scorer for the Golden Knights was Mitch Gar- finkle with 12 points.Tonight Unity plays McGill at Unity Boys Club in the final league game of the season.latter's case the game must be eight-minute quarters, Verdun and Unity were all tied up 8-8 after the first quarter.At half time\u2019 Verdun were | ahead 16-12; at the third 27-19, and there the game finished.Joan Driver was the high scorer for Unity with 11 points.Carol Riopel tallied for next high.Argyles scoring honors were shared between Jean Riddell and Barbara Bigg with six pdints each.Diane Payne tallied five: 3 Lady Cagers May Play 8 Or 10 Quarters OLLOWING is.a condensed version of a letter received from Miss Alfreida Hastie, secretary - treasurer of Lhe Montreal Ladies\u2019 Basketball League, addressed to all tenms in connection with a recent dispute over playing periods for junior-juvenile contests.\u201cAs you know, all games in «+ the MLBL are played-in quarters of 10 minutes each, How - ever, Maurice Mariasine of Unity Boys' Club, feels, in the case of juvenile players, that eight minute quarters \u2018is better for this age group.\u201cHf you are in accord with Mr.Mariasine\u2019s suggestion and wish to play eight minute quarters when juveniles are participating, advise the referees before the start of the game.Both teams must be in agreement to the eight minute quarters, otherwise 10 minute periods.will prevail.\u201cWhen St.Laurent Juniors and Point Rockettes meet each other the game, of course, will be divided into the usual four 10 minute periods.\u201d The league also apnounced that the winner of the table radio drawing was Mrs.N.Allatt of Greenfield Park.for the O'Keefe Ale is mi O'Keefe Knight modern taste! brewed for modern living enjoyment.The next time you buy beer, look for the label \u2014it is your assurance of a beer without equal.Id on the TMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, ~ .JANUARY 25, 1957 How The Teams Stand Hurricanes 3 210 13 8 Canucks .2110 5 8 : St.Leo's 1010 3 5 0 Leading scorer: Fraser Wilson, 4 pts.: School Hockey Coming Games Jan.24: B, St.Leo's vs WHS at LCC.6: B, McGee vs HSM at McGill, 3; Jr., M.St.L.vs CHS at Forum, 4; Ban., CNRS vs AIS at Rockland, 4.: Friday, Jan.25: Ban., St.Laurent vs IHS,at St.Laurent, 3.Jan.28: A, WHHS vs McGee at McGill, 4; B, WHS vs HSM at McGill, 3; B, St.Leo's vs CCHS at Verdun, 4.\u2018Jan, 29: A, M.St.L.vs CHS at Forum, 4; A, Loyola vs VHS at Verdun, 4; Jr.,, VHS vs LCC at L.C.C., 4; Ban.IHS vs LHS at Lachine, 4; Ban., AIS vs CNHS at McGill, 4: Jr.,, CHS vs M.St.L.at McGill 4.\u2019 Blues Cage Win Two Loop Games This week tested the best in the senior M.B.L., when Joey Richman's league leading Blues met and defeated both the Georgians and De La Salle 99-72 aid 83-81 _respectively.R The Blues this weekend move n to finish «their presently scheduled exhibition series when they meet a highly rated team from Schenectady, N.Y.This team with an average height of 6° 1\u201d will give the Blues a tussle in their attempt to bring the score for the series to two wins for three losses.TERMITE GPW IL D F APts.Rangers.3 3 0 0 21 7 8 Rams .330017 5 6 Hawks .3 21010 7 4 Leafs .3120 1 10 2 Royals .3 030 6 13-0 Rockets .3030 1.24 © Leading scorer: Tim Rothwell, 11- pts MOSQUITO : GPWL D F APts Wings .3 3 0 0 23 2 6 Cubs .- 3 2 1 0 10 4 4 K.G.V's .3210 7 10 4 Canadians 3120 5 12 2 Unity .3120 3 2 2 Kings Hawks 3 0 3 0 2 0 Leading scorer: Tom guise 13 pts.PEE WEE GPWIL D F APts.Wings .3 3 0 0 7 3 6 Reds s\u2026\u2026.\u2026.3 210 9 8B 4 St.Leo's .,.2 1 1 0 11 9 2 Unity \u2026 3 1 2 0 13 10 2 Whites .1010 2 4 0 Knights .2'°0 20 3 11 °0 Leading scorer: Fred Power, 11 pts.- BANTAM GPWL D F APts 2 0 0 13 2 4 20 0 10 3 4 1 10 12 6 2 : 110 7 10 2 i 0 2 0 2 10 0 VE 020 17 0 Leading scorer: Lincoln Zann, 7 pts.MIDGET \u201cA\u201d .GPWL D F APts Cataracts .3 3 0 0 15 0 6 Skunks .