The Westmount examiner, 12 avril 1957, vendredi 12 avril 1957

[" I Westmount -§ Waits Turn |< At Robber \u201cWestmount police are in line \u2014 waiting their turn \u2014 for a chance at Nor- j , man McCaud, a 27-year- old Torontonian arrested - { in Montreal Wednesday VOL.XXVIII, No.15 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1957 TWENTY-FOUR PAGES i - morning and charged with .00 aa Selwyn House Students Lead Trinity Exams McCaud is wanted here C.G.Hyde and N.Ferro, both 4 for fraud.E The charge on.the of Selwyn House School, are un- nounced leaders of a field of 76 books locally against Mc- Caud is one of raising the figures on cheques which had been certified by a bank clerk as alright for cashing.Several hundreds candidates who wrote examina.of dollars is involved in tions for Trinity College School.the local situation Fhe The boys \u2014 who tied for first bank i ti .th place \u2014 were awarded the Wil- a In question 18 e liam Osler Entrance Memorial Royal at Sherbrooke and Scholarship and the H.J.H.Victoria avenue.- Petry Entrance Memorial Schol- The suspect is wanted in arship respectively., a .andidates included students Montreal on a charge in- from Canada, the United States, volving the theft of $7,000 South America, England, France worth of gold dust some and South Africa.months ago and police B.H.Saunderson, Selwyn also want to talk to him House won a Governor's En- b t : h 1d f a TCA trance Scholarship and A.G.about a noldup o Wakefield and J.K.Martin were Selwyn House pupils who receive ed honorable mention awards.office in the Mount Royal | Hotel in which $17,500 was taken.; TALK IT OVER: Mayor Sydney Bruneau, Tuesday's Rotary luncheon where Father .Picked up Wednesday Father J.C.Beaudin and Robert Meagher Beaudin was the guest.speaker.To Sneak On India morning with $2,400 in his discuss the crippled child problem before ; .\"' \u2014Bermingham Photo vv .- The India-Canada Association pockets MeCaud made a : will hold its next meeti Sat .: s meeting - bold bid for freedom, but v r e .e .e urday at 8 p.m.in the auditor- Tl es DEV büliey Enlericins Kotarians :.:.: oy sos officers, and required me- Building of McGill University, dical treatment after the 3450 University Street._ fracas died down.Canada needs a militia But we remember how ners were an their way > A Brief Glimpse of India\u201d will .\u2019 e e suject o Tr, er n- as long as there is the angry we in the artillery out.Don\u2019t fool yourself.field's address, illustrated with Richardson Contests danger of war, said Rota- got when it was said that, You still need the old- sildes of his recent six weeks\u2019 .0 rian B.D.(Bev) Bailey in.with the air force,-gun- fashioned foot soldier.|tour of India and the Far East.Neightouring Riding addressing this week's | , You don\u2019t win a war just > .meeting of Westmount FLOWER SHOW OPENING |[[ by dropping bombs.Re- MUNICIPAL ASS'N Lande SRO eae Rotary Club.À Royal Ca- WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON member that the air force MEETS ON MAY 7 Parliament for St.Laurent.St.| nadian Artillery captain Official opening of the cannot attack under all wétqual EE of the George riding, has announced during the Italian cam- spring flower show at the conditions.\u201d sociation will be hela in Vie.tha be wil se tne sent again poign of the Second World \"Se ui Weanasaey, | The guest speaker was foria Ha, May Ton 1 1 ar June 10th.cat *, y it is announced by city of- introduced by E.E.Mills nounced, following an execu- Ho was elected in a 1954 by- if there's another war, ficials.oo and thanked by R.G.M.tive session of the association election necessitated by the rc-| We Won't have a large A reception for invited Gammell.Chairman at the At the annual meeting the tirement of Brooke Claxton,| army and 90 per cent of ghests, Reel bo the pening session was club president mayor and aldermen jo] the then minister of national defense.the troops will be civi- in the Oak Room, Victoria William G.Moxley.Visit- city will be present to report tentions in a rally of supporters Vans Hall, at 5 p.m.ing Rotarians were wel- on their activities for the e speaker urged that | comed by J.J.MacBeath.y*2- held this week in Legion Hall, Mountain street.In a brief ad-| employers allow em- dress he said the Liberal Party| ployees who are in the mi- had given the country good gov- litia to attend camp in ernment and was entitled to be summer and \u201cput into returned to office.Conservative candidate in the practice all the things riding is Egan Chambers, who| they learn during the contested the St.Antoine-West-{ winter.Some companies \u2018mount seat several times.even make up the difference in pay.\u201d I - Straying from humor- Westmount Library ous aspects of his war ex- 1 periences, Mr.Bailey Closed Good Friday noted that people tend to The Westmount pub- carry a distorted picture lic library will be closed of the war.\u201cWe forget the all day Good Friday, long periods of waiting: \u201cApril 19th, and Easter and boredom and the Monday, April 22nd, but short periods of action.will be open on Satur- We forget the number of day, April 20th, from casualties suffered in 10 a.m.till 6 p.m.ways other than attack.Next Week's Weather By ERIC NEAL APRIL 13 TO 20 This week commences with mainly sunny days, soft winds, morning mists, blue skies, and cold nights, Clouding for occasional snow flurries or light showers.The break-up is now well advanced and many streams are clear of ice in the Montreal Region.Country roads closed to heavy traffic.Témperature range 25-60° I.AT TEMPLE EMANU-EL Religious School \u201cFour Questions\u201d, RABBI DR.J.STERN À sony and: cool With.qusty winds for the Easter.week- , À Seder lungheon-rehearsal Sunday, in,prepara- -officlating.Over 300 boys and girls attended nd, \u2018with some.Scattered showers or Tlurries.+ -tion for the Feast of Passover; Stephen Gil- .the: model Seder sponsored by the Home and RE J _ bert and Ann Lang asking the traditional School Association of Temple Emanu-EL ~.LS J \u2018vase two THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1957 \\ THIS WEEK AND NEXT AT.| Unity Boys\u2019 Club A PROJECT OF WESTMOUNT ROTARY CLUB Z A > 2 (LIT IV IUI LU By M au ri \u20ac e M ari asin e BOYS\u2019 CLUB WEEK \u2014 WELL ATTENDED A total of 1,758 members, parents and guests attended a series of special events at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club last week.The events were held in conjunction with National Boys\u2019 Club Week which was celebrated by Boys\u2019 Clubs throughout Canada and the United States.During the week, special programs were arranged so that the Club members could demonstrate to their parents and to the Community in general, why they have pride in their own (tt Lillies exclusive Club.The object of Boys\u2019 Club Week is to create a greater awareness of the importance of these clubs, and of the results that are being accomplished, through comprehensive planned programs of physical and vocational training and recreation under well-quali- fied leadership, in guiding youth along the path to maturity and good citizenship.These results are being achieved in every Boys\u2019 Club, no matter where it is located, because the keystone of their success is that there is no distinction made as to race, creed or position.Any boy or girl between the ages of six and sixteen years | can become a member, and no boy or girl is refused entry because he or she is unable to pay the token cost of a membership card.Boys\u2019 Clubs do not exist solely iB for the benefit of the underprivileged, although usually they are located in areas where there is a lack [Of recreational and cultural facilities for youth.All members are on equal footing, whether they come from tenements or from homes on the hill.They get the same opportunities and, more important, learn to + ¥ ENJOYING ELVIS\u2019 latest record are, from left to right, rear: the Lions Boys\u2019 Club of BILL GALL and DAVE BERMAN, front, DAVE BINMORE and RICK BALDWIN, Rick Baldwn and Dave Berman are merabers of the party of twelve students from Hingham, Massachusetts.(See story opposite page).Hal Freeman Heads | Publicity Company 3 TAM ps Know and respect each other's\u201d religious and national backgrounds.All have the same privilege of the advice and assistance of far-sighted trained workers to help solve their personal problems or overcome the feeling of frustration which is so often the basic cause of delinquency.The Unity Boys\u2019 Club of West- year, Montreal won the Unity Boys\u2019| Club Annual Invitation Table Tennis Tournament.The Unity Boys\u2019 Club retained last year's standing \u2014 that is: the runner- up spot.Five youth clubs entered the Tournament and the results are as follows: 1, Lions Boys' Club (38 points) 2.Unitey Boys\u2019 Club (34 points) 3.Negro Com- SWISS WATCH REPAIR EXPERT REASONABLE RATES W.FREDERICK Master Watchmaker 1370 GREENE AVE.(Near Sherbrooke) GL.1855 We have received a shipment of genuine SHETLAND TWEEDS in all shades and patterns.Also imported WORSTEDS of highest quality Ladies 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 mount is sponsored by the Rotary Club of Westmount and is affiliated with the Montreal Boys\u2019 Association, OTTAWA TRIP HIGHLIGHTS One of the principal highlights of Boys\u2019 Club Week was the Bus Trip to Ottawa last Saturday.Under the leadership of Ron Havard, Bob Neal and Lorne Barnewall, 35 boys went to the Capital City and the Ottawa Boys\u2019 Club for a renewal of friendships made the previous week at Unity and for a series of basketball games between the two Clubs.The Ottawa Boys\u2019 Club reclaimed the Goodwin Trophy which the Unity Boys\u2019 Club had won the previous year.This year, the Ottawa teams outclassed Unity in several departments particularly in the height of the participants of midget category \u2014 however, Ottawa won the series and keen aports- munity Centre 4.East End Boys\u2019 points) Boys\u2019 Club (6 points).Club at work was also on the agenda for Boys\u2019 Club Week.The Annual Meeting of the Montreal Boys\u2019 the Auditorium and entertainment was supplied by the Unity Talent Club; Dance was held and the music was supplied by the canes\u201d, continues Basketball team vieing for City honors.The team won the western section title and now meets Rosemount Boys\u2019 Club for the |; City Title.The series is a best |: (14 points) Club (10 5.Point St.Charles OTHER EVENTS A demonstration of the Boys\u2019 Association was held in a Community \u2018\u201cHurri- REGULAR ACTIVITIES Basketball competition still with Unity's Biddy Harold E.Freeman, 42, 4210 Kensington ave.has been appointed president of Public & Industrial Relations Limited, largest public relations counselling firm in Canada, with offices in Montreal and Toronto and.representatives from coast to coast.Born in Montreal, Mr.Freeman was educated in the Maritimes and took his degree at the University of Toronto.Joining Canadian Press in 1936, he served Margaret Ward Owning stamps is not the only requirement of the stamp collector.He must also have a place in which to hold his collection and a way of keeping It there.Therefore he uses a stamp album and a packet of hinges.Albums range an price from about fifty cents to fifteen dollars, Some have illustrated pages, which help in the arrangement of the stamps, while others with blank pages appeal to the more creative collectors.There are also albums for advanced collectors containing only on\u20ac country or group of countries.But the beginner will get along very well with a general album, which is usually also cheaper.The choice of first album is not too import- of three, the first game at Unity, |; ar cre peak mar SEIT Le a.midi.tsar x The Arts and Crafts classes MILORGANITE One of the very best fertilizers for your lawn 100 Ibs.$5.00 cash and carry \u2014 $5.50 delivered 80 Ibs.$4.60 cash and carry \u2014 $4.95 delivered 40 lbs.$2.95 cash and carry \u2014 $3.20 delivered E.DACGORD LTD.LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR NURSERY: 900 MONTEE DE LIESSE AT COTE VERTU Rl.4-3425 VHLLE ST.LAURENT RI.4-3823 MY LEASE EXPIRES ON THE THIRTIETH OF APRIL After fifty years of service to the people of Westmount, | am giving up my business.| wish to thank all my customers and friends for their loyalty and patronage to me during those years.The business and accounts will close on Saturday evening, April twentieth, 1957.Yours Respectfully DAVID ROBERTS ROBERTS PROVISIONS 1259 GREENE AVENUE av * >\u201d 4 continue to prepare for the Annual Hobby Show Exhibition which will be held early in May.Badminton, volleyball and general gym, is in vogue in the Gymnasium, however, the Junior Basketball House League will get underway next week.Baseball still holding the attention of some 25 youngsters who are trying for a berth on the Little League Baseball Team.There is considerable talk these days about Track and Field \u2014 a sure sign that Spring is nearly here.Perry Como Heads Easter Seal Show Perry Como, one of U.S.television\u2019s biggest stars, will headline the Easter Seal Show at Maple Leaf Gardens Sunday.Drew Crossman, C.B.C.producer who is handling the big show, goes to New York today to finalize details of Como\u2019s appearance, but the singer has definitely agreed to come to Toronto for the show.Incidentally, this is a benefit, meaning that Como as well as everyone else on the proper in various offices across Canada, and his wartime assignments included tours of duty with Royal Canadian Navy convoys and with the R.A.F.in the Middle East.He joined Public & Industrial Relations in 1945 as manager of its News Bureau and subsequently was elected a Director and Secretary-Treasurer, He is a member of the Canadian Public Relations Society, the Montreal Men\u2019s Press Club and the Mount Stephen Club.Married to the former Aileen King, they have two children.gram, will work without being paid.As for the rest of the show, it will include Foster Hewitt, Barry Wood, Bobby Gimby, Chico Valle, Allan and Blanche Lund, the Hit Parade singers and dancers, Jackie Ray, Gordie Tapp, King Canam, Tommy Hunter, Cy Mack and probably several others.This is the radio and T.V.portion of the show, running an hour, There will also be a 90 minute pre- show, which will not be broadcast, manship and friendliness pre- 1235 Greene Ave.vailed throughout the whole the second on Saturday at Rose- ant, as changes and improve- (Downstairs) series.* mount and if a third is required ments are made as one advan- Wi 6633 L.B.C.RETAIN TROPHY it will be played on a neutral |i ces.° : For the second consecutive floor, Of course those little transparent pieces of gummed paper, hinges, are invaluable for mounting stamps on the album pages.Always use hinves if the stamps are glued down or attached with cellophane tane they will be ruined and worth nothing.Hints on how to use hinges are usually included somewhere in the stamp album or on the back of the package in which they came.If you learn how to use hinges quickly and effectively you will have earned your first award of merit in this game of stamp collecting.If you'd like to join In the fun at the Westmount Junior Stamp Club don't forget that we meet at seven o'clock every Thursday evening in the Oak Room of Victoria Hall.Membership is free, and boys and girls from all over Montreal are welcome.We will be looking for you.LAST NOTE As President Abraham Lincoin Was leaving the White House for Ford's Theater, he stopped to write this on a card for George Ashmun: \u201cAllow Mr, Asmun and friend to come in at 9 a.m.tomorrow.\u201d It was the last thing Lincoln wrote.\u2019 TT ETT tnd ! The onager belongs to the donkey family.; 4 : SE OU ARE EE ERE Plans Sessions FINE FLOORING ® HARDWOOD ® RUBBER À Specializing in Refinishing Old - & COMPANY WESTMOUNT Free Estimates WE.© ASPHALY A.Ross Grafton 4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET ¢| 2323 VOL.Xxvin, No.15 Transport Minister Marler] Donates Perpetual Trophy By ELLEN CRAFTS The Westmount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Twenty-first Annual Hobby Show will be opened April 24th by Mayor Bruneau at the Westmount Young Men's Christian Association, Sherbrooke St.W.It will run until April 27th when prizes will be awarded for the best entries.As has been the custom in other years, the Hobby Show will be closed by Hon.George C.Marler, Transport Minister.The executive is composed of Pamila Ellis, president; Annabelle Thorne, secretary and Larry Grant, treasurer.Committee heads are: publicity, John Ancrum; advertising, Charlie Ancrum and prizes, Mary Dunbar.Entries will be rrom April 15th to 18th inclusive and again on April 20th.Judging will take place on Tuesday, April 23rd.As usual it is expected that the Pets will steal the show.The Hobby Show will come of age 1n more ways than one, on its 21st birthday.Whereas it had- its beginnings as a Hi-Y community project, now it is sponsored by a Hobby Show Committee composed of \u2018Y\u2019 Members who are active \u2018Y\u2019 leaders, college students, or re- On Seaway Points George S.Mooney, director, St.Lawrence Municipal Bureau; Guy Beaudet, manager, Port of Montreal; and Gordon Murphy, chief engineer, St.Lawrence Seaway authority, will take part in discussions on the Port of Montreal at luncheon meetings of the Montreal Board of Trade April 25 and May 2.The luncheons will be held at the Board Exchange Hall in the Board of Trade Building at 12:15 p.m.Dr.Pierre Camu, professor of geography, Laval University, will lead the discussions which are being held to give information on the existing Port of Montreal and its future possibilities.The future of the Lachine Canal will be discussed also, BEER ALE & PORTER FREE DELIVERY DE.3541 FAST SERVICE © Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Daily.@ Groceries and Imported Delicacies.NATIONA 00D NAL \u201cThe Home of Fine Foods\u201d 4865 Sherbrooke St.West {Near Victoria) presentatives of various West- mount schools interested in hobbies.- More features have been added to the Hobby Show especially in gymnastics.A particular highlight is the new trophy presented by Hon.George C.Marler, which promises to be the most \u2018covetted award of the show.It has not yet been assigned to any definite department.Instigator of the Westmount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show was Verne Estano, well known in Montreal for his work with the Montreal Boys\u2019 and Girls Hobby Show.Mr.Estano felt that there was a need for such a club in Westmount and suggested it as a community project to the Hi-Y Club.This was in 1987.Frank Common Jr.was the first president and Mr.Estano reports that Frank took his responsibilities very seriously.Thirty boys and girls served on that first committee and their efforts were effective in making the hobby show an annûal affair.2-FOLD PURPOSE Ernest I.Taylor who worked with the Hobby Show in the very beginning and who is now\u201d at the International Branch of the Y.M.C.A.declares that the Hobby Show had a two-fold purpose.First, to teach a sense of responsibility to boys and girls serving on the committee, and secondly to give an objective to others interested in hobbies.One of the.first patrons was G.R.Penrose, Principal of Roslyn School.He was always interested in hobbies but, as he explains, he was much more interested in developing the interests of boys and girls.Another one of the original patrons was J.B.Frosst.He too was interested in hobbies but he wag .even more interested in furthering a project that would give a sense of direction to the \"energies of young people and teach them responsibility.On {ts twenty-first birthday, those who saw the beginning of the Westmount Boys' and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show back in 1937, are proud to look back not only on the products of each show, but what is more important, the records of the boys and girls who have served on the committee in various capacities.Many won distinction in\u2019 the Armed Forces during the war years.Others have taken responsible positions in business or in the professions and are now playing an outstanding part \u2018n community and.even national affairs.4 ETI es gE Es Local Hobby Show \u2018Comes-Of- The WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL aminer \"55 YEARS \"8 WESTMOUNT\" WATCH REPAIRS OHMAN'S WE.4046 Reliable 5 Certified Watchmakers JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.12, 1957 - PAGE THRER 0 J e U.S.Scholars Here On Visit An exchange of students is taking place between Hingham, High School, Massachusetts and Westmount Senior High School.This week six girls and four boys accompanied by Mrs.C.W.Houghton and Miss R.Buterfield¥ drove from Hingham, 19 miles outside Boston, to Westmount.