The Westmount examiner, 26 mai 1961, vendredi 26 mai 1961

[" Examiner VOL.XXXN, No.21 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1961 20 PAGES 33 35 § CENTS Biernacki spy charges e thrown out of court Pege 3 Bud Drury to head Centenary Page 4 Speeding costs $50 plus cost Page 5 RE A A EE PE are the thing this time of year.Samuel Smyth, 22 Burton avenue, retired CPR TULIPS: employes, has 2.000 of them in his back yard.They form a two and a half foot border to his 25 x 40 foot garden of daffodils, dutch hyacinths and anemones.His neighbors term his tulips \u2018gorgeous\u2019.\u2014 Leo Thompson Photo Attempted suicide e - charge dismissed Page 3 Next weeks weather CASHWORD ante is now $ up to $ $330 By Eric Neal C row b b p p ) ) ) ) p 4 Bright with morning mists.Days hot, evenings cool.Some risk eats 4 of frost in low lying places.60 sunny hours this full moon week, 4 with a temperature range of 30-85°F.) © ) Mainly sunny and warm into the middle of the week, with 4 morning frosts or cold mists for some districts.Stormy from the ir b Great Lakes to the Maritimes, with rainy fringes extending into our regions, then celaring and much warmer, ; 4 p Clear and hot for the end of the week, wide widely scattered Page 4 thunder showers.Fishing fair at dawn and in the evening.oa en x A A dt Be .aan CNE dia SRE 1575 VE a pt à 5 IIS SBE sit: core cer ADAAAMAMAMAMAAAAAAMAOAAOMASAAAAAAOAAA A AAA 2 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, May 26, 1961 \u201cNN 2 MN UNITY: Boys\u2019 Club Indians appear a happy breed of warriors in this picture takem last Friday might at (he Club's annual Hobby Show und Variety Revue.We must conless, however, there was one crying little Indian off to the left who was toe everwreught te have her picture taken.Boys\u2019 clubs run and jump for Rotary trophy May 27 By MAURICE MARIASINE The eighth annual Track and Field Meet sponsored by the Unity Boys\u2019 Club of Westmount takes place Saturday, May 27, at the Westmount Athletic Grounds, with both morning and afternoon events scheduled.The Rotary Club of Westmount Trophy will be Puneral services were held last Wednesday for Miss Gladys Thornber, 39, who died suddenly May 13, at her parents\u2019 home, 4275 Western avenue.Miss Thornber, a deaconess of the United Church, studied at the United Church Women's Training School before being commissioned for Women's Missionary Society work in Ratlam, India in 1950.In a tribute to her eight year's service in India where she dedicated her life to \u201cvillage evangelism,\u201d Reverend Callum Thompson, officiating minister at the service which was held in West- mount-Park Emmanuel and Calvary Church, said, \u201cHer life was an effective witness to a growing faith.\u201d Born in Fort William, Ontario, Miss Thornber graduated from Westmount High School, Sir George Williams College and Un- jon Theological College, New York.In 1958, Miss Thornber returned to Westmount from India and worked in city missions and other local church activities.She is survived by her parents, Mr.and Mrs.William Thornber; three sisters, Eileen (Mrs.A.Mayotte), of Regina, Joyce, (Mrs.F.McPhee) of Kimberley, B.C, Jean, (Mrs.G.Cann), of Ottawa, and by a brother, John of Toronto.Vellett; 2\u2014Bernard Lefebvre; $ \u2014 Yvan Tourigny; Recognition \u2014 Charles McMahon, Lynne Lawson, Harry Lange and Colin Sweet.In addition to the regular show, the \u201cAmazing Randi\u201d provided a touch of comedy plus some amazing \u201cMagic\u201d and the King of Comedy, Mr.Danny Dean, gave a performsnce which rocked the audience with laughter.Danny is a former Boys\u2019 awarded to the Club with the highest aggregate points.Club member, who made good in Individual trophies and awards will also be presented.The meet is under the direct ael Ottier; 2 \u2014 David Forest; supervision of Charles Tyler, 3 \u2014 Bernard Lefebvre.boys\u2019 work supervisor of the PAPERCRAFT: 1 \u2014 Carol Unity Boys\u2019 Club.He will be Cadieux; 2 \u2014 Lynne Forest; assisted by a committee of re- 3 \u2014 Harry Lange; Recegni- presentatives from the following: tion \u2014 Mary Alice McMahon.Negro Community Centre, Rose- PLASTERCRAFT: 1 \u2014 Su- mount Boys\u2019 Club, East End Boys\u2019 san White; 2 \u2014 Linda McKaig: and Girls\u2019 Club, Dawson Boys\u201d 3 \u2014 Shawn Molloy.Club, Point St.Charles Boys\u2019 and EMBROIDERY: 1 \u2014 Lynne Girls\u2019 Club.Lions Boys' and Girls\u2019 Club, Victoriatown Boys\u2019 Club, Holy Cross Boys* Club, University Settlement and the Unity Boys' Club of Westmount.HOBBY SHOW RESULTS The annual Hobby Show and Variety Revue last Friday attracted a large crowd of parents and visitors from Westmount and Montreal.Hobby Show results are as fol- Jows: MODEL AIRCRAFT: Group Project.1 \u2014 Allan Driver; 2 Brian Norman: Recognition Jimmy McMahon.LEATHERCRAFT: 1\u2014Mich- ROOFING CX tM] pr 220 0 sui = Forest; 2 \u2014 Leslie Norris; 3\u2014 Brenda North; Recognition\u2014 Christine Henson, Wilma Richardson, Susan Warren, Carol Cadieux.PAINTING: 1 \u2014 Sabdra i + (Continued on page 11) Radar, turbos available to all By Larry Mclnnis FUI IIIE III III MIE M Pilots of small aircraft may look to England for a new navigational aid that will take the guesswork out of cross- country flying, an announcement from London says.Although the machine is not yet on the market, it is fairly well along in testing, and will go into manufacture soon.The idea came to a businessman named Bennett Halpin, a radar and electronics expert, who decided to learn to fly last year as a result of his efforts to have the government put the huge princess flying-boats into service commercially.During his instruction he saw that relatively few aircraft were adequately equipped for proper cross-country flight, and felt a low-cost aid was needed to replace the not-too-accurate map reading chore of most pilots.The machine has been named Adas (aircraft directional accuracy system) and it will be cheap enough to fit in the budget of most private aircraft owners, Mr.Halpin says.The prototype worked, but Halpin felt it needed improvement.In the one-year period he put it on his own Cessna aircraft, making modifications as they seemed necessary.Adas consists of three black boxes, a control box, a small radio and a miniature cathode-ray tube.By selecting the frequency of any radio beacon on the route, Adas receives on the screen the morse coding of the beacons identification letters.These morse letters can be replaced with two small dots which oper- ate in a vertical scale.A flick of a switch and the dots move.If the dots move upwards, the aircraft is travelling toward the beacon.If they move downwards, the aircraft is moving away from the beacon.As long as the pilot is flying towards the beacon, or away from it, the dots will stay close together.If he strays off course, they move further apart.Steering in a direction which keeps the dots as close together as possible brings the aircraft directly over the ground beacon.» » & About half Canada's CF-100s will be sold for scrap this year, starting early in June, it has been announced by the Depart ment of National Defence.Four of nine home-based squadrons will be disbanded, putting 72 of the $700,000 aircraft on the scrap heap.This will leave five home squadrons to defend Canada with their CF- 100s, first made in 1951, unless a final decision is made to equip them with more modern American fighters, such as the F-101.Radar, guns, and maybe engines, will be taken from the aircraft before they are turned over.The RCAF admit that there is no market for the surplus CFs.Belgium owns about 50 of the | This week in Westmount By VALENTINA RAHR Events at Westmount Schools this week are varied and many: Mr.M.CRAIG, principal of Queen\u2019s school, has issued invitations to all parents of kindergarten age children, residing below Sherbrooke street west and east of Metcalfe, to register their children for the 1961-62 school year on Tuesday, May 30, from 1.30 to 2.30 p.m.Children must be five years of age on or before September 30, 1961.Farr; 2 \u2014 Class Award; 3 \u2014| Parents are requested to bring along birth and vaccination Norah Witham; Recognition\u2014 certificates.Aileen Galley.| SKOOKUM TRIBE (dolls): 1 \u2014 Jimmy McMahon; 2 \u2014 Shaws Molloy; 3 \u2014 Russell Berthiaume: Recognition \u2014 Walter Languuth.CREATIVE CRAFTS: 1 \u2014 Leslie Johnston; 2 \u2014 Gail Galley: 3 \u2014 Janice Campbell.HOME HOBBIES: 1 \u2014 Don æ PLU 5 TN EL JE.= Commercial \u2014 Industrial Residential of SHEET METAL WORK WE.58-2598 Maintenance and R ART e prs on ypes | Leo Falardeau PLUMBING © HEATING © ROOFING © GAS HEATERS 3955 St.James Street West Inspection & Estimates on Request WE 3-2432 | This new program will eliminate the need for registration in the fall.It will give the children an opportunity to meet the kindergarten teacher, and to find out some of the things to look forward to in school.It will also give the school more time to adequately prepare for the new class.The last class assembly at King's # School, conducted by Grade 1V, took place last Wednesday morning.MR.FRANK SHARPE turned over the program to ANNE AN- GELUS and DONALD SEDGWICK COV Y \u2018\u2019Sympathy\u2018\u201d is the hardest word who chaired the meeting with to write aplomb.Songs were sung by Grade \u2026.À Say it with Flowers IV girls and boys, followed by a GERALD skit in French based on the well known \u2018\u2018Au Magazin Poirier.\u201d A McK ENN A sketch sung by the choir and acted out by three boys attired as sailors LIMITED 4 4 4 4 4 < 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 followed.One of the boys wore an original sailor hat from Greece which was brought back by the CVV Ove ier 5.VI.2-9112 DAAMAMAMAMDMAAAAAAA à @à.craft, received over the years as a gift from Canada.Also, hundreds of others were retired over 10 years, but the Crown Assets Corporation, which handles their disposal, refuses to say where and how they were sold.In the same vein, the RCAF (Continued on page 6) AKING arrangements in advance relieves the family of having to resolve many problems at the time of need.BA Collins CA NUNNS ee AP WILLIAMS S610 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST father of Anne Angelus when he travelled to Greece last Christmas.Others who took part in the actions were Louise Levins and Christina Rahr.There followed a piano duet by Heather Morrow and Louise Levins, poems by other pupils, a solo by Melvin Michaels and school news by Howard Lewis, all ended up with favorite songs of the students.Mrs.Forrest played the piano accompaniment.ROSLYN SCHOOL pupils will be taking part in a Bicycle Rodeo, on Saturday morning at 9 a.m.on years of age and up, as of June 30, will be tested on how to handle a bike, and former Home and School president Bonar Hodgson, will be there to check on them.About 150 participants are expected for this safety event.About 36 boys from Grade VI, 1234 Mountain St.(Continued on page 7) Five Generations of Traditional Service the school grounds.Students of ten pu cJos.C.ray &Bro.Funerau DiRECtORSs Phone : UN.6-6363 Jr er pr spree Pos AR Vour e PHOTOGRAPHY e PHOTO SUPPLIES eo PHOTO - COPYING © Reguier and Custom Photofinishing © ACME PHOTO Regd.2 Stores te Serve You 4123 St.Catherine, W.WE.2-5709 4866 Sherbrooke St., W.HU.1-1989 1, PN: J y} Xarminer on ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS OHMMAN'S JEWELLERS WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.VOL.XXXII, Neo.21 Jailed drunk found not guilty attempted suicide The conflict between the legal and medical interpretations of \u2018intent\u2019 was interestingly highlighted in a case Wednesday before Acting Municipal Court Judge Alex McT.Stalker in which the accused was charged with and found not guilty of attempted suicide.Dr.Donald Mackay, medical officer for Westmount, opined that the accused in jail on a drunk charge when he hung himself with a strip of mattress covering intended only to draw attention to himself and not to do away with himself.He conceded that if no one had gone in to the cell to cut down the accused, he might very well have died.Officer O'Sullivan testified he arrested accused at Sherbrooke and Victoria on May 22.He saw two fellows half dragging.half carrying accused out of a car on to the street.One of the men approached the constable and asked him to take accused off their hands.When he asked if there was any money available to send accused home in a cab they advised him they did not wish to become involved any further.Propped up on the steps of Macy\u2019s Drugstore, accused told O'Sullivan, \u201cGive me a break.Leck me up for protection for the night.\u201d Sergeant Joel Schaeffer testified the accused came im to the West- mount police station about 9:45 p.m.and was charged with being a common drunk.He said, \u201cWhen I asked the accused to come back with me so I could search him he told me, Leave me alone, don't touch me.He was very drunk and vituperative, cursing and yelling at the police.\u2019 10:15 we heard yelling and very much noise, a loud banging.I went and looked and saw accused hanging from the top of the door of his cell with a piece of cloth around his neck.He was trying to regain his balance by hanging on to the door and yelling.I held him up on my shoulder and called Officer Bain to get a chair and untie the knot in the cloth around his neck.\u201d CHESHAM HOTEL Going to England?If you are bound for London and want a high-class, quiet, conservative hotel in fashionable Belgravia, then consider Chesham Hotel at 20 Chesham Place, S.W.l.For casual or prolonged visits, vou'll like the intimate atmosphere of this hotel.Every room with bath and kitchenette.You con be sure of your booking before leaving by calling HU.1-2771.a call around 11:10 p.m.to go see a prisoner who was said to have attempted to commit suicide.The prisoner was noisy and under restraint straps.\u201d of rubbing alcohol on his breath and noted he had a dry tongue indicating dehydration.I predicted he would have no recollection of what took place, administered a sedative and when he calmed down a bit freed his left hand so he could smoke a cigarette.\u201d He was so toxic I would not attach the same importance to the incident as I would if recollection were there.My interpretation is that he was simply trying to draw attention to himself which he did, fortunately for him.\u201d MONTREAL, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1961 \u201cWe put him in a cell and about \u201cHe had got the strip from the mattress cover and made a reef knot.His neck was very, very red where the cloth had been.We got him down and the accused went into a rage.He tried to pull the toilet bowl, the basin and the bunk loose from the wall.\u201d \u201cI got him down on the floor and held him until Jamison, Miller and several others arrived as reinforcements and we got restraints on him.\u201d \u201cThe rope was about four feet PAGE THREE Biernacki faces new spy.Firemen go charges, bail sought to blazes , The five charges of collecting data for the organiza- It was a quiet week at the tion Of an espionage ring and attempting to pass useful, Fire Department with a few amed foreign power broug Y mi res s the Crown against Westmount resident.Tomasz Bier- | ander fires soon brought nacki, 3¢ Thornhill avenue, were thrown out Wednesday ' under control and the track- by judge Peter V.Shorteno.ing down of a defective fire Said the judge, \u201cFrom a legal standpoint, the stand alarin at 4129 Western taken by the crown is untenable.\u201d avenue.The prosecution obtained a hear the application by Bier- .preferred indictment against nacki for bail at 2.30 p.m.A fire in one of the apart- Blernacki covering the same Wednesday.ments at 254 Metcalfe ave- ve charges smisse y Bieimacki, who has been in\u2019 av ane in Shorteno from the Provincial custody since April 9 1ented nue on May 17 caused fire government in anticipation of quarters in the basement of the and smoke damage before the dismissal today.His an- home of the widow of Superior | being brought under control nouncement of the new in- Court Judge R.T.Stackhouse | by the Fire Department with dictment at the close of the and is employed by Surveser.° .\u20ac Department wi reading of the hour-and-a-half Nenniger and Chenevert.con-! in 15 minutes after the call opinion by Judge Shorteno sulting engineers, .1440 St Ca-' Was received at the Station apparently took Joseph therine street west.house.Cohen, attorney for the defen- He is married and has two: .dant by surprise.small daughters.His family is On the same day.In new Cohen immediately an- presently in Poland.Bicrnacki construction opposite 222 nounced he would seek bail has been in Canada for just over Metcalfe avenue a pile of before another judge that à year.scraps.lumber and refuse same afternoon.Later it was Bail was refused earlier to the caught fire in the basement announced arrangements were Polish immigrant hydraulic en- | This fir ne * made for Judge Lazure of the gineer by Sessions Judge Paul Is Tire was deemed un- Court of Queen's Bench to Hurteau during arraignment der control by the Fire De- _ - - partment upon arrival.It is Car nicks garage not known if the fire was set or the result of spontaneous combustion.It was a tough night for everybody when Gerald Meaney, 3420 Kensington avenue, pushed his car on to the Texaco Service Station lot, 4400 Cote des Neiges road, following an accident involving his car at 2:20 a.m.May 19.J.Sas, proprietor-lessee of the service station, told on your front doors, Westmount police, according to their reports.he had the pump bases freshly painted May 18.Then on May 19, when lke real ook.col the station was opened in the morning, \u201ca guard pipe was broken out of the cement, the cement line was broken, the! BILL VORDING outer cover of the gasoline pump was dented and knocked Master Painter For perfect & durable PAINTING & GRAINING long.