The Westmount examiner, 22 avril 1960, Cahier 1

[" VOL.XXXI, No.16 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1960 24 PAGES.£Z3> 35 5 CENTS Local political scene 1\u2014 Hyde platform \u2018© 2\u2014_NU candidate?+ \\ ARE ® 3 3 \u2014 An independent?Page 3 Westmount spring flower show open Page 3 Put clocks ahead Saturday midnight There ought to be a Daylight Saving Time, If that isn\u2019t the name of a popular song \u2014 it ought to be \u2014 and Saturday night it becomes a fact again, for: the duration of the summer.Yes, that\u2019s the story \u2014 put your clocks ahead an hour at or about midnight Saturday.And don't forget \u2014 because there are penalties.How would you like to get to church an hour late on Sunday, or to work an hour late Monday, or be an hour late when you showed up at the girl friend\u2019s house to call for her ?You wouldn't ?Then on Saturday, on or about midnight, put your clocks and watches ahead am hour.All of them, And keep them that way until the autumn.After midnight Saturday \u2014 believe it or not \u2014 we're on Daylight Saving Time, Next week\u2019s weather April 23 to 30 Pleasant and mild, then clouding for typical April conditions.Temperature range this week 20-65°F with showers, soft snow, thunder, hail and gusty winds.Winier will not release us until next week.Rains and sunshine alternate in the middle of this week.Frequently the fringes of coastal storms bring near cloudburst conditions in our region at this time.Clearing and mild for the end of the week, although some places will have morning frosts or cold mists.Fishing fair all day.By ERIC NEAL Dawe brings long experience to new position Page 6 Children\u2019s Theatre presents Aladdin and the magic lamp Page 8 This week: Better Homes Supplement A CHARMING VISITOR ADMIRES THE TULIPS AT THE ANNUAL SPRING FLOWER SHOW \u2014Tedd Church Photo R-U-MOVING?If you are moving on er about May 1 this year\u2014don't forget to advise the Circulation Department at HUnter 9 1201 ., or if you are wriling be sure to senu along your new and your present ade dress .then you won't miss a single issue of THR EXAMINER.Dominion Douglas reviews 95 year history Page Il 2 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 22, 1960 Unity Boys\u2019 Club Alumni Association suggested for club By MAURICE MARIASINE In connection with the 10th Anniversary Reunion of the Unity Boys' Club, which takes place at the Club on! lin medicine in 1910.April 27, it has been proposed that an Alumni Association be formed and resolations to this effect will be presented at the anniversary get-together.An Alumni in a Boys\u2019 Club exists primarily for the rendering of service to the club.There are many values to be derived from such an association.It may be a fund raising project in certain areas of program and scholarship or it may provide service as volunteers or a resource for jobs for boys and girls not easily placed.Before actual organization of an Alumni Association can begin, it would be wise for the club graduates to examine the climate, needs and interests of its members \u2014 things in the world that effect the way people live \u2014 the process of growing up in today's society.They must examine: inflation, transporl- ation changes, rise of spectator activities, world affairs, tensions of the world, tensions in the home, lessening of family life, competition for attention, prosperity, good times, quality of educational standards, adolescent status (present as compared to yesteryear), communications, mobility and the area of automation and the electronic age.Needs must be determined: status and sense of responsibility, SUITS & COATS 55 we Mode to your measure from a large selection of best English woollens.Work Guaranteed.GLASS LS ee LA IN Ladies\u2019 ond Gents\u2019 SLACKS $15 Made to measure = Te Meuse ee 9380 up Alterations & Remodelling Reasonable Prices ° Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St.Catherine) WE.3-5908 : spiritual, sense of belonging, health education, controls, discipline (respect for others), understanding and guidance, closer family lies, expression of initiative, proper use of leisure time, education, goals, and self evaluation.Interests and programs can be varied.Probably the most interesting of all programs can be in community service.It is certainly something to think about and talk about and this reporter is looking forward to a lively discussion on the subject.INVITATIONS EXTENDED: The 10th Anniversary Reunion Committee comprising Sylvia Rosvald as chairman, Colin McDonald, Mary Slaney and Douglas Brambell have sent out nearly 400 invitations to former club members to attend this special event, All those invited are urged to make reservations as soon as possible \u2014 this to facilitate organizational catering plans.In addition to dinner, other items on the agenda will include: presentations of awards, interviews with prominent members and entertainment by members of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent Parade.TICKETS AVAILABLE: The Unity Boys' Club Talent Parade, which has had considerable success this past year in local hospitals, church organizations and many other worthwhile institutions, and also al Lake Placid and Bingham- fon, New York for Rotary sponsored conventions, will appear at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club in a presentation for club members and members of the community on Friday, May 20.Tickets for this annual variety show are now available at the club, The variety show will be held in conjunction with the Club's annual hobby show and Ladies Auxiliary food sale.OTHER PROGRAM NOTES: Sandy Spence's track and field group plan to move outdoors soon .the annual Track meet will be held on May 28.All club handicraft classes continue to work at top speed in preparation for the hobby show exhibition ., PRE - SCHOOL, Applications are now being received for a few vacancies in ST.GEORGE'S SCHOOL FOUNDED 1930 CO-EDUCATIONAL, INDEPENDENT, DAY SCHOOL ELEMENTARY, AGNES MATTHEWS, M.A., Principal For further information write to THE SECRETARY, 3100 WESTMOUNT BLVD.WE.7-9289 HIGH SCHOOL Tickets available of 127) Greene Ave.NEED A SPRING TONIC?DON'T MISS THE FOSSILS CLUB ANNUAL REVUE \"WHO'S AT SEA?\u201d At the Westhill High School Auditorium APRIL 26 to 30 incuusive Mitchell Electrical Appliances Mitchell Photo Supply EVENINGS PHONE HU.4-6068 AN proceeds go be the Montreal Peys\u2019 Anseciation, Bey Scouls, and various other Juvenile groups dedicated to welfare work, 1015 Dominion Square Obituaries DR.LAURENT GODIN Dr.Laurent Godin, 12 Lorraine avenue, Westmount a general practitioner in Montreal for over 40 years, died here Saturday.He was buried Wednesday, Born in Cote St.Paul, Dr.Godin studied at the College de Montreal and at the University of Montreal where he graduated He practised for several years in Ste.Agathe, Manitoba, before returning to live in Montreal.His office was at 1414 Bleury street.A warden of Notre Dame Parish, Dr.Godin devoted himself in a number of parish welfare organizations, He is survived by his wife, the former Jeanne Leblanc: son, Bernard; sister, Dora, three brothers, Eugene, Joseph and Antonio (Dr.Antonio Godin); a daughter-in-law, the former Lu-| cille Page, and three grandchildren, Michel, Lucille and Sylvie.MRS.THOMAS CAVERHILL A private funeral service was held Tuesday for Mrs.Thomas Caverhill, 4145 Blueridge, a prominent figure in local charitable and social organizations, who died here Sunday.Born and educated in Montreal, Mrs.Caverhill, the former Hazel Margaret Robertson, was active in welfare, art and social organizations.She served as chairman of the Women's Division of the Federated Charities campaign for three years, was a past president of the Christmas Cheer Committee and a past vice-president of the Numismatic Society and the Women\u2019s Canadian Club.A painter of note, she was also a member of the Women's Art Society.She is survived by her husband; a daughter, Mrs.Alastair Innes- Ker; two sisters, Miss Kate Robertson and Mrs.F.Curzon Dobell, and by two brothers, J, H.H.Robertson, QC, and Thomas L.Robertson.Shaar Hashomayim PTA to hold annual meet panel talk TOBIAS GLICKMAN MEMORIAL GROVE: The occasion of the planting of a Memorial Grove honoring the name of Tobias Glick- man will take place on Thursday, April 28, at 6:30 p.m.at a dinner in the community hall, with Horace R.Cohen, OBE presiding.This function is under the auspices of the Abraham Ansel Levin Lodge of the Zionist Men's Association of Canada.The program will feature a dramatic narration, in harp and voice, with Dorothy Weldon and Aviva Caiserman, as guest artists.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat will be guest speaker.PARENT-TEACHERS\u2019 ASSOCIATION: \u201cLet's Talk it Over,\u201d a panel discussion between a representative group of parents and three highly qualified teachers, will be the feature of the evening when the Parent-Teachers\u2019 Association holds its annual meeting on Monday, April 25 at 8:15 p.m.in the community hall, Many problems present themselves to parents of children in the Hebrew-Religious School, which they would like to have answered by an authoritative source.These questions concern the curriculum, discipline, classes for six-year olds, the quality and quantity of the children\u2019s Hebrew-Religious education and the reasons for many of the changes that have taken place in the school, \u201cLet's Talk It Over\u201d is designed to discuss these problems in a factual and down-to- earth manner, The following will participate in the program: Moderator, Jack Greenwood; Parents, Mrs.Howard Cooper, Mrs.Moses Deitcher and B.J.Finestone; Teachers, Miss S.Royal Montreal Regiment gets new CO Sunday The Royal Montreal Regiment will see a new commanding officer appointed this Sunday when Major Peter Lloyd-Craig will succeed Lt.Col.Taylor Kennedy.The change-of-command will take place at the RMR's Westmount Armoury.The ceremony will be held following th» RMR traditional parade to St.Matthias Church to commemorate the Battle of Ypres, at which the regiment fought in World War I.Major Lloyd-Craig has been second-in-command of the regiment.He will, in turn, be succeeded by Major William Whit- law, formerly Officer Commanding of the RMR company at St.Anne de Bellevue.After the ceremony.Maj.Gen.J.M.Rockingham, General Officer Commanding Quebec Command, will take the salute at a march past of the Royal Montreal Regiment, members of No.14 Branch, Canadian Legion, the Lower Canada College Cadet Corps and cadets of Macdonald High School.The change-of-command, following the church service, is scheduled for 3:15 p.m.Mayor will open photo exhibition at Montreal West The second annual photographic print and slide exhibition of the West End Camera Club will be held on Monday, April 25 and Tuesday, April 26 in the Montreal West Town Hall, Westminster avenue south.The doors will open at 7 p.m.each evening with showing of slides with commentary at 8:15 p.m.His Worship the Mayor, F.N.Wiggins, of Montreal West, will officially open the exhibition on Monday evening, April 25.A record number of entries has been received.The public is cordially invited lo attend.There is no admittance charge.EVENTIDE MONUMENTS This Trade-Mark identifies The GUARANTEE Protects BRONZE PLAQUES Memorial ® Bronze & Granite 5835 Sherbrooke Street W.(Between Melrose & Draper) HU.6-7822 Lady animal trainer tops Forum circus One of the highlights of the Shrine Circus will be the performance of the blue-eyed strawberry blonde with a bonfire figure, Evelyn Currie, the only fa- male animal trainer in the world, who will thrill young and old at the Forum from May 21 to May 28 when she puts her nine huge tigers and lions through a fast- paced, Lhrilling performance.Evelyn was born in a tent show in Decatur, Tennessee, where her mother and father were then fulfilling an engagement as concessionaires.Her mother was an aerialist and her father \u2014 a Cherokee Indian \u2014 was a circus workman, \u201cThe love of my life is my cats.\u201d Evelyn assures the world.She lives with them, and cares for all their needs attentively.\u201cThey have to be carefully fed, bathed, watered, brushed and given medical attention.It's a 24 hour job.\u201d Evelyn\u2019s interest in the big animals, dates from her earliest years.She was featured doing a toe-tap on an elephant\u2019s back on the carnival circuit at 13.A year later, she decided that a weekly salary was going {0 net her little in life, \u201cI only went to school when it was possible,\u201d she laughs, \u201cbut I developed a good sense of arithmetic early!\u201d Evelyn learned to fight the cats in the cage.\u201cYou fight them with chairs.She remains in the cage with them at all times, going through a series of tricks, \u2014 swinging, rolling with her \u201cfriends\u201d and fighting hand to to hand.\u201cThey all have their claws and teeth\u201d says Evelyn.ROSEDALE \"EDGAR A.WRAY Funeral Chapel WURLITZER ORGAN .4911 COTE DES NEIGES RD.South of Queen Mary at Decelles RE.1-6868 HOSE new to this area are invited to make inquiry among the families we\u2019ve served about the outstanding qualities of our funeral service.DA Tolling PA HONE AP WILIANS S000 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST T= 1234 (Mountain St.Leventhal, Mrs.1.Yagold and Mr.Y.Glustein, Five Generations of Traditional Service Ww cJos.C ray &BRO.FuneraL Directors Phone : UN.6-6363 re Wn ee a Se Tong wo Bom we Interiors Draperies MULLINS ANTIQUE Regd.1317 Greene Ave., WE.5-3894 ANTIQUES BOUGHT and SOLD Custom Upholstery Furniture Repairs WE.3-4046 rest TABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmakers OHMAN'\u2019S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.VOL.XXXI, No.16 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1960 NEW BUILDING: Construction of the new home of the Reader\u2019s Digest has just corner of Redfern and St.Catherine, opposite the proposed new high school.building will occupy a site used until recently as a vegetable garden by the Grey Nuns, opposite St.Leo's Church.Cost will be about $2,000,000.The office will have an institutional rather than commercial character, begun at the directly The Contractors in of the project landscaping, containing no heavy equipment.Actual printing of Digest publications will remain with private Montreal and Ste.Anne de Bellevue.The staff of Reader's Digest has grown to more than 400 persoms in Montreal, it extremely difficult to find rented quarters.Only 60% of the 45,000 square foot area will he occupied by the building \u2014 the \u2018rest going lo making Cool gunman hits store second time A cool gunman strolled into a Westmount drug store Monday night, waved a revolver at the manager, collected $100, walked out to the street, hailed a taxi, and made good his escape, This is the second time in two weeks the same store has been robbed.I.Yampolsky, manager of the Metcalfe Pharmacy, 4451 St.Catherine street west, told Westmount police he believed | the thief was the same man who held up the store on April 4 and took $200.Two customers in the store were apparently unaware a holdup was taking place.Westmount detectives, working under the direction of Sgt.Det.Ward, are still investigating.Genuine English and Scotch TWISTS, TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, REVERSIBLE TWISTS, and MOHAIRS of highest quality in stock or imported by request.Ia All Shades and Patterns.Ladies\u2019 and Gents\u2019 SUITS & COATS MADE-TO-MEASURE IN ONE WEEK 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 sand many Westmount Park show biggest yet The 28th annual Spring Flower Show opened last Wednesday in the conservatories of Westmount Park.The show has drawn one of the highest selections of bulbs, plants and shrubs on record.Flowers were grown from fresh tubors, seeds and stocks, some of them imported from Holland, have been growing since last fall, the time.when conservatory workers begin planting for the spring show.The colorful display ranges from the short hyacinths, bordering the green house paths with various strong colors, to the taller Easter lillies which have been arranged in the shape of a cross.Included are the perennial favorites of Montreal gardens each spring: tulips, iris and daffodils, and the rarer polyanthas and snow flowers.\u2018Altogether there are 17.794 pieces, over 16,000 of them grown from bulbs, almost 1.400 of them plants, more than 300 roses and shrubs.The spring show is one of four which the Westmount Park conservatory officials put on a year, one each season, There are no radical innovations in the type of flowers on display, a conservatory official said.but the success with which the plants have flowered makes the show outstanding.Declaring the show officially open, Mayor J, C.Cushing, speaking at a reception, said the display appeals to all persons, whether they are interested in gardening or not, \u2018because it promises new life, new thought, new energy.