The Westmount examiner, 28 mars 1958, vendredi 28 mars 1958

[" : 4 CAN George Marler, Liberal candidate, wound up \u2018his campaign for Monday's election with a talk this week to the Ridgewood Tenants \u2018Association in the Ridge- crest Hall.His address dealt mainly with the current unemployment situation and the proposed methods of dealing with it.! : He denounced the Conser- | vative plan for spending $1,- 185,000,000.00 on extensive public works as a \u2018phoney | programme\u201d, inflated to give it an impressive appearance when, in reality M it does not provide for B added spending for public 6 works.8 \u201cOn examination,\u201d he said, \u201cit Ed Will be found not only that the BS total includes expenditures provided for in the hudget presented BE to Parliament early last year by F4 the Liberal government, but that È the amount of new spending ig about the same ag the government and ils agencies undertake in normal times, when there are Ed not hundreds of thousands of M Canadians out of work,\u201d i He proposed, moreover, three Ka! specific limitations sto the public it works method of reducing un- ER employment, EI Any such program, he felt, is 89 slow lo stimulate business be- À cause of the length of time that 4 il takes for the expenditures to (5 edfect the economy.IL is also limited in the type f jobs that it provides \u2014- main- Sly restricted to, building trades.à men, ; À third objection to the plea is the necessity that workers jeave É their homes and move to the site fof the construction project, The Pearson tax cutting pro- spusals, on the other hand, are E à very different solution to the k problems of resession and anem- Poyment,\u201d he said, Continued Mr.Marler: \u201cWe he- live, because the proposed tax rednctions represent a very large total amount, that they will have tte immediate effect of increas- fing consumer spending: that they Will encourage people to spend friore than they did last year; Pa that this will stimulate busi- (Continued from page 21) et eee i Waler-main break fs complicated\" A small hreak in a ng» water , has had Montreal Water- rks crews working round-the- PSE luck since Thursday l'epairing M5: damage.The break ocenrred ation of pipe underneath 5 érsection of Clarke and EN Bherbrooke, Ta complicale the affair Morkmen discovered, when they pr located the break, that the TE ES which would have the water wag also DIDATE Das tes 0 te af Fore Tw ; ammetr VOL.XXIX, No.13 Public session on parking set Thursday next A Public Meeting has been called for Thursday, April 3rd, at 9 a.m.to discuss revisions in certain Westmount By-Laws.The meeting will be held at the City Hall By-Laws to be revised are No.577, concerning buildings and building construction and No.535, concerning building zones.All amendments to these reg- ; ulations, in order to pass, must be submitted to the public.The amendment to By-Law 577 will provide for \u201cthe construction of incinerators in assembly buildings or institutional buildings if, in tha opinion of the Council, such construction is warranted by reasons of health, hygiene or other special circumstances,\u201d Previously.no apartment .or publie building was allowed an incinerator.Recent improvements, however, in this type of disposal unit have caused the Council to reconsider the ban.\u2018By-Law 555 will be amended so that \u201can apartment building shall provide garage or parking space on the same site to ac- comniodate passenger vehicles of the tenants of such building, of at least two hundred (200) square f2et in respect of every apartment in such building, which space shall be adequate and suitable for the parking of one a\"tomobile in respect of every such apartment.\u201d Other By-Laws changes which passed a first reading at the Council meeting Monday, but which, due to their obvious necessity, will not be submitted to public meeting include: Amendment to By-Law No.389 which decrees that \u201cthe erection, maintenance, use or operation of a sign illuminated by flashing, travelling or blinking lights, is hereby prohibited.The installation, maintenance, use or operation of red and/or green lights, on a sign or otherwise, in the vicinity of traffic lights where such lights may impair the effect of such traffic lights, is likewise prohibited.Amendment to By-Law No.(Continued on page 8) Melfing pond fo be larger is the rumor According to an unofficial report from Gity Hall, Westmount plans in the near future to construct a larger melting pond to allow for more efficient disposal of snow, The measure is prompted by the exceplionally heavy snowfall this year, which made it necessary to dump snow in West- mount Park as an interim depot.As a matter of fact, it took only four days to fill the park and later, when the crisis was over, five days were required to remove what was dumped and tig ed, dispose of it at the present poad.i i WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1958 AMEDEE JASMIN, CCF (Social Democratic Party) can- date in St.Antoine-Westmount Constituency.Mr.Jasmin was born in St.Laurent and educated at St.Laurent and Ste.Therese Colleges and the University of Montreal.He was admitted to notarial practice in 1907 and for 14 years practised in the city of Terrebonne, Que.before leaving to live in Paris, where for eight years he attended the Sorbonne, le Collège de France and the famous St.Guillaume Street School of Social and Economic Sciences.He has practised his profession in Ville Emard for the past 27 years since his return to Canada in 1929.He was one of the founders of the CCF party in Quebec and he is outspoken in his political opinions.Me will tell anyone who cares to listen that he, having suffered himself, during the depression of 1929 and having built up his security only through difficulty and hardship, does not want his children and grandchildren to be victims of financial fluctuations.and stock market whims, He knows that this wish ean only be realized through a social and economic system based on justice and humanity such as the CCF advocates.Next week's weather By ERIC NEAL MARCH 29 to APRIL 5 This week opens with' cool nights, warm, mainly sunay days and soft winds with blue skies, then clouding for some fluffy snow or showers.Breakup commencing, but true spring is three weeks away.The Laurentians and the east have another five wecks of changeable and rainy, but not unpleasant weather to come.Temperature range, high 33, low \u201823°F.Hours of sunshine this week, 47.This is another tornado and flood week for the southern States, and storms wil follow in the Maritimes and Vermont with fringes extending into the Eastern Townships, For western Quebec and eastern Ontario, sunny mid-week, and windy with occasional flurries or freezing drizzle.TWENTY PAGES Record snowfall during February costly for city Westmount City Council re- cievæd the City Manager's report for February at their meetirg Monday.It was highlighted by the activities of the Public Works Department on snow removal and extension of roads.A total of 291,129.5 cubic vards was disposed of by removal to the dumps and the pond and by casting back of walks.More than 1,000 tons of roughing material (salt, sand, cinders) was used.During the month, 40.8\" of snow fell against an 84 year average for February of 23.5\u201d.In prejaration for the extension of St.Catherine street, the demolition of Nos.5, 6, 7, and 8 Albert Place and 4854 St.Catherine street was well under way at the end of the month and consideralle progress was made in demolishing the garages at the rear of No.72 York Ave.More than 970 tons of garbage and ashes were collected at a cost of $10,479.81.The School Health Program was continued with 230 medical examinations being completed and 58 defects corrected.The Fire Department reported 45 calls, 6 for fires and 39 miscellaneous.There were five false alarms.Inspection of 247 premises resulted in the issuance of 56 notices and 52 cautions.There was a total of 134 acet- dents reported, resalting in injuries to 24 persons.This represents an increase of five accidents and a decrease of 10 injuries when compared with last month's figures.There was one fatality.Of the 24 persons injured in all accidents, eight were taken to hospital in Police Patrol cars.Painfing work contract let on post office Painting sub-contract for the new $96,200.00 postal station on Sherbrooke at Prince Albert has been awarded to J.Roma Bourdon Ltee., 4265 Guimond St.General Contractor J.R.Loyer Ltee., 8605 St.Denis SU, will award plastering and roofing sub-contracts soon.Anglin Norcross Corporation are submitting a price for construction of a two storey home on Montrose ave., Lo be the residence of Dr.D.G.Mackay, Health Director for the City of Westmount.The architect of the house is R.W.Humphrey, 1563 Mackay street.THE WESTMOUNT PUBLIC LIBRARY will be closed all day Good Friday, April 4, and all day Easter Monday.April 7.but will be open as usual on Saturday.April 5, from 10 a.m.until 6 p.m, ; S IN FINAL K DASH A.Ross Webster closed his campaign for election Tuesday when he attended an evening meeting of the Ridgewood Tenants Association in the Ridgecrest Auditorium, 3375 Ridge.wood avenue.Mr.Webster, accompanied by his wife, delivered no talk but answered questions put to him by the assembly.\u201chid; Quizzed on the talk of a Duplessis.Diefenbaker alli ance, he replied emphatically: \u201cThere has not been, there is not, nor will there be any such tie up.\u201d He suggested that any interested party attend the meeting at which Mr.Diefenbaker spoke last night at the Craig St: Armory, where the Prime Minister himself dealt with this charge.Webster explained, in answer to a question from the floor, why, in his opinion, a vote should be cast for the Conservatives instead of the Liberals, \u201cThe Cônservatives have done things for the unemployed and unemployable of the ration,\u201d he said, \u201cthat the Liberals, in all their years of office did not do.Moreover, the Conservatives have been able to keep the promises which they made prior to the last election.\u201d \u201cThe Liberals ran the country for more than 20 years; the Conservatives ran it better for seven months.\u201d The difficulties of governing without a clear majority were pointed out by Mr.Webster.\"Give the Conservatives a clear mandate for four years and then, if we have not done the job, vole us out,\u201d he said, After the question period, Webster went from table to table in the hall and met the majorily of the 85 people present.At an earlier supper meeting which he had attended at the Westminster United Church, At- water and St.Antoine, he spoke generally of the qualities of the Conservative leader, John Diefenbaker, and of his plans for the governing of a greater Canada.Pair pleads guilty - fo \u2018entering\u2019 charge Before Judge Legrand in Court of Sessions Friday, Vincent Pollard, 4594 Boyer street, and Andre Desrochers, 1420 De- zery, pleaded guilty to a charge of breaking and entering.They had been apprehended by West- mount police March 15th when discovered on the premises of the building at 4101 Sherbrooke street, Both were granted parole and were remanded for sentence until April 30th, rE aT Lp Tn ARE EE ee ae Ei ti at ieee ROT at Tn ue rite us gm at SERIAL ion?eT tex Se TIE sean mure 3 + cept sm en SET nr a am vie wpm ne me il.Tess THIS WEEK AND NEXT AT .RRR ZR .> y Unity Boys\u2019 Club 1090 GREENE AVE.A PROJECT OF WESTMOUNT ROTARY CLUB La UE The Westmount Examiner, Friday.March 26, 1958 Es By M auri Cc e M ari asine OTTAWA BOUND Unity\u2019s annual visit to the Capital City of Canada takes place this Saturday.Three basketball teams, their coaches, club officials and some 20 supporters leave Club Headquarters at 8.30 in the morning for a day in Ottawa as guests of the Ottawa Boys\u2019 Club.Three games are scheduled in the Bantam, Midget and Juvenile age categories and the total aggregate points of the three teams both in Ottawa and the return games in Montreal will determine the winner of the Goodwin Trophy.The Trophy in- cidently, hag been travelling back and forth, Montreal to Ottawa and vice-versa over a period of years \u2014 Ottawa being the winners of the 1957 series.The following boys will repre- gent the Unity Boys\u2019 Club: .Juvenile: John McDonaugh, Richard Simmons, Richard Cess- ford, John Westlake, Keith Ga-~ vin, Rodney Wilson, Fred Simms, Ross Britton, Syd Cowan, Buddy Foley and Kenneth Annable.Midget: Donald Laviolette, Brian Sullivan, Billy Hotton, Douglas Rowland, David Tagieff, Bobby Carter, John Devlin, Bobby Agard, Ian Gill and Xlaus Jaster.Bantam: Larry Dallas, Ralph Walton, Ray Mader, Howard Blanchette, Fred Power, Gilbert Hamilton, George Joss, Malcolm Turner, Bobby Brisson and Stuart Adams.The Ottawa Boys\u2019 Club will return the visit on Saturday, April 12th, DOMINION FINAL For the first time in the history of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club the Club will be represented in a Dominion Basketball Championship series.As a result of winning the Provincial Senior \u201cB\u201d Girls\u2019 Championship at Three Rivers recently, the Unity girls under Coach Doug Potvin will match cage talents with the Ontario winners on Friday and Saturday next at Catholic High School.The series, a two-game total points affair will determine the Canadian Championship.Coach Potvin has under his wing a starry group of performers chosen from the Girls\u2019 House League which operated throughout the fall and winter season at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club.Rated locally as one of the best cage quintets to represent Quebec in a long time, the Unity Girls are eager to bring the Unity Boys\u2019 Club its first Dominion Title.The Unity line-up is as follows: Lil DeAngelis, Tillie Jankowicz, Mae Ellefsen, Phyl and Pat McGlash- an, Gwen Lord, Dorothy Maria- sine, Carol Smart, Margaret Gil- SWISS WATCH REPAIR EXPERT REASONABLE RATES W.FREDERICK Master Watchmaker 1370 GREENE AVE.(Near Sherbrooke) WE.7-1855 more, Sheila O'Connor, Rosemary Anderson.TALENT PARADE Several outside shows are on tap before the Talent Club will: perform before a local Community audience.The annua] Variety Show will take place at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club on Friday, May 2nd.The Show will be held in conjunction with the Hobby Show and the Ladies Yüx- iliary Food Sale, Fred Pennell's Talent Parade has had a busy season.The group have provided entertainment for shut-ins, hospital patients and for the benefit of church organizations, On April 9th, the group will entertain the patients at the Queen Mary Veteran's Hospital and on the 23rd, of April at the Verdun Protestant Hospital.PROGRAM NOTES One of the attractions during National Boys\u2019 Club Week will be the Wheel Chair Wonders players versus one of the Unity teams.The Biddy Basketball Playoffs start the week of March 31st.The Unity Cubs meet Victoria- town in a two game total point series.The Cubs have won the League title.They completed the season undefeated.In the inter-club Girls\u2019 League, the Unity Juveniles defzated Rosemount 38-18 to retain \u2018heir first place supremacy.Joan Driver was Unity's scoring threat with 20 points.Dick Schroder\u2019s senior \u201cB\u201d cage squad, although eliminated from further playdowns by Ed Lucht's Lakeshore team, is playing an exhibition game next Saturday against a team from Mes- sena, New York, The game will be played at the Club.The Montreal Boys\u2019 Association Annual Meeting was held at the Club on Wednesday, March 26h.Members of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club Ladies Auxiliary and the Leaders\u2019 Corps were responsible for the catering services.Unity\u2019s choral group under the direction of Professor Emery Pal rade their debut at the meeting.Entertainment was also provided by the Unity Talent Club, the Lions Boys\u2019 Club, the Point St.Charles Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Club and the East End Boys\u2019 Club.The \u201cSweet Adelines\u201d a female barber-shop quartette was a special attraction.John MeDonaugh's Midget has- ketbal) team, the last of the current crop to vie for honors in the City League Title hunt play Richard Academy of Verdun in a best.of three series at Verdun on Thursday and at Unity on .fon- day.If a third game is necessary, the game will be played at N.D.G.Community Hal] floor.Thousands of Canadian men, women and children serve as Red Cross volunteers.You serve as a volunteer through your annual contribution to the Canadian Red Cross.WESTMOUNT TAILOR and VALET SERVICE C.CYNAMON Ladies\u2019 and Gent's High Class 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.QUALITY GUARANTEED BY EXPERT HANDS 4255 St.Catherine St.West PROMPT SERVICE WE.3-2672 J.H.Armifage, 80, Locals compefe in buried Saturday Final tribute was paid Saturday in the chapel of Jos.C.Wray to J.Howard Armitage, of 400 Kensington Ave., general manager of guaranteed Pure Milk Co.Ltd., who died Thursday at the Reddy Memorial Hospital at the age of 80.Mr.Armitage was born in Trenhomeville, Que, and was educated at the old Tucker school and Montreal High School.He joined the Guaranteed Pure Milk Company in 1900.He was a member of the Thistle Curling Club, Montreal Executive Association, Quebec Dairymen\u2019s Association, Hamp- stead Golf and Country Club and St.Andrew's Church, West- mount, Predeceased by hig wife, the former Christina Munro, he is survived by a son, Munro; two grandchildren, Allan and Howard, all of Montreal; three brothers, Marcus, Russel and Arthur, all of Sherbrooke, and three sisters, Mrs.Grace Pitts, Montreal, Mrs.Beatrice Dixon, Calgary, and Nelle Wiggett, Sherbrooke.Burial was in Mount Royal Cemetery.* wn crn Edy > \u201c gymnastic meet from YMCA and schools vin, Immaculate Conception; 9 Lapointe, Immaculate Conc.tion; 3.Caporicél, \u201cImmaculate Conception; 4.Lapointe, In.maculate Conception; 5.Walle, Westmount YMCA; 6.Acheso, Westmount YMCA, Immaculate Conception Center first with 94 points, secong Westmount YMCA, 143, thiq John Grant High Schoo), 115 points.Eighty-eight competitors, representing 10 clubs took part im the 1958 City of Montreal Gymnastic meet at McGill Gymnasium, The meet was sponsored by the Quebec A.A.U., and conducted by the Montreal Gymnastic Committee.Gymnastics is fast developing in the Montreal area and it was encouraging to see 24 boys and eight girls take part in the Tyro division for beginners under 14.Boys competition, free calisthenics, box horse vaulting, hign bar, pommel horse, parallel bars and rings.Individual and team scores as follows: Boys\u2019 tyro division\u20141, Rowell John Grant High School; 2.Du- mayne, John Grant High School; 3.McKean, John Grant High School; 4.Hall Montreal West High School.Team in top .position was John Grant High School with 117!4 points, second, Immaculate Conception 23 and third, Montreal West High School 18, West- mount YMCA fourth with 5/2 points.Girls tyro division \u2014 1.Gau- Novice Boys \u2014 1.Belton Lachine High School; 2.Longpre Immaculate; 3.Poirier, Immaculate; 4.Higgins, Lachine High School; 5.Marsen, Lachine High h School; 6.Cote, Immaculate, [ Novice Boys team champion IR ship, Lachine High School 702;, second, Immaculate Conceptian, 5814; third, McGill University, 2013 points.- Novice girls individual honors: 1, Paquett, Lachine High; 2.Tobin Mount Royal High; 3.Spence, Mount Royal High; 4.Goyette, Immaculate; 5.Tetley, Lachine High; 6.Des.rochers, Immaculate.Novice girls team championship .Lachine High School, 45'2: second, Mount Royal Hign School 35; 8] third, Immaculate Conception x; 3 fourth, John Grant High, 29 points, > Learn-to-swim registrations over 100 mark Registration for Westmount YMCA Annual Learn to Swim Campaign have passed the 100 mark after only two weeks of operation.There will be room for only a total of 220 boys and giris in the course which begins April 14, so parents are advised to send in their registration without further delay.Classes will be composed of ten boys and girls, and will run for a series of ten lessons which will be held twice a week.Girls classes will be every Tuesday and Friday, while boys classes will be Monday and Thursday.The classes will begin at 2 o'clock in the afternoon and last for half hour periods.Some groups are already nearly filled, including the 2 o'cinck, 4 o'clock and special mixed 4:30 class.Instructing the novice swimmers will be Miss Nellie de Vos, who has been successfully teaching these children\u2019s classes at the \u201cY\" for the past three years.Ron Ladouceur is preliminary talk\" winner A senior student from Catholic High Schoo! yesterday talked his way to victory in the preliminary competitions of the Rotary Public Speaking Contest held in the Auditorium, of West Hill High.Ronald Ladouceur, a resident of Vaudreuil Terrace, delivered an address on \u201cForest Conservation\u201d.His five minute talk was delivered in quiet and persuasive manner and stressed the value of wood and wood products to the Canadian economy.His triumph over three other contestants Jim Cooper of Verdun High, Stephen Lipper of Westmount High and Mike Feiner of West Hill \u2014 qualifies him to participate in the semifinals to take place April 21 and 23 at the Westmount and St.Laurent Rotary clubs.John Doonan, 6702 Chester ave., a student at D'Arcy McGee High School won a place in the semi-finals earlier in the week when he was judged best of six contestants at a preliminary meeting.M 5 Junior men all round honors: 1, Larose, Immaculate; 2.Hamilton, Lachine High; 3.Desrosiers.Lachine High; 4.Hotte, Sir George Williams 5 Sawchuk, McGill; 6.Potvin, Rica.ard High School.Jr.men team champion: 1.maculate Conception, 58 Lachine High 54.Junior women all round honor: 1.Monique Cloutier, I.C.C.: 2.Micheline Cloutier, I.C.C.: 2.Marie.Claire Vigeant, I.C.C.; 4.Jane Matthews, Lachine.Team champ! nship: Immacuiate Conception Center 78 points.