\u201d He held it up to show to the Court.\u201cThe rope was tied to the bars over the door.The door | is eight feet high.His right foot was about 18 or 20 inches from the floor.He was trying to get purchase on the door with his left foot.He was yelling but he : was loosing strength when we | cut him down.\u201d \u201cHe said, \u2018! want to die\u2019.He cursed and had a fit and said, \u2018I want to kill myself.\u201d Dr.Mackay testified, \u201cI received I observed a considerable smell \u2018The man had too much to drink.\u201cPeople who drink to excess try to commit suicide all the time.Doctors view it as part of the toxic reaction to drink.Frequently, they have a change of heart in the midst of their attempt.which to me shows they did not have a true intent.\u201d The accused remarked from the prisoner's bench that he had a hard time getting attention the next day banging on the door, complained of the wora condi- (Continued on page 6) off and the pump pushed out of line.\u201d = Sas reportedly added, \u201cWhen | RE.3-5755 Meaney's car was towed away I noticed the rear bumper Was | = damaged.apparently where it | struck the post.\u201d Meaney is reported by the, police as denying having caused the damage.He said, reportedly.\u201cWhen the tow truck came from Latimer's 1 releas- | ed the handbrake and let my | car roll back so that it could\u2019 reach the tow truck hook.At this time 1 noticed my car.was moved about 30 feet from where 1 had left it the night before.When 1 left it, I left the keys in the car.They were returned to me in the morning at 8:45 by the man on duty.\u201d : WO VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VF VV VV VV VV VV VV FV FY CY CYLINDER by GIRARD AUTO YEAH, BUT THEY CAN IF | WAS TO LEAVE © FIR IT UP LIKE NEW AT THE SWEAR WORDS, cy, PLAN YOUR FUTURE! With the Americon Growth Fund and the European Growth Fund TWO UNIQUE CANADIAN MUTUAL FUNDS Phone BILL LAXTON, District Manager A.G.F.Management Limited HU.4-8465 or Res.: WE.7-4002 For @ Friendly Discussion te WHAT DID YOUR DAD SAY WHEN NE FOUND OUT YOU GIRARD PUT THAT NIFTY WAVE THEN HE DIDNT SAY A AUTOMOBILE IN WS FENDER P g 4 R SOME CRIMP 1 : 1022) |PUT IN THE OLD SE N'S FENDER, EN, ] a su > PX! e 4 LPS) GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC® CHRYSLER - FARGO = PLYMOUTH SALES HU.9-5748 SAME 72 VICTORIA AVE.WESTMOUN MONTREAL'S OLDEST DEALER A À à à à A à À À À À À À À À À À À À A À À À À A À À À À A À À 4 > > b > > p p ) b b p p p p > b b b b p p qe ba TH L Mom hn IR Sesving the CHy of Weslmeoun! since 1908 Heed Office: 7008 Kildare Reed, Meatvesl 29 Meatreel, Fridey, May 26, 1961 aminer Classified Advertising (Te 8:30 p.m., Mea., Tess.& Wed.Only) HU.1-845) Editorial Department \u2014 Accounting Circulation Dept.\u2014 Display Advertising HU.1-2779 John W.Sencton, President and Publisher Hugh EB.McCormick, Cheirmes Larry Mclanis, News Editer Hegh R.Mount, Advertising Meseger The Examiner sims te be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, deveieé te public service.Mall subsoriplions: $2.00 per year, $1.38 half yoar.Five cents a copy.Member of (he Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, Quebes Nowspapers Assecistion.Authorized as 3nd Class Mail, Post Office Dept.Ottawa WE SAY Both nice people; but marriage?No! 'A NNOUNCEMENT last winter that this fall the Boy Scouts would become Welfare Federation's 34th agency receiving Red Feather campaign funds caused little comment.We withheld ours.Here it is.The Scouts, of course, are now split.The non.Protestant boys must now be financed on their own or else be taken in, in turn, by the Federation of Catholic Charities, the Federation of Jewish Philan- tropies, etc.The addition of the Scouts to the Red Feather drive was designed, obviously, to eliminate a campaign from the crowded charity calendar.But will this move thereby increase Welfare Federation\u2019s campaign results by the amount of the Boy Scouts\u2019 requirements?This remains to be seen.Both the Scouts and the Federation are wonderful people, deserving of widespread support.But this doesn\u2019t mean we must approve of their marriage.The 33 \u201cappeals in one\u201d represented by the scarlet plume seemed unwieldy, big- business and impersonal as it was.The good biblical word \u201ccharity\u201d seems to have been getting rather changed in meaning over the years.Sorry.But the tattered image of a hungry child, of a sick mother, of an old man just doesn\u2019t seem to go with the conventional conception of a wellfed, red-cheeked, well-privileged and, perhaps even, spoiled boy in Scout uniform.& .+ & OURNEMOUTH'S campaign to keep out naked shows, and to present cultural entertainment instead, may lead to an offer from the Nudist Thespians of the Footicham Colony to present their naked version of \u201cJulius Caesar,\u201d in pursuance of their Shakespeare in modern undress movement.\u2014 Beachcomber.uv Ma THEY YOU SAY Next year's rent is worrying our reader Sir: 1 haven't heard rent control in Westmount mentioned lately and | suppose as I only pay $70 per month for 7'2 rooms, plus utilities, 1 should keep quiet and let well enough alone, However, 1 am curious.My lease still has another year to run.The leases of the other tenants in my apartment block expired and the landlady only signed one year leases with them.The net result is that all the leases in our apartment block will expire at the same 2x time next year.I know our rent will go up at least $5 a morth as that is what happened to the other tenants this year.The landlady installed new electrtcal wiring and used that capital improvement as an excuse to raise the rent.To my knowledge this has worked quite a hardship on at lcast one of the other tenants.I am just wondering if $5 a month is all 1 have to worry about or whether the landlady has some information on the future status of the rent control law which has escaped my attention to date.Could you please check on this matter and let me know.It might make an interesting story, at least to other tenants and probably landlords.\u2014Jean Smith.Reader sees crow e ° e dining on pigeon Dear Sir: \u2014 The attached is quite interesting to the writer, inasmuch as it is the first time 1 have witnessed a crow making ready a dinner it had killed.This crow | write about was a large sized bird and ! imagine more than a match for any pigeon.They have beaks that can deal a very sturdy blow, and the pigeon would not live beyond the moment of the first blow being struck.It would have becn interesting to have seen the crow in action, and I am sorry that I did not witness same, not that 1 would have enjoyed it, but that it could have been detailed to those who would be interested.I would not willingly kill any bird.But nature is demanding if birds and fish and wild animals are to live, and there- ATI WE WAR WE XRT ERE WPT NN SAY Adversity is wont to reveal genius; prosperity to hide it.- Horace Bud Drury aiming for meaningful centenary That Canada\u2019s celebration of 100 years of Confederation in 1967 will be more meaningful than just another excuse for holiday is practically a certainty with Westmounter C.M.(Bud) Drury, 579 Roslyn avenue, as president of the Centenary Council., This dynamic son of a dynamic father, Victor M.Drury, and of the former Pansy Jessie Louise Mills, began his business career after McGill University Law School, studies of civil and international law at the University of Paris and admission to the Quebec bar by practice of law in the firm of Montgomery, McMichael, Common and Howard in 1936.In 1939 (he militia unit of the Second Montreal Regiment te which he belonged was mobilized and he went to Aldershet, England as adjutant of the sec- end medium regiment ef the Reyal Canadian Artillery.Before he left, in September, be married Jane Ferrier Coun- sell ef Terento.They now have four children, two girls and twe beys.His military career took him back and forth across the water frem England back te Nova Scotia, Washington, D.C.and then to England and to France.He saw service first as captain, then as major, lieutenant colonel, colonel and fimally as brigadier.He served with the artillery, as military attache to the Canadian embassy in Washing- ten, D.C.and as a student at the Staff College in Camberley, England.Following the war he went to Warsaw as chief of UNRRA for Poland for a year and a half and upon his return to Ottawa as a political officer for the De- RENE: rE Fl fore they kill and eat one another in order that the strongest may survive, This is submitted with the thought that there may be others who would be interested in hearing about this \u2018\u2018fowl\u201d \u201cIA fowl deed\u2019 From where I work in an office on the third floor back of a building facing on Greene Avenue, I can see out onto the roof of a two-storey house that fronts on Elm Avenue, just a short distance south of Sherbrooke Street.The roof on that house is almost level, and it makes a most excellent place for feathered planes to make a two- legged landing.Some two weeks ago 1 noticed that a crow was busily examining the eaves and around the chimney of the aforementioned roof top, with a view to making for himself a dinner on some succulent eggs or, perchance, some recently hatched baby birds.A day or two later the same crow was back again on that same roof top.I did not see the \u201cfowl\u201d deed being done.and can only surmise that the pigeon was taken by surprise immediately upon landing and before it had any chance to defend itself from its attacker.However, 1 witnessed the actions of that black marauder, after it had slain the pigeon.With one foot braced against its body it plucked one by one the feathers from the unresist- ing body, and soon dozens of white feathers were floating around in the air and just above the roof top.The crow appeared unconcerned as to whether it was being watched, and finally it began to dine on the body of the slain bird.It fed for some time, then disappeared.It was back on the second and on the third day following and, finally, it dragged what remained of the bird in back of the chimney, and 1 have not since witnessed his return.Is he hiding somewhere with his head bowed in shame?It is a certainty that be has noth- partment of External Affairs.In 1949 he was appointed deputy minister of National Defense.He left the government in 1955 to become president of the Provincial Transport Company.It was at about this time he moved to Westmount.In 1960 he left PTC to become president of Avis of Canada.Mr.Drury is very much challenged by his new position and is busy getting the organization into smooth running condition.He said, \u201cWe have no final plans at the moment.Right now we are collecting ideas from the 115 member associations and collating these to see which are the most urgent and ap- prepriate to the purpose of the Council.\u201d \u201cOur purpose?1 would say it is to encourage, promote and coordinate the efforts of Canadians to celebrate the centenary of Canada Confederation in 1967 and to see, insofar as possible, that such celebrations are more meaningful than mere boliday occasions\u201d.Asked about the possibility of the council taking steps te get a Camadian flag and national anthem, he half snorted, \u2018Don\u2019t you think it is about time some action was taken?It has been nearly 100 years.Not everyone agrees en (he red ensign and \u2018O Canada\u2019 but, certainly, some decision should fimally be made\u2019.\u2019 \u201cNo, I am not saying something will be done.The council will have to decide what action will be taken and on what problems.We are studying all kinds of suggestions\u201d.Some have suggested the building of a national theatre in Canada.This is something that cannot be done in a day or even in as short a time as a pageant\u2019\u2019.\u201cPrime Minister Diefenbaker's suggestion of a freedom train is being studied along with all the others.We have received a vast volume of correspondence from Canadians from all over writing in with their suggestions.I wouldn't even try to guess how many thousands of letters have come in.They will all be considered\u2019.\u201cWe have ne staff \u2014 ne paid staff.The government does mot intend te give any money.The entire burden for the Centesary will fall upon individuals and organizations\u201d, \u201cWe will held our first annual meeting late next winter.In the meantime, we will be holding committee meetings as the need arises\u201d He disclaimed knowledge of what qualifications caused his selection fer this very impert- ant job.\u201cYow'H have to ask Colonel Hugh M.Wallis across the street at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.He nominated me\u201d.Colonel Wallis had this to say, \u201cThat is easy.Besides all of the things you already know, he has terrific experience of leadership in such a wide number Examiner files: 26 years ago In the sae dated May 24, We ran stories on: The death of Mrs.Alexander Murray of scurray avenue, widow of the son of the owner of a country estate called Westmount, around which \u201cgrew up our residential suburban city.\u201d The reduction in the number of diphtheria cases \u2018n 1934 to 3, a drop of 50% from the previous year, \u201clikely due to the increased use of toxoid immunization.\u201d The profitability of our electric light and power plant which turned the city\u2019s deficit of $31,754 on ordinary accounts into a net surplus of $2,831 for 1934.Fear that Montreal was about to raise water rates for West- mount churches, water having previously been sold to churches on the same basis as to nunneries in Montreal.Montreal removed water meters .rom a number of the churches during the past few days.The decision by the Westmount Lawn Bowling Club to form a ladies\u2019 branch.Also, on the opening for the season that day of the club with the customary President versus Vice-president as the principal competition of the day.The latest hair fad being the twisting of a ioc\u2019: of a woman's hair into the shape of her initial, lacquering it and then pasting it to her for head, guaranteed not to itch.We editorialized: On flying being on its way to becoming the poor man\u2019s means of transportation or amusement \u2014or suicide.We noted an airplane being introduced in France which cost only $500 and was simple to operate, as simple as an automobile.It barely cruised 50 m.p.h\u2026 which we noted was a disadvantage.We advertised: A statement by the Honorable Honore Mercier, Minister of Lands and Forests, on the shortage and high price of quality coal and methods being used to increase the production and sale of firewood as a substitute.eg BY THE WAY WORLD-WEARY plaything of an hour explained the other day why she usually poured drink into men's pockets at parties.She said: \u201cThere is nothing much else to do at these parties.\u201d She goes to the wrong parties, and is wasting her talents.How salutary her presence would be at one of those literary jamborees where foghorn- voices discuss Proust in terms of irrevocability and essential awareness.Beachcomber of fields.He is president of the United Nations Association of Canada, president of the Canadian Institute of International Affairs, and president elect of the Montreal Board of Trade\u2019.\u201cHe is young, up and coming, and completely bilingual.He is modest and a first class chap and I am glad to be able to get him to do the job\u201d.\u2018\u201cYou should mention that you have another Westmounter on the Centenary Council.Mrs.Daniel de Yturralde, 20 Rose- mount avenue, was also chosen to serve on the council\u201d, eee A teacher who had been teaching children in primary, grades for 30 yeors had a cor accident this week.When she got out to assess the dom e, she said: \u201cOh! Oh! Oh! Look! Look! Look!\u201d Bus collides with girl on a bicycle A girl on a bicycle collided with a Provincial Transport Company bus on Sherbrooke street Tuesday with the only disastrous consequences abrasions to both legs suffered by Madelin Reid, 12, 527 Lansdowne avenue.She was taken to Children\u2019s hospital by patrol car.Donald Poulin, 7725\u201412th avenue, Ville St.Michel.bus driver, repertediy advised pol- fee, \u201cI was preceeding cast on Sherbrooke street.As 1 approached the Clarke avenue intersection the traffic lights facing me were green.| saw a girl en a bicycle start te cross the strcet om the red light.1+ applied my brakes and the giri struck the front right side ef my bus.