\u201d The show will be open for three weeks, from 10 a.m.to 10 p.m.Monday through Saturday, and 10 a.m.to 6 p.m.on Sundays.Potential candidate seeks clarification Sir:\u2014I would like to clear up a few points about the article entitled \u201cHendry announces | election intention\u201d which appeared in The Examiner two weeks ago, The article stated that a Bob, Hendry, 23 years old.a news broadcaster at CBM Radio Station, and a resident of Chesterfield avenue in Westmount, had | announced that he would be al candidate in the riding of West- mount-St.George in the forthcoming provincial general clec- tion.1 believe that the Bob Hendry referred to was actually myself \u2014Donald Hendry.It is true that approached with the idea of standing for election in West- mount-St.George, as well as in one other riding in the Montreal district.However.1 have never said that 1 would definitely be a candidate, My decision will be annpunced within the next few weeks.Donald Hendry I have been Marler raps Quebec lack Hon.George Marler, St.Antoine-Westmount Liberal member in Ottawa.and former Minister of Transport, told a gathering of supporters of Richard Hyde.the sitting provincial member for Westmont - St.George, that the lack of competitive bidding on highway contracts was the reason for the deplorable state of the roads in Quebec.\u201cIn Ontario,\u201d he said.\u201croad contracts are open to competitive bidding.Several contractors send in tenders.The one with the lowest bid, and offering the best arrangements, is chosen.\u201d Mr.Marler said open bidding was nol in practice in Quebec.\u201c\u201cFhere should,\u201d he said, \u2018be bidding for roads, schools and other public buildings.This would as- former - = Westmount-St.George sure the best results.\u201d Graham PAGE THREE Gould to get NU nod?Informed sources in Westmount.and the National Union Party.indicated at Tuesday night's party rally at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel that Graham Gould, 26 Edgehill road, will get the NU nod as a candidate in Westmount-St.George to oppose present incumbent, Richard Hyde.It is generally believed th e Provincial elections will be held in June.and it is expected Premier Antonio Barrette will announce the date early next week Mr.Gould is expected to be nominated to contest the seat.but no nominating convention date has been set as vet.The National Union man would face Richard Hyde.who was elected in a by-election in 1955 and again the following year in the general election.He is a Liberal.Mr.Gould is a Class C councillor for the City of Montreal.As recently as last Monday there were no candidates even mentioned for the National Union ticket in Westmount.However, it is expected Mr.Gould will an- to some 5,000 Party supporters, including many Westmounters.Speaking mostly in French, Mr.Barrette switched to the English language briefly (0 make a plea for furthar co-operation between Quebeukers of both languages.He told of his recent visit to Toronto, and invited English-speaking Quebecers lo take a greater part in the public life of the province.\u201cWe need your help, friendship and support\u2019 he said \u201cTogether we can build a better Quebec and, in doing so, build a greater Canada.\u201d nounce his intentions officially as\u2019 soon as Premier Barrette sels the election date.Premier Barrette made his first official visit to Montreal when he spoke at a mass meeting\u2019 at the Queen Elizabth Hotel on Tuesday Hyde platform to lower taxes , | Richard Hyde.incumbent Lih- eral for the Westmount-st George riding in the Provincial | Legislature, told a political rally recently thal if his party were elected in the forthcoming elec-: tions.they would carry out a program to lower income taxes.Mr.Hyde.first elected in a 1955 by-clection and re-clected in the regular 1956 election, said \u201cwhen 1 was elected in 1955 1 promised to reduce the tremendous amount of taxes Westmount (Continued on page 20) Are You Moving?This Will Reduce Moving Costs You probably have things you would like to dispose of: furniture, 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venetian blinds, etc.Oil heating, landscaped Early occupancy, Co-op listing No.14148.With This Spacious play- acoustic ceiling, tile floor.laundry room, many extras, -Smith REgent 7-0681 T HE Examiner Serving the City of Westmount since 19:45 $135 Western Avenue, Montreal 28, Que.WESTM NOT Head Office: 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 29 Montreal, Friday, April 22, 1960 Circulation Dept.\u2014 Hu.9 Disploy Advertising -1201 Classified Advertising (Te 8.30 p.m., Tues.& Wed.Only) Editorial Department \u2014 Hu.1 -045) Accounting Department -2771 John W.Sancton President and Publisher Lou Miller, Managing Edito Hugh E.McCormick hairmon r Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager Miss Evelyn McKinnon, Circulation Manager The Examiner aims te be an Independent.clean newspaper for the heme, devoied to public service.year, Five cents à copy.Member of Association, Authorized as 2nd Class Moi Mail subacribtions: $:.50 per year: $0.20 half { the Canadian Weekly Newspapers 1, Post Office Dept, Ottawa.WE SAY Our \u2018best run city\" was run by Hughes MERE is little doubt Tom Hughes, despite the comings and goings of mayors and City Councils of calibre from good to best, provided the stiff, formal, aloof, correct \u2014 and always coldly efficient\u2014 aspect of the administration of the City of Westmount, We often have called Westmount the best run city in Canada, Tom Hughes ran it.Even the austere announcement of the retirement last Thursday of Mr.Thomas J.J.Hughes as the City\u2019s general manager, though coming from Mayor Cushing, bore the unmistake- able Hughes stamp.It is difficult to imagine any announcement, even this one, without his hand.One wonders, sincerely, if Westmount will be the same without Mr.Hughes at the helm as undisputed boss.Nearly half a century of service to the City has culminated.The Examiner is well aware that in its tilts with secrecy in public matters at City Hall it has.in no small measure, been (lilting with Mr.Hughes.We wish him well in his hard-earned retirement.And we congratulate Mr.Norman T.Dawe, his well qualified successor, Conscience canvasser for Austerity Week HARITY has become such 4 a routine thing.New appeals tend to get pushed aside.Yet some newcomers may even be worthier than some of your \u2018\u2018routine\u201d charities.Here's one to make you stop and think, one that should also make you give by its unique suggestion.Next week is a special week in a special year.The week: Austerity week.The year: World Refugee THEY YOU SAY A tribute paid to Thomas J.J.Hughes Sir: Almost half a century of loyal, devoted and elficient service in serving an employer is a record of which one can well be proud.It is an achievement more particularly when the employer is a municipality whose citizens belong to the several professions or occupy important executive positions, A public servant having high and responsible office must, in the carrying out of his duties, not only possess ability of a high order but be tactful.courteous and ready at all times to respond to the needs and where advisable carry out practical suggestions coming from members of the Council or taxpayers.Managing a municipality calls for special knowledge and an appreciation of changes that make for the comfort and convenience of the citizens.West- mount\u2019s City Manager dedicated his outstanding talents and experience to the city which is regarded as the best and most efficiently administered in Canada.Its unique situation fends itself to that embelish- ment which carned the sponta- ncous admiration of visitors and generated a pride in its residents, manifested wherever it is mentioned.In a sense, it is an aristocratic cily since the majority of those who dwell within its borders are persons who belong to the so-called wealthy class.The several administrations under whom he served were guided in large measure by the counsel they received from the General Manager.They were aware and appreciated the fact that he thought and labored for the city they served with a like dedication.A former mayor stated that General Manager Hughes was selfless in his dedi- (Continued on page 19) * FE ; $ Year.This campaign has no canvassers.Or rather, it has a canvasser for each individual: his conscience.Next week you deny yourself something.What you thereby save you send to World Refugee Year, 2130 Mountain street, Montreal.People of 68 countries are participating \u2014 in one gigantic effort to remove, at last, the world's homeless from decayed shack-towns.Don\u2019t turn your canvasser \u2014 your conscience \u2014 down.SAY Reason, foo late perhaps.may convince you of the folly of misspending time.\u2014 George Washington \u2014\u2014 ~ Examiner Profile\u2019 \u201c en».\u2018 «ov 2.She has faught 15,000 children \u201cTHE trouble with youngsters today is that they don\u2019t know how to concentrate.As a result they have bad memories, forgetting what they're taught from one minute to the next.\u201d The woman who uttered the above statement did so with the conviction gained from more than three decades of teaching children in the classroom and in the dance studio.Mary Beetles is a petite woman whose sprightly, rhythmic walk and tremendous energy belies her age.She has taught too many children \u2014 at least 15,000 according to her estimates \u2014 and coped with their parents to temper her criticisms of the present gener- » ation.The present generation is the hardest to teach, she believes, and places the blame primarily on parents who fail to insist on, and supervise, study and practice.Her criticism of today\u2019s parents stems, in large part, from the memories she has of her father and the wonderful role he played in her early cultural development.Miss Bectles was born in Brighton, Eng.and was a Gold Medalist at the Royal Academy of Music, London.Though trained as a concert pianist she discarded a career as a soloist and became a professional accompanist, She studied ballet under Madame Wordsworth and Espinosa, ballet master of the Alhambra School in London.She admits to a total lack of ambition in her early years regarding pursuit of a professional career as either a concert pianist or ballet dancer, although she exhibited sufficient talent to pursue either career, \u201cMy father, an auditor by profession, had a deep interest in all things cultural and was an excellent dancer, himself.\u201d Miss Beetles explains.\u201cHe imparted his love of music and dancing to me when 1 was very young and exposed me to good music and ballet as often as possible.I was brought up on opera and at the age of six could follow the score of The Messiah, my favorite.\u201d Miss Beetle\u2019s early ambition was far removed from these fields.She wanted to be a nurse but her parents were against this.Moreover applicants with impaired eyesight were rejected as nurses then, and this served as an added deterrent, Miss Beetles then entered the teaching profession to please her father and after a period of time as a teacher she opened her own school in London for exceptional students who felt uncomfortable or were too shy to attend regular schools.She maintained the school for five years until her father's death midway through the First World War and the death of several of her pupils due to a diphtheria epidemic so disturbed her emotionally that she decided to leave England and come to Canada.She arrived in Montreal in 1921 with her mother who one day noticed an ad in the paper that was to change the course of Miss Beetle\u2019s life and eventually result in the establishment of one of the city's most popular dancing schools.The ad sought a pianist for a dance studio \u2014 the Shefler Dance Studio and resulted in a ten-year tenure for Miss Beetles during which she held the posts of teacher, secretary and pianist.In 1931 she opened her own school on Sherbrooke street west and then built her present building on Decarie boulevard.Miss Bcetle's strong interest in ballet brought her inte contact with many groups locally and nationally.She was ene of the founders of the Province of Quebec Dance Teachers\u2019 Association and is a past president.She is a member of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Ballet Festival Association; a vice-president of the National Ballet Guild, Montreal branch, and vice- chairman of the N.D.G.Arts and Letters Festival.She is proudest of the fact that several times she has numbered three generations of the same family among her pupils.Most of her pupils are girls because, as she explains, \u201cCanada is not prepared to accept the idea of its young boys taking d an cing lessons.They're considered sissies.\u201d In this respect fathers are most to blame, Miss Beetles feels.\u201cThey want them to take up football or hockey, to be \u2018he-men\u2019, but there is nothing sissified about dancing,\u201d Miss Beetles asserts.\u201cIt is an excellent means of physical conditioning, teaches poise and balance, develops discipline and personality, and almost always encourages a developing interest in other forms of culture.\u201d In her opinion the influence of TV with its wide exposure of ballet performers such as the Russian troupe that earned such wide acclaim, will lead more and more young males to dancing class in the next generation when today's young- Kein tomo FUIERES I SAY! MARY BEETLES sters become parents and hold different views than that of their fathers, Miss Beetles emphasizes that her school is not a traine ing school for potential professionals although many of her pupils have gone on stage.Among them are Ann Holland, with Radio City, New York; Bob Ho, with the National Ballet Company: George Erskine Jones, well-known choreographer in London, Eng., Babs Heath who was a member of the cast of My Fair Lady, and Marylin Rollo active in Toronto TV.Among the many accolades given her during the years she treasures most the fact that she is one of the two women in Canada who have been made \u201clady Kinsmen\u201d, Miss Beetles was the first (in 1956) to become an honorary member of the service organization a tribute paid her in recognition of her assistance for the past 18 years to the Kinsmen Club of Montreal to which she has donated the proceeds of her school's recitals.\u201cI feel that the efforts of my children who are better off should be used to help the less fortunate,\u201d she explains.She also formed the Ballet Entrenous, two companies of dancers that put on special shows for charitable events.The children operate their own companies under her supervision, but by giving them the responsibility for the show, Miss Beetles feels they are encouraged to learn to think for themselves.When not busy supervising her staff of 22 who teach piano, dancing and dramatics to the \"750-odd children attending the studio each year, Miss Beetles relaxes with her hobby, the keeping of scrapbooks.But even this has been turned to good use in that she has become the official scrapbook keeper for the N.D.G.Arts and Letters Festival and for the National Ballet Guild, There's one thing worse than having only yourself to blame and that's realizing it.\u2014 Hugh Burr ee ME prance) pra EP SEE ère me pram SC STILL GETTING MEDALS: Old-time soldiers right: Col.E.who have continued their activity with the Army (Militia) in peace time Friday night received the Canadian Forces Decoration for 12 years continuous service sincé 1946.Left to Nine Westmount scouts Lt.Col.A.A.\u2018eo to meet Lt.Governor Brig.J.N.Wood, MBE, Group commander, who made the presentations; ficer, RCASC(M), and Col.O.H.Barrett.Local man to compete in parachuting meet with U.S.Army team Ft.Bragg, N.C.\u2014 Second It.James P.Pearson, 55 Aberdeen avenue, Westmount, placed fifth in the U.S.Parachute Team tryouts which ended here Thursday, April 14.A member of B Cu.1st Airborne Battle Group, 325th Infantry, 82nd Airborne Div.and the 82nd borne Div.Sport Parachute Club, Lt.Pearson scored 1,981.6 points in the (wo events, accuracy landing and turn manocuvers.A veteran of 423 parachute jumps and 180 frecfalls, he previously has competed in the Pacific Northwest Intercollegiate Meet, in which he J.Cossford (honorary colonel); ED, CD, 11th Militia Edgington, CD, Commanding Of- Westmounters cop top prizes in poster show Westmount youngsters played a The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 22, 1960 Air + 5 placed first: the 1958 U.S.Team Tryouts, third; Ft.Bragg Natioval Invitational Meet, first place.The seven winners, all from Ft, Bragg and all members of the Strategie Army Corps (STRAC) Sport Parachute Team, will train for competition in the Fitth World Championship Parachuting Meet in Sophia.Bulgaria, in August.The top five of the seven actually will go to Bulgaria to compte, with four parachutists comprising the team and one alternate.I Unless they eat the white man's food, Canada's Eskimos never have teeth trouble Dentists I think the explanation 15 the | léskimo diet of raw meat, plus \u201cthe chewing of animal hides to soften them for fashioning into (clothes ms em min The annual Queen's Scout recognition céremony of The Boy liament buildings for assembly, prominent part in the third annual and instructions.The boys and poster contest sponsorèd by the their Scoutmasters will be seated on the floor of the Chamber along with the Lieutenant-Gov- ernor\u2019s party: parents and other spectators will sit in the balcony.Representing the Association will be Allan T.Corner and G.Robley Mackay, provincial president and commissioner respectively.As each Scout is presented, he will receive from the Queen's representative a certificate bearing this message: \u201cAs a Queen's Scoul you have prepared yourself for service to God and your fel- low-men and have shown yourself a worthy member of the great Scout brotlierhood.May you continue, under God's guidance, to gain courage and strength to enable you fully to discharge your duty te your Country.