~ The Americans are staying with Westmount families whose sons and daughters will motor to Hingham for a five day visit next week.The Westmount Sen- | ior High School students will be accompanied by J.D.Lawley, vice-principal of the \u2018school, and Burton Schaffelburg, lecturer in Chemistry.They plan to reach Hingham Sunday evening accom- NORTH AMERICAN SONGS: students gather around for a sing song at Dave Binmore\u2019s home.Clibbou, Ann Malcolm, Carnelia Ackman, Alena Kotrey, Lorraine Easter.While in Montreal the American students are visiting points of historical interest, touring the city, visiting McGill.University and Mount Royal High School.The American students will be guests of honor at a dance this evening.Canadian students taking part in the exchange include Brooke Canadian and American Sadler, Jennifer Beck, David Binmore, John Rogers, John Cleghorn and William Gall.Some of the American students are Rick Baldwin, David Berman, Sybly Wright, Bob Fahey, Judy Eggleton, Gayle Eaton, Diane Stoddard, Abegail Allen, Barbara Fellow, Constance Cronin.panied by the Hingham students 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 and teachers in their cars.They Little Players At The Monkland The Little Players of the Air will be at the Monkland Theatre Saturday morning, when Moira Sheehy will present her talented group of juveniles in a full morning of entertainment, \u201cThe Easter Parade\u201d 1s a gay Ad) 370 Victoria Avenue J > ) J ) > ) ) NTU UITUNINITUNININININIT NI, Parking Space Available Taking the train at Westmount Station?Park your ar here while on your trip.Parking, washing, greasing, etc., at reasonable rates.ALSO DAY OR NIGHT YEARLY CONTRACTS.VICTORIA AVE.GARAGE OPERATED BY GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC.(Just below Sherbrooke) EL.0767 SL asusuenen lively musical revue with songs, dances, and novelty routines that will delight young and old.\u201cCalypso Capers\u201d is a timely colorful production, in which the older members of the group take part.As an added attraction the Little Players will be seen in \u2018Country Hoedown\u2019, a gay rollicking musical sketch.The Little Players of the Air are well known to local audiences and are heard each Sunday 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 Loose Leaf, Stenographers\u2019 and Bookkeepers\u2019 Supplies.Complete\u2019 Office Equipment.DE.8439 over station C.F.C.F.at 9.05, sé ATE Se TE PRE 0 A UES cren a qe de RSS nm ss : a i\u2014\u2014 etm em NV page rour THE EXAMINER anny.fl + i =\" +: = E = foe Serving the City of Westmount THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave., Montreal HUnter 1-2771* Hugh E.McCormick President QUEBEC ou SION Cr John W.Sancton Publisher Harry V.Stoddard, Director of Advertising Harry B.Houghton, Director of Production Kenneth Hatton, Director of Sales Lorne D.Machean, 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; $1.00 half year, Authorized as 2nd Class Mail, Post Office Dept, Ottawa.The Electoral Machinery Enumeration Vital to Establish Your Right to June Vote Writs for the coming federal election are expected in the next few days, possibly tomorrow, after which the machinery for the registering of the voters will immediately be set in motion.In spite of the efforts of the election officials who try to do everything possible to ensure that every qualified elector is registered, there inevitably will be many omitted from the lists.Sometimes these omissions are due to negligence on the part of the enumerators; more often, however, they are due to indifference on the part of the elector \u2014 indifference, that is, until he finds he is not on the list, then there is trouble for the harrassed election staff.: Many residents believe that because they are taxpayers, their names are automatically on the lists, as in a civic election.So they neglect to take the necessary steps to make sure.In a federal election, as in a provincial election, a new list is made for every election by enumerators on a house-to-house visit throughout the riding.These enumerators are required to call at each home twice: if they fail to find anyone home on the second visit, they will then get what information they can from neighbors, the janitor, or a directory.Taken under such circumstances, there are bound to be omissions.The lists so made are posted prominently throughout the district.They are later printed and a copy mailed to each household.Every citizen thus has the opportunity to determine if he is registered.If he finds he isn\u2019t, he can later go before a revising officer (several will be sitting in various places throughout this district) and have his name added.Dates both of the enumeration and the sittings for revision will be well publicized.If an elector is not enumerated, and if he fails to have his name put on the list by a revising officer, he doesn\u2019t vote.The returning officer for this constituency urges all citizens to co-operate with the enumerators in getting their names duly registered.If for any reason it is impossible for a responsible person to remain home at all times during the enumeration, a list of the names and occupations of qualified electors in the houschold should be left with a neighbor.Such a precaution may avoid a visit to the revising officer later.The Easter Seal Campaign Crippled Children Will Be Beneficiaries of Your Generosity The sale of Easter seals began here this week, with an objective for the Montreal area of $100,000 for the support and extensjon of the work of care, cure, and rehabilitation of crippled children.These annual campaigns now extend throughout the entire continent.The work which they have made possible has restored countless crippled children to normal life.The Rotary Club of Montreal is again 3 sponsoring the sale of seals in this area.Local proceeds will bé devoted to the School for Crippled Children, the Victor Doré School, the Province of Quebec Society for Crippled Children, crippled children\u2019s camps, and other like projects.Remember the handicapped youngsters.Do not neglect to send in your contribution.No more worthy cause could command your generosity.Why Easter Is Late Spring Equinox, the Passover And the Moon Play Parts Sunday is Palm Sunday, next week is Holy Week, and over the week-end April 19-22 the Christian world will observe Easter.Easter is late this year, within four days of the latest possible date on which it can fall according to the formula b which the date is reckoned.~ Why does the date vary?How is the date of Easter fixed?In early times, all countries did not keep Easter on the same day.The churches of Asia Minor observed it on the same day that the Jews kept their Passover.The churches of the West, remembering that Jesus rose on a Sunday, observed Easter on the Sunday following Passover day.The Council of Nicaea decreed that everywhere the great feast should be observed on the same day \u2014 the Sunday following the Passover.To prevent further disputes, four rules were laid down for the fixing of the date.It was decided that March 21 should be regarded as the spring equinox \u2014 the time in spring when day and night are equal \u2014 that the full moon on that date, or the next after that date, should be taken for the full moon of the Passover month, and that the Sunday following should be Easter Day.But if the full moon happened on a Sunday, then Easter should be the Sunday after.This plan has been observed ever since, and by it the date of Easter is fixed.It is curious that in arranging the date of Easter according to rule, the spring equinox is a calculated date and not the actual spring equinox; the moon referred to is not the actual moon shining in the sky, but a.mathematically caleulated moon; and full moon does not mean a complete circular moon, but a supposed full moon: according to certain averaging over a course of years.All this is due to the imperfections of the calendar, which never corresponds exactly with the real movement of the sun and moon.The earliest date on which Easter Sunday can fall is March 22, but that will not occur until the year 2285, and the latest possible date is April 25.The Tram Wires Go Sherbrooke Street Appearance Being Vastly Improved Sherbrooke street will be improved considerably in appearance when work now in progress in removing trolley wires is completed.If the authorities will now complete promptly the renovation by removing the poles, putting the wires strung between them underground, and erecting in their place a modern system of light standards, we'd have a trim, wide, attractive street that would be an asset to the entire West End.THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1937 | Letters to Asks Investigation On Lethal Weapons \u2018Sir: \u2014 The ease with which revolvers and other lethal weapons are obtained, calls for a full investigation by a Royal comrnis- \u2018sion \u2018whose terms of reference - would be wide enough to call fof persons and papers and visit establishments that manufacture or distribute these weapons.The thug, who holds up a bank or place of business, would hardly attempt to rob were it not for the fact, that he can threaten his victim with serious injury or death.Where citizens are law abiding and go about their usual business, no need exists for carrying a lethal weapon.Its possession and use is thus limited to the professional or prospective criminal, They are the enemies of society and should not be given the slightest consideration; earning an honest living is abhorent to them.They have no sense of rignt or wrong and as actual or potential lawbreakers necessitate the establishing of protective forces and a special judiciary, ail of which must be paid for by the productive citizenry, As municipalities grow in population and wealth the opportunities for theft and other crimes increase the consequent danger to the lives, limbs, and property of the employed taxpayer.Society is therefore justified, in taking every means to protect itself against social outlaws \u2014 particularly when there is no likelihood of their regeneration.Any sys- pathy shown the professional or congenital criminal is wasted, since it is not likely that having tasted the fruits of success in stealing considerable sums of money or property he will stoop to honest toil.The professional criminal thinks that all honest men are \u201csuckers.\u201d The most severe measures must be adopted, to prevent criminals and unbalanced persons securing weapons to enable them better to carry out their evil purpose or misguided intentions, Though our criminal code makes it mandatory to obtain a permit to carry a lethal weapon, in \u2018the majority of cases the possessors of these weapons get them through some source other than a legitimate one, Where the members of our protective forces have to go in fear of armed criminals, the risk is all the greater, since it is only when they are threatened that they resort to force, which is sometimes too late, and results in the death of the constable rather than the bandit.We must do everything\u201d we can to give the fullest co-operation to our fellow-citizens who assume the risk and responsibility in acting in the quality of guardians of the peace, - The members of our provincial constabulary, municipal and federal agencies are splendid men who appreciate the confidence reposed in them.One way to enable them more effectively to carry out their duties is to make it difficult or well nigh impossible for felons to buy or steal offensive weapons.The directing heads of our protective agencies are devoted to their duties and merit the appreciation of the public they serve.Bernard Rose.Red Cross Society Grateful To Paper Sir: Our campaign is over now except for the last returns which are slow to come in.But already we are pretty sure of reaching our objective of $750,- 000 for Montreal and metropolitan area.We owe a great deal of this success to the splendid publicity you gave us in your paper and we are most grateful to you the Editor and all members of your stats who were actively concerned with our fund drive.Thank you for your fine understanding and wonderful cooperation.Marguerite Wilson Director of Public Relations, Canadian Red Cross Society, Quebec Provincial Division.YWCA Is Grateful For Meeting Report Sir: This is a nice opportunity to thank you for the space you gave our annual meeting report.It helps the \u201cY\u201d work so much to have your interest, and we appreciate it very much indeed, Mrs.G.E.Trueman, Public Relations, Montreal YWCA.Speakers Meet The suspicion that summer is in the offing, was confirmed when the, West End Public Speaking Club recently concluded activities for the 1956-57 season with its 20th annual - banquet and the installation of a new slate of officers, headed by Colin Perry, who resides at 4600 Beaconsfield avenue, Others elected to the executive include Bob Wiseman, vice.president; Steve Merrett, treasurer; Jay Burke, secretary; Larry Spencer and George Mc.Auley, directors.Mr.Perry, in taking over the presidency from Herbert Hughes, praised his predecessor for the determined way in which he led the club through a difficult transitional period which included the necessity of finding new quarters for its weekly meetings.Newly elected Vice President Bob Wiseman, an authority on electronic computors, called upon his knowledge of higher mathematics as material for a witty Toast to the Ladies.A gracious response was made by Mrs.Jay Burke, wife of the new secretary, The trophy for the most progress made in public speaking during the season was presented to Jerry Lamarre, Bill Heron, another first-year member, gave a brief, humorous talk entitled \u201cMy First Effort.\u201d By the Way .T is becoming clear that symphony orchestras could be run far more cheaply than at present if they made use of the new instruments, such as the \u201cwashboards, curtain-rails and thimbles\u201d which, according to one paper, were played recently at a rather up-to-date concert.As the composer of a tone- poem for train whistles and goat-bells said, \u2018Music is only sound, and beauty is in the ear of the listener.\u201d Why go to the expense of a piano to accompany a singer when you can bang a horse-collar against a sheet of zinc?An Important Ruling Lamp-Wick Adjusters\u2019 Union has decided that if & lamp-wick is frayed at the edge it must not be touched by a wick-trimmer, as unfray- ing is not part of the trimming operation.The job must be carried out by a wick-shaper, who must take care to shape without trimming.If the wick is to be removed from the lamp the work must be postponed until the Wick-Removers' Union and the Wick-Replacers\u2019 Union have agreed between them to allow a wick-handler to share thé Wbérk with a wick- lifter.The\" handiér must not lift, nor must the lifter handle.: Beachcomber, EY irs.ON TT Bk 4 TENNIS ANYONE: Milton Copping, 288 Redfern avenue, x receives one of the first permits for the Westmount Tennis Court from Ruth Taylor, recreation department secretary.One American\u2019s Opinion By SHIRLEY AYER There's a lack of ski racks on car tops in the West End these days.There\u2019s no snow on Mount Royal.The ski season is over, But in one American's opinion, skiers looking for a downhill thrill may still find it on that extension of Decarie, the Laurentian boulevard.Winter or spring : snow, slush or just plain rain, Quebec motorists who feel the Laurentian highway under their mufflers get that urge to conquer the hills.Many of them are like the beginning skier who has been W on the™ slopes for years.Each run is the same \u2014 feet spread ¢ wide apart, back slightly arched, arms and poles flailing \u2014 as he gives himself a push at the top of the trail and finds himself unable to stop until the end, birch or barroom.A motorist of this type moves his car to the middle of the road, presses the accelerator, and doesn't leave the center line until he's \u2014 well, until he\u2019s caused a lot of trouble, West End skiers may forget the thrill of blue sky, bright sun, and sugar snow, but can they forget that hair-haising trip from \"Mt.Tremblant to Montreal on a Sunday evening ?Everybody Is Doing It Yes when The first slope of this cross it comes country trek may possibly be to pleasant.Patches of ice.fog, a blizzard or two are nothing to GAMES compare with the slalom through traffic that begins after that TOYS winter carnival town, There will be automobiles from WHEEL left hand side streets careening across the street into a driver's GOODS pathway as they come to a full christie stop.Cars parked on the JUVENILE right hand side of the highway will attempt jumps into traffic.FURNITURE On the dual highway from Or anything for Ste.Adele to St.Jerome many the kiddies intermediate drivers, undoubtedly Most people figuring the terrain too steep for first a straight run, traverse from try the side to side, They sometimes PLAY-PEN signal.Ah, yes, this is the country where a \u2018\u201cgung ho\u201d skier \u2014 You save fast, furious, and out of control time and \u2014 yells \u201ctrack\u201d to clear the way money.while his\u2019 motorist counterpart throws the red signal.THREE MODERN STORES TO SERVE YOU PLAY PEN TOY SHOPS ING.Van Horne Shopping Centre of drivers having to \u201cprune pick\u201d a path among slow autos who move at 35 mph in the left hand lane.At times even prune picking becomes impossible as two 35 mph boys ride side by side, as impassable as a muddy RE.8-7997 stretch of trail.| Dorval Gardens Shopping Centre Laurentian \u201cmotorists ean be ME.1.6822 as nonchalant about sreed limits as Laurentian skiers are about\u2019 5211 Det.rie Blvd.HU.9-389 their right to ski a racing course Some traversing {is the result | while the race is being run.Automobiles will move at 35 to 40 mph on the highway and at 35 to 40 mph in the 30 mile speed zones.As having a course in poor condition skied off hinders a racer, so having to pass, be passed and then pass again cars caring little for speed limits, inconveniences drivers.Many skiers like to follow a racer like Ernie McCulloch when they wish to wiz down tricky PAGE FIVE Thirteen legations and 64 em- are maintained in the United bassies of foreign governments States, Éasters=fil SPARKLING WHITE SHIRTS Arrow Arden, new short point fused collar.$4 95 = ter by Tot a 851 ee han $3.95 SPORTS COATS HARRIS TWEED $32.50 Spring shades in wools 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first class orchestra under the direction of Wilfrid Pelletier at L\u2019Hermitage.It was sponsored by the Canadian League of Composers, and has become an annual event.The Concerto Grosso for String Orchestra which opened the program is an important work by.Jean Papineau-Couture and special mention must be made of the difficult piano part played by Charles Reiner.This contemporary orchestral number is a durable work that will doubtless become a favourite if heard often enough.Each composer ascended the stage after his work had been presented and it was a pleasure to see and hear the reception accorded these talented men.It was indeed \u2018\u2018Composers\u2019 Night.\u201d Dr.Pelletier and the orches\u2019ra are to be congratulated No silver dollars have been struck in the United States since 1935.EL.Rich black soil and Top Soil $5.00 and $10.00 loads 1 Ib.No.1 Grass Sced FREE to every $10.00 load HEDSOR CONSTRUCTION INC.ASPHALT PAVING GENERAL CONTRACTORS BULLDOZING LEVELLING BUILDING COTTAGES GARAGE, etc.CONCRETE WALKS BRICK POINTING PATHWAYS DRIVEWAYS FREE ESTIMATES GUARANTEED WORK *X* 00000000 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1957 ASAHIFLEX 35 mm.single lens reflex.F/3.5 Takumar.1/25th to [/500th sec.F.X.syne.Separate view finder, etc.New $79.50 INCL.CASE (NEAR GREENE) WITH OPENING SPECIALS ILOCA \"RAPID B\u201d 35 mm.Coupled rangefinder.F/2.8 Cassar I sec.to 1/300th.sync.With self-timer, etc.New 369.50 | INCL.CASE WE DELIVER A New Photographic Supply Store In WESTMOUNT ACME PHOTO REGD Photography by Ted Harrison News, Action, Presentations, Publicity, etc.SUPER SAMOCA 35 mm.Coupled rangefinder.1/10th to 1/200th Full flash and strobe sync.Automatic film wind and shutter stop.$29.95 sec.New High Grade Photo Finishing and Enlarging 4178 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST WI.5709 for the Indians, Unity Boys\u2019 Simon look on.+ CORRECT CATCHING is discussed in one of the prep classes Club entry into the local Little League, Kenneth MacDonald gets the low down on some of the catchers duties from coach, Bob Robinson while, from left to right, Alex Cripton, John Forbes, Dalton Barnoff and Doug Musical by Frances Goltman issue.Those who complain usually are the ones who do not see that their ffspting do their assignments but to be sure we must not exonerate those teach- ers who do not do their duty \"COMING or GOING.THE BEST BUY AT MODERATE PRICES, IS STILL THE 57 CHEVROLET CHOICE OF 20 DIFFERENT MODELS wn /N THE MOST VARIED ARRAY OF COLOURS ALSO A LARGE CHOICE OF \u201857 CHEVROLET TRUCKS All models avoilable for immediate delivery © OPEN EVENINGS 3421 PARK AVE.ALSO AT CUR LOT: Sherbrooke 2222 RACHEL EAST i AUTOMOBILES LTEE BE.2841 | Sharps, Flats & Naturals x hk * x Kk kk * x x Kk x W WHY SUSIE CAN'T PLAY LAST YEAR Rudolf Flesch wrote a book \u201cWHY JOHNNY CAN'T READ\u201d which caused wide controversy everywhere.It is still a discussion subject in educational circles and Mr.Flesch did a great service to bring the attention of the public and parents to such an important in the classroom.Since group teaching is not the same as instructing singly, some children do not grasp knowledge as quickly as others, these need extra help on the part of the ¢parents in contradiction to extra coaching lessons.True, there are those who must have coacn- ing lessons to get promoted ag these children are not up to their work because they are not as bright as the rest of the class.The help on the part of the parents is that they see to it that the children do their assignments.I was sorry to have missed Charles Rittenhouse speak at the last meeting of the Notre Dame de Grace Community Council but read the reports of the content of his address in the news.We think he has hit the nail on the head when he says that it is through \u201clack of practice\u201d that Johnny can't read.How right, how true! Television may be educational .it may be instructive .it may be entertaining but it is certainly the enemy of personal achievement if one spends most of his time watching.I heard Sam Levenson, educator turned comic, quizmaster and commentator, being interviewed by Louis Sobol, columnist of the New York Journal American in an unforgettable radio broadcast last week, Mr.Levenson told of the many achievements of his Immediate family, he has reason to boast, because each one has amounted to something.It was beautiful to hear this man tell of his (Continued on Page 9) ==>; SSé0nDL3 = OS É SE ap 2 BaSah® Hg oP PBS \u201c00 TO RE Ene ma.