-2 110 6 1 3 Unity .3 03 0 02 0 Leading scorer: Ray McCormick, 7 pts.MIDGET \u201cB\u201d GPWL D F A Pts: Two gamef- were \u2018 played in the Westmount Hockey Midget category.Qne each in the \u201cA\u201d and \u201cB\u201d division, other sched- weatherman.Cataracts shut-out Unity, 9-0.Ray Mader\u2019's U.B.C.netminder, up from bantam, showed cour-\u2019 age by donning the heavy gear in spite of facial injury.Mader made many fine stops as he was consistantly bombarded by the puck.Norm Burrows was the scoring star with three goals.Purple Hurricanes downed Canucks, 6-2 in a \u201cB\u201d game.Royal Montreal Edge Out Guards, 15-11 McGill COTC connected for their sixth win in seven starts in the Military Fastball League with a 6-2 decision over Black Watch.In other games Maisonneuve defeated Navy 11-4 and Royal Montreal Regiment handed Grenadier Guards their seventh straigh defeat, 15-11, Dave Copp was the winning pitcher for McQill.He gave up only two hits and had a no-hitter going into the seventh inning.He uled encounters gave way to the*.WESTMOUNT BEAT Lower Canada College, 5-1 and this action shot shows: Stephen Levy scoring hig third goal on Westmount\u2019s net minder, Brian McCarthy.Ted Harrison Photo.\u2018Hat-trick For N.Burrows \u201cThe Hurks, under John Wilson, had too much power for tha Canucks who had only eight men \u2019 dressed.Soccer Coaching Session On Tap The PQFA and the National Football league are holding winter soccer coaching schools every Wednesday night at King's School, Westmount, Films are shown and blackboard talks are on the program.; Next Wednesday the school shifts to Verdun Riverview school when the special session will be given.At the same time, it was announced that the Verdun Cobblers of the juvenile league will receive their crests and the Fletcher Trophy, Several films are also planned for this.Verdun night.At a later date a French session will be conducted in Verdun.High School List Hockey Standings [à \u201d struck- out 10 batters to take the SENTE att F Apt.decision over Alastair Pryde.CHS .\u2026\u2026.2200 5 2 4 - .MeGee 2110 4 5 2 i VS 21107072 Metro Loop List Games |YS,.10e: 2 119 7113 .- .St L .20206 5 8 0 Coming gumes in the Metro SENIOR \u201cB\u201d EAST Junior hockey league schedule PWL T F APt.areas follows: WHS .2 20 0 13 4 4 Jan.26 \u2014~-St.Laurent vs.SEOs oo : 2 1 8 ! 8 : : Frontenacs, Plouffers vs.Vic-|McGee .1\u20180 1 0 2 6 0 torias, at Quebec.CCHS .303 0 8 17 © Jan.27 \u2014 Plouffers vs.La- pd T F APts.chine, at Lachine.Lakeshore|isec .,.2 2 00 5 2 4 vs.St.Laurent, at St.Laurent.LHS .2110 3 4 2 Snowdon vs.Victoria, Nationale [fg qu\" «+ 8 8 08 à à à vs.Fronterfacs, at Quebec, .1010 2 3 © Jan.28 \u2014 N.D.G.vs.Snowdon, EAST Verdua vs.Nationale, at Forum.5 T E A Pts.Jan.30 \u2014 Plouffers vs.N.D.G,, 00 5 8 8 St.Laurent vs.Verdun, at Ver- 00 3 0 3 dun 20 3 76 .20 1 5 06 Learn to be a SUMMER CAMP\u2014SMALL OPPORTUNITIES FOR PROMOTION \u2014 - SOCIAL ACTIVITIES \u2019 Apply at the Armoury, Tuesday or Thursday evenings WIRELESS OPERATOR 11 SIGNAL REGIMENT R.C.SIGS.3 HILLSIDE AVENUE, WESTMOUNT In the Militia Enjoy the comradeship of the Army and learn this interesting and valuable trade in your leisure hours \u2014 two evenings a week.While you learn you will draw full pay of rank and be | eligible for: \u2014 i BORE RIFLE SHOOTING | Sports ) Whirl By George E.Jones YHE TITLE OF THIS column 1 is 25 years old.It is new to Westmount sport page readers, but the writer has had this column appearing in a sister publication, Verdun Guardian for the past 24 years.We hope that our topics will be enjoyed by all and we hope to find the time to have it appear every Friday.Space will be the big factor, but only time will tell.