The Westmount examiner, 15 novembre 1957, vendredi 15 novembre 1957

[" ~ Colorful cenotaph remembrance scene me.a TV A yo Ve jf éamount + VOL.XXVIII, No.46 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1957 War dead paid Ascension parish lauded for effort Federation of Catholic Charities received outstanding support from the Ascension parish in raising $580,356 or 100.4 per cent of its campaign objective, Joseph A.Weldon, general campaign chairman, said this week.The campaign was held from October 17 to 31 with an objective of $578,000.Under the direction of parish chairman John canvassers for the Ascension parish collected $28,468 or 106 per cent of their objective.In making his final report, Mr.Weldon noted that the total amount raised throughout the Montreal area was $63,000 move than that of last year and included $50,000 to help care for indigent patients of St.Mary's Memorial Hospital.He said that the objective had been surpassed in the face of formidable obstacles including a (Continued on Page 18) Next week's weather November 16 to 23 Sunny periods with occasional freezing drizzle or wet snow.2\" to 5\u201d of snow would be normal, and -the temperature range this week is 10-40°F, or from hard frost to thawing, Relatively warm in the middle of the weck with more snow or cold rains, even thunder for some places, - Sunny intervals with gusty winds and snow florries to end fhe week.This is the time Montreal.LYRA P.Moynaugn,' ST.GEORGE'S SCHOOL This issue of The Examiner contains interesting data about the new St.George's School on The Boulevard; see it on pages 3-9-10-11 Mechanics\u2019 Institute Music Appreciation will he the theme of the regular Wednesday night meeting at the Mechanics\u2019 Institute, 1200 Atwater Avenue, Wednesday, at 8.15 p.m.Music will be recorded by hi- fidelity equipment and the guest commentator will be C.O.Fink.director of the Music Appreciation Group of the Jewish Public Library.The program will include, Symphony No.1 in B Flat Major \u2014 Schumann; Violin Concerto in D ERR Fa Ra AA pl, RR AR CEE , ?A EE ES Minor \u2014 Sibelius, Midsommar- vaka \u2014 Alfven.This concert is open to the public.Admission free.By ERIC NEAL the last passenger liner leaves SIXTEEN PAGES \u2014\u2014 tribute Representatives of the armed services, veterans, and several thousand Westmount citizens stood stiffly at attention for two minutes Sunday afternoon in tribute to the dead of two World Wars.With large Union Jacks fluttering in the breeze the picturesque War Memorial at Sherbrooke and Cote St.Antoine road lay beneath a gray and sombre sky, while a few scattered snow flakes drifted aimlessly before a chilling wind.On the dais with the Mayor and senior officers of the three services were Aldermen and other iocal dignitaries.The parade of service personne} included men of the 3rd Field * Engineers Regiment RCE, CA, (M); the 11th Signals; the Royal Montreal Regiment; HMCS Donnacona RCN (R): 401 (F) Squadron (Aux) RCAF; 306 Maple Leaf Wing RCAF association; 5355 Maple Leaf Air Cadet Squadron RCAF, 1 West Montreal Air Cadet Squadron and the Mayor S.A.Bruneau lays wreath estmount tax cut by one-quarter mill Expenditure in Westmount for 1958 estimated at Lower Canada College Cadets as Ç $2,698,790 will be met by taxes levied at a total rate of i 23 mills it was announced this week.well as members of the Legion and veterans.The service at the War Memorial was conducted by Capt.Rev.Kenneth R.Keefe, chaplain, Royal Montreal Regiment, and opened witn the playing of O Canada, followed by the singing of the ayman \u201cO God Our Help in (Continued on page 5) By-law No.623 which reduces the 1957 tax rate by one-quarter , mill, was adopted unanimously by the City Council at an adjourned general session Tuesday night.Tax on the assessed value of properties\u201c was set at 19% mills.There was a reduction of the rale of the tax on the assessed value of the land from last year's 2.mills, to two mills.The -ate of the special tax was increased to 11% ills from one mill.The rate of thé school taxes was set as follows: Twelve mills for all immoveable properties be- (Continued on page 17) FI AE SE CFTR Re SIS SR a EE ot Ny Ye 02 Ye aS PES > » 2 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 15, 1957: THIS WEEK AND NEXT AT .; ., Unity Boys\u2019 Club J 1090 GREENE AVE.A PROJECT OF WESTMOUNT ROTARY CLUB IIASA SS LSLILSS SSL SLIPS SLAPS SSS SSS LSS * .e DIL By Maurice Mariasine } 3 SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB This week, the newly formed senior dramatic club held their inaugural meeting under the chairmanship of John Hamilton, Jr.Some 20 seniors attended the meeting and discussed plans for\u2019 the forthcoming drama season.Mr.Hamilton has had considerable experience in drama work having being connected with many groups in the city.Meetings will be continued to be held every Wednesday even ing and anyune interested in this phase of the program will be welcome.BANQUET TICKETS Club members are urged to make reservations now for the annual Father anc Son and Mother and Daughter Banguets which will take place at the Club on December 10th, and 11th.Personalities from the world of Sport who will be among the special invited guests will assist in the presentation of awards.His Worship Mayor A.S.Brun- eau of Westmount will be the Guest of Honor.VOLUNTEERS HONORED The Unity Boys\u2019 Club of West- mount joins the other M.B.A, affiliated clubs this week to pay tribute to its volunteer workers who are rendering service to the Youth of Greater Montreeal and district.A banquet in their honor was .endered at the Point St.Charles Boys\u2019 and Gils' Club.The Unity Boys\u2019 Club would like to pay tribute to the following workers who are currently providing leadership at the Club.Margaret Ansell, Miss F.J.Armstrong, Barbara Bannon, Lorne Barnewall, Gabrielle Becker, Madeleine Becker, Beaudoin, Grace Britney Mrs.J.Burrows, Herbert Davies, Joan Driver, Mrs.W, J.Fitzpatrick, John Forbes, Mrs.John Forbes, Jack Gill, Mrs.D.Grinstein, Diana Goodwin, Doreen Hampton, George Horwood, Sonja Jacobs, Florence Kingan, Miss S.Kim- mel, Frank Kitchen, Mrs.Leavens, Dorothy Mariasine, Douglas Mariasine, Mrs.Maurice Maria- sine, Mary Melancon, Mavis Miller, Cedric Mohammed, Mrs.S.Morris, James McLaughlin, Mona O'Brien, Fred Pennell, Patsy Prevost, Miss Z.Prosterman, Jean Rose, Ellen Rowland, Mrs.Rivet, barbara Sheppard, Penny Simcoff, Ruth Smart, Mrs.R.Smith, Ruby Squires, Claudette Walsh.Mrs.D.T.Youngson.Andre Moreau.STAMP CLUB Stamp Club Supervisor Ron Havard reports that 17 members are now enrolled in his Stamp Club and that the election of officers for the 1957-58 season took place at the first meeting last Saturday.Elected were: President: Stuart Adams; vice presi- SWISS WATCH REPAIR EXPERT REASONABLE RATES W.FREDERICK Master Wetchmaker 1370 GREENE AVE.(Near WE.7-1855 Sherbrooke) Dorothy _ dent; Michael Tagieff; secretary; David Cessford.At the meeting, a film entitled \u201cUnited Nations 1952\u201d was shown.At the November 23rd.meeting, the film entitled \u201cCanada, Stamp by Stamp\u201d will o2 shown, It was also announced that the Stamp \"lub will have an exhibition of Stamps on December 10th.CALL ME UNCLE Last Saturday, 335 boys and girls attended the \u201cCall Me Uncle\u201d radio show which emanated from the Unity Boys\u2019 Club.The prize-winners were: Ernie Kirkham and Ralph Lavender.little Bobby and Betty Wileman.The Show is heard every Saturday over CKVL at 9:30 a.m.SENIOR CAGERS WIN The Unity Boys' Club Senior \u201cB\"\u201d basketball team unleashed a, powerful offensive against the RCA Victors teams in a regular scheduled Golden Ball Tournament game last Friday at the Club.The score was 103-41.Jack Bleakley, Ray Christopher and Hodgman combined efforts to pace the leaders with an 18, 14, 13 point count respectively.Tonight Unity meets University of Montreal.x | H.W.Reynolds, 90, pharmacist, dies Final tribute was paid Tuesday to Herbert Wellsley Reynolds, former i0cal businessman who died Saturday.He was 90.Mr.Reynolds was born ir Belleville, Ontario, in 1867, and came to Montreal in 1884.He took a job with the Hudson Bay Company, while studying for a degree in pharmacy at McGill University.He later founded a pharmacy business, From 1925 until hig retirement in 1950 he was an officer of the Guardian Trust.He w.s an active sportsman in his youth, and was one of the early football players and snow- shoers with the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association, Mr.Reynolds was well-known in Woodlands, Quebec, where he had a summer home for the last sixty years.He is survived by his wife, the former Mrs.James T.Stanger.Mr.Reynold's first wife, the tormer Mary Helen McConnell predeceased him.Also surviving are three sona Brian, Dougias, Lawrence; two- sten-sons, Stanley, and