- \u2014 -than usual\u201d.Rb Aa THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1957 PAGE SEVEN Selflessness Is Subject Of Address By Deputy Chief Scout Selflessness and selfishness epitomize two which since humanity was created have influenced \u2018men\u2019s minds, Jackson Dodds, CBE.Deputy Chief Scout for Canada, told a meeting of the Montreal District Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary held in Scout Headquarters Thursday evening.There was a time, said Mr.Dodds, and it still exists for many people, when \u201cevery man for himself\u201d was a basic principle of life; but fortunately, and also from the earliest times, there have been men who viewed life from a less materialistic angle.And so, almost automatically, society divides itself into two camps: those who find their greatest satisfaction in serving, and those who still believe in \u201cevery man for himself \u2014 there is no other\u201d.History, said Mr.Dodds, has shown us that every few centuries the world has produced outstanding examples of both types.In our own lifetime we have seen the growth of militant youth groups under Nazi, Fascist and Communist sponsorship; but I venture to predict that long after these organizations have become nothing more than historical nightmares, The Boy Scout Movement will continue to thrive and grow in influence and strength.Baden-Powell's greatest characteristic was his ability to remember his youth; the way he had thought, the things he had wanted to do, the activities which had appealed to him.Thus, when he grew to be a man in the truest sense, he never did forget the things which brought happiness and a sense of achieve- | ment to his youth, Thus Scouting has flourished and today appeals to more than seven million boys in 62 countries and 73 other colonies and protectorates.However, said Mr.Dodds, no Movement can exist on goodwill alone, and we have that in abundance.It must have in addition CPR Is Planning Easter Specials All set for \u2018an expected increase in rail travel during the year's first freeze-less holiday.Canadian Pacific Railway is putting five special trains on the Laurentian run over Easter.Says district passenger agent Frank Fortier, \u201cEaster is late this year.so we are expecting more travel In 1956, Good Friday fell on March 29 and it snowed in Montreal.Thursday before Easter a special train will leave Montreal at 5:11 p.m.and arrive at Ste.Agathe at 7:50 p.m.Another train will leave Montreal at 8:30 p.m.and reach Ste.Agathe at 11:00 p.m.On Good Friday, a special train will leave Montreal at 8:45 a.m.and arrive at Mt.Laurier at 1:15 p.m.A second special will leave Windsor Station at 1:15 a.m.and reach Ste.Agathe at 11:50.A special train leaving Ste.Agathe at 3:30 in the afternoon will arrive at Montreal at six o'clock.On the Montreal-Vaudreuil-Ri- gaud route, a regular Sunday suburban service will be maintained on Good Friday.On Monday, April 22, a gpe- cial train will leave Ottawa at 6:35 p.m.and arrive at Montreal at 9:25 p.m.Mr.Fortier said that further information about Easter changes can be obtained by phoning the CPR information office at UN.6-5581.All trains will carry extra cars for the handling of additional traffic, he added.Of the ten provinces, Newfoundland has the most miles of sea coast, and Quebec ranks second.Only Alberta and Saskatchewan do not border on salt water.Floods do not occur along the St.Lawrence Rivera large body of dedicated men.and women who will give of themselves selflessly to serve their country in this way of providing leadership to our youth, Mr.Dodds was introduced by Mr.R.J.Young, vice-president of the Auxiliary, and thanked by Mrs.J.J.Lewington.The president, Mrs.F.A.Hinchcliffe, was in the chair.Prior to Mr.Dodds\u2019 address the Scouts and Cubs of St.Augustine\u2019's Group put on a skit under the direction of Scoutmaster S.G.Wilson; and afterwards Edward Grant or the Caledonia Rover Crew gave an explanation of Rover Scouting and its place in the Scout Group and in the community.2% ideals* Music Forum Ends Saturday Impressed by their musical adventures, young members of the Mount Royal Children\u2019s Music Forum, hope that children in other areas will soon form musical associations.The final meeting of this group will be a talent show at Algonquin School Saturday.Winners of the show will receive a silver cup from the Forum.Falent will be judged in three age groups, from 8 to 10, 10 to 12, and 12 to 14.Everyone is invited to take part.During the past two years, inspired by Madame Pierre Mon- teux, children from eight to fourteen years old have enjoyed programs about composers and musical instruments.According to the \u2018twelve-year-old president, Sherry Oliver, the children plan their monthly programs and take part in them.Usually they invite a personality from the music world.The Forum hopes to soon have a program of Canadian music.Most of their programs deal with classical music.In a letter to this newspaper Miss Oliver recently wrote, \u201cWe \u2018have enjoyed our meetings and -we would like other groups formed in our city.\u201d BOTH IN THE SEAS The sea contains the smallest and the largest living organisms, from submicroscopic swimmers to the 300,000-pound great blue whale, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica.The average investment per job in new plant and equipment \u2014 that is, the average cost of creating one new job in manufacturing in Canada today \u2014 is more than ten thousand dollars.» - 515 LABELLE BLVD., or se a HITE - po We invite you to visit our GARDEN CENTRE and NURSERY where you will find everything in seeds, plants and the most complete assortment in Canada of garden \"CO WH-PERRON x SQ L'ABORD À PLOUFFE, P.Q., n TEL.MU.1-1615 FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE CUT FLOWERS SEE OUR DISPLAY OF MANY VARIETIES .Beautiful EASTER LILIES HYDRANGEAS - TULIPS - CINERARIAS - DAFFODILS - HYACINTHS AND OTHER POTTED PLANTS FLOWERS LIMITED 5127 SHERBROOKE W.ner a HU.1-0222 % Greenhouses at Rosemere % OL TI PE PE OR onan Gf rene eri en ea \u2014 rt tec A \u2019 vo Sel rr ye, Ay So Ae ow - ¥ aT 3 on and acres ras: ES Ries me rms en i De TE re Aube à PAGE FIGHT Organization Many Subjects On 16 m.m.By HAZEL CHANDLER Mrs.J.F.Forman, 625 Victoria Ave., and Mrs.J.L.McDougall, 222 Melville Ave., are joint conveners of the membership committee of the Greater Montreal Film Council.Instrumental in arranging film programmes for the Canadian Women\u2019s Army Corps during the war, Mrs.Forman subsequently became responsible for the film programme of the Montreal Council of Women.Under the auspices of this Council, training classes in the running of a projector have been held regularly since 1946, and Mrs.Forman still conducts a weekly class at the Y.W.C.A.Since 1947 the Montreal Council of Women have been present- Distributes year, thus the combined experience of these two chairmen fits them admirably for their present positions on the executive of the Greater Montreal Film Council.MASSEY-BACKED The Massey Commission recommended the formation of Film Councils in our larger Canadian cities.The Montreal Film Council serves primarily as a liaison between the makers of 16 mm.films, particularly the National Film Board, and the Montreal public.THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1857 me tre estmounters Active ing Wednesday evening shows It.also has access to the large at the Montreal Museum of Fine film libraries of the United Arts, and the projectionists Kingdom Information Service therefore have likewise been and the Montreal Film Library, trained by Mrs.Forman.Mrs.Sherbrooke Street East.The McDougall succeeded Mrs.For- regular monthly meetings are o , man as Chairman of Films last held on the fourth Wednesday of ¥ WESTMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL\u2019'S AMERICAN GUESTS are every month at the.National posed in front of the local school.Left to right, front row: au Miss Ruth Butterfield, teacher in charge; Diane Stoddard; Film Board Theatre, 1423 Atwa- .; ter Avenue.Barbara Fellow; Constance Cronin; Judy Eggleston; Gail Eaton; Abegail Allen; Mrs.Houghton.Back row: Bob Fahey; The services provided, to af- .: .filiated orwanizations and mem- David Berman; Sybly Wright; and Ric Baldwin.bers include a monthly preview showing of current films; an annual eight-week prodectionist training course; the lending of projectors for a nominal rental fee; the providing of film source information and advice on spe- cial-purpose films; and the maintaining of a pool of volunteer rrojectionists.Outstanding work has been done in arranging entertainment for handicapmed children in local hospitals and in the Julius Richardson Convalescent Home.MANY TOPICS In order to present a wide range of subject material at previews, whenever posible these are sponsored by different member groups.; At the last showing, W.J.C.Hewetson, Executive Secretary Send your donation fo P.0.BOX 6600 MONTREAL ROTARY EASTER SEALS 1957 ER ET 2 Has your heating equipment x SNE Sad ARAMA Ew armen of the Boy Scouts Association, - 2 oy Ls ith introduced \u201cNo Timé to Spare\u201d.had a physical lately?Make it rain wit weed demonstrating the use of the 9 Ho'eer-Nie'sen method of artificial respiration; Mrs.Hurd.of the Mental Hygiene Institute, commented on a film dealing with the emotional and phvsical development of children \u201cFrom Ten to Twelve\u201d; and a thrilling storv of the establishment of\u2019 the Mid-Canada Warning Line, \u201cSky Watch at 55°\u201d, was presented by Mr.Landry of the Bell Telephone Cermpany, Other Council affil- tates include the Association for the Heln of Retarded Children, the McGil Museum, McGill Uni- versitv Students\u2019 Council, the Canadian Jewish Congress, the Thomas More Institute, the Montreal Protestant School Board, the Royal Victoria Hospital, and the V.O.N.Affiliation is granted to acceptable organizations on payment of a small fee of $5.00; interested individuals may become associate members for $2.00.The Film Council is endeavouring to persuade the Montreal City Council to establish branch library facilities in the west end of Montreal.Such a public film library would be of inestimable convenience to West- mount organizations.This is therefore a most propitious time for more of our local groups to support the Greater Montreal Film Council.Both Mrs.For- man and Mrs.McDougall would be pleased to hear from anyone interested in encouraging the worthwhile community services of the Council, or the President, Gilbert H.Ferrabee, 4424 Earns- cliffe Ave, HU.8.5242, could elaborate.further upon the facilities available to members and > to the public.57 ma 4 PERMANENT UNDERGROUND > Sil JETER COMES COMPLETELY ASSEMBLED made of vinyl plastic and all brass fittings X Be re WING INCLUDED! Your home\u2019s heating system has had a long, hard winter.Reward its faithful service with a TOLOIL Spring Checkup.The Toloil crews are factory-trained in the repair and adjustment of all makes of oil-burning equipment.So a ET LAC LAAN = Annual Service Contract, including Simple to attach additional lengths to system 20 Point Cleanout only $20.00 «+.comes in 30 and 50 foot length sets *Pat, Pend, REE DISTRIBUTED BY EI E.DACCORD LTD.AE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR 4, NURSERY: 900 MONTEE DE LIESSE AT COTE VERTU ; | RI.4-3425 VILLE ST.LAURENT Ri.4-3823 TOLHURST OIL LIMITED 845 QUERBES AVENUE e MONTREAL ¢ CRescent 9-7271 dat, nani\u201d Wo CAES va - many parents would rather give © tler probably kills more people |.- Screen News Awards .Diploma To Dorval ÿ Guy Dorval, director of public elations- for the Quebec Electri- Cal\u201d \u201cLeague, has been\u201c awarded a diploma by the Associated Screen News after following a semi-pro- fessional course in every phase \u2018of motion picture and TV produc- \u2018tion.SO From an original group of \u2018some 100 candidates, approxi- \u2018nately 70 presented themselves |.; for the fihal examinations.Under the direction of William Hodapp of Harold F.Stanfield Limited, this course was probably the first \u2018Ofte of the kind ever undertaken \u2018in Canada.Besides working on all sections from theory into actual planning, writing, animation, shooting, lighting, set designing and construction, recording, acting, lab practice, etc.in the Associated Screen Studios, the groups were invited in New York for a week-end work-session with American equipment.Special features included also top- ranking lecturers from Canada and the United States, tours in local studios, students\u2019 co-oper-| ative projects in planning, producing their own pilot films and TV commercials, The director, William Ho- dapp, is well known after creating and producing over 120 live And filmed programs for the TV networks.He also directed for Theatre Network Television.In the radio-FV broadcasting field, his major awards include Three Freedom Foundation awards; a Peabody Award with N.B.C.and the University of Louisville; several Ohio State First awards; and Variety's Showmanship plaque.He was radio-TV winner of the 1953 Howard Blakeslee Medical Award.e .Musical Sharps .(Continued from Page 6) parents, saying\u2019.\u201cMy parents were immigrants, my parents worked hard and we also had to do our duty.My father be- \u2018A DELIGHT FOR THE CHILDREN, \u2014 Alex Kanner as Guy of Grisborne, Marcel DeGagne as the Sheriff of Nottingham, Gloria Shacket as Maid Mariah and George Carron as Robin Hood, in a scene from the exciting play \u201cRobin Hood,\u201d a Children\u2019s Theatre production which will be presented at Victoria Hall, April 20th, 27th and May 4th, three Saturday afternoons.THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, \u20181057 \u2014 VITAL TO CONQUEST No armed force ever has achieved success in Formosa without first occupying the Pes- cadores, 64 small islands lying west of Formosa, about 85 miles off the Chinese mainland.Ma\u201d kung is the chief port of the group.Average lifetime of motor ve- lieved in this, \u2018Better the child hicles has doubled since 1930 and should cry than the parent.\u201d That their average mileage has tripled.is the crux of the troubles today, in than spank, punish, scold or reason with their offspring.It is far easier to grve In than have a session of .what shall we call it, unpleasantness?Tom Auburn, Montreal\u2019s man of magic, has done a great service to parents several times lately by writing sage and necessary letters in the newspapers advising parents of various pitfalls.We need people like Rudolf Flesch, Charles Ritten- house, Sam Levenson and Tom Auburn who have interest in promoting scholastic channels in the right direction and advising parents tactfully.Now, WHY CAN'T SUSIE PLAY?For the very same reason that Johnny can\u2019t read! She does not practice enough.Her parents do not insist that it should be a routine matter just like going to school, she MUST go to the piano every day.This is not for the many parents who do their duty, God bless them.|- Any intelligent pupil can learn to play well providing she has a qualified teacher and does good practising.One continually hears, \u201cIf she likes it we'll let her continue\u201d or if my child has talent, I want her to take.\u201d Talent does not show itself immediately.As soon as you plant a seed and water it, is there a flower-in Lloom the next week?Think it over.NEXT.WEEK: EHASTER MUSIC.SAYING OF.THE WEEK: Next to knowing when to seize an opportunity, the most important thing in life is to know when to forego an advantage.\u2014 BENJAMIN DISRAELI, EARL OF BEACONSFIELD 1804-1881, The western diamondback rat- than any other snake in the.United States.~ mnie Although more research work throughout the world is being done on cancer than on any other medical problem, scientists still have not discovered the cause of the disease, SHIFTING SANDS Sleeping Bear Sand Dune, between Lake Michigan and Glen Lake in Leelanau County, Mich, is the largest shifting sand dune in the world The Captain is saving to equip a home workshop.- Both have a bank account- and a purpose for saving \" Don\u2019t Abandon Peis Is Advice Of SPCA Movers, save that cat or dog.Family pets are often left to starve or run the streets when master moves to a new house PAGE NING FOREIGN-BORN SIGNERS .Eight signers of the Declarae tion of Independence were not born in America.They were Gwinnett and Morris (born in England), Lewis (Wales), Smith, Thornton and Taylor (Ireland), and Wilson and Witherspoon (Scotland), in the springtime, In order to care for pets unwanted by their owners, \u2018the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will bring its ambulance free of charge to take stray animals to its headquarters, 5215 Namur street.A call to the Society at RE.1-1144 between 8 a.m.and 9 p.m.daily will bring aid to an unwanted pet.\u2019 A SPCA suggèëstion to families who don\u2019t wish to lose their pets when they move: When animals are moved from one house to another, it is wise to keep them || shut in for a few days.O\u2018her- wise they may become frightened in the strange surroundings and try to find their way back to their old familiar home.Many animals are lost this way.-You don\u2019t have to drive 50 in a 50-mile-an-hour zone, If conditions are dangerous, speed is dangerous,\u201d cautions the Cana- A Children's Theatre Play at VICTORIA HALL Saturday Afternoons Apr.20th, 27th, May 4th Reservations: Willis & Co., St.Catherine St.W.or DExter 6620 dian Highway Safety Conference.BROWN EARTH 3 tons ® SODS, CRASS SEEDS ® ASPHALT PAVING © BULLDOZING © LANDSCAPE ® CONCRETE WORK The First Officer is saving for his marriage.HAMPTON GARDEN SUPPLY SPECIALLY PREPARED TOP SOIL FOR FLOWER BEDS AND LAWNS ~ \"BLACK EARTH $5.& $10.Loads FILLING SOIL 6 tons $7.FREE ESTIMATES For Every Order Over $10 \u2014 1 Ib.Grass seed EL.1177 $10., 6 tons $15.They work as a team, yet each has his own reason for saving, his own dollar objective, \u2018 his own pace in achieving it.A bank account takes care of every type of saving need.You can start with any amount you wish, add to it at any time keep on as long as you like.you choose, \u201cLast year almost 500,000 new deposit accounts .were opened with the chartered banks, making a total of nearly 10,500,000.The owners of these accounts know that a bank account offers the simplest, safest, most convenient means of safeguarding and accumulating funds.Save at a bank \u2014 millions do! ro .v 1 .THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY Ll a AS mé 3 Ra j - wl : TIRES RE IRL Le \u2014 me Span Ne = at \u2014\u2014\u2014 .eee me so .d \u201cempires ee Len ea bre mél EE nd 1 ent ee AAD a, gh SAITO +o Sen 2 co doit ac WT PAGE TEN im one occasion they would have taken Him by force to make Him King, but He \u201cdeparted again into a mountain Himself alone.\u201d But the great occasion when circumstances pressed in upon Him to force His hand was in His triumphal entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday.Then it must have seemed to His disciples that the prize of Messiahship was in Palm Sunday - By The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D., Rector, Trinity Memorial Church His grasp.Few could have resisted the temptation to take the power that was rightfully His.He could have imposed that We are told that at the end of the Temptations the devil left Our Lord and departed from Him for a season.However, that was not His last dealing with the evil power on friend and foe alike spirits.Through His Ministry there were many occasions and made Jerusalem, apparently, when He cast them out of those who were possessed, and \u201cthe joy of the whole earth.\u201d The they recognized Him as the Messiah.When He had sent Kingship of God could have been the Twelve out on their first journey and had received made clear to all men.their report on their return He said: \u201cI beheld Satan ag Other good men would have lightning fallen from heaven.