\u201d Madelin is reported to have told Westmount police, \u201cI was driving my bicycle east om Sherbrooke street alongside 196] Ceramics Two Westmount residents, Virginia McClure, 461 Lansdowne avenue and Eileen Reed.574 Cote St.Antoine road, will have their work displayed at the Canadian Ceramics 1961 exhibition, when 184 pieces of sculpture, pottery, and enamel will go on public view at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts today.The contemporary ceramics were selected from 505 entries from all parts of Canada.Mrs.Reid is chairman of the Montreal committee of the exhibition.Freddie FIX-IT.3 D.you think \u2019 That this gel oughtes Buy a softener For her water?JOHN WATSON LIMITEO C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE the curb and ea arriving at Clarke avenue the (traffic lights were red.1 then pre- oeeded te cross Sherbreoke and as [ did se am autobus crashed into my bicycle.\u201d The skid marks from the mement of application of the bus brakes measured 32 feet.Car mows | down man According to police reports, James C.Morris, 71, 4278 Sherbrooke street west, retired.was struck by an auto traveling along Western avenue Monday afternoon.Mr.Morris was taken by patrol car to Montreal General Hospital and was reported suffering from a laceration to the top of his head, pains in his chest and shock.Paul Emile Racine, 97 Stinson street.Ville LaSalle, taxi-driver, reportedly told Westmount police, \u201cI was proceeding east on Western avenue approaching its intersection with Greene avenue faced by a green light.\u201d \u201cWhen I was about to enter the intersection I suddenly saw a man in front of my car.I applied my brakes but could not stop in time to avoid the accident.I did not see in what direction the gent came from.\u201d Mr.Morris is reported as saying, \u201cThe traffic lights facing me as | crossed the street were green.\u201d Someone smelled sulphur A Thornhill avenue resident complained on Sunday of the heavy odor of sulphur in the neighborhood.He was reassured to learn from the Fire Department it was not the day of judgment but only the refineries on the east end of the island which refresh Westmount when an J.A.Messenger to teach history John Aubrey Messenger, w A.Messenger, 494 Victoria avenue, will receive a Bachelor of Science degree in Teacher Education from Springfield College, Springfield, Massachusetts, on June 11.Mr.Messenger, who will teach history in Rosemount | High School this year, received his earlier education in Westmount.He took an active part in football throughout his high school career.During his stay at Apring- field College, he was active in the Glee Club and Scotchmen, college singing groups.He also reached the semifinals in the Golden Glove Speeders pay receipt of pleas of guilty to per hour on Sherbrooke str amount of $50 plus costs.A pot guilty plea te a parking ticket was remanded to next Wednesday.A newcomer to Westmount, a life long resident of Verdun, received little sympathy for his impassioned plea for leniency as a first offender.Said the judge.\u201cIf you had just parked until 8 a.m.the next morning, 1 might see things a bit differently.But you left the car there until 2.15 the next afternoon.$2.\u201d A man who pleaded guilty with an explanation to a charge of entering the intersection of Sherbrooke street and Clark avenue on a red light averred, \u201cThe light turned yellow too late for me to stop so i went on through.\u201d Inspector Lowson said, \u201cI WE.5-4689 would like to have the case re- Two speeders learned Wednesday Acting Judge Alex McT.Stalker does not set the amount of fines levied upon pound of flesh driving in excess of 30 miles eet.They paid the statutory manded so the constable can be here if there is any doubt.\u201d There was none.He was found not guilty.Another accused found not guilty was a man who explained his parking unlawfully as due to his sudden stomach trouble and having to leave his car to seek emergency medical assistance, Then there was the wordy gentleman charged with failing to obey a proper order by a police officer and going off without exhibiting his license and registration upon the request of the officer.He explained.\u201c1 have worked in Westmount for the past three years.1 live in Verdun.1 always park my car on Elm avenue.1 drive from there to St.Catherine street.turn right and First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount \u201cCHRISTIAN SCIENCE: THE CONTINUING FULFILMENT OF PROPHECY\u201d by Charles Louis Reilly, C.S.B., of Los Angeles, California, a member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Mass.Christ, Scientist, in Boston, WESTMOUNT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 20 Academy Roed, near Westmount Park (MTC buses Nes.4, 102 end 105) FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 26, AT 8:15 go to Greene avenue where | make a left hand turn.\u201d \u201cOn May 2 it was raining slightly so when | got to Greene avenue | signalled [ was going to make a left hand turn without putting my hand outside the car.{ am sure the officer saw me as he looked right at me when he signalled the other St.Catherine street traffic to go straight as much as to say.I'll get around to you and your left turn later.\u201d \u201cThen he signalled me to go , straight.1 pulled up a few feet from where the constable was standing and asked him if some- ; thing were wrong that 1 could rot i go left.1 thought there might have been an accident or a fire which would prevent my making \u2018a left tum.\u201d \u201cHe told me very brutally, \u2018When I tell you to go straight ahead, You go straight ahead\u2019.I started to ge ahead as he had told me and | heard him (Continued on page 6) | 23, son of Mr.and Mrs.W.+ ll Altettittttttt ttt tttttttttttttttltllllllllllsldn YY TTY easterly breeze is blowing.+ the Town of Mount Royal) The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, Mey 24, 196) Cable lifters reformed by John Howard Society The value of the work of the John Howard Society proved out in a case involving two juveniles who lifted $600 worth of cable belonging to Marconi Company last June.The blue jeaned clean cut blond youths flanked by a John Howard man appeared before Judge Stalker Wednesday on a case remanded since last June.Said the 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\u2018\u2018such boards would reduce recidivism considerably.\u2019 He quoted California as an American state where the system is in use and \u2018\u2018the number of recidivists in prison has been reduced by 19 per-cent.\u201d The speaker also called for an amendment in the Criminal A Montreal Crown prosecutor this week demanded that a \u201cboard of review\u2019 should be set up to determine sentences for first offenders.Addressing the Progress Club of Montreal at a meeting at the Windsor Hotel, Kenneth C.Mac- kay stressed that a board setup to study each offender could \u2018determine what degree of punishment is necessary and at what point punishment constitutes tyranny and denies rehabilitation.\u201d Aq [nN TEE INSTALLATIONS and REPAIRS © Prompt Service © Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out P.McCUAIG Limited 65 Hillside Ave., Westmount WE.2-1104 Code ensuring that evea the most hardened criminal gains complete justice.\u201cIf an accused with a lengthy record testifies, he can be asked by the Crown prosecutor whether or not he has had a previous conviction.\u201cIf he has, he starts off with a strike against him even though he may possibly be innocent of the particular charge against him.The change I suggest would ensure that even a hardened criminal could not x be examined on his record unless he began testifying as to his previous good character,\u2019 the Crown prosecutor added.Turning to the \u2018non-existant\u2019 probation system of the province of Quebec, Mr.Mackay said that \u2018young offenders must be judged as closely as their crimes.\u201d He continued: \u2018The Salvation Army and other welfare organizations do probation work voluntarily but they are limited in their opportunities of examining the background of an offender.Ask We carry a complete selection of PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT and ACCESSORIES Trade in your Camera Now on a New Automatic Model \u201cNeve Fun Taking Pictures end Get Perfect 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convicted for roughly the same offence and for the same value, and one finds that he has received five years and the other two years.\u201d The Crown prosecutor explained that although \u2018judges do try, and are often successful, in assessing the proper length of sentence, the varieties of sentence for the same offence are incredible.\u201d Speeders pay .(Continued from page 5) say something about \u2018Stupid\u2019 se 1 stopped again.\u201d \u201cI told him 1 was a taxpayer and a citizen, that 1 had been turning left at that corner for three years and 1 did not see why I could not do it that day but that if he wanted me to go straight ahead 1 would.\u201d \u201cHe then told me to pull over.| thought he wanted to argue some more, I thought what's the use and so I left.\u201d \u201cI did not hear him ask for my license and registration.The woman who was in the car with me that day told me this morning that she heard him ask me but I did not hear him.I was so angry and excited, I just did not hear him.\u201d $5 and costs for failing to obey a proper order by a police officer and costs for failing to exhibit his license and registration as the judge could not understand that he might not have heard the officer under the cir- «ma * 8 8 0 3820 0 06 O1 Cm O2 s.n.\"u.\"-e as a.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.The new chief of Police, to replace retiring Richard Edmonstone.has already beem chosen.This is admitted by City Hall.What they won't say is who he will be.The strongest rumor and one which does not meet with either admission or denial is that the plan is to combine the Police and Fire Departments as they were earlier under Chief William Wren and place Fire Department Chief E.C.Harper in overall charge.It won't Aviation .(Continued from page 2) has not announced which four squadrons will be disbanded, or what will happen to the personnel attached thereto.+ »¥ * Another British development, the turbo-prop, may soon be made available for light aircraft.The Rover Motor Company, doing research on their land vehicles, came up with a motor adaptable to light aircraft.It weighs 235 pounds and can easily be fitted to most existing aircraft with only minor modifications.Jailed drunk.(Continued from page 3) tion of the matiress cover and advised the court he did not after all wish te make a statement or give testimony.The accused pleaded guilty to the charge of being a common drunk and causing a disturbance and was given two days on each of the charges to run concurrently with credit for the time already served.The judge instructed him to come back this afternoon and pay the city for the mattress cover he tore up.Said Judge Stalker, \u201cI think I am giving you a break but if you come back I am going to throw the book at you.\u201d The accused explained his failure to appear last November on a charge of causing a disturbance September 24 by saying, \u2018I was arrested on my way home from work over in Bordeaux and held for three months until I could be tried by a judge and jury and found not guilty.\u201d City Hall Beat with Jane Hendershott * be long before we can stop guessing.We will know, The magnolia trees on Forden avenue and on the island on Forden Crescent are in bud now, The X-ray clinic x-rayed the chests of 2,130 Westmounters this year as compared to 1.862 last year.This is the first year the clinic broke the 2,000 mark.\u2014 The place where the floral clock is installed annually has been cleared of its earlier plant of tulips preparatory to the time marking action of the Parks Department.The most popular driving infraction of the week was entering an intersection on a red light.A surprising factor in most of this week's cases is that in each case involving a collision at an intersection controlled by traffic lights is that both drivers invariably claimed that the other car entered on the red light.In each instance the traffic lights were checked and found to be working properly.There was a dog sans collar or tags moseying around the front of the Police Station on Wednesday.Quipped one of the officers, \u2018\u2018He had better look out or a cop will come along and pick him up.\u201d With the increasing number of laws and regulations we have these days it is well to note we no longer have to heed Articles 22, 29, 34 and 53 of By-Law 501 of the City of Westmount.The public works department reports that we spent $28,700 less for snow removal this past winter than we did the winter before.This is despite the costliness of the storm of February 26.More than twice the number of radar tickets for speeding were issued this year as compared to last year, 445 up from 213.Parking tickets were up too, to 3,847.We still have no traffic accident fatalities for 1961.More people were injured and had to be taken to hospitals in patrol cars this year than last.economically.Metropolitan Blvd.cumstances.iL #0 dg, PROPERTY OWNERS The removal of tree stumps no longer needs to be a back-breaking chore or a heavy expanditure.Have them removed by machine STUMP CUTTER Removes stumps of any diometer to 10 inches below the ground and quickly.\u201cConsult the company with the complete Tree Service\u201d Cavabian Snape Tare Services _, HU.9-6811 pry Lachine (Montreal 32) \u201c.By J.H.Your stamp dealer can, and should be a most important belp to you, the collector.He should take as much trouble to sell you the best 10c item as he would if you were buying a $10.one.Unfortunately this is not always the case.Some dealers will try to foist their worst copies on the unfortunate beginner who is usually too shy to display his natural ignorance of the importance of cenier- ing, perfect perfs etc.This type of dealer is soon found out, of course, because sooner or later a collector will be tipped off about a dealer who really tries to give the very best every time.So, when you go to a dealer, be fussy.Don\u2019t take the first stamp he offers until you have compared it with any others he may have.You will know by his attitude whether be is interested in helping you in your hobby or whether he simply wants to grab your money.A word about catalogues.Collecting stamps without a catalogue is like trying to ride a bicycle without pedals.You get nowhere.AX catalogue is actually a price list.Stanley Gibbons of London, England, who might be termed the pio- meers of stamp collecting, being one of, if not the oldest dealers in the world, have published their catalogue for so many years that it has become the veritable Bible in the hobby or stuay of stamp collecting.They have a staff of experts constantly checking issues, looking for errors in printing, color shades, watermarks in odd positions, cancellations and so on.They are able to judge pretty closely the available supplies of this or that issue and .LOOK FOR THIS NAME RE .on the label of every insecticide you buy.This one ingredient has more #% label claims than any other.# Its presence means real pro- F tection against aphids, spider mites, scales, fleas on pets, flies, ants, roaches, mosquitoes and others.Malathion was developed especially to deal with hard to kill insects and still be safe enough to use on animals.Its strong enough for your garden, safe enough for your home.Make sure you get Malathion \u2014the all-purpose insecticide.CYANAMID OF CANADA LIMITED Montreal, Quo.ee 00.tsb \u201c.\u20ac PURKESS on these and may other factors they base the value of stamps and determine the market valuc.Gibbons, being British, show their prices in sterling which some people on this side of the Atlantic find rather confusing.Actually it is nothing of the kind.There is a table in the beginning of Gibbons Catalogue which shows how to convert pound values into dollar values.However, over here mast collectors use Scotts, published in the United States.Scotts is a good catalogue as far as it goes.It does not go into detail like Gibbons.For instance, in the case of the famous Penny Black, Gibbons list three main types with their values, then they list prices of penny blacks from the various plates.Then they follow with a list of about 20 known varieties and their values.Scotts simply list the penny black and price it unused and used, and let it go at that.| Jewish Appeal chairmen named Associate chairmen for the Jewish Appeal and United Israel Appeal to take place November 6 to 20 were named this week by general chairman Gordon Brown.The list included two Westmount- ers.Cecil Pascal, 645 Lansdowne avenue and Boris G.Levine, 649 Victoria avenue, were named in the Campaign for $3,805.800.Vice-chairman of the corporation division in last year's Joint Campaign, Mr.Pascal is now associate chairman in charge of the Trades division.Boris Levine is associate chairman in charge of the Planning Committee for the 1961 campaign and was a keyman in the Special Names Division last year.This Week .