The Westmount examiner, 29 mars 1957, vendredi 29 mars 1957

[" = harnois E.Brault.Westmount Jails Pair I With Knives It isn\u2019t healthy to carry offensive weapon s in Westmount.oC Two young men \u2018were sentenced to six months and\u201d five months in jail respectively in Westmount Court Tuesday on charges of carrying offensive weapons.- In addition \u2014 on charges of loitering \u2014 they were also sentenced to pay fines of $40 and - costs, each, or serve additional two months each in jail, as the sentences rum consecutively.John Williams, 22, received six months for carrying an offensive weapon.His companion, Bernard Baylis, 19, received five months on the same charge.°° The weapons were hunting knives, the police said.Heather Westmount Bonspiel MARCH 29th 4.00 P.M, Aubrey K.Robb: vs St Johns: Thistle H.W.Craig vs Heather D.R.Hornsby; Royal Montreal B.S.Saunders vsThistle Dr.E.R.Ward; Heather T.G.Bishop vs Canadian Branch; Granby P.Goyette vs Beau- 6.30 P.M, Ste.Anne A.Hincks vs Bedford W.VanHorne; Town of Mount Royal XK G.Wray vs Outremont R.J.Eaton; St.Lambert J.McCormick vs St.George Joe Mein; Cornwall HE.Mason vs Huntingdon; Pointe Claire D, J.Kennedy vs \u2018Montreal West B.J.Horsbureh.Heather F.Walker vs Caledonia W.Barchel.APRIL Ist 4.00 P.M, St.Lambert J.Griffin vs Royal Montreal W.M.Bourke; Montreal West S.D.Roberts vs Heather N.- Parry; Town of Mount Royal J.M.Lavery vs Caledonia J.W.Wilson; \u2018Thistle H.F.Mitchell vs Outremont C.Rasmussen; St.George K.W.Gebbie vs Montreal est S.W.Bedbrooke, 6.30 P.M, St.George W.J.Marchant vs Town of Mount Royal B.M.Adair; Royal Montreal I.L.Ibbotson vs Montreal West L.Ireland; Thistle A.Heather D.Y.Novinger vs Pointe Claire G.Leconte; Lachine J.Floyd vs Heather G.C.English.9.00 P.M, Rosemere M.Gordon vs Quiremont J.D.Norris; Thistle J.G.Russell vs St.George W.E.Thompson; Town of Mount Royal D.G.Adsgad vs Ste.Anne R.Paquin; Royal Mont.Teal W.R.Pollock vs Ste.Anne R.Hamilton: Pointe Claire F.X.B.Fuger vs Outremont H.Foster.Granby R.Masse vs Beauharnois G.Elliott; Ormstown W.McWhinnie vs Lachute D.Bradley; Chantecler vs Hawkesbury M.Parisien; Hudson L.G.Speacer vs Lacolle R.Reddick: Town of Mount Royal W.Ÿ.Soper vs Thistle R.F3 Walsh.0 P.M, \u201cLachine C.& Hunt vs St.George - Layton.Saturday Eve Dance Is Off Gym Show On: There will be no dance Saturday night due to a Gym Show at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.April 6th, there will be a sug- aring-off party, with details to be obtained at the \u2018Y\u201d.There will be no life-saving, gym or pool this Saturday, but | wil resume next Saturday, April h.Membership\u2019 LE now open to all boys and gins 45-19 years.ot age.; \u201d 4 These WRENS will usher at The Avenue Theatre on Thursday evening for the Charity Premiere of the motion picture + \"The Battle of the River Plate.\u201d A Learn-To-Swim Registrations Reach Halfway Registrations have reached the half way mark for Westmount \u201cY\"\u201d spring Learn -to - Swim classes for boys and girls.Six of the twenty-two classes offered are now completely filled.Each class is limited to ten pupils with two fully qualified instructors assigned to the group.The first series of ten lessons starts on Monday, April 8th, the second and more popular section begins May 21st.Registration forms and other details about the swimming classes are available to those interested at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.\u2018bling class in action and WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY; MARCH 29, 1957 (urtain Rises Tonight On Local 'Y\u2019 Gym Show - The curtain rises tonight on Gym Revue, Westmount Y.M.C.A.s two night display of physical department activities.This is the climax of several weeks preparation by boys and girls of the many \u201cY\u201d classes.The show opens with a grand march by ali performers, Priory School boys will present a tum- the Junior Leaders club box horse vaulting, The prep boys are showing a skirmish between two Pirate groups with sword fighting, hidden treasure and other thrills.The \u201cY\u201d Senior gymnastic club.will perform on the pdral- lel bars, Olympic Rings and high bar.Some of the gymnasts par- Chiefs Byford and Durocher Both Announces Retirement CHIEF BYFORD CHIEF DUROCHER Within the next three months Westmount will lose both its fire chief and police chief.Chief of Police Robert Byford, 56, due to retire last August, has decided to go on leave of absence May 17, prior to retirement which will take effect August 26th next.He has been with the department since 1924 and was named chief in 1946.Chief Emile G.Durocher, 56, of the Fire Department, was due to rétire last October and has decided to go on leave of absence July 12, with retirement coming up officially in October.He has been with the force since 1923 \u2018and has been Fire Chief since last August.ticipating are Dodd Dixon, Richard Montpetit, Richard Des- rosiers, Ben Lichaa, Charles Buzzo and Fritz Besslich.Clowns Don Baird and Dick Wilbur have some, novelties entitled \u201cHigh Dive\u201d and \u201cLion Tamers\u201d that should please the kiddies.John Waller and his dad have some new hand balancing stunts, Ron Watt and the \u201c¥\u201d trampoline team have an unusual num- «ber entitled \u201cHi -Jinks' on the Tramp\".The Senior girls directed by Joanne Herriot will demonstrate Rhythmic Club swinging.Harry Gordon and his intermediate boys will present a tableau of Sports.Other acts include Plebe girls, acrobatics, basketball drills and .majorettes.PHOTOGRAPHY COURSE Photographers interested in leaming to operate their own movie projectors will find a course on this subject being of fered by the National Film Board every Tuesday evening beginning April 2, Classes will be held at the NFB office, 1423 Atwater avenue at 8 p.m.for approximately eight lectures.At course\u2019s end a certificate will be given.For further information contact Mr.Rainville at FI.5221, TWENTY PAGES Rotary Lights Indian Candle Says Delgado The name of Westmount Rotary is known and associated with something sympathetic in at least 13 areas of far-off In< dia, the club was told this week by- Rotarian Percy G.Delgado.Club contributions - amounting to $750 to date have been channelled to Pakistan, Akola, Vols lingapalen and other sections of the country to purchase food, clothing and disaster Supplies, said the guest speaker.\u201cYou should feel very proud and happy that, through this unique pioneer work, we have at least lighted a little candle in this faraway country.\u201d Equal sums of $25 are given to various clubs there, he explained, and often, equal amounts are put up by Indian Rotarians.Sometimes the money is used to buy sporting goods, In one case the $25 was used to send two girls to high school and industrial school.Notice of Westmount\u2019s fine work was recently printed in an Indian publication, Mr.Delgado continued.\u201cThey are not unmindful of your gifts in that land of 400 millions.We have this day lighted a candle in India.May it never be put out!\u201d Chairman at the session was club president W.G.Moxley.The ncminating committee report given by E.E.Mills named the following directors for two- year periods: B.D.Bailey, L.C.Davenport, Dent Harrison, J.P, Page and Frank Sharpe.Next Week s Weather > Starting cool and bright, week, but between clear, Calm, misty mornings with March 30 to April 6 warm periods samples of every sort of weather.Gales and snow flurries.and roads, and for some places cold rains.The sugaring-off season Is in full swing in the south, and just opening in the reglons north of the St.Lawrence.Warming and generally fair for the end: of the week.By ERIC NEAL this will be a mainly sunny we will have rime or glaze ice on trees Ze mm ann PAGE TWO BERGMAN Her Voice Brings Back The Great Days Of The Cinema BRYNNER With The Baleful Glow Of An Awakening Volcano The man Hollywood calls irresistible to women .head shaven, cigarette poised, eyes brooding.Brynner as the plotting General Bunin \u2014 \u2018\u201c\u2018a wiry, sometimes brutal, unrelenting man.\u201d / THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1957 The Love Scene across an empty room / Tan has never been a love scene quite like it before \u2014 and there never will be again unless these two stars decide to repeat it.For only a woman with her deep feelings and only a man with his instinctive sense of timing could have brought such an unlikely moment to life.The scene is an empty room.The time is two o'clock in the morning, Through one of the doors, out of sight of the audience, Ingrid Bergman is lying on her bed.She is a little tipsy from too much champagne.\"Her heart is full of emotions she doesn\u2019t quite understand, and her head is full of mischief.She lies there, letting the last champagne bubbles \u2018sparkle inside her mind, and listens.Suddenly she hears Yul Brynner come into the empty anteroom.He walks swiftly across it to his own doorway.There he pauses, and looks across to Bergman\u2019s room, Bergman knows he is angry \u2014 with \u2018her.And yet her instinct tells her that, though her actions of that evening have infuriated him, they have also aroused a different kind of emotion inside him.Beguiling E is a wiry, sometimes brutal, unrelenting man, and normally she would not dare to try to get inside his defences and attack his heart.But the champagne has made her bold.Through that door, inside the room you cannot see, you hear her stirring.And, all at once, those seductive Scandinavian tones I haven't heard for such a long time come through the open door \u2014 and Bergman begins the gamble of her life .beguiling the anger and frustration out of Brynner's mind and replacing it with something altogether sweeter.For five minutes, across the dead darkness of that empty room, you then listen to the love scene of the year, Bergman.talks.You do not I've not seen \u201canything better for years By Leonard Mosley Film : Anastasia Theatre : Westmount see her.Brynner stands and listens.And, in the pauses in between the words, you can almost hear the beating of two hearts .Expert T memorable scene was, for me, the most touching moment of this easy, Sooert, and surprisingly moving film.It is a screen version, as you will no doubt \u2018know, of the theatre and TV play about a tortured and mysterious girl who falls into the hands of a trio of Russian confidence men.She has an hallucination that she is one of the daughters of the Czar of Russia who managed to escape after the Reds murdered the rest of her family.The tricksters, led by Brynner, take her in hand.They are not interested in whether she is genuine or not, but only in deceiving their fellow emigrés into believing that she is.For, if they do so, then she can collect the Czar's fortune deposited with the Bank of England.Brynner watches her, brooding in the background, wondering .and then, after that scene across the empty room, increasingly aware that what he wants most in life is not to prove this girl an archduchess, but to help her to find her own identity., Intense ERGMAN has never acted more intensely nor more movingly.The sound of her enchanting voice brought back the great days of the cinema.And always with her, giving off the baleful glow of an awakening volcano, is Yul Brynner.Even across an empty room, here are two stars who can make the screen erupt.FOOTNOTE: Another Anastasia film was privately shown in London recently.It was made in Germany, is called \u201cIs Anna Anderson Anastasia ?\u201d and stars Lilli Palmer.Miss Palmer is not, unfortunately, a Bergman.And the film doesn't contain a Yul Brynner either.Both Stars Win Academy Awards EDITOR'S NOTE: \u2014 our prediction of February 28th, proved to be correct Wednesday night regarding Ingrid Bergman and Yul Brynner, as each received an Oscar as \u201cBest Actress of the Year,\u201d and \u201cBest Actor,\u201d at the colorful ceremonies held annually by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.Miss Bergman for her great work in \u201cAnastasia,\u201d which is currently showing at the Westmount United Theatre, and although Brynner\u2019s Oscar was for his work in \u201cThe King and I,\u201d it might well have been for his equally outstanding performance as Miss Bergman's co-star in \u201cAnastasia.\u201d In any case we cannot recommend \u201cAnastasia\u201d too highly \u2014 it is truly a picture that you will talk about \u2014 a picture that is top entertainment from start to finish.CAC Wil Holy Fashion Shows ; With the snow melting ang the sun feeling warmer, C.A.C.predicts that you will be hankering for crisp, cool cotton in Spring and Summer Fashions, To bring you the latest cotton news C.A.C.has arranged with Dominion Textiles to present two Fashion Shows to its members, their friends and anyone alse interested in C.A.C.or in cottons.The Home and Fashion Consultant of Dominion Textile Co.Miss Joan Blanchard will illustrate and discuss the versatility of cottons during the showing of sleep wear, negligees, dresses, casual and for after five, sportswear and formal dance frocks, Miss Blanchard will also show new home decorating ideas in Tex-Made household cottons, coordinating bed spreads, dust ruffles, and bedroom draperies.She will discuss qualities, colors and sizes in sheets and pillow slips and give helpful hints on their care, | Please note the dates, times and \u2018places: 1st show, April 2, 8 p.m, Parkdale School Auditorium, 1495 Deguire street, St.Laurent, \u2018There will be no admission charge for either of these shows, but there will be desirable door prizés.Do come and bring your - friends tq one of these shows to find out about C.A.C.and to join the membership, if you wish.SWISS WATCH REPAIR EXPERT REASONABLE RATES W.FREDERICK Master Watchmaker 1370 GREENE AVE.(Near Sherbrooke) GL.1855 ALE & PORTER FREE DELIVERY DE.3541 FAST SERVICE © Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Daily.@ Groceries and Imported Delicacies.NATIONA [ \"The Home of Fine Foods 4865 Sherbrooke, St.West (Near Victoria) We have received a shipment of genuine SHETLAND TWEEDS in all shades and patterns.Also imported WORSTEDS of highest quality Ladies\u2019 and Gent's SUITS & COATS MADE-TO-MEASURE IN ONE WEEK Customers or our own material made up.® REPAIRING © REMODELLING © REFITTING QUICK SERVICE F.L.SILVER LADIES' & GENT'S TAILOR 1235 Greene Ave.(Downstairs) WI, 6433 st FINE FLOORING ® HARDWOOD : © ASPHALT © RUBBER 4 Speclolizing in Refinishing Old Floors A.Ross Crafton & COMPANY 4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET WESTMOUNT ~~ © Free Estimates VE 2323 VOL, XXVIII, No.13 Caught by the Examiner camera a few moments before the Roslyn Home and School Association meeting were Mrs.Bram Rose, co-chairman of the Roslyn ski committee; Lucille Wheeler, Dr.G.W.Halpenny, president of the Home and School association; Frank Shaughnessy, Jr.manager of the Canadian Olympic Winter Team; and Dr.E.B.Clift, co-chairman of the Roslyn ski committee.By SHIRLEY AYER Canadian skiers will be more able to win Olympic medals if \u201cwe increase school training programs, ' like that of Roslyn\u201d, Lucille Wheeler told more than 400 parents at the Roslyn Home and School Association meeting Monday.The first Canadian to + win an Olympic medal for skiing, Miss Wheeler said Canadian skiers have \u201ctechnique as good as European skiers, but lack experience.\u201d Ladies and Gentlemen DRESS UP for S P R | N G Stressing the need ror devel- i : opment of a junior training pro- with a new Suit and gram.Miss Wheeler mentioned Topcoat.that European skiers begin training in the early fall, and she often saw groups of students conducting their own time trials in Europe.Frank Shaughnessy, Jr, general manager of the We have just received a large assortment of best English woolens.Can be made up smartly in the latest styles at very reason- Canadian Olympic Winter Team, able prices.who introduced Miss Wheeler, said that \u201cRoslyn is doing BEST WORKMANSHIP \u2014 FIT GUARANTEED.Alterations and Repairs of all kinds.something wonderful to win back a place for Montreal in the ski picture.\u201d The Roslyn Home and School ! Association sponsored a ski instruction course for approximately 200 pupils beginning in early January this year.Ski classes were held every Monday and Thursday afternoons at Murraÿ Park, According to Peter Kirk Gessner, an instructor who reviewed ski activities, the course is designed to help child- Your old fur coat can be made into a shortie, stole or cape.They wili look like new.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1957 Asks More ski Training nique.A skier who plans to race* should \u2018\u2018start in competition with good style so that he will not become a machine,\u201d Miss Wheeler added, \u201cSo few people understand skiing, especially in this country where the sport is so young,\u201d she said.Miss Wheeler finds team training difficult because skiing is an \u201cindividual sport\u2019.She enjoyed independent f{raining on her recent European winter trip which she used as a training program for the world championships next year.Asked about her future plans, Miss Wheeler said she may retire after next year's competition.Conditions were good for racing in Europe this year, Miss Wheeler said.She prefers an \u201cicy course which holds up for every racer.\u201d Miss Wheeler left Canada December 14 and returned March 12.The Roslyn Ski instruction course, under the leadership of Dr.Errol B.Clift and Mrs.Bram Ronse, featured Peter Kirk Gessner, John Thompson, Mrs.Germaine, Mrs, Damant, Mrs.Houghton and Miss Bliss Mathews as instructors, David Hewell was in charge of the instructors.During the Home and School Association meeting, the Girls\u2019 choir, directed by Miss Vera Ja- mieson, sang several numbers.The Boys\u2019 choir, under direction of Ralph Start, featured two songs with Michael Lloyd-Smith and Fraser Adams as goloists for one number.Parents also ob- perved a sewing exhibit in the school corridors.Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St.Catherine) WE.5908 CLOSED SATURDAYS become familiar with the equipment, and get used to the skis.