\u201d But in some strange way en dostanding of tbe but Jesus Satan still retained a degree of power, for when Our Lord power was deeper than that of was seized by His enemies in the 9 (ETS other men.His sole purpose was Garden of Gethsemane He said: to the ground.Him that knew to draw men to God\u2014not to re- \u201cThis is your hour and the power NO Sin God made to be sin for of darkness.\u201d He allowed His us.\u201d human foes to arrest Him and In between thnse two exper- His spiritual enemy to torment jences lay Our Lord's Ministry, Him, \u201cHis sweat was as it were with its many occasions when He great drops of blood falling down was tested by external events.Qn UNITED CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester Street at Greene Avenue, Westmount Minister: Rev.Charles R.Plaskett Sunday, April 14th \u201cTHEY THAT WAIT UPON THE LORD SHALL - RENEW THEIR STRENGTH\u201d HOLY COMMUNION WILL BE OBSERVED AT 11 A.M.AND 7.30 P.M.\u201cHANDEL'S MESSIAH\u201d to be presented in transformed from within, not forced to conform from without.And he knew that no display of wordly - power would permanently change + men.The transforming, drawing power had to be of another kind \u2014the kind that will work from within\u2014the power of love not of frrce.And the power of love will be exercised in man as a response can only be seen in self: sacrifice, That was surely what Our Lord meant when He said: x men unto Me.\u201d It was what St.John had in mind when he said: \u201cWe love Him, because He first loved us, and gave Himself for main as they are \u2014 but to bel \u201cI, if I be lifted up, will draw all | THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1957 Soloists In \u2018Messiah\u2019 MAUREEN WARK KEVIN DOHERTY Prominent Local Soloists In Good Friday Performance Several prominent local soloists will take the leads in Handel's Messiah, to be presented by the church choir of Westmount-Park Emmanuel Church on Good Friday.The choir will be augmented to 100 voices for the occasion, and among the soloists are: Agnes Scott, Maureen Wark, Kevin Doherty and J.C.Scott.O.R.Gliddon will perform at the organ on this occasion and the trumpeter will be Arnold McLauchlan.Maureen Wark is a promising George Frederick Handel was CALVARY UNITED CHURCH FRIDAY, APRIL 12th AT 8.15 P.MA HEARTY WELCOME TO EVERYONE ! Special Lenten Service, Wednesday, 8 p.m.at Wesley United Church, Royal and N.D.G.Organist and Choir Director: Mrs.Alice Brown, A.Mus.(McGill) His Topic: Life aud Lent Rev.Dr.Norman Victor Hope Princeton Theological Seminary Princeton, N.J.\"What is God Doing About This World's Sin\" us.\u201d | The temptation of Palm Sunday was to take the wrong road, the road of earthly, human power, and to by-pass the way of UNITED DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmeunt Blvd.& Lansdowne Ave.Ministers: Rev.A, Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.SERVICES Rev.Eric A.Mcliwain, B.A.| Wednesday, April 17 Palm Sunday 8.00 p.m.10:00 a.m.Intermediate & Senior 11:00 Naren Std : :00 a.m.rsery, ndergarten, Wesley United Church am Primary &.nee epartments.N.D.G.at Royal 11:00 am.Dr.Lloyd Smith: Sponsored by the Ten West End ay, fhe Triumphal i hurches 7:30 p.m.Rev.Éric Mellwain: United Chu The General Confession Speaker: 3.\u201cIn Newness of Life\u2019 8:45 p.m.Young People\u2019s Union Good Friday Service, April 19th 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion Dr.Lloyd Smith \u201cThe Sixth Word from the Cross.\u201d Organist and Choirmaster, Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.8:00 p.m.Life & Lent Services: Wesley Church Rev.Dr.Norman Victor Hope.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH .sacrifice.young N.D.G.singer who is now studying at the McGill Conserva- torium.She has appeared as a soloist with prominent Montreal choirs and recently was presented by Sarah Fischer in concerts.Agnes Scott needs no Antroduc- tion to local audiences, being remembered particularly for her brilliant rendition of \u2018The Messiah\u2019 and operatic roles.Kevin Doherty has achieved an enviable reputation as a popular tenor in oratorio and opera.Formerly with St.Patrick's choir he is now a soloist at St.Ignatius.The production is under the direction of J.Christie Scott, who is singing a bass role in the presentation himself.A baritone and choir director of note he has presented The Messiah in \u201cthis church for the past 15 years, A local teacher of voice he is also a music teacher at the High School of Montreal.put aside because in Jesus there was no \u201cself-seeking to respond to the outward circumstance.He came solely to do His Father's will, even though that will led The temptation was\u2019 born in Halle, lower Saxony on February 23 in the year 1685 (the same year as Johan Sebastian Bach).Following a sojourn in Italy where he studied,\u2019 Handel settled in London, England, where he became a naturalized British subject.He later won the favour of George I with whom, when he was Elector of Hanover, Handel had lost favour by having deserted him there to take up residence in England, the country of his adoption.While in England, Handel wrote many operas but turned his attention to Oratorios and among the vast number he composed; Esther, Samson, Saul, Israel in Egypt, Judas Macca- beas, Jepthah and others, \u2018The Messiah\u2019, is acclaimed as being the most popular; indeed, it has been called \u201cthe greatest of all Oratorios\u201d, and contains some of the most soul stirring choruses and arias ever written.\u201cThe Messiah\u201d was completed in twenty-four days in the year 1741 and first performed in Dublin by invitation of the Duke of Devonshire, Lord Lieutenant WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.Antoine Road {near Argyle Avenue! ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST Convenient to Hotels REV.NORMAN RAWSON, MINISTERS Rev.D, M.Grant, B.A,, D.D.Rev.R.W.Mumford, B.A, B.D.- Minister ' Rev.B.B.Brown D.D., Asst.Minister 11:00 aCOMMUNION SUNDAY Rev, Nettie I.J.Wilson B.A., B.D.\u201cBY THIS SIGN CONQUER\u201d 7:30 p.m.Mr, Mumfor Asst.Minister \u201cTHE BREAKING OF BARRIERS\u201d Arnold Bellis, Organist and Choirmaster PALM SUNDAY SERVICES 10:15 a.m.Bible Class 11:00 a.m.11:00 a.m.Church School Wednesday, 8:00 p.m., \u201cLife and Lent\u201d Service, Wesley Church.Speaker: Dr.N.V.Hope, N.J.Confirmation Service Communion and Moly Organist and Choir Director: Eric J.Adams, B.Mus, Westmount Park Short Communion Meditation by the minister 7:00 p.m.Organ Recital - \u201cEMMANUEL Western Ave at Lansdowne .Minister : 7:30 p.m.Guest Preacher: Rev.Callum Thompson, B.A., B.D.\u2018Student Assistant : Mr.Carlton Miller, B.A.Sunday, April 14th.HOLY COMMUNION 11:00 a.m.\u201cHIS VISION OF THE Grom - AND oO .\u201cHIS COMPASSION - AND OURS.\u201d DR.JOHN SUTHERLAND BONNELL, || oth AVE.PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, NEW YORK CITY.Church doors will not open before 6:30 p.m.We strongly advise you to come early 7:30 p.m.J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M, Choir Director.0.R.Gliddon, Organist, 11:00 a.m.Infant Nursery.Wednesday at 8 \u2014 Wesley Church \u201cLife & Lent\u2019 Service.Preacher: .Rev.Norman Victor Hope of Prince- on .of Ireland on April 13th 1742.The following year it was performed in London, on which occasion King George rose to his PRESBYTERIAN I feet in acknowledgement of a MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN greater Lord and King than he, during the singing of the Halle- CHURCH lujah Chorus.The audience fol- Melville Avenue lowed the King\u2019s lead and to this day whenever and wherever this great chorus is sung, audiences from Palm Sunday to Good Friday.Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A\\, B.D.Minister observe this ritual, .Handel's last public appear- Sunday, April 14th ance was at a presentation of 11:00 a.m.Morning Service his, \u2018The Messiah\u201d, in Covent MORNING SERVICE ONLY VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED ~ Mr.Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Cholfmaster Garden on April 6th of the year 1759.He died on April 14th of this same year.BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Minster EDGAR J.BAILEY, MA, B.Th.Ministte Emeritus J.\" A.JOHNSTON, B.A, D.D.® WESTMOUNT end VICTORIA AVES.= Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Dr.E.C, Hart, B.Sc.Student Asst.Organist GALT MacDERMOT, B.A, B.Mus.Sunday, April 14th Sunday, April 14 14th THE SACRAMENT OF THE LORD'S WILL BE QESERV AT BOTH SERVICES, ED 11:00 a.m.\u201cTHE DAY oF 11:00 am.Mr.Wilkie.TRIUMPH\" ., 1:15 a am.The Church School 7:30 p.m.\u201cDWELLING IN GOD'S 7:30 p Mr.Wilkie LOVE\" The Number 114 Bus stops at Bible School meets at 11:00 am , the corner, SLTORS WF DEEE DORIS KILLAM FRIDAYS A.R.T.C., L.Mus,, (McGill) 11 :00 a.m, re a 1° ce at Organist and* Choir Director, .First.Bo urch. \u2014 Archbishop \u2018Carrington \u2014 At Trinity Most Rev.Philip Car- rington, Archbishop of Quebec, will preach at the evening services Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 8 o\u2019clock, at Trinity Memorial Church, Sherbrooke St.W.and * Marlowe Ave.The Archbishop is so well known in Montreal and the Province of Quebec that it is often forgotten that after graduating from Selwyn College, \u201c_ Cambridge, and his ordi- _ nation in 1918 he spent \u201cfrom then until 1927 in ,New Zealand and Australia.In 1927 he was appointed Dean of Bishop\u2019s University, Lennoxville, and Professor of Divinity and on July 25, 1935 he was consecrated Bishop of Quebec and in 1944 was elected Metropolitan of Eastern Canada.He is the author of many important.Books .on the New Testament.~~ + * | Christian Science | * * How sickness as well as sin can be overcome through spiritual understanding of God, divine UR counsel and assistance in making funeral arrangements in advance of necessity are available in confidence, without obligation.BA Collins FA NUNNS as vita ns $610 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST Special Teaching Mission At Church Of The Advent A special teaching mission will be held during Holy Week at the Church of the Advent, corner of Western and Wood avenues in Westmount.The mission will be conducted by Canon J.Vv.- Young of Saint John, N.B.Ÿ Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector FATHER EDWARD J.REV.LAPOINTE, rector of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, was this week elevated to the status of Monsignor.Father Lapointe was born and educated in the West End.He attendad Catholic High School, Loyola and Saint Laurent Colleges and the Grand Seminary.He was the founder and first parish priest St.Thomas More Parish in Verdun before coming to the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord where he succeeded the late Msgr.Wilfrid Me- Donagh.Principle, Will be brought out at Christian Science services Sunday.Keynoting the Lesson-Sermon entitled \u201cAre Sin, Disease, and Death Real?\u201d is the Golden Tex: from Psalms (103:2-4): \u201cBless the Lord.O my soul, and forget not .all /his benefits: who for- giveth All thine iniquities; who healeth all thy diseases; who re- deemeth thy life from destruction.\u201d In addition to passages from the King James Version of the Bible, selections will be read from \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy including the following (408: 1-6): \u201cThe Bible contains the recipe for all healing.\u2018The leaves of the tree were for the healing of the nations.\u201d Sin and \u201csickness are both healed by the same Princple.The tree is typical of man\u2019s divine Principle, which is equal to every emergency, offering full salvation from sin, sickness, and death.\u201d Express your sympathy at a time when the proper words are difficult to find.4509 COTE DES NEIGES RD.AMPLE PARKING FACILITIES RE.8-1124 = j Ta Chapel of Cathedral Beauty j= LR TT TR YL LT ET TT of the Anglican church, says the \u201cprimary objective of the mission will be the deepening of the spiritual life of the parishioners.\u201d He has also issued an invitation to attend the mission services to \u201canyone wishing to understand the faith of Our Lord a little more clearly.\u201d Canon Young will commence his mission on Palm Sunday, April 14, by preaching at the Solemn Eucharist at 11 a.m.Following the Evensong service Sunday night he will be formally introduced to the parishoners at a reception in the parish hall.Throughout Holy Week there will be daily celebrations of the Holy Eucharist at 7 a.m.as well as at the usual times.From Monday to Maundy Thursday inclusive, Canon Young will preach each evening at 8 p.m.He will also conduct the \u201cThree Hours Vigil\" service on Food Friday beginning at 12 noon and will preach at the Solemn Eucharist on Easter Day.2 Choirs Unite For The Redeemer\u2019 On Good Friday The oratorio \u201cThe Redeemer\u201d by Martin Shaw will be sung by the choirs of the Church of St.Andrew and St.Paul and Stanley Presbyterian Church in the Church of St.Andrew and St.Paul, Sherbrooke Street and Redpath Street, on Good Friday at 815 p.m.Robert Wirht will be at the organ, Doris Killam at the.piane and Phillips Motley will conduct.Soloists will be Marecaret Mc- Killican and Margaret Hall, sopranos, Lillian Tucker, Dorothy Gillespie.and Marianne Bocalli, contraltos, Alan Canavan, John M.Stewart and John L.Keane, tenors, and Lloyd Bourdon and Thomas Tucker, baritones.x ¥ | St.Andrew's United | * ¥ The Congregation of Saint Andrew's United Church, West- mount, will participate in the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper at both services on Palm Sunday.The Minister, Dr.D.M.Grant, will conduct and preach at the Morning Worship.The Sermon is entitled, \u201cBy This Sign Conquer.\u201d In the evening the As- gistant Minister, Rev.Robert Mumford, will preach on the subject, \u201cThe Breaking of Barriers\u201d.This Service will be conducted by Dr.Grant.The final Service of the \u201cLife and Lent\u201d Series of Devotions, sponsored by ten United Churches, of Western Montreal will be held this Wednesday in Wesley United Church.These Services have been received with great profit and enthusiasm.The speaker this week will be Doctor Norman Victor Hope, Pro- UNITARIAN CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH UNITARIAN Sherbrooke St.at Simpson Sunday, April 14th 11 00 a.m.Morning Worship.Su ect: b \u201cTHE UNKNOWN - JESUS\u201d Rev: Angus Cameron, Minister, Donald MacKey, Organist and Director of Music, Church School and Kindergarten fn Unitarian House, na Simpson st.at 11.00 am, Cm m= THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1957 to PAGE ELEVEN Handel's Messiah By Calvary Choir Friday Night \u201cThe Messiah\u201d by Handel will be presented by the Calvary United Church Choir Friday at 8:15 p.m.The choir will be augmented by the Montreal Men\u2019s Choir.Valentine Smiley will direct and Alice Brown will be the organist.Soloists include: Margaret Preston, soprano; Joyce Greening, alto; Ronald Hadrill, tenor; and Bob Gander, bass.Members and friends are invited to attend.An offering will be taken.fessor of Church History at Princeton University.Saint \u2018Andrew'\u2019s will hold its annual Good Friday service commencing at 10.30 \u2018a.m.The music under the direction of Mr.Eric Adams and St.Andrew's Choir will consist of \u201cThe Seven Last Words\u201d to the arrangement by Dubois.There will also be a sermon appropriate to the meaning of the day by Dr.Grant.\u201d SYNAGOGUE SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wiltred Shuchat Hozzon Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fremm SHABBOS HAGODOL Sedra Acharey Mos Erev Shabbos, Friday, April 12th 6:15 p.m.Candle Lighting 8:25 p.m.Mincha-Kabbolas Shabbos SABBATH SERVICES: Shachris at 9:00 A.M.Torah: Leviticus, Ch.16, v.1 - 18, 30 Prophets: Malachi, Ch.3, vs.4 - 24, 8:25 p.m.Mincha 7:06 p.m.Maariv SERMON \u201cSome Passover Thoughts\" BAR MITZVAH Steven Henry Lerner, son of Mr.and Mrs, Gerald Lerner, will this Sabbath m be called tô the Reading of the Torah in celebration of his Bar Mitzvah.Heartiest congratulations and best wishes are extended to - the Bar Mitzvah and his family CONGREGATIONAL KIDDUSH Worshippers are cordilly invited to attend ihe Kiddush in the Auxiliary Room following the services this Sabbath morning, tendered by Mr.and Mrs.Lerner in honour of their son's Bac Mitzvah.TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4128 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi SABBATH SERVICE Friday evening, April 12th at 8.15 o'clock.Anpual ard Sabbath.Sisterhood on \u201cThe Jewish Woman of Today.\u201d Beg Shabbat (auspices Sisterhood follows the worship in the Temple Community House).Saturday morning, April 13th at 11.20 o'clock.Sermonette - \u201cThe Great Sabbath\u2019 SCHEDULE OF PASSOVER SERV Monday 1 91m, April 15th at 6.45 o'clock, Annual Congregational Seder at Ts o'clock.Tuesday evening, April Mth at 10.30 o'clock, Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Passover Story 1051.\u201d Sabbath of Passover, Friday eve- ping, April 19th at 8.15 o'clock, Dr, Ste will speak on \u201cResurrection.\u201d Passover Oneg Shabbat follows auspices Home and chool Association.Final day of\u201d Passover, Monday morning, April 22nd at 10.30 o'clock.Annual Yizkor or Spring Memorial Service will also take place, RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Annual Passover vacation - No classes war pe held on Saturday morning, il 20th and on Sunday morning, ret 2st.Classes resume in the High School Department on Saturday morning, April 27th at 9.45 o'clock and in the Junior School on Sunday morning, A April 28th at 10 o'clook, weakly classes re- a sar afternoon, April 24th at Vio o\u2018clock.INVITATION TO AFFILIATION THE GREATER TEMPLE EMANUEL is now being completed.The memberahip committee meets Sunday morning, pri 14th at breakfast at 10.15 o'clock for enlisting unaffiliated egation Emanu-EL The new facilities wil male it ble te the many who wish Temple Emanu-EL 11:00 a.m.:1:00 a.m.Golden Text: the Lord, all his benefits: who thine iniquities; who healeth all thy diseases; who from destruction.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 1 1 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, April 14th Sunday School t Church Service ' Subject of Lesson - Ser mon: \u201cAre Sin, Disease And Death Read?\" Psalms 103:2-4, Bless O my soul, and forget not forgiveth all redcemeth thy life WEDNESDAY ; 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting.t READING ROOM ! fn the Church Ecifice.Open to the public Tuesday.Thursday and Friday, 2 to : pm Wesnesdays, 6: , p.m.ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector | Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay, Palm Sunday April 14th 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist \\ 10:15 a.m Matting (said) 11:00 a.m.SOLEMN EUCHARIST Preacher, Canon J.V, ! Young, L.S.T.= 7:00 p.m.Solemn Evensong Reception to meet Canon < Young after Evensong.HOLY WEEK MISSION , Conductor, Canon J V.Young.8:00 p.m.Mission Service Monday through Thursday.7:00 am.Daily Eucharist as well es the usual hour.GCOD FRIDAY } T:00 am.Mattins & Litany.} 9:30 a.m.Ante-Commaunion & \u2019 ! 12:00 noon THREE HOURS VIGIL.Conductor, Canon J.V, Young.Weekdavs Holy Eucharist 7:00 am.Tuesday.Thursday and Saturday 8:00 a.m.Monday and Friday ) 9:30 a.m.Wednesday ' 11:00 am.oE «Sa «3 eo ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Cote St.Antoine Road v and Church Hill Westmount Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe, Rector Rev.E.P.A.Timmons Palm Sunday Holy Communion Sermon: The Rector Matins and Sunday Schools, Sermon: The 8:00 a.m.9:30 a.m.Rector.Evensong.Revd, E.P, HOLY WwiEK MOND Prayer perl Meditation TUESDAY Holy Communion Prayer and Meditation WEDNESDAY Holy Communion Holy Communion Prayer and Meditation THURSDAY Holy Communion Prayer and Meditation = ë © 3 Timmons.88 388 88 8 yp ues 9» y 58 383 33 8 TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerable R.R.Kenneth Naylor D.D., Rector M.A, Rev.Canon F.L.Whitley, Hon, Assistant Lt.Col, The Rev.James Barnett, Hon.Assistant Rev.T.A, Ramsey, B.D.Assistant C.V.Frayn, A.R.C.A.(London) Organist and Cholrmaster Palin Sunday (Services broadcast) 8:00 am.Holy Communion 9:45 a.m.Junior Department and Confirmation Class 11:00 a.m.Choral Communion.Preacher: The Rector.Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary Department, 3:30 p.m.Confirmation Service 7:30 p.m, Evensong.Preacher: Rev, T.A.Ramsey MONDAY IN HOLY WEEK 7:00 a.m.Holy Communion 8:00 p.m.Meditation.The Archbishop of Quebe c TUESDA 10:00 a.m.Hol commun 8:00 p.m.Meditation, hat Arche bish of Quebec, WEDNESDAY 7:00 am.Holy Communion 8:00 p.m.Meditation.The Arch.; bishop of Quebec, MAUNDY THURSDAY 10:00 a.m, Holy Communion 8:00 p.m.tation, The Arche .of Quebec, \u2019 44 gh x {1 verge APRIL 12, 1957 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, Miss Sarah Elizabeth \u201cBurgess Weds Mr.John Helier Gibaut .The marriage of Sarah Elizabeth, daughter of the late William Burgess, and of Mrs.Burgess, of Westmount, to Mr.John Helier Gibaut, son of Mr.and Mrs.H.H.Gibaut, of Quebec, took place recently in St.Andrew's United Church, the Rev.D.M.Grant, D.D., officiating.Mr.Eric Adams played the wedding music and spring flowers ar- rma GT, ads Are : © mend Re 3 ranged with greenery and candles in candelabra were used to decorate.The bride, who was given away by Mr.A.Lovell Phillips, will be in a gown of silk faille, with a fitted bodice, having a yoke of Belgian lace, and long sleeves, and a very full skirt.Her short veil of tulle illusion was held by a coronet of flowers, and she enjoy comfort, freedom.ad I GIRDLE \u201cThe criss- cross girdle that slims as it trims.