(Continued frem page 2) Roslyn School will go by chartered bus to Quebec City on June 2, to tour the old citadel and visit historic sites.MR.D.Y.NOVIN- GER will accompany them.along with Michael Beigue and Mrs.E.Derotitch, both teachers at Roslyn.JOHN DANSEY, formerly of Comber, Comber and Mack, Sherbrooke street west.who returned to New Zealand last year with his wife (Marie taught Grade I at King's School) is the happy father of a baby daughter, Melissa.The same means honey.MR.A.DE F.HERON, of The City of Westmount Light and Power Department has alerted residents to its plans for converting its power system to a higher voltage.This will not affect power supplied to premises, but will increase efficiency and capacity of the cables used to carry the power to the areas.It will be necessary to perform switching operations which will interrupt the supply of power for a few seconds om appreximately four occasions during the coming summer weeks.In addition there will be one occasion when the power in the area will be off for approximately thirty minutes.The department requests residents cooperation and patience during these service interruptions.Research at the Mt.Washington Observatory in New Hampshire took the first steps in the development of radar.Also the same Observatory saw the pioneer research im rain making and snow making and the development of ways to prevent fatal on airplanes.Roslyn to held Bike test rede Unless it rains.a bicycle riding test rodeo, sponsored by the Roslyn Home and, School Association, will be held in the Roslyn upper! school yard tomorrow 9 a.m.| sef for July to noon.Admission is by free! ew Scout Sonne U President \u2014 ticket handed out b the r.R.C.Berhinshaw, CBE, LL D, teachers this week.y Chairman of the Board.Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company of Can- Only boys and girls 10 years adu Limited, has been elected er older by June 30, 1961 and | President of the National Council.with 1961 licensed bicycles | Boy Scouts of Canada.Mr.Ber- Approximate starting times kinshaw.a former Scoutmaster are fer grade 4 \u2014 9 a.m., grade and a member of the National and 5 \u2014 9:30 a.m.and grade 6 \u2014' Toronto Scout Councils for many 10:30 a.m.years, succeeds Mr.Rhys M.Sale, All whe pass the fests will who served as president (or the \u2018 .past eight years.receive \u201cSafe Driver\u201d identifi- + \u2019 cards.Joins Inter-American Coalerence \u2014 The Boy Scouts of Canada is now a full member of the Inter- The Skimobile mountain ride American Scout Cunterence, an or- at North Conway opens May 28th ! ganization which embraces all the and the gondola rides at Wildcat Scouting countries in North, Cen- Mountain in Pinkham Notch in trail and South America.The Con- New Hampshire begin the week- ference.which came into being in end of May 20 for those who like 1946, is a mutual help organization \u2018the viev from the top.\u201d The for the development of Scouting, chair lift at Mt.Sunapee State | and is under the auspices of the Park is due to start May 27.Bel- Boy Scouts International Conter- knap Mountains chairlift will ence whose headquarters is in Ot- start operations May 30th.tawa.The realm of scouting The Westmount Gnaminer, Fridoy, Moy 26, 1961 7 \u2018Jamboree and Regatta Three New Scent Stamps \u2014 A sel of (wo stamps.eight cents and 25 conts, was issued last month by the Government of Trinidad and Tobago to commemorate the Second Caribbean Scout Jamboree.The design, common to both values, shows four Scouts against a background of a map of Trinidad and Tobago and symbolizes the Jamboree motto of \u2018Unity.A medallion portrait of Her Majesty the Queen surmounts a picture of the Gold Wolf Scout Award, of which the Queen is the only holder.West Germany also issued a Scout stamp last month.It is a 10 pf.green honoring the Scouts of Germany, The Pathfinders, as they are called.St.George.patren saint of Boy Scouts, is portrayed on the stamp, astride a horse and slaying a dragon.American Astreaaut Ex-Scout \u2014 Astronaut Alan Shepard, who recently made history as the first (Continued on Page 9) To be used only in emergencies and for opportunities .that\u2019s the kind of savings account that many B of M customers rely on as the cornerstone of their financial security .dollars for defense against adversity .savings with which to answer the sudden knock of opportunity.Strictly for saving accounts .can you afford to be without one ?It will take only one dollar and three minutes to open an account at your neighbourhood branch.\u201crok My Money, T's.MY BANK BANK or MONTREAL Canadas Frnt Bank BRANCHES ia WESTMOUNT te serve yen: Westmount Branch, Greene & Weslera Ave.t Claremont Ave.WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALR JOHN 5.ENGLAND, Manager & Sherbrooke M: ALAN BURRITT, Manager OF LIFE SINCE 1819 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, May 26.196) FV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VY Musical Sharps, By FRANCES GOLTMAN \\ Flats & Naturals à 2 de A A à A A De A Me A A à A de A à a a A à A 5 PAGANINI \u2014 PADWA There are many great works in the literature of musie.None 15 more beloved by violinists than Paganini's 24 caprices.These melodious masterpieces are the aspiration of every serious violinist.Transcribed for the piano by Schumann, Brahms, Liszt and Rachmaninoff, they are likewise the goal of every professional pianist and many dilettanti.Students would like to play this great work but these wonderful piano transcriptions are too difficult for the average performer.Notre Dame de Grace's Ronald CKVL-FM daytime schedule for the period beginning May 21st to July Ist 1961.NUNDAY \u2018Sat.11 pm-Sun.1 am) Dance Music Around the World Music from the Shows Mansterworks in Music Edmundo Ros and Hs Oichestra Piano Stylinus Guest Conductor 101 Strings Hi-Fi Varieties Virtuosity Sonatas Oratoru Organ Recital Choral Festival Morning Symphony Breakfast Concert Music from Hawaii Carlilon Beils Music fiom Israel Famous Orchestias Music from Latin America Songs of the Synagogue Italian Music Festival Gypsy Concert Fleetwood Concert Music from Germany Boston Symphony Orchestra Music from Vienna Music of Tchaikovsky Music from France Masters of the Keyboard Arthur Fiedler Presents Music from Spain Waltzes of the World Concert Stage Singing Strings Voices of Distinction Ballet Music Concert Encores Tomght at the Opera 32 00 à en 1 00 an 130 am 200 am.230 um.300 um 330 am.400 am.4.30 am.500 um 33 am 600 am.630 am 700 um 8 00 a.m.830 um.900 am 9 Nam.20.00 am 30 30 am.31 00 a.m 3 30 am 32.00 p.m.32.30 pm 160 pm.300 pm.300 pn 3.40 pm 4.00 p.m.+30 pm 5:00 p.m 33 pm.6 00 pm.Tuesday -Thursday-Saturday 32 am.Pipes of Melody 32 a.m.Masters of the Keyboard 1 a.m.Arthur Fiedler Presents 1 am.Voices of Distinction 2 am.Concerto 2 a.m.Symphonic Highlights J am.Hi-Fi Varieties 3 am.Melachrine and His Orchestre am Sonatas am.Guest Conductor am.Waltzes of America am Piano Stylings am 101 Strings am Hi-Fi Band Concert am.Morning Symphony am.Breakfast Concert am.Music from the Shows Music from France Famous Orchestras tSat.1h.) Youth Concert Hour Music from Latin America Operettas Music from Hawaii Gypsy Concert Music from Spain ZScovve ans \u2019 EUBE SSSSSESESSES uEs3SSSE 100 pm.Waltzes of the World 1:30 p.m.Concert Encores 2:00 pm.Singing Violins 2:3 pm.Overtures 230 pm.(Sat.1';h) New York Philharmonic Orchestra 3.00 pm.Music from Russia 3-30 p.m.Masterworks in Music 4:00 pm.Serenade 4:30 pm.Around the World in Music 35.00 pm.Opera Highlights 5:30 pm.Golden Accordion 6:00 p.m.Baller Music 6:30 p.m.Italian Music Festival 1:00 pm.Chrysler of Canada Concert Time 7.00 pm.(Sat) Overtures 7:30 p.m.Famous Composers 7:30 p.m.(Sat) Concert Stage 8:00 pm.Music from Vienna 8:30 p.m.Voices You Know 8:30 p.m.(Thurs.) Masterworks from France 8:30 p.m.(Sat) The Pause that Refreshes 9:00 pm Evening Symphony 9:00 pm.(Thurs) Tonight at the Opera MONDAY-WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY 12:00 a.m.101 Strings 12:30 a.m.Concert Stage 1:00 a.m.Sonatas 1:30 am.Melachrino and His Orchestra Music of Mozart Hi-Fi Varicties Symphonic Highlights Music from Vienna Music of Beethoven Guest Conductor Piano Stylings Pipes of Melody Waltzes of America Hi-Fi Band Concert 2:00 am.2.30 a.m.3.00 a.m.330 am.4:00 am.:30 a.m.Morning Symphony Breakfast Concert Operettas Around the World in Music Concert Encores Singing Violins Ballet Music Music from Spain Boston Pops Orchestra Gypsy Concert Golden Accordion Opera Highlights Music from France Music of Tchaikovsky Italian Music Festival Overtures Serenade Music from Latin America Music from the Shows srbLOBES 3333233 mœs SEAVOSASLUUNN-=-NN==00 006R-JAQUU A SRE SÉSESESSELSESLELEES ESSSEESE 2525552253383333 3 Music from Hawaii Concerto Waltzes of the World .Chiysler of Canada Concert Time Famous Composers Music from Russia Voices You Know Evening Symphony Le TUOTTETUTOYCUTONELS ° 8 vs 3353 SUNDAY OPERAS \u2018May 28.61) Corelli, Gian Giacomo Guelfi.Guulio June 4.81) Verdi's AIDA with Maria Curtis Verna.Miriam Pirazæini.Franco Neri, Sinfonica e¢ Coro di Torino della Radio-Televisione Italiana, Antomo Zerbini and the Orch.cond.Questa.2.20.00 Mozart's IDOMENEO with Richard Lewis, Leopold Simoneau.Sena Jutinac, Lucille Udovick.James Milligan, William McAlpine, Hervey Alan and the Glyndebourne Festival Chotus & Orch.cond.John Pritchard.\u2018June 11 61» Gounod's FAUST with Victoria de los Angeles, Nicolai Gedda, Period, ven | Boris Christof & the Orch.& Chorus of Theéatre Natl.de l'Opéra.Sond.| reach the end of His \u2018musical rain- .53.00 ' (June 18.81) Verdin LA FORZA DEL DESTINO with Plinio Clabassi, Marie | Callas, Carlo Taæhabue.Richard Tucker and the Orchestra and Chorus o Scale.Milan conducted by Tulho Serafin.2 tune 28.61) Wagner's THE FLYING DUTCHMAN with Josef Freind), Annelies | Kupper, Josef Metternich & the RIAS Symphony Orchestra and Chorus.Berlin | Cluvtens.conducted by Ferenc Fiicasy.2.03.00 Glinka's RUSLAN UND LUDMILLA with Vera Firsowa.Georgi Nelepp, Iwan Petrow and the Chorus and Orchestra of the Bolschoi Theatres.Moscow conducted Kiril Kondraschin.To Midnight THLREDAY OPERAR \u2018May 25.61) Tito Gobbi, Verdi's UN Matla Callas, BALLO IN tJune 1 81) MASCHERA with Giuseppe di Stefano, Fedora Barbier, La Scala conducted by Antonine Votto.and the Orchestra and Chorus of 208.18 fehars THE LAND OF SMILES with Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, Erich Kunz.Nicolal Gedda, Emmy loose.Otukar Kraus, and the Philharmonia Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Otto Ackermann, (June 8.61 Meserbeer's LES HUGUENOTS with Renée Doria.Jeanne Rinetla, Simone Couderc, and the Orchestre de l'Association des Concerts Pasdeloup et Academie Chorale de Panis directed by Jean Allain.\u2018June 18,6%) Puccini's LA BOHEME with Giuseppe di Stefano.Rulando Pancrat, Nicola Zaceatia, Maria Callas.Anna Moffo and the Orchestra and Chorus of La Scala conducted by Antommno Votto.June 22 61\u2018; 44.55 will enjoy teaching them as much Giordano'® ANDREA CHENIER with Jose Soler, Ugo Savarese, Renata Tabaldi, Ines Marietts and the Orchestra Sinfonica di Torino della Radio Haliana e Coro CETRA conducted by Arturo Basile.1.52.88 tJune 29 61) Prietto.Martha Lipton.Roderick John Gay's THE BEGGAR'S OPERA with Dennis Noble.Carmen Jones, Marjorie Westbury and the Singers nd Argo Chamber Ensemble conducted by Richard Austin.12.00 pm.CLASSICS BY REQUEST Details of the evening in (bie ood nent week, 2.51.00 \u2018\u2018color\u201d to the student's practise \u20180s Padwa\u2019s exhilarating transcription | harmony and has made such use of Shevchenko fete af Vic The Ukranian immigrants among us will take to the boards of Victoria hall on June 3 to give us a lively two hour festival of Ukra- nian songs, music and dances.Over 150 young men and women in native costumes to the music of a Ukranian orchestra will demonstrate the famed skills of their former homeland in honor of the 100th anniversary of the national poet of the Ukraine, Taras Shev- chencko and the tenth anniversary of the erection of the first statue to the poet on this continent at Palermo, Ontario.The two-hour show is hosted by M.Roshko, who has managed similar show in former years.Admission will be $2, $1.50 and $1.25.Curtain is at 8 p.m.Turini just gave a memorable rendition of Rachmaninoff\u2019s popular arrangement \u201cRhapsody on a Theme by Paganini\u201d with the Montreal \u2018\u2018Pops\u2019\u2019 Orchestra under Walter Susskind in the initial concert of this new series in the Montreal Forum.It stood out as the highlight of the concert as a demonstration of the colossal gifts of the 26-year-old Canadian pianist.Vladimir Padwa, a contemporary pedagogue who was one of the specially fine adjudicators in the recent Quebec Music Festivals, sent me a number of his piano works with a beautiful letter that I shall treasure.Presently conducting examinations at the New York College of Music, Mr.Padwa is a composer, accompanist (to such greats as Mischa Elman), a member of the celebrated First Piano Quartet and a noted teacher.The compositions he sent to me are interesting material for elementary and junior students: \u201cLittle Suite\u2019, published by Oliver Ditson (Toccata, Lullaby, Polka, Barcarolle, Marching Song) .Six Little Preludes (Associated Music Publishers Inc., N.Y.) Each a separate piece: 1.Little Barcarolle, 2.Interlude, 3.Little March, 4.Dialogue, 5.Shadows, 6.March.Parade of of the Pookas (Oliver Ditson Co.) is an attractive little recital number and March of The Minute Men (Theodore Presser Co.) would certainly appeal to boys.A 17-page volume entitled Musical Rainbow is a set of eight studies with this note .To the teacher: each of these \u2018\u2018Studies In Color\u201d is intended to present a different technical problem for left amd right hand, alternately, and at the same time to offer the student a taste for contemporary harmony | and counterpoint.They also may prove to be useful little pieces for pupils\u2019 recitals.And \u2014 last but not least \u2014 1 hope they will add and brighten his efforts to bow'\u2019.Vladimir Padwa.I have purposely left for last of the Paganini Variations from the 24th Caprice as 12 elementary studies for piano.He has caught every important phrase, theme, each significant technical problem that any student, regardless of the type of music he likes best, will enjoy this momentous work.The very fact that Mr.Padwa has been able to sustain the Paga- nin} structure in elementary form, without losing the magnetic melody is a worthwhile feat.1 for one am going to use these with a number of students.Doubtless instructors as the pupil will in studying them.SAYING OF THE WEEK: Health is so necessary to all the duties, as well as pleasures of life, that the crime of squandering it is equal to the folly.