> % #æ- æ ; Last month there appeared in| \"a news service story from.,Toronto a story of the Mormon Elders basketball team, It brought to mind a basketball season prior to the war wlien we played the game in the old Montreal Church league.The Mormons.had a team and they were fine players.They played it hard all the way.Personal fouls, in those days was four, they are now five but the Mormon team never came up with many.\u2019 *% LA # The Toronto story went on to say that the Mormon boys, if they knocked one of their opponent down to the floor, they help him up to his feet.This we can say is true.The Mormons were playing the Toronto Tri- Bells and lost only in the last minute of play, 50-49.The team was coached by Solon Low, Social Credit Party Leader.Mr.Low has the name of.Brother although he is the coach and the players are called elders.æ ¥ » NOYHER STRANGE note in the story was to the surprise of the janitor where the team practice, that the Mormons dressing room is cleaned up after each practice.That makes me think of the times we saw football players, who leave everything at their feet and leave some other \u2018Joe\u2019 do the job of hanging up their clothes and cleaning up.There are some hockey teams today that get the players to pack\u2019 their own backs, but they are few and far between.+ # * The Mormon, when they run into tough players, never retaliate, but draw the referee\u2019s attention to the fact that the player is playing it rough.Being religious men, they don't smoke nor do they drink.They donate their time \u2018to the church, depending on their parents or interested groups to support them with living expenses, Some of the members are married and depend on their wives who have jobs.% * + * Other teams coukl .learn plenty from the Mormons.Of course there are some who, as they read this column, will say that they are fools to let any one in sport hurt them and ' then forgive them in à sort of & way.For one thing there would be more playing the game, whatever it might be, if more teams and their players used the çode of the Mormons.Perhaps that would make sport too soft, and especially in the pro ranks, it would never pay off, but in amateur it would be worth the try.Supple, Spurgeon Lo To Fight, Jan.28 Tiger Pat Supple of Ville Emard, Canadian bantamweight champion, gets the stiffest test - Of his career on January 28th at La Tour, in Quebec City, when RCAF, he faces veteran Jackie Spurgeon \u2018in a bantamweiglit 10\u2018 rounder; tot.Fhe.à ce Hig re be a THE IT\u2019S A GOAL\u2019 shout these happy members of the City of Westmount Termite Hockey League.Games are played every Saturday morning at Pringe Albert Park.WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, Three Goals For Blakely Wings perennial, powerhouse of .the Westmount Mosquito hockey section trounced the previously unbeaten K.G.V.'s 8-1 in \u2018the, first of three games played at Westmount Park.Peter - Blakely scored three.Ronnie McJannet and Ricky Pat- tee two each and Gordie Kyle one.Ron Wright scored for the losers.Gordie MacDougall turned in a fine effort for the V's.Unity Boys\u2019 hit the win column for the first time blanking Kings Hawks, 3-0.Mark Ono scored twice and John Cusson once.Trueman Neilson chalked up the shut-out.Pierre Desjardins led St.Leo's Canadians to a 3-1 win over Cubs.This was the Saints initial win nf the year.» Ray Maynard got the other St.Leo\u2019s marker on which dins assisted.Phil Whitehouse, who scored the lone Cub goal skated tirelessly and had the puck on his stick throughout most of the game.