\u201d In white power net and batiste jacquard for junior ] 00 to average figure type.5 From Waist 22-32, Other styles available up to size 40.MME A.GOURVAL CORSETIERE 4861 Sherbrooke W., Westmount Also 4235 St.Law'ence 4491 St.Lawrence 413 Ontario E.\u2014 6550 St.Hubert * carried a cascade bouquet of white sweetpeas.Miss Barbara Gibaut, sister of the bridegroom, as maid of honor, and Miss Francoise Garneau, as bridesmaid, wore bouffant frocks of gold silk faille, with bandeaux of white narcissi, and carried bouquets of the same flowers.Mr.Frederick Gibaut acted as best man for his brother, and the ushers were Mr.Cyril Quinn, Mr.John Ross, Mr.William Marsh, and Mr.James Mac- Diarmid.Mrs.Burgess, the bride's mother, was in a gown of navy blue silk.She wore a white hat and accessories.Mrs.Gibaut, mother of the bridegroom, wore a gown of Copenhagen blue silk, with a matching hat and a corsage bouquet of carnations.The reception was held at the residence of Mr.and Mrs.A.Lovell Phillips, 26 Aberdeen avenue, Westmount.Later, Mr.and Mrs.Gibaut left by motor for the Eastern United States, the bride travelling in a brown tweed suit, with brown accessories and a corsage bouquet of pink Sweetheart roses.Among the out-of-town guests were Mr.Lewis Phillips, of Philadélphia; ir.and Mrs.Roy Phillips, Mr.John Phillips, Mr.John Ross, Mr.James MacDiar- mid, of Toronto; Mrs.J.Gordon Ross, Miss Peggy Ross, Mr.and Mrs.Donald Ross, Mr.Robert Ross, Mr.and Mrs.T.H.Dunn, Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Johnston, Mr.Grant Johnston, Mr.and Mrs.Frances Agnes, Mr.and Mrs.F.M.Gibaut, Mr.and Mrs.George Thomson, Mrs.A.A.MacDiarmid, Dr.and Mrs.James Elliott, Miss Anne Elliott, Miss Shirley Elliott, Mr.and Mrs.W.R.G.Roy, Mr.and Mrs.Ronald Blair, Mr.and Mrs.Charles O'Neil, Mr.and Mrs.W.D.Mair, Miss Jessie MacKay, Mrs.Robert Wood, of Quebec; Maj.- Gen.C.R.Stein, of Victoria, B.C.; Mrs.Michael Townsend, of Brantford, Ont.; Mr.and Mrs.Tan Breakey, of Breakeyville, Que.; Mr.and Mrs.William Marsh, of Halifax; Miss Sandra Woods, and Sqdn.-Ldr.and Mrs.V.\"1.Woods, of Ottawa.MISS DIANE EVERETT TAYLOR, daughter\u2019 of Mr.and Mrs.C.Douglas Taylor of Westmount and MR.ROBERT ARTHUR HAUL, son of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur P.Hall of Notre Dame de Grace whose engagement is announced.The marriage has been arranged to take place on Saturday afternoon, May 11, at half-past four Westmount.\u2018 o'clock in Dominion-Douglas Church, \u2014 Carpenter Photos.Social and Personal Mr.and Mrs.J.W.McNally have left by plane for St.Peters- burg, Florida, where they will .spend a month.Mr.and Mrs.F.Ross Johnson have returned from a \u2018stay at Daytona Beach, Florida.Mrs.C.A.Richardson has returned from St.Sauveur des Monts were she spent a weel at Winsom Inn.Mr.and Mrs.George Cohen (nee Vera Behar) are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter on April 7 at the Jewish General Hospital.The annual meeting of the Mental Hygiene Institute will be held Wednesday, April 17, at 4 p.m.in the ballroom of the Ritz Carlton Hotel, Mrs.P.G.Delgado, President of the Westmount Women's Club was a guest of the Verdun Women\u2019s Club at the Charter Day Luncheon held in the Spanish Room of the Queen's Hotel on Thursday.The Hon.Chief Justice J.C.McRuer, president of the Canadian Save the Children Fund, is arriving today from Toronto to attend the national annual meeting and will be the guest of + Mrs.J.W.Miller, Mrs.W H.Muirhead and Mrs.J.R.C.Murray.- ENGAGEMENTS Mr.and Mrs.Hyman Tishler announce the engagement of their daughter, Eleanor, to Mr.Bertram (Buddy) Bornstein, son of Mr.and Mrs.Moiris Born- stein of Westmount.Rear Admiral and Mrs, Kenneth M.Hoeffel of Chevy Chase, Md., announce the engagement of their daughter, Cornelia Drake, to Mr.John Jenkins Scott, son of Mr.and Mrs.William Maxwell Scott Jr.of Bryn Mawr, Pa., and grandson of the late Mr.and Mrs.John Jenkins of Westmount.Miss Hoeffel is presently attending Bryn Mawr College.Her fiance is a graduate of Lafayette College, Easton, Pa.APPROACHING MARRIAGE The approaching marriage is announced of Margaret Joyce, - daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs.Clement T.Murphy, to Lorne Francis Foy, son of Mr.and Mrs.C.F.Foy, of Westmount, Que, The wedding will take place at St.Kevin\u2019s Church bn Saturday, May 18.CHRISTENING The christening of the infant daughter of Mr.\" \u2018and, Mrs.Done ald A.Johnston, took place on Sunday afternoon\u2019in Dominion- Douglas Church, Westmount, the Rev.A.Lloyd-Smith, D.D., of- ticiating.The baby was given the names of Cara Jennifer and the godparéhts are Miss Sigrid Day and Mr.Nicholas Stead.Park-Emmanuel WMS The Women's Missionary Society of Westmount Park-Eme manuel Church will meet in Webster Hall on Tuesday at 2.30 p.m.to hold an Easter Thank Offering meeting.Speaker will be The Rev, I.J.Nettie Wilson, B.A.,, BD., and the soloist will be Mrs, W.T.Shields.f z a OC ia Dr.and Mrs.F.Cyril James during his stay.The Westmount Branch of the In one of Charlotte\u2019s outstanding the president, will preside.Pouring tea will be Mrs.W.Roy Boake, Miss Flora Baptist, Mrs.H.V.Driver and Mrs.Curtis B, Ross.4 : À ./ Montreal General Hospital is un yo / holding its annual Spring Tea # 1 ul ourse eo this afternoon at three o\u2019clock \u2018 i\" i in Dominon-Douglag Church #5 Hall.Mrs.Austin R.Chadwick, new Spring Suits.Choose froin an array of fine imported Tweed, Worsted and solid Fabrics.Get a lift from these exciting new styles at Mr.A.H.Cole, and Mr.Michael Hildred are chairmen of the ticket committee for the annual Spring Ball of St.George's Society being held on Friday.evening, April 26, at the Windsor Hotel.Other committee members are Mr.and Mrs.H.J.B.Richards, Mr.and Mrs.A.E.Carr, Mr and Mrs.F.E.Nevin and Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Kennerley.Among those who are in Sherbrooke, Que to attend the annual meeting of the Provincial Chapter of Quebec.I1.0.D.E., being held at the New Sherbrooke Hotel, are Mrs.F.W.McLaughlin, Regent of Montraal Municipal Chapter; 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Cra 720 TKN LL mo Sd J GOWNS WESTMOUNT GREENE AVE, FI 7773 IN THE ; omen 5 alm, Hospital Auxiliary The monthly meeting of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Women\u2019s Auxiliary will be held on Wednesday April 17.This will take the form of a luncheon, the convener will be Mrs.J.H.Darcy.Mrs.Howard Turner will speak on (Petticoat Pioneers\u2019._ Queen's Alumnae A demonstration of floral arrangements by Mrs.Eric Cush- ing will be a highlight of the annual luncheon meeting of Montreal branch of the Queen's University Alumnae Association.The luncheon will be held in the Franklin Memorial Hall of Stanley Presbyterian Church in West- mount.on Saturday, April 13 at 1 Pp.m.Solar Club Whist On May \u201810, at 8 p.m,, there will be a military whist in Grif- fiths Memorial Hall, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, 2100 Marlowe avenue, sponsored hy the Solar Club Inc., which is a men\u2019s auxiliary of the hospital.Tickets are now available and may be obtained by calling Messrs.P.Adamyk at TR.4045 or E.Dagenais at TR.0373.Inner Wheel Meeting Mrs.D.L.Morrell will preside at the 15th annual meeting of the Inner Wheel of Montreal on Tuesday, at 10:30 a.m, in the Mount Royal Hotel.' Election of officers.for the| ' coming year will take place after which there will be an informal| coffee hour.Mrs.G.Morton and Mrs.C.Hodgdon will preside at the tea table and Mrs.M.Bohe- mier will be in charge of refreshments, Sisterhood Service Temple Beth Sholom Sisterhood will hold its Annnal Mother- Daughter Sabbath Service and luncheon on Saturday, April 13, commencing at 11.30 a.m., at 6666 Terrebonne avenue.Sermonettes will be delivered by Mrs.Kenneth Van Geun and her daughter, Miss Susan Van Geun.The Opening Prayer will be givn by Mrs.Jacob Rubenstein and her daughter, Miss Carol Rubenstein.Participating in the Reading of the Ritual will be Mrs.David Miller, Mrs.Lionel Rosenthal, Mrs.Robert Silverstein, Mrs.B.Irwin Glickman, Mrs.Joseph Simms and Mrs.Jack Halperin.Following the luncheon there will be entertainment for the children.Residents of Michigan properly are referred to as Michigan- fans rather than Michiganders.spring is fresh colour and our choice for the young is Bahama blue in English coats coats and companion dresses.The Children\u2019s Corner a pleasant \u201cshop 1350 Greene GL.6510 MR.AND MRS.PETER WALSH, whose wedding took place on Saturday morning at St.Ignatius of Loyola Church.Mrs.Walsh, formerly Miss Carol Major, is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.J.Major of Notre Dame de Grace.Mr.Walsh is the son of Mrs.Murray Walsh of Westmount and the late Mr.Walsh.\u2014Basildon Photo Miss Elizabeth Ann Squire Weds Mr.William McKenzie Gordon Mrs.Roland Squire of Westmount, td Mr.William Me- Kenzie Gordon, son of Mr.and Mrs.William Gordon of Valois, Que., took place on Saturday in the Sacristy of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, THE WESTMCUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1957 The marriage of Elizabeth Ann, daughter of Mr.and Rev.John A.Colford officiating.Photo Supply Store Opens In Westmount C.A.(Nick) Nicholls who recently resigned from the City of Westmount as Supervisor of & photographic supply store under the name of Acme Photo Reg'd., 4178 St.Catherine Street West, neai Greene Avenue.Still and movie cameras and accessories will be carried and quality fine grain developing and printing will be featured., Photography assignments, news, action, publicity, etc.will be under the direction of Ted Harrison, well known local photographer.\u2018 4 The store will be open till 9 pm.on Friday evenings and a delivery service will be supplied.Nick and Ted invite all shutterbugs, hypo-hounds and friends to visit them at \u2018the new location.Sisterhood Services At Temple Emanu-El \u2018Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood Sabbath Services will be held sn Friday evening, April 12, in the Temple at 8.15 o'clock.Participants in the Service will be the following: Ritual, Mrs.David Lisser, Mrs.Louis Cohen; Assisting with the Torah, Mrs.Hershel Lewis, Mrs.Paul Putzig- the Athletic Grounds, has opened | er, Reading of the Torah, Mrs.¥ The bride, given in marriage by | her father, chose a gown of Italian lace and net fashioned with a fitted bodice, Chinese neckline, and full skirt ending in a short train.A cap of seed pearls held her veil of tulle illusion and Italian lace, and she carried a cascade bouquet of American beauty roses.Mrs.Gordon Hubbell, as matron of honor for her sister, and Miss Alanna L:Pierre, as bridesmaid, were identically gowned in ballerina length blue nylon, and carried nosegays of lillies of the valley and carnations.The best man was Mr.Douglas Gordon, brother of the bridegroom, and ushers were Mr.Gordon Newhook, and Mr.Montague Squire, brother of the bride.Following a reception in Prince Albert Hall, Westmount, Mr.and Mrs.Gordon left for the New England States, the bride travelling in a beige suit, with brown accessories and a bronze corsage.University Alumni The University of Toronto Alumni Association is holding its annual Alumni meeting on the mezzanine floor of the Queen's Hotel on Wednesday, April 17 The guest speaker will be Mr.Charles H.Peters, , President, of The Gazette, and the title of his talk will be \u201cPapers and the Public\u201d, Dinner will be served at 6.45 p.m, and bar facilities will be available at 6 p.m.Ladies are invited to attend this meeting.Abbey Sankoff; Haftorah, Mrs 1.Alfred N.Miller, The address will, \u201che given by Mrs.Irvin Gertsman, the\u201d title \u2014 The \u2018Modern \u2018Jewish Woman; Blessing the Sgbbath Lights, Mrs.Eli Yaphe, Mrs.AE \u2019 Maurice Schwartz; On Recep- J tion, Mrs.Abbey Sankoff, Mrs.\u2018Hershel Lewis, Presiding at the tea table, Mrs.| Gaston Albright, Mrs, Lloyd Davis, Mrs.Charles Goldpteln, Mrs.Louis Shapiro./ .PAGE THIRTEEN Church Of The of Mrs.G.E.B.Meyers and \u201cGiven father; the bride wore a gown of tulle and Chantilly lace fashioned with a bateau neckline, long sleeves ending in points ove: her hands, and a bouffant skirt having panels of Chantilly lace.Her fingertip length veil of tulle illusion was held by a coronet of white lilacs, and she carried a bouquet of white carnations and stephanotis, Mrs.A.Blair Taylor, as matron of honor for her sister, wore a taffeta gown of Windsor rose, the bodice having short sleeves and a dropped waistline, and the skirt being designed with a back ruffle forming a bow, Her heal- dress was a flowered cap of pink petals, and she carried a Colonial bouquet of white poms and carnations.Miss Joan Donally and Miss Lucile Hutchison, as bridesmaids, wore turquoise gowns Annual Meeting The Westmount Women\u2019s Club Inc.will hold its annual meeting on Friday, April 12, at 2.30 p.min Victoria Hall.The president, Mrs.P.G.Delgado will preside.Reports of the executive board Will be read and the election of officers for 1957-58 will take will be served by Mrs.R.P.L.Morton, assisted by Mrs.C.H.Armstrong and members of the committee, 1247 GREENE AVE.place.Following the meeting tea | \"Git Benuty Salon newest coiffures.Emile Bonus S Advent Scene Of Meyers-King Wedding The marriage of Daphne Aileen, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Duncan F.King, to Mr.David Bennett Meyers, son the late Mr.Meyers of Sillery, took place recently in the Church of the Advent, West- mount,\u201d Rev.A.Mellor officiating.Yellow and white baby mums decorated the church.in marriage by her similar in style to that worn by the matron of honor.Their bandeaux of flower petals matched their gowns, and they carried white poms and carnations.The best man was Mr.J.Ronald Irving, and ushers were .Mr.Carl Meyers, brother of the bridegrooin, and Mr.Owen Wiggs.Foilowing a reception in Vie- toria Hall, Mr.and Mrs.Meyers left for New York and Washington, D.C,, the bride travelling in a frock of olive green and white silk under a sheared muskrat jacket, with a honey beige straw hat, dark brown accessories, and a corsage of yellow rosebuds.x + ETI Housewives If you huve been active in club and church work or have a good education and pleasing personality, and if you have a reasonable amount of time available for part time or full time employment \u2014 then perhaps you could qualify for a local assignment with a highly reputable National Organization and leader in its field.Dignified position, no traveling involved, Guaranteed income, For local interview Phone AV.8-1204 RE TR Let Emile style your hair in the Season's \u201cHis personal touch to vour personal satisfaction\u201d You will be pleased to have a permanent so soft \u2014 behaves so beautifully.PERMANENTS From $8.50 Styling including shampoo $2.00 Fl.2486 Fl.0562 * HOSIERY 1233 Greene Ave.Costume Jewellery and Accessories .For Easter Gifts * LINGERIE ORLON SWEATERS, BLOUSES and SKIRTS Mau Jor Ens ler WEAR THEM NOW AND INTO SUMMER.\"Styled At Its Best\" Finest Quality Fabrics SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE * GLOVES 9 ~ LADIES WEAR (Opposite Steinberzs) FI, 9541 | \u201c\u20ac cet Ses CER qd & Fh dees ser ir Teta Ae v Aa i EE, wh a = à ; 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' 1 4 Lys 0er ea Ed 0 0 pn SB SR Ea 00 TR 2 Ser UE Bn Sinai Ag i tot bob - an a ee ve ue a Pda eri Aram mn 654 rege mp noe rage re pe + a a Cr bi : 2 Le .ro om.AO orl.A MTL Gas = on IE TS = Ph ont PAGE FOURTEEN A Yo By hot a THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1957 \\ on! att MEASURING PUPIL\" PROGRESS E.George Cochrane, B.A., M.Ed.Northmount High School One of the most difficult phases of the teacher's job is to evaluate the progress which his students are making, It is difficult, but it is also essential In comparat ively recent years, various types of objective tests have appeared on the educational scene.Their great advantage is that they remove completely the element of subjctivity from the scoring of pupil examinations.An answer is either right or wrong.The traditional essay type examination, while it has a great deal to commend it, does result in some peculiar markings.This is illustrated in a story told by Ben Wood and reproduced We have the [largest selection of delicious Easter chocolate Bunnies, Chickens, Eggs, etc, etc., that you could possibly imagine.Come in and see them today! 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Available for Wedding Receptions, Parties, Bridges, Club Meetings and all types of social events.ALSO LARGE, MODLRN HALLS IN N.D.G.AND ON ST.DENIS ST.NEAR SHERBROOKE.Make your reservation NOW\u2014phone HU.1-8163 PRINCE ALBERT HALL 4881 Sherbrooke St.W.\u2014 FRENCH PASTRY \u2014 CATERERS HU.1-8163 | fide fashion.+ THE WOMEN\u2019S AUXILIARY of the Reddy Memorial Hospital \u2018in \u201cMeasurement in Secondary Education\u201d by P.M.Symonds.\u201cOne of the five ur sIx expert readers assigned to a certain group of history papers, after scoring a few, wrote out for his own convenience what \u2018he con- -sidered a model paper for the given set of ten questions.By some mischance this model fell into the hands of another reader who rated it in a perfectly bona The mark he assigned to it-was below passing, and, in accordance with the custom, the model was rated by a number of other expert readers in order to insure that it was properly marked.The marks assigned to it by these readers varied from 40 to 90.\u201d .A host of other similar tales could be related.They all point up the one fact: the essay type examination does leave, in al- || most every instance, tremendous scope for individual prejudices and individual tastes on the part of those grading papers.Objective type tests take several forms.One of the most popular is the true or false, which is useful in measuring recall of a body of factual material.Because a student could get half the answers in a true or false test right by guessing, this type of test is scored by substracting the number of wrong answers from the number of right answers; in other words, two marks are deducted for each incorrect answer and one mark is deducted for each answer omitted.\u2019 In the multiple choice test four or five answers are listed for each question and the student is requested to select the one which he considers best.This type of test can be used to measure recall of factual material.When skilfully constructed, it can also test a student\u2019s ability to think critically and analytically.Another type of objective test is the matching.In this the student is provided with two columns, one usually containing names of persons, places, or events, the other an identifying sentence or phrase about the items in the left hand column.The student\u2019s task is to match correctly the name in the left- hand column vith the identifying phrase in the right hand column.One other variety of the objective test is the completion type.In this the student is asked to fill in blanks in sentences.In order for such a test to be considered objective, it is necessary to frame questions in such a way that there is only one right answer in each case.Next week I shall discuss a method\u2019 by which the objective type and essay type questions can be advantageously combined.held a very successful \u2018Sherry Party on Monday afternoon celebrating the half-way mark of the current Reddy Memorial Hospital Campaign to raise\u2019$250,000.00.Here we see Dr.Mar- aret Kunstler, President of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary, offering felicitations to Mrs.Oscar Nutik for outstanding effort on behalf of the Hospital during the first week of the Campaign.Others who received awards were, left to right, Mrs.A.E.Stevens, Mr.R.L.Howard, chairman of the campaign committee, and Miss Olive Rogers.\u2014Associated Commercial Photo Wha Bll Slenderizing & Beauty Salon SPECIALS $2 REDUCTION ON EVERY PERMANENT Also The New, Beautiful \u201cPOM-PONS\" Cut $I.: For appointment Please Phone Glenview 1154 4504 St.Catherine St.West (Near Abbott) Cashmere inner Napkins (407 in sizes\u2014 17°x 17°) Cashmere Serviettes 0 in sizes\u2014 34\"x 13% THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1857 FOUR GENERATIONS are gatliered for this photograph with .Mrs.Robert James Thompson who recently celebrated her 86th birthday, holding her great-granddaughter Joanne Elizabeth Amanda Kirkey on her lap.Standing at the left is Mrs.Thompson\u2019s daughter, Mrs.Gladys Dorrance, Marcil avenue, a teacher at the Herbert Symonds School and her daughter, Mrs.Donald L.Kirkey.Mrs.Thompson, the wife of Robert James Thompson of Bristol, Que., formerly of Notre Dame de Grace, is a graduate of McGill Normal School, class of '89.She recently attended the centennial of McGill Normal School for Teachers at McGill University and Macdonald College and thoroughly enjoyed all the sessions.