\u2014Samuel Johnson, 17208- 1784.Platter 3 Matter Sy BOB KEEN Show Girl.Original Cast Recording R 80001.Viewers who have seen Carol Channing on the Ed Sullivan show know her as the naive mimic whose particular vocal talent is a sort of Al Jolson - Ethel Merman combination.This s well demonstrated in this musical revue most of which is built around Miss Channing's unusual delivery and on the disc comprises a dozen numbers from her alone.These are all in comic vein, running the gamut of plain farce:- \u2018The Inside Story\u2019, \u2018The Story of Marie\u2019, \u2018Join Us In A Little Cup of Tea\u2019, to the innuendo type such as \u2018Calypso Pete\u2019 one of the funniest on the disc.She is also assisted by Jules Munshin and a talented French group Les Quat\u2019 Jeudis who score heavily in \u2018The Girl Who Lived in Montparnasse\u2019 and Mambo-Java'.Good for laughs and Carol Channing fans.Deutsche Grammophon: Had the opportunity to listen to a brace of discs from this imparted label which deserves a nod for their fine packaging and quiet recorded sides.On LPEM 19225 Russian Orchestral Music with the Orchestra Lamoureaux, Paris, conducted by Igor Markevitch there are some Russian fireworks in Tchaikovsky's description of Dante's Inferno, the \u2018Francesca da Rimini\u2019 fantasia, not one of his most popular work; the quietly descriptive \u2018In The Steppes of Central Asia\u2019 by Alexander Borodin; Glinka's peppy \u2018Ruslan and Ludmilla\u2019 overture; and the brilliant, typically Russian, orchestral showpiece \u2018Fragment de I\u2019Apocalypse\u2019 of Anatole Liadov, a rarely-heard composer.Performance and recording are excellent.For collectors of opera \u2018excerpts\u2019, we heartily recommend LPEM 19224 Don Giovanni by Mozard, sung in Italian with an excellent European cast headed by Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau.This one successfully captures the Mozartian old-world charm in superb solos, duets, groups and choruses, maintained with a lively pace and fine balance, backed by the Radio Symphony Orchestra of Berlin conducted by Ferenc Friscsay.The Libretto is provided in English and Italian.James Wilson was born in 1763 in Derry, N.H., and was the maker of the first pair of terrestrial and celestial globes in America.Derry is the home of America\u2019s first Space Man, Commander Alan B.Shepard, Jr.Newopera company is formed \u201cWerther\u201d and \u201cThe Barber of Seville\u201d are the first two of four operas Lhe newly formed opera company, Petit Opera de Montréal, hopes to present during its first season's program.Mayor Jean Drapeau is honorary president of the company, which has been granted a provincial charter, and will have an authorized capital of $40,000.The executive committee is composed of: René Gerge, president; Nathan Karczmar, co-or- dinator and vice-president; Fer- nanc Bérubé, administrator and secretary - treasurer; Jean-Paul Denis, CA, auditor; Rolland Blais, legal advisor; Jacques Létour- neau, stage director, and Fernand Gratton, musical director.Anyone who wishes to assist \u201cPetit Opéra\u201d in its efforts to bring culture to Montreal can become an honorary member.The office is at 3008 Lacombe avenue.Summer visitors to New Hampshire will find that the 10-mile stretch that was opened last Autumn on the Central Express Turnpike \u2014 from Concord :o Tilton \u2014 will speed up travel time to the White Mountains and the Lakes Region of the Granite State.This turnpike is the extension of Route 3 in Massachusetts, coming north from Tyngsboro, connecting in Burlington, Mass, with Route 128 and the Massachusetts Turnpike.3 Au Lutin ° This AWA yd quit bouffe Montreal's most charming setting Internationally famous © Dinner © Ceckteils Luncheon Monday thru Friday Special Sunday Family Dinner Cr.1-9305 \u2014 Free Parking Se.Gregoire AT St.Hubert (Just 13 minutes from downtown) BEST LP.'s \u2014 SEMI-CLASSICAL AND BROADWAY TUNES UNINTERRUPTED 10-MINUTE MUSICAL SEGMENTS 17 P.M.TILL 4 A.M.DAILY The present is as good a time as ever to start thinking of com- Let's chess Chess and vacation-time By M.MOSS The author goes on to describe various tournaments in whch he De.Marchand ts that \u201cit is not always the ons who knows The Westmount Eneminer, Fridey, Moy 26, 1961 9 the most about chess who wins the game.More often, it is the Jamboree y ome who can play as well as he \u2018 ond.2 Ottawa.Scouts will now be able te knows how to .who handles work for a \u201cS8kin Diver\u201d and a his time well Bay nn does not, American to travel into space, is \u201cModel Railruader\u201d badge.Wolf let the emotional pressure of tour- | a former Boy Scout.As a matter Cubs will now have fourteen pro- nament play affect his objective of fact.five out of seven Astron- ficiency badges open to thems with thinking.\" auts in the U.S.National Aeronau- the addition of a \u2018Pet Keeper (The Correspondent is publish.| ros Ao Dace A dministration » badie.ed by the C.CL.A.816 South (+.The othe four are Carpen, DUFInR the Jamboree-vn the.Cecelia, Sioux city 8 lowa) ter.Cooper.Grissom and Schirra air.VEMAM will be transmitting pressed \u201cin our sentence.there Between them.they have five sons où the following frequencies: 10 are many tournaments scheduled '® the Scout Movement metre band.28.480 Kev.15 metre ters.Boy Scouts of Canada, in bining one's vacation with chess.This thought occurred to us as we were perusing the May issue of The Chess Correspondent and read an article.The Tournament Trail, by Dr.Erich W.Marchand.The article, which is written in humorous vein, describes some of the \u201ctrials and tribulations of the travelling chess player, who not only plays regularly in his local club championship and city championship, but also journeys to regional and national tournaments within a reasonable striking distance.\u201d participated.how he beat the strongest players in the Rochester City Championship, but lost to some high-school boys! He is not certain whether his poor showing in the U.S.Open at St.Louis was due to too much night-clubbing the evening before each round, or perhaps due to eating too many home-cooked meals, or because of early rising to play golf, and so on! A very enjoyable article indeed, replete with dry humour and a few sombre thoughts.For example, after losing a tournament to a 14-year-old boy.For information write: STANSTEAD COLLEGE Stanstead, Quebec Headmaster Harry Hutchison, M.A., B.Ed., 8.0., M.D.A residential High School for boys \u2014 academic curriculum \u2014 sports \u2014 varied extra-curricular activities \u2014 highly qualified staff \u2014 full time Chaplain \u2014 Grades Vi to XII.Several scholarships and bursaries available.Dr.Horry Hutchison Stanstead College, Stanstead.Que.for the months of July and August.These are planned especially in order that students may be able to participate, also that others may plan their vacations to coincide with the playing dates.The most important events \u201cwithin a reasonable striking dis-' tance\u201d will be the US.Open, to\u2019 be held early in August, and the, Canadian Closed, to be held toward the end of August.Also, a Canada-USA team match is be-, ing discussed.to take place either ; prior to the start of the Canadian! Closed or immediately following that event.More details about these events will appear in next week's column.Diagram 95 {From Last Week's Monitor! 7 A # + n°: 7 2 2B, ICE > La 7g i RY «| 4240 Girouard Avenue DAY CLASSES 1961-62 ELEMENTARY AND HIGH SCHOOL REGISTRATIONS (by personel interview only! lndividuo!l Instruction GUIDANCE AND TESTING Fall Term commences 12 September PREP SCHOOL ic.Prospectus on request HU.9-7287 Toyota College MONTREAL SUMMER EXTENSION COURSES EVENING LECTURES \u2014 June 19 - August 11 FIRST YEAR SUBJECTS: French - Mathematics ADVANCED SUBJECTS: Accounting » Chemistry + Economics - English « Finance + History History of Philosophy « Introduction to Business « Marketing « Mathematics Physics) Heat, Light and Sound » Political Science - Theology Also: Refresher course in Grade XI Mathematics.For further details and application form write: The Dean, Extension Department, Loyola College Mentreal 28, P.Q., HUnter 38-9551, Local 296 mar Going to EUROPE or planning a Cruise to the WEST INDIES or SOUTH AMERICA ?Westmount International | Travel Service Roger L.Huysmans, manager ; Officially Appointed Agents for STEAMSHIPS ond AIRLINES 4938 Sherbrooke Street W.HU.6-4948 HU.6-3941 White To Play And Win White employs the pinning motif to win in two moves, as follows: 1.Q-R4 ch K-Nt 2.Q-N3 ch Resigns Black \u2018resigns because he has only the one reply, K-R1, after which White plays the Bishop to B3, winning the Queen and the game.Following is an instructive diagram, to encourage players who would otherwise be tempted to.resign in an apparently lost position.Diagram 96 White To Play And Draw We will not comment on the diagram except to assure our readers that (a) it is correct: (b) Black promotes his pawn before White does; (¢!' White DOES GET A DRAW: Solution will appear in next week's column.LOCAL NEWS Robert Rubin will represent Canada in the World Junior championship to be held in Holland from August 12 to September 1.Mr.A.Siklos has volunteered to play a match with him Three New Scouting Badges \u2014 band.21.195 Kes: 20 metre band, : Two new proficicacy badges (or 14.195 Kes.40 metre band, 7.210 Scouts and one for Wolf Cubs are Kes.and 80 metre band.3,750 ' announced at National Headquar- Kes.TRANSPORTATION & HOTELS tre the Main Services Offered by ROBBAN TRAVEL CO.We also sell International Soccer League tickets, tickets to all features presented by Canadian Concerts and Artists, the Cricket and Rugger \u2018Times\u2019.ROBBAN TRAVEL CO.LTD.1373 (WARP (1 EXT II LS IA PHONE: Travel and ar .Bo GREENE TITI A oO Te WE: 5 AVE.Services \u201cfa 4611 prior to his departure.Any other strong, local players who would | like to do likewise, with a view to helping Robert brush up on | his game, will be very welcome indeed.j Arrangements may be made by dropping a line to the editor of this column or by getting in | touch with Robert at 4829 Kent avenue, RE.1-6866.J Lionel Joyner has accepted the post of Games Editor for the, Canadian Correspundence Chess Association.He will write articles on the opening and end game for future issues of their bulletin.Readers who are interested in joining the CCCA are requested to write to secretary J.F.Cleeve, Box 527, Fernie, B.C.I ® FRE oy GTI pe hee bn te If there's a fool-proof way to save, I've yet to hear of at.But one thing I do know.The \u201cRoyal's\u201d 2-Account Plan makes saving a whole lot easier.Try it: use a \u201cPersonal Chequing Account\u201d to pay household and other bills.and koep your Savings Account separate \u2014 an account reserved for saving only.The plan works.Because when you have two separate accounts you can curb that natural wye to dip into savings; you actually see your savings grow.THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA THE BANK WITH 1.000 FRONT DOORS Over 70 Branches in Montreal and District 10 ANGLICAN The Westmount Esemmer, Fridey,.May 26, 1961 UNITED \u201cChurch of The Advent Corner of Wood ond Western, Gov.Alenander Meller, Rector Mencrery Assistent Rev.Canon $.B.Lindeey Trinity Sunday Sunday, May 28th sam Holy Fucharist 20 18 an.Mattsne (urd).1100 am.Kindergart 3100 um SOLEMN EUC HARIST 700 pm Evensong and Intercensions 7.40 pin Bible Study Weekdays: HOLY LU CMANIST 700 am Tuesday «nd Thursday 930 am Wednesday \"TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH $220 Sherbrooke Street West The Voserable 8.Kenneth Naylos, 0.D.Rector Bev.Cannen FL.Whitley, M.A, Mon.Assistant Rev.Allen Goodinss, BD.Assistant Mr.George BE.Chubb, FRC O,F AGO.Organist and Cheirmaster Trmty Sunday Sunday, May 28th 880 sm.Holy Communion 93 am Study Group 9:45 am Jumor Department 3100 am.Chmal Communion cher: The Rector ry, Kindergarten, ary Department.Evensong Preacher The Rev Allen Goodings Mednesdas.May Hist 700008 Holy Cormnumon Thursday.June (st YO 00 4m.Holy Communion ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.K.B.\u201cKeefe, Rector Rev.Reginald Mollis Sunday, May 28th Trinity Sunday 800 an Holy Commnmunivn HO an Holy Communion Preacher.The Hector 1030 40 Post-Confirmation Class HOO in Nattine Preacher The Rector T8 pa Fyvensong Preacher Rex RO Hobs Wednesday, May 31st 1100 5on Holy Communion Organint and Choirmaster: Morman W.MHurrle, ARCO, ARCM, PTC UNITARIAN THE UNITARIAN | CHURCH OF MONTREAL | CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) \u2014\u2014\u2014 Minister: Rev.Leonard Mason, A.8.D.Sunday, May 28th Bi ét an Namen \u201cThe Balance of: Kespousibihties\u201d 31.00 am Nusseiv.Kindergarten and Sunday School in Unitarian House oT | Organint and Directo: of Music: | Donald Mack:y, M.Mus.UNITED WESTMOUNT PARK- | EMMANUEL & CALVARY Cor.Lansdowne & & Western Avenues Minister: Rev Conum.\u201cThompson.cD, ; Charles R.Plaskett: DA Di Muni Mr, W.K.Riddell.Mus.Pn ector of Muse Sunday, May 28th ANNUAL FLOWER SERVICE \u20ac hildsens Florul Pracession Sermon\u2019 \"The Message ot The Cross of Flowers\u201d Mr.Thompson will preach.-\u2014 010 eee IO am Bev.\u2018June Mh: F DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.cad Lensdewne Avenue Ministers 8.Douglas Smith, B.A.BD.DD.Bev.Keith MN.Eddy.M.A.B.D.Sunday, May 28th 11 80 am.Morning Woiship Sacrament of The Lord's Supper Sermon: The Meaning of Has Friendship\u201d Rev.R.Douglas Smith.D D.Evening Service Withdrawn until September Organist and Cheirmaster: Mr.John Robb.Mus.Bas.TT ST.ANDREW'S, WESTMOUNT (10! Cote St.Antoine Rd.near Argyle Ave.) MINISTERS Rev.D.M.Gran.BA.D.D.Miss Valerie Lewis, Dir.\u20ac.Le Me.Brie J.Adams, B.Mus, Sunday, Moy 28th ANNUAL.FLOWER SERVICE Promotion Exercises: Church School Address: Christian Education \u201cA Growing Experience\u201d Miss Daisy MacNeill, MA.BD.11 00 à om.TH pm Dr.Grant: \u201cOUR OUTLOOK ON LIFE\" 10:00 & 11:00 am.Church School LB «+ P m.Youth Fellowship PRESBYTERIAN Westmount and Victoria Aves.Sunday, May 268th Preparatory Servic 100 um.Rew W.Stanford \u2018Reid, h.M., Ph.D.or The Pre-Eminent Christ «2)\u2014\"The Image of \u2018The Invisible God\u201d 11:15 am.Church Schools DORIS KILLAM A.RT.C., L.Mus, (McGill) ___ Orsanist and Choir Directer most MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount, P.Q.The Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D., Minister 11:00 a.m.Church School 11.00 am.Public Worship The Minister Preaching Frieads and Visitors are Cordially Welcome Lester A.Wooëdin, Organist and Choirmaster: SYNAGOGUES TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreai Horry J.J.Stern, Rabbi or wenthal, M.A, Educational Assistant Otte 0.sStaeren, Cantor: ¥.L.McLearon, Organist and Choir Master.NABBATH SERVICES Fridux evemms.May 26th at 8:15 pm at Temple Emanu-El.Dr.Stern wall speak on \u2018Prime Minister.Shepherd md Scholar.\u201d A Tribute to the Prime Minister of Israel.The Rt.Hon.David Ben-Gurion, who is Guest of the Cana- dun Government the weekend of May 1 24th 27h, BAR MITZVAH At the worship thas Sabbath, Alan Douglas Jassby, son of Dr.and Mrs E David Sherman.4330 Hampton Ave.will be called to the reacing of the Tor.Wh in observance of his Bar-Mitz- bah.| SCHEDULE OF FORTHCOMING SABBATH AVA SERVICES AT 8:10 p.m.Friday Evening, May 26th: Friday Evening, June 2nd: Friday Evening.riduy Evening, June 16th.| Sabbath Services during summer weeks will commence.Friday Evenine.June 23rd at 8:15 o'clock in Temple Community House.BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST Member Baptist World Alliance Sherbrooke Street West ot Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: REV.EDGAR J.BAILEY, C.D.M.A., B.Th, D.D.Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johmteon, DA.B.D.Pirester of Music: Galt MecDermet.BA.B.Mus.11:00 A M.Rev.G.V.7.30 PM.Church School\u201411.00 a.m.Kimball « Missionary) \u201cImmature Religion\u2019 \u2014 Midweek Service\u2014Wednesday\u20148 p.m.Young People \u2014 Friday \u2014 8:00 p.ma, | hand a very practical matter.It - means that we have lost our sense lof values and have turned every- Coveteousness, which is idolatry by The Venerable : R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D.Rector, Trinity Memorial Church There is in the Decalogue a commandment which the Jews called the Hedge of the Law.It is the Tenth Commandment, which says: \u201cThou shalt not covet.\u201d There is no other ancient Law Code which contains such a rule.All the other commandments have their parallels more or less exactly.have been deeply moved by it.Jaspers is a German philosopher for whom | have a great deal of respect.He says the Future of Mankind depends on the nations being ready to renounce war\u2014not unilaterally but completely and honestly \u2014 and to surrender the desire for power.He sees no signs of surrender, and his argument is simply a call te us to repent, and change our way of thinking.That is the need on the grand scale \u2014 nations have worshipped power rather (han justice, mercy and truth.They have been idolaters and idolatry brings its own punishment.It is not equally true of the perpetual war between capital or management and labor.During World War Il there was a degree of co-operation and the war was won.When the war \u2014 the war for survival \u2014 was uver the internal war began again with all its evil consequences.\u201cThe devil was sick; the devil a monk would be; The devil got well; and devil a monk was he.\u201d Our Lord summed the matter up: \u201cExcept ye repent ye shall all likewise perish.\u201d Even the rule \u201cThou shalt have no other gods but Me\u2019 might be paralleled in the worship of one god by one city state, But \u201cThou shall not covet\u2019 has no paralled.Yet if it were ob- not commit adultery: if you do not covet his goods you will not steal; if you do not covet his reputation you will not bear false witness | against him.It is the protector of all those commandments, Sabbath Services: Friday evening, May 26 at 8:15 p.m.at Temple Emanu-El, Dr.Stern will speak on \u2018Prime Minister, Shepherd and Scholar\u201d, a tribute to the Prime Minister of Israel, the Rt.Hon.David Ben-Gurion.who is guest of the Canadian government the weekend of May 24-27.Yet it is something which does not call for legal action.| cannot | ! prove that my neighbour covets my ! car until he steals it.Then I take action not for coveteousness but | for theft.Yet St.Paul puts coveteousness on a level with idolatry; that is, the worship of false gods.There is one goal in life, to know God and to love and worship Him.When we! set anything up in our lives as an object to covet we brush God aside and set our heart on material things \u2014 we worship the thing created rather than the Creator \u2014 we have committed idolatry, This may seem a battle of words.but it is not.It is on the other Large Congregations at Graduation and Confirmation Services: At the worship on Friday I evening.May 19, 28 young people were awarded their diplomas in honor of their graduation from the High School Department of the Temple Emanu-El Religious School.Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern, complimented both parents and students for their devotion to Jewish education.Miles Wisen- thal, MA, educational assistant, brought a stirring message to the young people and the diplomas were awarded to the students by George Hollinger, president of the Congregation and Reuben Ginsberg, chairman of the School Board.Along with the diplomas the graduates were each presented with the gift of a Union Prayerbook.Temple Emanu-El was crowded to capacity Sunday morning at the Shabuoth and Annual Confirmation Service when 30 young people pledged their lovalty to the faith of Judaism.The Confirmation Procession was led by Messrs.Hyman Grover, George Hollinger, William Gittes, Samuel Wechsler, Reuben Ginsberg, Lawrence Marks, QC.Alfred N.Mil- | The trouble is that we are all in' ler.Samuel Paperman.Joseph J.the same boat together: we wor-| Cooper.Assisting with the Torah ship money and the things money ; Were: Abraham Izenberg and j will buy.We gradually build up' Alfred B.Grossman.Rabbi Dr.wages and salaries and profits, Harry J.Stern gave the charge | and thereby raise the cost of the to the confirmants and bestowed products we have to sell.Note the blessings upon them.The that 1 said\u2019 salaries as well as i entire theme of confirmation was |wages.There is no reason why, devoted to \u201cThe Jew and Juda- \u2018there should be such a spread as ism.\u201d with special emphasis on there is between the foreman in, the observance of the 13th anni- the factory and the middle grades | versary of the founding of the of management.They are equally State of Israel.necessary to the well-being of the Hyman Grover, honorary pre- tirm.They have gone to the same sident of the congregation and schools and have learned to enjoy George Hollinger, president, the same things.But when they presented the confirmants with go beyond enjoying and take to the certificates of Confirmation worshipping things, then there is and a copy of the Hebrew Bible.bound to be a clash between them.Following the worship a recep- I have been reading Karl Jasp- tion in honor of the confirmants rs\u2019 \u201cThe Future of Mankind\u201d and W38 held in the Temple social CHRISTIAN SCIENCE auditorium under the auspices of Temple Sisterhood.First Church of Christ, Prizes and Certificates of Honor at annual closing ef Religious Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue School: Temple Social Auditorium was crowded to capacity with parents and pupils at the closing rally ot Sherbrooke Street of the Religious School held Sun- OF TRE MOTHER CHURCH.day mornin;, May 14.After a THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, brief service of worship a dramatic presentation \u2018Whither Thou Goest\u201d in observance of Shabuoth was presented by members of Class 5a, written and directed by thing upside down.We have put things at the centre of our desires.A wave of indignation has swept .over North America because a congressional committee has dic- covered that strikes for higher pay have disrupted the American space ; program.The men have thought of their pockets rather than of their ; country.I trust, however, that the committee will widen its inquiry to consider whether the suppliers of i essential goods for the space program have not made exorbitant\u2019 profits.It is just as easy for capital to go on strike as for labor.| i i SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, May 28th 1100 am.Sunday School 11:00 am.Church Service Howard Schwartz.Amon th Lesson - Sermon: Subject: LR .8 ose Ancient And Modern M who shared in the distribution of ecromancy.Alias es- prizes under the chairmanship of pris 1y .Pe codnd Hypnotism.pouben Ginsberg.chairman of the Golden Text: Proverbs 21:30.There is School Board were the following: ne do tthe ynderstanding nor Mrs.Abbey Sankoff, Thomas Shu- EVERY WEDNESDAY stack, Mrs.Samuel Schwartz, 8:18 pm.Testimony Meeting Alex Carsley.Simpson Lightstone, DING ROOM Cantor Otto Staeren.Jack Car- in the CAs Edifice.Open te the rick, Mrs.Stanley Davis, Mrs.public Tuesday.Thursday and Friday, Leon Pappelbaum, George Hoilin- 310 6 p.m.Wednmdays 6.30 te 8 p.m ger, Asher Gerstenfeld.Graduation and confirmation attract large congregations Higher Awards and Cups: The Rabbi's Cup: Bruce Shore.Replica: Susan Handman; Sarah Carrick.Memorial Prize: (Staff member) Howard Schwartz.Harry Davis Memorial Cup: Barrie Wex- ler.Replica: Heidi Hess; Junior School Special Award: Kenneth Wiener; Brotherhood Kiddush Cup: Ellen Zion; Anna Rost Memorial Cup: Rose Anne Sankoff.Replica: Robert Sinai; Irving Solowey Memorial Cup: Ferne Boksen.Replica: Jennifer Carrick: Confirmation Prizes: Judith Zimmerman and Garrick Fisher; Lisser Prize: Evelyn Bing: Graduation Plaque: Bernice Secter: Replica: Fred Simon: Music Department \u2014 Director \u2014 Yehuda Vineberg.Mus.Bach.Prizes: Steven Grover, Donna Izenberg, Celia Brauer, Sheila Rittenberg, Caroline Kober- nick, Brian Bessner.David Hecht.Certificates: Barbara Carsley, Stacie Bessner, Neil Poch, Debbie Grobstein, Karen Plotnick, Sharon Hess, Fred Greenberg, Judy Cross, Warren Felson, Sharlene Harrison, Naomi Tucker, Sharon Wolfe, Susan Solowey.Jimmy Shavick, Frances Goldberg; Daily Hebrew Department \u2014 Teacher \u2014 Mrs.Abraham Wolk.Prizes: Michael Grossman, Michael Rath, Fred Carsley, Bryan Greenberg.Certificates \u2014 Allan Tarshis, Kenneth Wiener, Mark Handman.Ruth Elias, Debbie Izenberg, Jimmy Shenkman, Garry Elkin: Teacher \u2014 Michael Teicher.Prizes: Betty Brauer.David Jacobs, Matthew Schneiderman.Carol Bercovitz, Colin Portnuff.Certificates: Michael Poch, Peter Berger.Debbie Greenberg, Donna Benjamin, Kenneth Chernoff.Ronald Bazar.Judy Roston, Mclissa Conn: Junior Choir \u2014 Director \u2014 Cantor Otto 0.Staeren.Prizes: Doreen Morris.Ruth Sevack.Carl Frankel, David Jacobs, Joan Segal.Certificates: Linda Rauch, Hope Ver- ner, Miriam Fry.Heidi Hess, Donna lzenberg, Joan Verner, Richard Berljawsky, Toby Stein.Arnold Izenberg.Junior School Prizes and Certificates: Grade la \u2014 Sophie Mechanic Tarshis Memorial Prizes: Teacher \u2014 Miss Monica Wolf (McGill) Prizes: Steven Grover, Stephen Morris.Certificates: Kenny Altschuler, Jonathan Ru- din Grade lb Sophie Mechanic Tarshis Memorial Prizes: Teacher \u2014 Miss Justine Stern (McGill) Prizes: Celia Isaacs, James Handman.Certificates: Neil Poch, Elizabeth Rubinstein.Grade 2a \u2014 Shane and Leib Hollinger Memorial Prizes: Teacher \u2014 Miss Joan Albright (Temple Graduate)\u2019 Prize: Deborah Grobstein.Certificates: Diane Segal, Bryan Greenberg.Grade 2b \u2014 Shane and Leib Hollinger Memorial Prizes: Teacher \u2014 Miss Emily Bambiger (McGilly Prizes: John Fried- lander, Leslyn Benditsky.Certificates: Stephen Goldberg, Sharon Hess, Jory Faibish; Grade 3a \u2014 Captain Sydney and Leon Pappelbaum Memorial Prizes: Teacher \u2014 Robert Davis (Mc- Gill) Prizes: Jody Gross, Paula Engels.Certificate: Leonard Bloom.Grade 3b \u2014 Captain Sydney and Leon Pappelbaum Memorial Prizes: Teacher \u2014 Mise (Continued en page 10) Beth Sholom' ends classes Si-bbath Services will be held Friday evening, May 26 at Temple ' Beth Sholom at 8:15 o'clock.Rabbi | Liner will conduct the ritual ser- | vice assisted by Cantor Della Pergola and the Temple Choir.Rabbi Liner will speak on \u201cThe Teach ings of Hillel.\u201d At the Sabbath service last week, the Sabbath Lights were blessed by Mrs.Gordon K.Bern.Messrs.Leon Scheim, Harold Shapire and | Allen Torchin acted as ushers, with | Mr.Ronald Chorlton on reception.; \u2018The pulpit honors on Friday even- | ing, May 12 were shared by | Messrs.David Barkun, Dr.Harvey : Barkun, Hyman Barkun, Harry Halton and Lewis Sherwin.The reader at the Sunday Minyan Ser- | vice held on May 14 was Leon Scheim.Sunday morning, May 28, Relig- jous School Closing Exercises and ' Awarding of Prizes will be held at 10:30 a.m.Greetings will be brought by Rabbi Paul Liner at the formal closing exercises of the school.Prizes and annual awards will be distributed.Graduation and .(Continued from page 11) Jsobel Marks (McGill) Prizes: Pamela Goldman.Ralph Wiener.Certificates: Michael Pollak, Andrea Weinstein.Grade 4a Book Lovers\u2019 Forum Awards: Prizes: Teacher \u2014 David Sankoff (McGill) Prizes: Ruth Elias, Warren Felson.Certificates: Carol Bercovitz, Corinne Nash- man.Grade 4b \u2014 Book lovers\u2019 Forum Awards: Teacher \u2014 Miss Susan Izenberg (Temple Graduate) Prizes: Michelle Gubbay, Bryan Bessner.Certificates: Michael Rath, Sheila Rittenberg: Grade 5a\u2014Sisterhood Awards: Teacher Howard Schwartz «McGill) Prizes: Barrie Wexler.Sharon Gubbay: Grade 5b Sisterhood Awards: Teacher \u2014 Robert Prinsky (McGill) Prizes: Alan Tarshis.Deborah Weinstein.Certificates: Linda Cohen, Mark Handman.Frances Goldberg: High School Department\u2014Grade 6a \u2014 Jennie Hart Isaacs Memor- ial Prizes: Teacher \u2014 Mrs.M.Gelfand (Elementary Teacher's Diploma.MacDonald) Prizes: Debbie Izenberg.Donna Benjamin.Certificates \u2014 Julia Davis, Judy Filo: Grade 6b \u2014 Jennie Hart Isaacs Memorial Prizes: Teacher \u2014 Mrs.Larry Gilbert (McGill) Prizes: Gerald Cukier- man.Susan Goldman.Certificates: Heidi Hess.David Bruck.Grade Ta Hyman Grover Awards: Teacher \u2014 Mrs.Bernard Reinharz (Interim Teacher's Diploma.MacDonald) Prizes: Doreen Morris.Susan Hoffman.Certificates: Alex Fiszauf.Peter Berger: Grade 7b \u2014 Hyman Grover Awards: Teacher-Richard Messing \u2018Sir George William University) Prizes: David Jacobs, Carl Frankel.Certificates: Melissa Conn, Ellen Zion; Grade 8a \u2014 Sisterhood Awards: Teacher\u2014 Brahms E.Silver (Sir George Williams University) Prizes: Eric Carsley, Marvin Fox.Certificates: Miriam Fry, George Fel- tin; Grade 8b Sisterhood Awards: Teacher \u2014 Mrs.Simpson Lightstone (Temple Graduate) Prizes: Michael Poch.Suzanne Miller.Certificates: Donna Issenman, Simon Schwartz.Grade 9a \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Club Awards: Teacher\u2014Frank Bloom- stone, BCA, BCL Prizes: Wendy Freeman, Phyllis Seidman.Certificates: David Engels.Barry Fisher.Grade 9b \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Club Awards: Teacher \u2014 Mrs.M.Butovsky.BA Prizes: Kenneth Piafsky, Mary Feltin, Kenneth Frankel, Esther Sun- dell.Grade 10a \u2014 Home and School Association Awards: Teacher \u2014 Asher Gerstenfeld, BA, LLB Prizes: Rysia Brauer, Charles Stein.Certificates: Judith Zimmerman, Edward Tarter.Grade 10b \u2014 Home and School Association Awards: Teacher \u2014 Gerald Miller, BA Prizes: Leanne Jssenman, Robert Sinai.Cerll- ficates: Barbara Berson, Rysia Wygnanski, Jan Lightstone.e Campaign of Seals | lounched by Oratory Saint Joseph's Oratory hos just launched its fourth campaign of seals for the purchase of stained- glass windows for the Basilica.Most of the work to be carried out in 1961 in the internationally- known Shrine founded by Brother André in 1904 will be concentrated on the setling of 24 stained-glass windows in the Basilica.The various scenes illustrate the miraculous interventions of the Virginal Spouse of Mary in Canada.They are the work of a Quebec artist, Marius Plamondon, who is professor at the School of Fine Arts in Quebec City.His art is reminiscent of that of the Gothic cathedrals, but his inspiration is quite contemporary.The main purpose of the stained- glass windows is to create in the Basilica, facing Queen Mary road, an atmosphere of prayer foreseen by the architects and indispensable to the communion with God.Bey'scivh .(Continued from page 2) The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, Mey 26, 196) e e the professional show business Minister talks world.LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL Unity's Little League Basebali Team, the Indians.started off the 1961 season with a bang last week winning both the opener 19-2 against the Orioles and the second game 7-1 against the Red Sox.Billy Holden, last year's All- Star pitcher.in the Kiwanis West Little League.pitched a no-hitter, striking out 17 of the 18 batters and hit two homers, a triple and a double.Dalton Barnoff also hit two homers, and Mietek Raddo.man had one home run and a double.In the second game.Dalton Barnoff pitched against the Red Sox, Unity won 7-1 and thus earned undisputed first place in the League.with two straight wins and no losses.Coach Manny Barnoff is prepping his team for the third game versus the White Sox.last year's champions.circuit all over the } | | about Angola Angola, one of the recent trouble spots in Africa will be the subject of the morning ad dres at Westmount Baptist Church by the Rev G.V Kim ball.à returned missionary The Minister.the Rev Dr.E 3 Bailey.will conduct the services and speak in the evening on \u201cImmature Religion\u201d.The mid-week service of the church on Wednesday at 8 pm.will conclude with the Annual Meeting at which recent appoint ments of officers will be ratified and several important matters of church planning will be dis, \"cussed.The BY.PU meets on Friday at 8 pm.in the lower hall under the direction of David Gibson.Relocation of the Federal Air Traffic Control Center to Nashua, N.H.from Boston in the near future will add an annual payroll of $3.000.000 to the Granite State economy.* 1 \"Christian Science | * -+ How the \u201cacted rights of cach individual become unassailable ar God's complete poner and wise dom are little.Be wise, get Try Ostrex today.At -acquai quick, thrifty way.1 good druggists, GOLD BRASS NICKEL CADMIUM REPAIRED REPLATED REFINISHED LACQUERED JOHN H.FEELEY & Sons Ltd., Est.1899 Silversmiths ead Elec- Hers Operating Canada\u2019s Lorgest High Class Job Shop.WE CALL FOR & DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St.Vi.5-7947 C tew doors above St.Catherine St.) © COPPER © CHROME © RHODIUM © SILVER Opposite Henry Morgan & Co.Rl.7-7528 Limited Membership Available PRIVATE OUTDOOR SWIMMING POOL Singles \u2014 Couples \u2014 Family \u2014 Groups OPEN : 7 Days \u20ac week \u2014 6 em.te Midnight OLYMPIC SIZE POOL \u2014 COMPLETELY RENOVATED DINING ROOM, LOUNGE ond CAFETERIA on the premises.For Information write or visit .the Swimatorium 2525 Laurention Boulevard (Opp.Canadair) Near Val Royal Station - Ri.744383 oo a rv \u2014\u2014\u2014 SLATE RE-ELECTED: The sixth annual meeting of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of Eventide Home of the Salvation Army was held recently at the Home, when the following officers were re-elect- Mrs.D.K.Gowans re-elected Eventide Home WA president The sixth annual meeting of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of Eventide Home of the Salvation Army was held recently at the Home.Mrs.D.K.Gowans was in the chair and Brigadier G.Dockery opened the meeting with prayer.Reports received from the chairmen of various committees showed the past year to be one of outstanding success for the Auxiliary.Mrs.M.H.Schade, secretary, gave a detailed report of all meetings held during the past year and listed the donations given by the Auxiliary for the benefit of the residents \u2014 exhaust fans, towel racks, smoking stands and bedspreads.The treasurer Mrs.R.C.Braithwaite reported a very successful year.Mrs.Sydney A.Mac- Peter Pan | Nursery School Private Kindergarten Special programme arranged for Children from 3 to 6 years.LIMITED ENROLMENT Particulars on Application Miss Elisabeth Veitch (Mrs.A.F.D.Macdonald) 220 Prince Albert Avenue For Appointment Please Phone Between 9 em.and 4 pm.HU.6-4310 Transportation Available vice-president; treasurer.Sween reported that during the year, 22 donations were recorded in the Record Book of donations of the auxiliary.Miss Anne Mac- Donald, Beauty Parlor chairman reports 21 permanents and 158 stylings given the ladies of the Home and this service is very much appreciated.Mrs.B.T.Gardner, Entertainment chairman was very busy during the season with 13 concerts being given.Miss E.E.Thacker, Membership chairman reported a total of 144 members, 1 honorary, 82 active and 61 associates.Mrs.R.J.Dunn, Press chairman reported ed, left te right: Mrs.D.K.Gowans, president; Mrs.R.Uden, letters enclosing reports, notices, Birthday tea and Christmas party notices and reports sent to all papers.Photographs were also taken during the year and sincere thanks expressed to the press «for their cooperation.Mrs.J.H.Struthers, Recreation chairman reports 9 Games nights held \u2014 The American Women's Club, Men\u2019s Club of the Home, Inner- wheel Club of the Rotary Club, The Royalmount Kiwanis, Kin- ette Club of Pointe Claire and the Venture Club came on 4 different occasions.Mrs.R.Hughes, Sewing chairman and her committee have had a busy season repairing or replacing 1205 articles.Mrs.P.Shaughnessy, Social chairman and her committee | served refreshments to approximately 1379 at the Birthday tea, Christmas party, 12 entertainments and 6 general meetings.Mrs.Robert Berry, Assistant | Social chairman and her commit- | tee served refreshments to appro- | ximately 638 at Games Nights.