\u201d During an interview with the Examiner, Miss Wheeler said beginning and intermediate skiers should be concerned with style and fundamentals of good tech- \u2014\u2014 ren \u201cbring skiing under control, x Flowerpot Island National Park in Georgian Bay covers an area of only 300 acres.The name derives from a group of tiny islands, some of them 50 feet high, that the waves have eroded into the shape of flowerpots.yo - pos \"55 YEARS ie WESTMOUNT\" Reliable WATCH REPAIRS § Certified Watchmakers OHMAN'S JEWELLERS WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.PAGE THRER LCC Cadet Corps In Gym Display The Lower Canada College Cadet Corps is holding its annual Gym and Cadet display in the Armoury of the Royal Montreal Regiment, 4625 St.Catherine street west, tomorrow at 8.15 p.m.Colonel Duncan OC.Campbell, officer commanding No.10 Militia Group, will inspect the Guard of Honor.There will be a flag ralsing ceremony between 8.15 and 8.30 p.m.i Schoolboy Swim The first Eastern Canada Interscholastic swimming championships will be held Saturday, March 30 at Sir Arthur Currie Pool.The meet will be sponsored by the Marlett Foundation and the McGill Athletics Department.Piano Wanted A piano is urgently needed NOW for the Foyer Dieppe Epileptic Hospital at St.Hilaire.A donation of a piano in fair condition would be greatly appreciated.Please phone HU.1-8613 The Businessmen and Office Workers of the West End can obtain all their Office Supplies and Printing from.ALLAN SINGER LIMITED Stationers, Printers and Chart-Pak Distributors.357 Victoria Ave., Westmount DE.8439 Loose Leaf, Stenographers\u2019 and Bookkeepers\u2019 Supplies.Complete Office Equipment.DUT CTU UI UITI NT UIT OI ONININ Parking Space Available Taking the train at Westmount Station?Park your car here while on .your trip.Parking.washing, greasing, etc., at reasonable rates, ALSO DAY OR NIGHT YEARLY CONTRACTS.y VICTORIA AVE.GARAGE OPERATED BY GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC.| 370 Victoria Avenue (Just below Sherbrooke} EL.0767 GUASUSUSU04 UFO ONTFT AIFF BOT ONTANF \u201cort Yarvons CITY OF WESTMOUNT Carbage Collection Recent agreements negotiated by the City with garbage collection employees have resulted in a five-day work week for these employees, commencing April Ist, 1957.Some changes in the collection of garbage will be necessary.Notices concerning any changes will be sent to those householders affected.J.R.DAYE, P.Eng.City Engineer Siem J or \"PAGE FOUR THE EXAMINER Serving- the City of Westmount THÉ EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave Montreal HUnter 1-2771* John W.Sancton Hugh E.McCormick Publisher President Harry V.Stoddard, Director of Advertising Harry B.Houghton, Director of Production Kenneth Hatton, Director of Sales Lorne D.Macbean, Secretary-Treasurer Tracy S.Ludington, News Editor Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager The Examiner aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service, Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year; 51.00 half year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mail, Post Office Dept, Ottawa.FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1957 Save the Reddy ! Westmount's Only Hospital Faced With Closing If Drive Fails Eighty-six years of service to the community, the only hospital in Westmount is threatened with closing by mounting operating costs.Monday the Reddy Memorial Hospital, the 140-bed institution of mercy at 4039 Tupper street, is launching an appeal for $250,000 as a maintenance fund.If the appeal fails, there is grave danger that the hospital must close its doors.Hence the slogan for the campaign, \u201cSave the Reddy.\u201d Since it was founded in 1871, the Reddy Memorial has never denied aid to the sick, regardless of race, creed or ability to pay.Staff members, as well as patients, are of varying religions and races, and many of the internes are from overseas.One of the chief reasons for the plight is its very large percentage of public patients, many of them indigent.These occupy 47 beds.The hospital incurred a $40,000 deficit through treatment of indigent patients in 1956.The moving of the nearby Western division of the Montreal General Hospital to the new MGH building on the mountainside threw new burdens on the Reddy, which since that time has had to cope with more cases from the immediate neighborhood.The Reddy suffers from the fact that it is not endowed, depending instead on fees paid by patients, donations, government grants, ete., sources which have not kept pace with mounting costs.Workers who would like to help will be welcome.Generous reception of the workers in the campaign for funds is imperative.When Spring Begins First Day of Spring and First Spring Day Not Same Thing Spring will come, sooner or later.The American writer Henry Van Dyke, born in 1852, noted that the first day of spring is one thing, and the first spring day is another.If you figure it\u2019s been a long winter, the fact is that spring this year began when the sun entered Aries at 4.17 p.m, eastern standard time last Wednesday, March 20.The weather did not change at that minute, of course, and some parts of this broad country may be chilled in a \u2018wintry atmosphere while others 2 are gnioying the new warmth.But nothing is mors sure than the change of seasons, and the birds are well aware of this, even if they don\u2019t read the, - weather forecasts.The different flocks and species, fol\u201d lowing a schedule they have observed for centuries, have been preparing for the annual northward migration in places far to the south \u2014 in the open spaces of South America, and forests of Central America, the warm-winter areas of the southern United States.One of the first migrants to reach its summer breeding areas is the robin.Syre, a few robins spend the winter in Canada, .and so do some other birds, but these are the exceptions.A well-trained robin will go south for the winter and return north when the temperature reaches a steady 35 degrees or better.It\u2019s not the temperature, however, that spurs the robins\u2019 return.The National Geographic Society says the robins time their arrival with the return of the earth-, worms.All winter the worms have hidden below the frost line, and as the ground thaws, they come to the surface.The robins are there to meet them.Other bird species time their migration to fit the growth of new vegetation.Nature\u2019s timetable has the trees bursting into bud and leaves beginning to grow, insects are hatched to eat the leaves and birds fly up to eat the insects.Spectacular spring migrations \u2014 thousands of birds in a single flock \u2014 are haphazard occurrences, due to the changeable spring weather.They seize the chance of a bright warm day in the midst of cool or stormy periods.But they all know where they're going, and they know the winter's over.50th Year of Flight Public Asked To Check Wording For Plaque It is hoped that the plaque to mark the site of the first International Air Meeting to be held in Canada, at Lakeside Heights in 1910, will be ready to be unveiled for the beginning of the Anniversary of Canada\u2019s Fiftieth Year Of Flight.The first flight in Canada was made in February 1909 by the Hon.J.A.D.McCurdy and celebrations to mark the Fiftieth Anniversary of this event are being planned to begin in June 1958.It has been suggested that the unveiling of the plague, monument, or marker at Lakeside Heights would be a fitting way to begin these anniversary activities.The following wording for such a plague has been suggested: \u201cTHIS PLAQUE marks the site of the First International Air Meeting held in Canada from June 25 to July 4, 1910, The Hon.J.A.McCurdy, the first Canadian to fly, also made the first flight in the Province of Quebec from this site on June 24, 1910, while Count Jacques de Lesseps made his historic flight over Montreal on July 2, 1910.Other aviators taking part included Walter Brookins, Cromwell Dixon, Frank F.Coffyn, Ralph Johnston, Roy Knabenshue, Duval Lachapelle, and Paul Miltgen.\u201d While investigations have been made to ascertain that the above lines are factual, it is possible that a mistake has been made or that there may be an omission.Any readers knowing of any mistakes or omissions are asked to contact the editor of this paper.| Letters to the Editor has volunteered to continue until our goal is reached.Substantial additional gifts have been received since the first of the year, and each week brings more contributions from our many friends, THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1957 islands of the Caribbean and the ELMER Reminds You To I.Look BOTH WAYS before you cross the street.2.Keep out from between PARKED CARS.3.Ride your bike SAFELY and obey all signs and signals.4.Play your games in a SAFE PLACE away from the street.5.WALK\u2014don't run \u2018when you leave the curb.By The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, Q.E.Hospital Drive Being Continued Sir: The words \u201cour sincerest and warmest thanks\u201d do not begin to convey our feeling of gratitude to you for the help you gave us relative to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Building Fund Campaign.Without your able assistance in publishing editorial features and campaign publicity in The Monitor and Westmount Examiner, the sum of money collected would have been much smaller.We did not achieve our objective, but we will.A small group Your effort in behalf of the Queen Elizabeth will not be forgotten.Not only have you our gratitude but a full measure of appreciation from those who depend on the Queen Elizabeth when they are ill.L.B.Unwin, President, All These Things D.D., Rector, Trinity\u201d Memorial Church The first temptation dealt with Our Lord\u2019s relationship with material things.\u201cTurn these stones into bread\u201d was temptation to take the things of the world, food, clothing, shelter, for one's sole use.The second temptation \u2014 \u201cAll these things will I give Thee, if Thou wilt fall down and worship me.\u201d \u2014 brings us into the field of human relationships.The kingdoms of the world are kingdoms of men.The devil offered Our Lord dominion over all men, Obviously that was a perfectly right thing, for the kingdoms of this world are to become the kingdoms of Our Lord, and of His Christ, but the time was not yet, and the condition attached was an impossible one from His point of view.When we go back to the creation we find that man was given dominion over nature, but not over his fellow-man.We have one Lord and Master.One of the sins of man from the beginning has been to seek lordship over as many men as possible.There are degrees of honour amongst men, but not one of them is absolute.They are rights and ranks conferred by custom or inheritance or election, but with them the man in the superior place is still subject to God, and the man in the inferior place is still a free man, Our Lord, on the other hand, has an absolute lordship, for \u201cI believe in Jesus Christ, God's only Son Our Lord,\u201d but it is a iordship derived from God alone.When the devil offered Him \u201call the kingdoms of the world\u201d he was offering something to which he had no real right, He claimed the right to confer, but actually he himself was a usurper.He had stolen God's place.: Further, the devil offered a condition which Our Lord could not fulfil without denying God, the Ruler of the Universe.His answer made this perfectly clear: \u201cThou shalt worship the Lord thy God, and Him only shalt thou serve.\u201d He stood there between God and man and on the one hand He refused to deny God, and on the other hand He refused to accept dominion over man.It is at that point that Our Lord is our example, and our reminder that we fail in our relationships with the world of man.We lust after power.We seek dominion over a little group, then over a larger group.And in our desire for power we are perfectly ready to deny God by doing something that is contrary to God's will.When we find ourselves in that position there is only one security for us; that is, to remember Our Lord's readiness to serve rather than to rule, and to set Him before us as our example.By the Way Melisande writes: Nothing could be smarter than the new backless evening macintosh \u2018or a wet spring.It is of bottle- green grosette with a high, lemon-shaped, stand - back waist, half-length diamanté sleeves, curdled at the edges with bell-tout fromagerie, and snaffered to a point at the back.The hip-line is emphasised by a full-blown turn-over of passe-partout in dog\u2019s-breath grey, with a filching of hand- sewn fritterwork on the bas- que-line, The whole gives an effect of crisp sophistication which is emphasised by the drop-skirting of wattled bonè- paste-blue goudonnerie.The Strabismus Rocket If guided rocket missiles continue to run wild, as has happened twice in the U.3, someone will have to invent 2 guided rocket which will find and destroy stray guided rockets.And so on.By that time the air will be so full of things that nobody will know which are coming and which are going.Surely all this points to the need for the Strabismus Boomerang Rocket which, by recoiling on the launchers, will cure them of ever wanting to go on with experiments with rockets, .: 7 «\u2014 Beachcomber.A eh an a Pe Cd Se ut ae NF: ition- read\u201d food, ation down iman ns of men, king- Our and His re: is at is, eadi- rule, B our hing hew -or tle- gh, heck mté the Te THIS WEEK AND NEXT AT.Unity Boys\u201d Club 1090 GREENE AVE.A PROJECT OF WESTM OUNT ROTARY CLUB P72 edd ded dl LLP, By M auri c e M ariasine BOYS\u2019 CLUB WEEK + In conjünction with National Boys\u2019 Club Week wilich is celebrated throughout Canada and the United States the week of April 1st, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation will broadcast on a national hook-up, a one-half hour program of Boys\u2019 Clubs activities which will emanate from several Montreal Boys\u2019 Clubs and Community Centers.Youth Centre Is Worried About \u2018Teens Where teenagers go and what they do is a question worrying: directors of St.Andrew's Youth Centre, a Red Feather service which was originally designed as a teen-age centre.Mrs.Sigrid Day, executive Director of the St.Mark Street Centre, reported to the annual meeting this week that relatively few teenagers use the centre for anything more than a jumping-off place to other, possibly questionable, activities.Fifteen - to - seventeen year clds flock to the weekly dance but often this is only a preliminary to a night \u201con the town\u201d, the director said.The natural wish to experiment found in this age group is leading some of them into dangerous situations and there have been instances of the use of barbiturates, Mrs.Day reported.Stronger controls are needed to regulate the distribution of these drugs, she said.de x The program which will\" be heard over C.B.M.locally is called Canadian Scene and will begin at 4 p.m.Several members of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club will be featured so don't forget to listen on Sunday, March 31st, at 4 p.m.TABLE TENNIS On Wednesday, April 3rd, the Sixth Annual Invitation Table Tennis Tournament will take place and the Lions Boys\u2019 Club of Montreal will be the defending champions.The Unity Boys\u2019 Club Trophy which was held by the Unity team for three consecutive years prior to last year, ig the principle prize for the Tournament.The Tournament Supervisor is Fred Pennell.BADMINTON The Tuesday evening badminton classes under the supervision of Matthew Roguski becoming more popular each week.Since the beginning of the Month, the classes have averaged 25 per session.TALENT CLUB Fred Pennell's Unity Boys Club Talent Parade will be kept busy next month with several engagements lined up.The group will supply entertainment for the following; The Annual Meeting of the Montreal Boys\u2019 As- Advances have been made in: sociation which will be held at work with younger children, it was reported.A nursery school program is available for the youngest members, and after- school care is given to a group of school children who would | | otherwise be unsupervised until | their parents came home at the\u201d end of the working day.the Unity Boys\u2019 Club next Tuesday; The Annual Hockey Banquet of the Verdun Hockey Board; the regular dinner meeting of the St.Laurent Rotary Club at Dag- ; wood's and at the Queen Mary Veteran's Hospital.group and awards were made to Mrs.Day made special note of four volunteers who have serv- the help given by a volunteer ed for three years.\u2019 WESTMOUNT TAILOR and VALET SERVICE C.CYNAMON, Manager Ladies\u2019 and Gent's Tailor SUITS and COATS made to order from our or your own material at moderate prices.We do every kind of Tailoring\u2014Alterations, Remodelling and Repairs.PROMPT SERVICE 4255 St.Catherine St.West WE.2672 Canada\u2019s Foust Bank WORKING WITH CANADIANS SINCE 1817 The B of M was first to appoint a Canadian banking agent in the United States, for the development of trade across the border.That was in 1818, in New York.BRANCHES in WESTMOUNT to serve you Westmount Branch, Greene & Western Aves.: JACK ENGLAND, Manager Clsremont Ave.& Sherbrooke St.: JOHN MOYNAUGH, Manager \u2018THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1957 Rabbinical College Is Seeking Support An appeal to the large west- Canada, was made today by S.college.vitcher Yeshiva, the college is currently conducting its 15th annual maintenance fund campaign.