\u201d The certificate is signed by Major-General Vanier in Scouts Association will be held in Quebec's historic Legislative Council Chamber in the parliament buildings on Saturday.April 23, at 3 p.m.; and 117 boys who qualified during 1959 for the Queen's Scout badge will be presented, along with their Scoutmasters, to the Lieutenant- Governor, Hon.Onesime Gagnon, P.C.Q.C., who is the patron of the Association in this province.The following Queen's Scouts will represent Westmount district: James T.Kennedy.Peter Rhead and Philip E.Townsend, St.Andrew's troop: John D.Kitt- redge, William R.Lambert, Lawrence B.McLearen and Hugh B.Thompson, St.Matthias troop; Stephen H.Burt, Weredale House; and Michael G.Shannon, Ist Westmount troop.Having presented the certificates, the Licutenant-Governor will address the Qucen\u2019s Scouts briefly: and one of them will formally thank him.Most of the boys and their parents will go to Quebec to train and immedialely on arrival all the Scouts will go to the par- Canada, and the name of each Queen's Scout is hand-lettered (Continued on page 7) A Clean-up makes a BIG Difference! 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Prices | MEAT SHOP 3400 ST.ANTOINE ST.(Corner Greene) 1901 WELLINGTON ST.(Corner Medelcine) OPERATED BY ROLLAND JEANNEAU INC. 6 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 22, 1960 City Manager retires \u2014 almost The man who knew Westmount \u201cway back when\u201d, and who has kept up with its development through his 48 years of service to the city, retired last Thursday.Thomas J.J.Hughes, former engineer's assistant, instrumentman and draughtsman, supervising engineer, assistant city engineer, assistant city general manager and finally general manager, has retired in name only \u2014 he will be kept on (after a brief vacation) as an advisor to the city, working on by-law revisions and the city charter.Mr.Hughes joined the City of Westmount as an engineer\u2019s assistant, at a salary of $12 a week, in 1912, when horse-drawn vehicles were the only way to get to the top of the mountain \u2014 or on foot.He has seen the population grow from a small community of about 15,000 to the present population of more than 30,000.He has the satisfaction of knowing Westmount is known as one of the best run cities in Canada.Mr.Hughes will be succeeded by 40-year-old Norman T.Dawe, who joined the city in 1947 as Personnel officer, and who became the assistant general manager in 1956.Mr.Hughes was honored recently at a retirement dinner attended by Mayor J.C.Cushing, the City Council, four former mayors and three department heads.Mr.Hughes recalled his early days with the City when the city offices were located in what is now the police and fire station on Stanton street.The draughting office where he worked has since become the cell block.He describes his duties over the years as happy, but with \u201clittle time left for leisure.\u201d Born in Kent, England, Mr.Hughes came to Canada in 1910 at the age of 15, starting in the employ of the city in 1912, His service was interrupted in 1914 when he enlisted in the original 21st Batlery of West- mount, which later became the 5th Battery, Second Brigade.1st Division.He transferred to the 2nd Ballery of Ottawa, C.F.A., and served throughout World War 1.He rejoined the city in 1919 as instrumentman and draughtsman, i Waste Qulstanding waterskiing, sports.Cance, mountain Mile shorefront location Northern Vermont.Mature leaders.Nurse.request.riding \u201cONE OF AMERICA'S FINEST CAMPS\u201d program.riflery.shop, and horseback in Green Mountains of Pollen Wlustrated Mr.and Mrs.E.W.Kolar, 66 Magnolia Ave., Tenafly, N.J.4 50th Season LAKE SEYMOUR E.CHARLESTON, VERMONT tennis.band, all trips.Nailing, wooderaft, and mosquito-free, booklet on and l\u2018ader workshops.$300 per season $40 per week Limited Enrolment CAMP MANIWAKI Nominique, Quebec FOR OLDER BOYS The interests of 14-16 vear olds are met through a carefully designed program of land and water sports, manual projects Director: I.Waldman B.Sc.(P.Ed.) 5619 Rand Avenue, Montreal HU.8-6375 Boating, swimming, dramatics and CAMP MACAZA LABELLE COUNTY Summer Camp for Boys and Girls 7 to 12 yrs.© 12th Year * handicrafts, trips, all supervision of carefully chosen staff ond directed by Miss Ruby Smith, BA., MSPE.Booklet on request 501 Claremont Avenue boxing, under the Westmount 36th Season Ideal camp site.CAMP NOMININGUE Nominingue, Que.Boys 7 to 15 years Permanent Senior Staff Safe sandy beach.structors for swimming, canoeing, sailing, water skiing, crafts, tennis, archery, riflery, nature, campcraft and canoe trips.Resident Pediatrician and two nurses.Hlustrated Folder F.M.Van Wagner, Owner-Director 3071 Trafalgar Avenue, Montreal 6, Que.WE.3-8937 Limited accommodation for second half season (July 28-August 24) Seven Age Groups Specialists and qualified in- FOR BOYS 6 - 16 YEARS Lac Archambeault, St.Donat, Que.50th season.Fully equipped; experienced staff.Registered nurse, with doctor on call.Uncqualled site; instruction in land sports, shooting, canocing, sailing, swimming and water skiing; canoe trips.Director C.Barrett Powter, B.A.Folder on request N.B.Pewter, 234 St.Anne St, St.Anne de Bellevue Glendole 3-5745 THOMAS J.J.HUGHES becoming a supervising engineer in 1925; assistant cily engineer in 1930; assistant to the general Xmanager in 1939.In 1945 he was named assistant general manager, and in 1950 was appointed general manager.Recalling (he \u2018good old days\u2019, Mr.Hughes said he remembered, as an engineer's assistant, laying out new streets through the nine-hole golf course in what is now the Lansdowne-Sunny- side-Upper Belmont area.\u201cIn those days, when we went out on a survey party, we used to stop twice for a rest on our way to the summit.It was a tough climb with all the equipment.\u201d Mr.Hughes was instrumental in the completion of Westmount's first major street-widening program on Cote St.Antoine road, and also improvements on West- mount avenue, The Boulevard and Sherbrooke street, Speaking of Westmounters, he said they have been \u2018\u2018most patient and appreciative of the services performed .and criticism has been negligible.\u201d Having worked for 11 mayors in his 48 years service, Mr.Hughes paid them and their councils tribute: \u201cNo other communily has been as well served by its elected officers than Westmount.One could not have received better co-opera- tion.\u201d A strong supporter of the council- mapager form of municipal government, Mr.Hughes noted that Westmount was the first in Canada and the 15th on the continent to adopt the system.Today there are 1,500 similar communities in North America, 36 of them in Quebec.He served as president of the provincial chapter of the International City Managers\u2019 Association in 1957 \u2014a group he has been associated with since 1940.He is a Freemason, having formerly been a Master in the West- mount Lodge.He is also a member of the Rotary Club of Westmount and of the Institute of Public Administration of Canada.For the /past two years he has served on the associate committee on National Fire Codes of the National Research Council.An active church worker, Mr.Hughes has served as rector\u2019s warden at St.Jude's Anglican Church for more than 25 years.He is married to the former Marjorie B.Fowler and they have two sons -\u2014but ncither is in civic administration.Donald John, 33, is a high school teacher, and David James, 30, an insurance underwriter, The Catholic Hour The guest speaker on the Catholic Hour broadcast this Sunday over Station CJAD at 1:35 will be Reverend Royden Thomas, assistant priest at St.Augustine of Canterbury Church.The subject of Father Thomas\u2019 talk will be \u201cFaith Triumphant\u201d.Norman T.Dawe named new general manager A veteran of 13 years of service to Westmount, Norman T.Dawe, has been named to succeed Thomas J.J.Hughes as City Manager it was announced Thursday by Mayor J.C.Cushing at a small retirement dinner for Mr.Hughes.Mr.Dawe, who has been Assistant General Manager NORMAN T.DAWE since 1956, will take up his new duties immediately.A native Montrealer, he is married and has three sons.He joined the City of West- mount as personnel officer in 1947, subsequently being appointed supervisor of welfare, WEEKEND THEATRE + administrative officer of the civil defence, and executive assistant to the general manager.Mr.Dawe is a graduate of Sir George Williams University, where he received his B.A.Degree.He also studied at Macdonald College, and was a teacher with the Protestant School Board of Montreal between 1940 and 1947, He saw service with the Canadian Army during 1943 and 1944.Mr.Dawe is a member of the International City Managers\u2019 Association, the Canadian Welfare Council, Montreal Personnel Association, Public Administration Service, and is a director of the Mackay Institute for the Deaf.Recently he returned.from the University of Pittsburgh, where he completed post graduate studies at the Grade uate School of Public and International Affairs, Rev.D.Pourchot to preach at Christ Memorial At Christ Memorial Lutheran Church, currently meeting at Som- erled School, the speaker at the 11 a.m.service will be the Rev.Daniel Pourchot, former minister of the Lutheran Church, Paris, France.His theme for the sermon will be \u2018Peace Unto You\u2019.\u201870 NEW YORK® PRICE INCLUDES: Excellent seots for TWO TOP BROADWAY SHOWS PLUS reserved seat for Sundoy Matinee performance at RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL PLUS ROUND TRIP RAIL FARE AND FIRST CLASS HOTEL ACCOMMODATION FOR THREE DAYS AND TWO NIGHTS, Leave Montreal Central Station Thursday evening, return Monday 8:55 a.m.$69 _ EACH (tN (INCLUDES COACH) LOWER BERTH.) {Rates based on two in twin bed hotel room.Single room at hotel $3.00 additional.) RESERVE NOW Coll your Travel Agent or your CNR Ticket Agent: UN 6-3471 598» EACH CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS DT-60-4N HET) precept, McKeldin, Comay at 36th Annual Histadrut Dinner Governor Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin of Baltimore, Maryland, and Israel's first ambassador to Canada, Michael S.Co- may, will be the guest speakers \" GOV.T.R.McKELDIN at the 36th Annual Histadrut Dinner to be held in the Grand Salon of the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Tuesday, April 26, at 6:30 p.m.The two outstanding speakers will be among the many guests who will this year honor Bernard M.Bloomfield, 3180 St.Sulpice road, Westmount, president of the Canadian Association for Labor Israel, and Major Louis M.Bloomfield, QC, chairman of the Montreal Histadrut Campaign, who have given 15 years of devoted service to pioneering Israel.Gov.McKeldin, who has enjoyed a colorful political career and who is currently the Republican candidate for mayor of Baltimore, has been and continues to be one of Israel's stuanchest friends and supports.He has worked diligently on behalf of the young state even while burdened with the heavy duties of governor of the State of Maryland.At the Republican National Convention of 1952 in Chicago, Mr.McKeldin delivered the address that\u2019 placed the name of General Dwight D.Eisenhower in nomination for the presidency of the United Stales.In the ensuing campaign he was active in promoting the election of General Eisenhower, not only in Maryland but in various states, particularly through the South.He is the recipient of the Be Safe! Be Sure! Have your Brakes Serviced By Specialists With 25 years experience H.B.Brake Service 221 Victoria Avenue (Near Westmount Station) WE.5-9611 CHILDREN\u2019S THEATRE presents ALADDIN and the \u201cWonderful Lamp\u201d Victoria Hall, Saturday Afternoon, April 23 & 30 Willis & Co.St.Catherine St.W.or HUnter 4-6620 quest speakers 1952 and 1954 Freedoms Foundation Awards, the Sydney Hollander Foundation Award for the promotion of better interracial relations, International Youth's Distinguished Service Citation of the International Society of Christian Endeavor, the Twentieth Annual Citation of the Brotherhood of Temple Ohabei Shalom of Boston, Mass., for furthering the cause of human brotherhood, and the Histadrut Award for outstanding aid and service lo the State of Israel.Ambassador Comay is well known to Montreal and Canadian Jewry.Now permanent Representative of the State of Israel to the United Nations, he was Israel's first Minister to Canada in 1953.The following year, when the status of the Israel Legation at Ottawa was raised to that of and Embassy, he was appointed Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary and served there for more than three years.Residents complain about MTC services in Upper Westmount A recent decision by the Post Office to obliterate the name of the City of Westmount on its list of approved mailing addresses by substituting Montreal 6 in its place, and the prompt action of The Examiner which resulted in a reversal of this decision, has brought calls and letters from residents who wish us to investigate the MTC bus schedules within the city confines, One resident complains bitterly about the bus service on The Boulevard.\u201cBus 66,\u201d she said.\u201con The Boulevard \u2014 one behind the other until three of them are piled | up at one stop.Those unfortunate enough to miss these three must wait about 15 minutes for the next batch.\u201d | Another complained about buses speeding along The Boulevard and \u201ctheir disregard for red lights.\u201d One resident complained about the inconvenience to shoppers living in Upper Westmount who fre- | quent the stores on Sherbrooke street.\u201cShoppers have to walk from Victoria to Claremont,\u201d a recent letter said, \u2018or take a bus two blocks and transfer to the 124.\u201d Official routing for the 124 bus is from Westmount station, north on Victoria to Sherbrooke, west to Claremont and north on Clare- mont.It would seem, at least from the tone of the letter, it was easier to walk from Victoria to Clare- mont on the north side than to walk to the south-east corner of Victoria and Sherbrooke to get the bus.Trans-Atlantic bookings heavy Bookings and enquiries for steamship space on the two Home Lines vessels \u201cHomeric\u201d and \u201cItalia\u201d are 30 to 40% higher this year than in 1959.head of Home Lines in Canada, more and more people are appreciating the delighis of an ocean voyage.Also the great number of outstanding events in Europe such as the Olympic Games in Rome and the Eucharistic congress in Munich have helped to induce many Canadians to travel to Europe this year.The Line's flagship \u201cHomeric\u201d will return from cruise service to ; the St.Lawrence-to-Europe run | in April, and the \u201cItalia\u201d is due back in her St.Lawrence berth\" in June, after making a short | cruise.from Boston to Montreal via St.Pierre Miquelon.The first sailing of the \u201cHome ric\u201d from Montreal to Southampton, Le Havre and Cuxhaven (Germany) is scheduled for April 23.Altogether 17 sailings are scheduled for \u201cHomeric\u201d and \u201cItalia\u201d from April to November 1960, According to Mr.U.Nordio, | Unity Quiz The Examiner, continuing its policy of publishing answers weekly to the recently concluded Unity Quiz Contest, list here Number Seven of the 10 week series.A complete list of prizewinners will be announced when the Unity staff has finished tabulating all entries.Answers- seven 1.Quasimodo.2.Eddie Shore.3.Stickleback.4.Westminster Abbey.5.Mrs, Ellen Fairclourh, 6.Greenland.7.CKGM 98.8.9.10.Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.Boris Brott.Trevor Moore.Nine Westmount.