Robert Stanger; one step - daughter, Marion; three daughters, Beryl (Mrs.K.H.Forbes).Ruth (Mrs.S.E.Mathews) and Cort (Mrs.W.P.Jewell): ten grandchildren, and twelve great-grandchil- dren, QUALITY GUARANTEED WESTMOUNT TAILOR and VALET SERVICE C.CYNAMON Ladies\u2019 and Gent's High Class Tailor SUITS ond COATS made to order from our or your own material at moderate prices.We do every kind of Tai'oring\u2014A!'terations, Remodelling and Repairs.4255 St.Catherine St.West PROMPT SERVICE WE.3-2672, MRS.R.G.GILBRIDE, who will be chairman of the - Women's Territorial Division for the 1958 Salvation Army financial campaign.The combined capital and maintenance campaign will seek to raise $950,000 for the construction of a new men\u2019s hostel for the Montreal district.W.G.Barr speaks on parking ills Traffic problems resulting from on-street parking will be analyzed by William G.Barr, parking expert and executive director of the National Parking Association, Washington, D.Cat a public luncheon sponsored by the Montreal Citizens\u2019 Committee today in the Queen's Hotel.\u2018tel.For improvement of traffic conditions, Mr.Barr is an advocate of comprehensive off-street parking facilities developed by private enterprise in co-opera- tion with municipal authorities.The public luncheon which Mr.Barr will address is the first in a series of winter luncheons.alternately in the English and French languages, organized by the Montreal Citizens\u2019 Committee to stimulate and maintain general interest in civic affairs.The 37-year-old parking expert.was born in Joliet, Illinois and stil operates parking facilities there and in other Illinois communities.He attended the University of Illinois and the University of Wisconsin and from 1942 to 1915 served in the U.S.Air Force.He is married and has four children.Prior to his appointment to head NPA, Mr.Barr was employed by the Federal government in the Office of Defence Mobilization.He also worked as sales manager of the Real Estate Research Corporation, Chicago.Mr.Barr has recently completed a 75 city survey of parking conditions which\u2018 took him to American cities of all sizes.A frequent speaker before Cham- hers of Commerce, city councils, parking authorities, planning and civic groups, and automotive organizations, his recommendations have led to improved parking conditions in such cities as Charleston, S.C.; Monroe, La.; Marion, Ind.\u2026 and Burlington, N.J.He is also the author of numerous articles dealing with the relationship of off-street parking to the present day economy, and is an expert on \u201cpark and shop\u201d and other validation programs.He has been responsible for the adoption of \u201cpark and shop\u2019 programs in Louiseville, Ky.; Phoenix, Ariz.; San Antonio and El Paso, Texas, and Worcester, Mass.He feels that no city is too small to receive the benefits of the accumulated knowledge and experience of the members of his association and he stands ready to travel anywhere to assist local communities to solve their parking problems.The wool from Angora rabbits is harvested every 10 to 12 monthé, .+ Telephone Cable Query) \u201d is tabled by Marler By POWELL SMILY .(Special to The Examiner) Ottawa \u2014 The loneliest man in Parliament one day last week was Louis St.Laurent.When the House met for the afternoon session, he was the only member of the Liberal \u201cshadow\u201d cabinet present.Indeed, there were only nine other Liberals in the Lower Chamber whey proceedings got under way.Normally, George Marler, as a member of the last cabinet and an important integral part of the present Liberal Party policy group, sits just behind Opposition Leader St.Laurent.Even last week, however, part in the debate on the Speech from the Throne.Possibly he was preparing lethal ammunition to hurl later on at George Hees, who has supplanted Mr.Marler as transport minister; but the fact remains that Lional Chevrier took most of the offensive in needling the government on transportation matters.Statistically, Mr.Chevrier has to date entered no less than 12 questions on the House of Commons question paper.Most of them have to do with the St.Lawrence Seaway, and all of them are loaded.This is only natural; Mr.Chevrier, having served as Seaway Authority president, presumably knows more about the subject than anyone else in the country.