\u2018Target for this year is $115,500.00 which will be used to provide educational facilities for some 600 students in kindergarten, parochial elementary school, parochial high school, afternoon classes, Kerem Israel branch and the institute for higher Hebrew learning.Many students are refugees from throughout the world and the college supplies the needy with room, board- and other necessary expenses.Co-chairmen of this year's campaign are Alderman Gam- eroff D.S.Dubin, H.Gasco and Nathan Cohen.The school is located at 5265 Park ave., with branches nearby and in Toronto.The campaign is scheduled to end April 15, and contributions should be sent to the Rabbinical College of Canada, 5265 Park ave., Montreal.STAM ps Margaret Ward Stamp collecting is Canada\u2019s most popular hobby.More and more people, particularly young people, are discovering the pleasure and entertainment which it provides.Accordingly, the West- mount Junior Stamp Club is sponsoring this column to help the boys and girls who already have collections, to encourage beginners and to attract those who have not yet considered taking up stamp collecting.Perhaps the best way to begin would be to talk generally about how to start a collection.Here are a few suggestions which might prove helpful: Although each individual manages his own collection in his own way.necessary accessories are an album, hinges and some stamps.Stamps should always be placed in the album by means of hinges.If they are glued or attached with cellophane tape, they will be ruined and worthless.Hints on how to use the hinges are usually included on the back of the package in which they come.An album of price and quality to suit individual taste is readily available in any stamp shop or department store.Changes and improvements in the album are often made as one progresses.The most important question of how to find stamps is a fascinating story in itself; it will be considered next week.Meanwhile, remember that W.J.S.C.meetings are held each Thursday evening from 7 to 8 o\u2019clock in the Oak Room of Victoria Hall, Westmount.Membership is free and boys and girls from all over Montreal are welcome, On March 28 an auction is to be held and, as usual, there will be ample time for trading.We'll be looking for you.Margaret Ward.Cape Breton may be the oldest name in North America\u2019s his- story.Basque fishermen are thought to have named the island after their own Cape Breton, on the Bay of Biscay near the border of France and Spain, \u2014 Quick Canadian Facts.The oil industry of the United States employs 2,000,000 men and women, end Jewish community for sup-|- port of the Rabbinical College of |.D.Gameroff, 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SALES © SERVICE @ PARTS © CHEVROLET © CHEVROLET TRUCKS 3421 Park Avenue - BE.2841 {Just North of Sherbrooke Street) New and Used Car Lot: 2222 Rachel Street East \u2014 BE.2848 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1957 Sharks weighing up to fivey tons, the world's largest, inhabit the waters off Vancouver Is- PAGE SEVER Michigan has more residents than Chile, Cuba or Venezuela, and almost as many as Austria India-Canada Group To Meet Saturday Night The India Canada Association will hold its next regular month- ly- meeting Saturday evening, at 8 p.m.in the Redpath Museum, McGill University.The program will be an evening on Canadian art, when Mr.John Steegman, O.B.E.Director of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts will be the guest speaker.His subject will be \u201cCanadian Painting during the Past Hundred Years\u201d and it will be illustrated with slides.An interested are cordially invited.M.H.Willis Heads The \u2018The theme of this years concert will be \u201ca Grand Night for Singing\u201d and will feature works of Rachmaninoff, Brahms\u2019 and Strauss and selections from Rogers and Hammerstein's \u201cState Fair,\u201d \u201cThe King and I\u201d and Oklahoma.\u201d \u2019 Again this year the entire production will be under the direction of Mr.Roger Filiatrauit, B.M.of the Royal Conservatory of Music of Brussels and the National Conservatory of Paris.Mr.Filiatrault is currently of the Conservatory of Dramatic Art and Music of the Province of Quebec.He has been connected with the Marianopolis Glee Club since its inception in 1848, Musical - selections included in Mariancpolis - Glee Club | Annual Spring Concert Marianopolis College Glee Club is staging its ninth annual Spring Concert on Monday, April 1st in the Concert Hall of Victoria Hall, Westmount at 8.30 p.m, inoff; and \u201cOde to' Starlight\u201d by Brghms, in part One.\u2018Part Two.of the concert will feature Miss Judith Forbes as guest pianist, who wil play \u201cForest Murmers\u201d by Liszt, and \u201cThe Lake at Evening\u201d and \u201cThe Night Winds\u201d by Charles T.Griffes.Part Three will feature the \u201cMarianopolis Hymn\u201d by Oscar O'Brien \u201cSkip to My Lou\" \u201cTales from the Vienna Woods\u201d by Strauss; and three selections by Rogers and Hammerstein, \u201cIt's a Grand Night for Singing,\u201d from \u201cState Fair.\u201d \u201cGetting to Know You\u201d from \u201cThe King and I\u201d and Ok'ahoma,\u201d from the show of the same name.Tickets are now on sale and land.\u2014 Quick Canadian Facts or Sweden, .te ALTERATIONS New Construction \u2014 Remodelling réal Kitchens finished, Basements a specialty.Excellent work.Reasonable prices.© FREE ESTIMATES © C.CAMINITI Factory \u2018HA.9510 Residence LA.5-5260 MILORGANITE One of the very best fertilizers for your lawn _ 100 lbs.$5.00 cash and carry \u2014 $5.50 delivered - 80 lbs.$4.60 cash and carry \u2014 $4.95 delivered 40 lbs.$2.95 cash and carry \u2014 $3.20 delivered ~~ E.DAGCORD LTD.LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR .Hotel Suppliers the program are \u201cInto\u2019 the may be procured by telephoning NURSERY: 900 MONTEE DE LIESSE AT COTE VERTU : Night\u201d by Clara Edwards; AV.8-6762.They will also be RI.4.3425 VILLE ST.LAURENT Ri.4-3623 Matthew A.Willis, 6815 Terre- bonne avenue, has been elected president of the Hotel & Res- \u201cFloods of Spring\u201d by Rachman- available at the door.taurant Suppliers Association : Inc.- .Mr.Willis, secretary and a THOSE IN THE KNOW director of Willis & Co.Ltd, Montreal piano manufacturers and retail merchants, succeeds Ed.Archambault of Ed.Ar- chambault, Inc.who becomes Honorary President.A record membership of 130 companies was reported by Mr.|.Archambault in his review of the Association\u2019s '56-'57 activities, Membership is the highest in the 21-year history of the non-profit organization.Continued expansion in the number and size of Canadian in- CHOOSE.APPLIANCES OF DISTINCTION for homes where ONLY THE BEST WILL DO! 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Baptist Church, Wilmington, Delaware, will be the guest.preacher at the Life and Lent service in Wesley United Church, Wednesday, April 3 at 8.00 p.m.Mr.Poole is well known to the people of Montreal as a member of the Bryan Green Mission Team which vigited this City last November.His topic will be, \u201cUsing Life\u2019s Anxieties\u201d.The servite will be conducted by the Rev.Eric A.Me- Ilwain, assistant minister of Dominior-Douglas Church Westmount.Assisting in the conduct of worship will be the Rev.Frank P.Gilmore minister of Westminster- Central United Church.Special music will be provided by the Senior and Junior Choirs of Westmount Park- Emmanuel Church.The senior choir, augmented to 80 voices, will sing, \u201cSurely He Hath Borne our Griefs\u201d and the junior choir will sing, \u201cAll in an April Evening\u201d.Mr.Poole spent four years in the United States Navy after which he attended University in Denver, Colorado to prepare himself for the Ministry.While in Denver he was pastor of the Edgewater Baptist Church there.For almost a year he worked as an evangelist and - colporteur in Southern Ireland.This work featured open-air preaching meetings and house to house visiting.In 1954 he was called to be assistant minister in the largest Baptist Church in Delaware.Mr.Poole has assisted Canon Bryan Green in two.large city missions and we are happy to welcome him back to Montreal and to our Life and Lent Service.The ten West End United Churches cordially invite you to attend these Lenten services.UNITED Life and Lent SERVICES Wednesday, April 3rd 8.00 p.m.Wesley United Church N.D.G.at Royal Speaker: Rev.Burt R.Poole Bryan Green Missioner Immanuel Baptist Church, Wilmington, Del.His Topic: \"USING LIFE'S ANXIETIES\" SPONSORED BY THE TEN WEST END UNITED CHURCHES EIGHTY VOICE CHOIR THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1957 *\u2014* = - \u2014 A Shaar Hashomayim | Bar Mitzvah: Edgar Bertram Pniewsky, son of Dr.and Mrs.Roman Pniewsky will this Sabbath morning be called to the Reading of the Torah in celebration of his Bar Mitzvah, Acknowledgment: Grateful acknowledgment is made to Mr.and Mrs, Elliot Goldwater, who were kind enough to donate all prizes in our recent Essay Contest, in memory of their daughter Amelia Ruth Goldwater who was a pupil at the Hebrew School.A donation was made of a Sefer Torah by Mrs.W.Lehman in memory of her late husband, Mr.Walter Jacob Lehman, The Sefer originates from an old synagogue in Altona (Hamburg), Germany.This community celebrated its 250th Anniversary on Chanukah 1934.The late Mr.Lehman was Bal Kore in this community and was \"also at the Senior Congregation of the Y.M.H.A.in Montreal from 1947, A donation.Was made to the Prayer Book Fund from Mrs.Harry Magder in memory.of the Yahrzeit observance of her late mother.\u201cChai\u201d Donor Tea: Final preparations have been completed for the \u201cChai\u201d Donor Tea on behalf of the Women's Auxiliary Torah Fund Drive for 1957.This event will take place on Wednesday, April 3rd at 2:30 p.mat the home of Mrs, William Co- hen.Mr.Lavy Becker will be the guest speaker.All donors of $18 are cordially invited to attend and are asked to send their donations as early as possible to Mrs.Aaron Schachter, 6, Douglas Avenue Westmount.All donors are enrolled in the Torah Fund Chai Club.Breakfast Forum: UNITED DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmeunt Blvd.& Lansdowne Ave.Breakfast Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev.Eric A.Mcliwain, B.A.10:00 a.m.Intermediate & Senior Church School 11:00 a.m.Nursery.Kindergarten.Primary & Junior .Departments.11:00 a.m.\u201d Dr.Lloyd Smith: \u201cA Christian Is One Who Cares\u2019 7:30 p.m: Rev.Eric McIlwain: The General Condession $ \u201cHave Mercy Upon 9\u201d 8:45 p.m.Young People\u2019s Union Wednesday 8:00 p.m.Life & Lent Services: - Wesley Church Rev.Burt Poole, Organist and Choirmaster, Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST Convenient to Hotels REV.NORMAN RAWSON, Minister \u2018Rev.B.B.Brown D.D, Asst, Minister Rev, Nettie I.J.Wilson B.A, B.D, Asst.Minister Arnold Bellis, Organist and Choirmaster 11:00 a.m.\u201cFACING LIFE'S GREAT ISSUES\" This is the tenth in this series of Lenten sermons Rev.Norman Rawson preaching at both services 7:00 pm.Organ Recital 7:30 p.m.Sermon Lecture: \u201cFEARFUL, DEPRESSED, THWARTED!\" Christianity has a message for you In this sermon lecture Mr.Rawson will bring to a conclusion a short series on the problems for anxiety Lenten Service\u2014Wednesday\u2014April 3rd.\u20148 p.m.The speaker will be Dr.Christie Innes\u2014Toledo, Ohio ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.Antoine Road © (near Argyle Avenue! MINISTERS Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A., D.D.Rev.R.W.Mumford, B.A,, B.D.11:00 am\u201d Dr.Grant \u201cTHE RELFVANCE, ,OF THE CROSS TOD 7:30 p.m.Mr.Mumford \u201cWH 0 NEEDS You?\" (These Services will be broadcast) :0:00 am.Intermediate Classes 10:15 a.m.Bible Class 11:00 a.m.Church School \u201cLife and Lent\u201d Service - Wednesday, 8:00 p.m, Wesley Church, Speaker: Rev.Burt Poole, of Delaware, U.S.A.Organist and Choir Director: Eric J.Adams, B, Mus, \u201c LRA.M., A.R.C.M.Westmount Park \u201cEMMANUEL Western Ave.at Lansdowne Minister : Rev, Callum Thompson, B.A., B.D.Student Assistant : Mr.Carlton Miller, B.A, Sunday, Ma March 31st 11:00 a.m, ANS SONVFRSATIONS \u20187:80 p.m.Service conducted by members of the \u2018\u2019HI- tn Group.Mr.Miller will preac] Infant Nursery at 11:00 a.m.\u201cLife & Lent\u201d Services - Wesley at 8 p.m.Wednesday.Rev, Burt R.Poole, Wilmington Del.,, will be the guest speaker, ; J._C.Scott, L.R.S.M.\u201cChoir Director, 0.R, Gliddon, Organist, ish._the mothers by Mrs.H.Cooper, | 11:00 a.m.Morning Service Rev.K.Griffin.On Catholic Hour- \u2018Sunday, the Catholic Hour will feature a talk entitled \u201cThe Prodigal Son\u201d by Reverend Kevin Griffin of St.Patrick's Parish.In his talk of last week, Reverend Walter Lallemand said: \u201cIn an age of social drinking where alcohol breaks so many.hearts and homes, the story af Matt Talbot can be an inspiration.Himself a drunkard for '16 years, Matt conquered his terrible thirst for drink and in his ensuing saintly life in Dublin developed a thirst for Christ and the things of God.\u201d The Catholic Hour 1s broadcast each Sunday afternoon at 2:05 over Station CJAD_ under the direction of Reverend George F.Thoms of St.Malachy's Par- of thé Men's - Association will take place on Sunday March 31, at 9 am.\u201d Cast of Play Presented at Annual Purini Seudah: A capacity attendance thoroughly -en- joyed the: Congregational Purim Seudah whick was held on Monday, March 18th.The Toastmaster was Mr.Ered Packer, Chairman of the School Committee, and greetings on behalf of the daughters \u201cby Ruth Lande, for for the sons by Jonathan Rubin and for the fathers by Mr.M.Vineber.Grace was recited by Howard Golden.The highlight of the evening\u2019s entertainment was an operetta \u201cDial \u2018P\u2019 for Purim\u201d under the musical direction of Mrs.B.Elman with Mrs, M.N.Fineberg at the Piano.Mrs.G.Schapiro and Mrs.H.Singer- man, were in charge of costumes, Miss Marion Aronson, Arts and Crafts Teacher and her pupils, painted the scenery.The complete production was under the supervision of Mr.Samuel Lerner, the School Principal.The first copy of the second issue of the school magazine \u201cThe Echo\u201d published by the Graduating Classes was presented to Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat by Judy Pottel.UNITED CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester Street at Greens Avenue Westmount Minister: Rev.Charles R.Plaskett 11:00 am.\u201cPILATE AND MODERN TIMES\" 7:30 p.m.\u201cTRY THIS 7-DAY DIET\" \"MARINE RELIGION REAL\" pepe ne Sn, ety \u2026 à esle, Royal & NDG.y ureh, Organist and Choir Director : Mrs.Alice Brown, A.Mus, (McGill) PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH | Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D.Minister Sunday, March 31st MORNING SERVICE ONLY VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED Mr.Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster = WESTMOUNT and VICTORIA AVES.© Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Dr.E.C, Hart, B.Sc.Student Asst.Sunday, March 31st 11:00 a.m.Me.Wilke.11:16 am, e Ch Chufch School The Number 114 114 Bus stops at the corner, DORIS KILLAM oor I Tomple Emanu-El \"Sabbath Services: Friday evening, March 29, at 8:15, Dr, \u2018Stern will speak: on \u201cMaster Builders of American Reform Judaism\u201d \u2014 Rabbi Isaac M.Wise and Rabbi Stephen S.Wise.(A special ritual in observance of \u201cfounders day,\u201d commemorating the establishment of the Hebrew Union College in 1873 and that of the Institute of Religion in 1922, now forming the combined college for the training of Rabbis for the Liberal Jewish ministry, will be observed.) Saturday morning, March 30, at 11:30, \u201csermonette: \u2018Moral Leprosy,\u201d based on Torah portion.Bar Mitzvah: At the worship Friday evening \u2018and Saturday morning, Boris, son of Professor and Mrs.Alexander Brott, 5459 Earnscliffe avenue, will be called to the reading of the Torah in observance of his Bar Mitzvah.Schedule of Passover Services: Monday evening, April 15, at 6:45, Temple Sanctuary.Tuesday morning, April 16, at 10:30.Sabbath of Passover, Friday evening, April 19, at 8:15, Saturday morning, April 20, at 11:30.Final day of Passover, Yizkor or memorial service, Monday \u2018morning, April 22, at 10:30.The annualsSeder service and «Seder meal for members of the congregation takes place the first eve of Passover, Monday, April 15, in the Temple community house, Reservations for the.Seder are to be made with Mrs.J.A.Roston, REgent 9-0641.Those reserving first will be accommodated accordingly.Price per plate $4.00.Cheques are to be mailed to the Temple office.The Seder ritual will be conducted by Rabbi Dr.Stern, assisted by the lay leaders of the congregation.The musical responses will be chanted by Cantor Staeren and the Temple choir under the direction of Mr.F.L.McLearnon.School for Adults Marks Closing of 29th -Season: On Monday evening, March 18, the.closing exercises of the School for Adults took place with Miles Wisenthal presiding.Greetings on behalf of Temple Brotherhood were given by Mac Hochmitz, president, in which he traced the continuous study of adult education work during the years.Members of the school faculty this past season were: Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern, Abraham Wolk, Dr.Anna CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH \"THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, March 31st 11:00 a.m.Sunday School 11:00 a.m.Church Service Subject of Lesson - Sermon: \u201cREALITY\u201d Golden Text: Psalms 18:32, It is God that girdeth me with strength, and maketh my way perfect.WEDNESDAY 8:13 p.m.Testimony Meeting, READING ROOM In the Church Edifice.Open to the publié Tuesday.Thursday and- Friday, 2 to + pm Wesnesdays, 6:30 to p.m.| UNITARIAN CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH UNITARIAN Sherbrooke St.at Simpson Sunday, March 31st 11:00 a.m.Morning Worship.Subject: \u201cTHE ABSENT Rev.Angus Cameron, Minister, Donald MacKey, Organist and Director of of Music.A.R.T.C., L.Mus., (McG) Organist and Choir Director, st.