¢ BOYS CLUB & 4956 Decarie Bivd.MARY BEETLES rasents 30th ANNUAL RECITALS June 3rd & 10th, St.Matthews Hell, 2.30 p.m.Snowdon Ave.June 16th, Westhill Auditorium, 8.15 p.min aid of THE KINSMEN CLUB OF MONTREAL TICKETS NOW ON SALE YOUTH WORK HU.6-5170 NURSERY AND 2.Limited Enroliment 4.Planned Trips.NEN Fer Further Information: TELEPHONE SCHOOL Congregation Shaar Hashomayim Registration Open fer Fall Term 1.Hebrew and Religious Atmosphere.3.Art and Music by Specialists.Equipped Outdoor Playground.Visits by Parents Invited.Supervised Taxis ond Car Poois Available.KINDERGARTEN in Classes.OFFICE WE.3-8408 = Be > i EN fg 5 ne La Mrs.A.P.Hall, secretary: and Mrs.R.C.Bralthwake, \u2014 Leo Thompson Photo Liberal Women's convention May 29 | The Sir Robert Baldwin section of The Quebec Liberal Women's Association will hold itsx first regional convention, Monday, May 29, at the Windsor Hotel in Montreal.This section includes the ridings of Notre Dame de Grace, Jacques Cartier, Outremont, Verdun and West- mount.The program will consist of two study periods, a film presentation on rules and regulations governing a meeting, in both English and French and a lecture at 3 p.m.The Honorable A.Couturier, «= Mrs.R.B.Porteous, Tuck Shop chairman and her committee open the Tuck Shop every Tuesday and Friday, which is much appreciated by the residents, especially during the winter season.Mrs.E.D.Bent, Visiting chairman and her committee make regular Wednesday visits to the residents.Mrs.R.Uden, Birthday Shelf chairman states 142 birthdays during the season, 80 men and! 62 ladies and each received a lovely gift also a Birthday card sent by a member.Mrs.S.A.Innes is chairman of the Birthday card list.Mrs.Wm.McVey reported on the activities of the telephone committee during the past year.Mrs.S.J.L.Glew, Handicraft chairman worked faithfully with Mrs.Earl Moore and some of the residents to make the millinery display of hats an enjoyable event at the March meeting.Mrs.G.Dockery then thanked the Women's Auxiliary for their untiring efforts in helping to make the residents happy.Final plans were made for the Birthday tea to be held on Wednesday, June 14 to which all members and friends are invited.Mrs.D.K.Gowans in her presidential remarks was very happy to report on the progress and cooperation of the executive and members during the year.SLATE OF OFFICERS Honorary president, Mrs.F.W.Baily; president, Mrs.D.K.Gowans; vice-president, Mrs.R.Uden; secretary, Mrs.A.P.Hall; treasurer, Mrs.R.C.Braith- waite.Chairmen of standing committees: beauty parlor, Miss Anne MacDonald; entertainment, Mrs.J.B.Fraser; membership, Mrs.C.G.Nuttall; press, Mrs.R.J.Dunn; recreation, Mrs.J.H.|- Struthers; sewing, Mrs.R.Hughes; social, Mrs.W.A.Rout- ledge; assistant social, Mrs.R.Berry; Tuck Shop, Mrs.R.B.Porteous, visiting, Mrs.P.Shaughnessy.Mrs.P.Swail expressed on behalf of the members thanks to the Nominating Chairman and her committee.Tea was served by Mrs.P.Shaughnessy and her committee with Mrs.F.W.Baily and Mrs.Sydney A.MacSween president at the tea table.t The Westmount Examiner, Fridoy, Mey 26, 196) 2 ON LY EY CONVENTION COMMITTEE: Mrs.T.W.Litchfield, general convener; Miss Marie K.MacDonald.331 mount, reception commillee coavener; Clarke avenue, West and Mrs.R.G.Arless, president: shown discussing plass for the 40th Annual Moatreal Archdiocesan Ceaventioa of the Catholic Women's League, being held at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel May 28 te 31.\u2014 Arless Photo Minister of Health for the Province of Quebec, will be the guest speaker.A forum discussion will close the meeting.The convention will start at 9.30 am.A lunch will be served at 12.30, with the meeting scheduled to end at 5 p.m.For any information, please contact Mrs.Fred Perego, 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you find the right partner.For information call UN.1-3066; HU.9- USE EXAMINER CLASSIFIEDS FOR _ BEST RESULTS du tmnt.tn.mt Ded ak ve you like #8 The Eastern Townships, Newport and Stowe North Hatley in Quebec and Vermont's Newport have two very important attractions in common.Besides an abundance of golf courses within reasonable distances, North Hatley has the beautiful (this is the description in the advertisements \u2014 and they lie not!) Lake Massawippi, and Newport is situated on the southern end of the equally wondrous Lake Memphremagog.Some of the best boating is to be had on either body of water; the beaches are ideal for bathing and sunning, and according to the officials of the Lake Massawippi Fish and Game Protection Club, you haven't fished until you've done so at Massawippi.(Walt Woodward, the agile barkeep at the Connaught Inn, North Hatley, gave us the Indian interpretation of the name, but it has eluded us.) At Newport, Vermont, we heart- fly recommend to you Jobm and Dorethy Prouty's Governor Prouty Inn.This tasteful and charming spot is famous for food, and equally so their Terrace Lounge for libations.The lodgings, you may be sure, are up to the same standards.Another swell spot is the Hunter Lodge.This is a well-run place with 28 self-contained units \u2014 in other words you may cook to your heart\u2019s content \u2014 and is operated by Theresa and Austin Lahar.Both establishments are pleasantly familiar to Montrealers.At Ayer\u2019s Cliff in Quebec, Archie Stafford\u2019s community of lodges, cottages, two bars, tennis courts and nearby golf courses, the Ripple Cove Inn is actualy something to see and visit.The Anchorage Bar attached to one of the attractive buildings has a smart landing area directly off ome side to receive cruising guests from Lake Massa- wippi who have developed a thirst.Very handy, indeed! Mogy Campbell has taken over the Brae Mor in North Hatley and renamed it the Terrace Club.Not only a new name, but a complete face-lifting from stem to stern, Census facts The 1961 Census begins Thursday.June 1.The bulk of counting is expected to be completed in cities in two weeks, and in rural areas in three weeks.In the Middle Ages censuses were taken to levy taxes and raise armies.But Canadian law forbids the use of census data for any such purposes.Canada has the distinction of taking the first \u2018\u2018modern\u2019\u2019 census.This was the Census of the Colony of New France in 1666, ordered by Louis XIV.It recorded a population of 3.215 compared with an expected 18,200,000 this year.Answers given to the census taker are strictly confidential.Every census taker is under oath not to reveal a single item about any individual, under penalty of fine, imprisonment or both.For the 1961 Census, Canada will have 1,336 census commissioners and about 26,000 census takers.Each census taker will travel from door to door collecting the facts required.A =n within and without, is currently being done by the enterprising Mogy, and when this hits the newstands it will be a fait accompli.(Love writers who slip in little French phrases like that.Doa't you?) More on this spot later.The Hovey Manor under the very capable direction of Bob Brews is still the same unassuming, but very smart location.Lovely surroundings, magnificent view with an excellent cuisine, and very comfortable rooms \u2014 and what a bar! North Hatley may well be proud.And golf, tennis, swimming, sum- ning, boating and what-have-you at your door step.At Stowe, Vermont, Burr Vail is again directing traffic for the Stowe Area Association after an absence of à few months.Vail sends in a partial list of coming activities planned for that terrific resort area.They are as follows: July 8, Mountain Top Festival; July 15 and 16, Sports Car Rally; July 16, AKC Dog Show; July 20, Rotary Auction; July 27, 28 and 29, Invitational Juried Craft Show; Golf Tournament scheduled for sometime in August; August 12 and 13, Stowe Horse Show; August 14 to 20, Stowe Invitational Temmis Tournament, and August 26 and 27 Antique Car Rally.There's a further schedule planned for September and October which we'll give you later.Of course, as the Summer progresses and the events take place, we'll dutifully keep you posted.That's all for this week, kiddies.Drive carefully, and stay happy! Red Shield appeal nears top Carman A.Jerry.general chairman of the Red Shield Appeal, today reported that the campaign was within $73,000 of its goal of $335.000.\u201cWe now have subscriptions totalling $262,700 and there are still enough cards outstanding to put this appeal over the top,\u201d he said.The Advance Gifts Division is already over the top and the Men's and Women's Special names are close to it,\u201d he said.He said the response from employees had been particularly good but had not quite reached its quota.while the Metropolitan Division, representing the house- to-house canvass was edging up.Division represents about one- third of total objective but it is naturally slower in attaining its mark due to the large number of people and cards to be covered I am confident that we will reach our objective.But it will take the concerted efforts of our canvassers and the customary fine generosity of the people of this area to achieve this,\u201d he said.Cleaning With The Personal Touch YOUR CLEANING IS OUR CONCERN AA Window Cleaning WE.7-1964 © Free Estimates © FLOORS, WALLS and WINDOWS At Nome or in the Office The Westmount Examiner, Fridey.Mey 26.1961 17 Lake Placid COEC plans reception An Adirondack reception for New York State Commissioner of Commerce, Keith McHugh is being planned tonight by the Lake Placid Chamber of Commerce.The Chambers of Commerce in a 12-county area of northern New York are being in- Cancer Registry planned An organization, unique in Canada, which will permit accurate assessment of cancer treatment results in the Province of Quebec has been made possible by the Quebec Department of Health's financial backing of a Tumor Registry Office.vited to send members and their reorganized and expanded with wives to what promises to be a new offices in Chicago and Los combination social function and Angeles successfully business conference.Commissioner McHugh will be accompanied by Deputy-Com- missioner Ronald Peterson.by Chamber president, William 38th District Senator Eustis Paine and Essex County Assemblyman Grant W.Johnson have been asked to invite their colleagues from neighboring counties to be present to mark the start of another season.Guest of Honor, Keith McHugh is a former president of the New York Telephone Company.He joined the Rockefeller team in 1959.Under his leadership the Commerce Department has been Hovey, Jr.* The registry, which will be lo- VERMONT cated in the Department of Pathology at Laval University, was first promoted by Dr.A.J.AT NEWPOR T.Phillips, statistician for the Can- VERMONT adian Cancer Society, who has long realized that a central clearing house in each province covering all cases of cancer is essential to a proper understanding of treatment results.So far, the only province in Canada which has been able to provide such information has been Saskatchewan where all treatment has been gov- ernment-supported since 1932.In the rest of the country, data are gathered on patients who are treated by radiation therapy or chemotherapy but rarely on those treated by surgery.This means that information is not available on cases of cancer of the stomach, intestine, rectum and some cases of breast cancer.The first move towards a tu- Govern or P rou f y 9, n \"Treasure of an Inn\u201d OUTSTANDING CUISINE and ACCOMMODATIONS \u201cThe Terrace Lounge\u201d Your hosts: Mr.& Mrs.John Prouty Newport, Vermont mor registry in Quebec was taken last November when the Canadian Cancer Society sponsored a meeting in Montreal of representatives of 24 hospitals and clinics in the Province of Quebec where cancer is treated.Delegates were in unanimous agreement that a registry was necessary.A working committee of five, plus Dr.Phillips, was set up and the Provincial Government was approached.The result is that nearly $16,000 has been approved to finance the | registry for the first year.It will be established at Laval.A registrar has not yet been named.: Teams debate on Red China AT JEFFERSONVILLE Vermont SEE FAMOUS SMUGGLER'S NOTCH stay at.Smuggler\u2019s 4 Notch Inn ® GOLF © SWIMMING © FISHING & ALL SUMMER ACTIVITIES Finest Vermont Accommodations & Food \u201cTHE BUCKET\" Lounge Carolyn Shimmon, Mgr.Debating teams from Lower Canada College and Stanstead College met in Montreal on Friday, May 19, to decide the Final of the Inter-school Debating Contest held annually between Ash- bury College, Bishop's College School, Lower Canada College, and Stanstead College .After a keenly contested debate on the resolution \u201cthat Red China should be admitted to the United Nations\u201d, the Stanstead team was pronounced victorious by Robert Speirs of Selwyn House, who acted as chairman of the judges\u2019 panel.Carlos Bar- bouth, from Argentina, and Graham Sleeth of Thetford Mines, were the Stanstead representatives.A folder describing the North Country of New Hampshire, also known as \u2018Christmas Tree Land,\u201d may be obtained free by contacting the Colebrook Chamber of Commerce, Colebrook, N.H.New Hampshire's North Country is a paradise for fishermen, nimrods and outdoor folk.\u2014 mm LAURENTIANS NOW more than ever .|| Beyond Compare .yo Enjoy luncheon or dinner in the picture-windowed dining room overlooking Lac Rond: dence on the Terrace \u201cunder the stars\u201d or in the elegent new Cocorico Room to the music of the Buddy Clayton trio.And for the complete vacation, with summer sun and fun, and all social and sports facilities, | why not reserve Row ?Write M.\u20ac LATTIMORE The Chantecler STE-ADELE-EN-HAUT, P.Q.Direct Montreal line UN.1-2256 competing for new industry.New legislation to assist the small businessman is being developed to com- J.pete with States like Pennsylva- Victor Skiff, deputy commissioner nia, of the State Conservation De- construction with long term, low, partment and E.Burton Hughes.interest loans has been success- Deputy Superintendent of Public ful.Travel promotion has becn Works have been invited to be aided through a budget increase present as guests of Lake Placid that allowed greater travel show where package plan plant IN THE LAURENTIANS ST.JOVITE Grey Rocks inn Tom Wheeler's Lec Ouimet Club ST.JOVITE STATION Au Petit Cheteeu Sy.FAUSTIN Motel Le Mentegnerd STE.ADELE The Chentecler STE.MARGUERITE Cholet Cochend STE.AGATHE Castle des Monts Auberge du Lenquedec (Restaurant) The Manor House Ste.Agathe Hotel Chez Mourice Belmont Hotel VAL MORIN Fes Hills lan THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS NORTH HATLEY, QUEBEC Pleessat View Hotel MHevey Menor Terrace Club MAGOG, QUEBEC Cabenca Lodge SOUTH BOLTON, QUEBEC Shaggy Deg Ina QUEBEC QUEBEC CITY Cheteeu Frontenee SHAWINIGAN Cascode inn GRAND MERE The ina VERMONT NEWPORT, VERMONT Governer Prouty Inn Hunter's Ledge STOWE, VERMONT The Center Motel Groen Mountain Ine The Village lan ond Tavern The Buccenser Motel end Shi Ledge The Clarks Ledge JEFFERSONVILLE, VERMONT The Highlander Smuqgier's Notch Inn WAITSFIELD, VERMONT Birchiuft Lodge Med River Bara Shi Center Lodge Alpen lna WARREN, VERMONT Medbush Cholet The Windbeam NEW HAMPSHIRE NORTH CONWAY, New Mempehire Creamere Skimebile LAKE PLACID, N.Y.The Homesteod NEW YORK STATE WILMINGTON-JAY, N.Y.Wellecrofr Lodge Whitefece Chalet Paleface Center Yenkee Kecgen's White Brook Lodge The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, Mey 26, 196) Tight races features r [TWENTY-TWO games have been played by 16 team in three sections to-date, with two points separating first and last place teams, in West: mount Recreation Ball.In mosquito, Jets won their first game with a 5-4 decision over Marlins.Chiefs have won their last two outings giving them a first place tie with Marlins.In the pee wee \u2018A\u2019, Braves won a close contest over previously unbeaten Pirates 7-5.In the 'B\u2019 section Cubs, in their first win, trounced former unbeaten Dodgers 17-8.In bantam.each of the four teams have won and lost one game each to show a four way lie.These teams have one game each to catch up from being rained out Toh In Westmount they start their umpires young as two members of the ball game and strike staff discuss pre-game ground rules prior to the opening of the pee wee ball game under the Recreation department.Left to right: Wayne Barrow, umpire; Vohn Shayer, captain of the Phillies; Lloyd MacKinnon, captain of the Braves and Paul Uno, Canadian born Japanese, umpire.