(Continued from page 5) a Boy Scout of 50 years ago, W.Innes Cunningham of Dorval, It was designed by Eari Alexander of Tunis, a former Governor-General and Chief Scout for Canada.For the benefit of those wishing to see something of the ancient citadel, a bus tour has been arranged which will end shortly before the Montreal train leaves at 6 p.m, This ceremony is now an annual event in nearly all of the provincial capitals, and last year more than 1,100 Queen's Scouts attended and received certificates from the Queen's representatives in the various provinces.The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 22, 1960 7 Rise Stevens at Plateau Hall Soon Rise Stevens, the world-famous star of opera, television, movies and concerts, will sing at Plateau Hall on Saturday evening, April 30, sponsored by the Concert Society* of the Jewish People's Schools.This will be the third consecutive concert sponsored by the Concert Society of which Mrs.Charles Balinsky is its founder, and president.In accordance with the objective of the group to present one event annually featuring artists of high calibre, the Concert Society, made up of graduates and friends of the Jewish People\u2019s Schools, sponsored its first concert two years ago featuring Canadian artists: the following year, the internationally- known concert violinist, Mr.Isuac Stern; this year \u2014 Rise Stevens, The proceeds of the concert went to the building fund of the institution at Van Horne and Westbury building is located.This year's proceeds will also go to the School.Philatelic clubs exhibiting stamps For the first time in Montreal, the Estonian, Latvian, and Lutheran Philatelic Clubs will be jointly exhibiting the stamps of the three Baltic States, The exhibition, being held in the Estonian Lutheran Church on April 23 and 24 from 3 - 9 pm, will be opened officially by the Hon.William Hamilton, Postmaster Gene eral of Canada, Besides Baltic stamps, there will be a display of material concerning several Canadian stamp issues.TOTH DRY @ CLEANING ® REPAIR FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY 5000 WESTERN AVE.Continental experience at reasonable prices ® Personalized Service © HU.9-145] CLEANERS (Corner Claremont) ® PRESSING ® LAUNDRY Indeed -the handiest of them all .not just department store or cleaners, florist or plumber.You've probably also shopped for an apariment, \u201cArticles for Sale\u201d in the paper, phoned for a taxi or an electrician.The list is endless.«.but the point is clear: your telephone is always there, ready to save you money, time and effort.It\u2019s always there to serve you in emergencies or for a friendly chat.And nothing beats it as a shopping centre-right in your own home, convenient and inexpensive.THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA 8 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, Ape 22, 1960 AAA AAR WHAT WILL YOU HAVE, MASTER?Aladdin (David Smith) rubs Theatre presents the magic lamp and, lo, the Genie (Buddy Solloway) appears to do bis bidding.\u2018Aladdin\u2019s Lamp\u2019 a In s amp Lamp\u201d at Victoria Hall on Satur- David Smith, who has been in day afternoons, April 23 and 30.many Children\u2019s Theatre produc- \u2019 The Montreal Children\u2019s Theatre, .i i i ALADDIN AND THE LAMP: A scene from the Childrens\u2019 Theatre he ne £ Dorothy SPecially designed Eastern cos.tions in the past, in appear as presentation of \u201cAladdin and the Wonderful Lamp\u201d shows Paula under the direction ol oro Y tumes, magical scenic effects, and Aladdin in the firs id ha the Sperdakos as Aladdin and Sherry Kerdman as the Princess.The Davis and Violet Walters, will pre- an excellent cast are set for the Paula Sperdakos will play the , , ; .\u201c i, PF role April 30.David Light and play will run at Victoria Hall, Westmount, on April 23 and 30.sent \u2018Aladdin and the Wonderful production.«Peter Svatek alternate as the wicked magicians.Both these performers have played with the Children's Theatre in the past.Other members of the cast Jen Weinstein; Rysia Brauer; Rita Fishman; Deidra Merson; Mary Patricia O\u2019'Boyle; Sherry Kerd- man; Rickie Angen; Buddy Sollo- way; Gerald Gold; Debby Dubrof- sky; Esther Ravinisky; Linda Karpman; Daria Koperchuk: Beverley Light; Rhoma Segal; Rebec- e © ca Broder; Wendy Silver; Judy Freidman; Carol Rubinstein; Roslyn Penn; Gloria Green; Bonnie Goldberg; Paul Geggie; Mary Kostman; Jill Brown; Kate Lewis; BUYING OR SELLING.|i sons: as ose tasi; Brian Auerbach; Michel Shore; Bob Miller; Fern Potoker; Lauraine Auerbach; Carol Stein- feld; Linda Woronka; Harriet EVERY FRIDAY IS Eisenkraft; Pat Langer; Frances .Ravinsky; Helaine Ellen; Ellen Yarrow; Julia Davis, and guest artist Walter Wakefield.BARGAIN DAY IN Brenda Schwartz and Roza Levine will be on hand to welcome all the boys and girls to \u2018\u2018Aladdin.\u2019* THE EXAMINER'S Brot! conducts Handel CLASSIFIED COLUMNS.|.\" Alexander Broti will conduct the last concert of this season given by the McGill Chamber Orchestra on Monday evening, April 25, at Christ Church Cathedral at 8.45 Classified ads are a home-maker's real Get dollars for the belongings you no p.m.The entire program will be , .; 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Chamber Orchestra he will perform organ concertos no.4 op.4 and no.10, op.7.Mr.Brott will conduct the chamber orchestra in two concerti grossi, no.10 in D CLASSIFIED ADS BENEFIT YOU WHETHER YOU'RE ON minor and no.12 in B minor THE PAYING OR RECEIVING END OF THE TRANSACTION a vraie ail 12 oi mis cons amazingly short period of time, from September 29th, to October 30th, 1739, and published them by bscripti t i im- READ AND USE THE CLASSIFIED ating ten dollars a set.For breadth in form, variety of material, nobil- ; ity of thought and richness of meoldic ideas there is nothing in PHONE NOW I the concerto grosso literature to ° mp ° surpass Handel's works.Handel himself was very proud of these concertos.Philip Hale, in his Boston Symphony program notes exe FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE : ADTAKERS ON DUTY TUESDAY , pressed the opinion that they AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS TILL 8:30 del's time, with varie expressisn and inflection. HOBBY SHOW : Young Pal Ockenden A inspects some of the exhibitions turned in by young Westmounters at the 24th annual Westmount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show which opened Wednesday.The show includes a musical and entertainment festival, gymnastic and games displays, handicraft exhibits and a pet show.Westmount Y Fencing, swimming, hobbies highlight spring program The hounds of spring are hard on winter's traces and nowhere is it more evident than at Westmount \u201cY\".Just finished is our spring exhibition in the gymnasium where our gym classes, gymnasts, fencers, and even our swimmers, x helped John Ray stage his \u2018\u2018Around the World in Eighty Minutes.\u201d With the best gymnasts in Quebec, such as Dodd Dixon, Werner Ople and Ernie Smith, and the best fencers, such as Hubert Obst, Luigi Calderisi and Elizabeth Hul- lay.our spring parade could not fail to be successful.Thanks are also due to indefatigable efforts of our leaders\u2019 corps who helped to whip the show into shape and led the demonstrations on the floor.Our next big event, (and it is still spring, remember?) is our Hobby Show, which opened its doors to the public on Wednesday, and will close on Saturday, April 23.Do not fail to see it \u2014 every imaginable hobby is represented and if you didn\u2019t enter your hobby this year you may want to next year \u2014 subject to the rules of course! The Westmount YMCA has staged a hobby show every year since 1957 when Frank Common was president of the show and Harold Beall was sccretary of the \u2018\u2018Y\u201d.Today Judy Davis is president of our 24th Hobby Show and Lloyd Welton is our Executive Secretary.In the Hobby Show are sections for such things as Art (Maureen Atkin and Judy Bryant in charge), Indoor Athletics (Doreen Connors), Photography (Rod Holmes).Music and Entertainment (Suzanne Lan- glois).Crafts (Barbara Clarke).Collections, Pets and several others.Sue Mackenzie looks after publicity and prizes and Dave Developi looks after advertising.So far as we know.it is the biggest and best hobby show in town \u2014 in fact it is the only one.If your hobby is photography like Ron Watt, stamp collecting like me or chasing .well, never mind .but be sure to have your hobby entered.Ed He y Almost every day all winter we have one, two or more earnest students in our tank, learning how lo swim.And every LANSDOWNE PARK COMPANY LTD.NOTICE is hereby given that LANSDOWNE PARK COMPANY LTD., will apply to the Attorney Generat of the Province of Quebec, for leave (o surrender the Charter of the said Company MONTREAL, this 12th day of April.1960.Lansdowne Park Company Ltd.Per: Antoine Paré Secretary Vien Pare Gould & Vien 132 St.James Street, West, Montreal, 1, Que.spring we pul om a hig campaign to reach as many children as possible.In past years our Learn-to-Swim Campaign has taught two to three hundred children each year.In 1960 we direction of Steve Vamos, Champion compefes for Cushing Trophy at Westmount YMCA The 24th annual Westmount Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show was opened on Wednesday night by Frank Heron of the CBC.The music and entertainment festival was held following the opening ceremony.Last night the Boys' Gymnastic Championships took place with approximately 22 athletes competing for the Mayor J.C.Cushing Trophy and the Junior Boys\u2019 Hobby, 4.hope to break all previous re-| cords.Any child between six and 12 years of age may be entered, providing he or she lives in Westmount, attends Westmount schools or is a member of the sy\u201d, + 3e * Féencing is a big-time operation at Westmount \u2018\u201c\u2018Y\u2019\u2019 under the skilled our instructor.In the competition for the Carling Trophy in Toronto recently.we were represented by Carl Swende who came second in the Men's foils, Herbert Obst who placed fifth and Dave Robins who came seventh, Maris Plus placed sixth in the ladies\u2019 foils while Elizabeth Hullay.who courageously entered, failed to place.Better luck next time, Elizabeth! The trophy was won by American swordsmen, # 3k 3 In Bantam Basketball, (Ages 13- 15), our boys walloped Holy Cross two games out of three, to become the Bantam Champions for 1959-60.The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 22, 1960 Show Gymnastic Trophy.Among the competitors was Dodd Dison, the Ontario - Quebec all - around champion, as well as other outstanding gymnasts.This afternoon the games tour: nament will be held at 2 p.m.and tonight some 37 girls will compete for the Edgar Charbonneau and Junior Girls\u2019 Hobby Show Gymnastic trophies.Tomorrow afternoon the pet show will commence at 2:30 p.m.Those who will be exhibiting their pets are asked to be at the \u201cY'' at 2 Pm.The closing ceremonies will 9 take place at 8 p.m.with Mr.L M.Bovaird.superintendent of the municipal Department of Parks and Highways, officiating.Exhibits must be picked up at 9 p m.folluw- mg the presentation of prizes and troplues.In addition to the above special events, the Hobby Show is open te the general public thas afternoon from 3 to 5:40 pm, and tonight from 7 to 10 pm.Tomorrew the extubits will be on display (rom 2 to 5 pu.and from 7 to 8 pwn, immediafely preceding the colsing ceremonies.Westmount's Own Shop We do quantity reproduction, quicker, for less, than your staff.Ask for Price List Robotyped Personalized Letters .Multolithing .Mimeographing .Foiding .Addressing .Mailing .PHONE WE.2-6787 4444 Se.Catherine Wost NOW\u2014 TWO SUN LIFE BRANCHES TO SERVE THE CITY OF WESTMOUNT Both Branches To Be Localed At 310 Victoria Avenue, Westmount MONTREAL CAVENDISH BRANCH will be under the management - of L.G.BENTLEY as Branch Manager.MONTREAL WESTMOUNT BRANCH will continue to be under the management of F.S.MOUNT as Branch Manager.With 16 Sun Life Branch offices throughout Greater Montreal, and with well qualified representatives in every part of the city, Sun Life is able Lo offer policyholders and the public generally an unsurpassed standard of service.SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA One of the world\u2019s great life insurance companies Telephone UN.6-6411 (all offices) 10 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 22, 1960 UNITED DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.ond Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.RK.Douglas Smith.B.A, B.D.D.D., Kev.Keith MB.Eddy, M.A., B.D, Morning Worship.Forrest, BA.BD.Edi vied Church Ob- \u201cWhat Meun These 11 00 aan.Rev.A Evening Service Leslie Hall Speaker: Mi Forrest.\u201cThe Continent No Longer Dark,\u201d with colored shides of Africa.Refreshments All welcome, Mr.Juhn Robb, 7.30 pan, Organist: Mus., Bac.\u201cWESTMOUNT PARK- EMMANUEL CHURCH Cor.Lansdowne & Wostern Avenues Minister REY.CALLUM THOMPSON, C.D.B.A, B.D.Director of Munic: Mr.Wayne Riddeld Morning Worship 14 00 an .Sermon Tople: \u201cAftermath 7:00 P M.Religious Film: \u201cBEYOND THE BELL\" Church School and Infant Nursery CALVARY UNITED CHURCH Dorchester St.West at Greens Ave., Westmount 11.00 am, Rev.Charles R.Plaskett Miss Valerie J.Lewis 11 00 am.Sennen: \"UNRECOGNIZED GUIDANCE\" 11,00 04m.Church School Alice Smiley.A.Mus.(McGill) Organist, ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd.near Argyle Ave.Ministers: Rev.D.M.Grant, BA, DD; Kev.D.C.Searfoss, BA, BD.11.00 wm.DI GRANT \u201cTHE CALL TO SPIRITUAL ADVENTURE\" A Post-Easter Message 7.30 pi.Mr, Seaufoss \u201cEASTER IS NEYER OVER\" Faster Musle continued 10.60 am.Semors and Intermediates.11.00 am.Crib Corner to Juniars, ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Wesimount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Conon S.B.Lindsay Ist Sunday After Easler 8300 am.Joly Eucharist 9:45 a.m.Sunday School 10:18 a.m.Matlins (said) 11:00 a.m.Kindergarten 11:00 wu.SOLEMN EUCHARIST 7:00 pan.Evensong and Sermon SATURDAY.APRIL 28rd EASTER TEA AND SALE Holy Eucharist, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday at 7:00 a.m.; Wednesday at 9:30 a.m.TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerable R.Kenneth Nayler, D.D., Rector Rev.Canon F, L.Whitley, M.A, Hon.Assistant Rev.Allen Goodings, B.D, Assistant Vv.Frayn, A.R.C.A.(London) Organist and Choirmaster 1st Sunday Alter Easter :00 a.m.Joly Communion 9:30 a.m.Junior Congregation 9:45 a.m.Senior Sunday School 11:00 am.Matlins Preacher: The Rev.Allen Goodings, Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary Department 7:30 pan.Evensong Preacher: The Rev.Barry Valentine Monday St.Mark, E & M.10:00 a.m.Holy Communion Wednesday 7:00 a.m.Holy Communion Thursday 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion ST.MATTHIAS Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.K.B.Keefe, Rector Rev.Reginald Hollis Ist Sunday After Easter 8:00 an.Holy Communion.9:30 a.m.Moly Communion, Preacher: Rev.R.Hollis.10:00 a.m.Post-Confirmation Class.11:00 a.m.Matlins.Preacher: Rev.R.Hollis.11:00 a.m.Nursery, Kindergarten and Sunday School.2:45 p.m.Amnual Church Parade Royal Montreal Regiment, Preacher: The Rector, 7:30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: The Rector, Wednesday 11:00 a.m, Holy Communion.= Choirmaster: Norman W.Organist and Choir Director: Mr, Eric J.Adams, B.Mus, A RCM.BAPTIST Organist Hurrle, L.T.C.1.A.R.C.O., ARCM, WESTMOUNT BAPTIST Member Baptist Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: REV.EDGAR Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johnston, B.A., D.D.Director of Music: Galt 31:00 AM, 7:30 P.M.\u201cCOMPANIONSHIP WITH CHRIST\" \u201cZACCHEUS\u201d Church School \u2014 11 a.m.Midweek Service \u2014 Wednesday \u2014 8 p.m.World Alliance J.BAILEY, M.A, B.Th.MacDermot, B.A., B.Mus.SYNAGOGUE Rabbi Wilfrid Shuchat \u2014 Scriplural Rexdinas : Tovah: Leviticus, Ch.9.v Prophets @ Stephen Diamond.son of Mr.Chesterfield Avenue, Reading of the Torah CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Rev.J.J.Fromm SHABBOS MEVORACHIM HACIHIODESH Sidroh Sh'mini Erev Shabbos.Friday, April 2nd 630 pm.Candle Lighting 6:40 p.m.Mincho-Kabbolas Shabbos SABBATH SERVICES 800 am.Shachus 11 Samuel, Ch.6, v.1 = Ch, 7, v, 17 (Ethics of the Fathers) Ch.640 pm.Mincho Pirkel Ovos 720 pin Maanyv Sermon: \u201cAddress to WEEKDAY SERVICES (Eastern Daylig Sunday : 8230 am.Shachrie 7.40 pm.Mincho-Maariv Weekdasn: 730 am.Shachiis 745 pan.Mincho-Maauriv Neat Friday Evening, April th: 7:33 pm.Candle Lighting 7.45 p.m.Mincho-Kabbolas Shabbos BAR MITZVOn will this Sabbath morning be called to the in celebration of his Bar Mitzvoh.Hazzan Nathan Mendelson 1 - Ch.11, v.47 1 the Bar Milzvoh\u201d ht Saving Time) and Mrs.Hyman Diamond, 45 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF TPE MOTHER CHURCH.THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, April 24th The empty tomb By The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D., Rector, Trinity Memorial Church 11:00 a.m.Sunday School 11:00 a.m.Church Service.Lesson-Sermon: Subjects \u2014 Probation After Death.Golden Text: Matthew 24:13.\u201cHe that shall endure unto the end, the same shall be saved.