\"Y\" Hoopla Trim RCAF Five, 68-58 Westmount \u201cY\u2019\u201d minus their starry captain and guard, Jim Hawkes, got back into the winning column by downing a sérappy R.C.A.F.St.Hubert, 68- 58, in a senior MBL fixture.Randy Brooks led the winners with 17 points followed by Gary Simpson with 16.Coach Vic Bryant picked up 10.Sisemorl was the game\u2019s high scorer as he accounted for 21 of the airmen\u2019s total.Connely added 17 for the losers.This was the last home game for the locals in their regular season although, if the \u2018\u201cY\u201d\u2019 continues to win, a playoff tilt may be staged at the \u201cY\u201d\u2019 gym.Tomorrow, the \u201cY\u201d hobpsters journey to Cornwall for an exhibition game which initiates a long series of away games, Team Standings .SENIOR SECTION.\u2019 GP w Pts.Snowdon Blues .5 5 10 De La Salles .5 3 6 Georgians .4 1 2 Davis Mounties .4 - 0 0 SENIOR \u201cB\u201d - A SECTION .\u2014 GP : W Pts Unity Boys .6 5 10 Golden Knights 4 3 8 Teuras .ocovse 6 2 4 MeGill .4 1 2 Univ.of Montreal .6 2 4 SENIOR \u201cB\u201d WESTERN Gp.wW Pts.Unity Meteors .6 8 10 M, reesei .5, 38 6 Westmount ¥ .5 3 6 Verdun YMCA .17 3 8 Lakeshore .8 .3 \u201c6 Holy Trinity eevee 7 4 i Desjar- {) \"Rangers Capture Third | Straight Termite Win Undefeated Rangers in the Westmount Municipal Termite hockey came through to win their third straight game against the Royals, 6-4.Coach Ed McLach- lan of the Royals had his boys playing smart hockey to take a 3-1 lead in the first period of the game.\u2018 John Kennedy got his Rangers rolling and in the dying minutes of the third period his boys \u2018went to town.Brian Wood, (2) Magder (1), and Pottel were the marksmen for the Royals.Col- lison picked up an assist.Brahm Levine and Tim Rothwell each notched two for the winners.| MacInnes and !Ialey were the other goal getters for the Rangers.Assists were made by Kennedy, Hill MacInnes and Rothwell.: Gil Bea- In the second ganie JANU.RY 25, 1957 Scores At A Glance - TERMITE Rangers 6 Royals 4 Rams 4 Black Hawks 3 Maple Leafs 5 Rockets 1 | MOSQUITO Wings 8 K.G.V's 1 Unity Boys\u2019 Club 3 Kings Hawks 0 Canadiens 3 Cubs 1 PEE WEE Reds 4 Knights 2 \u2018Wings won by default over Unity Boys\u2019 Club ° BANTAM St.Leo's 10 Ottawa 1 MoGill 3 Varsity 2 EXHIBITION GAME Weredale Flyers 6 Terrebonne Royals 1 .MIDGET \u201cA\u201d Catracts 9 Unity Boys\u2019 Club 0 Unity forfeited the game at the {end of the second period.- MIDGET \u201cB\u201d Purple Hurricanes 6 Canucks 2 Scores 4 Goals St.Leo\u2019s bantams overwhelmed Ottawa by a 10-1 count.Mike Johnson was a star performer picking up four goals and.one assist.; Team Captain Dave O'Brien tallied three while Adolph Dur- man, Mickey Harper and Tommy Thrasher added singles.Johnny saved a whitewash.Varsity and McGill staged a fast clean contest with a third period solo effort by- Lincoln Cann winning the game for- the MecGillians.Jack Lazerman and Piero Chialant also scored.Duane Kenemy notched both for Varsity.\u2018 - v PE Millichamp\u2019s first period effort sant came through with a 4-3 win for his Rams over Hawks.Young Morrison notched three counters to lead his team to vic-J tory.Munro tallied the other Rams goal.Tait drew one assist.Hawks played a very fine game, but couldn't seem to get the puck \u2018past the goaler.P.Fennel, Capper and Meuris were the scorers for the Hawks.Fennel also picked up an assist.In the third game, Maple Leafs downed Unity Rockets, ® 5-1.Brownrigg (2), Donnelly, King and Flynn were the sharpshooters for the Leafs.M.Le- febvre scored for Rockets.Basil Stevens and John Nicol- son have been doing a fine job of refereeing.PAGE FIFTEEN CHS Ice Show Set For Tonight An evening of fun and excite~ \u2018ment for both youngsters and parents is promised at the gala Catholic High School Ice Carnival which takes place at the Forum tonight, starting at-7.30.Interest in the feature hockey game between Mont St.Louis College and Catholic High should be heightened this year since the College team is now a meme ber of the Greater Montreal Interscholastic League and the traditional rivalry between the scholars will be that much .