\u2014Leo Thompson photo MOSQUITO P W 1 D Pts Martins 3 2 1 0 4 Chiefs 3 2 1 0 4 Wings 3 1 2 0 2 Jets 3 1 0 2 PEE WEE \u201cA\u201d Phillies 3 2 i 0 4 Pirates 3 2 1 0 4 Cardinals 3 1 2 0 2 Braves 3 1 2 0 2 PEE WEE \u201cB\u201d Giants 3 2 1 0 4 Dodgers 3 2 1 0 4 Cubs 3 1 2 0 2 Reds 3 1 2 0 2 BANTAM Indians 2 1 1 2 Orioles 2 1 1 0 2j Yankees 2 1 1 0 2| The long holiday weekend pro- talk about this week.Sox 2 1 1 0 2 vided cricket fans with plenty to vr HOLE-IN-ONE Brand-new award for every \u201chole-in-oner\"\u2019 in 1961! RULES 1.The \"Hole-in-One\u201d must be scored on a regular golf course.For the purpose of this award, a regular nine-hole course is defined as one with a maximum of three par-3 holes, and an 18-hole course as one with a maximum of six par-3 holes.2.The \"Hole-in-One\u2019\u2019 must be scored in 1961 during a regular round of either nine or 18 holes, with at least one other player as witness.3.The score card must be signed by the player, his witnoas/es as well as the club professional and should be mailed, with return address and telephone number clearly indicated, to: DOW BREWERY LIMITED 990 Notre Dame Street West Montreal, P.Q.7 3 55 BRINGS OUT THE BEST IN BEER! § Three hat-trick feats were regis- TCA and Mount Royal losing their xtered on Saturday along with second straight, this time to Stelco a no-out century.Then on Mon- who thus maintained their perfect day.Bill Scutt of Wanderers hit record.110 runs not-out when his team drew with Adastrians.This was the club's second century on the weekend.Glen Gibson, Wanderers 'B\u2019, each claimed a hat-trick while Dave Boys Wanderers \u2018A\u2019 had four wickets in four balls.Ralph Wil- one six.Adastrians won their second straight \u2018A\u2019 Division match, defeating Mount Royal by 32 runs.Mike McLean, batting 10th, was chiefly responsible for the league leaders good score.making 55 not out after 8 w.kets had fallen for only 80 runs.In the other games, Wanderers overwhelmed Verdun, and Cana- dair played out time to enable them to gain a draw with the Westmount team.Apart from Gibson's hat-trick, other top performances in the \u2018B\u2019 Division came from L.Farley (West Indians), with 84 runs, Cockayne Stelco with 7 wickets for 23 runs, and E.Gibson Rolls Royce with 6 for 22.6 wickets for 61, and J.Sadeek Saturday the Adastrians had to recover from a shaky start to attain their highest score of the year.In other A Division action the defeated Canadair by 8 wickets.Fast bowler Len Simpson had 5 for 20 for the winners, including the hat trick \u2014 the fourth such effort of the weekend.For the losers, John Law with 62 and Charlie Hurford with 44 were top scorers in a total of 119.West Indian batsman Hendy Wilkinson hit 40 not out for the winners.There were three games played | Hat-tricks, not-out Centuries tops cricket play long holiday week-end Reg Docking, Mount Royal, and \"-°- L.Rennie 32, F.Chessman 27.liams.also of Wanderers \u2018A\u2019.hit Nelams 101 no.101 not out, including 16 fours and Franklin 24, x Indians just scraping home against RESULTS \u2018A\u2019 Division Mount Royal 145, lost to Adastrians 177.Batting: Mount Royal.R.Docking 38.B.Lovett 29, C.Gouvela 27; Adas- trians, J.Sadeck 36, M.McLean 25 Bowling: Mount Royal, R.Docking 6 for 52, B.Everett 2 for 13; Adastrians, M.Rilstone 8 for 65.Wanderers 251 for 4 declared, defeated Verdun 53.Batting: Wanderers.R.T.Ishmael 49, J.42, S.Mirza 35; Verdun G.W.Morrison 9.Bowling: Wanderers, D.Boys 5 for 19, F.Whit- ting 2 for 0.Z.Khan 2 for 10; Verdun, D.Hester 2 for 49.ewnes Canadair 67 for 7, drew with West- minor softball action Dawson has 100 entries for Unity's Track meet (CLOSE to 100 boys and girls from the Verdun Dawson Boys\u2019 Club will take part in the Boys\u2019 Clubs Track Meet, Saturday May 27.This day long track meet is sponsored by the Unity Boys\u2019 Club and will take place at Westmount Grounds.Members from the Verdun club will compete in all classes, midget, junior and intermediate.Many of last year\u2019s team members are back and Dawson are expected to place high in the final standings.Dawson entered the City Track Meet for the first time last year and placed second.Negro Community Center (last year\u2019s winner) will again be the team to beat.Owing to the age milit, Dawson's Bobby Gleason will not compete.Last year he won the Westmount Trophy as the outstanding athlete, The club have the Raney sisters, Donna and Diane back.These girls placed in all the junior girl's events in last year\u2019s meet.The following members will take part in the meet: mount 163 for 7 declared.Batting: Rae 13, M.DeSylva 11, S.Canadair, A.Best for the Adastrians on Mon- | day were bowler Ian Rennie, with |: with 59 runs.As was the case on : powerful West Indian side easily |.BELLE-VUE WOODLANDS, QUE.© LOCATED 8 MILES FROM MERCIER BRIDGE ; ON HIGHWAY LEADINS TO BEAUHARNOIS 18 HOLE CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE i BEAUTE ° 250 2508, a aie OPENINGS FOR WEEKDAY MEMBERS also LIMITED NUMBER OF OPENINGS FOR FULL MEMBERSHIP FEES, INCLUDING LOCKER Jansz 11.Westmount, K.Branker 37, J Ries 20.D.Ewers 20.Bowling: Canadair, Roulston 5 for 52: West- mount, K.Branker 3 for 19, Sea! 2 for 11; A.Roylstone 2 for 10.\u2018B\u2019 Divisien Canadair conceded their game to Adastrians.West Indians 249 for 7 declared defeated Mount Royal 52.Batting: West Indians, L.Farley 84, V.Howard 36, V.Farley 43: Mount Royal, Leroy Mof- fard 16 n.o.; E.Richards 12.Bowling: West Indians, L.Farley 3 for 7, V.Farley 3 for 22; Mount Royal, Lewis Mofford 4 for 66, D.Gregg 2 for 29.Stelco 68 for 3 defeated Bank of Montreal 67.Batting: Stelco, H.Malley 26: Bank of Montreal, T.Gilderdal 29.Bowling: Stelco, R.Cockayne 7 for 23.Rolls Royce 149 drew with Wanderers 60 for 6.Batting: Rolls Royce, A, Fernandez 61, G.Davis 52: Wanderers, M.Woistencroft 27, J.Barnes 11 n.o.Bowling: Rolls Royce.E.Gibson 6 for 22; Wanderers, G.Gibson 5 for 48, C.Wyatt 2 for 16.Golfers GOLF CLUB : : MOV _.\u2026\u2026oacssemencsenmens: $ 1 25.Membership $240 > WEEKDAY MEMBERSHIP Ladies omni $ 75.Ladies comme $ 60.SUMOP Le cnoesmcerssemes: $ 40.Men .osnemcsseananes- $ 80.Se Dates still available on Weekdays, Monday to 4 BELLE-VUE GOLF CLUB LIMITED in the B Division with Rolls Royce _ marrowly defeating Canadair, West |; OX.2-8323 Friday, for Company or Association Tournaments.Fer further information : WOODLANDS, QUE.1 / / rar Qi LU Yd rrr?e227 [A LTHOUGH IT WAS not the best-weekend for weather, (tell us if we've had one) we headed for Lyndonville, Vermont, rain or no rain.On the chance that maybe we would have time to fish, my 12.year old son thought it would be a good idea to take our outfits.We did, and it turned out just as we hoped.We started out late Saturday p.m.and headed some 20 miles up into the Green Mountains from Lyndonville.With B.J.(whose name is also Rice) we headed for the wild country and a couple of dirt roads.We were about 2,000 feet above sea level and hit this lake, about one-half wide.» » » IN 45 MINUTES my son and I had caught our limit, 12 trout each and B.J.was the busiest \u2018guide\u2019 you ever saw.No time to \u2018wet\u2019 his throat.By the time I had put in the second anchor, my son had his hook baited with a worm by B.J.and he landed one about seven inches long.It was like that until we had our limit.Never have I experienced such excellent fishing.The trout that day even took the hook with so little worm on that you wonder how they saw it.Trout were jumping at the hook even if you held it about six inches above the water.* + ON SHORE WAS Chippy, another good Lyndonville friend.He later joimed Scotty, one of the bantam baseball coaches in years gone by and brought in ther limit.Luigi (Louis) who operates one of the local grills was presented with the catch and one hour later my wife and I had a lovely feed of fresh trout.The boy likes to catch fish but won't eat them.It was nice visiting Lyndonville and seeing old friends and we hope that that exhibition bantam or pony baseball series can be played this summer We have another invitation to try it again in two weeks but this time, walk in a few miles and try for rainbow.Who wants to get a paper ou.this week after a fishing weekend which was supposed to be just a visit.¥* * * UNITY BOYS\u2019 CLUB annual track meet is slated for Westmount Grounds Saturday, which will start in the morning, break off for lunch and will continue in the afternoon.The Dawson club from Verdun have placed 100 entries and plus Unity's and other entries, it will be the largest Unity meet ever held.Only good weather will make the meeting a real success.* + * AT THE CITY of Westmount Annual Award Night it was like Old Home Week as this reporter gathered with Ken Reardos of the NHL Canadiens club, who presented a trophy and Norman Dawe, son of the late QAHA hockey official, whe is now the manager of the City of West- mount .Ken and this reporter were mates in the RCASC during the last war, Ken had the motor bike and we had a 3- lenner.Young Norman, who has a som as (all as himself, alse called Norman, started out as a teached and moved into West- mount, where he has risea te the office of city manager.» + & JIM RILEY, new president of the Canadian Lawn Bowling Council, has already started to make his rounds of the district clubs .Jim Bredie, of Verdun, president of the Quebec branch, will also make his rounds around the district greens .The Dominion event is set for Town of Mt.Royal last week-end in August.There is no sponsor this year and the Canadian body with the help of the branches have started a $1.00 per member campaign to help pay for the costs.A whiskey outfit withdrew their sponsorship.+ + » BOB KELLY, who played much of his basketball for Seuthwestern YMCA and other Mentreal teams is home after graduating from Mount Allisen .« « GEORGE LUSTE, N.D.G.bey.is alse home with high hea- mile long and 1,000 yards % ors.He majored in Physics and received a scholarship and teaching fellowship to the Johns Hopkins University.Luste was first-string tackle on the Mt.A grid team .His Coach, Gus MacFarlane, is also home, but pushed on to Toronto for RCAF duty.* * * WHEN THE GREATER Montreal Schools gather on Friday and Monday for their annual track meet, Verdun stands high.In their own school meet, 29 new times were set in 55 events.All schools have been working hard for this meet, but the biggest will be the Invitation which is set for early next month.Allan Scott, John Gibb, Brian Warnock and Peter Besson were the Verdun | division winners.The Westmount Enaminer, Friday, Mey 26, 1961 19 St.Leo's bantam softballers win over Lower Canada College 11-10 and 14-3 St.Leo's Spring sports program is well underway, with only a few weeks remaining before the curtain is drawn down on another scholastic year.The bantam exhibition softball club is a pleasant surprise, having registered two wins over Lower Canada College.The first game played at Westmount Park was a thriller with the young collegians battling all the way before losing out 11 to 10 to they Saints.Jimmy Fennel] came up with the big blow for the winners with a towering homer over left field to Academy road.The return game at the LCC grounds found the St.Leo's crew still at top form behind the steady pitching of Andre Camilli to score an easy 14-3 victory.Roger Lefebvre was the hitting star for he Academy, connecting with a base-loaded home run in the fourth inning.Third baseman Jerry Cairns also had a field day at bat with a four for five average.In class softball.Peter Ras- senti\u2019s third high eked out a 11- 10 win over Tony Tyrrell's second high at Westmount Park In a previous game played at King George Park second walloped third 28-6.Class softball is catching on and Michel Valois claims he is organizing his class team and will be ready to challenge.Graham Sherriffs and Phil Loftus are ready for action with their second grade team.TRACK AND FIELD Efforts to revive this fine sport at St.Leo's is meeting with a good response and coach Andy Mec- Gillis has about 15 candidates in training on the modern new track at Westmount Athletic Grounds.Training facilities were not ready until recently and it is Saunders wins Caledonia \u2018Spiel Bill Saunders skipped his Ste.Anne de Bellevue rink to a 12-5 victory over Bryant Hawkins of Mount Royal to win the Hillside Trophy in the Caledonia Curling Club's closing bonspiel.The \u2018spiel wound up the 1960-61 curling season in the Montreal area.Saunders jumped into a commanding 10-1 lead and coasted home easily.Playing with him were lead Lloyd Bentley, second Art Hincks and third Lynn Bunting.In consolation events, Roy Bown of Wentworth defeated Ken Weldon of Caledonia 11-8, Don Bussiere of Pointe Claire defeated Doug McEwan of Outre- mont 6-5 and Wilson Parsons of | Pointe Claire defeated Wilf Merchant of St.George 9-8.| Following are the results: | Main Event Ste.Anne's: Lloyd Bentley, Art.| Hincks, Lynn Bunting, Bill Saunders, skip (12).i Mount Royal: Frank McCarthy, Phil | Everson, Tom Doran, Bryant Hawkins, skip (5).B Evont Wentworth: E.Armatead.J.Hogs.J.0'Keefe golf Some 150 sport scribes and professional golfers from all over the Province will congregate at Rose- mere Golf Club, Monday, May 29, for a colorful and unique sport event, the 4th Annual O'Keefe Pro- Press Golf Tournament.Last year's Pro-Press Tourney, held at the Marlborough Golf and Country Club, sav; the journalistic honors go to Jacques Barrette, Sports Editor of La Patrie, who will, this year, try to extend his record of three consecutive winnings.Little Roy Brown, skip (11), Caledonia: Johnny Taylor, Bob Hubbard.Bruce Coulter, Ken Weldon, skip 8.C Event Pointe Claire: Ernie Hall.Don Weir, Harry Unsworth, Don Bussiere.skip «6).Outremont: W.Radcliffe, L.Hennes- sey, F.Gruer, Dous.McEwan.skip (5).D Event Pointe Claire: Dave Minshall, Ross Parsons, Bill Johnson, Wilson Parsons.skip (9).St.George: M.Boissonnault, K.Matheson, L.Lailamme, Wilf Marchant, skip 18).not likely that any boys will have time to get in shape for the Twilight Meet on Friday May 26 at McGill Stadium, however track hopefuls like Jean-Paul Robitaille, Neil Capper, Jimmy and Pat Fen- nell, Roger Lefebvre and Paul Stubbs are showing good form.This sport is a fine conditioner and more candidates should avail themselves of the opportunity to train in Track and Field.With St.Leo's new gym avail- Spring, there is an excellent chance that Track and Field will blossom out into a major Spring 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Across 1.A man's .may help a friend who is in trouble.4 To win a ., a soldier might plan his strategy carefully.8.An individual's .attitude may provoke impatience in others.12.Is indebted.13.Male child.18.Othello\u2019s villain.16.À woman who needs a .may go shopping.17.Poor judgment may make this costly.19.A large piece of timber, 2.Concerning.21.Either.24.A man may find that fighting a big .by himsell is useless.Public notice.Malice.Atop.High school students may find this difticult, are two or more winners for a given puzzie the prize money will be divided equally among the winners.If there 1s no winner, each week $10 will be added to the prize money.E28N 5.The Cashword Puzzle Contest is open to everyone except employees of the publishers of this ncwspaper and members of thelr immediate families, A HON 1.The .of a group at a summer resort may appal other vacationers.2.Girl's mame.3.Children are likely to .i they get sufficient fresh air and exercise.S.Wroagly used.( 6.Men who .may be hard on their families.7.Affirmative votes.9.One may deem this a superficial response.10.Toward.11.Rudolph Evans (initials), 14.Belonging to.18.Tapestry.19.An old .may be unsafe, 22.Her daughter's .may convince a mother the child has recovered from a serious illness.Binds.Note of the musical scale.Enemy.River in Italy.6 The newspaper reserves the right to disqualify any entries not conforming to these rules, and to correct any typographical errors which may inadvertently appear in the puzzle.#es2e 7.Winners and the correct solution to this week's CASH- WORD puzzle will be published in next week's issue.commente Me Cash word Expla ined lectual, would be a matter of personal preference and lean to simpler things.Catch is best.A girl's indifference may cause her to lose a good catch, as a young man worth catching for a husband, as he may 3.prefer some show of esteem.Match suggests that an understanding already exists, in which case the young man may have been attracted by her indiffer- eace to begin with.It takes little attention to keep from losing a watch.DOWN \u2014 1.Parting is favored.Parting, as a leave-taking, may be a problem for a diffident individual in a crowded place, for he may be embarrassed by any emotionalism that attends it.Parking in a crowded place could be a problem for the most aggressive individual, as well.2.Abed is best.A robber is not likely to be intimidated by a victim who is abed, for the latter is not likely to have any means of self- defence close at hand.As aged victim might have been able to grab a gun.Awed is remote.= Yawn, yes.À yawn may enliven a dull club meeting, for it might so exactly express everyone's sentiments as to cause general laughter.A yarn, or tale, might be as dull as everything else that has taken place.Gusto is wanted.A man's placid friend may find his gusto, or enthusiasm, disturbing, for sharp reactions from others may rattle a quiet temperament.Gusts, or fits of temper, may disturb anyone.12.Gazette is favored.Speed may be essential to a gazette, or newspaper, so that its competition won't scoop it on news events.While a gazelle is a naturally swift animal, whether its speed is essential to it would depend on the situation.19.Turn is better.An unexpected turn, or crisis, may.interrupt a hike, for it may not be able to continue until the emergency is resolved.One needs more information to determine that an unexpected tarn, or mountain lake, would hold up the hikers.Vauat, to be sure.One may regret an ill-timed vaunt, or boast.as when it may be made in the presence of someone who can refute it.One can always turn back from an ill-timed jaunt, as when weather or other conditions become unfavorable.There is never a good time for a taunt.Haunt is remote.(Relcased by Superior Features Syndicate, Inc.) 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