\u201d EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:16 p.m.Testimony Meeting READING ROOM In the Church Edifice Open to the public Tuesday.Thursday and Friday, 2 to 4 p.m.Wednesdays, 6.30 to 8 p.m.UNITARIAN CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH UNITARIAN Sherbrooke St.at Simpson Sunday, April 24th SUBJECT: \"FUTURE OF LIBERAL RELIGION IN A CHANGING WORLD\" Speaker: Rev.Donald Harrington, Minister Community Church (Unitarian), New York, N.Y, PRESBYTERIAN Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Donald S.Moore, B.A, Student Assistant T is always hard to accept a unique fact which lies outside the possibility of proof.Some people find it beyond their capacity to accept the Resurrection of Jesus.The New Testament is perfectly frank about it.Thomas doubted, and St.Matthew tells us that others doubted.There have been others who have found various reasons for doubting.For instance, the four Gospels and the Acts and St.Paul do not exactly agree with one another.The accounts were written down, some 25 years after the event, and some 65 years.And some say it is not reasonable to believe them.There are disagreements in the details of the story.Some speak only of appearances in Jerusalem.Some tell of our Lord appearing in Galilee.That is exactly the kind of disagreement in detail that we expect in the telling of an event so tremendous as the Resurrection, If all the accounts agreed perfectly we should say that the witnesses had copied one another and that there was really only one witness, The same is true in the Christmas story.Bul likt the Christmas story, the Resurrection stories agree in the most important facts: The Tomb was empty and the Apostles were assured that Jesus had risen, and presently they were equaily sure that He had appeared to them and had talked with them on several occasions.It was not as though they had expected a Resurrection, in spite of the warnings of Jesus.They did not act like men with any expectations.They had hoped that it should have been He which should have redeemed Israel, but now their hope was gone, It was not till Mary of Magdala saw the Risen Lord, and Peter and the Beloved Disciple saw the evidence of the empty Tomb, that they believed.The faith of the disciples was not yet complete; that required the gift of the Spirit: but it least they were satisfied.They remained together in Jerusalem and they went quietly about the task of filling up their number.They had gone a long way from the fearful and confused body of disciples who met behind locked doors; and their change was due to one single thing\u2014their Master had risen from the dead, to die no more; death had no more dominion over Him, Sunday, April 24th 11:00 am.Mr, Wilkie, 11:16 a.m.Church Schools DORIS KILLAM A.R.T.C, L.Mus.(McGill) Organist and Choir Director The 124 bus stops at the door MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount, P.Q.The Rev, Chas.C, Cochrane, B.A.B.D., Minister ~ 10:00 am.Bible Class 10:00 a.m.Senior Study Group 11:00 a.m.Church School 11:00 a.m.\u201cPublic Worship\u201d Lester A.Woodin Organist and Choirmaster Visitors Are Cordially Welcome SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbl Miles Wisenthal,M.A.Educational Assistant Otto O.Staeren, Cantor; F.L.McLearon, Organist and Choir Master, SABBATH SERVICE OF DEDICATION OF NEW TEMPLE SANCTUARY Friday Evening, April 22nd at 8 o'clock, Officiants in Dedication Cere- monics \u2014 The Rev.Dr, Julius Mark, \u2018The Rev.Dr, Harry J.Stern, The Rev.Dr.Daniel M.Grant.Procession of Torah Scrolls by Officers and Trustees of the Congregation, Reception follows the worship in the Temple Social Auditorium.auspices Temple Sisterhood and Brotherhood.Saturday Morning, April 23rd at 11 o'clock, Temple Youth Service of Dedication.Participants representatives of Temple Youth Society.Religious School and Junior Congregation, RELIGIOUS SCHOOL DEDICATION ASSEMBLY Sunday Morning, April 24th at 11 o'clock following regular class sessions commencing at 9:30 o'clock.\u2018Bless This House a dramatic presentation will be presented, DEDICATION DINNER AND DANCE Saturday Evening, April 23rd at 6:30 o'clock, Temple Social Auditoruun under the chairmanship of Joseph J.Cooper, BOOK LOVERS\u2019 FORUM Wednesday Afternoon, April 27th, 2:45 o'clock.Temple Sanctuary, Rabbi J.Stern will review \u201cThis Is My God\" by Herman Wouk.This will mark the closing of the fifth season of the Book Lovers! Forum auspices Temple Sister- ood, Lie CLASSES RESUMED IN STE 1 RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Saturday Morning, April 23rd High School, Confirmation and Post-Graduate Departments at 9:30 o'clock.Sunday Morning, April 24th Junior, Primary and Kindergarten at 9:30 o'clock, Daily Hebrew Classes are held Monday thru Thursday afternoon çom- mencing at 4 o'clock.DAILY WORSHIP Monday thru Thursday evenings at 5:45 o'clock.KLAUS TODTE, this miniature Eiffel Elizabeth Hotel bus-boy, he Tower with is here congratulated by left, of 1113 Greene avenue, Westmount.built 1,800 matches.A Queen maitre d'hotel Pierre Bougain, who has placed the (ower on display in the hotel's super club.Salle Bonaventure.Sometimes it's okay to play with matches Finding he had nearly 2,000 wooden safety matches on his hands, bus-boy Klaus Todte in The Queen Elizabeth's Salle Bonaventure resisted the temptation to light 2,000 bonfires.Instead he patiently glued together 1,800 of the matches to build a model Eiffel Towner.\u201cThe other 200 matches were used to light cigarettes,\u201d says the 21-year old hotel employee who lives at 1113 Greene avenue, Westmount, Once German-born Klaus had built the two-and-a-half foot model, he felt it would be a shame to leave it in his room where no one could see it.So he brought it to the The Queen Elizabeth, fitted it with 14 tiny blue and green lights and had it accepted as a display picce in the Salle Bonaventure, the hotel's supper club.\u201cWe felt that with the lights the airiness of the model is similar to that of the real tower with the light shining through it at dusk,\u201d says Salle Bonaventure Maitre d'Pierre.Glueing the matches together took Klaus 20 hours.\u201cI worked on it nearly every day for two weeks after 2 a.m.when I returned from work at the hotel.\u201d Klaus came to Canada eight months ago from Germany.where he had been working at the Berlin Hilton, The slight, dark-hair- ed young man wanted to learn English and to be nearer to his sister, Inger Fravel, who lives in Hartford, Conn.The Eiffel Tower is his first project with match-sticks, although he has done many small displays for the hotel, including a Napoleon with a wine-glass body and a hat made from wine-bottle labels, and several posters.Klaus plans to make another Eiffel Tower in a few months, \u201cBut next time I'll leave enough space for a miniature elevator,\u201d he says.Canadian pencil manufacturers use from five to 11 coats of lacquer on lead pencils.This gives the pencil a finish finer than that which you find om modern automobiles or a $4,000 piano, Temple Emanv-el Dedication ceremonies scheduled DEDICATION OF TEMPLE SANCTUARY: Friday evening, April 22 at 8 p.m.Officiating in dedication ceremonies: The Rev.Dr.Julius Mark.Senior Rabbi, Temple Emanu-El, New York: The Rev.Dr.Harry J.Stern, Temple Emanu-El, Westmount; The Rev.Dr.Daniel M.Grant, chairman, Montreal Presbytery, United Church; participating in Torah procession: officers, honorary trustees, trustees of Tem- This Week n Westmount ° By VALENTINA RAHR THE STUDY Old Girls Association are having a party on Tuesday.May 10, at 8 p.m.in the new school at 3233 The Boulevard.Outstanding feature of the evening is an auction and sale, with proceeds to be used for decorating and furnishing the school.Those int rested are asked to search their homes and those of parents, relatives and friends, to see if there is anything suitable for this sale.Articles will be sold on commission basis, 50% for you, and 50% for the school.All donations will be most gratefully accepted.You will be asked to indicate your choice on the forms to accompany cach contribution.Contri- REV.DR.JULIUS MARK ple Emanu-El and presidents of constituent societies.Participants in the musical service: Cantor Otto Staeren; Phillips Motley, guest organist: Miss Maureen Forrester, distinguished Canadian contralto; The Temple Emanu-El Choir; and The Choir of St.Andrew and St.Paul Presbyterian Church.At this service the new Temple organ will be especially consecrated in loving memory of the Sons of Emanu-El who made the supreme sacrifice for their country in World War I and World War II.At this service too, a new Torah scroll.the gift of Mr.and Mrs.Hyman Grover which was brought from Israel especially for the dedication ceremonies, will be utilized in the Torah procession along with ether eight Torah scrolls.DEDICATION BANQUET: Saturday evening, April 23, 6.30 p.m., Temple social auditorium.Participants in programme: Rabbi Maurice Cohen, president, Board of Jewish Ministers of Greater Montreal: George Hol- linger.president, Temple Emanu- El; Joseph J.Cooper, chairman, dedication ceremonies; William Gittes, honorary trustees.Tri- + butes to: Hyman Grover, chairman, Temple expansion; Alfred N.Miller, chairman, Temple restoration and Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern.Awards of Honour to active participants expansion and restoration program: Sigmund Beckow, vice-chairman, Temple expansion.Invocation: Samuel Paperman, honorary treasurer, OTHER DEDICATION EVENTS: Temple Youth Service, Saturday morning, April 23 at 11 a.m.following regular religious school classes of the high school department.Participants in the worship: Reuben Ginsberg on the theme \u201cWhy did we build this House of God?\u201d Susan Hand- man, president, Junior Congregation \u2018What this delication means to us.\u201d Soloist, Isobel Marks; Musical responses, Junior Shoir.Dedication prayer, Cynthia Rill, pres, high school department.Religious school dedication assembly Sunday morning, April 24 al 11 a.m.\u201cBless this House\u2019 \u2014a dramatic presentation depicting episodes in the history of Temple Emanu-El by members of class 5\u2014direction, Mrs.Lionel Morris and Mrs.Eliezer Ben Ye- huda.butions must be of good quality and in good condition.and of a size that can be taken away by the | buyer on the night of the party.The following suggestions would be acceptable: pictures, prints, lamps, tables, chairs, small articles of furniture, candlesticks, glass, chine and silverware, clocks.anything interesting or unusual items or antiques.Contributors may phone any one of the following committee members, so that forms may be obtained, and arrangements made pick up the articles and store them ! until the day of the party: Mrs.| J, Stairs, HU.6-6555; Mrs.W.T.{ i Stewart, WE.2.0530: Mrs.A.Campbell, HU.1-9669.* ¥* ¥ MARGARET FELL AND CAROL FELL, students of Westmount schools, took part in a television choir appearance on Easter Sun-\u2019 day, at 1} am.They are members of the Westmount Emmanual Church, which arranged the pre-! sentation, * * ¥ RUTH TOMLINSON WILSON, Metcalfe avenue, well known Canadian painter, is having a one man show at The Arts Club, Vie- toria street, from April 24 to May - 13 inclusive.Among the 39 entries, | which were painted in different parts of Europe and Canada.are: ; The Hague, Dutch Garden, Sugar House in Autumn; Semanee of Siam.Presentations, which will form part of the final meeting of the year of the association, will be made by Frank \u2018B.Common, Jr., himself a graduate of Roslyn (his daughter is now a student there).Featured speaker will be the school principal, W.A.Wilkinson.BA.who will talk on testing and marking examinations.Also in attendance will be ex- Westmount mayor Sidney Bruneau and his son Arthur.who will be nominaied as the new Home and School Association president, Arthur's son is a student at Roslyn, marking a third generation of almost continuous attendance, Included in the program will be a gym demonstration and art display by the Home and School Art Class.Miss Ruby McIntyre Hair.of the school term, has had 36 years experience teaching school, 31 of them in Westmount.For many years she was a Grade 1 and kindergarten teacher.and was, until the position was withdrawn by the School Board, a French specialist.In 1954-56 she taught in West phalia, Germany, for the Department of National Defense.Mrs.Muriel J.Robertson has had 30 years of service, more than Westmount by-law case postponed Westmount Municipal Court Thursday postponed until April 20 \u2018the trial of chiropractor Del Hushley, charged with a zoning bylaw violation by practising in a building he recently bought.The three-storey house is bounded by Grove Park Row, Mountain avenue and Sherbrooke street.Rival counsel] agree that the postponement may actually extend several weeks, even months, however, Mr.Hushley has declared through counsel he intends to challenge the bylaw\u2019s validity in civil court on the grounds its discriminates against chiropractors while allowing other professionals to practise in the area.Westmount Judge Alexander McT.Stalker last week denied a defence motion asking that he rule whether the bylaw is ultra vires, He found this was outside his jurisdiction and ordered that the case proceed oa its merits.-seven, She has who will be retiring at the end* Roslyn Home and School to honor four teachers The Roslyn Home and School Association will honor two retiring teachers, and two teachers who retired last year, after a total combined service of nearly 140 years.The teachers: Miss Ruby McIntyre Hair.Mrs.Muriel J.Robertson, Miss Linda Lee and Miss Elsie Dewey.half of which was spent in West- mount teaching Grades three to had considerable experience working with underprivileged children.Miss Linda Lee, who retired last year, is hersell a graduate of West- mount schools \u2014 King's and West- mount High.She taught in West- mount for 35 ycars before her retirement.All her teaching carcer has been spent at Roslyn teaching boys in grades three and four.Her home address is 317 Grosvenor avenue.Miss Elsie Dewey.who also retired last year.taught Grade 1 in Roslyn for 38 years.She was an active member of the Home and School Association, serving it for 10 years, and finally holding the position of vice-president, The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 22, 1960 11 The Study Old Girls Colorful church history plan auction party commemorated on Sunday The colorful, i not so well- known, history of the Dominion- Douglas United Church will be brought to light this Sunday when celebrations of the 95th anniversary of the church get underway.Part of the celebrations will feature the Rev.A.C.Forrest, editor of the United Church Observer, as guest speaker at the morning service.In the evening the congregational gathering will hold a worship service in Leslie Hall, where Mr.Forrest will speak on a recent trip to Africa.Dominion-Douglas Church, now at 687 Roslyn avenue, on the corner of The Boulevard, once ve- W.Hustable to give talk on Baha'i Faith\u2019 This Sunday evening at the Montreal Centreal of the Baha'i World caith, Wes Hustable of Ottawa, who is occupied in the field of international trade services and in this capacity has speat some years in Singapore.will present a talk on the Baha'i World Faith.He will speak of the need for a common spiritual goal to bring together the many peoples of the world in a closer social relationship, cupied the site where the Lau- rentian Hotel now stands.It wage originally called the Dominion Square congregation, part of the Methodist Church.In the church in basement of the old 1873, Weslevan College was started, and the ladies vf the church organized the social service work which eventually resulted in the Old Brewery Mise sion being formed.In 1875, as part of the Dominoa Square Pastoral Charge, Douglas congregation was formed, and a church built at St Catherine and Chomedy.In 1904 a hall was built on Lansdowne and The Boulevard, and Dominion con- * pregation began to worship in it, It is now called Leshe Hall In 1925 Douglas joined with Dominion, and the present church in Westmount was started.In the same year the combined congregation became part of the United Church ot Canada.On Easter Sunday, April 17, 1927, the new church was opened and dedicated.Dominion-Douglas Church has since taken an important part in the Missionary outreach, and is a strong unit in the United Church {of Canada.Guest speakers: Governor Theod and His Excellency Michael S.Comay Guest Star HANNA AHRONI Yemenite Singing Stor Decca Recording Artist Queen Elizabeth Hotel Tuesday, April 26th, 6:30 p.m.36th Annual HISTADRUT DINNER in the GRAND SALON of the ore R.McKeldin For Reservations call CR.4-6406 or write Montreal Histadrut Campaiga 5101 Esplonade Avenue em om mm me + erin co \u201c2, > a Your home will look like a new place with trees and shrubs planted obout it.Our experts in landscaping will help you plan your grounds.Herbaceous Planting \u2014 Hedges \u2014 Evergreens \u2014 Shrubbery Shade Trees \u2014 Dutch Bulbs \u2014 Bedding Plants \u2014 Perennials \u2014 Annuals \u2014 Turf Garden Soil \u2014 Fill \u2014 Fertilizer \u2014 Peat Moss \u2014 Grass Seed \u2014 Colored Cement Flagstone for Walks & Terraces = 18\" x 18\" x 2\" \u2014 Garden Supplies \u2014 Tools \u2014 Etc.VISIT OUR NEW GARDEN CENTRE BULLDOZER AND LOADER RENTAL JACK VINCELLI LANDSCAPE 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AMERICAN DRUG STORE ARMAND THERIEN, Mgr.Send donations to: 1385 GREENE AVE.WE.2.2136 ANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY 2185 Bishop Street ART FRENCH SHELL SERVICE STATION P 0.Box 265, Station H, Mil.Victoria & Wester Aves.HU.6-0077 0 | | Gregory\u2019 Oriental Rug Co.fine oriental ruge Canadian and tmported breadiesme' CATHERINE ST, 4151 SF.MONTREAL, QUE.T J.J.Welfare League plans fashion show After a year devoted mainly to Community service, the pro-; visional members of the Jewish Junior Welfare League wil) try | their hand at entertainment.The | program for the April luncheon meeting of the JLeague to be held on Tuesday, al 12:45 p.m., at the Windsor Hotel will be a spring and The show will be completely planned! and execuled by this year's sixty summer fashion show.provisional members under the able guidance of Mrs, Maurice Cheifetz, Provisional Placement Chairman, This meeting will be one of the last efforts of these members as Provisionals, for in May they will join the ranks of the League's active members, having fulfilled an arduous year of training which included orientation lectures and tours, as well as outstanding work as volunteers in many of our community agencies.Mrs.Victor C.president will Goldbioom, preside, ELIZABETH JORDAN DRESSMAKER ALTERATIONS - REMODELLING For Appointment REgent 9-9533 PRO ARTE REG'D Jewellery Designs @ Swiss Watches ® Watch Repair Expert 2 YEARS GUARANTEE ® High Class Exclusive 1378 Greene Avenue WE.2-4551 CR aay ST.GEORGE'S BALL COMMITTEE members plan arrangements for the annual Spring Ball to be held at the Windsor Hotel, Friday, April 22.Seen here at a recent committee meeting are, from left to right, Mr.Denis E.Hastwell, co- chairman of the house committee, Ee ETRY HE EXAMINER WOMENS AL MONTREAL, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1960 Mrs.Neil Kent, Mr.Maurice W.Hallett and Mrs.Hallett, (Westmount).Proceeds from the Ball go towards the charitable work of the Society which is under the patronage Vanier, Governor General of Canada.AAA AAA AA Wi ee YY Wa of His Excellency George P.