\u2018Sixers Rally hig success says report Saturday a successful Sixers Rally was held in St.Leo's Academy, about 36 cubs, 7 lead- 1 ; ers, our District Commissioner found: IRA Pet tis ul Col.J.E.Slessor, and President, Yermay 91.3; 4.Nicole Nadon #8} Mr.S.L.Shannon were present.5.Mia Vander Ho ip: i The rally was under the very [late Conceotion Center, able direction of Akela C.Foo Hungarian Rakoczi #4 ter of St.Matthias Pack, Col.Slessor welcomed the Cubs.The program opened with the Grand Howl lead by Sixer Steve Pre- vost including several exciting games, a break for BONES (refreshments) a Jungle Dance, finishing up with a sing song and story in the moonlight round the campfire.Sixer Howard Greenwood lead the closing Grand Howl.ROSEDALE EDCAR A.WRAY Funeral Chapel WURLITZER ORGAN 4911 COTE DES NEIGES RD.South of Queen Mary at Decelles RE.1-4868 0.Im- points; 2 Senior women, individual all Immazu.60; 2 E MODERN facilities of the D.A.Collins Funeral Home are an important reason why our service is selected 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April 4 with a special Passover service at 6.45 o'clock in the Temple Sanctuary.Following the worship the annual congregational seder feast with its dramatic ritual of the Hag- gadah will be held in the new social hall at 7.15 o'clock.At this feast a special ritual of remembrance for the six million Jews who perished at the hands of the Nazis and for the herces of the ghetto uprising will be observed.Passover morning, service, Saturday.April\u2019 5 at 10.30 o'clock.Robbi Dr.Harry J.Stern will preach on \u201cParaoh\u2014Yester- day and Today.\u201d .The final day of Passover, F'ri- day morning, April 11 at 10.30 o'clock.At this time the annual spring memorial (yizkor) service will also be held.For Reform Jews and Jews residing in the State of Israel, Passover and the eating espec- x ially of unleavened bread or matzoh is observed for only seven davs while Orthodax Jews observe an eighth day of the Feast.Local \"Y\u201d girls win gym honors Westmount YMCA girl gymnasts placed second in TYRO division (age 14 and under) of the Cily Wide Gymnastic Tournament held Saturday at McGill Gymnasium.The six local girls who entered the meet placed as follows for all around honors: 5th, Linda Waller; 6th, Cathy Acheson; 7th Pat Foster; 8th Margot McDougal; 9th Kippy Murphy; 17th, Maureen Mahoney.We have received a shipment of genuine English and Scotch TWISTS, TWEEDS, LAMBS' WOOL, WORSTEDS, .REVERSIBLE TWISTS and MOHAIRS of highest quality.In All Shades and Patterns.Ladies\u2019 and Gent's SUITS & COATS MADE-TO-MEASURE IN ONE WEEK HOOVER VACUUM Service by trained \u2018Hoover Men and genu- available - only through Factory Branch Service Stations.HOOVER CO.LTD.CR.1-3529-CR.1-3488-CR.1-6233 \\ .\u201c ai Spree i RELATE AXEAY .Wxam \u2019 Tt I .\u2014 mer .\u201c55 YEARS IN HA WESTMOUNT\" Reliable WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmakers OHMAN\u2019S JEWELLERS WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.\" _ WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1958 president of Temple HELPING REBUILD THE TEMPLE: HYMAN GROVER, Emanu-El accompanies RICHARD TUCKER, star of Metropolitan Opera who is signing the Golden Book in the presence of His Worship, Senator Sarto Fournier, Mayor of Montreal, prior to the Temple Emanu-El Restoration ¥und dinner, which brought together over 800 leading citizens.Westmount Rotarians hear Mrs.M.McCrea on Service (Centre The cost of keeping children at the Montreal Children\u2019s Service Centre is some $700,000 a year or $1.80 cents a day per child, Mrs.Muriel B.McCrea, executive director of the centre, Wednesday.Upkeep includes some 420 unmarried mothers, 74 workers, 2,000 children, and in addition, financial backing for foster homes, Mrs.McCrea indicated.She said the \u2018family\u2019 of children at the welfare agency, which has seen a 100 per cent growth in the past 10 years, is composed of three groups: the children who are brought to the agency by their parents because they lack financial means, or because the family feels they do not want children; newborn babies of unmarried mothers; schoolage and teen-age children who came to the agency from broken homes or disinterested parents.In the first group, the toddlers who are brought in by their parents, there are hundreds who come to us in the course of a year, she said.\u201cHowever, the Customers or our own material made up.© REPAIRING * REMODELLING © REFITTING QUICK SERVICE F.L SILVER LADIES\u2019 & GENT'S TAILOR 1235 Greene Ave.{Downstairs} WE.2.6633 3 best place for a chi'd is with his own parents,\u201d she asserted, \u201cand the welfare agency prefers to help the family work out its problems than simply take the child off the parents hands.\u201d In the second part of the centre's \u2018family\u2019, the first work is done with the unmarried mother- to-be who usually comes to the agency in about the sixth month of pregnancy, Mrs.McCrea said.\u201cThere were some 300 additions of this nature to our family last © told Westmount Rotarians, year,\u201d she noted.\u201cWe have found,\u201d she stated, \u201cthat it is better to give these mothers help where we- find them, rather than send them back to their families.\u201d She said they were generally an independent and co-operative group, which cuts down considerably on the centre's expenses.\u201cWe make sure that these mothers get imniediate medical attention, and later make hospital arrangements,\u201d she said.After birth, adoption plans must be considered.\u201cIt is our job to try to place all these illegitimate children in foster homes, and it is a difficult job with those who are disabled or handicapped, or who are the product of a mixture of races.\u201d There are now, through the work of the agency in encouraging adoption, 585 names of hopeful foster parents on the waiting list.; The number of children who come to us.from irresponsible has increased by 300 per cent in the past 10 years, Mrs.McCrea noted.\u201cThese are the hardest children to handle,\u201d she stated, \u201cThey come to us fro, mirresponsible parents who have no sense of family relationship and are indifferent to their children.We (Continued on page 11) Straight talk Y » George Marler It is now a little over seventeen years since | first entered public life.My first elected position was as a member of Montreal's City Council, where as Yice-Chairman of the Executiva Committee | took an active part in the re-organization of Montreal's finances and in dealing with such problems as labor relations, traffic, town planning, and many other municipal matters.° ° ° .My activities in that field took me frequently to the Legislature in Quebec and when in 1942 the riding of Westmount-St.George become vacant | was elected to represent you in Quebec.ln 7948, | was chosen Leader of the Opposition.Because there were only eight of us in the opposition at the time, this added responsibility was another new and challenging experience, very arduous indeed, but rewarding in the greater opportunities for service that it afforded.\u2019 ° e ° In the circumstances, therefore, it now seems natural to me that in 1954 | readily accepted Mr.St.Laurent's invitation to become a member of his government.Being Minister of Transport.for Canada was the greatest challenge with which | had been faced and undoubtedly the most exacting.To meet that challenge | gave up my notarial practice, and for nearly three years | devoted all my time and energy to my ministerial duties.° ° ° I was the first Montrealer to be appointed as- Minister of Transport.Because of Montreal's vital interest in transportation, it seemed to me that my appointment provided an unusual opportunity for me fo serve, in a very special way, the community in which | had grown up and which | knew so very well, ® e ° - For example, it was while | was Minister of Transport that work started on the complete modernization of the Montreal harbour's grain handling facilities and the new piers that will be needed when the Seaway opens.Also, construction of the Nun's Island Bridge and the new passenger terminus at Dorval were started, as well as many other projects in this area and the rest of Canada.° .° Of course, my responsibilities as a minister ended when the Liberal government resigned in June \u20181957, but nevertheless since then | have devoted all of my time to representing my electors in Parliament, e ° ° - Throughout all these years | have tried to give you the kind of representation to which you are entitled; to support good measures and to oppose those that were bad or unwise, but above all to stand up fearlessly for what | believed was just and fair, regardless of where the political chips might fall.° .° If you believe that | can continue to give you the kind of representation that you deserve and that my experience will be useful in parliament, | shall appreciate the support you give me by voting im my favour next Monday, March 31st, .Inserted by St.Antoine- Westmount Liberal Committee \u2018Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 28, 1958 - WE SAY Municipal group and City Council * ESTMOUNT Municipal Association president Mr.A.O.Leslie in a letter on this page replies to last week's editorial on City Council discussing public business in private.| Legalistically he is right in denying that the association favors open Council discussion.But this suggests that his executive does not now command the confidence of the membership.It is peculiar to see an executive with a long record of past actions taken without necessarily getting the membership\u2019s approval, feeling that on this, issue it cannot act in the name of the association.| Mr.Leslie also denies mayor and aldermen are creotures of the association.What else can un- onposed nominees be?For years the only route to Council seats has been by acclamation through the association's almost invariably unopposed nominations.Strange cre- \u2019 atures if not the association\u2019s! ! There are citizens who trust the executive will recommend fully open Council meetings to the membership for discussion and vote at the annual meeting on May 8.No one suggests West- mount is not among the best-run municipalities anywhere.\u2018 But many suggest that it is dangerous and unhealthy to conduct publie business behind closed doors.All the more dangerous when those conducting it are, by system and custom, the unopposed and virtually unopposable nominees of a single body.Vote on Monday; it's your duty MPORE than 2,000,000 = Canadians failed to exercise their franchise last June \u2014 though they were legitimately on the official list of electors.Probably: they were responsible \u2014 more than any other single factor \u2014 for the stalemate that has brought about the current Federal election at a cost of more than $10,000,000.Monday \u2014 go out and vote.The ability to cast a | SAY! Two university undergraduates \u2014 one from Oxford, the other from Combridge \u2014 were bragging about their respective seats of learning.The Cambridge mon, true to the tradition of all Cantabs, said, with his nose in the air, \u201cAt Cambridge, breeding is everything\u2019.Whereupon the Oxford man rephed \"At Oxford we think breeding is a lot of fun, but it's not EVERYTHING\".THE QUEBEC NA CW, John W.Sancton Publisher .P Harry V.Stoddard, Director of Public Relations EXAMINER Serving the City of Wastmount THE EXAMINER PUSLISHING COMPANY Hsad Office: 2185 Ham, ton Ave, Montreo HUater 1-27°71* Hugh E.McCormick resident Harry B.Heughton, Director of Production Kenneth Hatton, Director of Sales Lorne D.Macbean, Secretary-Treasurer Tracy S.Ludington, News Editor Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager I'he Examiner aims to be an independent, -lean newspaper ivr the nome, devoted to public service.Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year $1.00 half vear.Authorized as Znd Class Mail, Post Office Dept, Ottawa.ran msrp + = dE NE ballot for the candidate of your choice is a pre- \u2018cious heritage for which many have sacrificed their lives.This is your opportunity to show that you are solidly behind the democratic way of life.Go to the polls as early in the day as possible, and vote for the candidate of your choice.All candidates have had every opportunity to present their stand on current issues.Make it your business to learn all you can about all candidates in your riding \u2014 and then cast your ballot.In this way the party receiving the confidence of the electorate will be in office by Monday midnight.Let us hope the winner has a sound majority so that Canada can get on with the job at hand \u2014 the business of good government, with a loyal opposition and an electorate that has the satisfied realization of having done its duty at the polls.Vote as you like Monday, but vote.By the way .Scientific d'alliance Meteorogolists are watching glaciers, to see how they respond.News item.Surely.surely even the coldest glacier will melt under those ardent glances.Printer\u2019s frolic The Council offlcials have inspected the houses, and made a report on the dirty widows in the front rooms.: (News item.) YOU Editorial answered by WMA president Sir: Your editorial of March 21 states that the \u201cWest- mount Municipal Association is on record as favoring open discussion of the City's business in open City Council meetings.\u201d I must point out that the association has not gone on record in any way in respect to the holding of meetings by the City Council.Following the directions of the association\u2019s membership at a meeting on Dec.10 last, the executive committee of the association has been considering certain questions in respect to the functioning of the City Council.The executive has not yet reached any conclusions on these matters.In any event, the findings and recommendations of the executive will have to be submitted to the association as a whole at a full meeting and approved, before they can be said to represent the association's views.This same editorial refers to the mayor and aldermen a3 \u201ccreatures\u201d of the Municipal Association.This is not in accordance with the facts.Candidates for civic office have on most occasions, been elected to office by acclamation.Inasmuch as other candidates have not been put forward, it must be concluded that the electors havd endorsed the association's recommendations.While the association is ready at election THEY SAY time if necessary to work for its candidates, once they have been elected they carry ouc their duties according to their own best judgment, A.V.Leslie, President Catholic pupils pose a problem Sir: While canvassing for Mr, Marler, I came across the following problem which is of great concern to many fami lies in the eastern part of our riding.As it is completely outside the federal field, I am passing it on to you in the hope that mention in The Examiner may inspire some solution.Brie fily, French-speaking Catholics in the area between Atwater and Fort street are members of the parish of St Leon-de-Westmount.Natural ly, these people would prefer to send their children to St Leo's School, the most con venient to their homes.However, these families are.of course, not citizens of Westmount.Therefore, they must pay $10 or $15 per child per month to the Westmount commission.As you can ap preciate, a total of $30 to $60 per month is an impossible burden to many lower-income families, Is there any way in which some arrangement could be made between the Montreal and Westmount commissions to remove this seeming IN equity ?SAY R.J.Joy , Love your neighbour, yet pull not down your hedge.\u2014GEORGE HERBERT. si im à dem SES TE = & sr i 5% & % ; / 2 - 3 - YOURS AT 3 eee - ou mn\" \u2018 - NO EXTRA COST! 5% neckline .2 À os poi e = ë advance ee ES e Ë dv m the newes i : L most modern - = = É & AP \u2018de, < ee z \u2018 LT ¥ E.3-3664 - nts of collar always lay flat * | } L NN a Le) E \"curl up\".\"Sleeping Collar\" is molded to conform to your This new MR.LINEN shirt finishing process banishes collar = N \u2014 ml The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 28, 1958 5 x mers = ZE ee ize FA ee tik ev debate eae 225 ee ee Er?mm fe SRBC it Eel emma ol gan Soi Ea ip A se gere EF Fie et aT ERISA UE ses, He eee TE Mis RER nie) nd ng men i \u2014 Lon, a eus nie + van - = RR TE rage oat! ke we\u201d eid wa rte veste x a mr rer ae EIR Heat ni aire re fen ER tr hme yr sors Se sy ey, AMIR Ser Sa 5 foe SR ie AE Ba moire et am rm 25 0e EEE EN, x ma LIN LE So al rag a {ke ES ETS Eg pe RE CT eT, elec ro TEE ES pe x.mettle sara ry Shia As = = = EE sr GE LÉ sis Re ere Bern me ee a ol En: TNO: Srp = A amb FEE = are SEE pet a sem ott et tore mn.Si te ere PEL AAA SITE _ A ar rire rE ARTS a a pas ote ATT es Sd SEA mer het el ce _ ot LL re ET er mi Tr me in ur = rom SEE TET, ar om ra = Rb nhl >\u201c pas areas sen re, RE 7 ét Er 3 Amn BLL mer a Mc roms gai nd ve ue arm\u201d EP ac ae me, er 7 orem ee! nl aber xs Tr enor oa a que A SD asprin I Co Le wre AT LL Le oh er Appr ram me ip rt Textes i pe pri es Se Ee ime nse aies I pr 4 op os Ss an ea M ee on nr pe rrr mecs ie COTE ee cr ri LE i ETERS ee Fo amies rian pt \u2014\u2014\u2014 =F ait me a \u2014- D SEE Sirus bln MS DES EEE pes ra ee = LAN gpa ae Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 28, 1958 Mrs.J.C.Portnuff is making plans for conference Making final plans for the Quebec Home and School Federation annual conference to be held in Montreal May 2-3 is the hectic job of Mrs.J.C.Portnuff, 618 Sydenham avenue.Mrs.Portnuff is chairman of the Federation's conference committee.Her conference work began last October as \u201csix feet of paper and a few instructions\u201d arrived at her home and she began reviewing past conference organization and started planning this year's meeting.She and her fourteen committee members have been meeting once a month Junior High School.The two-day conference which SWEEPSTAKES WINNER: Alicia Burns, 3412 Addington Sfamp auction for Red Cross Was biggest Biggest stamp auction too place Thursday at Victoria Hall, Westmount, at the 15th Annual Stamp Auction of the West, mount Stamp Club.One hundred and three items were put up for sale.The bidding was brisk and generous, and 103 items were sold.The total tay, for .the evening was $553, 15, which was given to the Re] Cross to purchase hospital begs, Sixty more lots will be on sy Thursday, March 27, at Victoria Hall, at 8.15.The most outstanding ite which brought the highest pj was a Coronation Leather bonny album of George VI Stamps with pages edged in gold.Tue bid was for $70.The stamps ranged in catalog value from $2.00 to $120.4, Sigs on \u201cRe Ë ul Mrs.Portnuff hopes \u201cwill assist .hy directly with local Home ani 43rd annual meeting avenue, grand prize winner of CJAD'S first Stanley Cup Sweep- There was also some United si School work next year\u201d, will ia- The 43rd annual ti T : stakes last year is shown receiving her plane tickets for an States Federation Bills with a o clude panel discussions, round : ual meeting 0 all-expense paid trip for two to Bermuda from Guy Peredeau of face value of $25.00 which sold % table reports from federation |The Snowdon Women's Club will| Trans-Canada Air Lines.Harry Rattigan, director of recreation for $10.00.: : à committees, and-reports on local pe held on Tuesday, April 8, at| -at Queen Mary Veterans\u2019 Hospital, where the draw was con- Several boys were delighted ty 4 Ç association activities.Much of|230 p.m.in the Lawrence Fisher ducted, looks on.The same prize of a trip to Bermuda for be able to purchase packets of th the program will take place in two and two tickets to all next season\u2019s Canadiens home games ! ; ; Hall of the Queen Mary Road .; AR > ; sa stamps worth $2.00, for 5 cent the physical sciences center of ; will be given to this year\u2019s winner of the Stanley Cup Sweep- bids, which was a special f McGill University, and there will United Church, 13 Finchley road, stakes.Contest entrants are asked to predict the winner of kids only.x be a dinner in the new Queen Hampstead.the Stanley Cup and the number of games in the Stanley Cup Two members of the stamp Elizabeth hotel.The president, Mrs.H.W.Hill, finals on a postcard addressed to CJAD's Stanley Cup Sweep- club who wished to remain ap.wore panel Jscussion which will preside and.refreshments Hospital care of the Queen ery eter ans\u2019 Hospital, Montreal onymous, made individual bids rs.ortnu sai wi A qe f ize rvicement will collec e mail, and after the available to local associations will be served by the hospitality Stanley Cup has been won, a group of entries will be selected ants donated by the te 3 io next year will be on the topic, chairman, Mrs.R.N.O Harring- at random.The entry closest the final result will be declared Members of the Red Cross: then 3 ass What Values the Family \u2018Wants ton.- _ the winner.gave the same box to the boys Ait to Preserve and Create.who had been making the 5 cent Ma On Saturday morning there Mrs.Portnuff's committee has e bids.Mr will be workshops set up for the been contacting local associa- er e on SIX ears Lewis R.Waller, of the West.Th federation committees which in- tions who will be sending three - mount branch of the YMCA, is obj clude such groups as traffic safe- representatives and observers to the Secretary of the Stamp \u2014 ty, general health, teacher re- the conference.About 400 peo- Club.John Pickering and Lew cruitment and parent education.ple will attend the conference, ans 0 ma es mar Sendall were auctioneers.S.R During the last few months Mrs.Portnuff said.