* Church \u201cSchool and and 1 Minder rarten n at iran A House, 34 18 ipson\u201d 1 am £ GEE wn SE Stearns, Mrs.Abraham Wolk, Rabbi Dr.Solomon Frank and \u2018Dr.E.David Sherman., ; Special lectures during the year were given by Professor Sylvan Schwartzman and Professor Ezra Spicehandler of the Hebrew Union College.Among those participating in the .program were the following: Irvin Gertsman, vice-president, Temple Brotherhood; Rudolph Lustig, Mrs.Louis B.Goodman, Hershell H.Lewis, honorary president of Brotherhood.The School for Adults has been in existence for the past 29 years and has conducted a successful program in the cause of adult Jewish education.With the completion of the Greater Temple Emanu-El the program of the school will be much widened in the general cultural program of the Temple.An Invitation to Affiliation: with the completion of .the Greater Temple Emanu-El in July, we shall be enabled to accommodate many who heretofore sought membership in the congregation.The Temple sanctuary and the Temple school will be ready for the High Holy Days of 1957.Thus the Temple membership committee under the chairmanship of Arthur Pascal and vice-chairmanship of Eugene.Stearns, Gerald Chernoff and Maurice Garfinkle and their as- socistes are now inviting the unaffiliated to join Congregation Temple Emanu-El.For information, communicate with Temple office, FItzroy 2405.Temple Religious School: Model Seder and luncheon Sunday noon, April 7, at 12:15, Temple community house, under the auspices of the Home and School Association.In all departments of the Religious School, rehearsals are now being held in preparation of the Seder observance.The Haggadah ritual is being presented for study by Abraham Wolk, Jacob Atlas, B.A., an Mrs.Abraham Wolk in the Hebrew department of the Religious School.The haunting Passover melodies are being taught to all pupils under the direction of Yehuda Vineberg, \u2018Mus.Bach.The Confirmation class under the direction of Dr.Stern meets regularly on Saturday.mornings following the regular Junior con- HE MODERN facilities of the D.A.Collins Funeral Home are an important reason why our service is selected in such an overwhelming number of cases.BA.Tolling FA NUNNS AP.WILLIAMS 5610 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST \u201c- Junior Choir Sings Sunday The Junior Choir of Calvary United Church will be singing at the morning service Sunday.The choir is under the direction of Miss Vera Jamie- son.The Calvary Junior Choir plans to enter the United Churéh Sunday School Association Choir Festival to be held Friday, May 3, in Westmount - Park Emmanuel Church./ gregation Sabbath.worship.The largest Confirmation class in the history of the Temple is now being prepared for consecration which will take- place on Sha- vuath day.Over 500 attended the annual Purim carnival and masquerade of the Temple school under the direction of Reuben Ginsberg and Miles Wisenthal and the members of the school faculty.Prizes were awarded to the following pupils for outstanding costuming: Kenneth Chernoff and Susan Chernoff, Susan Carsley, Jonathan Lithwick, Jon Hoffman, Ruth Sevack, David Hecht, Phyllis Seidman, Essie Lom, Ellen Zion, Barry Fisher and David Rovins.Judges were Mrs.-Irvin Gertsman, Mrs.David H.Lisser, Arthur Lang and Leo Lobel.Choral Group: Meets Wednesday.evenings at 8:15 in Temple community house under the direction of Cantor Otto Staeren.Officers of the Choral group: President, Louis Greenberg; past presidents, Max Weinthal, Harry Schwartz; treasurer, Abraham Seidman; secretary, Miss Kitty Simmonds.\u201cThe Youth\u201d: The Temple Youth Society holds an institute devoted to the above theme Sunday afternoon, March 31, at 2:30, in Temple community house.Participants are Rabbi Dr.Solomon Frank, Rabbi Jesse Schwartz and David Weiss.Yoine Gold- stein, B.A., Temple youth advisor, will conclude the discussion and present a summary.A social hour will follow.Representatives of young people of various youth groups of our city have been invited to attend.President of the Youth Group of Temple Emanu-El is Brahms Silver.-~ Koffee Klub: Sunday morning, FLOWERS SEG TTR FLORISTS 4509 Cote des Neiges Rd.RE.8-1124 f = | Mrs.Max Roth, Maurice Gar- Challenge To Jewish of Uniongrams now.THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH #9, sr |i: Calvary Church March 31, at 10:15.Speaker, Harris Berinan, president of New England Federation of Temple Youth, will speak on \u201cThe Work and Aims of the New England, Federation.\u201d Temple E:aanu-El Youth Group holds membership in the Federation.Daily Services: Monday through Thursday evenings at 5:45; Sunday mornings at 10:15.Among those assisted recently in the daily worship are the following: Mrs.Gordon Phillips, finkle, Bob Mortimer, Mrs.Albert V.Simon, Karl Engel, Mr.and Mrs.Abraham Wolk, Samuel Segal.Ushers This Sapbath: Messrs.Hershell H.Lewis, Ben Izenberg, Irwin Sankoff.On reception this Sabbath, Miles Wisenthal.Pulpit Honours Last Sabbath: Messrs.Hyman Grover, Sydney M.Selig, Ronald Selig, George Hollinger, Charles Pearlstein, A.George Goldberg, Herman H.Tower, Herbert Ruhm.Blessing of Lights: This Sabbath eve, Mrs.Alexander Brott.Altar Flowers This Sabbath: Professor and Mrs.Alexander Brott in honour of their son Boris's Bar Mitzvah, are donating the altar flowers this Sabbath eve.: Temple Sisterhood: All members of Sisterhood are urged to reserve especially Friday evening, April 12, for Sisterhood Sabbath service.The entire family is invited to participate.Gift Shopee: Call Mrs.Harry Engels, REgent 7-8207, for information about the wonderful selection of Passover symbols and ornaments.Uniongrams: Mrs.Samuel Schwarfz, REgent 3-2179, is ready to serve you with your\u2018 needs for uniongrams.If it is your wish to write out your own Passover greetings, get a supply Altar Decorations: Adorn the Temple altar with flowers in memory of dear departed or in observance of special occasions, Mrs.David Sherman, chairman.Tribute Fund: Offerings to this important fund to mark life events may be sent to Mrs.Gaston Albright, clairman, in care of Temple Emanu-El.Sisterhood Board: Under the chairmanship of President Mrs.Irvin Gertsman, board luncheon meeting takes place Tuesday, April 2, at 12:30, in Temple community house.Nathan Bing Memorial Fund: Under the auspices of Temple Brotherhood, this fund has been established in loving tribute to the late Nathan Bing, a past president of Temple Brotherhood and honorary secretary of the congregation at the time of his departure.Offerings to this fund may be sent to Maxwell E.Hoch- mitz, president of Brotherhood, or Irvin Gertsman, vice-presi- dent, in care of Temple Emanu- El Recently additional contributions have been received from the following: Rabbi and Mrs.Harry J.Stern, Mr.and Mrs.Maxwell Hochmitz, Mr.and Mrs.Irvin Gertsman, Cantor Otto Staeren, Thomas C.Collins and Sons, the Misses Gay and Fran Duncan, Messrs.Laurent and Mas ime Trudeau.Cherokee Indian Chief Stand Watie, last Confederate officer to surrender at the end of the Civil War, is buried in a cemetery near Grove, Okla.NEEEE EE] : Answers To This Week's Puzzle Be a PAGE NINE Kr ee eee ok St.Andrew's United Westmount k At 11.00 a.m.Sunday Morn- \u2018ng Pr.D.M.Grant, the Minister of St.Andrew's: United Church, Westmount, will conduct the Service and will preach on the subject, \u201cThe Relevance of The Cross Today\", This service will be broadcast over Radio Station CBM in its entirety, At the Evening Service the Assistant Minister, Rev.Robert Mumford, will preach on the | question, \u201cWho Needs You ?\u201d and \u201cthe worship will be conducted by Dr.Grant.À portion of this service will be broadcast over CJAD.The Church School meets at 11.00 a.m.for the Beginners, Primary and Junior Departments, while the Intermediates and Seniors meet at 10.00 a.m.The Communicants\u2019 Class will hold its final session at 5.30 p.m.The MacGillivray Auxiliary of the Woman's Missionary Society will meet an Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 p.m., while on Thursday the regular monthly meeting of the Missionary and Church Work Committée will be held.The Scouts, Cubs, Guides and Brownies meet at their.accustomed hours.Of special interest to the con- sregation is the \u201cLife and Lent\u201d Series of Devotions being conducted in Wesley Church.This coming Wednesday the guest preacher will be the Rev Burt R.Poole, Associate Minister of Emmanuel Baptist Church, Wilmington, Delaware.Mr.Poole was one of the mis sioners during the recent Bryan Green Mission and his return for this service is keenly antl- cipated.SYNAGOGUES SHAAR HASHOMAYIM © 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wiltred Shuchat Mezzan Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fremm BLESSING OF THE NEW MOON Friday Evening, March 29th 5:55 p.m.Candle Lighting 6:05 p.m.Evening Service SABBATH SERVILES 9:00 a.m.Preliminary Services 10:00 a.m.Scriptural Readings.L>=viticus: Ch.12, v.1 = Ch.13 v.58, odus, Ch.12, vs.1-20.phets: Ezekiel, Ch, 45, v.16 = 46, v.18, .m.Afternoon Service .m.Evening Service NEW MOON The new month Nissan to be blessed this Sabbath morning will occur on Tuesday, April 2nd.WEEKDAY SERVICES 8:45 a.m.Sunday, Morning Service 7:15 am, y: New Moon: mcrning service \u2019 7:30 am.Weekdays, Morning Service - Sunday and Weekdays 6:10 p.m Afternoon services ext Friday Evening 6:05 p.m.Candle Lighting 6:15 p.m.Evening Service TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4128 Sherbrooke Street West.Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi SABBATH SERVICES Ffiday evening, March 29th at 8.15 o'clock.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cMaster Builders Of Reform Judaism.\u201d Saturday morning, March 30th at 11.30 o'clock.Sermonette - \u201cMoral Leprosy\u2019 based on Torah portion.BAR MITZVAH At the worsh ning and Satu son of .Brott will be called to the Reading of the Torah in observance of his Bar Mitzvah.DAILY SERVICES Monday through Thursday evenings at 5.45 o'clock; Sunday mornings at 10.16 o'clock.Men and women are cordiall invited to participate in Daily orship.SCHEDULE CF PASSOVER SERVICES both Friday eve- Monday evening, April 15th at 6.45 o'clock.Tuesday morning, April 16th at 10.30 o'clock.Final of Passover, Yizkor or Memori Service, Monday morning, April 22nd at 10.30 o RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Regular classes in all departments - High Sci and Confirmation - Saturday mornings at 8.45 o'clock: Junior School, Sund mornings at 10 a\u2019 k.Daily Hebrew School - Monday through a o\u2019clock.CONGREGATIONAL SEDER Following the Passover Service on 15th at 6.49 y morning, Boris, | and Mes Alexander \u2018Calvary Church Cholr To Present \"Messiah\u2019 Calvary United Church Choir augmented by members of the Montreal Men's Choir and thers, will sing selections from Handel\u2019s Messiah on April 12 at 8:15 p.m.at the church.Valea- tine Smiley will direct the choir.The organist will be Alice Brown.An offering will be taken.All members and friends are invited to attend the concert.The southern prairies hold the record for the highest temperature ever recorded in Canada, 113 degrees.\u2014Quick Canadian Facts.BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH .Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Mimster _ EPGAR.J BAILEY, M/A, B.Th.Minister Emeritus J.A.JOHNSTON, B.A.D.D.Organist GALT MacDERMOT, B.A.B.Mus.Sunday, March 31st 11:00 a.m, 7:30 p.m.DES B.Y.P.U.Service Ordinance of Baptism will be administered.Bible School meets at 11:00 am.\u2014 VISITORS WELCOME - ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner ot Wood and Western.Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.8.Lindroy.Fourth Sunday in Lent March 31st .Holy Eucharist - Sunday School Mattins (said) SOLEMN EUCHARIST Solemn Evensong ° Weekdavs .Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Monday and Friday 9:30 a.m.Wednesday Devotional Service every Wednesday in Lent at 8:00 p.m.ST.MATTHIAS \"CHURCH Cote-St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Westmount Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe, Rector Rev.E.P.A, Timmons Fourth Sunday in Lent 8:00 am.Holy Communion 9:30 a.m.Holy Communion.Preacher: The Rector.11:00 a.m.Mattins.\u2018 Preacher: The Rector 7:30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: Rev.E.P.A.Timmons, 8:30 p.m.Bible Study Group \u201c WEDNESDAY 7:30 a.m.Hply Communion 8:00 p.m.Intercessions and Instruction, The Rector.FRIDAY 11:00 am.Holy Communion Address, Rev.E, P.A.Timmons.5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor * .D., Rector Rev.Canon F.L.Whitley, M.A, Hon, Assistant | Lt Col.The Rev, James Barnett, Hon.Assistant Rev.T.A, Ramsey, B.D.Assistant Vv.Frayn, A.R.C.A.(London) Organist and Choirmaster C.Fourth Sunday in Lent 8:00 am, Holy Communion 9:45 am.Junior Department and Confirmation Class 11:00 a.m.Mattins.Preacher: The © R Clarke, Holy Communion - Evensong.with address.Thursday, Holy Communion PAGE TEN Graduates And Students 3 Invited To Easter Ball Graduates and students in Notre Dame de Grace and district are invited to attend the Easter Ball being sponsored by the Association of Alumni of Sir George Williams College at the Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel on Saturday, April 13.This first annual dinner-dance is being held in honor of Dr.Henry F.Hall, college principal, and Mrs.Hall, and Dean Robert C.Rae and Mrs.Rae.The honorary patrons are the Honorable Milton F.Gregg, Federal Minister of Labor, and Mrs.Gregg, enjoy comfort, freedom.Jef I GIRDLE \u201cThe criss-cross girdle that slims as it trims.\" In white power net and batiste jacquard for junier ] 00 to average figure type.5 Waist 22-32.From Other styles available up lo size 40.MME À.COURVAL CORSETIERE 4861 Sherbrooke W., Westmount Also 4235 St.Lawrence 4491 St.Lawrence 413 Ontario E.\u2014 6550 St.H bert EASTER BONNETS: in a mllinery class conducted THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, isi a Residents of the Eventide \u2018Home on Upper Lachine road are shown displaying the hats they made by the handicraft group with Mrs.Earle T.Moore, a member of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Home, as instructress, The women modelled the hats at the meeting of the Auxiliary, two of them providing a note of humor, one woman (at the rear) modelling a black hat trimmed with an oversized bow of yellow and mauve ribbon and carrying a gay parasol and the other woman modelled her and Mr.B.W.Roberts, chairman of the college\u2019s board of governors, and Mrs.Roberts.Gordon C.Donaldson, of NDG, member of the alumni executive has reported that continuous music will be one of the features of the evening.Eddie Alexander and his orchestra will play for dancing and a popular Montreal the dinner hour.More than 300 couples, many of them graduates in the West- end district, are planning to attend the dance, Dress is optional.Graduates and students of the college are asked to reserve tables and arrange for tickets by contacting Mrs.Irma Klar, alumni office secretary, at MA 8311, or at the office, 1435 Drum- mond street.Rummage Sale Rummage Sale to be held on Wednesday April 3, at 1.30 p.m., in Franklin Hall, Stanley Presbyterian Church at the corner of Victoria and Westmount avenues.Take 114 bus.* Lingerie GREENE AVE, We have just unpacked our enchanting ew Spring ashions As we put them on hangers the prints seemed to bloom, the colours looked alive and worldly, the fabrics rustled crisply and elegantly.We thought for a moment that it was a beautiful summer day.We know you'll feel the same way when you see these entrancing new Fashions.x DRESSES COTTONS SUITS x COATS x Millinery GOWNS WESTMOUNT F1 7773 trio will provide the music during MARCH 29, 1957 hat on a large stuffed terrier sitting on her lap, (in front row).Included .in the group are: Mrs.M.Krabs, Miss B.Buckley,.Miss J.H.Barber, Mrs.A.Torrence, Mrs.A.McKean, Mrs, E.Labbe, Mrs.A.Sprince, Mrs.F.Thomas, Mrs.J.H.Rosen- berger, Mrs.E.Stote, Mrs.K.Morris, Miss M.Richards, Mrs.E.Thompson, Mrs.F.Longfield, Mrs.A.MeMannis, Miss HE.Hughes, Mrs.E.Moore, Mrs.F.Marsden, Mrs.E.Wilson, Miss E.Quintal and Mrs.A.Pryde Thomson, who is in charge of the Handicraft Group.\u2014Bermingham Photo db.x \u2014 \u2018IS THE GRADE SYSTEM STUPID?By E.George Cochrane, B.A., M.Ed.Northmount High School Dr.N.V.Scarfe, the dean of the College of Education at the University of British Columbia, has suggested that Canadian schools scrap the present grade system of school organization and replace it by grouping.The suggestion appeared in a provocative article published in a recent issue of Saturday Night.In two paragraphs this is the gist of Dr.Scarfe\u2019s proposal: \u201cIt is clear :hat some children grow faster and bigger than others.It is equally true that some children\u2019 learn faster than others, Thus the alternative way of dividing children in a school is into longitudinal streams of similarly able or equally fast and compatible groups.\u201cWe call this \u2018ability grouping\u2019 or streaming.Barly in school life those of a particular age group who are fast learners or clever are placed in a separate group, class or even school, and allowed to progress as fast as they can through the work normally set for twelve years of schooling.They will probably complete it all in ten years or less.Those who are average are placed in another group who, going as fast as they can, will complete the twelve \u2018years in approximately twelve years.The slow learners are again separated into groups of similar capacity and they tackle the twelve years\u2019 work as fast as they can take it, They will probably need fourteen or fifteen years, but they will do the work thoroughly; they will understand it and probably like it.They may, however, not wish to persist beyond twelve years or beyond the present ninth grade of study.\u201d On the surface the scheme appears to have a great deal to commend.But the segregation of children into groups is fraught with many difficulties, not the least of which is the opposition of those parents whose offspring are consigned to the below average or average groups.Other difficulties are of an administrative nature.For best results it is \u201cstreaming\u201d or ability important that both -above average classes be reduced considerably in numbers.In today\u2019s overcrowded schools it is usually impossible to keep classes small.The parts of Dr.Scarfe's article to which I objected were his outspoken criticisms of what is being done in the schools today.Much of this criticism appears to be based on sheer ignorance and is marred by unsubstantiated generalizations of a type that a man with Dr.Scarfe's academic background should long since have learned to shun.He writes, \u201cIt has been shown by experiment that below-aver- age children do better mentally and normally when taught separately than when with a heterogeneous group,\u201d but does not cite one \u2014 not even one \u2014 research study to back up his claim.There are degrees of \u201cbelow average\u201d and in Montreal Protestant schools attempts are being made in the elementary schools to place those children who are considerably below average in special classes, In the high schools, the non-academic student is directed into the practical course.But the number of students so affected is small\u2018 and there are many educators who believe that the social values of relatively heterogeneous groups far outweigh any disadvantages.Another ract which Dr.Scarfe chooses to ignore is that in the elementary classes of the modern school, students within a class are grouped for instruction in such basic subjects as reading and arithmetic.In the high school students tend to segregate themselves by choosing those - True Kindred Names .Whist Committee The Westmount Conclave No.4, Order of True Kindred will hold their Annual Spring Whist Party in St.Stephen\u2019s Church Hall, corner of Atwater and Dor- chester street, Wednesday, April 3, at 8.15 p.m.Mr.Wm.Lebrun will conduct the Whist, The following is the committee in charge; Miss Molly Pardoe commander; Mrs.F.E.Wilkins and Mrs.Doug.Johnstone joint- copveners; Mrs.Alice Stitt and Mrs.W.R.C.Field tickets; Mrs.Fred Anber refreshments, and Mrs.Dick Gledhill candy.There will be door prizes, home made refreshments.Please bring your own playing cards.Annual Concert _- The Montreal Ladies Choir is holding the annual Concert on Tuesday evening at 8:30 p.m.at the Concert Hall of the YWCA Dorchester street.This will be a joint recital with the Montreal Masonic Choir performing under the direction of C.E.Jennings.Director of thé Montreal Ladies Choir is Mr.J.C.Scott.geared to their abilities and interests.Dr.Scarfe says, \u201cFew people ever doubt that gifted children progress more satisfactorily when taught in separate groups of classes.