\u2014Bermingham Pholo Mrs.Pierre F.Casgrain has left for Europe.She wiil return the end of May.Mrs.E.Edge and Mrs.Frank D.Lindsay entertained at a luncheon recently in honor of Mrs.G.Stanley Jackson, who is leaving Montreal to reside in Toronto.Mr.and Mrs.Frank D.Lindsay spent the Easter holidays ia Quebec City, the guests of Mr.Lindsay's parents, Mr.and Mrs.Ronald F.Lindsay.The Air Officer Commanding, Air Defence Command, is pleased to grant permission for the officers of the RCAF Reserve Units to wear uniform to the St.George's Ball being held at the Windsor Hotel on April 22 al 10 pm.WINTER FURS ALE) TIER AND STORAGE PHONE HU.1-2151 REPAIRING, CLEANING AND RESTYLING AT SUMMER PRICES WE CALL FOR Store furs safely against theft, fire, moth damage in our controlled- humidity, refrigerated vaults.Furs fully insured while in our hands.La Mode REG'D.FURRIERS ESTABLISHED 1929 5779 SHERBROOKE WEST YN SOAS AND DELIVER Single couples who would like to attend the St.George's Ball, being held at the Windsor Hotel, on April 22, are asked to call the Committee Room at the Windsor Hotel where the reception committee have special arrangements for making up tables.Commodore H.L.Quinn, DSC, CD, RCN, Naval Officer in Charge, Montreal, has given permission for all Officers of the Royal Canadian Navy and Royal Canadian Navy Reserve to wear uniform at the St.George's Ball being held at the Windsor Hotel on April 22 at 10 p.m.\u2014_\u2014 Major-General J.M.Rocking- ham, CB, CBE, DSO, ED, General Officer Commanding, Quebec Command, has given permission for all Officers of Militia units to wear uniform on + the occasion of the St.George's \u2014Van Dyck & Meyer Photo MISS ANNE LEACH who is ticket convener for the ninth annual Speech Contest Dinner of the Mount Royal Toastmistress Club which will be held in the Queen's Hotel at 6.30 p.m.Monday, April 25.EEE\u201d, 4 ball being held at the Windsor Hotel on April 22 at 10 p.m.Mr.and Mrs.O.Rasmussen of Westmount are among the guests at \u201cthe Park Plaza Hotel, while visiting Toronto.Mr.and Mrs, R.A, Fair- bairn of Westmount are among the guests at the Park Plaza Hotel, while visiting Toronto, Mrs.W.R.B.Bertram and Mrs.Hubert Chapman will pour Tea following the Annual meeting of the Grenfell Labrador Medical Mission which takes place April 27 at the YWCA.Mrs.S.B.Frost, Mrs.Edmund Gordon, Mrs.Alfred N, Miller and Miss Kathleen Jenkins will preside at the tea tables following the closing meeting of the fifteenth season of Book Lovers\u2019 Forum, Rev.Dr.Harry Joshua Stern will review \u201cThis is My God,\u201d by Herman Wouk, on Wednesday, April 27 at 2:45 p.m.at Temple Emanu-El, 4100 Sherbrooke street west, Mr.and Mrs, Roger Trudeau, Cote St.Antoine road, have returned from a month's vacation in Florida.Mr.Terry Trudeau, who was home for the Easter holidays, has returned to Bishops University.Miss Mary Hogan, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Hogan of Notre Dame de Grace, has heen elected Junior Class president at Mount Saint Bernard College, affiliate college of Saint Francis Xavier University in Antigonish, Nova Scotia.Miss Hogan, a graduate of Villa Maria Academy in Notre Dame de Grace will serve in the office to which she has been elected during the school year 1960-1961.Al COTE DES NEIGES McKENNA OF ma am Florists RE.8-1124 Heather Ladies closing luncheon The president, Mrs.F.R.Campbell welcomed the members and guests at the closing luncheon of the Heather Ladies\u2019 Curl ing Club held at the clubhouse on Wednesday, April 13.The Head Table guests were: Mrs.G.A.Wood, Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Mackay, Mr.and Mrs.WE.Markham, Mrs.B.M.Adair, Mr.R.W.Johnston and Mrs.R.W.Johnston Sr.and guest speaker, Heather Curling Club, vice-president Mr.G.L.Knox and Mr.F, R.Campbell, The annua] -meeting followed when retiring president Mrs.Campbell! turned over the chair to the incoming president, Mrs.J.M.Sharpe and the new exece utive as follows: Past president, Mrs.F.R.Campbell; president, Mrs.J.M.Sharpe; vice-president, Mrs.G.L.Knox; recording secretary, Mrs.J.S.Rourke; corresponding secretary; Mrs.H, E.Child, treasurer; Mrs.J.R.Henderson, hospitality chairman; Mrs.A.J.Whelan, match chairman, Mrs.H.C.Fetterly: representatives to the Ladies\u2019 Curling Association: Mrs.A.Wilson and Mrs.R.H.Thompson, match committee; Mrs.H.A.Dale, Mrs, E.O.Follis, Mrs.T.I.Guilboard and Mrs, K.H.Brophy.Park Emmanuel WA The annuat spring luncheon of the Woman's Association of Wesi- mount Park-Emmanuel Church will be held Wednesday, April 27 al one o'clock with Mr.C.V.H.Young, Gemologist of Henry Birks & Sons Ltd, as guest speaker.His subject will be \u201cWhy, Diamonds?\u2019 Luncheon will be served in Webster Hall, 4707 Western avenue, West- mount.Your \u201cSOCIAL SECRETARY\u201d ; is ready to assist you with your Wedding Invitations, Acknowledgements, Letters of Condolence, \"Thank You'' Notes, Invitations to all social and lsssiness functions where hand writing is a MUST.Margot Fortier WE.2-9879 e | Set For Spring?Let the experienced operators and the outstanding equipment at BEAUTY PARLOR Help you with the finishing touch.FORMALS FOR HIRE DRESS FORMAL LIKE A MILLIONAIRE Look smart \u2014 be smart \u2014 rent all your Formal Wear.Our garments are all modern styles, freshly cleaned.Styles to tit all models.EST.1904 MCLAUGHLIN & HARRISON McGill College AV.8-3544 WESTMOUNT ress HU.6-8636 | A fo arrange convenient appointinent.5122 Sherbrooke St.W est sass (Just west of Westmount Theatre, same side) aR se ee fo PRESENTATION : The Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Club recently presented a slide and film-strip projector and screen to for the Deaf.Presentation was made at the Left to right : H.H.Schurman, first vice-president; Mrs.A.H.Cote des Nciges School.the Oral School Mrs.Mason, president, both of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club; , principal of the Montreal Oral School for the Deaf; Mrs.L.Goldstein, chairman of Ways and Means for the School; and Mrs.J.W.Craig, second vice-president of (he Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club, Miss Isabel Inkster, \u2014Tedd Church Photo I The Womens Kealm Grenfell Mission The annual meeting and tea of the Grenfell Labrador Medical Mission will be held April 27 at 2:30 p.m.ac the YWCA auditorium, 1355 Dorchester street.A panel will discuss the GLM mission work at St.Anthony, Westmount Club The Westmount Women's Club will hold its annual meeting on Friday, April 22, in Victoria Hall, at 2:30 p.m.Mrs.Russell T, Stack- house, president, will preside.Reports will be ubmitted by the officers of the board of Directors.The election of officers for the year 1960-1961 will be held.All members are requested to attend.Tea will be served by Mrs.Peter Hartmann and her committee.THE \u201cIt Beats os It Sweeps as It Cleans, Gets The Deep-down Dirt Other Cleaners Miss'\u2019 New 1960 models now on display Consult the rug man, Malcolm Gregory GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG CO.4151 ST.CATHERINE WEST WE.2-4277 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Balance of 1959 models at drastic reductions.Gyrette Club A meeting of the Gyrette Club of Montreal will be held at the home of Mrs.Yvonne Poxon, apartment 201, 6955 Fielding avenue, Montreal at 8:15 p.m.May 2.Trinity WA The Senior WA of Trinily Memorial Church will hold its regular meeting April 25 at 2:30 p.min the ladies room.All members requested to be present and new members are welcome, Film Presentation .Anton R.Londe, the internationally renowned Swiss commentator will narrate his color film pageant of Switzerland at 8 p.m.Thursday, *April 28 at Knox Crescent and Kensington Presbyterian Church.Tickets may be obtained by calling Mrs.D.Christie at HU, 9-1500, Inner Wheel meeting The annual meeting of the Montreal Inner Wheel will be held April 26 at 12:30 p.m.in the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, The president, Mrs.E.Waller will be in the chair and the reading of the annual reports and the election of officers will take place.Junior Council CWL The Junior Council of the Catholic Women\u2019s League will hold the closing meeting and dinner of the 1959-60 season in The Helene-De- Champlain Restaurant today at 6:30 p.m, For further information please contact Mrs.Vivian O'Con- nor at RA, 8-1732, Weekly lecture The ladies committee of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts announces that its weekly lecture and tea will be held Wednesday, April 27, at 3 p.m.in the upstairs foyer of the Museum.The guest speaker will be Mr.Eric McLean, music editor of The Montreal Star.Mr.McLean will give an illustrated talk in English on \u201cA City destroys its past.\u201c This will be Sitters HU.1-021 DOMESTIC PLACEMENT REG'D.Westmount Well-qualified Domestic Personnel including reliable sitters and chars.WE SPECIALIZE IN COUPLES AND CHAUFFEURS Domestics HU.1-0236 \u2014Bermingham Photo MR.ALAN GORDON, who is chairman of the Reserve Unit Liaison Committee for the St.George's Ball, which is to be held at the Windsor Hotel on April 22.Special arrangements have been made to accommodate representatives from Reserve Units by the Canadian Grenadier Guards, who have been associated with the St.George's Society for many years the first of {wo lectures on this subject.The second will be given in French Wednesday, May 4.4.Tea will be served after the lecture in the upstairs foyer.The public is invited to attend, Maritime Club The Maritime Women's Club 0.Montreal, Incorporated, will hold the annual meeting on Wed- wesday, April 27, at 8 o'clock, al the Westmount YMCA, 4585 Sherbrooke street west, Following the presentation of short reports Mrs, R.Bruce Marr will give an illustrated talk on her Scandinavian trip.Book Lovers' Forum The closing meeting of the fifteenth season of Book Lovers\u2019 Forum will take place Wednesday, April 27, at 2.45 pan.at Temple Emanu-El, 4100 Sherbrooke street W., when Rev.Dr, ¢ Harry Joshua Stern will review \u201cThis is My God\u201d, by Herman Wouk.The entire committee of Book Lovers\u2019 Forum will act as hostesses for this meeting, and they Will receive as special guests representatives of neighbouring church groups.Presiding at this review will be Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern, and the co-chairman will be Mrs.David H.Lisser, Victoria Rifles IODE Golden Jubilee party At the fortheoming \u201cGolden Jubilee After Five\u201d party being given by the Victoria Rifles Chapter, JODE on Saturday, April 23 at the Victoria Rifles Armory, Cathcart street, the following special guests have been invited: Mrs.J.C.Manson, municipal regent; Mrs.ridge.provincial president; Mrs.Stanley Phillips, hon.regent of L.St.J.Haskell, former regent Mrs.Percy Nobbs, honorary regent; Mis.W, Morgan, Miss Dorothy Shepherd of Como.Mrs.A.A.Kerry, Mrs.V.Purser, Mrs.Jennifer Lindsay, fashion consultant of the T.Eaton Co.Ltd.and Miss Doris Clark, women's: editor of CJAD.Coming vents EASTER TEA: An Easter lea sale of homecooking will be held on Saturday, April 23, from 3 to 5.30 p.m.in the Church of the Advent Hall, corner of Wood and Western avenues, BRIDGE PARTY: A benefit bridge party, the 16th annual Scarboro night in Montreal, will be held in St.Kevin's Parish Hall, 5600 Cote des Neiges road, Friday, April 29, at 8 p.m., sponsored by the Scarboro Lav Missionary League Montreal Unit.THIS WEEK\u2019 FRAMED BY US * V The Westmount Examiner, Fridoy, April 22, 1960 J.R.Beve-' the Mount Royal Chapter: Mrs of the Victoria Rifles Chapter: Py REE Ch yarl slu dios D 50% OFF ON ART PRINTS CERAMIC LAMPS ® MOSAIC TABLES ® AFRICAN SCULPTURE 1368 GREENE AVENUE e DL OO OD OE OE SC D J 15 The cost of government spending on social security and health ; 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Best © 6550 St.Hubert 16 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 22, 1960 RED CROSS WORKERS: These are busy days for this group of ladies engaged in the current Red Cross campaign which raises funds for the Society's blood and other services.At extreme left is Mrs.Joseph Hepmeyer, 62 Summit Crescent; Mrs.F.Philippe Brais, 21 Roskild avenue; Mrs.L.P.Candler, 5 Redpath Place, and Mrs.Claude Prevost, 247 Kensirgion avenue, extreme right.Museum of Fine Arts honorary councillors Six prominent Montreal wom- of the Museum.said it is the en have been named honorary first time in the institution's councillors of The Montreal 100-year history that women have Museum of Fine Arts, it was been appointed to such posts.announced today.They are: Lady Davis, Miss Col Hugh M.Wallis, president Olive Hosmer, Mrs.J.W.Mc- Comparative tests prove.CROWN DIAMOND CHINA WHITE SUPER PORCELAIN WHITE ENAMEL is superior in initial whiteness and resistance to after-yellowing.For the kitchen, bathroom and all places 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$375.000.00.\u2014Markow Photo Annual meeting Church membership classes begin on Sunday, April 24, at Westmount Baptist Church for younger enquirers at 3 p.m., and \u2018for adult enquirers at 3:45 p.min the church parlor.In the morning the minister, the Rev.E.J.Bailey, will preach on \u201cCompanionship with Christ\u201d and at the evening service on \u201cZaccheus.\u201d The annual meeting of the church will be held on Wednesday, April 27, beginning with a fellowship supper for the church and congregation at 6:30 p.m.The B.Y.P.U.meets on Friday at 8 p.m.Annual concert The Annual Concert of the Montreal Ladies Choir will take place on Tuesddy evening, April 26, at 8:30 p.m.sharp.In the gymnasium \u2014 Calvary United Church, Greene avenue and Dor- chester street west.With Mr.Rod W.Mclver conducting, Mrs.May Hardy as accompanist, and guest soloist, The well known Mr.Robert Peters, Tenor.A most interesting program has been arranged for the choir.IODE Service The annual Service of re-dedi- cation of (he Municipal Chapter, IODE will be held in the Church of St.James the Apostle, Sunday, April 24 at 7:30 p.m.Regents of the Primary Chapters will join the procession of Municipal and Provincial Officers and are asked to be at the church hall entrance on St.Catherine street_at 7 p.m.There will be a procession of Standards.AGE BY TEETH Best method of determining the age of deer.elk and moose is to examine the animal's teeth rather than to count the number of antler points, according to the National Wildlife Federation, HITCHED or SINGLE shake off the money blues the OO way! ) Work a day, a week, a month or until you\u2019re financially happy.0.0.has positions open for typists, stenos, comptometer or business machine operators.If you are \u2018\u2018rusty,\u201d free practice sessions are available.Call 0.0.FOrrice Overload UN 1-3561 8:30 a.m.to 10:00 p.m.B05 Dorchester Street LA x Connell, Miss Mabel Molson, Mrs.Howard W.Pillow and Murs.BRIDES Walter M.Stewart.Col.Wallis said in his announcement: \"On countless occasions over the years, each of these ladies has given the Museum generous gifts and unfailing support in our activities.The Museum wished to show recognition of its indebtness to assistance such as they have given\u201d He said the appointments also reflected recognition of the vital role women are playing in the Museum today.He said they underline the \u201creally amazing accomplishments by many of our lady members who have contri- buled so much time and effort for the Museum.