- Grove, president of the West.mount Stamp Club, was also in By SIMON NAJOVITS attendance.P ° A seventeen-year-old Westmount hoy, Hans E.Pohl, - - 3 W T is making quite a name for himself around Sir George There is too much anirlal cour- 3 Williams College.Hans, who lives at 1378 x age in society and not sufficent à Zz moral courage, \u2014 Mary Baker Beauty Salon Greene avenue, is the Features Editor of ; Eddy.anny for Dogs the College\u2019 s weekly newspaper, The Satu ; Georgian, and the author of numerous pro- Entr ® Poodle Specialists © Grooming vocative and controversial articles.Recent- IN PERSON ! that P ly he penned a story on sex education which | > a J © Bathing still has the college abuzz.Some of his ° qual .other articles include \u201cArts Students Doomed To Joe-Boy S WwW Wh t om ® Complete Dog and Cat Supplies Jobs\u201d, \u201cHonest But Poor\u201d, \u2018Fifty-Five Days\u201d and \u201cNew ne Ite Supp : 1\u201d AND THE a pr POODLE PUPPIES FOR SALE World Society\u201d.oe Pi FROM GERMANY publican Party in \u201cthe Model num ; Parliament.corre 2 reene Ave WE.2-1907 Hans was born in Cologne, °°, W Ir S 1223 G e .Germany, in 1940 and came to It's unnatural for a boy of a Mo Canada six years ago.He be- 17 to live at home,\u2019 claims Hans.Vi .winne @ mf came a Canadian citizen last And so towards this end he plans ictoria Hall, city 1 B June.to continue his studies at the $50 University of British Columbia - Johns ; \u201cMy father came to Canada next year.While in Vancouver Saturday afternoons, testar or my sake,\u201d says Hans, \u201c.t0 he hopes to get a part-time job a A St L ° ensure me of a good future.Al- with a newspaper to finance his Apr.19th, 26th & May 3rd à and s \u2018though I did not personally in- schooling, room and board.4 McMa fluence my father's decision to In order to earn the rail fare ALL SEATS RESERVED NOW j LaSal KE come here, I've come\u2019to like to British Columbia he has taken E Town Canada very much.I love the a summer job with the Green WILLIS & CO.\u2026.ners « wide open spaces and hunting Thumb Company of St.Martin, x .and fishing.\u201d as a truck driver.St.Catherine St.W.corner The FORMERLY GCREENBERG'S GROCERY .to th As for a comparison of Co- Odd jobs are nothing new for Bish E.6620 St logne and Montreal, Hans be- Hans.In his brief seventeen ishop or DE.6 voit Now Under The Management of Jack Jear Who Has lieves that \u201cCologne has a deep (Continued on page 11) ù raisin .rooted culture which Montreal* N : Had 20 Years Business Experience In Westmount.can't, possibly have now being 3 od.only three hundred years old.4 Mrs} See our wonderful selection of Cologne was a thriving city be- # Lous fore the Romans.the ji FRE SH FRUITS \u201cI do like Montreal very much a ° donor though,\u201d declares Hans, \u201cits cos- Our D.Account Plow on he mopolitan atmosphere enthralls The] me.As far as I'm concerned it's & VEGETAB LES the best city in Canada.\u201d helps you to AONE follow .= With his Gernfwn shepherd To | Y dog, Ziska, Hans has become .tel ings Account ! QUALIT GROCERIES a familiar sight along West- L Use your Savings Account 4 Gro mount streets.He is a product y g.Po .of the Westmount public 2.Keep a separate Chequing Mrs, school system and a former Account for paying bills, Lachi member of the Westmount .FREE DELIVERY WE.5-9677 »ix uw Try this ew pln af any \u201cRoyal\u201d branch.i e A Hans is taking a science course IRA John at Sir George, but plans to THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA ES El switch to arts, English and phi- 0 4m 4145 ST.CATHERINE STREET WEST losoohy.next term.In addition | 2 to his job on The Georgian he is A En {Corner Elm] a member of the College Jazz - ng\u2019: i 1 Society and was recently elected a Boule { BRR RR w) 28 an MP for the Radical Re- | > Ine ZAR 7 PETER BRONFMAN, who has been named chairman of the second public fund-raising campaign of the Cerebral Palsy association.Other members of the committee: Mrs.R.V.C.Aitken, Mr.C.R.M.Allan, Mr.Louis .Gravel, Mr.Robert MacDuff, D.S.0., Mr.Jean Saint-Pierre, Mrs.B.Schwam, Mrs.J.M.Sharpe, Miss Barbara Whitley, Mr.Frank Wright.The campaign will be held from April 15th to 30th with an objective of $50,000.00.- t= \u2018Marianopolis plans enchanfed evening The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 28, 1958 -Wednesday, April 9, in Victoria Hall at 8.30 p.m.- The theme of this year\u2019s con- Marianopolis College Glee Club cert will be \u201cSome Enchanted is presenting its spring concert Evening\u201d, and will feature a va- Macfarlane, 32 Centre street, Fort Chambly.Cowhide briefcase: Mrs.Haeberle, 4169 Grand ooulevard.Dog\u2019s bowl: D.W.Taylor, 1421 Bishop street, Apt.14.$5.00 gift certificate: Miss Leo- nore Donnelly, 897 St.Joseph street, Lachine.Gift wrapping set: Mrs.G.A.Howard, 41 Winston circle, Pointe Claire.R.Kk ried repertoire, including classical and semi-classical selections from Haydn, Ravanello, Cesar Franck, and folksongs as well as top hits from Broadway: Rodgers and Hammerstein's \u2018The King and I\", and \u201cSouth Pacific\u201d.The entire production will again be under the direction of Roger Filiatrault, B.M., of the Royal Conservatory of Music of Brussels and the National Cen- servatory of Paris.In addition, T1 there will be two guest artists: Lise Joanisse, soprano, is the winner of the Toronto Star Scholarship in the 1958 Kiwanis Music Festival.She will sing favorite selections from Verdi, Rachmaninoff and Brahms.Maria Antonieta Vincenti, Pianist, will play the \u201cNocturne\u201d (Op.27, No.1) by Chopin, In recent years the Glee Club has presented some remarkably entertaining programs, due in part to the wonderful enthusiasm and vivacity of the members.Tickets may be obtained at the door or by phoning AV 8- 6762.Dozen West End residents win prizes at SPCA event The prizes given by friends of the CSPCA for their annual \u201cKnow your Animals\u2019 contest, were awarded on Saturday afternoon at the Shelter, 5215 Namur street.Entry forms containing the pictures of three wild animals that contestants had to correctly identify in order to qualify for participation in the awards, were distributed to members of the Society who enlisted the interest and support of their friends.The animals shown were a lynx, a prairie dog and a raccoon, and while a considerable number failed to qualify several thousand entries were correct, and the prize winners were selected from these.More than half of the prize Martin, 435 Green street, St.winners were from outside the Lambert.city limits, The main prize of a $50 gift certificate went to St.Johns, Que., while three contestants in Lachine, two each in St.Lambert and Pointe Claire, and single contestants in Como, McMasterville, Beaurepaire, Ville LaSalle, Verdun, Westmount, and Town of Mount Royal were winners of substantial prizes.Norwegian skis (junior): Sarah Ramsden, Main road, Como.Electric kettle: Thanos D.Zintilis, 5845 Monkland avenue.$10 gift certificate: Mrs.J.M.Bromley, 457 Richelieu road, Mc- Masterville.$10 florist's certificate: M, J.Oke, 106 Madson, Beaurepaire.Special prize: Barbara Bate, 1455 Drummond street.$10 gift certificate: Mrs.F.M.Mitchell, 4735 Meridian.Electric kitchen clock: Laura Ann Scott, 262 Des Oblats, Ville LaSalle.Special prize: R.King, Pine avenue, St.Lambert.Earring set: W.H.Austen.184 Lakeview avenue, Pointe Claire.Cut glass mayonnaise bowl: T.M.Galt, 258 Morrison, Town of Mount Royal.$10 gift certificate: Mrs.C.Richardson, 3455 Cote des Neiges, The proceeds of the contest go to the maintenance fund of the Shelter.this being the only fund- raising effort of the society for the year.Mrs.A.T.Galt Durn- ford, president of the SPCA, distributed the awardd and thanked Mrs.F.J.Macfarlane, Mrs.John Louson and Mrs.H.S.Root, of the contest committee, and the donors of prizes for their work on behalf of the society.315 The prizes were awarded as follows: Two paintings by Campbell Tinning, ARCA: Rod Johnson Jr., Apt.728.4 Grove park, Bottle of cologne: Miss Violet Portable radio- .Weir, 1228 Brown boulevard, io-phonograph: Verdun.Lao Wylie, 145 49th Avenue, silver cake plate: J.A, Robb ine, .» 8700 Decarie boulevard.$50 gift certificate: A.Denis, Tennis racquet: Mrs.H.V.mo de Salaberry street, St.Shaw, 5195 Lemmers, Lachine.$, Que, $10 gift certificate: Peter Electric blanket: W.H.Bootn, Rose, 630 Victoria avenue.3470 Patricia avenue, N.DG.Pencil sharpener: Mrs.G.Engl : Rowling, 5431 West Broadway, ingen, Print \u201cPartridge Shoot- N.D.G.Boulevang, hite, 8072 The g5 gift certificate: Mrs.H.Mumderloh; 3708 The Boulevard.$15 gift certificate: Mrs.A.B.Dog training course: Mrs.R.F SOCIAL PARTY AMEDEE JASMIN CANDIDATE IN ST.ANTOINE - WESTMOUNT DEMOCRATIC credits.IT WILL ALSO.insurance allowance IT WILL ALSO.What Does The CCF | Stand For ?Financed by workers and farmers, the CCF (Social Democratic Party) is NOT tied to high finance, or the big interests.IT WILL THEREFORE.ij \u2014 provide a program of assistance and work to end the present unemployment crisis.establish a policy of permanent full employment, freeing Canadians from the boom-bust cycle.adopt laws to free the farmer from the control of the trusts over food products, to organize markets in the + interests of the producers and to improve agricultural Control, through economic planning, large corporations and monopolies, establishing fair prices and imposing heavy excess profits taxes, particularly on companies exploiting natural resources.adopt new social security measures, particularly health and mothers\u2019 allowances.increase present social security payments, raising old age pensions to $75 per month, and increasing family S.cut income taxes on low incomes, and through increased exemptions, free many families from the burden of taxes.VOTE CCF VOTE | JASMIN, avc X CCF (sop) CANDIDATE ST.ANTOINE - WESTMOUNT Published by The Westmount CCF Club \u2014 WE.3-4014 RRP ERI a bs, TS, TAR SITE £m AN Ann Br ts Rog rer eh wr tT mee, [a SEAT 8 The Westmount Examiner, Friday.March 28, 1958 Examin er Profile = Chotem: swings busy baton By CYNTHIA JONES One of Canada's distinguished musicians, a stalwart in television and radio, is Neil Chotem, pianist, conductor and composer.He conducts, sometimes from the piano, and arranges the French TV series entitled Divertissement, serving up symphonic pops fare, every other week.His next TV appearance will b& with an all- coloured cast, including the Porgy and Bess stars and dancers, on April 6 at 10 p.m.He also conducts the weekly radio CBM and CBF program called Music from Montreal.Four or five times a year he gives a concert.Only last week he played the Shostakovich piano concerto on three occasions \u2014 with the Mc- Gill Chamber Ensemble conducted by Alexander Brott; at the Children's Symphony Concert with Wilfred Pelletier conducting; and with the Liltle Symphony over the air.When interviewed at his tastefully decorated home at 161 Wolseley, Mr.Chotem intended to practise thre hours that night.\u201cI try to get some practising in each day,\u201d he said.A shortish 37%, with curly brown hair regeding from his forehead, Mr.Chotem has rather a deliberate, thoughtful manner which is somewhat, enhanced by bespectacled, deep, brown eyes.He is very relaxed for a musician.\u201cI am lazy by dispositiou,\u201d he admits.\u201cBut I never have time to be.\u201d PRODIGY A prodigy who made his debut at five years of age giving a ,concert in his native city, Saskatoon, which was always good to him, Mr.Chotem grew up to have Arthur Rubinstein write this about him a few years ago: \u201cI heard Neil Chotem play Bach, Chopin, Rachmaninoff and his own compositions, and I was amazed at his fine musicianship and stupendous technique, I predict a great future for him.\u201d It seems a tragedy that a musiclan cannot make a living giving concerts in Canada but Mr, Chotem seems happy about his life and work in Montreal where he settled after the second world war.He is married to the former Jane Gage, of Moncton, all parts of North America.{Near Claremont) BUS TICKETS For Provincial, Colonial, Greyhound and affiliated companies \u2014 to Also commuters\u2019 tickets available from WESTMOUNT INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL SERVICE Roger L.Huysmans, manager Reservations for Airlines, Steamships, Railroads, Buses, Hotels, Car Rentals.4927A Sherbrooke St.West HU.8-394] and dramatics CAMP MACAZA LABELLE COUNTY Summer Camp for Boys and Girls 7 fo 12 years Boating, swimming, handicrafts, boxing, trips, all supervision of carefull directe Miss Ruby Smith, B.A., M.S.P.E.BOOKLET ON REQUEST 501 Claremont Avenue under the chosen staff and by Westmount Women's Weathercast 9.05 A.M.Top Tune Time 1.05 P.M.SATURDAY Tops in Pops 1.05 to 4.00 P.M.Music For Your Dancing Pleasure 9.30 to 12.00 P.M.Amos \u2018n° Andy 7.15 P.M.The World Tonight 11.15 p.m.SUNDAY Moods in Music 3.55 P.M.Timmy's Easter Parade of Stars 5.00 to 6.00 P.M.N.B., who was the officer In charge of the RCAF entertainment unit of which Chotem was musical director.They have three children \u2014 Tara, 10, Tony, 8, and Peter, 6, who attend Elizabeth Ballantyne School.\u201cI was one of those prodigies,\u201d he said.\u201cI don't remember when I started to play the piano but my mother said I started beating rhythms on my high chair.In those days we had an old player piano and they could not keep me away from it.\u201d Mr.Chotem said he used to work the pedals with his hands.His mother told him that he played the Blue Danube Waltz with two hands when he was two and one half.At the same age he used to sing Peggy O\u2019Neill, HUNGRY His first engagement was playing piano solos at an | Elk banquet.Moose meat was served and Chotem can remember eating so much that he could hardly stay awake to play.He was always a regular performer at the Sunday night concerts in the movie houses.At school his job was to play the march for the children to march to their class rooms, \u201cMy parents, who were very % humble people, loved music and were quite serious about nurturing my musical career,\u201d Mr.Chotem said.\u201cThey never encouraged me to do anything else and I never wanted to do anything else.Both his parents dicd when he was overseas during the war.Mr.Chotem received most of his musical education in Saskatoon, a little in New York and a little in Chicago.When he was 15 a service club financed his trip to New York, to attend concerts, symphonies and operas.His scrapbook shows early clippings telling of a visit to New York at the age of 12.There is a photograph of a wide-eyed boy with lots of dark, curly hair.At that time he played for celebrated musicians in New | York who praised his talent.Public session (Continued from page 1) 420, concerning nuisances from unsafe and unsanitary apartment houses, provides for a rephrasing of certain sections of the By-Law to improve and increase certain basic facilities in their rooms.Amendment to By-Law No.406, concerning the sale of milk, which is required because of a printer's error in the present recorded copy of the By-Law.In effect, however, no change in practice 1s being made.At the same meeting a decision was taken to provide that interest on ta: arrears, rather than being set, as it has been, at 5%, be placed on the same scale as interest on bank loans.This move, which is being made by many of the Quebec municipalities, arises from thy understanding that many persons have heretofore found it less expensive to owe money to the City rather than to the bank.In consequence, tax arrears were more prevalent than they might have been.FLOWER SHOW Annual Spring Flower Show of the City of Westmount opens Wednesday in the Westmount Park Greenhouse, Red Cross nurses at Outpost Hospitals and Nursing Stations attended almost 3,000 births last year.You help welcome these young Canadians when you give Mr.Chotem says \u2018his own children are quick at music but have none of the emotional urgency for it that he had.His mother never tired of hearing him practise.She had played the mandolin during her childhood in Russia but there had been no musicians on either side of his family.His parents were so poor that they could not afford a tuxedo for his first New York trip.His mother, a seamstress, made one for him.RADIO AT 13 Mr.Chotem gave his first radio concert for the CBC in Winnipeg when he was 13.Between 1928 and 1935 he made frequent public and radio recitals in Saskatoon and Winnipeg.From 1942 to 1945 Mr.Cho- tem served with the RCAF overseas, acting as musical director for an entertainment unit which gave a total of 350 shows.\u201cIt was lots of fun,\u201d he said of this period of his life.He would like to return to Britain which he iikes because privacy is respected and people are more politically aware.\u2018Public opinion is a living thing there,\u201d he said, giving the example of the anti- H-bomb campaign.After the war in 1947 Mr.Cho- tem toured as assisting artist with Richard Tauber.The next Neil Chotem year he toured with the Men.delssohm Choir under the direction of Sir Ernest MacMillan.During the years he has made many appearances as piano soloist with the various symphony orchestras across the country.In 1953 he made a tour of Japan and Korea for the Canadian Armed Forces.Mr.Chotem, a fine jazz pianist, has composed and conducted incidental music for numerous radio, television and film dramas, He teaches a course at McGill University in writing and score.ing for these fields.His prized possession is a framed testimonial which was given to him at a reception last year from his orchestra.Thirty eight leading musicans of Montreal have sgned the document which reads: \u201cTo Neil Chotem \u2014 For having extracted from us, with the least possible pain, the finest work ever consistently produced during a radio series, we hereby express our gratitude.\u201d Mr.Chotem's comment: \"That is pretty nice when you consider that the relationship between conductor and musicians is always under great strain.\" to the Canadian Red Cross.ou.Saf ees THE na nse ROTARY CLUB OF MONTREAL \u201c= 0 #* 2-3 Sd 353 0 ® 3 ® 32 OG TSE ES 3 .- +, > Exceptional ability at the piano made new life for Charles Reiner An outstanding ability at the piano has been tie means by which Charles Reiner of 1375 Greene Avenue, Westmount, has managed to make for himself a new life thousands of miles from his original homeland and at the same time secure an international reputation.In 1947 Mr.Reiner, a young obscure pianist residing in Budapest, decided time was ripe to begin a concert career and see the world.\u201cThe only method of achieving this purpose was to be sent as one of the official Hungarian competitors to the famed International Music Competition at Geneva, he says.\u201cI was one of those selected for the 1948 competition who did not chose to return to my native land.\u201d The winning of one of the major prizes at Geneva gained for Mr.Reiner a «certain fame.and a Geneva scholarsh'p to study further.From 1948-50, he studied under the late Dinu Le- patti, a pianist for whom Mr.Reiner has always had the greatest admiration, \u201clI must admit that gaining first award in the piano section of the all arts competition arranged by a cultural section of the U.N.especially for stateless persons, was a big break, \u201cMr.Reiner says.As a result of this distinction, he displayed his skill in such large _European centers as London, Paris, Amsterdam and Zurich.A native of Canada since 1951, Mr.Reiner is .especially enthusiastic about modern Canadian works, \u201cI am always on the lookout for Canadian composers to supply me with scores of their works in order that many of these may be included in concert programs,\u201d he said.\u201cViolet Archer, Istvan Anhalt, Alexander Brott, Jean Papinean- Couture, and Clermont Pepin all seem to be of international standard, Some of Miss Archer's music was included in my very first Montreal concert.\u201d Mr.Reiner is not one of those who bclieves that Montreal represents a musical wilderness.\u201cThere is plenty to do here even in chamber and accompaniment work.\u201d he stressed.\u201cIt is very difficult to obtain solo work in almost every North American city.So far I have been quite lucky, giving four or five concerts almost every year.\u201d He has played before such diversified groups as the Ladies Morning Musical Club, the Wo- Fossils club annual show April 19-May 3 \u201cThat\u2019s the Style\u201d, the 27th annual variety revue of the Fossils Club of Montreal will be held at West Hill High School auditorium April 29 to May 3.Proceeds of the show will go to- Wilds the various organizations Which the club aids.Donations of approximately $50,000 since the war have been given hy the Fossils to boys\u2019 Work being done by the Mont- | 5127 SHERBR real Boys' Association, Point St.Charles Boy's Club and Boy Scout and Wolf Cub camps.Allan Mcïver will direct the revue which will consist \u2018of Musical production numbers as Well as perfomance by the 15- men\u2019s Art Society of the Museum of Fine Arts, Bel Arts, McGill Chamber Society and the Musical Youth of Canada, to name a few.In addition he has made innumerable radio and television appearances.When interpreting a composer\u2019s work, Mr.Reiner believes that a very important factor must be present.\u201cIt is an attitude of utmost modesty toward the composer, complete reverence for his output, the performer\u2019s personality should be displayed only through his work.\u201d Bach, Beethoven, Bartok and Debussy, rank among Mr.Reiner\u2019's favorites.He considers Bartok and Stravinsky outstanding geniuses of the 20th century.\u201cBartok is the true sue- cessor of Beethoven,\u201d he holds, \u201cthe contrepunctal ability of both these men is very close.Moreover Bartok true to the tradition of Beethoven is not primarily concerned with the public but rather with what he considers to be idea essential to the advancement of music.\u201d A teaching position at the Mc- Gill Conservatorium of Music, as well as his many other activities have tended to cut down Mr.Reiner's practicing to four hours a day.\u201cThis past summer, I was very fortunate through the generosity of a friend to secure a house in the Eastern Townships for a few months.In the manner of a squirrel gathering nuts for the winter, I crammed seven to eight hours of practice a day during this period.