\u2014Field Photo \u2018Mrs.J.Archibald Hodgson of Westmount Elected Head of Women's Canadian Club Mrs.J.Archibald Hodgson was ¢lected president of the Women\u2019s Canadian Club at the annual meeting Wednesday.She succeeds Mrs.Garnaat Strong.Mrs.Arthur Pedoe, outgoing honorary secretary, reported a membership of 1,856.Average attendance at meetings was 491.\u201cAccording to our consttution the purpose of our club is to foster patriotism, \"to stimulate an interest in public affairs and to cultivate an attachment to Canadian institutions.\u201d To this end, said Mrs.Pedoe, 12 meetings were held covering such varied subjects as art, world =INd \u2018yrsamuowruIo) ay} \u2018sirejie rent events, music, welfare, scientific advances and literature.Speakers included nine Canadians, two Americans, one New Zealander, one Englishman and one Irishman, \u201cWe cannot be accused of fävoring the distaff side as only four of our guests were women.\u201d The club entertained 70 new Canadians following the citizenship court ceremony in November which was attended by the executive.The club had representatives on the United Nations Association, the Canadian Citizenship Council, and the Montreal Council of Women, Mrs.W.F: Pratt, the Montreal club's representative to the biennial meeting of the Association of Canadian Clubs held in London, Ont., gave her report.The three other representatives were Mrs.Strong, Mrs.Austin R.Chadwick, Mrs.James R.Beattie.Others elected to office included: Mrs.John G.M.LeMoine, first vice-president; Mrs.- Mie- hael G.Greenblatt, second vice- president; Mrs.Ross R.Hutchi- son, honorary secretary; Mrs.E.R.Alexander, honorary treasurer, and Mrs.H.G.Lafleur, as- gistant.Also elected to the board, Mrs.D.Ewen Cameron, Mrs, E.R.E.Chaffey, Mrs.R.D.Hark- ness, Mrs.Lorne L.Latremoille, Tay.0 s ER ARS ER ds tr vith sR ake 25 ; LZ RFA % \u201cWhere girls of all ages love to shop\u201d ES 2 ss We Have Your EASTER Costume À He Come and see our selection # > @ Dresses @ Blouses 5 Sr _ @ Sweaters © Skirts CX + © Lingerie _ © Slacks © Umbrellas 2; i, ® Hanki & © STakles Costume Jewellery and Gadgets oA © Flowers + .PF i « 4901 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST (Between Prince Albert & Claremont) DE.4875 & pate 50 ER RARER aE st f > 4 THI 5 Women 3 Kealm S.A.Home Auxiliary The Salyation Army Women\u2019s Home Auxiliary meeting will be held at the Home, 4102 Dorches- ter street west, on Monday at 8 p.m, Westminster Fair The.Friendship.Circle of West- minister Central United Church, are sponsoring a-Spring Fair to be held in the church hall, 926 Atwater ave Saturday, April 13 at 2:30 p.m.There will be various booths of aprons, children\u2019s wear, dolls clothes, plants, home cooking and Easter novelties.There will also be a post office and Bunnyland.Afternoon tea will be served and a tea cup reader will be present.Everyone cordially welcomed to do their Easter shopping.Multiple Sclerosis Sale The Multiple Sclerdsis Society of Canada, West End Chapter, will hold a Spring Rummage Sale, Tuesday, April 16, at 1:30 p.m.in Westminster Central United Church, 926 Atwater avenue.Mrs.J.J.O'Reilly, 356 Elm avenue, ig in charge, and with her committee will be glad to receive donations at the church hall during the evening previous to the sale or on the morning of April 16.Telephone Pioneers Montreal Life Members\u2019 Club, Telephone Pioneers of America, will meet on Wednesday, April 17, in their Club Rooms, 3rd Floor, Beaver Hall Bldg., at 2:00 p.m.for their monthly social get- together.Members, widows of former members and those on leave-of-absence prior to pension, are cordially invited.Refreshments will be served.Closed Retreat A Closed Retreat for married and single women, sponsored by the Sacred Heart Retreat Association, will be conducted at the Convent of the Sacred Heart, 3635 Atwater avenue, commencing Friday evening, May 3, and closing on Sunday, May 5.The retreat master will be Reverend Charles Kanavy, S.J.Reservations or further information may be obtained by calling Frances McGee, CR.1-3279.or Elsie Grant, WE.7381 (daytime); May Ryan, CR.6-4709, of Kathleen Shea, EL.8283 (evenings).Mrs.Douglas: W.McLean, Mrs.Roger - Ouimet, Mrs.William F.Pratt, Mrs.James.G.Shannon.Dominion- Douglas WA The Women's Association of Dominion-Douglas United Church will meet for sewing and the folding of \u201ccancer dressings on Tuesday at 10 a.m.Luncheon served at 1 p.m.at which the hostess will be Mrs, Hollis Brace and Mrs.Williams, Ask for (Glamour fing \u2014 Amazing New Fur Cleaning Process by A-1 Fur Cleaners (Canada) Reg'd.MAKES YOUR FURS ® More Valuable ® More Glamourous © Longer-Lasting ® FURS TO SUIT EVERY BUDGET @ Time Payments Arranged \u2014 INCORPORATED Members of the M.F.A.and Fur Cuild Association 5004 Sherbrooke St.West No Service Charge DExter 4482 PAGE FIFTEEN SA Vos 4 u À Cd CS a lH it Pars Ton intl, 4 aE Bn Sk Yep ed re ota = pr TIN ai § PAGE SIXTEEN Request For Old Magazines By VER( NICA SINEL A most delightful thing happened to me the other day.I came across two old magazines, and when I say \u201cold\u201d, 1 don\u2019t mean last year\u2019s, or the year before that, I mean magazines dated nearly a century ago.It really would be more cot- rect, I guess, to say that they came across me.It happened .is way.I had nothing to read, so 1 phoned one of my neighbors, Mrs.Judy McGrath who lives Turns Up Those Of 1805-17 thinking about it for a moment or two.I decided I must have been mistaken.Shortly afterwards Judy arrived with the \u201cold\u201d magazines, and she wasn't just kidding when she said they were old, they were dated 1865 and 1877.Let me tell you I enjoyed reading them much more than current magazines.They were simply fascinating.More by reason of their age, of course, than slickness of design and lay-out, although I am sure that in those days they were congidered very smart.Compared to the maga- oi .\u201c 0 on Prince of Wales ave Got zines of today they appear drab.well ee said.\u201cI have u Called \u201cPeterson\u2019s Ladies\u2019 Na- couple, but they're pretty old.\u201d \u201cDoesn't matter how old they are,\u201d said unsuspecting me, \u201csend them up.\u201d I thought I heard a faint chuckle on the line just before 1 replaced the receiver, but after tional Magazine,\u201d they were published in Philadelphia, and subscription for one year cost $2.However, special prices were offered to clubs, so that five copies could be had for $8 per year (and one free to \u2018getter up THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1957 - a um od A of club\u2019).Subscriptions to be paid \u201cinvariably\u201d in advance.In 1865, land in Illinois was * RE Sdn PLANNING BRIDGE: The Altar Society of St.Ignatius of + x « Fruit and Vegetables HAINES of Westmount \u201cNoted for Quality\" 4466 St.Catherine West WE.8257 allowed for a cash sale.Forty acres of good farm land couid oe purchased for the cash sum of $360.Imagine what that same land would cost today! Nearly a century ago women were just as style conscious as they are today, although needless to say dresses were much more elaborate then.The trend today Send your donation to tthose days ago.À fashion note in 1865 advises, \u201cThibet Fringe is much used for trimming handsome silk dresses; and a coarse lace called \u2018Cluny Guipure\u2019 is very popular for evening dresses when it is thickly ornamented with crystal or pearl beads.All kinds of braid is very much used on evening dresses for married ladies.\u201d In it was considered very fashionable to wear a watch pocket.This was separate from the dress, and the one illustrated wag in green velvet, elegantly embroiderd with pearls and finished with a looped pearl fringe at the bottom.Very pretty and feminine.Choi - | =e .offered for sale at prices vary- of pearl embroidery on dresses Loyola Church is holding an Easter Bridge on Wednesday, Meat and Groceries ing from $9 to $15 per acres, a and collars could well have been April 24, at 8.15 pam.in the foyer of the college.Shown in the Fresh deduction of ten per cent being copied from these styles of long _ photograph left to right: Mrs.J.P.Shea, ticket convener; Mrs.R.F.Laberge and Mrs.Robert McCullock, co-conveners of bridge.Players are requested to take playing cards.\u2014 Bermingham Photo bons, they were worn close to the head with the hair showing in short curls at the back.Birds were also considered very smart ornamentation on these Empire bonnets, as they were called.In 1877 dresses appear to be more frilly, buttons and bows and ruffles and lace.Here is a description of a house dress as worn eighty years ago.\u201cBlue gauze damask over blue silk.The body and skirt are cut in one piece, and the waist buttons from the centre to the left side; > Oyster Soup included the yolks of sin eggs to thicken.Incid- ently, I notice that \u201cyolks\u201d are referred to as \u201cyelks.\u201d A suggestion to make tough meat tender is to rub with carbonate soda, leave overnight and wash off next morning.This is called \u201ca remedy for the evil of hard meat.\u201d PERFUME Have you ever tried to make perfume from roses?Like to try it?Heres how it was done in 1877.Take\u2019 the leaves of the common rosé, place them with- STYLISH BONNETS .Bonnets were very stylish then, and a hat designer today could copy a few good ideas from those darling fashionable bonnets of 1865, they were so POSNER the right side of the overdress falls quite plain, and is looped bottle; pour some good spirits more to the left at the back.of wine over them, seal the bot Three quarter sleeves of bluéiifle securely, and let them re- silk.\u201d If you consider that ela- main in a dry place for a month out pressing, in a large-mouthed P.0.BOX 6600 MONTREAL 3 of FER RL RS RT oP vents CA ea Ahr rs TI eT PA I TR AE TACT LT eT Sen ROTARY EASTER SEALS 1957 pretty.Made of velvet, ornamented with flowers and rib- Suggests .E.DACCORD Ltd.LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR - That you restore the beauty of borate, listen to this description of an evening dress of pink silk and white muslin which must have made a young heart glow S0 many years ago.\u201cThe underskirt of white muslin, trimmed with a deep flounce and puffings over pink silks; the long train of pink silk trimmed with lace and long trailing braids of red roses.The coat-basque is also of pink silk and is ornamented with red roses on each shoulder.Red rose in hair.\u201d Isn't that simply darl- or two.Doesn't that truly have an old world flavor to it?In those far-off days life moved at a mort leisurely pace; pleasures were simple, and family life was a close-knit institution where father's word was the law.Viewed from this distance, perspective is blurred, and nostalgia for a quieter existence \u2018clouds our judgment, and we are inclined to forget the very real advantages of present day living, with all its attendant conveniences.So while we can sit back and indulgently enjoy reading about what went on nearly a century ago, let us be thankful that we live in this progressive age, with all the modern comforts that we take so much for granted.- ing?NURSING Turning to a feature headed \u201cDepartment of Nursing\u201d this cautions \u2018.|.the habit of snuffing, smoking, using intoxicating liquors, opium or laudanum should never be indulged in by» the nurse, as the use of tobacco in any form is not only filthy in itself and unbecoming female delicacy, but it is peculiarly disagreeable to the sick, almost without exception.\u201d Opium must have been popular in those days, PM- in the Queen\u2019s Hotel.Mrs.for in one of the many short E.D.MelIntosh, president, and stories in these magazines 1 Mrs.K.W.Mathewson will re- was startled to read, concerning ©eive- the visit of an uncle, \u201cHe was very crabbed and fussy.He would sit by the fire all day, in an easy chair, smoking opium.\u201d Can you imagine the reaction if such statments were casually tossed off in these enlightened days.pme me rte your lawn this Spring with .3 DACCORD READY MIX xy LAWN TOP DRESSING The most frequent reason for failing to obtain a velvet-like lawn is the inadequate preparation of the soil and particularly the lack of sufficient water after the operation.So please remember\u2014 do not use Daccord Ready Mix Lawn Top Dressing on hard surfaces.Ere ems ETN UP IRA Fe Karnak Ladies Club Karnak Ladies Club will hold its annual luncheon and election of officers on Tuesday, at 12:45 an 5e The most practical and effective ready-mixed top dressing for your lawn.Contains everything to , make a beautiful lawn in a single operation! i CONTENTS \u2014 Rich Screened Top Soil - High ! 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£ For Best Storage BELair | Founded in- 1877 by CHARLES Obtainable ; | DESJARDINS and directed by ¥ 8 his descendants ever since.- i i D AL e\u2026.À ; s Las A PAGE EIGHTEEN Mrs.M.Wainford Outlines Need Of Increased Widows Allowances Mrs Margaret Wainford who was re-elected Dominion President of the National Council of the Non-Pensioned Veterans\u2019 Widows Association at the four-day convention held last week in Ottawa, presented her report at a meeting held Monday night.Mrs.J.Robinson accompanied Mrs.Wainford to the convention.During the meeting a discussion was held as to the discrimination against the single veterans and .he widows in the new legislation brought down in the recent budget.Mrs, Wainford\u2019s report pointed out that there has been an increase given to the married veteran, the widow receiving old age security and war veterans allowance and to old age pensioners but no increase has been given Lo the single veterans or the widows, The old age pensioner at the present time is receiving $40 old age pension and war veterans' allowance of $30 a month bringing a total of $70 a month.With the new increase which is effective from July 1, it will be $46 old age pension and $34 war veterans\u2019 allowance to bring a total of $80 a month, an increase of $10 a month.The new program to come into effect on July 1 for widows receiving $60 per month provides for the raising of the ceiling on income from the amount of $10 to $20 through the DVA department on a second means test.If this scheme works out, as the government officials explained to the delegates in Ottawa, it will be a benefit to some of the widows but the non-pensioned Veterans widows feel that the government should have made it $75 a month across the board with the raising of the ceiling on income to $1,200 a year.The delegates of the Dominion Council are not satisfied with THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1857 MRS.MARGARET WAINFORD what has been offered.Stating that funds have been set aside for art and music and other cultural interests, Mr.Wainford emphasized the need for more attention to the pioneers of the country.With the present cost of living, these people are having a very difficult time and at the meeting Monday night, further plans were made to keep their » demands before the Government.West End Woman In Need Of Wool For Gift Afghans A West End woman who has \u201cnothing to do but help others\u201d needs wool.Mrs.B.Ruttenberg of 5899 Victoria avenue has contributed time and money to make no less than 150 afghans for hospital and overseas use.Her afghans \u2014 small woolen blankets or wraps \u2014 have been distributed among patients of the Jewish Hospital of Hope and, through the Adoption Committee for Aid to Displaced Persons in Europe (British Columbia branch), have been sent to less fortunates across the sea.\u201cConfined to the house a great deal, I just want to be constructive in some capacity,\u201d says Mrs.Ruttenberg, and then ruefully: \u201cBut I do need some wool if l'in to carry on this work.\u201d Handy, warm and comfortable are the products of this little old lady's craftsmanship.The afghans, measuring about four feet by six feet, are cleverly blended, patterned and dyed a variety of soft colors, Many are the compliments bestowed on her lovely work and the talent that produced them.And what kira of wool does she need?\u201cThree to four-ply wool, fairly tangible, is best,\u201d Mrs.Ruttenberg explains.\u201cSome folks have a poor conception of the right type of wool and, without the proper kind, it's not worth the effort.\u201d If this unselfish lady is pro- - vided with the materials, many people near and far will be made very happy.Happiest of all, however, will be the little lady at REgent 7-5794, WARNING! Warm weather will come BE READY for SUMMER ed and plain awning materials.Remember .have to be the same for the next wih CANVASS Avoid disappointment when the warin weather co | representatives take measurements of awnings you may require and show you our large assortment of the different bright and gay strip- canvas awnings cost one-third of the cost of the other types and at the same time your actual choice does not ment cost of canvas on your present frames.Call: WE.1774 - 1446 Estimates without charge or obligation.Meation this advi.when calling THE CANVAS CONVERTERS LD.4270 St.James Street West Rk - al mes, let our 15 years due to the low replace- Quota Club of Montreal Elects Miss Norah McCarthy President Miss Norah E.McCarthy was elected President of the Quota Club of Montreal at its seventh annual general meeting, held recently.Other officers elected were: First vice-president, Dr.Roberta Dundass of Notre Dame de Grace; second vice-president, Miss Anna Watt; treasurer, Miss Marjorie Zavitsky; secretary, Miss Helen Boyd.Directors: Miss Florence Clark, Miss Isobel Inkster, Miss Doris Smythe, Dr.Eleanor Venning.Activities of the club in service work in the community to the hearing handicapped were reported.The treasurer's report showed a total of $1,381.35 was raised for service work.The money was disbursed as follows:1.Donation to the Association for the Education of Hearing Handicapped children.ORDER EARLY from our wide selection of cut Spring flowers.EASTER LILLIES, POTS OF TULIPS, HYACINTHS, ETC.CORSAGES, NOSEGAYS.FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE 3580 Decarie Blvd.CT 5 2, Donation to the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital.3.Continued adoption of two children through the Canada Save the Children Fund.4.Donation to Junior Red Cross to pay for a child at speech Therapy Camp.5.Donation to Quota International Fellowship Fund.6.Donation to Canadian Red Cross Campaign.7.Donation to Hungarian Relief Fund.8.Christmas Cheer to Hearing Handicapped 9.Donation of New Hearing Aids and service (batteries ets.) to used hearing aids.During the current year members have continued to make monthly visits to the Sheltering Home, a Red Feather organization, to entertain the ladies there.A television set was presented to the home at Christmas time, and several members took the ladies for a drive through the city to see the outdoor Christmas decorations, The annual general meeting was also the occasion of the annual visit of the Governor of the Eighteenth District of Quota International, namely Mrs.Mabel Perry, who is the Club's Charter President.A presentation was made to her in token of the Club's appreciation of her valued service.Loyola Students To Enter Contest The boys of Loyola High School will compete for the silver and bronze medals at the annual elocution contest, sponsored by the Loyola Mother's Guild, on Thursday afternoon, April 25, at 2 p.m., in the Auditorium of Loyola College.Judges will be selected from members of the College Faculty.Guests will be received by the President, Mrs.J.J.McConomy and the Guild Moderator, Rev.Kevin McKenna, S.J.At'the conclusion of the elocution competition, tea will be served in the Foyer by Mrs.G.A.Bailey and her committee.Pourers will be Mrs.J, S.Kierans and Mrs.P.A, Shee.All mothers of Loyola Boys are cordially invited to attend this most interesting event, Swim Meet Set On Paris Theme A Swim Mecel on the theme \u201cApril in Paris\u201d will take place in the swimming pool of the YWCA at 1355 Dorchester street west, on Thursday and Friday \u2018evenings April 11 and 12, at 8:15, Forty swimmers will take part.They will be selected from groups ranging from the Saturday morning Children's Classes, the Aquateens and Aquamaids to the Ladies\u2019 Swimming Class.Following the Parisian theme, there will be items entitled \u2018The Children of Paris \u2014 \u2018Paris Street Scenes\u2019 \u2014 \u2018Poor Poodles of Paris\u2019 \u2014 and the \u2018Can-Can Girls\u201d, The proceeds from the nra- sentation will be for the local YWCA World Service Fund, which is directed to help needy YWCA\u2019S in other countries throughout the world.The YWCA is a Red Feather Agency.Mrs.Hy Stern Heads Laurentian Chapter Laurentian Chapter No.520, B'nai B'rith Women, held the 11th Installation dinner and Anniversary celebration recently, at the El Morocco Cafe.Conveners were Mrs.B.Gold and Mrs.W.Solomon.Mrs.Sol Schwartz, past president of Women's District Grand Lodge No.1, presented District awards to Mrs.L.Ekstein, Mrs.D.Slopack, Mrs.B.Gold, and Mrs.B.Hymer.Mrs.W.Solomon received a special chapter award.Mrs, Peter Wise, past president of B'nai B'rith Coordinating Committee, installed the president, Mrs.Hy Stern and her officers for the coming year: councillor, Mrs.L.Ekstein; vice-presi- dents, Mrs, D.Lecker, Mrs.S.Tissenbaum, Mrs.D.Slopack; treasurer, Mrs.F.Goldberg; financial secretary, Mrs.H.Rother; recording secretary, Mrs.J.Wolfe; corresponding secretary, Mrs.A.Bazerman; guide, Mrs.L.Peters; guardian, Mrs.D.Rosenberg; sentinel, Mrs.M.Tesher; trustees, Mrs.L.Smith, Mrs, L.Aranoff, Mrs.M.Polonsky.Mrs.H.Jack Freedman, preasi- dent of Women\u2019s District Grand Lodge No.1, was a guest, The gravity of Venus is about 85 per cent that of the earth.Husbands! Wives! Get Pep, Vim; Feel Younger Thousands of couples are weak, worn-out, exhausted just because body lacks iron.For new younge: feeling after 40, try Ostrex Tonic ablets, Contain iron for pep; supplement loses vitamin Bi.