~ In contrast to Mr.Chevrier's even dozen questions, Mr.Mar- ler has listed only one: \u201cHas an agreement been entered into with the United Kingdom for the construction of a new telephone cable between Canada and the United Kingdom.\u201cIf no such agreement has been entered into, what steps have been taken to provide additional telephone cable facilities between Canada and the United Kingdom ?\" Parliamentary observers sug- gest that on the basis of the first 10 days of the new Parliament, there is reason to suspect that Mr.Chevrier has been tapped by the Liberals to supplant Mr.Marler as the party's Number One spokesman in Commons for Montreal and the Province of Quebec.+ when he was in his appointed, place in the House he took no | Seeks young players The Montreal Orchestral Society, whose 1957-58 season he.gan on September 9th, is continuing its previous policy of providing practice for young soloists in playing concertos with the orchestra, with the possibility of performing one movement of a concerto at a public rehearsal Any young player who would ne interested in playing a concerto with string orchestra should get in touch with the conductor, Mr, Joseph Berljawsky, 5016 Dornal avenue,, RE.-8-3C88.UR large staff consists of eleven people, each thoroughly trained for his assignment and each with considerable experience in the funeral directing field.BA.Collins INC.FA NUNNS ap willlams 5610 SHERBROOKE STREEF WEST ~ Express your svm- pathy at a time wien the proper words are difficult to find.4509 COTE DES NEIGES RD.AMPLE PARKING FAZILITIES ESTABLISHED 1084 RE.8-1124 Montreal's Newest and Finest Funeral Home ROSEDALE EDGAR A.WRAY (Pres.) 4911 COTE DES NEIGES RD.South of Queen Mary at Decelles We wish to advise that the new Cote des Neiges Blvd.in front of our premises is now open.© RE.1.6868 qu : 2 ESS | = The Chapel of Cathedral Beauty - zay pled out [y r day [ouse mbey there hen arlia.Spect tap.plant Num.mong ce of ee FS ï Sa.nh be.ntin.pro- loists the ty of of a Arsal, ld he certo i get ) Mr, ornal ~ FINE FLOORING o HARDWOOD « \u2018 © RUBBER & COMPANY WESTMOUNT 4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET © ASPHALY k Specializing in Refinishing Old Floors | A.Ross Grafton Wx mp The aminey \"565 YE O ARS IN GA WESTMOUNT\" Reliable WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmakers HMAN'S JEWELLERS Free Estimates WE.3-2323 WE.3-4046 1216 Creene Ave.voL.XXVIII, No.46 WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1957 3 Roslyn School is again tops with flowers During the official opening of the Chrysanthemum Flower Show at the greenhouses Thursday by Mayor Sidney Bruneau it was announced that Roslyn School has won the gardening competition for the.City of West- mount Parks Department for the third year, in succession.Second, also for the third consecutive year, was King's School.Announcement of the awards together \u2018with the individual prizes was made by Alderman Hugh Seybold, commissioner of parks and recreation.The competition, which is run The flower show has been an annual event, except during the war, since 1928.This year's show includes over 2,500 chrysanthemum blooms selected from 137 varieties.in conjunction with the flower show, was started in 1949 for the pupils of the fourth and fifth grade of elementary schools, The program consists of a general talk on the use and functions of plants, a descriptive tour of the greenhouses and the potting and growing of a plant hy each pupil.Individual prize winners for the best grown plants during 1957 were: Helga Schwalbe.King's School; Willa Magee, Roslyn School; Maurzen Minnion.Roslyn School and Susan Ansell, Queen's School.The Mayor J.S.Cameron Trophy was awarded to Roslyn School and Aldérman R.Panet- Raymond Trophy to King's School.Here is a chance to do a good furn Here is a chance to do a good turn.Occupational therapy workers at Verdun Protestant Hospital looking for four automatic electric irons and a doll house in connection with their treatment of patients.are Anyone willing to help out in this situation is asked to cull Mrs.Allen Corner at WE.3-2955.New school for new ideas By DEREK BLACKMAN The new St.George's school is not an architectural revelation.The grey and white walls\" \u2014 relieved by generous square yards of glass \u2014 are precise, sober and workmanlike.In appearance it is comparable to a hundred schools built in Canada during the last ten years.Standing on Westmount Blvd.and Ram- zay it is probably on a more pleasant site than most, but outwardly that is the only * We have received a shipment of genuine WORSTEDS, WEST of ENGLAND TWEEDS and OVER- COATINGS in latest patterns and shades.Ladies and Gent's SUITS & GOATS MADE-TO-MEASURE IN ONE WEEK Customers or our own material made up.