\u201d An ardent soccer fan since his youth, Mr.Reiner can usually be found at local matches whenever time is available.It is however the theatre, particularly modern, which appeals to his deeper senses.\u201cI prefer Shaw and the dramatists following rather than those before,\u201d he stated.The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 28, 1958 9 'Y\u2019 Teens Club planning dance The Westmount \u201cY\u201d Teens Club is having a Rock and Roil dance Saturday, April 5th.The highlights of the night are two fabulous rock and roll bands - - the \u2018\u201cVibratones\u201d from Montrehl High and the \u201cHounds\u201d from Lachine High.A special feature of the evening will be the jitter- 247 YOUR PHOTO DEALER bug contest finals.The time is 8:30 till 11:45 and the place is the Westmount YMCA, 4585 Sherbrooke Street West, opposite Victoria Hall.The price is 75¢ for non-members and 50c tor members of the Teens Clu.Dress informal, but no blue jeans or slacks, please, United Photographic Store Ltd.[75a ST.PETER ST./, \\_MONTREAL.l, QUE.BElair 3162 - 4173 \u201cEstablished over fifty years\" Owned and operated by the Laurie Family WHERE YOU WILL EVENTUALLY BUY OC VUE a Para FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED DIRECT TELEX SERVICE to large Canadian Cities voice Fossil Glee Club.ANYWHERE CUT FLOWERS SEE OUR DISPLAY OF MANY VARIETIES OF HYDRANGEAS - TULIPS - CINERARIAS - DAFFODILS - HYACINTHS AND OTHER POTTED PLANTS TON'S Pal fd ef lal lll od el SPECIALLY PREPARED ® CORSAGES e CENTREPIECES e BOUQUETS Floral Arrangements FLOWERS OOKE W.vss HU.1-0222 * Greenhouses at Rosemere * LIMITED allel eel ei\" a\" ws a\" men INR Tl ae tnan ce ams ani Aen a ae Tr EY em mn wr we saa er On Ct 2 Ea ms Al pT Am RTS LES ns Se Lu Re ol TARR KAS AM SES JE.ERs 10 Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 28, 1958 | \u2018Repair racket warning issued © Westmount Police and Fire Departments recorded relatively uneventful weeks but both Chief Harper and Chief Edmondstone had several cautions to issue residents for the coming season.The Police are anxious to prevent victimizing of unwary proprietors by members of a \u201crepair racket\u201d that make door to door = calls warning of non-existent qoof defects and then charge ex- orbitani prices to fix them.\u201cIf construction repalrs are necessary,\u201d said Chief Edmond- stone, \u201ccall a contractor and have him submit an estimate of cost before proceeding with the work, Do not, under any circumstances, deal with a firm which you do not know or which will not submit such an estimate.\u201d The police are also concerned with the coming bicycle season and warn all bicyclists to be on constant guard against accidents, \u201cLights are an absolute necessity on all bicycles that are driven in the evening or at night,\u201d said a department spokesman.Fire Chief Harper cautioned all residents to clear all rubbish which might have accumulated over the winter in cellars and garages.\u201cThere are few greater fire OFF THE RECORD: The Examiner camera catches ROSS WEBSTER in casual conversation at the Question and Answer meeting held in Victoria Hall.Chatting hazards,\u201d he warned, \u201cthan old parers or general trash left inside a building.\u201d ANIMAL HOSPITAL OF MONTREAL Director: Dr.Paul Villeneuve, B.A., D.M.V., D.H.V.P.Complete Medical and Surgical Service For All Pets Consultations: 12.30 to 2 P.M.and é to 8 P.M.or by appcintment Telephone HU.8-2181 348 Victoria Ave.) block south of Sherbrocke Street) do serve friendly people like you Many things make good telephone service possible, but none is more vital than good telephone people.Jean Mailer is a typical example.As a skilled telephone operator, cour symbolizes the thousands of people who help to make telephoning more Canadians in communities large and small.Whenever you require phone people like Jean Mailer are there to help you\u2014at any hour of the day or night.This assurance, that there is a capable alert operator always as near a of the many little things t service such a truly good THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPA It takes - friendly people Like Jean Mailer.== teous and efficient, Jean enjoyable for countless assistance, friendly tele- s your telephone, is one hat make your telephone value.NY OF CANADA a left: with him are, Y\" Gym Revue is set fonight and tomorrow To climax the Y\u2019s Physical program for the year, the West- mount Association presents its 7th Annual Gym Revue today and tomorrow.Sixteen acts with added clown acts and novelty numbers will show a cross section of the YMCA gym activities among boys and girls groups.\u2018For \u2018the first time in the history of the Montreal YMCA there will be a demonstration of the Balance Beam by the Senior Girls Gym Club members, Ilsa Samek and Mia Vanderholst, This beam is sixteen feet long, four feet above the floor and only four inches wide.The girls perform galancing exercises\u2019 in- 4 new cars for police Several varied reports came out of the Police and Fire Departments this week, but none of them were particularly alarm- ing\u2014the biggest news of the week was, in fact, quite apart HAROLD LANDE, meeting and THEODORE MEIGHEN, son of the former prime minister.« form on the horizontal bar and from crime and flame.It concerned the acquisition, by the constabulary, of four spanking new patrol cars.The fleet is now increased to eight, two of the old cars having been traded in.- With the more clement weather, accidents are on the wane as only 10 were reported through the week.Only minor injuries were received by three persons who refused medical attention.Today, however, is a busy one for the force.Additional patrols will make periodic checks on all polling stations in the municipality to forestall any hint of disorder.The firefighters were disturbed only by \u2018nuisance calls\u201d \u2014 gas smells, burning food and locked out residents.Two passersby with misdirected enthusiasm were moved to pull fire alarms without benefit of fire, All in all, à quiet week on the Hant chairman of the QC, \u2014Acme-Harrison Photo cluding somesaults and cartwheels on this narrow perch.The trampoline team consisting of Doreen Connors, Cathy Rhind, Janet Pickford and Evan Black present a new act entitled \u201cSpring Time\u201d which contains several unusual routines of skipping and jumping through hoops.Westmount \u201cY\u2019 boasts another first in having the only uneven parallel bars, girls olympic apparatus, among the twe!ve Montreal YMCA's.Members of the junior girls class will demonstrate elementary exercises on this unusual equipment.Taking part will be Cathy Atcheson, Pat Foster, Susan Langlois, Doreen Connors, Kippy Murphy and Linda Waller.The senior giils gymnastic group, Ilsa Samck and Mia Vanderholst, will present the advanced routines which brought them top honors in the City of Montreal Tourffament last Saturday.Senior men gymnasts will per- on the parallel bars.Richard Desrosiers, David Hamilton, Charles Buzgo and Walter Muller will be the members of this exhibition team.Clown antics will be supplied by Jim Hawkes and Vic Bryant who have skits entitled \u201cSee the Stars\u201d and \u201cHot Dog\" besides several other laugh-provoking stunts to please both young and old.Xx + This is it aes i's Loyola back in football this aufumn + Football will again in the Loyola College after a recess of two years.This will continue a great tradition at the College and it will bring much satisfaction to the student.body and the Alumni and friends.A large number \u2018of the students has pledged support for the team resume It will be remembered that the Rector of Loyola College was forced to discontinue football in 1956 in order to build up a sufficient fund to handle the running expenses as well as new equipment for the team.In addition, a greater degree of support was needed from the students and the Alumni, a situation which has in the meantime been greatly improved.Loyola College will seek admission again into the Ottawa St.Lawrence Conference.Canter, the easy gallop of a horse, stems from the days when medieval pilgrims paced their mules and palfreys along the road to Canterbury Cathedral, in England.The original expression was Canterbury pace, or gallop.Rats in the United States destroy more grain im one year than is grown on 200,000 average farms.BEER ALE & PORTER FREE DELIVERY DE.3541 FAST SERVICE © Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Daily.© Croceries and Imported Delicacies.NAESSNAL The Home of Fine Foods\u201d 4865 Sherbrooke St.West (Near Victoria) LABATT'S BREWED IN QUEBEC TO THE QUEBEC TASTE Fall at.Til TN sein Bedi % { ing that most.By TONY PATTERSON Victoria Hall has a history equalling in prestige and color that of any community center on the continent and far surpass- I+ can oudly boast a place Pong the most hallowed of buildings for, having hosted the great, it has not lost the common touch.In 1898, Victoria Hall, pamed in commemoration of the 60th year of the late Queen Victoria's reign, was officially opened.A red, prick building replete with a swimming pool, bowling alleys (which were later transformed into a shooting range), billiard room, gymnasium, dance floor, meeting rooms, concert hall and stage the Hall became a point of congregation for the entire Westmount citizenry.Particularly active in its environs, however, were the youngsters.Such noted athletes as Art Ross, Lester Patrick and Cooper Smeaton spent many of their boyhood hours at the Hall.- Also a regular participant in the activities and now custodian of many memories of these early years was Mr.C.P.Dutton, pre- sentiv.and for the past 19 years, Superinicmient of Victoria Hall.RAZED BY FIRE Not the same building.however, which he frequented as a youngster, the original Hall was razed by fire on March 8th, 1924.Exactly 153 months later.on June 4th, 1925, Vie- toria Hall as it is now Known was dedicated by their excellencies the Governor General and Ludy Byng.The new edifice was much more elaborately constructed.showing a definite influence of the Gothic, it is done complete- Iv in stone.Its Concert Hall, con- plete with a large stage, had a seating cupacity of 719.The four large banquet and meeting rooms provide a combined accommodation for close to 600 people.Four fully equipped kitchens are available to service a party of any size.The various rooms are kept attractively furnished and decorated and are available tor theatre, concerts, lectures, luncheons, dances, bridge parties, wedding receptions and a host ot other nctivity, For a quarter of a century, until 1951, the Hall was equipped with a magnificent pipe organ which attracted concert artists from many quarters of the world, But the story of Victoria Hall is not the story of stone, mortar, furnishings and accoutrements.It is the story of the use to which these things have been put, of the people that have walked its rooms.imparting to the old building some of the life and vitality of its occupants.Who then are the people that have made the hall a \u201cliving\u201d building?To start with, let us mention the thousands of citizens, young and young-at-heart, who have attended the regular Saturday night dances.For 20 years, faithfully each week.the Concert Hall has been transferred .nto a Blistening hallroom where danc- te have wallzed and swung to Lens usic of top name orches- Since May, 1980, the date of its inception, Westmount Rolary has met each Wednesday noon in the Hall, In this \u2018me, and from these heads ll a or have, raised the vonny ov in aid of The Westmons he needy.5 unt Stamp Club, who, in a three day period dur- .man-Canadian Business Associa- «+ \u201cMy ultimate ambition.\u201d says | write novels.renowned among philatelists, year, their Stamp Show, with exhibits exceeding a total value 9 of $1,000,000, draws stamp lovers from all over the country.The Westmount Women\u2019s Club ing World War II, raised $4,- 135.00 for the Queen's Canadian Fund for Air Raid Victims, and the Victorian Order of Nurses, established in Westmount since 1914, use the Hall for their regular meetings.And many more.The Dicken\u2019s Society, the St.David's Society, the Caledonian Society, the St.John\u2019s Ambulance Corps and various chapters of the Masons are among the organizations, which frequent Victoria Hall.Various social clubs, comprised of immigrants of all national-\u2019 ities, help to give the Hall its cosmopolitan atmosphere and make it, in a very real sense, what Mr.Dutton describes as \u2018a crossroad of the world.\u201d 2,148 servicemen of World War II, including 240 who en Pr The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 28, 1958 11 Record of Victoria Hall pure history And so, the great and the mean, too little or too large for ing an atmosphere and a prin- meets here, each week.Once & small, the rich and the poor \u2014 this institution.Within its walls ciple of action which make it \u201call nothing is too ornate or too it has become a shrine embody- things to all men.\u201d lost their lives in the battle, have their names enshrined on plagues on either side of the main entrance to the Hall\u2014 a fitting tribute to dedicated men, many of whom spent a good part of their formative years in this building or its | predecessor.Approximately 1500 separate events are held in Victoria Hall annually, running from a small informal meeting to the first closed circuit TV showing in Canada, staged last year by Lhe British American Oil Co.: from a bride party to an exhibition of machinery (at one time, an automotive firm drove 5 tractors into the Concert Hall and onto a, revolving disk which had been set up on the stage); from a luncheon to an exhibition of antiques valued at several millions of dollars.Westmount .(Continued from page 3) get these children in the pre- delinquent stage.filled with cvni- cism and hatred.\u201d The Welfare service tries to encourage the parents to he responsible, and now 78 per cent of these children go back to their own homes or to relatives, the speaker indicated.She said the keynote in winning over these children is to give them love and care, and show belief in them.\u201cWhile the children are at the agency these ideas are applied.\u201d she said, \u201cand we try to attach them to parents who will also apply them.\u201d Lastly, she said, \"the agency maintains an Institute at Allan- croft in Beaconsfield for children so emotionally disturbed that their behavior is entirely different than a normal child's.Only 15 children are located there, so that each one can receive specialized personal care.Here only .(Continued from page 6) years he has been a drug store message boy, window-washer.full time baby-sitter.Christmas tree salesman, newspaper delivery boy and store detective in a butcher shon.Because \u201cI want to see as many different things in my life as possible\u201d, Hans toured Europe two years ago.He financed the excursion entirely on his own through his various jobs.Hans liked Paris best of everything he saw or did in Europe.\u201cIt has an atmosphere of complete freedom,\u201d he said.Hans\u2019 father is a well known Westmount foot-specialist and the Vice-President of the Ger- tion.Hans, \u2018is to see as much of the world as possible and then settle down somewhere in Ireland and GEORGE MARLER deserves your vote on March 31st His proven record of make him a man that deserves your support in this election FOR CONTINUING AND EFFECTIVE representation at Ottawa GEORGE MARLE ° 16 YEARS of consistent Public Service to the citizens of Westmount ® Experienced leadership and integrity in public affairs HE STANDS FOR THE LIBERAL platform == the Pearson Plan designed to rebuild confidence, stimulate business, restore jobs immediately by a substantial reduction of taxes and a genuine program of public works.These are the measures that are needed NOW.VOTE Official LIBERAL Candidate Published by the St.Antoine-Westmount Liberal Committe., oo .- Corky we yn soe ~ rare Legge.- wo al me mpgs a rng Tota ET a os Erg pp meg sem we Sneha i ge oer tera Leo ; +.Te ST LST ERT ee = = =>.J we - Je.ST mures = Pas ES La The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 28, 1958 12 * - but also wept over the city of | Westmount Baptist Jerusalem that was headed for sure destruction because of the Church x moral failure of the people.\u201cThey Did Not Know\u201d will be the subject of the morning sermon by the minister, the Rev.E.J.Bailey.In the evening the subject will be \u201cHope from the x Cross.\u201d - UNITED WESTMOUNT PARK-EMMANUEL Lansdowne & Western Ave) Minister: The tragedy of ignorance is more than that of not knowing today: it oflen presages catastrophe in the future.On Palm Sunday Christ rode in triumph UNITED CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester Street at Greene Ave.Westmount Minister: Rev.Charles R.Plaskett (Cor.31:00 am.BOLY COMMUNION .; Sermon: \u201cThe Key of Rev.Callum Thempson, B.A, B.D Life™, Mr.Wayne Riddell \u2014 Director 7:30 pm.\u201cTHE CRUCIFIXION\" of Music, presented by The Church Choir Palm Sunday \u201cLIFF AND LENT\u201d SERVICE 11:00 a.m.Confirmation and Wed., April 2nd, 8-00 p.m.Wesley Communion Service United Church, peaker: ev.=.\u2018 Peter Gordon White, Editor.7:30 p.m.Area DNING., FROM United Church Sunday School Publications.Subject: \u201cThe Personal Answer to God's Personal Word\".Church School and Infant Nursery at 11:00 a.m.\u201cLIFE & LENT\u201d SERVICES Wesley Church, Wed.at 8 p.m.Organist and Choir Director: Rev.Peter Gordon White Alice Brown, A.Mus.(MeGill) DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.& Lansdowne Ave ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH WESTMOUNT Ministers: Rev.A.Lleyd Smith, M.A., 0.D.Rev.Eric A.Mcilwain, B.A.10) Cote St.Antoine Road {near Argyle Avenue) MINISTERS Rev.D.1.Grant.B.A.Palm Sunday D.D.Rev.R W Mumford.B.A., B.D.10:00 a.m.Inmermediate & Senior \u2019 , School.Tm 11:00 am.Crib Corner.Nursery.11.00 am.PRE-COMMUNION Kindergarten, Primary & SERVICE Junior L'epartments.Sermon by Dr.Grant 11:00 a.m.Dr.Lloyd Smith 2 AE PAT Members péternal Order Moves 30 p.m.CHORAL SERVICE 7:30 p.m.Rev.Eric Mellwain I'he Crucifixion bv Stainer will be sung by St.Andrew's Choir \u201cThe Palm and the Pain\u201d 845 p.m.Young Peoples Union.11:00 am.Church School 30:00 a.m.Intermcdiate and Senior Organist and Choirmaster Classes.Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.LIFE AND LENT SERVICE ! LIFE AND LENT SERVICE Wed., April 2nd.8:00 p.m.WESLEY CHURCH Rev.Peter Gordon White WESLEY CHURCH Wednesday, 8:00 p.m Rev.Peter Gordon White ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST Convenient to Hotels REV.NORMAN RAWSON, Minister Rev.B.B.Brown, B.D., Asst.Minister Rev.Netlie I.J.Wilson, B.A., BD.Asst, Minister Rev.William D.F.Morris, B.A,, Asst.Minister Gifford Mitchell, B.A., B.Mus,, Organist and Choirmaster PALM SUNDAY SERVICES 11:00 a.m.Sermon Subject: \u201cJESUS, THE HERO, THE LEADER, THE MASTER\u201d This is the final sermon in the morning Lenten series under the title of \u201cThis Amazing Jesus.\u201d Reverend Norman Rawson preaching 7:10 pm.Hymn-Sing with Gifford Mitchell 7:30 p.m.REV.DR.JOHN SUTHERLAND BONNELL Fifth Avenne Presbyterian Church, New York City Dr.Bonnell is considered to be one of the greatest preachers in our modern world Sermon Subject: \u201cFOUR TRAITS OF MATURE PERSONALITY\" Church doors will not be open before 6:30 p.m.HOLY WEEK SERVICES Monday through Thursday March 31st to April 3rd DR.STANLEY B.FROST, B.D.Br.Phil.,, MTh, Dean of the Faculty of Divinity, | McGill University Subjeet : .| \u201cTHE CROSS OF CHRIST\u201d New York preacher visits St.James Sunday at St, James United church the minister, Rev.Norman Rawson will give the final sermon in the morning Lenten series, \u201cThis Amazing Jesus.\u201d His sermon subject will be \u201cJesus, the Hero, the Leader, the Master.\u201d At 7:30 p.m.the guest preacher will be Dr.John Sutherland Bon- nell of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church, New York City.Dr.Bon- nell is considered to be one of the greatest preachers of the present day.His sermon subject is entitled: \u201cFour Traits of Mature Personality.\u201d Church doors will not open before 6:30 p.m.ANGLICAN Church of The Advent | * Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexancer Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay Palm Sunday 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 9:45 am.Sunday School 10:15 a.m.Ma'tins (said) 11:00 am SOLEMN EUCHARIST 7:00 p.m.Solemn Evensong, HOLY WEEK Holy Eucharist 7:00 am.& 8:00 a.m.Monday 7:00 a.w Tuesday- 7:00 a.m.& 9:30 a,r1.Wednesday 7:00 a.m.Thursday Devotional Service and Address each evening at 8:00 p.m.Good Friday a.m.Matting & Litany a.m, Ante-Communion & Address 12:00 noon Three Hours' Vigil Conductor: The Rector.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe, Rector Rev.E.P.A.Timmons © 88 Palin Sunday 8:00 am.Holy Communion 9:3 a.n.Holy Communion Sermon: The Rector 11:00 a.m.Matins and Sunday Schools Sermon.The Rector 7:30 p.m.Evensong Sermon: Rev.E.P.A.Timmons HOLY WEEK Monday 8:00 p.m.Prayer and Mcoditation, : Rev.E.P.A.Timmons | Tuesday 11:00 am.Holy Communion 8:00 p.m.Prayer and Meditation, Rev.Standley Andrews Wednesday 7:30 a.m.Holy Communion 11:00 am.Holy Communion 8:00 p.m.Prayer and Meditation, Rev.Dudley Ritchie Thursday 11:00 am.Holy Communion 8:00 p.m.Praver and Meditation, The Rector GOOD FRIDAY 1:00 a m.Children\u2019s Service Address by Mr.Keith Dickerson 12:00 to 3:00 p.m.\"The Tiree Hours Conducted by Lt.James Barnett.Command Chaplain, Col.Organist and Cholrmaster: Arnold Bellis TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West the Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor D.D., Rector Rev.Canon F.L.Whitley M.A, Hon, Assistant Lt.Col.The Rev.James Barnett, Hon.Assistant Rev.T.A.Ramsey, B.D.Assistany C.Vv.Fravn.AR.C.A.