- greater.Catholic High holds a two game edge in this annual series in which the Rev.J.J.Stanford Trophy is at stake.Figure skating exhibitions of exceptional quality are assured this year as such outstanding ar tists as Miés Lise Petit and Miss Nancy Davidson will be featured \u2018in this part of the programme.Both these skaters will be competing for Canadian Champion= ship honors in February.oo Besides the competitive events, such as the Bantam Tournament ~ Final, the Boys\u2019 Championship Speed Skating races, Girls\u2019 Relay, there'll be a wide variety of colorful comedy and vaudeville interludes, all of superior entertainment .value.Leo Duplessis will be at the console of the Forum organ.Reds Edge Knights 4-2 In Pee Wee Tilt Reds edged Knights in a \u2018close- fought Westmount Hockey pee wee contest by a 4-2 count.Phil Issenman~, Jehn Love, Keith Kenemy and John Wright divided the scoring jionors.Bernie scored two unassisted goals in the third period for the Knights Mild weather forced postponement of other scheduled games during the week.NEVER x BEFORE has an ale travelled so far, so fast in public esteem ONLY DOW IS 'COOL CONTROL! BREWED | \u20ac and the, \u2026. - - Cue » Ed PAGE SIXTEEN Leads Scout Jaunt K.D.Bedford, Commissioner for Western (Montreal) District and J.W.H.Miner of Granby, Scout Commissioner for the- Ya- maska Valley District, were introduced to a meeting of the Quebec Provincial Scout Council held in Scout headquarters on Saturday as the leaders of the Quebec contingent to the 9th World Jamboree which is to be held in England in August.The announcement was made by G.Robley Mackay, Provincial Commissioner.Mr.Mackay also introduced Jack Fanning, also of Granby, who will lead the Quebec contingent to the 4th American Nationa] Jamboree which is to be held at Valley Forge, Pa., in July.s The announcements followed a report on the activities of the Provincial jamboree committee \" headed by H.R.Mountney, which showed that although not all districts have made their returns of applications there are about eighty First Class Scouts desirous of attending the world meeting which will be a combined gathering of 25,000 Scouts and leaders at a jamboree; 5,000 Rover Scouts at an international Moot; and 5,000 adult leaders, both men and women, at what is called an Indaba or meeting of leaders of the tribes.\u2018Canada will send over 1,460 to this great évent which has been specially organized to celebrate the 50th year of Scouting\u2019s founding and the 100th anniversary of the birthday of Baden- Powell the founder.Quebec's quota, based on its Scout population, will be 72 boys and leaders.Good Turns R.Cameron McCutcheon, vice- president of the council and chairman of Saturday's meeting, reported progress on the national good turn in conservation carried out hy the Scouts and Cubs during part of last year, and announced that it is to be extended through 1957 in Carada and is being taken up by many other countries throughout the Scouting world.Mr.Mackay announced that \u2019 the annual Queen's Scout cera- mony is to be held in the Red ¢ Chamber of «the Parliament Buildings in Quebec in April, at™ which time those First Class Scouts who qualified for \u2018the Queen's Scout budge will be presented \u2018with a certiticate by the.Association's patron, His Honor, the Lieutenant-Governor of the Province as the Queen's repre- _ sentative.Mr.MacKay also announced his appointment of Mr.Miner as an Assistant Provincial Commissioner at large with special responsibility for adult training of council and committe.people.: Water Safety Dr.Thomas Primrose spoke on, the matter of the revised and stricter rules laid down for water safety in all Scouting activities, especially at camps and applying to both swimming and boating.While a certain amount of leeway may be allowed where a