\u201d It is a statement that would be more intelligible if we knew what the good doctor meant by the words \u201cfew\u201d and \u201cgifted\u201d, Do Not Wait Too Long ! Let us restyle your old coat into the most exquisite jacket or stole in time for Spring.FLOMEN \u201cEXCLUSIVE FURS REG'D.1235 Greene Avenue (Opposite Avenue Theatre) : WI.3312 -\u2014 \u2018courses and options which- are | dO hed om bd om oa Cs 31 PAGE ELEVEN THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1957\" = Social : Votes Mr.and Mrs.J.James have taken up residence in Montreal.Mrg.James was formerly Miss Frances Watson of.Ottawa, Mrs.Samuel Bronfman, presi-, - dent of the Ladies Committee of | \u201d the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, and Mrs, Maurice Hudon, vice president of the Committee, are in Atlanta, Ga, to attend the National Conference of the.) Association\u201d of Women's Committees of Symphony Orchestras of North America.: Mrs.EP.Wilson and Mrs.J.L.Gilmour have returned following a stay at Fort Lauder-\" dale, Florida.- Mr.and Mrs.H.Percy Thorn- | hill are back in Montreal after a holiday in Paget, Bermuda.Thé Marianopolis Glee Club, under the direction of Mr.Roger Filiatrault, Will present a program of musical entertainment,\u2019 A Grand Night For Singing.on Monday evening, April 1, at half- past eight o'clock, in Victoria Hall, Westmount.Miss Judy {~ Forbes, a former student, will be the guest pianist.MR.AND MRS.EMILE CLOUTIER who were married recently and will live in Montreal West.Mrs.Cloutier is the former Joan Martin, daughter of Mrs.E, Martin and the late Mr.Martin of Westmount.Mr.Cloutier is the son of Mr.and Mrs.E.Cloutier of Decarie boulevard, Notre Dame de Grace.Mrs.Eric Riordon will return this week ny plane from an extended tour of London, Paris and | Italy.While in England she visited her cousins, Col.H.F.-G.Boswell, R.É., and Mrs.Boswell, 4 _ and Major R.K.Boswell, R.E., and Mrs.Boswell.ENGAGEMENTS The engagement is announced of Joan Gonder, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.D.V.Gonder, Berwick Crescent, Town of Mount Royal, and Jacques Daccord, son of Mr.PIANO NEEDED The Foyer Dieppe Epileptic Hospital at St.Hilaire is urgently in need of a piano.A donation by some kind person would be greatly appreciated.Please phone Fred Travers at MRS.FRED MILLER, co-chairman with Mrs.R.V.V.Nicholls for the mixed bridge and card party being held on Wednesday, April at 8.15 p.m.in the Sir Arthur Currie Memorial Gymnasium by the McGill Alumnae Society.Proceeds will be used for the five scholarships and numerous bursaries provided annually by the Society.Other members of the Bridge Mr, and Mrs.C.C.Thackray have returned following a three weeks stay in Barbados, B.W.I.Mr.and Mrs.Thomas F.Committee are: Mrs.S.L.Hamilton, Miss Shirley Bradford, - Mrs.Harold Hesler, Mrs.H.G.Stockwell and Mrs.Sidney Rahilly have returned from a HU 1-8613.Earle.Tickets may be obtained from the Graduates\u2019 Society.fe russes cmrofe Annual Meeting The Montreal Women's Club Inc.will hold its annual meeting for members only, on Monday at 2:30 p.m.at the Sheraton- Mount Royal Hotel.The president, Mrs.J.J.Creelman will preside.Reports will be heard and election of officers will take place, St.Andrew's WMS A special meeting of interest to ladies of the MacGillivray spring is \"bye-bye snowsuits™ and our washable \u201csuede\u201d outfits take over for the very young get so beautifully.Tailored coat, leggings and cap in boy blue, pale buttercup or powder pink.Sizes 6 mos.to 2 years.12.95 The Children\u2019s Corner a pleasant shop 4 he Women's Kealm * | Western 1350 Greene GL 6510.1 treasurer: Miss BE.Hughes, \"* Poommtr ied] bo Auxiliary of the Women's Missionary Society, St.Andrew\u2019s Church, Westmount, will be held in Hutchison Hall on Tuesday, at 2.30 p.m.The Reverend Clifton J.Mackay, D.D., Minister of Knox Crescent and Kensington Church will be guest speaker.He will gilve an illustrated address on Japan.Mrs.W.A.Messenger will be the soloist, accompanied by Mrs.Hildreth Neville.Mrs.HR.L.Streight and ladies of Circle No.8 are in charge of the meeting.\\ Spring Luncheon The anuual \u201cSpring nche- on\u201d of the Woman's Associatfon of Westmount Park-Emmanuel United Church will be held on Tuesday, April 2, at one p.m.The special speaker will be Miss Keenan of Jas.A.Ogilvy\u2019s Limited who will speak on \u201cInterior Decorating.\u201d Luncheon will be served in Webster Hall, 4707 avenue, Westmount, P.Q- Miss F.Bryant Heads Q.E.Nurses\u201d Alumnae The monthly meeting of the Nurses\u2019 Alumnae of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital will place Thursday, April 4, at 8:15 pm.in the Griffith Memorial Hall, Nurses' Residence, q After the business meeting |- there will be a fashion show of casual wear by Hughene Parks, Mrs.Chorley commentating.Refreshments will be served.The following slate of officers were elected for the ensuing year: \u2014 Hon.president: Miss E.Geiger; president: Miss F.Bryant; vice-president: Miss P.Johnson; assistant vice-president: Miss P.Poole; secretary: Miss D.Williams; assistant secretary: Miss S.Warwick; treasurer: Miss K.Grant; .and assistant Kot take | tour of the South American countries.Mrs.G.H.Davidson has returned from Zurich, Switzerland, where she visited her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.H.U.Steinmann, \u2019 Mr.and Mrs.Neil K.Stewart of Dorval have returned home after being in Sherbrooke for a short time.Miss Sarah and Ethel McDer- mott have returned from Ottawa and Plantaganet where they, spent the weekend.Mr.and Mrs.R.A.Fairbairn of Westmount have returned after spending a holiday in Bermuda at the Palmetto Bay guest house in Flatts Village, Mr.and Mrs.C.W.Boon and their \u2018 daughter, Miss \u2018 Barbara Boon, have returned from Ste.Adele-en-haut where they spent the week-end at The Chantecler.Mrs.G.W.Pashley, who has been the guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.W.H.Bradley, Q.C., and Mrs.Bradley, has returned to Sherbrooke, Que.Mrs.A.R.Cole of Portland, Maine, arrived here recently.She is the guest of her brother- in-law and sister, Chief Justice and Mrs.W.B.Scott.and Mrs.E.Daccord, Globert avenue, Notre Dame de Grace.The engagement is announced of Mary, youngest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.G.F.Shotter of Great Mongeliam, Kent, England, to Mr.Andrew Wittkower, son of Dr.and Mrs.Eric Wittkower of Westmount.Mr.Wittkower a graduate of McGill University, is at present doing post-graduate work in Cambridge, England.' Springtime gives the urge for a new Dress.New fabrics, new colours with the new Season look! Come in and see our collection.Kay (Montaque Fe.1373 GREENE AVE, Fl.3956 Call Fl.2486 or Fi.0562 for an appointment Pre-Easter Sale of Cold Wave Permanents $8.50 This Is What You Get: % Conditioner Shampoo % Cold Wave Permanent % Style Set Glamour Rinse Emile Beauty 1347 GREENE AVENUE - AL.dites tt es PAGE TWELVE Mrs.J.W.McKay Flected Head! Of Women Associates Of McGill Mrs.J.W.McKay was elected president of the Women \u2018Assoriates of McGill at the annual meeting on March 26.Mrs.Travis E.Dancey, recording secretary reported that Mrs.N.H.Brittain- had accepted an invitation to become an honorary vice-president of the Women Associates of McGill.; A total of nine teas and three meetings were held this season, arrangements for these were made by the Entertainment Committee with Mrs.A.Gerald Racey as chairman.Mrs.R.V.V.Nicholls, chairman of the Membership Committee stated that the membership now stands at 443 and that the attendance at the teas was about 650.; The treasurer, Mrs.T.F.Morris announced that the annual bursary awarded by the Women Associates was this year granted for a second time to Miss Maureen O'Sullivan of Montreal.Mrs.A.E.Moll in presenting her report of the Students\u2019 Interests Committees said that out- of-town ' students were entertained in private homes during the Christmas and New Year's holidays, but that more students were helped by receiving material aid both for themselves and their families.Students who were sick were visited in hospitals.The Women Associates also responded enthusiastically to the request made by Rev.Dr.E.Clifford Knowles, University chaplain, for help for the young Hungarian students attending McGill University from March until August 15.Numerous articles of furniture, and clothing were deliv- $2 REDUCTION ON ZPEEIATE EVERY PERMANENT Also The New, Beautiful \"POM-PONS\" Cut $1.For appointment Please Phone Glenview 1154 4504 St.Catherine St.West {Near Abbott} GALLERY ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING SALE of Fine PAINTINGS By Famous Canadian & European Artists AT REDUCTIONS up to 50% SALE ENDS APRIL 6th We urge you not to miss this opportunity.to acquire lovely examples by great painters at prices absolutely NON-COMPETITIVE in the art business.Following is but a small portion of the large collection which will be offered for sale : EUROPEAN Maurice Wilks Prof.Pal Fried Henri Callot Willem Hendriks Prof.H.J.Wolter Montague Dawson Alfred de Breanski Henri Beltman Cornelius Bouter Dorus Arts And many others CANADIAN A.Sherrif Scott, R.C.A.Robt.W.Pilot, P.R.C.A.Archibald Browne, R.C.A.Albert Robinson, R.C.A.Eric Riordon, A.R.C.A.John Beynon, O.8.AM.A.Fortin, A.R.C.AM.A.Suzor-Côté, R.C.A, Joseph Giunta Alex McLaren Galleries open until 9.80 p.m.weekdays and FINE Te * is SEG CR MIRRORS 6.00 p.m.* Saturdays RESTORATION A SPECIALTY Fe ee SH 939 Victoria Square UN.6-4095 we THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCE 29, 1957 + ered to Petofi House on Mc- Tavish St.where these Hungarian students are billeted, Mrs.J.U.MacEwan thanked the retiring Board of Directors.SLATE OF OFFICERS Mrs.C.H.Carruthers, chairman of the Nominating Committee presented the following slate of officers for next year; Mrs.J.W.McKay, president; Mrs, J.Gilbert Turner, vice-president; Mrs.J.O.McCutcheon, record-' ing secretary; Mrs.K.I.Melville, corresponding secretary; and CEE EE THE PRESENTATION OF A WHEELCHAIR to Andre Picard of Montreal a victim of MD is \u2018made by Mr.Andre Rancourt, 1957 Campaign Chairman of the Muscular Dystro- phy Association of Canada.Miss Audrey McVeigh, President of the Xi Alpha Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi donated the wheelchair to the Muscular Dystrophy Association on behalf of her Chapter.The Muscular Dystrophy Association has opened a permanent office at 628 St.James street west, Montreal.\u2014Bermingham Photo Mrs.Leo Jaffe, treasurer, Chair- ment of standing committees are: Mrs.Norman Brown, entertainment; Mrs.R.V.V.Nichols, membership; Mrs.A, E.Moll, students\u2019 interests; and Mrs.G.A.Woonton, press.Mrs, B.C.Gardner is patroness of-*the association; Mrs.F.Cyril James, honorary president; and Lady Currie, Mrs.G.W.Latham, Mrs.H.M.McKay, Mrs.Susan Vaughan, Mrs.Morris Wilson, Mrs.O.S, Tyndale and Mrs.N.H.Brittain honorary vice- presidents.-.- 9.he Women\u2019s Gyrette Club - The monthly meeting of the Gyrette Club of Montreal will be held Monday, April 1, at 8:30 p.m.at the Town Hall.Please do not forget your toy or books for the Children\u2019s Hospital.Ex-Wren Association The Ex-Wren Association of , Montreal and District will meet on Wednesday, April 3 at 8.80 p.m.at HMCS Donnacona.Following the meeting a program of travel films will be shown through the courtesy of \u2018the C.P.R.All Ex-Wreng are invited.Fashion Show A late spring and early summer Fashion Show by \u201cJuliette\u201d will be held in the church hall of St.Luke\u2019s.United Church, 3480 Decarie boulevard, on Tuesday, at 8.30 p.m.This event is being sponsored by the Home Group.Ticket convener is Mrs.L.B.x Routley, HU 1-8722, There will also be a talent and home cooking table, Villa Marie Party The Villa Marie Association takes pleasure in inviting everyone to their regular monthly card party which is being held in the \u2018Canadian Legion Hall, 1191 Mountain street Monday, April 1, 1957 at 8 p.m, Tickets may be obtained by telephoning anyone of following members: Mrs, A.Lapierre, WI 5690, Mrs.B.Des- chenes, RA 8-1878, Mrs.R.Grenier YO 0857.The name of Kicking Horse Pass in the Rocky Mountains owes its origin to the fact 1 that a geologist named Dr.Hector, first white man to use the pass, was kicked by his own For Other Women's | News See Page 19 * Sewing Meeting The Women's Association of Dominion Douglas United Church will meet for sewing and the folding of cancer dressings, Tuesday at 10 am, Luncheon will be served at 1 p.m.Mrs.H.E.Brown, Mrs.F.MacGibbon and Mrs.C.A.Spencer will act as hostesses.> Mrs.Stewart Allen, the presi-* dent will preside at the business meeting.4 Hungarian Bazaar There will ve a bazaar at the Victoria Hall on Saturday, March 30, 4626 Sherbrooke street west, from 1 p.m.till midnight.Sponsored by the Ladies Society of Our Lady of Hungary Parish.Handwork, homemade cakes, cookies, J}ovely aprons, and Kealm > Tea Causerie There will be à Tea Causerie at the Club on Sunday, March 31 at 4 p.m.Mr.Thomas R.Lee, Assistant Public Relations Advisor of the Canadian Bankers Association will be the guest speaker.His topic will be \u201cOur.Trip to Alaska.\u201d Pouring will be: Miss Edith Driscoll, Miss Annie Gray, Miss Sybil Grimson.Choice Meal and Groceries Fruit and Vegetables HAINES of Westmount \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d 4466 St.Catherine West \u2018 WE.8257 dresses.WARNING! 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from.electro-sktck machines for the department of psychiatry to new castors for the library carts; a camera for the department of pathology, wheel chairs, record players, furniture for the sun-rooms and some waiting rooms, bursaries for student nurses, a grant to the Social Service department, plants for the solaria and salaries for the Director of Volunteers, |- THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1957 \u2018 PAGE THIRTEEN Miss Sheila White, Miss Mary Gilmour, Miss Dale Perry, Miss Chucky Christensen, Miss Joan Findlay, Miss Sheila Archibald, Miss Judy Marshall, Miss Well- ner O'Connell and Miss Judy Friedl.The five winners of scholarships for the year 1956-57 will, also be among the servers, Miss Joanne Jepson, Miss Freida Lang, Mrs.Bilhah Wardy, Miss Margaret Macleod and Miss Hilary Joan Thomas.} ° Tickets may be obtained from McGill Alumnae Society Lists Bridge Hostesses McGill Graduates of the past ten years will serve refreshments at the mixed bridge and card party being held on Wednesday, April 3 at 8:15 p.m.in the Sir Arthur Currie Memorial Gymnasium; .by tne McGill Alumnae Society, Miss Marjorie Root, Mrs, John Bishop, Miss K.Teare and Miss Cathy Young are in| the McGill Graduates\u2019 Society.charge.Assisting them will be Miss K.Root, Miss Jean Sinna- mon, Miss Eve Marler, Miss Nippi Gilmour, Miss Mary Holme, Miss Joan Kimber, Miss Margie Sparks, Miss Judy Cliff, Miss \"LAD a secretarial assistant, and an occupational therapist.Donations to the Memorial - Fund were used entirely for life sustainihg purposes, in keeping with the Fund's policy, and this year were devoted to a \u2018grant of $3,600 \u2018to the department of obstetrics and © gynaecology which, in collaboration with the department of \u2018metabolism, is undertaking a two year research project into toxemia of preg- - nancy, results of which will he available to other hospitals.- Mrs.Colin T.Gray in presenting the report of the recording secretary, noted that six groups were actively engaged in sewing for the hospital.Four of these made 5,550-articles for use in the hospital while of the other two, one was busy keeping the smocks of the volunteers in repair and the other specialized in articles for sale in Hospitality Corner.Gross sales for the year in Hospitality Corner amounted to $85,600 and net proceeds turned over to the Auxiliary totalled $20,000, reported Mrs Andrew Fleming, MBE,, chairman of the shop committee, who paid tribute to the many volunteers who work so faithfully both in, and for, the shop.The practice of keeping the shop open five evenings a week, Monday through Friday, had proved most successful with\u2019 volunteers coming from the Junior League, the Women's Voluntary Services, the Business and Professional Women\u2019s Club and the Mabel Hub- bard- Club of the Bell Telephone Company.\u2019 Twenty-three thousand hours of service had been given by two \"OS hundred volunteers working in LT the hospital during the past Mary Cliff, Miss Martha Wicks, dr.A MISS BARBARA WHITLEY, newly elected President of the + - + 1 Your Common Sense Should Tell You.Calvary WA Meeting Calvary United Church Wo- \u2019 men\u2019s Association will hold a meeting on Wednesday, April 3 at 2 p.m.The Rev.Charles R.Plaskett will give an Easter message.Mrs.H.S.Laws will sing \u2018The Holy City\u2019 accompanied by Mrs, Sam Walker, All members please note change of date and -try to attend.First opera advertised by title on American soil was given at Charleston, S.C., in February of 1735.