\u201c\u2018Get-acquainted\u201d sizo costs ttle, Be wise, get pep, new health, quick brifty way, Try Ostrex today.At all druggists, \u2019 A .PAGE NINETEEN Joyce Lecker, Murry Veroff, Harvey Pinchuck, Joy Lang, Sharon Solowey.Mrs.Arthur Lang and Mrs.Samuel Bellam will chaperone the young people to the convention.THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1957 Christian Group: Last Friday evening, a group of young people from Union United Church of Ste.Anne de Bellevue attended our Sabbath eve worship under the leadership of Pev.Francis Doxee.Following the worship, Dr: Stern met with the group for a question period on CE Ste Judaism and Synagogue wor.A ship.i | si : Ritual of Remembrance: At 3 ie A the Congregational Seder a special ritual of remembrance for the six million Jews who perished at the hands\u2014of the Nazis and for the heroes of the Ghetto un- risings will be observed.Ter TIRE wi ET A7.2 SX LEARN DRIVE RESULTS GUARANTEED MYERS ; DRIVING SCHOOL F-> ni LOYOLA MOTHERS\u2019 GUILD shown at the executive meeting x PETER TE Temple Emanu-El | discussing plans for the annual Elecution Contest for High Davis, Janie Engelstein, Rich- ¥ School boys at Loyola College on Thursday afternoon, April mond Lisse ick ir Sabbath Services: Friday eve- 25 at 2 p.m.From left to right, standing: Mrs, E.K.Schibli, Vivian Paskal ick Rosenbers.5639 SHERBROOKE WEST ning, April 12, at 8:15.Annual! Mrs.J.P.Desroches, Mrs.Stanley Mizgala.Seated: Mrs.G.E.|Brahms Silver Jo-Anne Solo- HU.8-5761 Sisterhood Salbath.Addresses Rutter, Mrs.J.J.McConomy (President), and Mrs, T.P.wey.Ruthie Voss Henry Wolf by Dr.Stern and Mrs.Irvin Slattery.\u2019 ' Gertsman, president, Temple - ning, April 15, 6:45, Temple Passover.\u201d Passover Oneg Shab- Sisterhood, on \u201cThe Jewish Woman of Today.\u201d Oneg Shab- bat follows the worship under the auspices of Temple Sisterhood in the Temple community house.Saturday morning, April 13, at 11:00.Sermonette: \u201cThe Great Sabbath\u201d (in preparation of the festival observance).Story of Passover \u2014 1957: Passover services Monday eve- sanctuary.Following the worship, the annual congregational seder will take place in the Temple community house.Tuesday morning, Passover, April 16, at 10:30, Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Story of Passover\u20141957.\u201d Sabbath of Passover: Friday evening, April 19, at 8:15, Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cEaster and The finest top Filling Earth, $9.00 per terraces.Pric OP SOI 2 cu.yds.$7.50 - 3 cu.yds.$11.- 4 cu.yds.$14.50 Delivered \u2014 1 cu.yd., price on request e BLACK SOIL » $6.00 per cu.yd.\u2014 2 cu.yds.or more $5.50 per cu.yd.delivered - PEAT HUMUS 100 Ib.bag $2.00 Delivered $2.25 Per ton, loose, $24.00 Rock Garden Stone $15.00 per ton Delivered All types of stones and cement blocks for walks and ALL KINDS OF ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS EVERGREENS, PERENNIAL AND ANNUAL PLANTS.FOR SALE soil obtainable load of 4 to 5 cu.yds.es on request.give quick results.1 bog will cover 100 sq PRICE PER BAG Daccord Ready Mix Lawn Top Dressing The most practical and effective ready-mixed top dressing for your lawn.Contains rich screened top soil, high percentage of organic matter, top quality grass seed (free of clover).or jess.Minimum weight 100 lbs.when packed.2.15 DELIVERED Mixture blended to uare feet (10° x 10°\u2019) more CASH ANC CARRY You are invited to RI.4-3425 900 MONTEE DE LIESSE At Cote Vertu \u2014 Ville St.Laurent E.DACCORD LTD.GRADUATE LANDSCAPE CONTAACTOR visit our Nursery at RI 4-3823 4 bat auspices Home and School Association.Final day of Passover, Monday morning, April 22, at 10:30.In conjunclion with this service the annual Yizkor or Spring Memorial Service will take place.At this service names of members who have departed since last Passover will be called.K Temple Sisterhood: At the Sisterhood Sabbath worship Friday evening, April 12, the following will participate: Ritual, Mrs.David H.Lisser and Mrs.Louis J.Cohen; assisting with the Torah, Mrs.Hershell H.Lewis and Mrs.Paul Putziger; reading Haftorah, Mrs.Alfred N.Miller; reading from the Torah, Mrs.Abbey Sankoff.Blessing the Sabbath Lights, Mrs.Eli Yaphe and Mrs.Maurice Schwartz; address by the president, Mrs.Irvin Gertsman.Presiding at the tea tables at the Oneg Shab- bat, Mrs.Gaston Albright, Mrs.Lloyd Davis, Mrs.Charles H.Goldstein, Mrs.Louis Shapiro.On reception, Mrs.Hershell H.| Lewis and Mrs.Abbey Sankoif.Temple Youth: Congratulations to Temple Youth Society for a most successful Institute heid Sunday, March 31.Harris Ber- man, president of the New England Federation of Temple Youths, brought greetings.Brahms E.Silver, President of Temple Youth welcomed all assembled.Among the speakers who participated on \u201cThe Challenge To Modern Youth\u201d are the following: David Weiss, Rabbi Jesse Schwartz, Rabbi Dr.Solomon Frank, Yoine Goldstein, Temple Youth Group advisor.Delegates from various Youth Groups and Synagogue clubs from the City of Montreal attended.Delegates to National Federation of Temple Youths convention held in Providence, R.I, April 5 through 7, are the following: Ernest Bellam, Margery Bercuson, Marilyn Cohen, Robert REE] EERDS TH BIE[T EER Answers FEES T|OjPJE Blo|L[E[RIOMT [SILIE .FJE [AIRIS To This Désert ER , [OME ojR]E GlE[n]T|e |e MMAIPISIE Week's RIAJGIE[S H[A[T |E G/A|S|S|E|D AlCTE[N[ TI SIUILL]Y Puzzle L|UIN|C]H IRE R[A[S]E LIEITIRIE SER] TT TITY LADIES: Just how old is your KITGHEN?Bet You Wouldn't Drive a Car That Old! * DESIGNING FIXTURES FLOORING HEATING PLUMBING TILING ELECTRIC WIRING CARPENTRY WORK ONE PRICE \"PACKAGE DEAL\" No Extra Hidden Charges Xk HR BEL-AIR PLUMBING & HEATING COMPANY 6170 Jeanne Mance St., (Corner Van Horne) (all CR.You can have this modern \u201cWORK SAVING\u201d KITCHEN For a Small Monthly Payment COMPLETE with .6-3761 San F TAR, Te a .| ji } 4 Ys hat te tp fone ! t He a Er + 2 04 es as mama ee 0 = me vers \u201cnm area us Mr PSE PAGE TWENTY Hash Rambler Metropolitan Ambassador Cet a Lift Out of Going = Go Rambler 1822 - 34 St.Catherine W.THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1957 \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 HUnter 1-2771x The Westmount Examiner lassified Advertisin 10 Words 45¢ \u201c3e for each additional word Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 10.30 g.m.Thursday for current issue HILLMAN Estate Car Sedan Convertible Husky Radically New 1957 Models 1822 - 34 St.Catherine W.Fl.4616 Fl.4616 1 PROPERTY FOR SALE FOR SALE 84 HELP WANTED FEMALE 39 LOST \u2014 A bi 1 , vicinit, Venefian Blinds Bedroom Set Kings Sohn.WE.S661 NX 1 i i 42 PERSONAL Pointe Claire Aluminum; piano pench, walnut; [Double bed, 3 bureaus, excellent con- Calling All curtains; imitation fireplace; man's dition.Must dispose of immediately.: SINGER seeks piano accompanist dark blue spring coat; lady's blue $100,00 for entire set.HU.1-4857.Stenographers twice a week, in Westmount district, Split Level Six rooms, stone and brick with attached garage, custom built in 1955 in popular area below highway.Fully landscaped with patio in front and rear, Asking $21,500.00.High mortgage.Cash required approximately $8,000.00.Phone K, Donnelly, ME.1-3813.N-90 5 COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET ST.DONAT, Lac Ouareau, 3 and 4 bedrooms, furnished.Frigidaire, hot water; rowboats, playground, beautiful sandy beach, RE.7-9803.N-35 10 OFFICES TO LET Doctors\u201d Offices Medical Towers, corner Cote des Neiges and Sherbrooke.Reasonable rent.Parking facilities, PL, 5251; evenings, RE.8-5277.N-15 12 APARTMENTS TO LET WESTMOUNT, 435 Grosvenor Ave, Tl5-room apt, heated, taxes paid, hot water.Apply the new janitor, WE.0871, or call RE.8-5227, 12-2 p.m.or 6-8 p.m, N-4 APARTMENT to let, Westmount, near Victoria, 4 large rooms.Completely furnished, Perfect order.Heated, hot water, electricity included.$150.00 monthly.DE.8515.0-50 13 APARTMENTS WANTED 3-ROOM apartment in vicinity Clare.mont and Eastern N.D.G.Apply box 227, c-o 2185 Hampton.15 HOUSES WANTED ON commercial street, wanted very large house 8-12 rooms.Very.dependable people, Will pay good price.Call mornings only.HU.9-1046.N-64 16 FLATS, DUPLEXES TO LET Grosvenor 469% lower duplex, spacious 6 rooms and basement.Near shopping, transportation, parks, library, English Protestant school.Children welcome.$115.00, Vacant May 1st.GL.5022, 20 ROOMS TO LET ROOM for gentleman, No privileges, FI, 534.N-98 ONE small and 2 large rooms, furnished.DE.1729.N-27 21-a DAY NURSERY WE are now able to accept few day children, Wonderful hot meals, graduated teachers, large garden, transportation.St.John of Jerusalem Day Nursery and Kindergarten, Principal Mrs.Smod, HU, 8-3092.N-86 24 AUTOS FOR SALE 1950 Austin Good running order.Must sell.dealers.$200.00 or best offer.888.No EL.N-80 VAUXHALL 6, 1953, heater, air conditioner.20,000 miles.One owner.Excellent condition, Terms arranged.RE.3-0028, after 5 p.m.Miss Sabine.-73 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL 1952 4-door sedan, power steering, power brakes, power windows, engine just completely rebuilt, $1500.00 or best offer.Can be seen at Modern Motor Sales.Mr, Gravel.1952 Ford V-8 automatic drive.collent condition.FI, 9274.26 GARAGE TO LET GARAGE to let, Upper Arlington Lane.BE, 9511, local 4, Monday.N-82 GARAGE, Kensington and Western Ex- N-87 avenues, heated, water, light.Reasonable, GL.1030.N-76 29-0 FOR SALE (General) FURNITURE for sale.2030 Clare- mont Avenue.N-18 TWO bolsters for continental bed.Brand new.RE, 9-1280.N-46 MAHOGANY dining room set, apartment size.Also oak china cabinet.DE.0929.N-45 BICYCLE, man's C.C.M.3-speed, like new, $30.00.GL.4560.N-44 CARVED oak dining room set, 9 pieces.In perfect condition.$100.00.WE.3906 after 6.N-40 G.E.combination radio and record player, console model, limed oak, ex- and grey gabardine coats; maroon drapes, grey with green and maroon motif; boy's 10-14 windbreaker; dark blue station wagon coat, lamb lining; boy's off-white flannel suit, long trousers 12-4.DE, 4283 N-94 Chesterfield Set Kroehler.Must sell, leaving town.3 years old.Reasonable price, HU.9- 1663, N-88 Tape Recorder Webcor, 3 speakers, mahogany cabl.net, CR.17-8981.N-9 Chesterfield Suite French Provincial, hand carved frame, Italian brocatelle covering.Good condition.$200.00.RE.1.6121, after 5 p.m, N- Washing Machine Westinghouse roaster; girl's bike, size 28\" wheel.$20.00.EL, 8274.N-68 Record Player New, 3-speed, portable, $28.00.DE.8030.N-56 INDIAN RUG 9 x 12, wine, $140.00; lamps: ple- tures; dishes, etc.Evenings, Saturday.447 Prince Albert, Apt.3, West- mount.N-33 DESK Oak, with typewriter compartment, In excellent N-32 matching swivel chair.condition.Call EL.7233, BICYCLES Boy's Arlington 3-speed girl\u2019s smaller, $15,00 each.EL.5636.N-38 GIRL'S coat, suit, french coat, and 8-10.RE.8-1964, MAHOGANY folding hall table; rug '.Very cheap.Phone HU.8- N-85 MOFFAT-ROPER gas range in excellent condition, $45.00; Simpson's Favorite washing machine, $30.00.Reason for selling, moving out of town, Apply to EL.8054.N-78 6-7 N-84 3-PIECE leatherette den set, $50.00; 26\u2019 girl's 3-speed Raleigh bicycle, $40.00, like new; 8 x 10 blue Khalabar rug, slightly worn, $35.00; double bed, mahogany, with Beautyrest mattress, bedspread and drapes, $75.00, RE.8-7248, 4655 Kent.N-20 cellent condition, complete with variable reluctance Cartridge, Record storage.$100.00, EL.2251, N-79 ONE boy's bicycle, size 28, good condition, Free equipment, $20.00.WI.4.N-83 VIKING 3-speed combination radio- phonograph.Walnut cabinet.GL.2685.N-37 refrigerator, NINE cubic foot G.E.left hand door.Excellent condition.GL.2685.N-36 Washing Machine and Dryer Westinghouse, Excellent Very reasonable.Couch, condition.RE.17-7839.N-53 G.E.Refrigerator Deluxe model and gas stove, like new; stove valued $175.00, selling $125.100; refrigerator valued $500.00, selling $350.00.Available (April 25th or few days earlier to serious buyer.Cash only.No terms.No dealers.Telephone WI.7851.N-43 Dresses and Coats In excellent condition, sizes 14 and 18.41.RE.N-39 Spring Coafs One man\u2019s 36 to 38; two lady's 16, grey and black; one misses, 14, beige; one lady's in between coat, green with lamb collar, 16, $10.00 each.FI.2955.N-30 Draw Drapes Living room, bedroom.Extra large size.Cornice boxes.Very reasonable, RE, 17-5141, 3795 Maplewood.N-24 Household Furniture And garden equipment for sale.Leaving town, Call after 5 p.m.only, RE.7-2076.N-19 GREEN leather Modernfold door, steel curtain tracks and fittings; green canvas awnings.All in perfect condition, Bargain.WI.1906, N-21 RUGS, grey English wool broadloom, underpad, Excellent value, RE, 7- 2981.N-74 DOUBLE bed, mahogany, 4 poster pineapple with Slumber spring and spring-filled mattress.Spotless.$35.Electric 2-brush floor polisher, $25 new.HU.8-4882.N-70 LOOKING FOR A NEW INTEREST IN LIFE! We have interesting stenographic positions open in 3 of our departments \u2014 personnel, chemical sales, and development.If you think you might be interested in working along any of these lines, would like to be an employee of a young, progressive company in the West End of the city, away from the downtown traffic, please let us hear from you.Typing and shorthand are essential, and dictaphone experience would be an asset.Five day week, 8:30 to 4:45, and all employee benefits.Reply in writing, giving age, marital status, educational and experience, PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Monsanto Canada Ltd.P.O.BOX 900 MONTREAL 3 N-93 HOUSEWIVES Five ladies to train for spring sales work with Avon, Excellent earning opportunity for married women, For information please call PL.7885.N-75 FOR small office, bilingual preferred, General office duties (no typing).Must have had office experience.Suitable for middle aged person.Write Westmount Examiner, Box 228, 2185 Hampton Ave.N-41 GOLDEN opportunity for ambitious women.Beauty Counselor, V.Creese, RI.4-4098.N-8 85 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE WILL do typing at home.HU, 1- 86359.N-49 BUSINESS girl would like to spend summer weekends in the country.In return for transportation and accommodation would care for children.Joan, UN.1-0180 evenings.N-48 36 HELP WANTED MALE WARDROBE trunk in good condition.WE.4062, N-69 DOUBLE dresser drawers, walnut.Excellent condition.Phone evenings.DE, 4819, N-66 BEATTY electric ironer, large model.Perfect.Bargain.RE.7-3039.N-65 PIANO, upright cabinet Grand.Good condition, $85.00.RA.1-6314, N-63 LAUNDRY tubs, pair of cement tubs for basement use and a lot of piping, $40.00.F1, 4288.N-61 STROMBERG CARLSON cabinet radio with separate record player attachment, WI.7498, N-60 81 WANTED TO PURCHASE Secretary Desk Wanted.HU.11-4807, and chest of N-81 CHAIR, reclining super lounger type, gray and wine, new, half price, 38 EL, 3051.N-34 INDIAN rug 9 x 12, design in rust, blue and beige, $75.00.DE.9029.N-31 REFRIGERATOR, perfect working order, large.Reasonable price.5119 Lacombe Avenue, RE.8-7384, N-29 CHESTERFIELD, custom made, brown, $200.00; mahogany oval end tables, $40.00 each; continental bed, $25.00.HU.8-0168, N- YOUNG lady's winter clothing, size 12, Fine quality.HU.8-0168.N-23 9-PIECE oak dinette set.Good con- dition, Call HU.1-9167 N-25 RADIO, rugs, chesterfield set, couches, bedroom set, polisher, vacuum cleaner, Phone EL, 9213 after 8.N-26 GREY squirrel stole, perfect condition, $75.00.HU.1-8930.N-28 THREE pairs of monk's cloth drapes, cream and green; one dresser with mirror; girl's reversible raincoat, 12.14, Cheap.FI.3471 after 8.N-97 3-SPEED C.C.M.semi-racer, 1 year old.Excellent condition, EL.8895, 89 3-BRUSH electric floor polisher and scrubber.Never used, Value $63.00.Half price, ME.1-6575.N-55 BEDROOM set, walnut; 3-piece chesterfield; drapes, blue; girl's bicycle, 28\".Reasonable, CR, 2-9849.N-51 COMPLETE mahogany dining room set, $100.00; also complete double continental bed, $50.00.In perfect condition, GL.1168.N-47 HARRIS single bed: chrome kitchen set.Both in excellent condition.RE.1.5896.N-57 Girl Guide Uniform Wanted.Willing to buy beret, belt and dress.FI.5524, or deliver to 5856 Sherbrooke West.N-58 Scrap Wanted All kinds of metals, furnaces, automobile batteries, rags, hot water tanks, automobiles, trucks, etc.Cash payment, Call David, HU.1-1930.N-59 WANTED, hand operated etching or lithography press.FI.4865, 9-5 daily, N-96 FURNITURE, china, paintings, jewellery, silver.Mullin\u2019s Antiques, 1317 Greene, FI.3894, N-9 ALL antique furniture, china, silver, paintings, ornaments, jewelry bought, Full value paid.Representatives call everywhere.Lyons, HA.6089 N-6 CHILD'S smocked dresses, coat and leggings 6-7; 2 end and one coffee table; matched brass table lamps; brass firewood box, andirons; 10° x 14' Indian or oriental rug; Spanish guitar, OR.1-5390 N-42 ED DOMESTIC HELP WANTED Woman Cleaner Required for small office, approxi: mately 1 hour each morning, 8:30 to 9:30.Apply in person, 4630 St.Catherine St.West, Room 1, except Saturday.N-72 COOK for one ait in apartment where other maid kept.References required, Telephone FI, 4057, N-67 Earn up fo $100.00 weekly with Part Time Selling MAJOR OIL COMPANY REQUIRES PART-TIME SALESMEN TO SOLICIT FUEL OIL BUSINESS.MUST BE PREPARED TO WORK 3 NIGHTS A WEEK, SATURDAYS AND OWN CAR.LEADS SUPPLIED ON DAY TO DAY BASIS.NO PREVIOUS EX.