\u201d Honorary councillors, who are appointed by the council, are called upon for advice and consultation and may attend meetings of the governing body.{Corner Abbott) Specializing in Early Drop in and let us suggest appropriate flowers to help make your wedding a memorable one.Naturally there is no obligation.QUEBEC ANTIQUES 4500 St.Catherine Street West WE.2-4781 Pine Furniture, etc. REFURNISHED SUN ROOM: About (we years ago the IODE Chapters in Montreal and district decided to refurnish North West 4 Day room and Sun Room al Verdun Protestant Hospital.Daylight lighting was installed, the rooms were painted and special furniture purchased.Total contributions from chapters amounted The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 22, 1940 + \u2014\u2014\u2014 pp \u2014n + + + - INST EER EN i \u2014 Tedd Church Photo to approximately $3,000.March 7 the Ward was viewed by members and the Plaque unveiled.From left to right in the photograph.: Mrs.C.C.Corneille, public relations: Dr.C.A.Roberts, Medical Superintendent of (he Hospital; Mrs.J.A.Manson, Regent; and Mrs.J.L.T.Martin, service secretary.Periodically friends of mine, mere than a mite envious of the number of holidays which members of the teaching profession customarily enjoy, claim that the trials and tribulations of teaching do not begin to compare with those of business or the other professions.When this happens I like to quote for their edification these words from Jacques Bar- zun\u2019s highly readable book \u2018\u201cThe \u2018Feacher in America:\u201d \u201cIn recounting my apprenticeship I called teaching backbreaking work and lated I hinted that steady teaching is a task that would fray the nerves of an Ox.These are both sober statments.An hour of teaching is certainly the equivalent of a whole morning of office work.The pace, the concentration, the output of energy in office work are child's play compared with hahdling a class, and the smaller the class, the harder the work .Teaching in America is a twenty-four hour job, twelve months in the year; sabbatical leaves are provided so you can have your coronary thrombosis off the campus.\u201d Your School, Your Child and You The Teacher\u2019s toil \u2014 By E.George Cochrane, B.A., M.Ed.\u2014 People who have never done any real teaching tend, in their ignorance, to scoff at words such as these.They have no concept whatever of the tremendous toll upon one\u2019s nervous enery that teaching takes.Nor do they realize the amount of time that the conscientious teacher spends upon preparation, or the hours of drudgery devoted to correcting examinations and term work, or of the interminable committee meetings.And yet lo the teacher comes the wonderful satisfaction of realizing that he is dealing with important things, not the tedious trivialities with which so many men and women occupy their days in order to earn a living.The teacher knows, too, that he is rendering a vitally important task, certainly infinitely more important than writing advertisments intended to persuade gullible housewives that one brand of detergent is superior to all others.But while the teacher does have his compensations and his satisfactions, he is not \u2014 as all too many appear to believe \u2014 a co creature of leisure who works a five-hour day for less than ten months of the year.There is a great deal more involved in teaching than that and 1 wish that some of the critics would pause long enough in their verbal ramblings to realize it.17 Venture Club The Venture Club of Montreal witl hold a games-night at The Salvation Army Eventide Home on Tuesday, April 26 at 8 o'clock.Daffodil tea Group 'C\u2019 of St Matthew's Anglican Church Guild and WA are sponsoring à datfodil tva to take place.Wednesday, April 27 from 2:30 pm.to 5 pm.in the parish house.There will be 2 talent table babies knitted garments, cards and notepaper.Mrs.C.A.Hersey is ticket chairman, CHOICE WESTERN BEEK QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted fur Quality\u201d Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables.* IMPORTED PRODUCTS ° Study Old Girls\u2019 Assn.The Study Old Girls\u2019 Association will hold a party May 10 at 8 p.m.in the new school, 3233, The, Boulevard.Special feature of the evening will be an auction and sale with the proceeds to be used for decorating and furnishing the school.NICHOL'S Home-cured Lennouville HAMS & BACON 4466 St.Catherine West 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MOST MODERN DUSTLESS MACHINES It costs less than you think to make your old floors look new.Sanding and refinishing floors has been our specialty trained to do quality work with a minimum of inconvenience to you.staff of experts is ® LAYING ® SCRAPING ® SANDING ® FINISHING FREE ESTIMATES .PHONE: DU.9-8441 9670 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD., MONTREAL FLOOR SPECIALISTS SINCE 1923 1 8 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 22, 1960 Bo ie Anil 22 wd aR 00 i AN AIR sd SRS NE BR RE Divine Dyn amics There is a law, In rock, and flower, in man, and sun, In planets, Linking all in one.A great creative plan.The Infinite, in calm control Vibrating through the mighty whole, Of all the surging Power, In gratitude, I am aware, This is the Power, that answers prayer.DOROTHY SPROULE a or reports will be given and election Annual meeting ; of officers for the ensuing year, The annual meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital will be held in the | Stanley Church WMS Auditorium of the Nurses\u2019 Resi-! The Easter meeting of Stanley dence, Montclair avenue on April | Auxiliary WMS will be held on 27, at 1:15 p.m.This meeting will { Tuesday, at 2.30 p.m., in Franklin take the form of a Dessert Hall Memorial.The guest speaker Luncheon at 1:15 p.m.when the will be Mrs.A.D.Grier, her sub- honored guests will be new mem-| ject being \u201cWelcome Hall Mis- bers of the auxiliary and represen- sion\u201d.Devotions will be conducted tatives of sister auxiliaries.Annual by Mrs.D.H, Forsyth, Fyfe's Galleries Ltd.Invite you to View an Interesting Collection of ANTIQUES imported from various British Estates by Fyfe's Antiques, Scotland, on Wednesday and Thursday, 27th and 28th April from 10 a.m.till 9 p.m.at 204 St.Sacrement Street, (corner St.Francois Xavier), Montreal.235 selected items including Chippendale, Sideboards, Bureau Bookcase.Chests of Drawers, Desks, French Gilt wood Display Cabinet, French Empire Candelabra, Dining, Card & Occasional Tables, Scts of Dining, Occasional & Easy Chairs, elc, Sheffield & Sterling Silver Teapots, Spoons, Salvers, etc.Rare old Glassware In Venetian.Bristol & Bohemian.Choice China in Royal Crown Derby, Sevres,, Dresden, Wedgwood, Imart Royal Worcester.Royal Vienna, Limoges, Doulton, Staffordshire, etc.Lots of fine old Brass, Copper, Pewter, Bronzes, Mirrors, Clocks, will be sold at | AUCTION Friday, 29th April, 1960 ot 7 P.M, SUPERIOR COLLECTION OF WORKS OF ART WILL BE SOLD ON SATURDAY, 30TH APRIL, 1960, AT 2 P.M.INCLUDING WORKS BY Bernard De Hooë.Allan Ramsay.Sir Peter Lely, + M VW.Turner, Guorge Morland.J.MeN.Whistier, F.Herink, Sir George Harvey, Sir J.Lawton Wingate, W.M.Brown.Fran Hoppner, Carl Haag, RG.Hutchison, J.W.Cazzurro, J.Docherty, Carlo Dolio Angelo, H.J.Dobson, GG.O.Red, ete, Over 100 Paintings including pastels after Birkett Foster, Gainsborough, and Sir Joshua Reynolds.ete, Many more interesting items too numerous to mention.FYFE'S GALLERIES LTD., AUCTIONEERS & APPRAISERS 204, St.Sacrement Street, Montreal Phone AVenue 8-6330 Sheraton.Georgian Cabinets.etc.SSH of left to right: Mrs.W.G.SHOW COMMITTEE of the Ladies\u2019 Kennel Club of Canada, in charge of the Clubs\u2019 annual all breed champion dog show to be held April 30 and May 1, at the Skating Arena of the Town of Mount Royal (Dunkirk avenue), is composed superintendent: Mrs.H.J.Jones, show chair- dent; Miss advertising Krauser, show man and secretary; Joan chairman; treasurer.Proceeds of the show will be used partly to provide guide dogs for Canadian blind.More than 20 dogs have been donated by the Club during the past 20 years.Mrs.J.Dempster, presi- B.Kyle, publicity and Mrs.F.A.Price, Scarboro Lay Mission Unit bridge party A benefit bridge party, the 16th annual Scarboro Night in Montreal, will be held in St.Kevin's Parish Hall, 5600 Cote des Neiges, on Friday evening, April 29, at 8 o'clock.The proceeds from the card party will benefit the work of Scarboro missionary priests in the Bahamas, Philippines, Japan, Dominican Republic and British Guiana.The Scarboro Foreign Mission Society, the English- spzaking Society for Catholic Mission work, has headquarters in Scarboro, Ontario, and Montreal Fathers from the Society working in far-away places include the following: Bishop Kenneth Turner (exiled Bishop of Lishui, China), now Regional Superior in Georgetown, British Guiana: Father Armand Clement, a Mission pastor in the Philippines; Father Cameron Mac- Lonald, now in the Promotion Department of the Society, and Father Rene St.Germain, recently ordained.The newly elected Supérior Ceneral of the Society is the NB.- We have facilities for selling complete estates, Very Reverend Francis Diemert, SFM.Born in Mildmay, Ont, 9 out of 10 ghosts prefer TEX-MADE sheets / ; .\u201c \u2014 ; to 14 years of tough family\u201d wea 94 when its had its day, hang it guide theba donless midnight.Tt will be spirited aw Membersgof the Canadian Society of sGhosts prefer to.de their hauhting in Tex-Made sheets.(They have more boc Ju help the Society?Buy a TexiMade sheet tg ad \u2018soffietime * aay.\"\"i sheets 9 MADE RIGHT HERE IN CANADA Br D., 1950 SHERBROOKE ST./WEST, MONTREAL Mrs.Victor H.Morris re-elected Montreal Women\u2019s Club president The 68th annual meeting of The Montreal Women's Club was held Monday, April 11, in the Sheraton- Mt.Royal Hotel.The new slate for the coming year was presented as follows: President, Mrs, Victor H.Morris: Ist vice-president, Mrs.H.G.Torrance; 2nd vice-president, Mrs.Wm.E.Kinloch; recording secretary, Mrs.A.H.Burnett; treasurer, Miss Lilian M.Starling; cor- responding-secretary, Mrs.A.E.Whyte; membership secretary, Mrs.E.Cave; asst.recording secretary, Mrs.MacG.Anderson; asst.corresponding secretary, Mrs.A.F.LaMontagne; director of departments, Mrs.H.B.Watts; civics and education, Mrs.P.G.Delgado; door and reception, Mrs,* John A.Smith: music, Mrs.Hugh Shoobridge; welfare, Mrs.A.J.Rennie.Excerpts from the President's Report: The first important event was to have the honor to meet Her Majesty The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh at a luncheon given by the Cily of Montreal when Montreal Womens\u2019 Club was selected to be representative of a cross section of Women's Organizations in this City.The second highlight was to have had the opportunity to be President when, in this year 1960, Mont real Women\u2019s Club conferred on Mrs.Christine L.Henderson, an honorary membership, Mrs.Henderson having completed 50 years as member of the Club.Father Diemert was ordained to the priesthood in 1938 and went to China as a missioner in 1940.During the Second World War he was interned by the Japanese and was repatriated in 1943.After five years of various assignments in the Society's Missions in the Dominican Republic, he returned to Canada to teach in his Society's Toronto Seminary.His appointment as Superior General follows a term as rector of the Seminary and acting as Secretary-General, Those in charge of the benefit evening, which has annually aided the mission field work, include: Mrs.M.J.Murphy, president; Mrs.G.Beauregard, vice-presi- dent; Miss J.Wall, recording secretary; Mrs.R.Connolly, corresponding secretary; J.P.Boyle, treasurer; Mrs.H.Seifred, convener; Mrs.J.P.Boyle, patrons; Misses Ruth Turner and Monica McFee, tickets; Miss Agnes Connolly, door prizes and membership; Mrs.M.Dowling, publicity and refreshments; Miss Nora Boyle, .mite boxes, \u201cWEATHER GLASS\u201d The pimpernel plant sometimes is called the \u201cpoor man\u2019s weather glass,\u201d because of its odd, habit of closing at the approach of cloudy or rainy weather, The Eliza Reid Memorial Scholarship of $150.00 awarded each year to a student of Montreal High School for Girls was merited this year by Miss Anne Bayley.As already reported, Montreal Women\u2019s Club sponsored a reception for new Citizens at the First Court Ceremony held in the year 1960.Donations were made to several organizations as has been done in the past.The visits to St.Anne\u2019s Military Hospital were continued and bingos for veterans were held.The Board of Management was authorized to make the necessary arrangements for a special donation of $100 for World Refugee Year 1959-60.a8 E-BEBEBEBEBEBEBEBEHZES THE BANGLE, Birks* newest edition A perennial favourite, owing to its fashion\u2014 as well as gift\u2014poten- tial.Rubies, sapphires or emeralds sparkle against shimmering Florentine\u2014finish 9kt.gold.10090 BIRKS JEWELLERS Birks Budget Terms Available 9BaBaBABIBEBABABABSBABABABABABIBBIBIBIBLBABHBEBEBE BL BEBIBABIBEBEBABLBABABABEBEBABABEBHBEBE ABGBABEBECABIBALEBIBABABABEBABEBEBEBELEBEBEBEBEBEBEBEBEBEBEBEBEBEBEBEBIBEBEBEBEIBABEREBEABEBEE (BABEBIBABEBIBEBIBEBE- w aa \u2014\u2014 MUSICAL Paderewski Centenary 1960 (Last of Four Parts} By FRANCES GOLTMAN 1N THE ASSORTMENT of Paderewski data .reviews, programs and editorials, there is an unusual newspaper article, \u201cTHE BRAIN OF A GREAT MUSICIAN\" which is analytical and lengthy.Written by a doctor, Edgar C.Beall, M.D., there is a sub-title .\u201cA Phreno- graph of Ignace Jan Paderewski From A Personal Examination.\u201d (It is from the Phrenographical Journal, 1893.) THERE IS COMPLETE DETAJL about the structure of his head and what everything signifies.Also a description of a piano sensation: \u201cHe is five feet nine inches in height and weighs 150 pounds.He is possessed of a very graceful figure and a remarkable shock of golden hair, of which he is justly proud.(My mother told me it was reddish when she heard him first but when I heard him in his last Montreal recital December 12, 1923 his hair was grey, almost white).His eyes are blue, his skin white, his nose Greco-Roman and mouth and chin as delicate as those of a girl.It is also interesting to note that his hand is small, requiring only a seven and a quarter glove, quite firm, approaching the square type, with the finger tips spatulat- ed.This is in perfect accord with his brilliancy as a pianist.\u201d A GOOD DEAL of this long article is technical.The final paragraph is a thumbnail sketch and noteworthy is that it tells Paderewski taught piane « « « \u201cPaderewski, the present hero of the musical world, was born at Podalia, a province in Russian Poland, November 6, 1860.He began to play at the very early age of three years.At seven he was placed under a teacher and learned so rapid- Jy that after five years of instruction he started out as a Shorps, Flats ond Naturals public performer.(Van Cliburn also began at three and at 13 won the State of Texas competitions.) At the age of 18 he was appointed professor of music in the Conservatory at Warsaw and in 1884 he accepted a similar position at Strassburg.In 1887, after a careful preparation, he made his formal debut as a compelitor for the highest pianistic honors before the critical musical circles of Vienna and immediately became recognized as one of the greatest living players.Three years ago he (ook Londen by storm and at present he is the undisputed lion among the music lovers of the United States.\u201d It was after he studied with Leschetizsky that he became a sensation.WHEN THE PADEREWSK] Memoirs appeared in serial form in the Saturday Evening Post 1 kept them, then bought the book upon publication soon after (1938).It is an enlightening volume but like most memoirs it is not written by the pianist-composer but in collaboration with Mary Lawton.it is stated in the preface that the contents are authentic.There is a remarkable picture of Paderewski's hands at the keyboard and anyone who wants to read an exciting autobiography will find plenty to interest them from start to finish in this thick volume.It concludes with \u2018Later Memoirs In Preparation.