\u2018 it + lES/ 4 i \u201c« « « That not every furrier can\u201d give you the, proper advice as to which fur best suits your per: sonality and which colour best compliments your complexion.« « - That there ence between .and \"top quality\" furs and that you should deal only with an experienced, reliable furrier who really knows how to choose the best pelts and who will give you honest value for every dollar you spend.is a big differ- low-grade furs furs in the « « « That when you wish to wear newest, styles, you should see our collection of \"Little Furs\" designed especially for us by Schiaparelli, famous Parisian fashion de- exclusive I 1 FO 0 year, reported Miss Flora Baptist, Director of Volunteers.This represented an increase of one hundred volunteers and eleven thousand hours over last year\u2019s figures.Twenty-five volunteers were required each day to operate Hospitality Corner but there were many others whose presence was less noticeable, working throughout the hospital.Mountain below Sherbrooke St.J Montreal General Hospital Women\u2019s Auxiliary.This is the second largest hospital auxiliary in the Province of Quebec.In addition to the volunteers doing clerical work, twenty-five clinics held during the week are staffed with volunteers doing specific jobs; a great deal of assistance in a variety of duties is given in the Outdoor Department and there volunteers who * are graduate nurses, are helping the medical staff in the more technical work in which they are skilled.Particularly noteworthy was a project begun the autumn when a team f volunteers undertook follow up work in connection with cancer research.Volunteers involved in this project deserve special memtion for it has involved extremely painstaking, time consuming and careful work.Though this project is not yet complete its value has already been proved by the location of a number af patients who are now enabled to receive additional medical care.Officers for the coming year are: Miss Barbara Whitley, president; Mrs.George S.Currie signer.a u 2 iL .a « « « That you should also be sure un Graham, first vice-president; that you buy where you will get 2 Mrs.Andrew Fleming, M.B.E., the best service and that the u second vice-president; Mrs.Louis furrier will not lose all interest in u C.Drummond, third vice-presi- your furs as soon as your money i dent; 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PAGE FOURTEEN Teen-Aged Hungarian Girls = Aided By Red Feather save - Seventeen teen-aged Hungarian girls are now Hving- in the Y.W.C.A., working hard at their English in order to be ready for college in the fall.The 17 are part of a group of Hungarian Protestants, many of them teen-agers on their own, who have been gathered under the wing of the Travellers\u2019 Aid Society of Montreal.Both the Y.W.and the \u2018\u2019Travellers\u2019 Aid are Rod Feather services.Mrs.Jean Henshaw, director of the Travellers\u2019 Aid, emphasized that the new undertaking 18 meant to complement the work of the Department of Citizenship and Immigration and does not mean that the Travellers\u2019 Aid Society has departed from its traditional non-sectarian policy.\u201cCommittees for Hungarians of the Catholic and Jewish faiths had already been established,\u201d she explained.\u201cProtestant were left with no resources, so this committee was established on request as a temporary measure.\u201d Both Mrs.Henshaw and Mrs.Elsie McKenzie, Travellers\u2019 Aid LEARN DRIVE RESULTS GUARANTEED MYERS DRIVING SCHOOL 5839 SHERBROOKE WEST HU.8-5761 caseworker in charge of.\u201cthe work with Hungarians, have had extensive experience with refugees and immigrants, here and abroad.Mrs.Henshaw worked for nearly three years after the war in Germany, directing a displaced camp in Bavaria.Hers was essentially a camp for Jewish victims of the war, but the camp hospital was staffed by 17 Hungarian doctors, all of them alumni of Nazi concentration camps.Mrs.McKenzie worked in New York City after studying at Columbia University.Her experience in New York was mainly with immigrants to the United States.Both \u2018Mrs.Henshaw and Mrs.McKenzie are originally from Nova Scotia and both are graduates of Acadia University.A téam of two Hungarian- speaking social workers goes out to the reception centre at St.Paul I'Hermite twice a week.Each new arrival is interviewed to find out just what is needed in the way of practical help.Officially there are no unäccom- panied children among the Hungarians, but several teenagers have turned up, the Travellers\u2019 Aid has found.These are youngsters who attached themselves to family groups in Have Your © TV Set \u2018Checked & Repaired 4231 St.James St.West Don\u2019t take a chance on , having YOUR TV CONK out during the Hockey Play-Offs CALL US UP TO 10 P.M.$3.50 per call, includes service and adjustments, tube replacements extra.Skilled bonded technicians \u2014 30 day written guarantee on parts and work.ECONOMIC TELEVISION CENTER SALES & SERVICE R.C.A.DISTRIBUTOR CL.6665 urday at the same address, \u2019 TRE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1957 order to make their ecape and, once safely landed, were on their own again.Special arrangements must be made for their welfare and a number of Red Feather agencies have opened their doors.i Generally speaking, the res-1 ponse to the Hungarians has been very warm-hearted! everyone agreed.Community groups and private individuals have come forward with hospitality and help of various kinds.This generosity will be needed for some time, until the newcomers can regain a sense of security that has been badly battered during the last twelve months.UL IN THE , omen 3 alm Nursery School Show The Nursery School Parents Group of the Negro Community Centre is holding a children\u2019s fashion show in order to raise funds for equipment and improvements in the school.The fashion show will be held at the Centre, 2035 Coursol street, Sunday, March 31 at 3 p.m.Tickets must be purchased before Sat- Silver Cross Women Remembrance Association of The Silver Cross Women will hold the next monthly meeting today WELCOME TO HUNGARIAN STUDENT \u2014 Miss Ruth Low, director of the Y.W.C.A., greets gne of a group of 17 students now in residence at the Y.W.here.Third from the left is Mrs.Elsie McKenzie, Travellers\u2019 Aid Socity worker in charge of work with the group, and next .to her is Mrs: Helen Lamont of the Y.W.staff.\u2014 Bier Photo DR.HENRY F.HALL, principal of Sir George Williams College, and MRS, HALL will be among the honored guests at the Easter Ball, being sponsored by the college's Association of Alumni at the Sheraton-Mount Roya! Hotel on Saturday, April 13.This tirst annual dinner-dance will also honor Mr.Robert C.Rae, dean of the college, and Mrs.Rae.Whist\u201d in aid of hospitalized veterans, also at the Y.W.C.A.at 8.15 p.m.Ticket conveners are: at 8 p.m.in the Y,W.C.A.and on April 9 will sponsor a \u201cMilitary Mrs.F.Bray, CR 7-5055, Mrs.M.Brammall, RI 4-6990 and Mrs.i AA Aa AAA ALAA A Nc a \u2018 Have you taken a really good look at your heating equipment lately?If your present oil burner is a holdover from a bygone era, why risk using it another winter?Have it replaced now while heating demands are at their lowest, You can exchange your present burner for a General Motors Delco-Heat for as little as $195.00 with one year Free Service and Guarantee.DÉLCO-HEAT H.J.McCallum, RE 9-0631 and they will be very pleased to fill requests for tickets.There will be table and door prizes.Please take playing cards.Maritime Club Dinner The Annual Charter Day dinned of The Maritime Women\u2019s Club of Montreal Incorporated will be held on Thursday, April 4, at 6.30 p.m.at Knox Crescent and Kensington Church Hall, corner Grand boulevard and Godfrey streets.Rev.Alex.S./Renton has consented to be the after-dinner speaker on this occasion.Arrangements have been completed by the co-conveners Mrs.G.W.Walker and Mrs.H W.Macpherson.Diocesan Board W.A.The monthiy meeting of the Montreal Diocesan Board of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Angli- cin Church of Canada will be held Thursday, April 4, at 7:30 p-m.in Anglican House with the hostesses from Grace Church providing refreshments from 8 to 7 p.m.for those coming from business.The Reverend Selwyn T.Willis, Rector of Grace Church, Montreal, will conduct the opening -prayers and meditation.It will be \u201cDorcas might\u201d for the Offering taken will go to this department and the new school clothing for the Spring shipment will be on display.The meeting will conclude with -the showing of a colored film entitled | \u201cThe Road.to- Canterbury\u201d.om - PI \u201c> 0-0 PE bed py ep bmp ® es, Sue Bree TRA TC == a =e ee a Lessard, Penniston Named As Coaches To Metro All Stars Silver Blades 1087 Ice Revue Slated March 3C NILVER Blades Skating Club ad\u2019 will present their 1957 Ë Revue Saturday, March 30 the Verdun Auditorium, it was announced this week by rink manager Hector Lecroix.!Jue Geisler, secretary-trea- sûrer of the Silver Blade Club is the chairman of the event and a bright entertaining revue is being planned.Rehearsals are now being held.Besides the Silver Blade skaters taking part in the show, the newly started Verdun club will also assist with a féw numbers.Montreal Figure Skating and Lachine Skating clubs will also have numbers appearing.Invitations have been sent to six other district and Quebec clubs to present solo, pair or group numbers.These clubs are Laval, St, Hyacinthe, Valleyfield, St.Jerome, West Ed and Town of Mount Royal.Canadair Flyers Win Over RCAF Bombers Canadair Flyers defeated Greenwood, N.S., Bombers 7-4 last Friday night to win the Def: 1ce Industries Trophy.The Flyers were in command of play all the way, despite a three-goal hat trick by Fraser Dunn of the Bombers.Seven players shared the Canadair scoring Danny Caduc, Paul and Ray Corteau, Matt Delvecchio, Moe White, Rolland Landry and Jack La- Plante.Bob Castle scored the first goal for Greenwood and Duna got the last three.Amroman Scores Seven Goals As Tigers Win Charlie\u2019s Own Tigers swamped Arcadians 10-0 at Loyola Rink in an exhibition game.Ike Amroman scored seven goals.Rollo Gervais scored two and G.Cooke tallied one goal.Tigers had beaten Arcadians three times Art Lessard, coach of St.Lau- | rent Jets, was named the Metropolitan Junior Hockey League's first teain All-Star Coach, but | failed to place one of players on the dream team.# Jets, who dominated the Western section all season, managed to pick up only two second team berths and Vic Rainville was the only player to grab a hunk: of \u2018silverware, National players dominated the the first team with three players gaining berths, goaler Jacques Gaignery, winner Terry Gray and defenceman Yvon Pa- quette.Quebec Frontenacs gained two first team berths with defence- man Jacques Begin and\u201d winger Aurelien Bilodeau, while Quebec Victorias gained one berth with league scoring champion Pierre- Rene Pichette.Don Penniston, who took over Snowdon Ponsards late in the season was named second team coach.Eric Reid, of Verdun Blues, won the goalers\u2018 position, while Guy Vallier of Lachine and Y.Trudel, of St.Laurent, made the defensive positions.Up front Snowdon\u2019s Connie Mandala, Vie Rainville, of St.Laurent, and Yves Sarrazin, of National, rounded out the team.League officials announced the trophy winners as follows: Norm Dawe Trophy for Clean and Efficient Play to Claude Fournel of NDG.Pit Lepine Trophy for best centre player to Pierre Pichette of Quebec Vics.CJAD 800 Trophy for Most Valuable Player to his team, Terry Gray, National.Tag Miller Trophy for best rookie to Eric Reid of Verdun.Forrie Donaldson Trophy for best pro prospect to Terry Gray, National.Metro Junior Trophy for best defenceman to Jacques Begin of Quebec Frontenacs.CLMS Trophy for best 15-16 year old player, Claude Fournel, N.D.G.Howie Morenz Memorial Trophy, league leading scorer, Pierre Pichette, Quebec Vics.Leo Rivest, Trophy, second leading scorer, Vic Rainville, St.Laurent and Journal V1 Trophy for third leading scorer.A Dro- let, Vics.The Richard Junior Trophy for best team spirit to Jacques in their four meetings this year.New Baseball Will Speed If baseball's rulesmakers have along with women of some other their way, next year's games ought to be a mite shorter than usual, i One new rule adopted by the nine-man official rules committee at their annual meeting states that a pitcher must deliver the ball to the plate 20 seconds after he has received it from his catcher, Another says the batter can-* not step out of the box after the pitcher has come to a set position or has begun his windup.- Until the change, pitchers were required to throw 20 seconds after they stepped on the rubber \u2014 which gave them all sorts of lee-way to wander around the mound as they out- stalled a tough hitter.Hitters formerly could be called out if they refused to take their place in the box, but nothing wag sald about stepping out of the box just as the pitcher made his delivery.If the umpires enforce these two rules, says James Gallagher, head of the committee, \u201cgames should be speeded up.\u201d The rules committee, which Contant, Lakeshore.Rules.Up_ Game met in Chicago.made a wholé- sale revision of the manual that governs baseball play in all professional leagues.Some of the changes were directed merely at clarifying the sometimes obscure syntax of} baseball regulations.Others, how- | ever, were intended to improve the game or to spell out controversial points that previously had been in debate.Opfimists Beafs Unity For Midget Cage Title Optimist Goels of Maison- neuve won the city midget basketball championship by defeating Unity Boys\u2019 Club 54- 46 at the East End Boys\u2019 Club.Coach Gord Willies\u2019 Gaels won the first game of the best- of-three series 72-69.Ray Craig (17), Mike Robert (13), Larry Hendersen (12) and Norm Richardson (10) were high scorers for the Gaels.Co The New York State assembly passed two bills designed to help in the financing of a $25,000,000 \"THE -WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, PAGE FIFTEEN MARCH 29, 1857 WESTMOUNT PLAYGROUND athletes are shown looking over some of the fine trophies that were presented to the hockey and touch football champions.Left to right: Peter Redpath, Regals; Tony Tyrell, Browns; Mayor A.S.Bruneau of West- mount; George Mulhall, Als; Keith Wright, Tigers and Rockey Rothwell, recreation director.\u2014Bermingham Photo.Phil Whitehouse MVP Of Westmount Hockey City of Westmount Recreation department honored their 1956 touch football champions and the champions in their 1957 hockey season, at a public gathering which included parents of players, at Victoria Hall.* B.A.(Rocky) Rothwell, super- Mr.Rothwell welcomed the was the Most Valuable Player award which went to Phil White- house of the mosquito Cubs.Whitehouse is 11 years of age and scored 12 goals and three assists in seven games.His team finished second.Whitehouse was chosen over all other hockey players on the 30 teams, t NAMED MANAGER intendent of recreation presided over the presentations and introduced the guests which included Mayor A.S.Bruneau, Alderman H.G.Seybold, chairman of Parks and Recreation; City manager T.J.Hughes and Alderman T.Gates.Mayor Bruneau paid tribute to the winners and to his recreation department for the wonderful season they have completed.Ald.Seybold revealed playground figures which showed that 26 touch football teams were registered and 30 hockey teams.Games played in hockey were listed at 122, whole in football 195.He revealed plans for an outdoor artificial ice rink, but was in no position to make any announcement when it would be constructed.players and especially the parents, whom he said don\u2019t take enough time off to see their boy or boys play on the city parks.The highlight of the evening George E.Pfister has been named general manager of the Macon Dodgers, replacing Jerry Waring, who is being transferred to Los Angeles.\u201cdream track\u201d at Aqueduct, pare Asso + BOOT \"2, ET MART Sponsored by Quebec Federation of Fish & Game ROSIE THÉ BEAR SAYS: BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY | to see me at the latest and greatest | SRE TVA RE TRSN ET only MARCH 29th to APRIL 7th, 1 p.m.to 11 p.m.(inclusive) ciations, Montreal Hunters and Anglers Inc.HS! WITH THE LATEST OUTDOOR.and SPORTS ITEMS, BOATS and MOTORS : IROQUOIS VILLAGE WILD LIFE MOVIES! PLASTIC TANKS FOR UNDERWATER DISPLAYS BY FROGMEN, COMEDY DIVERS FANCY SWIMMERS! TIGHT ROPE WALKING, MOTORCYCLE RIDING BY ROSIE AND MINNIE BEAR! LIVE FISHING! ARCHERY! SEE TRANS-ATLANTIC RAFT \u201cLEGARE II\u201d Wee FRET SHOWS DAIL FREE DAILY DOOR PRIZES Marvel Diamond Ring Enicar Wrist Walch Honeychild Wardrobe os ii mes à En a + et tt et re ie rm PAGE SIXTEEN 3rd Came Set For Saturday The best-of-three semi-final playoff series of the \u2018St.Laurent Intermediate Hockey League goes into its third game on Saturday afternoon at St.Laurent Arena.Michaud Freres after battling Royal Pharmacy to a 3-3 tie holds a 3-1 edge in points, or one win and a draw.All Michaud Freres require is at least another tie game to elmininate Royal Pharmacy.A win for the druggists, however, will necessitate a fourth game before a winner is decided to meet MacRae Electric who are now biding their time, by virtue of their first place position.Jim Kairns opened the scoring in last week's see-saw battie that saw both teams battle from behind to tie the score.Taking passes from Roy Cher- rier and Cliff Lehman, he beat Roy Scurrah to move Michaud ahead with Ewart Read cooling off in the sin bin.However, Royal Pharmacy nu- lified this counter with one of their own when Brain McCann fooled Jim Kerr early in the middle frame.Both teams were at full strength although numerous penalties were handed out.The third period produced the remainder of the scoring.Cliff Lehman moved Michaud ahead early in the period, but the score was quickly deadlocked with Wally David's goal for Royal Pharmacy 47 seconds later.The game remained deadlocked at 2-all until Ken Borwick put Royal Pharmacy in froat for the first time with just over three minutes remaining.A ponalty to Ritchie Bell paved the way for Vince Ramsay io knot up the count with two minutes remaining and wind up the scoring.A presentation to league pr2- sident Gerry Kerr, who also doubles as timer and scorekeeper, was made last Saturday.Gerry, who has put in five years\u2019 of service to the league, Loop Plans Expansion To 6 Teams T.LAURENT Intermediate Hockey League president, Gerry Kerr, announced - that next year\u2019s plans for the league include an expansion to a six team loop.Three games are planned for Saturday with-another doubleheader during the week night at one of the local arenas.Any team interested in joining the Teague may contact Mr.Kerr at DE 0258 or at the St.Laurent Arena Saturday after- \u2018moon at 2 p.m.was presented with a four speed record player attachment, and LP album of High Society, and a $25 gift voucher to further his record collection.Bill Rattray of Royal Pharmacy spoke on behalf of all the players, coaches and executive of the league.SUMMARY: 1st Period 1.