(London Organist and Choirmaster Palm Sunday Holy 8:00 a.m.Communion 9:45 a.m.Junior Departimerit and Confirmation Class.11:00 a.m.Choral Communion.Preacher: The Rt.Rev.Tom Greenwood, Bishop of Yukon, 3:30 p.m.Confirmation Service = The Rt.Rev.John Dixon Bishop of Montreal 7:30 p.m.Evensonz - Bishop of Yukon.MONDAY IN HOLY WEEK 7:00 am.Holy Communion 8:00 p.m.Evening Prayer - Bishop ol Yukon TUESDAY 10:00 am.[lojy Communion 8:00 p.m.Evening Prayer - Bisho)> of Yukon WEDNESDAY 7:00 hom.Holy Communion 8:00 p.m.Evening Prayer - Bishop of Yukon THURSDAY 10:00 a.m.Toly Communion 8:00 p.m.Preparation for Easter = Bishon of Yukon 7 Sl TVA RY A *\u2014& Christian Science: God's supremacy and all- power will be explained in ihe Lesson-Sermon entitled \u201cReal ity\u201d at Christian Science services Sunday.From the Bible wil be read ihe following (1 Chronicles 29:11): \u201cThine, O Lord, is the greatness, and the power, and the glory, | and the victory, and the majesty: for all that is in the heaven and in\u2018 the earth is thine; thine is the kingdom, O Lovd, and thou art exalted as head above all.\u201d Correlative passages to be read from \u201cScience and Healih with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy include the following (472: 24-25): \u201cAN reality is in God and His creation, harmonious and eternal.\u201d The Golden Text is from Psalms (33:11): \u201cThe counsel of the Lord standeth for ever, the thoughts of his heart to all generations.\u201d \u201c UNITARIAN CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH ° UNITARIAN Sherbrooke St.ai Simpson ftev.Angus Cameron, Minister Donald Mackey, Organist and Director of Musie.\u201cSunday, March 30th 11:00 a.m.Sermon Subjezt: \u201c \u201cA Consuming Purpose Church Sciool and Kindersasten in Unitarian Fouse, 3421 Simpson Street.at 11:00 am.BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn NEAREST DOWNTOWN BAPTIST CHURCH Minister, , EPGAR J.BAILEY, M,A.B.Tb., CD | Minister Emeritus TONNSTON, B.A, D.D.Os zanist.GALT MacDLRMOT, B.A, 3.A.B.Mus, 11:00 an, EY DID NOT (N .ow \u201cIIOPE FROM THE CROSS\" 7:30 por.11:00 AM Bible School Alliance Member Baptist VVorld CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Firs?Cliurch of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH | OF TUK MGVUEKR CHURCH THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHiIS.SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday.March 301 | :00 am Sunday School :0V a.m.Churei Desvice Subject of Lenn - Ser mon: \u201cREALITY Golden Text: P-alms 33:11, The counsel of the Lord standeth for ever, the thoughis of his heart to all generations, WEDNFSDAY 8:15 pm.Testimony Meetire.READING ROOM In the Church Edifice Open to the nublic Tuesday.Thursday ana Fn day.2 to 4 p.m.Wednesdays, 6.30 à 3 pm.PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melvilie Avenue Westmount, Que.The Rev.Chas, C.Cochrane, B.A, B.D., Minister 11:00 am.PUBLIC WORSHIP Frezcher: The Minister Lester A, Woodin.Organist & Choirmiaster: VISITORS ARE CORDIALLY WELCOME ™ WESTMOUNT we VICTORIA AVES.w Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Mr.Gearge Tannahill, B.A, Student Assistant Sunday.March SOI PALM SUNDAY 11 00 am.\u201cThe Meek Shall Inhert( The Earth\" 11:15 am.The Church School 7:30 p.m.Teen Club meeting in Franklin Hall Memorial.114 bus stops at dour DORIS KILLAM R.RK.C.L.Mus.(MeGHUI) Orcanist and Choix Direclur, TY I Learon.Organist and Choi Master Miles Wisenthal, MA, Esvational Assistant.SABBATH SERV CES Friday evening, March 20: at 8:15 ; 0\u2018elock, Dr.Stern will Mak on \u201cPrelude To Passover Saturday morning, Jarch 29th at 1! 4 o'cock, Bishop of Yukon special speaker at Trinity Sunday The special preacher at Trinity Memorial church from Palm Sunday to.Easter will be the m | Rev.Tom Greenwood, Bishop of Yukon.Bishop Greenwood grag, ated from Trinity College, Torgy, to, in 1934.He served at Foy Macpherson for two years any for one year in the United States Throughout the Second Worg War he served in England and then returned to minister in the North, first at Fort Me Murray and then at Yellowknife.He wy, consecrated Bishop of Yukon j, 1952.He has a diocese of 200,00 square miles, with his catledra at Whitchorse, The bishop will preach af i, morning and evening scrvices gy Palm Sunday and Easter Day, and at the evening services jn Holy Week from Monday through Thursday, He will also condygq the Three Hours service on Goo Friday, April 4 SYNAGOGUES SHAAR HASHOMAYIN 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount.Que.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchot Hozzan Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fromm SHABBOS HAGODOL Sedra Tzav Frid«y Evening, March 28th 5: Candle Lighting 6:05 p.m.Friday Evening Sabbath Services: 9:00 a.m.Freliminary Ser \u2018Torah: Leviticus, Ch.6, v.| v.36.Prophets: Malacht, Ch.# v 4.4 Service - C1 8 6:05 p.m.Afternoon Scrvice 6:40 p.m.Evening Service Weekdav Services: Sunday, March 30th 8:30 a.m.Morning Service 6:10 pn, Evening Service Weekdays: 7:30 a.m.Morning Service 6:10 p.m.Evening Scrvice Friday, April Ist: Eve of Passover, 7:10 a.m.Morning Service urd Sisumm Habecho:in 9:15 a.m.Ealing of Choir prohibited 10:15 a.m.Burning of Chaneis Ne later.- TEMPLE EMANUEL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Ofto O.Staeren, Cantor: FI.Me.sermoncette - \u2018The Great =cbbath\u201d SCHEDULE Où PASSOVER SERVICIS Friday cvening, april + af 8 o'clock; Saturday morniny, Anrdl th at 10:30 o'clock; The urrusl cone «evation ii seder takes p'ave Friday Passover evening (ie first night 0: following tr ¢ Temple wo.-mp.Find day of Passover Service Friday morning, April 11, al 10:3) o°vlock, Annual Spripg Memorisi Yizkor) Service.CIHLDREN'S MODEL SPDER BUNCIT \u201cO2: Sunday, March 30th at 2 new social hall, Regular «iu all departments of religio.is «choo Saturday tnornings at 9:43 o'cok and Sunday mornings at F0 v'ulock, BAR MITZVAN At the Service this Suhiith Eve and Saturday mornin, Richard Allan will he called to ti Reading of the Torah in observance of his Bar Mitzvah.DAILY SERVICES day through Thursday ee \u2018Mon nd at »:45 o'clock: at 10:5 o'clock.The services are held in the now MISCELLANEOUS BAHA'I WORLD FAITH Teachings on SCIENCE AND RELICION Religion ang Science art the two wings upon whith mans intelligence can soar into the heights, with which the human soul can progress | is not\u2019 possible to fiv on une wing alone , , .For.literature and participé tion on informal discussion groups.phone WE.7-187?The Westmount Raa Communifv | rinity Sun.ent, Op of radu.oron.Font 5 an tates, World Lang n the Urray was On in D0,000 védral il the pes on Day, pes in rough nduct Good f\u2014\u2014 YIM .Mc.Taster, btional at 8:15 ik on lurday l'éinek, ath.\u201d 1 6:45 ri 3th con Friday s-over Final Friday clock, izkor} * The Drama of Salvation Act V.Mark 14-15 B .y The Venerable R.Kenneth \u2018Naylor, D.D., Rector, Trinity Memorial Church Wednesday of Holy Week is a day of quietness as far as Jesus is concerned but His enemies are busy with plans to take Him with subtlety and kill Him.Then the opportunity came to them, for Judas seeks out the chief priests and agreed to deliver Him up to them.Perhaps Judas\u2019 mind is finally made up by an incident in Bethany as they sit at supper and a woman enters with a box of very costly ointment which she pours over Him.Some are indignant at the waste, and John tells us that the person chiefly offended is Judas.Jesus defends the extravagance as a preparation for His own burying.Now comes the first day of unleavened bread according to Mark's telling of the story.John changes the date by one day.On: either reading Jesus prepares to eat the Last Supper with His disciples.Secrecy is essential for He knows that His enemies are on the watch, and He is determined to eat the meal in the Holy City, the City of David.It is His by right, and He will not bé forced out.Neither will He leave the initiative with the enemy.So He comes in the evening with the Twelve, As they eat Jesus reveals the betrayal, even by one that dips with Him in the dish.Then comes the high point of the supper as Jesus tales bread, blesses it and breaks and gives to His disciples with the words: \u201cTake.ye; this is my Body\": and likewise with the cup: \u201cThis is my Blood of the Covenant\u201d.They must have thought back to the Covenant at Sinai, Then they adjourn .to the Mount of Olives where Jesus again foretells His death and Resurrection and His leading of them into Galilee.Jesus also fortells Peter's denial.Then He takes the Three as His witnesses and enters into the Garden of jethsemane and falls into an agony.It is not the agony of fear of physical suffering.but of coming into close personal touch with sin.Up to now the initiative has been with Him: now He is to surrender it and deliberately put Himself into the hands of His enemies.He has not even the watchful support of the Three.They cannot watch with Him.Now Judas appears to play his part in the tragedy with armed servants and soldiers.There is a small resistance on the part of the disciples and then the Master is taken and the dis- ci les flee.Jesus is taken to the Count of Good Reading for the Whole Family «News - Facts Family Features mA AS ee ee \u2014 a a ne er The Christian Science Monitor One Norway St., Boston 15, Mass.Send your newspaper for the time ¢thecked.Enclosed find my check or money order.1 year $18 0 6 months 39 [3 3 months $4.50 Q Name \u2014 ddress City Zone State PB-16-A the High Priest and examined, and then witnesses are found to convict Him of blasphemy against the Temple, and finally the High Priest challenges Him: \u201cArt thou the Christ, the Son of the Blessed?\u201d And Jesus said.\u201cI am,\u201d and the trial is over, but not the insults.Meantime, Peter in his fear has denied his Master, and early dawn has come.Then they bring Jesus before Pilate, the Roman governor, and force him to condemn the Prisoner.Pilate tries to have Jesus pardoned \u2014 on the Passover amnesty \u2014 but the mob demands Barabbas, one of their own number, instead, and further demands the crucifixion of Jesus.Then follows the scourging and the insults of the soldiers, and the journey to the Cross, with Simon of Cyrene compelled to carry the Cross bar.Jesus refuses the drugged wine.He faces death without any relief.Pilate writes the inscription \"The King of the Jews\u201d, and orders two robbers to be crucified with Him.The rulers taunt Him with His helplessness, and even the robbers vent their spleen on Him.Once before He dies He cries with a loud voice, \u201cMy God.my God, why has Thou forsaken Me?\"\u201d, quoting from Psalm 22.That is all that Peter has heard standing at some distance from the Cross.As Jesus dies the veil of the Temple is rent, symbolizing the end of an era.Before sunset Joseph of Arima- thea secures permission to remove the Body.He lays it in a linen cloth in a rock hewn tomb and the tomb is closed with a rock.For all that men can see or know a life of holiness and service has ended in tragedy.Perfect goodness cannot face the craftiness of self-seeking men.There is an addition of one to the long roll of martyrs.So ft stands on that most sorrowful of Sabbath days as the Body lies in the tomb.But strangely enough things are not like that.To quote Mark's informant, \u201cIt was not possible that Jesus should be holden of death.\u201d \"And so, very early on the first day of the week, when the women came to complete the embalming of the Body they find the stone rolled back and the grave empty, and a young man sitting on the right side arrayed in a white robe, who says, \"He is risen: He is not here: behold the place where they laid Him.\u201d The immediate and natural response of the women is flight, \u201cfor they were afraid.\u201d So what had seemed to be the areatest of tragedies.becomes the greatest of triumphs, but none the less dramatic for that.Up to now the greatest of dramas have heen tragedies, but here for the first time since the fall of man the power of God is seen in its beauty and love.Dominion-Douglas WA The Women's Assoc.of Dom- inion-Douglas Church will meet for sewing and cancer dressings at 10 a.m.Tuesday.Luncheen will be served at 1 p.m.with Mis.H.Guthrie and Mrs.E.P.Rub- erls as hostesses.Shaar Hashomayim fo be the locale of Bond dinner \u201cDecade of Progress\u201d dinner for Israel Bonds, marking tne Tenth anniversary of the State of Israel has heen announced by the president and officers of the congregation, to be held Thuis- day, April 24 at 6.30 p.m.at the Congregation Shaar Hashn- mayim, 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount.J.B.Becker, Chairman of the \u201cDecade of Progress\u201d Dinner Committee, and Leon Levin, President of Shaar Hashomayim, expect a record attendance in view of the fact that the dinner will occur on the same day as Israel's \u201cYom Hatzmaot\u201d (Hebrew for Anniversary Day}, April 24, which is the official date of this year's anniversary celebration in Israel.United States Congressman Emanuel Celler of New York, one of his country's ablest and most distinguished legislators and defenders of human rights, will be the guest speaker.Chuir- man of the House Committee on the Judiciary, Congressman Cel- ler is the author of the Displaced Persons Act and other immigration laws, as well as several measures dealing with civil rights.He has visited the State of Israel on three occasions and is widely recognized as an authority on the economic and political problems of the Middle East.and the role of Israel Bonds in the ten years Df progress in Israel.The Dinner Sponsoring Committee includes, in addition to Messrs.Becker and Levin, Horace R.Cohen and M.J.Heilig.Honorary Presidents; Rabbi W.Shuchat, and the Members of the Board, including Dr.Harry C.Ballon, Jack S.Breslow, M.A.Brown, Victor Cape, Joseph Cap- lan, Tobias Glickman, Michael Clickman, Michael Greenblatt, Maxwell M.Kalman, Isaac Kert, Mrs.Philip Levy, Philip Meyero- vitch, Samuel Moskovitch, QC.Saul E.Moskovitch, Jules Roos and Dr.George Strean.The Committee also includes Mrs.F.Victor Elkin, President of the Sisterhood; Mrs.Theodore Levine, President of the Herman Abramowitz Chapter of Hadas- sah; Fred Packer.President of the A.A.Levin Lodge; Dr.A.Stilman, President of the Men's\u2019 Association, and Mrs.E.Zeislzr, President of the Shaar Hasho- mayim Chapter of Hadassah.Catholic Hour The last of the present series of talks on The Catholic Hour will be given by Reverend Henry Hall of St.Kevin's parish on Sunday over Station CJAD at 2:05 p.m.This week's subject will be \u201cThe Passion as Our Lord Suffered It\u201d.In last week's talk Father Hall said \u201cThe Christian should never be surprised if there is suffering in his life.He is a man committed to a cause and he must take the consequences of this commitment.If suffering.be it physical, mental or moral, comes into his life.he must accept it and offer it to God.Tt is the price he pays for serving the cause\u2014it is his chance to save the world.\u201d Benefit bridge The eleventh annual bridge in aid of the Canadïan Jesuits in Darjeeling, India, will be held on Monday evening, April 14, at eight o'clock in the gymnasium of Lovola College.The Rev.Kevin J.Scott.SJ.and Mrs.J.S.Stanford are co- conveners, assisted by friends of the Jesuit Mission, The world\u2019s best known symbol is the Red Cross.In peace and war it is the symbol of hope and mercy to all mankind.The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 28, 1958 St.Andrew's Church, | Westmount + The Palm Sunday service at Saint Andrew's United Church, Westmount, will include the reception -of new members to full membership in the Church.Members of the Communicants Class and others will he received at this service.An \u2018appropriate message will be given by Dr.Grant.Saint Andrew's under the direction of Mr.Eric Adams will present \u201cThe Crucifixion\u201d by Stainer at the evening service.Soloists will be Mr.Ronald Hadrill, tenor and Mr.John Grant, bass.Choir, * 13 The Church School will meet on Sunday morning, the Seniors and Intermediates at 10:00 and the other departments, Beginners, Primary and Junior at 11:00.The MecGillivary Auxiliary of the WMS meets on Tuesday at 2:30 p.m.\u2026 the Scouts on Tuesday at 7:15 and the Bible Study groun at 8:00.The Brownies meet at 3:45 p.m.on Wednesday and the Wolf \u2014 Venture Club The Venture Club of Montreal Will entertain the elderly residents of the Salvation Army Eventide Home at a game night and sing-song Tuesday, April 8.Dr.R.A.Phone: Dentist 4773 Sherbrooke Street West EVENING APPOINTMENTS WE.5.6814 Wheatley and Lent Has VLCES Wednesday, April 2, 1958 à ToPic: The Personal Answer to SPEAKER: : Editor, United Church Sunday School | WESLEY UNITED CHURCH N.D.G.AT ROYAL AVENUE 8:00 p.m.God's Personal Word Rev.Peter Gordon White Publications GOOD PARKING Ten West Ead United Churches Co-operating.GREENE PLANTS MAKE PERFECT FASTER GIFTS! AVE.FLORIST 1353 Greene Avenue {Below Sherbrooke) We have a beautiful selection of lilies and other potted plants.Also a big variety of lovely cut flowers including daffodils, carnations and many others.Come in or phone today ! WE DELIVER WE.2-5209 - > a rm > 3 2 J a ve a ape in TS DE em png oa + D tes i rR Simbu ms ie rede Brit CSA am The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 28, 1958 nm 4, Miss Harriet Reva Beutel i weds Mr.David Kirshenblatt ; The marriage of Harriet Reva, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Benjamin Beutel, of Westmount, to Mr.David ! Kirshenblatt, son of Mr.and Mrs.Morris Kirshenblatt, # .took place recently in Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue, 4 Westmount, Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat, Rabbi Charles oo Pom asa me = arr al in LA mE a A LT CAI nk Le = au di RE mare Bender, and Cantor Nathan Mendelson officiating.Mrs.Lt M.N.Fineberg played the wedding music, and\u2019 pink roses, glia de white carnations and lilies arranged with woodwardia and candles in candelabra were used to decorate, and sprays of lilies tied with white satin bows marked the pews reserved for the guests.The bride, who was given away a grey broadtail jacket, and by her father.was in a Raoul- wearing navy blue accessories.Jean Foure model of white Gucal Among the out-of-town guests satin, fashioned with a fitted were Mr.and Mrs.Lou 3her,! bodice, having an oval neckline Mr.and Mrs, S.J.Lipson, of edged with shirred appliques, and Toronto; Mr.and Mrs, H.Fitel- hr AT ES Pas ru.A vir a having long sleeves, and a bell- shaped skirt appliqued in the same motif.with side panels forming a chapel train.Her veil of tulle blossoms, extending to the hem of her train was he'd by a headdress of orange blossoms, and she carried a cascade bouquet of pink roses and white hyacinth bells.Mrs.Lou Sher, the bridegroom's sister, as matron of honor, wore a frock of aqua chiffon, with a matching hat, and carried a bou- guet of pink Delight roses.Mr.Austin C.Beutel, the bride's brother acted as best man and the ushers were Mi.Irwin Beutel, Mr.Morton Beutzl, other brothers of the bride.M».Isadore Ferstman, Mr.Fred Kaufman, Mr.Ezra Kleinman, Mr.Carl Laxer.Mrs, Eli Miller, and Mr.Lou Sher.Mrs.Beutel, the bride's mother, was in a Raoul-Jean Foure model of mist blue embroidered taffeta.She wore a matching hat, and a corsage bouquet of hybrid orchids.Mrs.Kirshenblatl, mother of the bridegroom, wore an Alfandri model of French blue poult de soie, with a hat of the same shade, and a corsage bouquet of Hybrid orchids.The reception was held at the Windsor Hotel.Later, Mr.and Mrs.Kirshen- blatt left by motor for the Atlantic Coast, the bride travelling in a suit of navy blue wool, under «Of the Montreal Branch of the son, of Rochester, N.Y.; Mr.and Mrs.8S.Vaisler, of London, Ont; Mr, N.Croll, of Regina, Sask.; Mr.and Mrs.Owen Miller, Mr.Sydney Miller; Mr.and Mrs.James Hendler.Mr.Maurice Pollock, and Mr.and Mrs, M.Stein- man of Quebec.Social & Lersonal Miss Frances Goltman, Notre Dame de Grace avenue, entertained informally at her studio Tuesday evening following the last session of the season of the Piano Clinic.The guests speakers for the evening were Eric Mc- Lean music editor of the Montreal Star and Jacob Siskind, pianist and music critic.Mrs.E.Keith Robinson, studio convener of the Women's Art Society is entertaining the executive committee and the studio group, at tea today at the Arts Club.Mrs.Mervyn Offer and Mrs.C.Williams will preside at the tea table.The closing tea of the Women's Art Society was held on Tuesday following the annual meeting in the lecture hall of the Museum of Fine Arts.Mrs, Christine Henderson and Miss I.E.Brittain, past-presidents, presided at the tea table.Cmdr.T.R.Durley, president HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Prine Minister Diefenbaker took time out from his heavy duties in Montreal on Wednesday to have the first piece of birthday cake with Ross Webster celebrating his 55th birthday.Mr.Webster asks only that St.Antoine- Westmount support him as his birthday gift.