\u201d I do not know if there is another book.PADEREWSKI left many compositions to the world and perhaps had he not been the world's foremost concert pianist he would have had more recognition as a composer.His celebrated Minuet was his \u201ctheme song\u201d just as the C sharp Minor Prelude by Rach- * Cancer society's drive extended into The Canadian Cancer Society's moved into its final phase today as canvassers, next week fund-raising campaign delayed in their annual collections by the Easter and Passover holidays, worked to complete their cards.The campaign opened April 6 with an objective of $330,000.lt was to have closed April 20 but was extended into next week to compensate for the holidays.Mrs.Slattery.Holton avenue, Westmount, chairman, reported A tribute paid .(Continued from page 4) cation to the city's welfare.This is indeed a (ribute of which he can well be proud.In the years to come it will give him pleasant recollections.Thomas J.J.Hughes, during his tenure of office.could at all times count upon the loyalty and co-uperation of not only the heads of the several departments but the city's humblest employee.They instinctively sensed his fairmindedness and his promptness in thanking his senior or junior subordinates for a job well done.Fortunate is the city or enterprise that can attract men of the Hughes type.The Mayor and members of the City Council have wisely decided to retain him in an advisory capacity.They will thus continue to benefit from his suggestions.His successor, Norman T.Dawe, who possesses executive and administrative ability of a high order and who was associated with his Chief, will emulate him in both initiative and municipal foresight.Bernard Rose maninoff had to be performed at every concert the Russian gave.His one opera, \u2018\u2018Manru\u2019\u2019 won considerable success.1t was begun in 1897 and Padercwski completed it in 1900 and it had its premiere on May 29, 1901 in Dresden.that $109,793 had been received to-date.While this was just a fraction under one third of the Montreal objective.Mrs.Slattery said she was hopeful that with the extended canvassing time, the goal would be reached, At the same time she appealed to all volunteers to complete their assignments and make their returns with the lcast possible delay.\"We still have a long way to po ard a lot of work to clean up b-fore it will be possible to make any estimate on final returns.But we got off to a good start and Westmount Examiner, 19 Friday, April 22, 1960 1 am confident of the outcome,\u201d Mrs.Slattery said.Mrs, Mackenzie stressed the fact that the $330,000 objec tive was the rock bottom minimum required to maintain the Society's three fold program of \u201cThe only way we can hope te exceed our objective is for all triends of the Society, whether tl ey are called on by a canvasser or not, to send their donations atreet te campaign headquarters at 2205 Bishop street\u201d \u201cI also want to express the cordial thanks of the Canadian Cancer Society to all volunteer canvassers who helped us during the campaign,\u201d Mrs, Shdtery said, As a convenience to canvassers and other workers the Society's offices would be kept open until 9:00 p.m.during the remainder of the week, he said.BOOK YOUR NEXT MEETING OR RECEPTION PL Rae gew.This measuring 60%\" high.the following Champagne BREA MONTEREY PINE \u2014 is a five strip mural 10 ft wide by Available in colours \u2014 Gray, Wood, Sylvan Green.$19.95 Apply them easily yourself THEY RE EMPIRE WALLPAPER BEAUTIFUL FULL WALL MURALS A PRODUCT OF CANADIAN WALLPAPER MANUFACTURERS LTD.Included in the price of each mural is a roll of matching background paper, and a water-trouëh for welling the paper, Sandal high.lowing 4 White.5280 Verdun Ave.(corner Melrose) PO.7-1044 SPRINGTIME \u2014 This is à 3 strip 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vard, HU.9-1684 \u2014 er SEVEN room apartment.heated, hop water year round.Coll WE.3-3543, 16 Flats - Duplexes : To Let N.D.G.West Broadway, upper duplex.6G romns, front balcony, sunporch, alumanue windows, heated.hot water, $120.00 HU.4.5827.20 Rooms To Let _\u2014 Girl\u2018s Residence Westmount.one large.one single, priv- Meges, TV, home atmosphere.WE.7- 0135 21 Rooms Wanted BUSINESS girl, with references, wants one ar two rooms, In Westmount resi- dental distviet, attic rooms sufficient.Phone Monday might.WE 503148.22 Room and Board To Let LARGE hide-a-bed; table lamps: rug, fox 6 3 leather floor cushions, long dresser.coffee and end tables, white, modern style.RE.7-0815, evenings.weekends.ATTRACTIVE living room drapes.98° x 1442, track ancouded.WE.5-8907, G30 Autos For Sale after 24 .Convertible Chevrolet 1957 Motoiama shoewcar.all equipped, including continental wheel, new tires, Battery.ete.excellent condition for someone who wants a reliable sporty car, Private owner.Price 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RUNDOWN AFTER 40?Thousands now feel younger.Praise help of Ostrex Tonic Tablets.Make 3- way test.Only 69c.At all druggists.Hyde platform .(Continued from page 3) St.George has been paying, and to promote the possibility of building a highway to the Lau- rentians.\u201d The taxes have not been reduced, he said, but the highway has been built.\u201cWe have accomplish ed 50 percent of what we sel out to do.\u201d \u2018This year,\u201d he continued.\u201cIf the Liberals are elected, we hope to carry out a program to lower taxes. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER on the bantam hockey x team at St.Leo\u2019s was Peter Johnson, who will be a standout in any company.IS HERE! - Time to remove Snow- Tires and get set for safe summer driving.1 INSPECTION For extra mileage and safety 2 TIRE REPAIRS We have complete facilities.3 NEW TIRES You con be sure of long trouble free mileoge with B.F.GOODRICH TIRES 4 WHEEL BALANCE 5 FREE SNOW TIRE REMOVAL.BUDGET TERMS $1.00 Down \u2014 $1.00 Per Week 545 Cathedral St.At St.James Street UN.6-1 Golf rule changes for coming season AMES ANGLIN, Chairman J of the Royal Canadian Golf Association Rules Committee and member of the Royal and Ancient and United States Golf Association committees addressed to PQGA at a meeting held in the Queen Elizabeth Hotel.The meeting was held to discuss rules, handicaps and course rating changes for 1960.Main changes are: 1.A golfer must elect to have the flag stick attended or left alone before playing his shot, 2.Balls can be cleaned on the green and ball marks repaired before putting.3.No artificial device may be used for measuring distances.Derek Hansen spoke to the meeling on course ratings and Frank Pope on handicaps.The Jowest 10 to 25 rounds will be used to determine handicaps.Representatives from 33 clubs attended the meeting.The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Apru 22, 1960 21 Three basic rules Booklet tells about boating Thee basic rules | for buving a boat: \u201cIntroduction to Outboarding,\u201d trimming, weather signals, eruis-; 1- Do business only with a a new, fact-filled booklet cover.WE.dockmg and nuiny other sub- reputable dealer \u2014 he is your Jects.best insurance against getting ing all phases of outboard boating for beginners, is available In \u201cIntroduetlon to Outboard-'stuck.free of charge from all Mercury MR\u201d boating authority Bob! 2\u2014Buy only from a known \"outboard dealers.Brewster condenses the lore manufacturer \u2014 his reputation acquired in years of outboarding.fs behind his product.Subtitled \u201cHow to Choose, 3 Purchase a complete pack- handle and Enjoy Your Out-# .age \u2014 the boat and motor to- ; board,\u201d the 24-page, fully-illus- R d : gether is a matched unit.tated booklet has three main! ecor IS set \u2014 __ me sections: \u201cWhich Boat for You.\" | Scuttling the idea that high MIGHTY SUM describing how to choose boat.engine speed is necessary to! 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ONLY Duw 18 22 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 22, 1960 Lachine trips up Thistle for title Trinity pin playoff Ted Hunt, provincial curling, On completing a two week play- champ playing out of Lachine Curl- (off schedule, in the Trinity Bowling Club added another jaurel to | ing, Blacks topped the League with bus 1959-60 victory list when he | a 4900 pinfall followed by the Tans captured the Outremont Cusling 4736: Reds, 4589: Grays 4561: Club\u2019s open Bonspicl.M ar 00 ns a54- Blues.port Hunt defcated Thistle Ross Mue- Browns 4531 and \u2018Whites \"4347 \u2019 Kay 7-6 in the finals to win the The scason\u2019s high average was Uity of Qulremont Trophy.Hunt entered the finals by knock.rolled by Bert Leadbetter with 149.ag out G.Ruiter of Lachine while Charlie Spencer won the season's MacKay was climinating C.R.high triple with 578 and the high Hrown of Wentworth, | Single went to Herb Gosse, 239.St.Lambert's \u2018Mac\u2019 McCor- Finishing off the season Bert mick won the consolation prize by Leadbetter rolled a triple of 561 scoring an 11-8 triumph over Cale- \"with Herb Gosse rolling a three of donia\u2019s W.Bancroft, | 512 and a single of 212, ' - SEE Ele EEE gua EES Last opportunity in 1960 to register for THE 24th ANNUAL LEARN-TO-SWIM CLASSES ® Boys and Girls, 6 to 10 years © Individual Instruction Blacks capture © Limited Enrolment ® Second Course Starting May 2nd For application forms and further information Call or Write WESTMOUNT Y.M.CA.4585 Sherbrooke St.W.WE.7-3916 SUUEBARAEAOUDOANEUDAHNHERUONGSEUERAN BASES EEE EE E:8-1'0.0-0:-0:0.6-U.656 SUCER ES Va OO OO mm 9 More and more TV.viewers enjoy life at its best! No matter what show is on, after that first sip of O'Keefe Ale you'll sit up and take notice .« .Notice that it\u2019s mild-tasting.The mild taste of O'Keefe Ale is natural \u2014lbrewed right in with costlier seedless hops.Try it once and you\u2019ll know what mildness means.Chango to O'Keefe \u2014 and enjoy life at its best! Dink O Keefe.the Mild a/e/ J Fr ll iii THIS month from Chicago came advice from {wo doctors who said in the American Medical Association magazine article, \u201cAthletic competition for children was undesirable when organized along adult patterns.\u201d Dr.Thomas E.Shaffern, Columbia, Ohio, one of the two doctors said, \u2018The unavoidable emphasis placed en winning puts too many pressures on the children.\u201d His colleague, Dr.John L.Reichert, Chicago, said \u201ca child should not be subjected to forced development of special athletic skills\u201d.Right here, the advice should maybe go for all sports for there is hockey that little mites play and also the game of football.* ¥ + It was a son, a little better than seven pounds to Ron and Mrs.Young of Clearwater making the youngster American born.Ron sent along the clipping from the Clearwater Sun with this little note, \u201cHow's this'\u2019! Shaffern and Reichert outlined a four-point reform program for the Little Leagues: 1\u2014End sponsorship of teams by business organizations, 2\u2014Eliminate (ournaments except on a community-wide champion-4 ship schedule.i 3\u2014Require medical examination | at the start of a season and during | the season and during the season il | accident or illness occurred.4\u2014Require trained, experienced individuals in positions of leadership.* * ¥ The two doctors said Little Leag- uers were at the age where they were particularly susceptible to injuries, especially dislocations of joints and bone injuries.\u2018Competitive drives must be allowed to develop normally and not be overstimulated or suppressed,\u201d Reich- ert said.Tennis permits being issued by Westmount The City of Westmount Recreation Department will be issuing tennis permits to Westmount residents commencing Monday, April 25, Minor soccer meeting, April 25 There will be a meeting for all interested in organizing pee wee, bantam, midget, juvenile or junior soccer on the Island of Montreal, Thursday, April 28, in Westminster Church Hall, 926 Atwater avenue, Westmount, commencing at 8:00 p.m.Anyone interested in refereeing Minor Soccer is also invited.For information call Bill Betts, WE.3- 6222 or HU, 9-3461, Local 462.JELLYFISH Chesapeake Bay contains billions of jellyfish in summer, some harmless and some poisonous, most so frail as to be barely distinguishable.\u201cDOFIS\" TROPHIES At Wholesale Prices DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURE LA.3-3149 Daoushiifils Lu Jewellers Diamonds Free Catalogue on Request 3699 St.Catherine St.E.near Nicolet 1397 St.Catherine St.W.Corner Bishop MONTREAL, P.Q.at the Westmount Recreation Department, Artificial Ice Rink, 4675 St.Catherine street west.In order to obtain a permit, player must produce proof of residence.A car license, bicycle license.Light Department receipt, house lease, school transportation pass, or a satisfactory official document will be accepted.Roomers and boarders are required to show a letter from their landlady or landlord, stating that they live at the given address, as well as one of the above.The Recreation Department office will issue permits 12:00 p.m.to 2:00 p.m.and 4:00 p.m.to 5:00 p.m.Monday through Friday.During the month of May, the office will remain open on Wednesday evenings until 6:30 p.m.for those who cannot pick them up during the day.A 1959 permit is not sufficient proof of residence.Each individual must pick up his or her permit in person, THE SCE PALACE FOR MONTREAL'S FIRST WINTER CARNIVAL A DISTINGUISHED WHISKY Another notable achievement in 1883 was the creation of the distinguished Canadian Rye Whisky, Scagram\u2019s 83\".Generations of Canadians since 1883 have enjoyed the distinctive flavour and bouquet of this fine whisky.Seagram 83 oH odors Fire one \u2014 and that\u2019s what Mayor George O\u2019Reilly, center, did al the Grand Trunk Riverside Gun Club\u2019s annual trap meet over Easter weekend.Dan Ryan Sr., left, was the man behind the meet and Hugh Garland, right, from West- mount, one of the top amateur skeet shooters in Montreal.Schwende places third in foils Out-of-town entrants swept the top places in the Toronto international electric foils tournament and the Italo Santelli Memorial sabre tournament.Capt.Charles Steinhardt of Rome, N.Y., won the men's division of the foils tournament with seven wins in eight fights in the final round.Carl Schwende of Montreal and Westmount YMCA was second and Konrad Widmaier of Toronto third.In the women\u2019s division of the fo ls championships, Evelyn Te- rhune of New York came first with five wins and no defeats.Dianne Neustedter of Milwaukee was second and Carol Bond, also of Milwaukee, third.+ The two Milwaukee girls had three wins each but Miss Neu- stedter took second place by having only eight hits scored against her.Miss Bond has 13 hit against.Mrs.Jeanne Gilbert of Montreal was fourth, Nancy Zielinsky, Buffalo, fifth, and Mrs.Marie Pluss, Montreal, sixth.Chaba Pallaghy of New York defeated Jerzy Twardokens of Buffalo in an extra match of the final pool to win the sabre tournament today.They had finished with six wins each before the deciding match.Paul Szabolcsy-Szmolar, Toronto, was third, William Goering, Detroit, fourth and Carl Schwender, Montreal, fifth.The other Montreal entrant in lhe sabre championships was Andre Maisonneuve, Don't mulch bulbs before the frost.The object of mulching is to keep the frost in the ground.Grid conference gains interest in the province The first all - Quebec miaor football conference scheduled for Three Rivers May 13-14 is picking up interest judging from the response announced QRFU president E.T.Asselin.Asselin noted that queries have been received from Arvida, Lake St.John, St.Maurice Valley and Quebec City as well as the Cornwall, Montreal and Three Rivers areas.The conference is being held to develop football throughout the province.Handling the Three Rivers arrangements is a committee composed of Paul Bertrand, Hubert Gouin, Oscar Trepanier and Louis Fotoes.The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 22, 1960 23 Military ball in final stage Fusiliers and Maisonneuve clash in the Military Fastball League best-of-three finals starting Friday.Maisonneuve moved into the final round by defeating Black Wateh 19-15 in the third game of their best-of-three semi-finals.Maisonneuve won the three game; set 2-1.Pitchers Jacques Boileau and Claude Bastien combined to limit the Black Watch club to 26 hits while their teammates were belting around three Black Watch hurlers for 28 safeties.Paul Denis and Guy Riendeau led the winners\u2019 hitting barrage with five hits apiece in six trips to the plate.D'Arcy McGovern was the top man for Black Watch with six hits in as many times at bat, Before repainting metal toys or furniture.be sure to remove all aces of rust or corrosion by rubbing the surface with steel wool.All bare metal should then be given a coating of zine oxide primer.For a final coat use \u201cCilux\u201d enamel, now available throughout Quebec Province LIKE IT DARK?Ask for Lamb\u2019s Navy Rum, Hearty, yet light in flavour and aroma.ENJOYED THE PREFER IT LIGHT?Ask for Lamb's Palm Breeze, Very light in body and pleasant in flavour, WORLD OVER MOLSON\u2019S: (ALE & 24 The Westmoust Examiner, Friday, April 22, 1960 JAM FRESH \u2014 24 OZ.JAR RIB END PORT} | LE 3 he 3 to 3V2 lbs ON FILLET END PORTION CENTRE CUTS REGULAR 45° 3 to 3/2 lbs OR CHOPS savest u 37, AT 57, FULL cur FULL cur RIB HALF LOIN - 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