\u2014Michaud: Kairns (Cherrisr, Lehman) .14:19 Penalties: D.Malone (elbowing), 9:22: E.Read (tripping), 13:33.Second Period 2.\u2014Royal: McCann (Bell, Rattray) .2:22 Penalties: McLean (interference), 6:37: E.Read (broken stick), 11:53; Drury (tripping) 13:04; McLean and Hersey (roughing) 14:37.Third Period 3.\u2014Michaud: Lehman (McLean) .c.2:00 4.\u2014Royal: David (M.Read) .2:47 5.\u2014Royal: ick (W.David) .\u2026.\u2026.0000+ 11:20 6\u2014Michaud: Ramsay .(Saucier, McLean) .13:03 Peneities: Jackson (interference) 9:14: Bell! (hooking) 12:44; Hersey (tripping) 14:18.NEVER BEFORE has an ale travelled so far, so fast in public esteem 3 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1957 4 MOST VALUABLE PLAYER in the Westmount Park hockey leagues Phil Whit- house, Cubs mosquito receives congratulations from Alderman H.G.Seybold, chairman of Parks and Recreation.Other trophy winners are left to right: Ricky Pattee, Wings mosquito; Ald.Seybold; Phil Whithouse, Ivan Ibbotson, Cataracts bantam; Winston Robinson, Cataracts midget \u2018A\u2019; Dave Keith, St.Leo's midget; \u2018B\u2019; Michael Dench, Rams termite and Al Keith, St.Leo\u2019s pee wee.\u2014Bermingham Photo Central YMCA Loses Crown Hamilton Aquatic Club is the new Canadian junior water polo champions.They wrested the National title away from Central YMCA Saturday by a round score of 11-8.Central won the final game of the two-game, total-goals series, 5-4, but the visitors had taken the first game at Hamilton 7-3.It was the second polo crown for Hamilton this year, the \u2018seniors having defeated Snowdon YMHA 26-11, earlier, for the major crown, Saturday's game was a thriller all the way with Central grabbing a lead five times but never able to get more than ons goal ahead.Though they were the aggressors, Central never would have been close except for some sensational goaltending by Juris Svistunenko.The heavy set goalie drew a fine hand from the packed hose when he stopped a penalty shot in the deep end, and then blocked the rebound from four feet out.John Pare scored three goals for Central with speed king Cameron Grout and Harry Ol- jemark counting singles.Ted Reid scored three and Ed Zelin- ski one for Hamilton.Big Time Basketball Seen On Channel 8 The wind-up of the current college basketball season will be geen on WMTW, (Ch.8).The NIT is the oldest cf the post-sea- son tournaments, the first being held in 1938.Mt.Royal School Leads Curling Race TEAM STANDING P W L TT Pts.7 6 1 o 12 6 5 1 0 10 i 4 3 0 8 7 3 4 0 6 7 2 4 1 S 7 2 4 1 5 7 1 6 0 2 RESULT 5 Co MRHS 1, MWHS 0; LCC 13, JRHS 11; HSM 0, WHS 1.Ottawa Boys\u2019 Club At Unity Saturday Approximately 40 members of the Ottawa Boys\u2019 Club will be guests of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club on Saturday, March 30.The visit is the first of a home-and-home annual inter- club basketball series with the return visit scheduled to take place the following Saturday at the Capital City.These annual get-to-gethers have been in effect since 1947 and is considered by both clubs as the highlight and the climax to a very successful sports season.Basketball is the primary reason for the planning of the series, however, the friendship and the fellowship which exists after the games have been won or lost, Second Soccer Loop Operates at Stadium HE National Soccer League have been granted the use of the Verdun Stadium for the coming season.At the city council meeting on Tuesday night, city manager Bob French was instructed to draw up the necessary contract with the city receiving 30 percent of the gross gate receipts after the deduction of taxes.It was decided that the Verdun Rugby Football Club be granted the use of the Studium and the general manager was instructed to make a contract between the city and the club.the same basis as last year will be in effect.which ever the case may be, is the true success of the activity and the main reason why this type of event is scheduled.Saturday, three games wiH be played at the U.B.C.court starte ing at 1:30 p.m.The age categories are as follows: 14 years of age and under; 16 years of age and under; 18 years of age and under.The Goodwin Trophy which was won by the Unity Boys\u2019 Club last year will be awarded to the club with the highest aggregate points for the entire six games.At the conclusion of the games the visitors and the club players will gather together for the bane quet.«Tennis Pros Here At Forum, March 29 Pancho Gonzales and Ken Rosewall, who have been kicking up something of a storm in their pro tennis excursions, will display their talents in Montreal later this month.It all takes place at the Forum on March 29.The boys aren\u2019t fooling on this tour, with something like $65,- 000 at stake for the man who comes out with the hefties number of wins.\u2018Last year, Gonzales overwhelmed Tony Trabert 74-27 to retain his title.Now the little Australian has hurled his hat into the ring in an effort te succeed where Trabert failed.Also featured on the card will be Dinny Pails, a forme?member of the Davis Cup team from Australia, and Pancho Segura 5 NL 2 (Just above st.James St.) TOLL 1 D0 OA u : 726 Atwater Avenue .J 0 FO 4 O01 TIRE GONSULTANTS We specialize in TUBELESS TIRE REPAIR with the most modern equipment EXPERIENCED MEN \u2014 PROMPT SERVICE STANDARD TIRE & SUPPLY CO.JO WI.6749 AE OO * 7 Unity Wins Game But Loses - Round Score To Offawa RCAF The Unity Boys! Club Senior \u201cB\u201d basketball team, winners of the City and Provincial basketball championships for the second consecutive year, failed to advance along the playoff trail, when for the second consecutive year, they lost to the RCAF Rockets by the small margin of five Points on the round sore : Ottawa Rockets 86-62 decision to the \"Unity quintet last Saturday in Ottawa, but won the two-game, total point Eastern Canada quarterfinal basketball series, 131-126.Unity lost the series opener 69-60 in Montreal.Unity cagers, led by Captain Ulric Brown, showed a powerful offensive drive that contrasted sharply with their performance against the Ottawa Club in the series opener, leading 31-24 at the half way mark.Brown carried out his assignment of checking Ottawa's bigh scoring forward Bill Harrison to a standstill and at the same time paced the UBC team to a fabulous 22 points.Previous to Saturday's game the Rockets\u2019 Harrison had been averaging 37.3 points per game.The Rocket's other big scoring star, 6'10\"® Dick Holt, who totaled 30 points in the opening game, was also held down by the great defensive work of Grant Peterson, Ian McIntosh, Ronnie Hodgman and Ted Rice.Holt scored 18 points, eight of which were foul shots.It was pointed out, that the Rockets had never been beaten on their own floor over the past five years.Early in the third quarter, Unity went ahead and was leading in the series by several points but just couldn't maintain the lead.UNITY (66) FG FS PF Pts.B 9 4 3 22 .5 0 3 10 .4 1 0 9 .1 0 3 2 A | 2 1 4 2 0 1 4 2 0 0 4 2 3 1 7 0 0 1 0 1 2 3 4 Total 27 12 16 66 OTTAWA (62) FG FS PF Pts, Tamowski 2 0 3 4 2 4 3 8 0 1 4 0 2 6 0 0 0 8 2 18 1 2 3 2 3 14 1 1 5 16 62 -~ Total dropped a * YMHA Blues Move Along Playoff Trial Snowdon YMHA gained the finals of the Eastern Canada senior men\u2019s basketball series Saturday night by defeating Ottawa Shaffers 74-72 in the second game of a best-of-three contest here, Snowdon Blues won the first game 93-71 at Ottawa the previous Saturday.Herb Jacobson picked up the winning tally for the Blues in the final seconds of the game \u2014 his 25th point.Teammate Ed Lucht netted 22 points.The Snowdon cagers overcame an early four-point deficit to take a 41-38 lead over the Shaffers at half-time, holding their narrow margin until the closing-minute deadlock.\u2018Ottawa\u2019s high scorer was Pettinger, with 22 points, while Laschuk and Halpenny each picked up 10 points.Other Snowdon scorers were Golfan, with nine, and Knobo- vitch with six.Snowdon now is scheduled to meet Sault Ste.Marie for the eastern championship in a ten- {ative best-of-three series to begin here Saturday.SNOWDON a?FS.PO.Pts, Beloff, f.Fg.1 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 4 E.9 1 0 25 Knoboviteh, g.2 2 3 6 Luecht, c.7 8 2 2 Golfan, f.1 7 3 9 Sherman, f.0 0 0 0 Sokoloff, Eo 1 1 3 3 TAWA (72) FG.FS.PO.Pts.Cameron, f 1 0 1 2 Simpson, e.2 1 3 5 Justinick, f.2 4 3 8 Pettinger, E.0 4 4 22 Exeter.f.0 2 6 Laschuk, foie.pd 4 19 alpenney, E .Guest, c.Cee 0 3 0 Bunhanan.c.1 5 7 Pinhey, g.0 0 2 \u201c| Sportman s Show Opens Friday For Seven Days The 13th annual Montreal Sportsman\u2019s Show will be held in the Show Mart from March 29 to April 7.The show will have the largest display of outdoor sporting equipment ever to appear under one roof in the province.There will be extensive exhibits of live wild animals and TROPHIES At WHOLESALE PRICES ! Save 50% The Largest Distributors of MADE IN CANADA ÿ Prize Cups and Trophies Complete QU coverage of Ni all sports and general contest * awards.WRITE OR PHONE FOR FREE TROPHY CATALOGUE Daoust {fils Le Jewellers Trophies 3 STORES > SERVE You 1397 St.Catherine W.BE.8684 Corner Bishop 3771 Ontario E.LA.3-2642 Corner Valois 3699 St.Catherine E.LA.3-3149 Corner Nicolet Established 1912 * game dish.The attending public will see costumed Indians performing their age-old rites; piano playing chimpanzees, tight-rope walking bears; fancy diving and swimming.A hugh plastic fish pond will give anxious anglers an opportunity to try their skill prior to the opening of the trout season.In fact, the program suggests that anyone who attends the Montreal Sportsman's Show will have a whale of a good time for the few cents they pay for admission.But the interesting fact about the show is that the profits from the sale of exhibit space and admissions are used towards the conservation of the province's fish and game resources.The two co-sponsoring bodies \u2014The Quebec Federation of Fish and Game Associations and Montreal Anglers and Hunters Inc.\u2014 depend largely on the proceeds from the Montreal Sportsman's Show to pay for their continuous conservation programs.It requires considerable money to fight against lake and stream pollution; to poison public lakes and restock them with game fish; to establish and maintain game sanctuaries; to make game surveys; to prepare and distribute educational material on conservation to its own members, school children, and the general public.TRE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, CELEBRATING their first senior \u2018B\u2019 hockey crown in 22 years are these players and coach of Westmount High School who beat Town of Mt.Royal.Left to right: Ed Flegg, high scoring forward; Bruce Hutchison, coach Ernie Hutchison and team goalie Tom Smith.McGill COTC, Fusiliers Win Military Fastball League playoffs got under way last Friday night and McGill COTC and Fusiliers Mont-Royal came up with typical play-off action, providing fans with one of the best games of the year.McGill, defending champions, emerged winners 3-0 in the tightly fought battle.Pitcher Dave Copp packagead his own victory with a game winning double in the seventh inning to break a scoreless deadlock.In another playoff Maison- neuve defeated 17th Hussars 17- 11.Copp and Fusilier Gaston Proulx waged a pitching duel right down to the wire.Both hurlers scattered six hits each.Copp struck out nine while Proulx fanned 14.It was Copp's booming double with two on in the seventh that tipped the scales in his favor.The win gave McGill a 1-0 lead in the best-of-three semi-final.In the other semi final Maison- neuve unleashed a 16-hit attack and had to call out reserve pitching help before subduing the Hussars, Claude Bastien, Guy Riendeau and Hank Leith all took turns on the hills for the winners.Hussars picked up 12 hits and Harry Harrison was charged with the defeat.Second games in the series are scheduled for Friday with Fusiliers playing at McGill and Mai- sonneuve at Hussars, MAAA Wins Swim Meet Af YMHA A team from the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association took first place in the Metropolitan men\u2019s junior swimming championship held at Davis YMHA Saturday.The M.A.A.A.team scored 32 points.Alex Crosthwait was the leading light for the winners, winning the 15 yard free style and the 100 yard free style.Palestre Nationale placed second with 15 points.Jacques Corbeil was top man with a win in the 400 yard free style.The host club finished third with 13 points with Lorne Jacobs getting a goodly share of the digits with his 100 yard backstroke and 100 yard butterfly victories.The Snowdon YMHA team was one point behind.Steve Rabinovitch won the 200 yard breast stroke for the club.The Dr.A.Lapin Trophy was awarded the winning M.A.A.A.+ Les PAGE SEVENTEEN 1957 Westmount Wins Senior '\u2018B'Hockey Championship Westmount High School captured the senior \u2018B\u2019 hockey championship their first in 22 years when they beat out Town of Mt.Royal 8-2 in the two game, total goals series.The teams battled to a 2-2 draw in the second game but Westies won the first 6-2, giving them a commanding four goal lead for the second contest.There never was or will there ever be a happier Westmount team when the final whistle was blown.\u2014Harrison Photo Coach Ernie Hutchison was perhaps the happiest of the bunch.His son is a member of the team.The Westmount-Mt.Royal contest was a rough one as the boys traded hard checks without hesitation.All told 11 penalties were called, including two majors for fighting.Six of the penalties were against Mount Royal.Flegg fired both goals for Westmount, while Gilfillan and Griffic scored for Vic Doleman\u2019s Townies. SI 9 a se EE us pe PAGE EIGHTEEN Hails Rambler Meiropolitan Ambassador Get a Lift Our of Going \u2014 Go Rambler 1822 - 34 St.Catherine W.Fl.4616 1 PROFERTY FOR SALE Cote St.Luc SEMI DETACHED BUNGALOW, BRICK AND STONE, ON SMART AVENUE, JUST WEST OF WESTMINSTER.7 ROOMS, INCLUDING 3 BEDROOMS AND FINISHED PLAYROOM IN BASEMENT.LARGE BRIGHT PLANNED KITCHEN WITH ARBORITE COUNTER TOPS, RUBBER TILE FLOOR.BUILT IN 1954, HOUSE 1S 37!2 FEET X 33 FEET WITH FULL 81% FT.BASEMENT.AUTOMATIC OIL HEATING.LANDSCAPED WITH LAWN AREA 26 FT.X 50 FT.IN BACK, 18 FT.LAWN IN FRONT.PAVED DRIVEWAY.CLOSE TO PROTESTANT AND CATHOLIC SCHOOLS, M.T.C.BUS SERVICE ONE BLOCK AWAY, 5 MINUTES FROM MONTREAL WEST STATION AND SHOPPING CENTRE.SUBURBAN LIVING CLOSE TO CITY.PRICE $16,800.00 INCLUDING STOVE AND REFRIGERATOR.MORTGAGE, $9,000.00 AT 5%%, PAYABLE LONDON LIFE, $64.30 MONTHLY FOR 18 YEARS, MUNICIPAL TAXES $151.15 ANNUALLY.CASH $6,000.00.WILL ACCEPT $1800.00 AS BATANCE OF SALE.PHONE EL.6257.L-40 Hice Coffage For sale, B rooms, corner of Royal and N.D.G.Avenue.MU.1-5695.L-77 12 APARTMENTS TO LET SUNNY newly decorated 3-room semi- basement furnished apartment in good residential west end district.Suitable for business people.Gas, electricity paid.HU.1-5505.L-88 WESTMOUNT, 435 Grosvenor Ave.7i5.room apt.heated, taxes paid, hot water.Apply the new janitor, WE.0971, or call RE.8-5227, 12-2 p.m.or 6-8 p.m, L-4 13 APARTMENTS WANTED WESTMOUNT or N.D.G.4-515 rooms, 2 adults.Occupancy May 1st or earlier.RI.7-6044 after 5 or HU.8- 5300 from 2-3.L-73 13-a LIVING ACCOMMODATIONS WANTED PROFESSIONAL engineer, wife and family urgently required temporary, completely furnished, self-contained | LADY, middle-aged, accommodation with two bedrooms.Please call after 6, EL.9528.L-15 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1957 \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 HUnter 1-2771x The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising 10 Words 45¢ 3¢ for each additional word Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 10.30 a.m.Thursday for current issue 19 SHARE LIVING QUARTERS N.D.G.Young business person, seldom home, seeking 2 refined business, professional girls or couple.If you have been dreaming of a fully furnished modern apartment and thought you could not afford it, call mornings, HU.1-1788.L-81 20 ROOMS TO LET AVAILABLE, April 1st, single furnished, ir\u2019 high class apartment.4131 Sherbrooke West.WE.2530.L-85 AVAILABLE April 1st, single, furnished, in high class apartment.Sherbrooke, corner Greene.WE.3270.; 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sofa, rug 9° x 12\u2019; drapes; Singer treadle machine.FI, 3774.L-83 BEDROOM set, walnut, Period style, double bed, 2 dressers, one dressing table, one night table, spring and mattress.Cost $1100.00.Will sacrifice.CR.1-5376.L-79 FURNITURE, 3!2 rooms: washer, 215 years old; carpet, 2 years; bedroom suite, etc.Seen between 7 and 9 in the evening.Furniture removal after April 15th.HU.9-2564.L-76 TWO sets scatter bedroom rugs and drapes; rotisserie.RE.7-9931.L-75 ONE Ediphone; one Dictaphone; one electric Getstetner.Information call FI.8158, L-17 MUST be sold immediately: household of furniture, walnut bedroom set, turquoise chesterfield davenport set; chrome kitchen set.Reasonable offer considered.HU, 8-4822, L-18 CHESTERFIELD davenport, rich material 2nd style.Give away at $60.00.4832.L-21 3771.L-5 THURS., FRI, SAT.Must dispose of many articles for private estates to make room for new European shipment.OF SPECIAL INTEREST Pair inlaid commodes, marble top; small inlaid cabinet; pair burled walnut lamp tables; Chippendale cane back and seat settee; Sheraton