\u2014-Graetz Photo M\u201c y APPROACHING MARRIAGE At the marriage of Jean, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Morgan, of Westmount, \u2018o Mr, Roger S.Wood, son of the late R.R.Wood, and of Mrs, Wood, of Lebanon, N.H., which is taking place on Saturday afternoon, March 29, in Westmount Park Emanuel Church, at half-past four o'clock, the bride will be attended by her sister, Mrs.Walter Naylor, a\u2019 matron of honor, and by another sister, Miss Dorothy Morgan, and by her cousin, Miss Grace Morgan, Muss Heather Naylor, will be junior bridesmaid for her aunt, and little Miss Alexina Naylor, another niece, will be flower-girl.Mr.John Ferguson, of Windsor, V:., will act as best man for nis nephew, and the ushers will be Mr.Charles Morgan, Mr.James Morgan, brothers of the bride, Mr.Charles Horton, of Burlinz- ton, Vt., and Mr, Robert Evans, of Lebanon, N.H.Following the ceremony, tha reception will be held in the Mount Royal Hotel.Pot Luck luncheon 3 .Navy League of Canada, and 3 a ONCE AND Mrs.Durley.entertained at a re- A | FOR ALL, ception recently in honor of Ad- The monthly meeting of the ; SAY GOOD-BY _ miral Sir William F.Davis, KGB, Woman's Association of West- 4 1 TO RCN.RN.Commander-in-Chief mount Park - Emmanuel Unit-d |: NWANTED e of the United Kingdom Home- Church, Westmount, will be heid L AIR! Fleet.and Capt.R.G.Dyer, RN.Tuesday, at one p.m.There will 3 H ° = Senior Naval Liaison Officer of be a Pot Luck luncheon.a Hove 1 permanetiy removed fn (1 A the United Kingdom Liaison 3 FACE, ARMS AND LEGS ! Staff and Mrs.Dyer.WE'LL REMODEL ; tha * SAFELY * GENTLY « SPEEDILY - E : our BY ELECTROLYSIS AND SHORT.WAVE Mr.and Mrs.Ph.B Papa- Your E dred christidis entertained at a reception recently at their residence, 2 Forden avenue, West- mount, in honor of His Worship the Mayor, Senator Sarto Fournier, and Mrs.Fournier.FREE CONSULTATION WRITTEN GUARANTEE FUR GOAT {den Into a Magnificent - mud JACKET, CAPE 3 \"or STOLE L The TN \u20188787 DECELLES AVE.PROFESSIONAL CENTRE BLDG.The president of the St.George's Society of Montreal, Mr.i and in time Mi Loss Marcie RE.3-4423 ah Col or e By Appointment : Herman Lofe.announces that MRS.J.C.McKEAN, 2107 Somerled avenue, ticket convener FOR EASTER $ the annual spring ball will be .4 for the fashion show being presented by The T.Eaton Com- E 1350 pany and sponsored by the Royal Edward Laurentian Hospital pr A k Women's Auxiliary.The show will take place in the new Fo waken to Queen Elizabeth Hotel at 1 p.m.en Apri) 22.EXCLUSIVE 3 .\u2014Eaton\u2019s Photo Ç Ë | the flutter of Spring : held on Friday evening, April 75, Maureen Ann, to Mr.Edwin | CE ( at the Windsor Hotel.Lord Dud- Powrie, of Vancouver, son of Mr.REG 'D N ] J, >.ley Gordon, DSO, LLD and and Mrs.E.Powrie.The rnar- : Es an - au Lady Dudley Gordon will be the .1235 Greene Avenue 4 i guests of honor.Proceeds trom riage has been arranged to take .2 A S rin Cr the hall will go towards the 5Su- place on Saturday, May 10, in lOpposite Avenue Theatre) É pring own ciety's charitable work.the Church or the Ascension of WE.2-3312 4 Our Lord, Westmount.TT * Mr.d Mrs.Rodney Northey y have returned following a vip w E DDI N G FLOW KE RS to the West Coast.Why compromise?It costs no more for better selection of flowers, exguisite workmanship and meticnlous allention to every delail.jouse of flowers Mountain St.at Sherbrooke Phen 4114 for you! \u2014_\u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Alex Hutchison i 9 have returned after spending | 3 \"several \u2018weeks at The Cloister.Sea Island.Georgia.; HAIRDRESSING : \u2014 '.ENGAGEMENT Mr.and Mis, J.P.Moynaugh, of Westmount, announce the ea- gagement of their daughter, 4891 Sherbrooke St.W.(Corner Prince Alber?) HU.9-1233 \u2026- ee _\u2026.mas rscae eme con ce Fads IN Bee yet 14 PIE NRE Meh \u2026 a RAR EE jr yr FEN A QUALITY BEEF Israel Fashion Festival is dedicated to the continued growth of the State Tremendous city-wide excitement is mounting for the scintillating Canadian premiere of the Tenth Anniversary \u2018Because the Israel Fashion Festival is dedicated to the continued economic growth of Israel as she stands on the threshold of her second decade of progress,\u201d Mrs.Fanaberia said, \u201cthe admission will be based on the purchase of a minimum of $200 in Israel Bonds.One of the many highlights of the Fashion Festival will be a drawing for a special gown- made of Israeli fabric and designed and created think of blue skies that's the clear color of our own gingham play dress, for all the blue-sky days a-coming.Also Bermuda pink.2-6x.4.95 - 5.95 The Children\u2019s Corner a pleasant shop 1350 Greene Ave.WE.7-6510 For The Finest Obtainable HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d Purveyor of High Class, Quality Meats, Groceries Fruits & Vegetables 4466 St, Catherine West Near Metcolfe Ave, Westmount WE.3.8257 Israel Fashion Festival which will be held on Tuesday, April 1 at 12 noon at Luncheon in the Champlain Room of the Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel, it has been announced by Mrs.Harold Fanaberia, Fashion Festival chairman.by Eve Lyn of Montreal.Each $100 paid for Israel Bonds will entitle the purchaser to one drawing for the gown.\u201d Among the outstanding participants in the planning of the Israel Fashion Festival are Mrs.Arthur Lourie, wife of the Ambassador of the State of Israel to Canada, who is the honorary patroness; and Mrs.Michael Simon, wife of the Consul General of Israel to Canada, who is the honorary sponsor.Mrs.Bernard Lande is hospitality chairman while Mrs.Hyman Singer- man is serving as decor chairman, Sponsors of Israel, who are women Yurchasers of a minimum of $1000.in Israel Bonds for 1958, have been designated as sponsors of the Israel Fashion Festival.Mrs, Maurice Gar- finkle is chairman of the festival sponsors, who include: Mesdames A.Abrams, J.Berman, J.A.Besner, Jack Blatt, Henry Blatt, Allan Bronfman, H.Bronfman, M.Browns, I.Caplan, P.Caplan, B.L.Cohen, E.J.Cohen, N.Cohen, S.Cohen, I.Dalfen, S.Dalfen, H.Docks, C.Eisenstat, S.Elias and Miss Shirley Epstein.Also Mesdames: H.I.Y.Fan- aberia; Moe Feldman, M.Gar- maise, S.Goldman, B.Goldstein, S.Goldstein, J.Gordon, S.S.af Grover, M.M.Kalman, I.Kaufman, P.B.Kooperstock, I.Kosit- sky, M.Kreisman, S.Kugelmass, Bernard Lande, Ben Lechter, Marco Leon, L.Margulies, M.Markowitz, J.Matlin, A.H.Mettarlin, B.Morris, S.Pesner and Poale Zedek Sisterhood.Also Mesdames Wm.Riven, Esther Robinson, H.Rosenfeld, O.Roskies, B.Rudner, L.Shiff, M.Shiff, H.Singerman, M.Smith, C.Speigel, M.Stern, J.Sternthal, A.Stockman, E.Tar- nofsky, M.Teitelbaum, P.Toulch, S.W.Weinberg, R.Zabitsky.The presidents and Israel bond chairmen of the organizations participating in the success of the Israel Fashion Festival are: Hadassah, Mrs.H.Heft, president, Mrs.Ben Morris, Israel Bond chairman; Pioneer Women, Mesdames Z.Priven and P.Fein- gold, Israel Bond co-chairmen; Mizrachi Women, Mrs.S.Cohen, president, Mrs.B.Lechter, Israel Bond chairman; O R T, Mrs.H.H.Gould, president, Mrs.B.Westmount Examiner, 15 Friday, March 28, 1958 Spring dinner dance \u201cCampaign Capers\u201d is the theme of the annual spring dinner dance being held by the -| Jewish Junior Welfare League, on Saturday, March 29, at the Snowdon YM-YWHA.Conveners of the dance are: Mrs.J.Granatstein and Mrs.S.Sanders; ticket conveners, Mrs.R.Felson and Mrs.I.Werk; decorations, Mrs.H.Erdrich; publicity, Mrs.L.Chisling and Mrs.C.Buiua; convener of volunteers, Mrs.IP.Chaimberg; ligand refresnments, Mrs.M.Kolomeir; director of the musical review, Mrs.J.Schneider.This dance is the Jeaguc's only social event of the year.THE HERMAN ABRAMOWITZ Chapter of Montreal Ha- dassah is sponsoring a Birthday Ball to take place March 29 at the Windsor Hotel.The ball will celebrate the tenth anniversary of the founding of the -State of Israel.Proceeds of the ball will be devoted to the building of a high school in Hadassim, a children\u2019s village sponsored by Canadian Hadassah.From left to right: Mrs.Sydney Lithwick, convener; Mrs.Theodore Levine, president; Mrs, Hyman Singerman, chairman of decorations.\u2014Acme-Harrison Photo Spring fair The Friendship circle of West- minister Central United Church will hold a Spring fair Saturday, March 29, at 2:20 p.m.at the church hell, 926 Atwater avenua.There will be homecooking, Easter novelties, children\u2019s table and MR.EMILE post office.Afternoon tea will be \u201cSofty\u201d Permanent served.Members and friends ave | known for the gentle, true asked to attend to help a worthy permanence it imparts to your cause and at the same time save hair.Good too, for bleached a little money while doing their and tinted hair.$10.00 Easter shopping.1347 GREENE AV: TT To Phone WE.5-0562; WE.5-2436 Stanley Church WA The monthly meeting of the Women's Association of Stanley Presbyterian Church will be heid Tuesday at 8.15 p.m.Refrash- ments will be served by group D.Demonstration of cake decorat- Our Justly Famous DRESSES In Spring's Newest Fashions Just In Time For Easter MRS.D.G.O'TOOLE convener of the military whist and bridge to be held by Col.Arthur O.Blois, DSO, Chapter of the IODE on Friday April 11 at 8:15 p.m.in Trinity Memorial Church \u2018Hall.She will be assisted by Mrs.J.GIFT IDEAS Gordon, Clara Greenberg, M.H.* Mrs.S.Blanshay, president, \u201cWigdor, H, Wisenthal, H.Yarof- Yardley.&; .Laff \u2014 Associated .Screen Photo Choose from our selection of HE Cohen, Israel Bond chairman; © Hosiery @ Gloves B'nai B'rith, Mrs.M.S.Bailey, @ Blouses @® Scarves president, and Mesdames E.Segal and T.Rudner, Israel e Handbags e Lingerie Bond co-chairmen, @ Flowers The Israel! Fashion Festival committee includes Mesdames D.Albert, H.Barrett, D.Berger, &.Berlin, S.Berlind, J.Blanshay, I.Block, B.M.Bloomfield, D.Borenstein, L.Boxer, G.Bronf- man, Albert Eaton, A.Fleming, S.Godine, P.Goldig, R.Goodman and Dr.Dora (Gordon.Also Mesdames 1.Graif, A.Grill, J.Horovitch, M.Kravitz, || S.Kreisman, H.Levin, E.® Gift boxes Free with your purchase ©@ Levine, H.Levinson, S.Leznoff, 9 HI LADIES WEAR Mendelsohn, I.Meshwork, B.WE.5-9541 Mintzberg, M.Oberman, J.Pardo, F.Pepper, and Mrs.A.Pesner.Also Mesdames H.Reisler, J.Roos, F.Sackman, I.Scharf, L.Schoner, K.Selinger, J.Shatner, L.Shriar, J.Steinhause, C.Tan- nenbaum, G.Teitelbaum, M.1233 Greene Avenue sky and H.Yudin.\" SE t - ire A STIS mT = us : esse same re \\ = SAV ce EAU OT 5 Ai BAT A amis æ a Re Tes \u2014reene ss es = Ab om rm a MSE.TE \u201c 16 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 28, 1958 Mrs.C.B.Peirce re-elected American Women's Club head Mrs.Carleton B.Peirce was re-elected president for the coming year, of the American Women\u2019s Club of Montreal, at the annual meeting held Wednesday, March 26, in the Blue Room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel.Mrs.Oswald Bock, treasurer, reported another successful year with the budget Mrs.John C.Locke, membership chairman, announced 17 new members joined the Club.Mrs.C.Dinsmore, chairman of Social Service, reported donations for the year amounting to $1885, from proceeds of the rummage sale, held in October, and the States Fair, held in November.The larger projects were $500 to St.Justin's Hospital for the purchase of mobile magazine and book racks; $150 in gifts to inmates of Ste.Anne's Hospital; $100 to Montreal Children's Hos-\" pital; $100 to School for Crippled Children; $100 to Association for Help of Retarded Children, In all, checks were sent to proving adequate.34 welfare orgainzations in the City of Montreal.In addition, volunteer workers\u201d made 27 layettes which were distributed to various hospitals in Montreal and 15 flannel skirts and tunies which were given to the Children's Service Centre an the Friendly Home.: Reports were submitted by the chairmen of the different committees.OFFICERS ELECTED The following slate of officers and committee chairmen were elected for 1958-59: Honorary president, Mrs.F.E.Holland; president, Mrs.Carle- SHAMPOO and SET % (ATI ® Mechanical Treatments Slenderizing & EXPERT HAIR STYLING HAIR DYEING A SPECIALTY \u2014 MANICURING and Hand Massages ® Featuring the famous automatic massage table where you reduce without disrobing Mia V/A 3 4504 St.Catherine St.West ® Steam Bath and Lamp ® Foot Treatments.Beauty Salon WE.7-1154 + x ton B.Peirce; 1st vice-president, Mrs.C.J.R.Grossmann; 2nd vice-president, Mrs.Alger C.Schricker; recording secretary, Mrs, William L.Campbell; corresponding secretary, Mrs.Peter M.Barry; treasurer, Mrs.Oswald Bock; - courtesy chairman, Mrs.O.Biedermann; groups chairman, Mrs.L.F.Long; hospitality chairman, Mrs.L.D.Mahoney; membership chairman, Mrs.John C.Locke; music chairman, Mrs.D.Fraser Bentley; press chairman, Mrs.Walter H.Chase; printing chairman, Mrs.John E.Davidson; program chairman, Mrs.Carl Niderost: ¥ reception chairman, Mrs.J.T.Commins; social service chairman, Mrs.Alan Slayton; telephone chairman, Mrs.Henry C.Donahue, Jr.; ticket chairman, Mrs, James E.McQuilkin; visiting chairman, Mrs.Glenn A.Oman.\"Carmen -Cohen' The iSsterhood of Shomrim Laboker\u2014Beth Yehudah Synagogue will present \u201cCarmen Cohen\u201d a musical comedy written by Lil Ritchie at 8.30 p.m.on Saturday and Sunday, March 29 and 30.Play will be directed by Ida Yochalas.Limited amount of tickets still available.CUT SPRING FLOWERS Visit Our Store & Greenhouses CORSAGES ROSES CARNATIONS PLANTS RE.1-1153 Measure a Wardrobe ?\u201d Seen FOUR OF MONTREAL'S leading fashion experts met at CJAD last week for a panel discussion titled \u201cHow Do You above from left to right, as \u201cThe Sack\u201d came in for a bit of humorous comment, are Miss Peggy Rogers, Mrs.Doreen Day, Mrs.Eve Trill and Miss Doris Clark whose afternoon program \u201cDoris Clark Presents\u201d featured the discussion of spring styles, \u2014Graetz Photo = FROM SWITZERLAND come \u2014 some of the most delightful knitwear in the world.Our picture shows a two-piece suit knitted in pure Merino long staple wools.This is an exclusive suit available in Lazare\u2019s well known Import Shop on Peel St.opposite the Mount Royal Hotel.The colors are beautiful and no-one needs to be told about the wonderful wearing, washing and creaseproof qualities of Swiss pure Merino wools.Mrs.Irving Meshwork appointed Community Conference chairman Mrs.Allan Finestone and Mrs.J.A.Lyons Heppner, co-chair- men of the activities committee, combined Jewish Appeal, announce the appointment of Mrs.Irving Meshwork, 5518 Borden avenue, St.Luc, as chairs man of the 2nd Women's Community Conference.This Conference will take place on Wednesday, April 16 at the Windsor Hotel, from 9 a.m.to 3 p.m.The aims and purposes behind this endeavor is the interchange of ideas as a unified and enthusiastic group; to become better acquainted, but primarily to find out where and how we can work together on a more organized and co-operative hasis and also to interest the collective membership in the problems of the community and daily living.Over 800 delegates, representing some 127 organizations are expected to attend.The £ol- lowing is a list of committee members in the West End: Westmount: Mrs.Phillip Vine- berg, Murry Hill avenue, in charge of the head table; Mrs.Max Feldman, Clarke avenue, ia.charge of luncheon arrangements; Mrs.E.Barkoff, Roslyn avenue and Mrs.Victor Elkin, EY TS TS pl we i A Lansdowne avenue, are membur3 of the program committee.N.D.G.and Saint Luc Mrs.E.I.Roll, Terrebonne avenue, js chairman of evaluation; Mrs.D.Wolff, Robinson avenue, chairman of agency -ontacts Mrs.M.A.Wollock, Davies avenue, chairman of the manual Mrs.M.Wiseman, Borden ave nue, member of the contacts committee.Canon Scott IODE Canon Scott Chapter IODE business meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.M, Jones, 4884 Cumberland avenue on Tuesday evening at 8 p.m.Daffodil tea On Wednesday, April 16, à Daffodil Tea, sponsored by group \u201cC* of St.Matthews Anglican Church Guild and WA will take place in the parish nal from 2.30 to 5.30 p.m.There will be a table of home baked foods.a talent table and a cards and notepaper table, An exhibition of oil paintings will be presented and piano el ections will be rendered hy MIs Hugh E: Burke.The general convener is Mrs.J.Walsh and tickets may he obtained from: the ticket con vener, Mrs.A: V.A.Bramley DExter 0436, \"or at the church office, ELwood 1700.pa à # % \u20ac ES si- ur 884 day COMMITTEE MEMBERS for the dessert bridge sponsored by the Montreal Convalescént Hospital Associates in aid of the Hospital to he held on Wednesday April 16 at 1.45 p.m.are discussing their plans, From left to right: Mrs.S.B, Whalen, ticket convener; Mrs.R.L.Pineo, chairman of the Associates; Mrs.H.B.Parr, general convener; and Miss Florence Kenehan, co-convener.- \u2014 Acme-Harrison photo Miss Barbara Whitley re-elected head of Mil.General Hospital WA A gross business of over $102,464 was reported by Mrs.Andrew Fleming, MBE, chairman of Hospitality Corner, at the annual meeting of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Montreal General Hospital which was held recently in the Hospital.Mrs.Fleming presented Miss Barbara Whitley, president of the Auxiliary with a cheque for $20,000 representing the net proceeds for the past year which will be-used to finance auxfliary projects at the hospital.In accepting the cheque Miss Whitley stressed that while the financial importance of the Shop should not be minimized, it played an equally important role in promoting good public relations for the hospital among the thousands of people who visit it each year.DONATIONS TO HOSPITAL Donations to the hospital during the past year had totalled more than $24,786, it was reported by the treasurer, Miss Eileen Peters.These had included such major items as the salary of an occupational \u2018therapist, a grant of $2,500 to the Social Service Department, $3,839 to improve the solaria, LEARN TO DRIVE THRU TRAFFIC with LAUZON schoot tro.We are One of the Largest Automobile Driving Schools in the World Choices of Automatic or Standard Transmission Door Step .Service AUTO IMPORTANT: TRAINER Phone or write for Valuable Start to learn Free Premiums Inde, an and Our oor Training Machine, Low Rates.Nervous Learners Welcome DUAL CONTROL CARS 5054 Cote des Neiges 4869 St, Denis REgent 1.1112 AVenue 8-5125 oxygen therapy equipment \u2018to the value of $1,820, and the purchase of five heated food trucks at $6,495 in addition to the fin- _ancial support of the Volunteer Department.Donations to the Memorial Fund during the year amounted to $8,626 and expenditures from this fund for life sustaining equipment and research projects reached $4,275.VOLUNTEER SERVICE Thirty thousand hours of service to the Hospital had been given by volunteers during the year it was stated in a report received from the Department of Volunteers.This figure represented an increase of some 7,000 hours over the previous year's total.While Hospitality Corner, operating six days and five evenings per week, required T0 volunteers per week for day service and 25 per week for the evening hours, there had been an increased demand for volun- teers in the various departments % tik ALERTE ea Hondas SR Ake Ts a PH se > eu > We Have Your .Ma 2% «8 a RE \u201cWhere girls of all ages love to shop\u201d EASTER Costume _ Come and see our selection OER © Dresses ® Blouses * Sr ® Sweaters ® Skirts x% J © Lingerie ® Slacks © Umbrellas 5 \u201cA ® Hankies x3 & ® Scarves Costume Jewellery \u20184: © Flowers and Gadgets + x F4 SE he oir ape HY 4901 SIHERBROOKE ST.WEST : Le Prince Albert & Claremont) DE.4875 = as x\" ras REC CESSER i / Mo.no Miss Connie Dodge heads Scarboro Lay Missionary League The Montreal Unit of the Scarboro Lay Missionary League recently met to organize the fourteenth annual bridge, which is to be held Friday evening, April 25 in St.Kevin's parish hall, 5000 Cote des Neiges road.Officers for this year are as follows: President, Miss Connie Dodge; vice-president, Mrs.W.Routledge; treasurer, Mr.J.P.Boyle; recording secretary, Mrs.Mae Dowling; convener for the bridge party is Mrs.J.J.Mac- Donald.Ticket conveners are Miss Ruth Turner, card party, and Miss Monica McFee, draw: ing.Other conveners are: Miss M.Haggarty, table prizes; Mrs.