* REPAIRING © REMODELLING © REFITTING QUICK SERVICE F.L.SILVER LADIES\u2019 & CENT'S TAILOR 1235 Greene Ave.(Downstairs) WE.2-6633 striking difference.But you don't judge a\u201cman by the cut vf his clothes.And there is no reason to suppose that the school is just like the other ninety-nine.It isn°t, St.George's is considered one of the most progressive schools in Canada, and in the opinion ot Dean Hall of Sir George William's College \u201chas made a fine contribution in the field of education.\u201d Within the plate glass doors of the school there are just two things that count.Good progressive ideas, and good hard work.Miss Agnes Mathews, principal cf the school summed up the attitude in one sentence.SEEK HIGHER STANDARD \u201cWe are striving for a higher academic standard, hy.the most modern .methods available,\u201d These worés are not a backwash from the recent Provincial Association of Protestant Teachers convention.The staff of the school are not allowed to be members.St.George's is a private non-sectarian school, owned by the parents of the pupis and run in close co-operation with them.All the profits are ploughed back into the school for tur- ther development.And in jis short twenty-seven year life.St.George's has come a long way.It was begur by a small group of founders, who decided that the public schools, were not catering for the child of above-average intelligence.They felt that these children were being held back to only an average standard.So they set up a study group which -worked for two years to solve the problems.Eventually Lhe project sot underway as a kind- ergarden with two small classes in a house near the present site.When Miss Mathews took over as principal in 1235, there were just five classes.In the last twenty two years the school has expanded from one to three houses, and now to the new building accommodating fourteen classes and \u2018ts own high school.There are at present £19 pupils in the $300,- 000 building, with facilities for thirty more.The education committee, siill keep to the original ideas of the founders.Every child is tested before enrolment, and any not measuring up to the required standard are rejected.Also, a child who persists in working below his capabilities is removed, SPEEDY no SALES HU.9-5748 BJ AT FLOWER SHOW: Caught by the camera at opening night of the annual flower show in the greenhouses are, left to right: Geoffery Cooper, superintendent parks; Mayor A.S.Bruneau ~\u2014 and Alderman H.G.Seybold, In the lower picture, left to right: Susan Ansell, fourth prize; Holga Schwalbe, first prize; Willa Magee, second prize; Maureen Minnion, .third prize, in the annual children\u2019s flower-growing competitions.\u2014Bermingham Photos matter which grade he has ied reached.All the teachers are university graduates They have stud- rasa AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT THIS FALL! 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of books, bookmarks and book lists.In addition there will be special story hours, plays and puppet shows, book talks, films and special speakers, book quizzes.masquerades and parties.The \u201cweek\u201d is endorsed by the Department of Education and is sponsored by 23 national organizations.The organizers hope that\u2018 by highlighting the work of childrens\u2019 libraries each year they will encourage the reading of worthwhile books both at home, at school and in the library.1t is also hoped that the movement will remind adults of the importance of good books to children's development, and at the same time stress the need for good library service to boys and girls wherever they may live.| It is suggested that parents and friends can take this opportunity to endorse this need by giving some boy or girl a \u201cbook to own.\u201d Winter puts strain on driver and car WINTER driving places a special strain on drivers and automobiles.Each year, as the first snow and cold weather are felt across the country, accident statistics show an upward trend.To prepare for winter driving, insurance experts recommend these driving precautions and hints for care of your automobile: Slow down.