= PERIENCE REQUIRED.REPLY STATING AGE, NAME, ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBER TO BOX 226, C-O 2185 HAMP- The number of milk cows on farms in Canada at December 1st, 1956 was estimated to be 3,- 294,000 head, virtually the same as at December 1st, 1955.Due to improved feeding, breeding and management practices, however, production per cow has shown a marked increase and this trend is expected to continue.The Ontario Herd Improvement Association records show an average increase in milk production of dairy cows under that program of 1,200 pounds per animal over the past five years.Green surfaces on Mars, astronomers believe, are caused by a scanty water supply melting from the poles, which quickens some form of vegetation.Vast reddish-ocher areas are thought to be deserts, Have no piano at home.After 7 p.m, 9375.A trick by telephone.Ring HU.1.5198 and Howard the Magician will solve your party entertainment.HU, 1-5198.N-77 45 MONEY TO LOAN MORTGAGE LOANS Attention! Mortgage loans Quickly, Contractors, privates.Notary.EL.1108, N-2 Trades and Professional Cards 20 Words 75e .Additional Words 3c Each DECORATING GUARANTEED painting and decore ating; also general repair work on plaster and woodwork.RI.77-4063, Math Huber.N-5 P.MAXWELL, EL.0511, from 8 a.m.to 6 p.m, Expert in painting, plaster repairs, Wall paper removal by steam.N-14 Modern Painting Call now for free estimates.European painter will give you very reasonable prices at this time for all kinds of exterior or interior work.Painting \u2014 Plastering \u2014 Washing Housecleaning, etc.Work Guaranteed \u2014 Best Craftsmen CALL DEXTER 4402 N13 DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING, alterations by expert.Good ideas.382 Metcalfe Ave.GL.4833.N-7 EUROPEAN dressmaker - designer, dresses, suits, coats, made to measure.Alterations.Specializes in lace.5110 Sherbrooke, Apt.1.N- DOMESTIO APPLIANCE REPAIRS REPAIRS to all makes: vacuum cleaners, floor polishers, mixers, toasters, irons, electric tools, etc.Guaranteed work, collections and delivery.HU.8-2631, Rex Vacuum Cleaner Service, 4918 Sherbrooke West, N-1 FURNITURE REPAIRS ANTIQUE furniture restoration, reproduction.Cabinet and furniture made to order, repaired, remodelled.John's Cabinet Making Reg'd., rear 1251 Greene.GL.4879.N-17 FURRIERS HAVE your furs repaired or re-styled at Flomen Exclusive Furs, 1235 Greene Ave., WI.3312 N-1 REPAIRING, remodelling.Fur coats made into jackets, New spring models.Fur storage.Henry Baum Furs, 1383 Greene Ave.WE.3270.N-10 HOUSEHOLD SERVICE BISSELL sweepers repaired or exchanged, 48-hour service, Genuine parts.Free estimates.DU, 1-5308.N-11 LANDSCAPING COMPLETE landscape service.Hedges, rock gardens, lawns built, conditioned; sodding, shrubs, patios, flagstone walks, etc, Special monthly rate for maintenance.Town references.Work guaranteed.Free ese timates, New Method Landscaping, EXAMINER CLASSIFIED ADS GIVE GOOD RESULTS ; CFCF Transmitter : Is Now Erected At Caughnawaga Descendants of those early Canadians who communicated through smoke signals now have 8 quarter-million dollar radio transmitter squatted in their - midst, ./ ©FCF chose the Caughnawaga \u201c Indian Village as site for its powerful new C-Waga Transmitter because it is nine miles closer to Montreal than the old transmitter site at St.Genevieve.Located opposite Lachine, Caughnawaga is about eight miles long and four, miles wide.The village houses about 3,000 inhabitants descended from the + Iroquois.» The new transmitter project has four 300 foot towers, with tower lighting supplied by 1000 watt beacons, in addition to 200 watt half-way beacons, automatically cofitrolled.The main transmitter building has two transmitters, one New Gates type BC5E and one Marconi type PB-31; one gasoline engine generating set at 75,000 watt capacity plus audio and monitoring equipment.There is approximately 42 miles of ground wire installed around the towers.With this new transmitter, CFCF hopes to provide clearer and better reception for more people in the Montreal area.Army Service Corps To Meet Tonight ; A general meeting of The Royal Canadian Army Service Corps Association will be held Friday, April 12 at 8:15 p.m.in the RCASC Armoury, 740 Bel- eR paign for $25,000.A pioneer unit, No.1 Squadron dates from the earliest days of pointe St.Charles, Verdun and the Second World war.Its for- Air St, mation was sponsored by & prominent group of Westmount citizens who played a leading part in discussions leading up to the introduction of the Air Cadet League and were later rewarded when their squadron was designated as No.1.The squadron The agenda will include the following points as well as other stems of business: RCASC Memorial Day Parade «tentative date 5 May '57.Discussion of plans for Smoker to be held 18 May '57, Report on progress of Bur- eary/Scholarship awards for the present school term.In view of the importance of \u201c the subjects to be discussed it is urged that all members make an effort to be present.flourished and grew to a strength of almost 400 cadets.Following a period of inactivity the unit was completely reorganized in 1948.Under new sponsorship, with new officers and a whole new generation of cadets, No.1 Squadron once again ranks among Canada\u2019s finest.Sponsored by the Air Force Veterans\u2019 Association, Quebec Branch 84 of the Canadian Legion, the squadron draws boys from West- | CROSSWORD PUZZLE 8.Cubie meter 6.Morsel 7.Orchestra member 8.Vipers 0.Stagger 10, Dirk 16.Tree 19.Smallest state (abbr.) 20.Ship's record 81.Female sheep 22.Marsh .ACROSS 3.Mud flats (Ire.) 6.Wild pigs 11.Land of the lamas 32.Dramatist (Norw.) .39.Worship 34.Pith helmet .A dance 7.Little island ,38.Dreads 180.Not right 8.Young cat 7.To be in debt $8.Coin (Swed.) » Docile Projecting end of a church .Storms .Detest .Poisoned in warfare * 48.Deputy -48.Detile 46, Midday : Meal _ 47.Rub out 48.Underworld river - -Umyth.) 49.Ancient Gree Kk townships DOWN .Pierce , Resort (It) 2.Old coin >.(en; Sha destitute _ 24.Spine ning toy 25.Bitter vetch 26.Born 30.Ditch ; 1.Music note NINETEEN 32.Ovum \\ 83.Vouch 85.Relieved 86.Corridor ANSWER ON PAGE + 87.Chills and fever 38.Canvas shelter 40.Bang 11.Otherwise 42.Coloring agents 44.Definite article West Montreal Squadron Leads Air Cadet Activity Ever hear of No.1 (West Montreal) Squadron?No.1 Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Cadets, is Canada\u2019s \u201cfirst\u201d air cadet unit and their story is especially timely now that the Air Cadet League of Canada, Quebec provincial committee, is in the midst of its annual cam- mount, Notre Dame de Grace, other districts.The new unit, which is gradually matching the achievements of its predecessor, is commanded by S/L John Barnes, who was an air cadet with the original squadron.Other officers are F/L Ian S.MacDonald, adjutant, and F/O W.N.Nickels, supply officer.The Civilian Committee is headed by A.Ross Grafton, a director and past chairman of the Quebec Provincial Committee.H.P.Illsley, founder of No.1 Squadron and a chief instigator of the Air Cadet League, has retained his interest and serves on the Committee.The benefits of air cadet training are multiple.After initial documentation, the new boy is given basic training with emphasis on military deportment, service familiarization and good citizenship.He is taught how the Air Force team operates\u2014both on the ground and in the air.A general course follows which includes instruction in Air Force history, armament, aero-engines, first aid, meteorology, radic navigation and airmanship, plus extra-curricular subjects such as photography, marksmanship and precision drill, The unit meets once a week throughout the school year.Scene of activity from 7.30 to 10 p.m.each Monday evening is Westmount Junior High School.The cadet is given self-discipline and soon learns to carry himself erectly, More than 125 cadets are enrolled with No.1 Squadron.Cadets are generally between the ages of 14 and 17 years.During his final training year, the boy finds many opportunities awaiting him.There is the chance of winning a flying scholarship, learning to fly solo and obtain a private pilot\u2019s licence, the opportunity of a fully- paid college education, the possibility of visiting various countries in exchange visits, and so on.Each summer, cadets are taken to an RCAF station for two weeks of summer camp training, including further instruction on heavier RCAF equipment and an effective sports program, : The provincial financial campaign for $25,000 will be followed l by Air Cadet Week across Canada, April 28 to May 4.Campaign funds help supplement the annual * \"WESTMOUNT YMCA opened their swimming pool last Mon-' PAGE TWENTY-ONE day to all non-swimming children in Westmount, Here Nell de Vos and Pam Ellis, Instructors, give the first class some safety warnings.Left to Right: Pierre Marchand, 6; Norman Johnston, 6; Charles Michaels, 6; Everett Bastet, 6; John Gwinnell, 6; Heather Kirkpatrick, 6; Miss Ellis and Miss de Vos.Handicapped Child Tag Day Saturday The annual Tag Day for the School for Handicapped Children will be held Saturday.Residents are asked to contribute generously to the school\u2019s appeal.The School for Handicap- CAMP NOMININGUE NOMININGUE, QUE.33rd Season Boys 7 to 16 Years Ideal site, completely equipped.Mature Staff \u2014 Five age groups.Resident Doctor and Nurse, Canoe trips, sailing, water skiing, swimming, tennis, riflery, archery, sectarian, ped Children is the only non- non-denominational institution in Greater Montreal devoted to the rehabilitation of mentally deficient children who crafts, nature.Limited accommodation half season only (July August 21st).Owner-Director: Nustrated folder.second 25th to F.M.VAN WAGNER cannot attend classes set up by school boards for backward children.3071 Trafalgar Avenue Montreal \u2014 WE.8937 CAM P 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 A FOR BOYS 6 - 16 YEARS Lac Archambeault, St.Donat, Que.56tl season, Fully with doctor on call.Unequalle uipped; ex Director C.Barrett Powter, B.A.rienced staff, Registered nurse, ! ) U lled site; instruction in land sports, shooting, canoeing, sailing, swimming and water skiing; canoe trips.Folder on request N.B.Powter, 234 St.Anne St., St.Anne de Bellevue Tel.St.Anne 5-745 grant to the league by the Have Your TV Set Checked & Repaired Don't take CALL US UP TO 10 P.M.$3.50 per call, includes service end adjustments, tube replacements extra.Skilled bonded technicians \u2014 30 day written guarantee on parts and work, ECONOMIC TELEVISION GENTER SALES & SERVICE ¥ West ere 5 R.C.A.DISTRIBUTOR 4231 Sr.James St.a chance on having YOUR CONK out during the Hockey Play-Offs GL.6665 RCAF, Cogn eye PESTE ET DE RES my TT ST FP SY Ty ToT SADA - : 5 - .7 XE 3 FAC LE) ion 2 Sa \u2014 Re bos i ar 7 a ST ay Ea TR Co ste ae creme suce a Lek FA Ce am art cages re ES regen AA BR nb om a, ue 0 CE HERE EY ro AT TIE Te nes IS\" AN 46 IR TE EN M a FE 18 Prise alk MN Lr om ne , teams, | PAGE TWENTY-1WO \u2018Tennis Permits Being Issued By Westmount The City of Westmount Recreation Department have started to issue tennis permits to Westmount residents.These permits may be secured at the Westmount Athletic Grounds, 4350 St.Catherine Street West.In order to obtain a permit, you must produce proof of residence.A car license, bicycle license, Light Department Re- The Sports Whirl By George E.Jones WE TOOK IN the opening game of the Dominion senior men\u2019s basketball series at Mont St.Louis on Saturday and certainly can say that the two YMHA Blues and .the Winnipeg St.Vital Bulldogs play a pleasing brand of ball.The Blues scored their second win on Sunday as we predicted to Jimmy Sim on Saturday, it will be three straight for the Blues.This Eddy Lucht is sure a ball of fire and a very dangerous man under the basket.Tallest man in the game, he was hard to check and made good use of his height.For a small man we thought that Bulldogs\u2019 Grant Alfonso played a nice game.Fred Ingaldsan, wearing No.77 was quite a hand at ball handling.Herb Jacobson and Myer Knobovitch for the Blues, played their usual good game.The crowd was surprisingly large on Saturday despite the Stanley cup game at the Forum.Only YMHA could have received that support with the Cup game being on TV.Their crowds have been good all the way up the playoff ladder.Le ¥* * In Brantford, fighting for the ladies\u2019 Dominion senior \u2018B\u2019 title, were the Verdun Argyles, but this time they did not bring home the bacon.They lost 55-41 in the first game and in the Saturday night contest, they were edged out by one point, 49-48.It takes quite a few years to build up a ladies\u2019 cage team.It started four years ago with the Beavers, They were beaten by Brock- ville, The Brocks were beaten for the Dominion, In the following year, with Argyles getting better it was Niagara Falls who stopped them after playing a tie game in the sce- ond tilt, Then last year they finally won the title.xX % The ceipt, house lease, school transportation pass, or a satisfactory official document.will be accepted.Roomers and Boarders are required to show a letter from their Landlady or Landlord, stating that they live at the given address.\u2026 Each individual must pick up his or her permit in person.Recreation Department offices are open from 9:00 AM.to 5:00 P.M., Monday through Friday.During the Month of May, the office will remain open on Wednesday evenings until 6:30 P.M.for those who cannot pick up tickets during the day.A 1956 permit is not sufficient proof of residence, Badminton Results 3rd Round Listed Third round results in the Westmount Recreation Department Mixed oubles Tournament are as follows: Mr.P.Thibodeau and Miss M.Brisset defeated O.Katorsky and Mrs.F.Spare 15-1, 15-1, Mr, and Mrs.Art Buckmaster beat Ross Sheppard and Jill Miskimmin 15-6, 15-8.Mr.and Mrs.G.Merritt ousted Thibodeau and Brisset 15-5, and 15-7, in a semi-final round match.| The Tournament will continue next Tuesday evening at Roslyn School starting at 7:30 P.M.Beth Whittall In US Swimming Event Beth Whittall, of Westmount, and a student at Purdue University will be one of the entries in the United States National swimming championships to he held in Beverley Hills, California, next week.Miss Whittall who did very well in the 1955 Pan American Games against American competition will swim in the free style and the relay.Beth, a member of MAAA.recently earned three Indiana State titles, the 200 metres butterfly, the 400 medley and the 400 free style crowns.Loyola Senior 'B\u2019 Basketball Champs Loyola defeated Mount Royal High School 107-104 on the round for the Senior B High School Basketball Championship.- Mount Royal won 54-48, The first game was won by Loyola 59-50.726 Atwater Avenue (Just above St.James St.) 1 1 TOO: 0 OO A 2 D AE A A TIRE CONSULTANTS ; We specialize in TUBELESS TIRE REPAIR with the most modern equipment EXPERIENCED MEN \u2014 PROMPT SERVICE STANDARD TIRE & SUPPLY CO.il WI.6749 0721\" THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1957 Coyne.NEW BOARD of Directors, Mount Royal Tennis Club \u2014 Left to right, seated: Miss Marietta Freeland, Chairwoman, Ladies\u2019 Committee; A.G.Wilson, Chairman; J.M.Spencer, Hon.Secretary.Second row: E.Jurisic, C.Routler, Mrs.Estelle Lavoie.Third row: A.W.Fogarty, G.A.Chance, J.Pike, C.Johnson, F.A.Carpenter ana Guy Dorval, Director of Publie Relations Missing, Jean Rinfret, C.G.Cook, B.D.SPRING IS HERE but Summer can\u2019t be too far away and it never is according to these two gentlemen of the City of Westmount Recreation Department.Left, John Garland calling off sport equipment items to \u2018boss\u2019 man Rocky Rothwell who is making sure that all summer equipment is ready.\u2014Bermingham Photo a 7-2 triumph over St.Laurent Jets at the Forum Tuesday night politan Junior Hockey League playoff final 2-2, Fifth game will be played Thursday at St.Laurent Arena.Yves Sarrazin provided two goals, with singletons coming from Serge Vigent and Tony Caron to round out the Nats\u2019 total.Real Trepanier, a Nationale castoff, and Vic Rainville, clicked for the Jets, Tempers flared throughout the contest and a total of 24 penalties were dished out.Sarrazin charged with ftve of them.The Jets were unable to get rolling in the first period, as their passing was off target.The Nats set up a solid defence and Nas, Jets Tangle in Fifth Mefro Playoff Game Tonight Lanky Terry Gray fired three they held Art Lessard's Jets at Samson scored the winning mark- goals to help pace Nationale to bay until the 48-second mark of er for Jets with less than two the third period.i \u2014Bermingham Photo showed well in the St.Laurent nets, but his defence failed to give him solid support.Art Lessard\u2019's St.Laurent Jets moved into the driver's seat in the Metropolitan Junior Hockey xleague\u2019s final play-off with a 6-4 triumph over Nationale at St.Laurent Arena, The victory gave Jets a 2-1 lead in the best-of-five final, Real Trepanier, Nationale cast off, provided the margin of victory for Jets as he rattled home three of the six goals, Andre minutes of play remaining when The high-flying Gray displayed he connected on a brilliant break- checking game.Eric and tie their best-of-five Metro- both a top-notch offensive and away, Jean Paul Collette and Dick Morrison provided the other Reid of Verona Blues, St.Laurent markers, The Largest Distributors of MADE IN CANADA Ÿ Prize Cups and Trophies | nd Complete \u20ac coverage of ail sports and general contest awards.WRITE OR PHONE FOR FREE TROPHY CATALOGUE\" TROPHIES At WHOLESALE PRICES ! Save 50% Daoustz Fils La Jewellers Trophies 3 STORES TO SERVE YOU 1397 St.Catherine W.BE.8684 Corner Bishop - - 3771 Ontario E.LA, 3-2642 : Corner.Valois 0 3699 St, Catherine E.LA.3-3149 Corner Nicolet Established 1912 ~ WESTMOUNT TROPHY winners of the Heather Curling Club were St.Lambert who beat out a Town of Mt.Royal rink.At the presentation, left to right: Larry Elliott, 3rd; Dick Tobin, lead; Mayor Sydney THISTLE WON the Heather Bonsplel consolation prize and left, George Knox, assisting Heather club bonspiel chairman makes the presentation to skip Dr.R.E.Ward.Others in the picture: R.McKay, 3rd; J.Beauregard, 2nd and P.Henrick, lead.St.Lambert Captures Heather Westmount Cup Bonspiel Event St.Lambert rink, skipped by J.McCormick won the Heather Curling Club Bonspiel and the City of Westmount trophy by defeating the Town of Mt, Royal rink, skipped by B.M.Adair, 11-9 in a 12 end match.The consolation event was v « by Thistle rink, skipped by Dr.£.R.Ward who defeated the Aubrey rink skipped by Keith Robb, 11-8.The finals in both matches were played following a club dinner president by C.R.Ran- son, chairman of the bonspiel.Mayor Snydey Bruneau of West- mount was the guest of honor and spoke a few words to the large gathering.Skips of different teams present at the dinner introduced members of their rinks.It was noted that three former members of Heather were members of the Mt.Royal rink who finished as runners-up for the Westmount trophy.Mayor Bruneau made the trophy presentation following the completion of the matches.Gordon \u2018English, Heather club president expressed his thanks toy club members and to visiting rinks who made the bonspiel a big success, There were 64 rinks in the competition.In the quarter finals, J.McCormick of St.Lambert beat B.8, Saundersof Royal Montreal; a a rr ME CY AY TOMA RTE REIS TWN WY J.D.Norris, Outremont beat out W.E.Thompson.St.George; J.Lavery, Mt.Royal beat Wm.Bourke, Royal Montreal and B.M.Adair, Mt.Royal beat out R.Masse, Granby.In the semi-finals, McCormick defeated Norris 10 - 8 and Adair won over Lavery 11-8.In the consolation semi-final, C.W.Rae, Chantecler lost to Dr.E.R.Ward, Thistle who won the event 16-14 with an extra end being played.K.Robb, Aubrey won over L.Ireland, Montreal West 15-8.In the final Ward .beat out Robb.Winners and Finalists: Trophy winners; J.McCormick, Skip; L.E.Elliott, 3rd; J.Newman, 2nd; R.Tobin, lead.Runners up\u2014 B.M.Adair, Skip; G.Adams, 3rd; T.Doran, 2nd; I.Smith, lead.Consolation event: E.R.Ward, Skip; R.McKay, 3rd; J.Beauregard, 2nd; P.Kenrick, lead.Runners up\u2014 Keith Robb, Skip; Ray Reddick, 3rd; Elmar Black, 2nd; Fred Letto, lead.BROWN NOT BEGGING The manager of Joe Brown, world\u2019s lightweight boxing champion, said a proposed May 8 title fight in Denver, Colo., will not be held unless Brown receives $50,000 guarantee,\u2019 * CK En ww i a + \u2014Bermingham Photo Golf Putters Meet On Wed., April 17 There will be a meeting of all those interested in Putting, to be held at the Westmount Athletic Grounds, 4350 St.Catherine St.West, Wednesday, April 17, at 7:45 P.M.This meeting is being held to discuss ideas and programme tor this season\u2019s play.All Westmount residents are welcome to come along and put forth their suggestions.Rugger Players Hold 1st Drill Members of the local ruggetr || clubs experienced the earliest opening of the Spring rugger s2a- son for many years when 36 brave souls turned out last Saturday on the Town of Mount Royal's ground.In spite of the cold and a considerable amount of mud, an enjoyable afternoon\u2019s workout, was had by all.Saturday, April 13, three games have been arranged.West- mount are sending two teams to meet the Town of Mount Royal whilst the Barbarians journey to Bruneau of Westmount; C.A.Ranson, bonspiel chairman and holding the Westmount Trophy; \u2018Mac\u2019 Mac-\" Cormick, skip and Jimmy Newman, 2nd.PAGE TWENTY-THREE Grace Campbell Judges Contest Grace Campbell, 609 Victoria avenue, art supervisor for the Protestant School Board, will be a member of the jury which will choose winning sketches and paintings.by Montreal school children submitted in the Parks Department Arbor Day contest.The contest closes tomorrow.More than 100,00 children in the fifth year and over are eligible to complete.Ten trophies | will be given to the eight best Catholic schools and two best Protestant schools on May 3.Nova Scotia Bank Wins Hockey Title Nova Scotia won the Bankers Hockey League Championship and the .Sig Slater Trophy at St.Laurent Arena.Nova Scotia defeated Royal Bank 5-4 to take the best-of-three final two-to- one.i \u2014Bermingham Photo Pt.Claire Rink Wins Caledonia Harry Unsworth, Pat Fletcher, Colin Thorne and Bob Poole of Pointe Claire Curling Club won the Caledonia Centenary bonspiel Saturday with a close 11-10 win over Ivan Ibbotson of Royal Montreal.In cunsolation play, the Burnside trophy goes to George Moon of Town of Mount Royal.He defeated a rink skipped by Clint Atkins of Outremont 12-10.Earlier in the day, Unsworth had beaten Ham Guthrie of Thistle 10-5 while Ibbotson eliminated Jim Hope of Lacolle 17-9.Hope was leading 9-1 in this match only to have the Royal Montrealers pile up 16 points without an answer.Consolation semi-final play saw Moon turn back Fred Soucy of Valleyfield 12-9 and Atkins beat the Brown rink of Heather 12-9, McGill COTC Moves In Ball Finals McGill COTC moved into the finals of the Military Fastball League playoffs Friday night with a 7-4 victory over Fusiliers Mont-Royal.The win gave McGill the best- of-three series 2-1.They will meet the winners of the Maison- neuve-Hussarg semi-final, This series is deadlocked 1-1 with the deciding game slated Friday.Dave Copp was the winning pitcher for the defending champions.He allowed nine hits.ONLY DOW !18 \"COOL CONTROL\u2019 BREWED Ottawa for a game with the rejuvenated Bytown Beavers.: Now Is The Time.To Enter The Westmount Boys' and Girls\" HOBBY SHOW APRIL 24th to 27th Office open for entries at the Westmount YMCA from 4 to 5 P.M.Monday, April 15th to Thursday, April 18th and Saturday, April 20th from 10 A.M.to noon and 2 to 5 P.M.{Office closed Good Friday, April 19th}.GL.3916\u201d \" DR re em SE | SA ei So mam HITTING New Heights IN PUBLIC ACCLAIM A su mea se EE Ra rae new F PAGE TWENTY.FQUR ree dm Vn at \u201ces me \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 - J Nan me a LT lie, Rome du mars \u2014 405.ee = WET ns uh an 2 EL Bass made 0 * \"Super-Right Is The Finest Quality Meat That Your Money Can Buy! 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