- C.J.McDonald, door prizes; Mrs.Robert Connolly, refresn- ments; Mrs.J.P.Boyle, patrons and Mrs.W.Routledge, public: ity.The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 28, 1958 Toastmistress Club The Mount HKoyal Toastmistress Club will meet Monday at 6 p.m.in the Green Room of the Queen's Hotel.Anna Gowns European Designer o Dresses o Suifs Evening Gowns Made to Measure from Imported Materials ® ALTERATIONS A SPECIALTY 346A Victoria Ave.EL.0823 MISS BARBARA WHITLEY where the volunteer can supplement the work of the professional and technical staffs.The Travelling Wagon operating from Hospitality Corner, visits the entire hospital once a week, utilizing seven teams cf 3 volunteers, and the Library Wagon covers all hospital wards twice weekly.Many hours of service are given in hospital clinics and in addition, a number of volunteers have undertaken a wide range of clerical duties which, had they been done by the regular staff, would have meant many hours of overtime work.Mrs.Colin T.Gray, in presenting the report of the recording secretary, noted that membership now stood at 1,972 making the auxiliary the second largest in the Province.Many of the members are affiliated with branches either in Chambiy.Como, Hampstead, Montreal West, Outremont, Town of Mount Royal or Westmount and chairmien of these branches reported briefly on work accom- *X plished during the year.Miss Barbara Whitley was reelected president for the coming year and other officers are Mrs.George S.Currie, honorary president; Mrs.Gavin Graham, first vice-president; Mrs.Andrew Fleming, MBE, second vice- We have the largest selec\u2019 tion of delicious Easter chocolate Bunnies, Chickens, Eggs.etc\u2026 etc., that you could possibly imagine.Come in and see them today! Order Your Special EASTER CAKE NOW ! president; Mrs.Louis C.Drum- mond, third vice-president; Mrs.F.G.Ferrabee, honorary recording secretary; Mrs.C.C.Thack- ray, honorary corresponding sac- retary; Miss Eileen Peters, honorary treasurer; and Miss Mary PRINCE ALBERT HALL Available for Wedding Receptions, Parties, Bridges, Club Meetings and all types of social events.ALSO LARGE, MODERN HALLS IN N.D.G.AND ON ST.DENIS ST.NEAR SHERBROOKE.Make your reservation NOW\u2014phone HU.1-8163 Fowler, honorary assistant treasurer.Calvary Church WA Calvary United Church WA will hold the monthly meeting on Wednesday at 2 p.m.Rev.Charles R.Plaskett will lead the devotional.Guest speaker will be Miss Bessie French from St.Co- lumba House and will talk on the aims and work of the organization.Any mothers with young children who wish to attend there is a nursery accommode- tion.Tea will be served by the ladies WE ALSO DO CATERING IN YOUR HOME 4887 Sherbrooke St.W.HU.1-8163 FRENCH PASTRY \u2014 CATERERS \u201c.USSR SATA: EE vw assumes Fiat 3 ate wwe ale wets ae ne hms Che ETI Live TE pe ee Fa Az 18 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 28, 1958 Mrs.J.Gilbert Turner heads Women Associates of McGill i.Mrs.J.Gilbert Turner was elected president of the SEE Women Associates of McGill at the annual meeting held Cl March 25.Co Mrs.J.O.McCutcheon, recording secretary, reported that Mrs.R.E.Powell as wife of the Chancellor of McGill is now patroness of the Women Associates and that Mrs.B.C.Gardner has become an honorary vice-president.4 3° Mrs.Leo Yaffe, treasurer, an- membership; Mrs.C.A.Winkler, Sa : \u2019 nounced that the annual bursary students\u2019 interest; and Mrs.J.of two hundred dollars given by Campbell Dickinson, press, Mrs.the Women Associates was this R.E.Powell is patroness.Mrs.year awarded to Miss Mary Her- F.Cyril James is honorary pre- sey.sident, and Mrs.N.R.Brittain, Mrs.Norman M.Brown repori- Lady Currie, Mrs.B.C.Gardner, ed that with the assistance of the Mrs.H.M.McKay, Mrs.Susan members of the entertaiament Vaughan, Mrs.Morris Wilson, ! committee arrangements had Mrs.O.S.Tyndale are honorary been made for the nine ess vice-presidents.: and hve meetings held during¥ LOCAL NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHERS wound up their } om .evening workshop at the Negro Community Centre with a Mrs.R.v.V.Nicholls, mem- special home-cooking sale.Pictured at the Red Feather centre bership chairman, stated that are: Mrs.C.Rous, Saint Laurent Co-operative Nursery; Mrs.D.there are now 455 members, Webster, Small Fry Nursery, Saint Laurent; Miss Nancy Mrs, A, E.Moll reported that Townsend, of the Nursery School Association which sponsored the students\u2019 interests committee the workshop; Miss Frances de St.Croix, of the University had completed their part of the Settlement, and Miss Sheila Miller, director of the Placement 4 furnishing of Petoff House for Bureau of the Nursery School Association, à the Hungarian students on July \u2014Bermingham Photo 15.Money and clothing were > given to Rev.E.C.Knowles, Chaplain of McGill to be used for emergency aid to students.During the Christmas holiday season out-of-town students were = a me rs AU at mea ai AT on La bn BES, TP NM, 4 A ot me rel.Corer ttt ACh NTE SANGITAL NWF YR AT A i Font) work has been recently accepted J: î for the Spring Exhibition at the Er Sale of Art benefits Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, 4 One of the items of interest 3 St.Matthias\u2019 projects was a potters wheel, with demonstrator which was pro.entertained in the homes of the ; igs F ; The St.Matthias Association _.\u201c E members of the Women Associ- of Women arranged for an ex- vided by the Potters Club.Mrs, E; ates.hibition or sale, of all parishion- awthorng arrange or this ; demonstration.ers who wished to submit their work, to the Art Show, which Thursday, ee Pah peat 11 Mrs.Matthewson, Mrs.Reid and 3 Mrs.Waiker, who were on hand E am.to 10 p.m.all day, for this purpose A \u201cEach exhibitor was limited ' \u2019 il to three entries only, and in the po event of a sale, 25% of the pro- Lord, Lady Gordon Xi ceeds went to the support of + b + + o church work\" the Examiner was Oo De Guests a told by Mrs.M.C.Willis, one of Sf.George's Ball the co-chairman.\u201cAmong the various projects which are taken care of by the funds of activities like the Art Show, are: Bursaries, refurhish- ing of the church hall, salaries man of the annual ball, to be of personnel, etc.\u201d the Examiner held at the Windsor Hotel Fri- was told by Mrs.E.E.Scharfe, day.April 25, when the guest of a member of the committee, honor will be Lord Dudley Gor- whose wurk it was to catalog! don, DSO, LLD, and Lady Dud- the paintings.ley Gordon.Governor-General SLATE OF OFFICERS The following slate of officers was presented by Mrs.J.U.Mac- Ewan, chairman of the ncminat- ing committee Mrs.J.Gilbert Turner, president, Mrs.A.Gerald Racey, vice-president, Mrs.J.O.McCutcheon, recording secretary, Mrs.K.I.Melville, corresponding secretary and Mrs, Leo Yaffe, treasurer.| Chairman of standing committees: Mrs.Norman M.Brown, entertainment; Mrs.B.Malmo, Refreshments were served, including lunch, tea or coffee, by * The president of the St George's Society, Mr.A, Herman Cole, announced that Sir William a a Tn na a nm me Hildred, CB.CBE, will be chair- Consult Malcolm Gregory \u201cHe won't promise you a trip » through the skies on a Magic \u201d% Carpet, but he will bring ' CARPET MAGIC into your a a a a ae me Sa a \"a a \"a \" Home !\u201d 5 The following are some of the Vincent Massey, PC, CH.is hon- fr .GREGORY'S entries included in the exhibi-{ orary president of the St.E » ORIENTAL RUG CO.tion: Landscape by Mr.Percy George's Society and the Rt.Rev.fF % 4151 St.Catherine St.W., Jarman; water colors by Miss John Dixon, DD, Bishop of Mont- 5 , Westmount Cole; tile porcelains by Mr.real, is honorary vice-president.; I WE.2.4277 Evenings RE.8-4605 1 Smart; water colors by Mrs.The president of the society : oe 9 - ë AIDS RETARDED CHILDKEN: Mrs.A.W.D.Swan, 310 Boultbee; landscapes by the has asked all members to support Crim rares x Grosvenor avenue, is chair- well known cartoonist Jeff the ball very fully this year as SH man of the women's division Chapleau; portraits of children more calls are being made upon by A.E.D.Tremaine; winter the society's funds for charitable scenes by Mrs.Castle; portraits work.The annual ball is one of by Robert Wonham; and several the major sources of income to pictures by Mr.Raphe, whose support this work.of the financial campaign of the Association for the Help of Retarded Children.The drive will be held from April 5 to 11 with an objective of $125,000.Mbps.Swan is the wife of the M ] 3 T A K E I secretary-treasurer of West- mount, GOLD « SILVER © Cold © Copper .Brass © Chrome © Nickel ® Rhodium ® Cadmium ® Silver It's never a mistake to be #8 ready.And you'll be ready for Ek next SUMMER if you order your awnings NOW, BUT do not make any mistake \u2014 buy canvas awnings, the only one suitable for our climate.Westmount Club The Westmount Women\u2019s Club will celebrate the 40th year charter day luncheon at the new Queen Elizabeth Hotel at 1 p.m.April 9.Miss Susan Fletcher, monologist, will entertain, For Repaired Replated Let our experts revive the reservations phone the chairman, crane Refinished original beauty and useful- Mrs, Rita Sykes, DE.1757.Canvas awnings cost one-third of other types and can | Lacquered ness of your valuables.Marianopolis Glee Club easily be replaced on present frames.: Marianopolis College Glee Let our representatives take measurements of awnings pl Club will present the annual you may require and show you our large assortment of Py | ESTIMATES GIVEN ON RECEIPT OF MERCHANDISE John H.Feeley *£es,:> concert, \u201cSome Enchanted Eve-|ll the different bright and gay striped, plain and floral awn- ning\u201d on Wednesday, April 9, in .Victoria Hall Westmount at 8.30 ing materials in the latest 1958 colors and patterns.p.m.Tickets are available at the .; NOW IS THE TIME TO GET.YOUR CANVAS AWNINGS door or by telephoning AV 8- ''® RECOVERED ® REPAIRED \u201d Repairing Silversmiths and Electro Platers 6762.0 Coll: WE.3-1 w 1446 GER ;\u2018 © Operating Canada\u2019s Largest High Class Job Shop | Karnak Ladies a ° E.-1774 \u2014 WE.3- ; : Direct from the Facto ° Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club the aux- Estimates without charge or obligation.to the Hom v WE CALL FOR & DELIVER { | iliary to the Shriners\u2019 Hospital Mention this advt.when calling © i for Crippled Children, will meet 1437 Ayl .B.| on Tuesday at 1.30 p.m.in the .\\ yimer Street \u2019 VI.5.7947 | Masonic Temple for business, THE CANVAS CONVERTERS LTD.(A few doors above St.Catherine St.) sewing and mending.The presi- Opposite Henry Morgan & Co.dent Mrs.Alex Leslie will pre- 4270 St.James Street West side, - - CITE YE EY EST A vw.ces he Rg D ted the rts, est ith + RESTORATION A SPECIALTY , sale.939 Victoria Square UN.6-4095 rg Tie SUAEE 0 ; | ; 20 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 28, 1958 Co Lo , vs Cd _ sas Mrs.Coles fo address | yl \u2014 | Sherry \u2018party March 27 5 Ho a v Mrs.Betty Coles, wife of the 7 .Program Director of the Uniteq No .| be ; 187 _ States Operations Mission in Is.; ; CY AN WE TAKE A CHANCE .a -rael, who has just returned to 3.C any longer on a government that North America from an extendeq ne - iE : ; stay in Israel, will be the hop.BE .ored guest and speak Hoey 1.Has still found no answer to our immediate unemployment crisis?.sherry party being.tendered.hy \u2018 Mrs.Harold Fanaberia, chair.j 2.Threatens to gamble away our vital export markets and the jobs and man of the Tenth Anniversary Th.CT rael Fasfiion Festival, at hg dollars they provide?home, 4-Hudson avenue, West.41 mount, today at 2 p.m.Mrs.Coles is the founder of the first Negro Model and Charm School in North America.Spa had the distinction, of being the first woman graduate of the Wharton School of Business Administration.Since then, she hag specialized in the field of psychiatric social work dealing wit problems of \u2018women and teenagers.During her sojourn in Israel, she came to love and admire the people of Israel, and to appreciate the importance of Israel -Bond funds for the young nation's economic growth.Mrs.Fanaberia has announced that the sherry party will provid» the opportunity for a discussion of the exciting plans for the Israel Fashion Festival to be held on Tuesday, April 1 at 12 noon in the Champlain Room of tha Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel, Women's Real Post Office tour The \"Know your Montreal\u201d group of the Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Club, Inc.will visit the Main Post Office, 715 3 Windsor street, on Tuesday, 2 April 15.All members interested in making this tour are asked to contact Mrs.D.K.Gowans, HU, 8-2940, or Mrs.H.D.Bourne, HU.1-9192, as the number is limited.Please meet at the corner of HIGHLIGHTS OF THE PEARSON PLAN FOR CANADA, FOR YOU winésor anc 81 sames stvects a Tee core tar SRI 80 vu PE as Mate Ne THE TIME HAS COME FOR ACTION in \u2018the present emergency .to do now y the things that need doing now.to get started on the PEARSON PLAN \"TO BRING BACK CONFIDENCE AND JOBS Ee Marte rem ie We Canadians all agree that our first job is to get almost a million people back to work.We want to restore confidence and START CANADA HUMMING AGAIN.We want steady incomes and a secure future.We must make up the ground lost through months of faltering and confusion in our national affairs.And we must get started now.\u2018The Pearson Plan is designed to do just that: bold and \u2018practical action for every Canadian who has had enough of slowdown, doubt and drift.8 p.m, sharp.1.MAJOR TAX CUTS to increase your income this year, 6.LOW DOWN-PAYMENT HOMES \u2014 Change National General meetin : create more jobs.You save $1 of every $4 you now pay Housing Act to make it easier to buy homes without | The Lad | 9 à i e ies Auxiliary of the b on your first $3000 of taxable income.i large down payments.Congregation Beth Hamediash | .Hagadol is holding a general k + 2.THE DOWRY \u2014 You pay wo taxes on your first $4000 7, FAMILY ALLOWANCES \u2014 Continue family allowances meeting on Monday at 850 pm, - income during first three years of married life \u2014 pay to the age of 18 for boys and girls who are students.at the synagogue, 4603 Macken.5: $90 instead Of $480 if your income is $5000.zie street.pt ._ : The preparations of passover E 3.SICKNESS INSURANCE \u2014 Pay unemployment benefits to 8.SCHOLARSHIPS, BURSARIES pèse LOANS - To EN delicacies will be demonsiraicd | | people who are out of work because of illness.y équat opportunity \u2018or Mlgher education, by Mrs.Mary Chupkoos.E scholarships and 7500 bursaries awarded annually.: - @.NO EXCISE TAX on cars Pi WwW à \u2019 .ioneer Women : ©.INCREASED SOCIAL BENEFITS \u2014 Old age assistance for The voune women's grouvs of 3 5.FOR FARMERS \u2014 widows and unmarried women to start at age 60.Right the Pioneer Women's Oreanim Bk Set up Farm Development Bank to assist farm im- i io ; \u2019 Sb A 1.Set up Pp ; to transfer total pension when changing jobs.tion will hold a meeting com.Fr provement.memoraling Israel's 10th Anni- E 2.Extend support prices for wheat, oats, barley, rye, TO.FULLER, FREER, TRADE between NATO nations includ- versary, on Wednesday, March a flax and butter.5 vx ing U.S.and Britain.Increase food and other shipments 2 the Berkley Hotel a! 80 = 3.Pay compensation to farmers for cost of storing to needy or undeveloped countries.Trade development Program.Mr, A.Talbar, Is- grain on their farms, \u2014 not restriction or diversion, raeli Consul will speak on economic growth of Israel in the i past ten years.Mr.Allan Rose will discuss the social develop- VOTE LIBERAL FOR CONSTRUCTIVE LEADERSHIP NOW ment auring the past ten years and Mr.Chaim Brandwein will review the cultural development.i NATIONAL LIBERAL COMMITTEE Discussion period will follow, Refreshments will be served, Chair- , } man of this program is Mrs.L : Satenstein.MacGillivray WMS The MacGillivray Auxiliary, F WMS of St.Andrew's United fo Church, Westmount, will hold its E = Easter meeting on April 1 at 2.30 3 p.m.in Hutchison Hall.The Rev.$ Nettie Wilson (Mrs.John Hoffman) will be guest speaker.Soloist \u2014 Mrs.Walter Vogan.ac A - companied by Mrs.Gerald Brown.Mrs.C.Hargreaves and ladies of Circle No.3 are in ; charge of the meeting.Montreal Club The Montreal Women's Club e e e ° : Official LIBERAL Candidate \u2014 St.Antoine - Westmount [zo =a sisson serwrnen James McWilliams, will meet of .at the Published by the St.Antoine.Westmount Liberal Committee aa, a royal \u2018Hotel 1819 St, Catherine St, W.\u2018| There will be a flower demon: stration.= uh, ent rs.on the tal, one em.e RADIO .@® APPLIANCES REPAIRS & SERVICE TV Antennas our specialty HI-FI Equipment and Transistor Supplies TELETRONICS CORP.LTD.4119 St.Catherine W.WE.5-9282 + The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 28, 1958 CR current issde.PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 \u2014 The Westmount Examiner Classified pedal, 4 Please phone your Ads early it.the week.No Ads accepted after 10.30 a.m.Thursday for For your convenience, Adtaker on duty after 5 p.m.Tuesday and Wednesday evenings until 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1-2771.3e for each additional word É et ARE i É CH SE ARE EE RE RE RES SERRE 12 Apartments To Let |29 For Sale 29 For Sale 29 -For Sale BENNY 2400 Apt.411, 21%-room eat- C | S H { Di .R S .ed.equipped, elevator building.Avail oieman ace riea er nin oom uit able Mas 1st.$89.50.HU, o-Fias.10°\u2019; also lan >pa tank.EL.2230.aiming pieces, une wal- Large gas Moving nearly 16 Flats, Duplexes To Let Lower - 6 rooms Mo let, Furniture for sale.Can be seen at 2127 Prud'homme Friday and Saturday morning or Sunday all day and evening.HU.8.6068.20 Rooms To Let .NDG, large front room, richly furnished, shower.Quiet home.Gentleman preferred.HU.9-3021.24 Autos For Sale 1953 Vanguard station wagon, $400.00.HU.83-8488.CHEVROLET 1956 deluxe sedan, 4 door, low mileage.Heater, radio, etc.EL.7424.26 Garages To Let UNHEATED garage.WE.17-5150.27A Parking Space Wanted GARAGE OR PARKING SPACE for Volkswagen, vicinity Argyle, Montrose, Thornhill.Call WE.2-7406.REASONABLE proximity to Cote St.Antoine Road and Metcalfe Avenue.WE.2-4883.Trades and Professional Cards 20 Words 75e Additional Words 3c Each Cartage & Moving TRUCKS available anytime.No moving job too smali.We also do contract work by year, month, week, or part of the week, HU.1-3138.Decorating WALLS and ceilings washed and painted by experienced man, windows and floors also done, Phone W.Campbell, RE.1-0640.Dressmaking EUROPEAN dressmaker - designer.dresses, suits, coats, made to measure.Alterations.Specializes in lace 5110 Sherbrooke, Apt.Financial Services Advisors in Personal Financial Matters Estate Planning and Administrators Call in Full Confidence Mr.G.C.Kendall Kendall & Savage Ltd.Financial Advisors to Individuals and Corporations 610 St.James Street West VI.9-6397 Furniture Repairs ANTIQUE furniture restoration, reproduction.Cabinet and * furniture made to order, repaired, premodelled.John's Cabinet Making Reg'd,, rear 1251 Greene, WE.7-4879.Furriers HAVE your furs repaired or re- styled at Flomen Exclusive Furs, 1235 Greene Ave.WE.2.3312, RESTYLING, repairing, new fur models, shorties, suede suits, hosiery.Storage.Henry Baum Eure, 1383 Greene Avenue.WE.3-3270 HAVE your furs remodelled or repaired by A.Wurm Custom Furriers.also modern cold storage.1524 Sherbrooke Street We t, WE.35717 st, near Guy Street.USM Income Tax Income Tax Returns Computed by retired government tax official.G.H, Mansfield, Phone BW.17-2846.Music Lessons UITAR lessons, $1.00.HU.1.0971.Upholstery COMPLETE shop at home service pe your.upholstery, slipcover.and pery needs, \u2018Estimates \u2018without cost Stering, iteation.Call Lawes Uphol- 2 Bicycles Rugs; long curtains; Bendix washing machine, wringer type; sectional furniture; antenna.Excellent condition.Reasonable.HU.1-8430.MR.FiX-IT SERVICENTER \u2018WILL REPAIR ANYTHING EXCEPT A BROKEN HEART Specializes in repairs on rotisseries, irons, toasters, vacuum cleaners, polishers, radios, etc.Lamps mounted, shades made to order and recovered.Free pick-up and delivery.DE.8332, 5323 Decarie.DAVENPORT, 3 pieces, $75.00; bedroom set, 3 pieces, $60.00; kitchen chrome set, $50.00.4964 Queen Mary, RE.1-4874.CHILD'S CCM tricycle and kiddy-car.Good condition.Phone after 6, HU.8-7179.BEDROOM set, light wood, twin beds, complete; coffee table; small desk; studio couch; record player with cabinet.Cheap.After 6, RI.4-5962, DINING room set, gas stove, refrigerator, mahogany bed, stair carpet.HU.1.5 size 12, matching WEDDING gown, Evenings, RE.crown.Reasonable.17-5017.WALNUT dining room set, 8 pieces, good condition; also hall set, solid mahogany bench and 2 chairs.WE.5-1987, .\u2014\u2014 FURNTTORE, for sale.Call evenings after 6.RE.3-48%4.TWO bicycles for sale; one girl's 28°\" one boy's 28\" with gears.$20.00 each.DE.5418.nut, claw and ball feet, hand carved.Good condition.Reasonable: No dealers.WE.3-1205.Call 6-8 evenings.GENBRAL BLECTRIC REFRIGERATOR 912 cubic feet.About 6 years old.Excellent condition, $135.00.General Electric iron with dial control, $6.00.Lady's black seal coat, size 10-12, $100.00.Budgie birdcage and stand, $10.00.HU.1-2167.MUST SELL BEFORE MAY 1ST Bedroom, chesterfield, kitchen, television sets, refrigerators, terms arranged.3541 Van Horne, Apt.1, RE.8-4761, ERMINE dyed squirrel stole, latest style, perfect condition, $100.00, HU.1-6136.LIGHT beige lace dress, size 14-16.English import with hat to match.WE.7-1036.MOFFAT electric house refrigerator; chairs.WE.3-6815.RUG, oriental pattern, 8 x 10, red and navy.Practically new.DE.5605.FIRESIDE fixtures; chesterfield; dining room suite; vacuum; rugs; drapes; beds, etc.EL.5881, STAIR carpet, 13'% yards, dark red, with underpad.WE.2-4962.DINETTE suite, 6-piece, excellent condition.Cheap.WE.3-2180 evenings.3.SPEED CCM semi racing bicycle.7816.stove; Westing- kitchen table and Excellent condition.EL.ALUMINUM ware; glassware; china; linen; chairs; trunk.WE.7-4076, A large gathering of Parents and Friends were guests of the Scouts and Cubs at their \u201cAt Home\" on Sunday, March 16 at 3 p-m., in the Playroom of the School Building of The Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue, Greetings were extended by the Scouting Group Committee Chairman, Miss Jeanne Rosen- thal and appreciation was expressed to the Leaders for their good work.The program was run along the lines of a Cub and Scout Meeting.Cubmaster (Akela) Mortimer Vineberg and Assistant Cubmaster (Baloo) Jeff Weissler had the Cubs demonstrate and explain the different Tests in Cubbing.Mr.David Fieldman, former Cubmaster of the Pack, presented Seconders\u2019 Stripes to Murray Gollin, John Diamond and Harold Myers.Scoutmaster, Mr.Eugene Gordon, put his Scouts through their paces, showing the many uses of the Scout Staff, Tent Pitching, Hank Signals and Observation tests.Mr.Gordon invested Recruit Elliot Berzan into the great Brotherhood of Scouts.A presentation was made to the \u201cMr.and Mrs.Norman Friedman\u201d Scout-Guide Library Shelf by Scout Barry Gordon, who made a large Scrap Book of data pertaining to the Boy Scout Jamboree held in England last summer, when he was a visitor over there.This was accepted by Mrs.M.N.Toker on behalf of the Committee.The \u201cAt Home\u201d closed with the Cub Prayer and:Lowering of the Colors by the Scouts, after which hot dogs and cokes were served to the gathering by Mrs.H.A.Gordon, Mrs.H.Pervin, Mrs.M.L.Vineberg, Mrs.E.Gordon and Miss Doreen Gordon.George Marler (Continued from page 1) ness and industry, and create new jo The Liberal policy on tax reduction was laid down as early as 1945, he added.\u201cThat policy was, in good times to budget for a surplus so as to reduce the national debt, and in times when unemployment threatened and the economy slowed down, to budget for deficit.