settee; large smoked mirror topped painted flowers; lamp table; paintings; lamps; wall plates; 12 K.P.M.white and gold dinner plates, $35.00 dozen; 12 pink border old English dessert plates, $50.00 dozen; pair pink Bristol enamel overlay bedroom lamps, $45.00 pair; ninety-piece Aynsley dinner set \"Hatfield\", $225.00 set; four old \u2018\u20183 part\u201d section dishes, $25.00 each; pair velvet framed porcelains, $35.00 pair; 25\u201d Royal Bonn fish platter, 12 plates, $75.00 set; bronze 6 light chandelier, $75.00.Drop in for a delightful surprise and shopping pleasure.Rosalie Heller Antique Shop 5257 QUEEN MARY ROAD HUNTER 9-6481 L-58 COMPLETE household very exclusive furniture: bedroom set; living room, French antique, curio cabinet, commodes, chairs, loveseat, lamp tables; mirrors, crystal fixtures; kitchen set; playroom furniture and bar.Can be seen by appointment.Call between 9 to 11 am.or 5 to 9 p.m.RE.8- OVAL mahogany Duncan Phyfe dining table, 6 Regency chairs (one arm).No reasonable offer refused.HU.9-2111, before.4:30.R-50 COMBINATION radio and gramophone set.Good condition.Also lamp.RE.17-7008.L-16 Girl's Bicycle C.C.M, full size, in very good condition, $20.00.EL.1701.1-46 Bicycles \u2014 Rader Sime Ser Sgt, man 1-740, 637 Lansdowne.R-29 Antiques Sofa, early Victorian, perfect condi- tion.Call after 5, EL.7766.L-78 Beatty ironer, catalogue drapes, small rugs.After 4, GL.81217.L-80 Bed, Double Continental, excellent condition; gas stove, white enamel, 4 burners.EL.5127.L-74 WARDROBE TRUNK Hartmann, also drapes.EL.9080.HESPELER bedroom set, compiete with double dresser, genuine mahogany, only 2 years service, bargain.Also drapes, lamp tables, ete, 5563 Randall Avenue, Cote St.Luc.HOUSEHOLD, complete furniture and car at reasonable prices.ME.1.5669.L-26 SET of 8 Victorian dining room chairs; picture frames suitable for mirrors.FI.3774.L-84 CAR credit note for Ford or Monarch, $875.00 for $675.00.HU.8.7656.L-27 MAPLE bedroom set, 2 beds, springs and mattresses; chest of drawers, bureau, mirror, night table, $130.00; ping-pong table, $15.00.HU.8-7656.31 WANTED TO PURCHASE Scrap Wanted All kinds of metals, furnaces, automobile batteries, rags, hot water tanks, automobiles, trucks, etc.Cash COFFEE table, two end tables; one occasional chair, walnut, Good con-| payment.Call David, HU.1-1930.dition.GL.3072.1-89 L-70 HIT parade of early 20's\u2019 sheet music collection.FI.3774.L-82 (Continued on Next Page) HALL runner, grey, 27\u201d wide, beautiful design.HU.8-4822 L-22 BABY'S bedroom set, \u201cHarris, light wood, comprising crib, night table, bureau and chair, Very reasonabie.EL.2457.L-24 ONE davenport couch for sale, opens into one double or twin beds.RE.1-0729.L-39 MAHOGANY dining set; single maple bed; kitchen set, table and 6 chairs.RE.7-6184.L-41 WOODEN venetian blinds, all sizes, good condition; hot water tank; baby bathinette.At your own price.HU.9-2342, L-42 REPAIRING, remodelling.Fur coats made into jackets, New spring mode's, Fur storage.Henry Baum Furs, 1383 Greene Ave.WE.3270.L-11 HOUSEHOLD SERVICE BISSELL sweepers repaired or exchanged, 48-hour service.Genuine parts.Free estimates, DU.1-5396.L-35 LANDSCAPING COMPLETE landscape service.Hedges, rock gardens, lawns built, conditioned; sodding, shrubs, patios, flugstone walks, etc.Special monthly rate for maintenance.Town references.Work guaranteed.Free estimates.New Method Landscaping.HU, 9.2273.L-37 Use Examiner Classified Ads for Quick Results 7 pieces, Leather seats.HE.natural.2.L-54 WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator and stove, in excellent condition.HU.9- R-55 GOLF club set, left handed, four matched woods, 9 irons.Golf bag and carrier.DE.1785, L-60 LEAVING Montreal South, must sell piano, Nordheimer; 3-speed Sea- breeze player, records; upright freezer, 15 cu.feet; books, etc.A-1 condition.Best offers.OR.4-4394.L-62 DINING room suite, kitchen set, frigidaire, drapes.DE.6190.L-64 BEDROOM set, kitchen set and car- pet; single bed.CR.1-3392.L-65 BROWN northern muskrat jacket, size 16.Excellent condition.DE, 3712.L-67 THOR washer and ironer, in perfect condition, Reasonable.HU.1-1349.INDIAN rug, 9' x 12\u2019, wine, $140.00; Wilton 4' x 6°, green and grey, $25.00, Evenings, Saturdays, Apt.3, 447 Pcince Albert, Westmount, L-69 CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 8.Pronoun 4.Before 4.River (naut.) (U.8.) 6.Move 6.Bitter vetch through 6.Form of water trapshoote 10.More loyal ing 11.Cattle (dial) 7.Wound 12.Lays up (collog.) 13.Finishes 8.Native 14.Hostel (Asia) 15.Shield 9.Hodge 18.Cowardly podges 20.George 12.Employ William 18.Indefinite Russell article 21.Man's 17.Part of nickname a cheer 22.Beard of rye 18.Female 23.Those in sheep office 24.Temple sanctuary areas 27.Turf 29.Man's name 30.Wall (Scot.) 32.United Nations (abbr.) 83.Word taken out 36.Stairway post 38.Not (prefix) 39.Terrible 40.Pressing machine 43.Cheese 44.Bikini, for instance 45.Knocks 46.American admiral DOWN 3.Made amends 2 Coin (Fr.)- 19.Smithe ys - block 23.Exist ANSWER 24.Cadmium ON PAGE 2 (sym.) 5.Before (poet.) NINE 26.Tit for 27.Separate 28.American 84 Article Indian (Sp.) 30.Wild and 35.Fireplace \u2014_\u2014 37.Envelop 31.English 40.Insane princess 41, Devoured 33.Supposes 42.At once 5 ps à iS 9 pas ame = [i 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE FUBNITURE, \u2018china, paintings, jew- | ellery, silver.Mullin\u2019s Antiques, 1317 Greene.FI.38M.L-10 ALL antique furniture, china, silver, paintings, ornaments, jewelry bought, Pull value paid.Representatives cal} everywhere.Lyons, HA.6089, Le7 BICYCLE for boy nine years, wanted, RI.7-1685.L-30 WANTED, blazer, size 4.EL, ue 82 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED WOMAN cleaner required for school in Cote St.Luc district, 5 hours daily Monday to Saturday.Apply \u2018in person to 3460 McTavish Street, except Sat.urday, oe HOUSEMAID, willing to care for young.boy.References required.503 Roslyn.L-19 83 DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT WANTED WALLS and ceilings washed, aleo floors done and painting.Man with experience.W.Campbell, RE.1-0640, L-91 DOMESTIC work wanted, 8:30 to 1:30.Five days.No walls.No triflers.§20.00 and carfare.Coloured.RE.8- 80.1-36 = HELP WANTED FEMALE Attention Housewives Early Spring increases in sales necessitates placing 3 women immed- lately.Real opportunity for those who qualify.Call Avon Products of Canada, PL.7885.A PART-TIME stenographer and general office work.Vicinity Sherbrooke and Victoria Avenue, Westmount.Box 219, 2185 Hampton Avenue.L-20 GOLDEN opportunity for ambitious women.Beauty Counselor, V.Creese.RI.4-4098.L-9 PASTRY shop in Westmount wants bilingual part-time help for Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays.Phone after 7 p.m.GL.1443.35 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE BOY wanted for printing industry.Robson Printers Lid., 2125 Hingston Avenue.RELIABLE woman would do er sitting evenings.- References.DE, 8634.L-92 HOUSEKEEPER requires position for bachelor or widower.HU.8-8844.L-34 36 HELP WANTED MALE 39 LOST LOST, small gold daisy pin Tuesday morning, Westmount.WI.6070.1-100 42 PERSONAL | MAKE, a date with deception and let Howard the Magician entertain the children.HU.1-5198.Complete Party Entertainment.L-73 45 MONEY TO LOAN MORTGAGE LOANS Attention! Mortgage loans quickly, Contractors, privates, Notary.1108.: 7 Mrs.Gordon McKay THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1957 Reports On Progress Of United Church Homes For Aged Ladies The 15th annual meeting of the United Church Homes for Elderly ladies took place on Thursday in Cheney Hall, Erskine-American Churchman of the Board presided.Mrs.Gordon McKay, Chair- Mrs.W.T.Shields, accompanied by Mrs.Noel Hardy was guest soloist and the tea hostesses were Mrs.C.R.Plaskett and Mrs.K.G.Mac- fat |Millan assisted by members rs.McKay in addressing the meeting said \u2018elderly women who make the tremendous adjustment to life in a home deserve more than the primary needs of the aged, good food, shelter, gracious and peaceful ving.\u2018 In an appeal to the Homes board to \u201ccarry through, caring for them when they are sick, rather than sending them to hospitals or fiursing homes,\u201d Mrs.McKay noted the large number of removals, and criticized the attitude of \u201cfalse complacen :y.\u201d \u201cEvery other Home or Institution on this island has recognized the imperative need for this nursing care and is doing something about it.Let us explore ways and means of finishing work well started,\u201d she L-83 said.McKay admired the refurnishing of a r om in the Pine Avenue Home, carried out in memory of the late Miss M.Wright, a delegate to the Homes\u2019 board, who died recently.Extensive Red Cross work by the residents of the two homes was cited.The Red Cross Group at the Pine Avenue Home made 927 diapers and 1,942 swabs.Ladies at Dun-edin Home knitted and sewed 160 pairs of goakers and 84 pairs of socks, and helped.the Cancer Group at the Town Hall.The total of 43 ladies, aged 68 to 90 years were looked after at Dun-edin, reported Superintendent Miss Gardiner.Vacancies were filled to bring the Pine Avenue Home total to is, aged Identical Twin Duo-Pianists BY FRANCES GOLTMAN Ernest and Miles Mauney.1dentical twin duo-pianists cave the final concert last evening of the Notre Dame de Grace Community Concerts Series in Loyola Auditorium.These two gentlemen are not only identical in looks but have identical exceptional talent at the two keyboards.Everyone left the hall in happy mood expressing delight over the wonderful concert.The twin pranists offered a program of extremely wide variety and immediately established that they are in the top notch class.The concert began with a Bach Chorale Prelude followed by an exquisite performance of the celebrated Scherzo from À - Midsummer Night's Dream by Mendelssohn arranged for two pianos by Isador Philipp.Their rendition was reminiscent of The First Piano Quartet, the lightness and precision was faultless.A poetic Notturno by Respighi- Guenther came next and Allegro Non Troppo from Sonata in F minor opus 34 by Brahms showed the German master\u2019s chordal eloquence with sparkling technical facility.For their second group the Mauney twins offered a Scriabin Fantasy that was both diabolical and soothing by contrast.Le Re- veur by Arensky did not appeal to us.The Perpetual Motion by Weber was a revelation to the audience since it was played in unison with such perfect precision the ensemble seemed like a single instrument with great sonority.Memories of Childhood by Pinto, five short numbers heard frequently were played in dazzling style and The Maiden And The Nightingale by Granadas was a well chosen contrast.Dukas\u2019 Sorcerer's Apprentice was given an exciting rendition, The last group included a Bolero Moderne by Morton Gould, a rhythmic gem.A Highlander number arranged by Ray Koos came next and the Flight of The Bumble Bee by Rimsky-Korsa- koff captivated the audience.It was one of the many highlights of the concert.of the Board.66 to 86, cared for, according to Superintendent Miss Philip.Both superintendents expressed gratitude for cars sent to take James\u2019 Church, and those from Dun-edin to Montreal West Church.Chriftmas was made enjoyable for the elderly ladies Church, which also pays taxes and insurance, moderate manth- ly board from the guests, and donations.Income for the Pine Avenue Home was $10,195.62, disbursements $10,071.Income by generous donations of gifts and foods from church groups, clubs, Red Cross and merchants.A new television set was bought for the Pine Avenue Home through donations.The larger is claimed to be a help to those whose sight is failing.Both Homes report enthusiastic television audiences each evening.The two Homes installed new fire systems in 1956, and fire drills held regularly.\u201cThe ladies are at the fire escapes in three minutes, which we think is won- Mr.Charles Norris, Building Consultant.\u201c derful for their age,\u201d said Miss Gardiner.SOURCE OF INCOME Income for the Homes comes + from three sources, Mrs.C.B.Parsons, treasurer, told the K 830 Richmond Square.Contagious diseases nave all but disappeared from recent local mortality tables and infant all-time low of 29 deaths per 1,000 live births, Dr.Benjamin said.The greatest hazards facing young children now are accidents in and around the home, almost all of which could have been foreseen and prevented.The only solution to the problem is an intensified accident prevention campaign aimed at parents and others who are responsible for children\u2019s safety.Of the three deaths among pre-school children known to Child Health clinics this year, two were accidental, Dr.Benjamin pointed out.Statistics for the year showed that 4,681 individuals were under care.Clinics, both medical and dental, numbered 689, at which total attendance was 14,- 815.Service was extended to social agencies in the community caring for children and families, and recreation agencies with vacation camp programs.Immunization against communicable disease was a major concern and almost all the children who had received initial\u2019 inoculations of Salk Vaccine were rounded up for \u2018the final shot.Mental Health Program Miss Marjorie Milligan, director of the Child Health Association, reported that a psychiatrist will be provided through the Mental Hygiene Institute \u2018three times a month to continue the mental health program first started in 1932.The psychiatrist will be available for consultation on special cases and for continuing staff education.Home visiting has been greatly accelerated within the year, Miss Milligan reported, Nurses MARCEL VINCENT, 351 Lans- downe Ave, Westmount, who has been appointed plant manager for the Bell Telephone Company's eastern ares, effect-_ fve March 15.A native of Montreal and graduate of the University of Montreal, Mr.Vineent has been with the Bell company since 1927 and has served in Ottawa and Quebec City as well \u2018as Montreal.During the Second World War he served with the Royal Canadian Navy, holding the rank of Heutenant-commander at war\u2019s end.Mr.Vincent, who was traffic manager for eastern area at the time of his new appointment, will continue to make his headquarters in Montreal.Dr.B.Benjamin Emphasizes Danger Of Accidents To Pre-school Children The pre-school child is in deadly danger because of preventable accidents which now account for more fatalities than any other cause, Dr.Ben Benjamin, associate medical director of the Child Health Association, said recently at the annual meeting of the Red Feather service.The meeting took place at the Chandler Health Centre, mortality has diminished to an\u2019 meeting: a monthly grant from the Board of Evangelism, and Social -Service of the United residents to church, those from the Pine Avenue Home to St.for Dun-edin was $22,245.90, and become acquainted with the total health picture of the entire family and are able to extend individual care to people who.do not respond to group treatment.The lack of adequate housing for low-income families has become increasingly apparent as nurses have gone on their rounds, she said.Although the general level of employment and income has been good, high rents and scarcity of decent dwellings has remained a major problem.Linked to this is the shrinking area of safe play space for children.This fact is closely allied to disbursements $20,619.66.Dona~ tions for 1858 totalled $5,829, of this.amount $5,000 came from an interested friend for building extension.OFFICERS FOR 1957 Delegates appointed by the Woman's Association of the United Churches: Calvary \u2014 Mrs.À.Robinson, Mrs.F.N.Stephen; Westmount Park-Emmanuel \u2014 Mrs.F.C.Brown, Miss Jean Webster; St.Andrew\u2019s, Westmount \u2014 Mrs.H.L.Gnaedinger, Mrs.A.Christmas; St.James United \u2014 Mrs.A.~Tousaw, Mrs.J.GC.Smiley; Dominion Douglas \u2014 Mrs.E.A.Everson, Miss Ruby Stroud, Mrs.H.Guthrie, Mrs.E.T.Armitage; Town of Mount Royal \u2014 Mrs R.O.Stewart, Mrs.L, S.Fogg; Montreal West \u2014 Mrs.A.Nickerson; Wesley United \u2014 Mrs.E.H.Woodley, Mrs: J.C.Lang; Rosedale \u2014 Mrs.H.A.Graham, Mrs, Loc- head; Queen Mary Road \u2014 Miss Amn Lang; St.Luke's \u2014 Mrs, H.G.Smith, Mrs.C.A.Price; Erskine American \u2014 Miss Alice Mowatt, Miss Agnes MacFarlane; Fairmount St.Giles \u2014 Mrs, F.H.Mingie; Ahuntsic \u2014\u2019 Mrs, P.Katien, Mrs.W.Boysey, Mrs.H.Parkinson; St.Andrew's, St.Laurent \u2014 Mrs.J.E.Ford, Mrs.R.J.McGuire; Norwood, St.Laurent \u2014 Mrs.A.W.Green, Mrs.A.O'Neill; Summerlee \u2014 Mrs.H.E.Younghusband, Mrs.A.W.Miller; Hudson \u2014 Mrs, A.F Martin EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Chairman \u2014 Mrs.Gordon Mce Kay; secretary \u2014 Miss Ruby Stroud; treasurer, Dun Edin \u2014 Mrs.C.B.Parsons; treasurer, Pine avenue \u2014 Mr.D.F.Pollock; house committee \u2014 Miss Jean Webster; nominating committee \u2014 Mrs.A.Christmas, Mrs.J.H.Norris, Mrs.E.A.Everson, Mrs.Frank Findlay, J Miss Ann Lang, Mrs, Alex Peden, the high accident rate among young children, Miss Milligan said.Dental Clinics .The Child Heath Association now operates six dental clinics PAGR NINETEEN a week and appointments must be made three months in advance, Miss Milligan reported.This is highly unsatisfactory for both the agency and the children needing dental attention, and more clinics are needed.Last year, advanced dental equipment was installed.making it possible to do more complicated work, for which there has been a great need.Officers elected were W.H.Tripp, president; Miss Hazel Ralston, George R.Disher, vice- presidents; J.C.Snowdon, hon.treasurer: Mrs.Allan F.Lynch, hon.secretary; J.H.H.Robertson, Q.C.hon.legal adviser.African Bushmen tribes use clicking and clucking sounds when they talk, CAMP MACAZA In The Laurentians A friendly family atmosphere for boys and girls 7-12 yrs.® Booklet upon request.Director: Ruby E.J.Smith, 501 Claremont Ave., Westmount 56th season.Fully with doctor on call.Unequalled FOR BOYS 6 - 16 YEARS Lac Archambeault, St.Donat, Que.ipped; e xperienced staff, Registered nurse, site; instruction-in land sports, shooting, canoeing, sailing, swimming and water skiing; canoe trips.Director C.Barrett Powter, B.A.Folder on request .N.B.Powter, 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