\u201cNormal\u201d speeds are excessive on slippery streets.Watch carefully for pedestrians who may be dressed in dark clothes and unable To see because of scarves and parkas.If you expect to do a considerable amount of driving under adverse conditions, invest in snow tires or chains.Have your car checked for mechanical condition.Steering mechanisms and brakes are especially apt to break down as the result of the extra strain of cold weather and thickening of lubricants.Make sure that your THEY 957 When in trouble and chips are down a good man to know is Myer Gross By CYNTHIA JONES IF you're in trouble and the chips are down, a good man te know is Myer Gross, one of Montreal district\u2019s leading defence lawyers.He's the five- foet-two dynamo of the criminal courts, with a penchant for wisecracking and a reputation for getting clients acquitted.The saying goes that what God deprives a man in stature He makes up in other ways.\u201cI hope so,\u201d said the 55-year-old Mr.Gross.He certainly has been successful, both in partnership with his colorful brother-in-law, Joseph Cohen, QC.for 15 years, and on his own for another 15 years.\u2019 \u201cJoe and I split up but of course we are very good friends,\u201d said Mr.Gross, who is 10 years younger than Mr.Cohen.\u201cOn many [cases we are either together or on opposite sides.\u201d It's safe to say that these two men have been involved in the majority of the important criminal cases in Montreal during the past decade.Likes R.GROSS, who has wide- spaced, exceptionally alert brown eyes, said: \u201cI like the work and I feel at home in the criminal courts, Personally I would rather plead the case of a man whose lib- ertv is at stake than go to the civil courts and plead a case which involves dollars and cents.\u201d The darling of police reporters and a menace to police, Mr.Gross spends every dav in court, One of the half dozen or so criminal experts work .MYER GROSS of Montreal's 2,700 lawyers, Mr.Gross has defended criminal cases of all types.\u201cSo far as I am concerned in my 30 years of practise I may have had some clients who have been found guilty where I may have disagreed with the judge or the verdict of the jury, but I do believe I have never had a client go to jail who in my opinion was an innocent man,\u201d Mr.Gross said, during an interview in his office in the Themis building, where he has been prac- YOU SAY Westmount's judge in appreciation for war commemoration service Sir: May I through your columns express my sincere appreciation to those who were responsible for the arrangements for the holding of the Commemoration Service car's heater and defroster are in good condition.Check for leakage in your exhaust, muffler and tailpipe.Many persons are killed each year by monoxide poisoning.If your car skids on icy pavement, turn vour wheels in the direction of the skid, but do not apply your brakes.Starting and \u201cstopping on ice are both best done gently.Pump your brakes as you stop; start off slowly in second or high gear to obtain extra traction.SAY He who allows himself to he insulted deserves fo be.\u2014Pierre Corneille at the Westmount War Memorial, It was carried out with that dignity and efficiency which t8 characteristic not only of its administration but all .ts undertakings.The tribute paid fo the he- roi¢ allen was appropriate of what we owe lhe \u201cbravest of the brave\u201d who made the supreme sacrifice so that we could continue lo enjoy the blessings of liberty and our way of life.The members of tne several units tha{ participated acquitted themselves as befitted the solemn occasion.The placing of the beautiful wreaths awakened sad memories tinged somewhat with that pride of patrictism for which the citizens of \u2018 Westmount are held in high esteen It was fitting that the City's offering should be deposited by His Worship Mayor Sydney Bru- neau, who is himself a veteran.Although the weather was slightly chilly it did not deter the large gathering from attending to pay their respects to the memory and deeds of those who gave all they nad on the altars of patriotism.The mareh past of the sev- (Continued en page 8) - {DIVISION CWANA tising since he career, Pursey case began his MONG his recent spectacular clienis was Mrs.Lillian Pursey, the former Austrian baroness who is married to a British member of parliament.Mr.Gross defended Pyrsey through four trials.The first trial.when Mrs.Pursev was up on a charge of possession of counterfeit money, drew a hung jury.She was acquitted only to be arrested by the RCMP on a narcoties charge.This time the baroness was found guilty and sentenced to six months\u2019 imprisonment.Mr.Gross went before the Court of Appeal.obtaining a new trial on the grounds that the crown prosecutor\u2019s charge was inflammatory.The case came before Chief Justice Scott and a jury and Mrs.Pursey was acquitted.