\u201d \u201cThe Pearson Plan,\u201d he said, \u201coffers encouragement to industry to undertake capital expenditures that will provide employment this year, and it makes nro- vision for financial assistance to municipalities so that they can undertake now the useful projects which they could not con- gider when there was a widespread demand for men and materials.We believe that now is the time for municipalities to go in for slum clearance, urban development, expressways, traffic relief and other useful projects.We believe that all together, government, industry and individuals can put an end to the recession and relieve unemployment,\u201d he concluded.Ephraim Scott WA The monthly meeting of the Women's Association of Ephraim Scott Memorial Church will be held on Tuesday April 1 at 2.30 p.m.in the ladies parlor, Mrs.new, $100.00; electric rangette, $40.00; clothesline, nearly new, $3.00; Gibson banjo, $60.00; Singer sewing machine, treadle, $25.00; 2 wardrobe trunks, $15.00 and $45.00; Quebec heater, $10.00; Coleman space heater .00.RI.7-5484, CHINESE AND ORIENTAL RUGS Good used rugs.Call WE, 2-4277.KITCHEN SETS Arborite tops, all colors, 5-piece, $45.3541 Van Horne, Apt.1.RE.8-4761.GIRL'S blue bicycle.9608 LaSalle Blvd.HU.1-5035.MARSHAL mattress, double, t lent, with springs.WE.5-3435.WASHING machine, Easy, $70.00; china cabinet, $25.00, 4 chairs $20.00; rug, Chinese, hooked wool 9 x 12, $70.00; hall runner, 6 yards, green, $10.00; venetian blinds, 44\u201d width, pink and beige, $8.00 each.DE.7200.HIDE-A-BEDS, new, Dupont nylon materials, choice colors, $125.00.3541 Van Horne, Apt.1.RE.8-4762.ADJUSTABLE dressmaker's form, size 14; Westinghouse hand vacuum.Both new.DE.2567.SEMI-ANTIQUE Keshan rug, size 15 x 25, $1000.00.4151 St.Catherine West.FIREPLACE screen; brass weodbox; dressing table; walnut sofa; bureau, chair; silver pieces; walnut single bed.Lacombe Avenue.RE.7-8451.PIANO, Vose, Rosewood square, good condition, $75.00.RE.7-6996.FRIGIDAIRE, perfect condition, 6 cubic feet, upper freezer, $150.00.WE.17-4137, 31 Wanted to Purchase ANTIQUE furniture, china, silver, objets d'art, jewellery, clocks.Exceptionally high prices paid for outstanding items.Lyons, VI.5-6089.WE buy everything scrap.Plumbing, etc., furniture too.LA, 1-9029, GREEN tweed rug about 12 x 14, night tables, hall chair, wanted.WE, 35-3428.ANTIQUE furniture, excel- china, paint- ings, jewellery, silver.R.H.Mullins, Reg'd., 1317 Greene.WE.5°3894, + 32 Domestic Help Wanted RELIABLE pleasant general help for Hampstead home.Own room, bath, radio, television.Two teenagers, one young child in family.References required.Call HU.11-1390.WILL give motherly person good home and remuneration in return for light housekeeping.One child, 8 years old.CR.2-7686 or RI.4-3047, WOMAN to do general cleaning 2-3 days weekly.WE, 2-9094.33 Domestic Employment Wanted FURNITURE MADE NEW Absolutely guaranteed furniture refinishing by master craftsman.Touch up, polishing, stripping, repairs.Ex- ceptionally reasonable rates.Free estimates.References.McKeown, UN.1-4557.34 Help Wanted, Female LADIES ! Avon offers the opportunity to ambitious women of befoming Beauty Advisers.This pleasant work can help you increase your income as well as provide you with an interesting career.For an interview call PL.7885.Waitresses Wanted Full and part time, experience not necessary.Apply 7027 Cote St.Luc Road.Career Ladies HAVE YOUR OWN BUSINESS Have you a nice personality?Can you follow our methods after a complete training Why waste long hours in an office when you can make money selling for yourself \u2014 in half the time, We are interviewing ladies now who can take our training.Write, giving details as to age, background, present employment, address and phone number to box 350, c/o 2185 Hampton Avenue.BEAUTY Counselors has opportunity for ambitious woman.Personality more important than experience.Full or part time, For interview call Friday 6-8 p.m.or Saturday.HU.9-3236.Forbes presiding.21 MERCHANT'S COAL CO.LTD.' 814 Sun Life Bldg.UN.6-7351 CLEANER HEALTHIER 35 Situations Wanted Female EXPERIENCED reliable baby sitter Sunday through Thursday, NDG and Westmount.HU.9-1595.WILL take children by the day.Good care.HU.9-3608, MIDDLE-AGED English widow available for part time employment.Convalescent care, housekeeping, cooking, etc.DE.4054.36 Help Wanted, Male Young Men Preferably with grade 10 to take survey training with 3 locating battery R.C A.one night a week, Uniform and military pay.Particulars any Tuesday 8 to 10 p.m.175 Craig St.E., UN.1-6511.37 Situations Wanted Male BOOKKEEPER and accountant available.Are your business records up- to-date and used for profit-making or are they merelv a history of the past.Call EL.1450.39 Lost Gold Charm Bracelet Chain type with 6 gold charms attached, early in March, on Columbia or Bruce avenues.Bracelet of sentimental value, Reward.Call WE.3- 9211 42 Personals Income Tax Time IS NOW HERE! HAVE YOUR OFFICIAL INCOME TAX RECEIPTS DUPLICATED FOR FEDERAL AND PROVINCIAL FILING.LEGAL DOCUMENTS PHOTO-COPIED MONITOR PHOTO-COPYING SERVICE 2185 HAMPTON AVE.HUnter 1-2771 Money To Loan MORTGAGE LOANS Attention! Mortgage loans quickly.Contractors, privates, Notary.RA, 8- 4541.45 APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE TAKE NOTICE that ABBIE ALICE MAHON REED of the City and District of Montreal, Quebec, Canada, will apply to the Parliament of Canada at its next or following or ensuing session thereof, for a Bill of Divorce from her husband, Robert Alexandar Reed, Pilot, of the City and District of Montreal, Quebec, on the ground of adultery.Montreal, 6th March, 1958.MRS.WILHELMINA M.HOLMES, Attorney for Petitioner 714 Vitre Street West, Montreal 3, Quebe:.NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE TAKE NOTICE that WILLIAM GORDON HEUGHAN, aircraft in- pector, of the City and District of Montreal, Quebec, will apply to the Parliament of Canada, at its present, next or following session, for a Bill of Divorce from his wife, HELEN DOROTHY EASTMAN, of the Town of Sutton, Quebec, on the ground of adultery.Montreal, March 19, 1956, ROSA B, GUALTIERI Attorney ' for Petitioner, 714 Vitre Street, West, Montreal, P.Q.74 ja space >» amet er a Bade = aha TE tt oe 1 Te I VARY ET mmr ART arène \u20ac mare TE EE ae SOL Le ui at rr Re a AY ac PESTE nr KU sas rege ay 22 The Westmount Examiner; Friday, March 20, 1958 \u201ca3: rdun Argyle performers, Unity's best combination consists of guards, Pat and Phyl McGlashan, centre Lil DeAngelis and forwards Tillie Jankowicz and Mae Ellef- sen, Others with UBC squad are: Carol Smart, Sheila O'Conner, Marg Gilmore, Rosemary Anderson and Gwen Lord.Peggy Birkett was also picked to play for Unity but appendicitis stepped in prior to the pro- Royal Montreal lady rink beats Mt.Royal Mrs.A.D.McCrae of Royal Montreal defeated Mrs.G.S.Tobin of Mount Royal 20-3 to win the Jackson Trophy with a percentage of 86.9.Finishing second in the Ladies Curling Association event was Mrs.S.Steel of Pointe Claire.who downed Mrs.L.Tobin of Lachine 17 - 3 for an 85 per cent finish, Mrs.T.Doran of Mount Royal posted an 84.6 score and Mrs.G.K.Hodges of Royal Montreal an 80 per cent score.1 in 1956 against Kitchener Elliots.-The Hamilton club made a fine sporting gesture by donating the sum of $22 towards the guarantee of $250 which UBC must provide as host team to conform with regulations covering Dominion finals set down by the CABA.Under these regulations the.home team is required to pay for the visiting club\u2019s traveling expenses.UNITY BOYS\u2019 CLUB CAGETTES, provincial champions, who face Hamilton\u2019 s Nasco club Friday and Saturday at Catholic High school, in a two-game total points final for the Dominion ladies\u2019 senior \u2018B\u2019 crown.Both games start at 8.30 p.m.Left to*right, front row: Pat MeGlashan, Rosemary Anderson, Phyl Me- | RMR even ball playoif series Royal Montreal Regiment- struck back with a vengance to crush Black Watch 21-8 and even their best-of-three Military Fastball League semi-final playoff.The Bergson brothers, Marv on the hill and Rickie behind the plate, combined their talents to check the Highlanders.The winners also reeled off a triple play.Marv Bergson sprayed 15 hits but was never in any trouble, ; Jim Pratt paced the winners at the plate with five hits.Terry McGovern went four for five for Black Watch, Alastair Pryde and Howie Langstaff shared the Black Watch pitching chores.Langstaff, the starter, \u2018vas charged with the defeat.The deciding game of the series will be played Friday at the Black Armory.Watch St.Leo's iced \u2018 ., .I ._ points playoff open .Winner of the two-game total points final will receive the Ruth Cârnell trophy, emblematic of ladies\u2019 senior \u2018B\u2019 supremacy in Canada.Brantford Bel-Aires won the coveted award last year beating out Argyles at Brant- ford.Catholic High cShool\u2019s spacious third floor gymnasium, site of the final, is situated at 3461 Durocher between Milton and Cate ewe roe ai a Te t ni ht Sherbrooke.A gallery surroungg the entire court offering spectators an excellent view.There jg also ample seating accommodg.tions around the gym itself, Officials expect a capacity crowd for this event and ardent basketball followers are adviseq to secure their tickets in advance from the host team or other sources.Tickets will alsg be on sale at the door.Glashan, Mae Ellefsen and Dot Mariasine.Back row: Gwen Lord, Tillie Jankowiez, coach Doug Potvin, Sheila O'Connor, Margaret Gilmore and Lil De- Angelis.Missing when photo was taken were, Carol Smart and Peggy Birkett.nine hockey teams: Bantams win crown St.Leo's Bantams won the honor of ringing down the curtain on another hockey campaign; that for sustained activity would take a lot of beating.The Academy iced nine teams for 115 that saw the school well represented in over 100 Lockey games.The hantams finished a most successful season in the West- mount section, with a convincing 11-2 victory over the runner-up Royals in a sudden death play off ame for the City of West- mount bantam honors.George Spare, clever little center of the winners, was the opportunist that started the route of the Royals, when he converted two smart goal-mouth passes from Allan Keith early in the game to put his team two goals up.Mike Collins followed with two more counters on solo dashes fro mhis own end of the ice, from here in it was clear sailing to the title.Royals showed a spark in the second period when they came to life with two goals but their mild threat was soon extinguished when the Academy blew wide open on a scoring rampage of their own to completely outclass their opponents and climax an unbeaten season on their way to the title.Academites, another St.Leo\u2019s team, also walked off with a title in the pee wee section.Dave Keith's Black Hawks, * after finishing on top in the mos- Vineberg heads Hillsdale golf Cecil Vineberg was re-elected president of the Hillsdale Golf Club at the recent annual meeting.Louis Shoore was named vice-president with Abe Pinsky treasurer and Manuel Shacter secretary.Directors of the club include P.R.Berman, N.Cayne, A.Morrow, BE.T.Garfinkle, George Shapiro, am Solomon, B.Saunders, I.Wenger, L.Green, S.Tar- nofsky.The expansion program started last season is progressing favorably end new facilities are ex- quito \u2018B\u2019 section were eliminated in a sudden death game played at the Forum by the Rangers.The Rangers were well worth their victory as the Hawks could not show any scoring punch, the play were when in close.The school's senior \u201cB\" entry in the GMIAA finished wilh the inept any St.Leo's senior entry, 3tarting out the season lacking depth and experience, was handicapped as the schedule wore on with injuries and indif- players, to wind up with the dubious distinction of the only St.Leo's team with a lease on the cellar at the end of the schedule, though enjoying a large share of poorest showing on record for further ference on the part of a few \u2014Gerry Griffin Photo School winfer sports finished The winter schedule of athletics in local high schools came to a close with Loyola wrapping up the last title.Loyola won the bantam hoe.key championship over Catholic High School by a 6-0 count.This score coupled with a 12-0 dec:- sion in the first game of a total goal series gave Loyola the crown by 18 goals.Catholic High more than held its own in the first half of game as the clubs played scoreless hockey., But in the second half.Loyola proved to be poor hosts by score ing six times.George Poirier and big Dave Foy fired two goals each.with singletons by Pete Shea and Pattie McCollum.Gary Dineen picked up two assists as did Foy.Mt.Royal tennis complete \u2018executive The complete slate of officers elected at the annual meeting of the Mount Royal Tennis club is as follows: Past president, A.G.Wilson president, Jean Rinfret; vice president, J.N.Spencer; honor ary secretary, A.W.Fogarty, honorary treasurer, M.Furgel; honorary assistant-treasurer, M McBean; grounds committee, C.Johnson, C.G.Cooke; house committee, C.Reither, E.Wal ton, G.A, Chancer; match com mittee, B.Coyne, F.A.Carpenter, A, Luger; public relations, G.St.Cyr: honorary presidents, L.V.Damart, A.G.Wilson.Rangers and Maple Leafs en-q joyed a fine season of competition in the Westmount Termite Hockey League.Canadiens, after come self-supporting and able a fine start in the mosquito \u201cA\u201d to manige taeir own affairs section fell apart near the end; under noma) circumstances if of the schedule to miss out for they are given specialiy design- la play-off berth.d education and train:n3.+ ected to be ready for J .p ready une À Twenty-five out of every These include an-enlarged club- thirty retarded children can be- house, a new swimming pool plus ?| A man\u2019s ale EERE LABATT 5 S I PA an additional nine-holes to be ready for play in the latter part of the séason, bringing the clup's golfing facilities to 27 holes.TN PT aR Tr TI YY TE I Tr d \u201cA Sports Whirl By George E.Jones NITY LADIES cage team will face off against Hamilton Friday and Saturday in their bid for the Dominion title, won by Verdun Argyles in 1956.The Unity team could be called Verdun.About half of the team hail from this part of the island and have played for the Argyle team of 1956.In fact they played for the old Beavers.of four years ago and further back to New York Fashions junior teams.At the helm is LaSalles Doug Potvin and with Dominion cage experience behind him in junior men, Hi-Aces and Argyles, everything should go well, \u2018The site of the two games, total points series will be Catholic High School Durocher street, % & % The Flambeau des Sports, or the Flame of Sports which opens at the Verdun Auditorium, middle of May should be brand new to anyone who has seen everything in sports promotion, at least he may think so.Henri Dufresne has something new, like running one mile with 200 pounds of sand on the runners\u2019 back.At some time you have pulled wrists, but this time, if you are any good at the sport, you stand a chance of doing if publicly.From the back wood we have heard many a tale on wrist pulling and I imagine that Dufresne will have some strong man for this type of sport.Along with several other events, plus wrestling and boxing shows, with a different twist, it should prove entertaining to say the least.Ladies\u2019 golf union meefing April 9 Quebec Branch of the Canadian Ladies\u2019 Golf Union wil) hold the meeting April 9 at Victoria Hall, On the agenda will be instructions by the handicap chairman, tournament chairman and the pars chairman.A proposal to stage the Quebec Branch field days on Thura- day this season instead of Friday as has been the practice in former years, will also be discussed.: The Canadian Open champion- thips.held at Royal Montreal last year, will move to Saskatoon this summer and will likely be held in August, New Dragon sloop added fo fleet The Olympie yachting effort in the Montreal district has been given another shot in the arm with the announcement recently of the purchase of a new Dragon class sloop from Norway.The new Dragon has been ordered by Paul Paquin of Pointe Claire Yacht Club, and is ex- Pected to arrive early in the summer, This is the second new Dragon to he ordered from a Scandinavian yard this year for a Mont- Teal owner.Dr, A.F.Cameron is \u20acxpecting a new boat from Den- Mark early in the season.The Dragons are one of five classes chosen for the 1960 Olympics in Italy, and the new boats are expected to greatly im- Prove the calibre of racing in the class in this area.\u2014 TRYING SOMETHING.with less body checking, NDG\u2019s Doug Harvey, defenseman for NHL Canadiens, tries his hand at putting a golf ball at Dow's booth at the Sportsmen's Show.Dow-Bermingham Photo 30-pound musky One of the largest muskies ever landed in these parts is now on display at the Montreal Sportsman's Show which closes at the Show Mart Sunday.The powerful fish weighs 30 pounds and measures 45 inches from nose to tail tip.Matilda's home is now at the Lachine fish hatchery where her numerous progeny are raised for stocking lakes and rivers in the province.Few of the 225,000 eggs a muskellunge produces at one spawning would survive in the fish's natural habitat, The musky, with salmon, trout, sturgeon and other large fish, will be seen in aquarium tanks at the Montreal Sportsman\u2019s Show, where they will form part of a conservation exhibit by the Provincial Department of Game and Fisheries.| The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 28, 1958 99 Strong swim team from Westmount Westmount High School is expected to send a strong team to the Eastern Canada interscholastic Swimming Championships to be held at the McGill's Sir Arthur Currie Memorial pool Saturday afternoon and evening.Staged by The Martlet Foundation, the event will be conducted in accordance with the rules of the Canadian Interscolastic Atn- letic Union governing interscholastic championships.Provincial or Domirion records set Juring the meet will be recognized by the Canadian Amateur Swimming Association.Seventeen teams from Quebec, Ontario and the Maritimes are coming to Montreal for the meet.+ Wesimounf Cats defeat Townies The Westmount Cataracts, 1957-58 midget hockey champions, defeated the Town of Mount Royal All-Stars 9-3 in an exhibition game at the Town arena.Wayne Robinson, this year\u2019s scoring leader and Peter Meyer, a stalwart with Catholic High's Senior \u2018A\u2019 champs, each scored a \u2018hat trick\u2019 while singletons went to Burrows Gaylor and F.Robinson.The scrappy Mounties held the local crew to a 5-3 count at the end of two stanzas but wilted under pressure in the third as their heavier opponents fired four goals in rapid succession.High School The competition will be in the open class for male students under 20 years of age.Events will include the 50, 100, 200 and 400 yards freestyle; 190 yard butterfly; 100 yard backstroke; 100 yard breastroie; 1 metre springboard diving; 150 yard individual medley; 200 vard medley relay; and 200 yard {ree- style relay.Gerry Anderson, Dominion 3 metre diving champion, and other outstanding Canadian swimmars will put on exhibitions during the meet.- One of the highlights of the meet will be the team competition for The Martlet Foundation Challenge Trophy, presently held by Lower Canada College.Tre- phies for individual winners will also be awarded.Raiph Whims voted MBL most valuable Rookie Ralph Whims of the Provincial senior basketball chamuion Georgians is the 1953 winner of the John Duquet Trophy as the most valuable player to his team in the Mon- ereal Basketball League.The 5'10°.165-pound forward provided a lot of spark for Georgians as they raced through YMHA Blues in the Provincial title.His tight checking and fancy ball-handling were major factors for the club.FALLING SNOW OUTSIDE, CRACKLING FLAME WITHIN .AND\u2019 A TALL, CLEAR, FRIENDLY GLASS OF CROWN & ANCHOR \u201cCROWN\u201d IS LIGHT.CLEAR .REFRESHING.ALWAYS WELCOME } CROWN £ ANCHOR 1s A MOLSON PRODUCT + oq 4 A PE oo ; ! al | I * 94 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 28, 1958 .dat / .° a LP [ [ Le | Wo eu _ IN ST.ANTOINE-WESTMOUNT 4 VOTE CONSERVATIVE AND HELP É - i \u2014 qi JOHN DIEFENBAKER CONTINUE | \" di ; BRE THE PROGRAM THAT HAS: x ) ® increased Old Age Pensions, Old Age Assistance Payments and aid to Disabled : 3.Persons and the Blind.; \u2018 ; ® increased War Veterans Allowance Benefits ; à and Disability Pensions.wtf à + ® extended supplementary benefit period for Unemployment Insurance, : A increased Home building loans.ea reduced Federal Income Tax.taken action to remedy Trade Imbalance y and to restore overseas markets.taken a firm stand to develop Domestic and Foreign markets for Canadian Products, commenced projects to aid development of Natural Resources.\u201c doubled grants for hospital construction.@ instituted a nationwide program of construc- PRIME MINISTER DIEFENBAKER whose inspir- tion projects to provide more jobs.ed leadership has attained benefits for all Can- \u2018 M adians in the space of a few short months.\u2019 Be good to yourself! Vote Conservative in , i St.Antoine-Westmount and help John Diefen- RN baker help you! VOTE CONSERVATIVE In St.Antoine-Westmount ELECT ROSS WEBSTER AND PUT YOUR REPRESENTATIVE ON THIS SUGCESSFUL GOVERNMENT TEAM ROSS WEBSTER: ® Has resided in this constituency for 49 years.= @ Is 5 successful businessman \u2014 as President of Webster Coal & Coke Ltd.he has a high appreciation for the problems of management and labour.@ |s married to the former Margaret Russell Aird, they have four children.® Is a wartime veteran of the Royal Canadian Navy.@' |s an active man \u2014 a member of the Westmount Municipal Association, the Kiwanis Club and past president of the Laurentian Lodge Ski Club.ROSS WEBSTER is your Conservative Candidate in St.Antoine-Westmount.He is a man of integrity and a man who will fight for your | MAIN COMMITTEE ROOM: Victoria Hall, Westmount \u2014 WE.2-1180 - WE.2-2137 interests both on the local and national levels.B dt ! bst ' INFORMATION BUREAUX: e good to yourself Elect Ross Webster as your representative on the government team! : 1900 St.Catherine W.2239 St.Antoine 4027 St.Antoine WE.2-4118 - WE.2-4151 WE.5-3501 WE.5-5251 4210 Dorchester \u2014 WE.2-5163 Published by the St.Anloine-Weslmount Conservative Organization 4 MF Reus Jw TTT rT i PC A, As "]