standing camp like Ta- maracouta has :a high standard .of safety regulations, it will be the responsibility of each governing body \u2018te see that the new THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1957 K.DARRELL BEDFORD (left), 5128 Sher- brooke street west, and JOHN W.H.MINER, of Granby, the former the Commissioner for Western (Montreal) District and the latter the Commissioner for Yamaska Valley Dic- trict, who have been appointed leaders of the Quebec contingent of 72 First, Class Scouts to the 9th World Jamboree, to be held in England in August, The Canadian contingent - of more than 1,400 will go by airlift; these: from the far west over the polar route, the \u2014 others\u2019 via Toronto, Montreg!,- Moncton and\u2019 Halifax.The appointments \u201cWere announced Saturday at a meeting of -the Quebec Prov-: incial Council held in\u2019 Scout headquarters; Bishop Street.LA rules are observed.At the luncheon meeting which followed, R.C.Stevenson drew attention to the Association's financial campaigns to be held fairly widely throughout the province and the country at large, and asked for the active co-op- eration of all presidents and commissioners.The objective of the Montreal appeal which is close- 1y tied in with the various campaigns throughout the province is $150,000 and the dates set throughout the country are Feb ruary 4 to 23.; - Founder's Centenary Bollowing announcement that 1957 will be the Association's jubilee and centenial year, Mr.Mackay outlined briefly some of the highlights of the very active life of Lord Baden-Powell of Gil- well, founder of the Scout Movement, emphasizing the importance of passing on to the boy the fact that B.-P.was a living personality who lived a very full life first as a soldier and another subsequent life as founder and leader of what has become the largest youth movement in the world with a present meni- bership of something under 7,- 600,000.Westmount Ke * | St.Andrews- \u201cThe Dynamics of a Great Life\u201d is the title of the sermon in St.Andrew's, Westmount, on Sunday morning.The Minister, Rev.D.M.Grant, will conduct the service and give the message.At the evening worship (7.30 p.m.) Dr.Grant will be assisted by Rev.R.W.Mumford, whose sermon is entitled, \u2018The Pri ilege of Finding Purpose\u201d.The ministry of music under the leadership of Mr.Eric J.Adams, Organist and Choir Master, will be of tui.usual high order.There will be a meeting of the Young People's Union of the church f-llowing the evening worship.The B:ble Class and the Intermediate Classes of the church school meet at ten o'clock Sunday morning.All other departments of the School meet at 11 a.m.The class for new members will meet at six o'clock Sunday evening.This is the second meeting of the class.It is im- peralive that all teen-agers who plan to qualify for membership by Easter will \u201ce present Sunday.The annual business meeting of the congregation will be held Monday evening at 8:15 p.m.The boys\u2019 and girls groups meetings next week are: Bruce Christian Science * der nN Availability today of the| healing power of divine Truth will be emphasized at Christian Science services Sunday.Christ Jesus\u2019 healing of the \u201cwoman which had a spirit of infirmity eighteen years, and was bowed together, and could in no wise lift up herself\u201d (Luke 13) will be among the Scriptural passages read from the King James Version of the Bible.The subject of the Lesson-Sermon will be \u201cTruth.\u201d 2 From \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy the following selection will be among thosc read (495:1) \u2018God will heal the sick through man.whenever man is governed by God.Truth casts out error now as surely as it did nineteen centuries ago.All of Truth is not understood; 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