\u201cShe's Mrs.jury back in England now,\u201d sai \u2018Mr.Gross.Vice probe N Judge Caron\u2019s big vie probe, Mr.Gross who is called \u2018the gamblers\u2019 lawyey, appeared for about 40 wit nesses, who were mostly gamblers, After a lengthy legal argument that his clients could not be compelled to appear on the grounds that their answers might incriminate them, Judge Caron ruled against Mr.Gross but allowed him to go to the Court of Appeal as a test case.After another lengthy argument, this court rendered a judgment, that it had no jurisdiction in appeal but the late Chief Justice Tindale did render an \u2018\u201cobiter dictum\" judgment in which he stated that he disagreed with Judge Caron and that a witness did have a right to refuse ic an swer questions if the answers tended to incriminate nim, placing himself on the common Jaw of England and the Latin maxim \u201cNemo tenetur se ipsum accusare.\u201d or \u201cNo one can be held to accuse himself.\u201d The case of the {700.000 Moat and Company, the stockbrokers.is coming up in January.Wilh Tony Lamer, Mr.Gross is de fending the accused while Joseph Cohen is prosecuting.Best he can theft from 66 do the best I can and I when a case is Over whether I have lost or won, I am satisfied 1 have done my duly to my client,\u201d said Mr Gross.\"I have appeared many times without remuneration because I have thought some cases deserve a break and a chance at rehabilitation.\u201d Mr.Gross is the youngest of a family of 14 children.His twin died at birth.His father and mother, who are beth dead, came to Montreal 6 years ago from Austria.His father was in the real estate business and died when Mr.Gross was nine years old.A graduate of Montreal High School.Mr.Gross did odd jobs and sold books, the Book of Knowledge and the Encyclopaedia Britannica.for a while before entering the University of Montreal.He chose this university because (Continued on Page 5) | SAY! Rainy days are when mother's little jewels cre only semi-precious.THE a John W.Sancton Publisher \u2014Look EXAMINER N Serving the City of Westmount THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2185 Hampton Ave., Montreal HUnter 1-2771* Hugh E.McCormick President Harry V.Stoddard, Director of Advertising Harry B.Houghton, Director of Production Kenneth Hatton, Director of Sales Lotne D.Macbean, Secretary-Treasurer Tracy S.Ludington, News Editor Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager The Examiner aims to be an independent, clean\u2019 newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.Mail subscriptions: $2.) per year; $1.00 hai year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mail, Post « ffice Dept, Ottawa, pov mat ing duc wid tax only Hog prob disa thes| pen4 kno our van forn baat tion tain of s ervi mat mou ine of whe thos We pas give tain to | earl clas) the Sup the A at Gre the SS RB] , Said ig vice who is lawyer, 0 wit mostly leng thy clients to apt their \u2026iminate ruled ut al.b Court se.hy ar.Endered had no but the ale did ictum\u201d stated Judge ess did to an- nswers nim, E com nd the tenetur pr \u201cNo accuse 706.000 Com- rs, is With is de ile Jo ing.n and over, * won, ne my d Mr.many ration some and a n.\" ungest n.His father both al 6 a.His estate n Mr 1d.ntreal s did s, the the a, for the He Cause ) are ook THREE GENERALS got together at the annual reunion dinner of the Royal Montreal Regiment, held at the Westmount armory over the weekend.Left to right: Maj.-Gen.is to be new GOC, Rockingham, who School management for Roslyn H.and S$.Over the years there has been a gradual transfer of powers from the local to the central authority in such matters as purchasing, accounting, maintenance of buildings and, this year, staffing.These changes were introduced to make use of the specialized professional staff of the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal with its wide experience in dealing with such matters as insurance, taxation, lighting and general maintenance, to mention only a few, G.H.Penrose, Roslyn School Principal told the Home and School group Tuesday.This gradual development was probably inevitable.It has some disadvantages, but it is felt that these have been more than compensated for by the increased knowledge and skills placed at our disposal.he said.We retain, moreover, the advantages of a vigorous, well-in- formed and enthusiastic local beard with adequate representation on the larger board.We retain also a local superintendent of schools, who, in addition.supervises a Montreal area approximately equal in size to West- mount, We retain the noon closing for Grade One, so that part of the afternoon can be used when necessary for tutoring those who need additional help.We still close Grade Two at half past two in the afternoon.This gives us a chance to offer certain extra-curricular activities to Grades One and Two in the early afternoon before the older classes are dismissed.We retain the services also of our local supervisor of music, he continued.In addition we have obtained the services, one day a week.of & supervising assistant from the Greater Montreal Board to visit the classrooms and offer aid and MOVING Morgan Storage & Van Lines Lid.2085 City Councillors St., Montreal Tel.: AV.8-7211 or Write Today Agents for ALLIED VAN LINES LTD., CANADA, and ALLIED YAN LINES INC., US.A.Storage - Shipping - Packing LOCALLY AND WORLD-WIDE STEAMSHIP \u2014 RAILWAY \u2014 MOTOR VAN John Quebec Command; advice.where needed.This is especially valuable to three main groups of teachers: \u2014 1.New teachers just graduated from training school.2, New leachers coming from outside the province, 3.Those who have returned to teaching after an absence of a number of years.These are helped in understanding the curriculum, planning the work, using good teaching methods, organizing materials, classroom management and discipline, meeting the needs of individual children and in recognizing and maintaining standards of work.This is done through classroom visits.discussion, group and individual conferences, demonstration.acquainting teachers wilh new references, teaching.aids.ete.and their uses, and in helping teachers locate materials for special programs or projects.Other duties include working with the principal in each school to adapt the standard course of study to the needs of the school and assisting the principal in the choice of library books to suit the needs of all pupils,\u201d he concluded.Crating Maj.-Gen.C.B.Price, honorary colonel of the regiment and Maj.-Gen.J.P.E.Bernatchez, who is moving from GOC, Quebec Command, to take up NATO duties in London.An Examiner profile: (Continued from Page 4) he wanted to learn French and his advice to young men contemplating law is to follow his lead.\u201cIt\u2019s important in a French city to be able to speak French,\u201d he said.While at the University, Mr.Gross was the smallest, lightest (135 pounds) quarterback ever.His duty was to call signals to both French- and English-speaking members of the team.He taught them Yiddish numerals and called the signals in Yiddish.\u201cWe never won a game,\u201d he laughed.He graduated from the University of Montreal with a LLB.degree in 1927- having passed science for his junior bar in 1921; his letters, in 1924, Among his classmates were Gerald Almond.now a judge with the criminal court, and Maurice chairman of the Quebec Sc- curity Commission, Mr.Gross took his senior bar examination in July 1928.Apprenticed HILE in Gross was apprenticed in the firm Cohen and Gendron.The latter is now a a judge.On gradu-tion he joined the firm of Cohen and Gam :roff and it was about a vear later that his name went up on the door.The father of two daughters, Mr.Gross lives with his wife at 5021 Grosvenor.His married daughter, a former teacher, is Mrs.Donald Hers- covitch.His youngest daughter, Janet, or \u201cJanie\u201d, is a freshman at Northmount High School.Mr.Gross\u2019s philosophy : - \u201cA person who knows life can get along very well with everyone and the more tolerant you are the more friends you have.\u201d War dead paid tribute (Continued from page 1) Ages Past,\u201d the reading of Scripture and prayers.Wreaths were laid at the War Memorial in the folowing order: | City of Westmount, military units, ladies committees, civic | bodies and societies, private ziti-.zens, Following the laying of wreaths a hymn \u201c0 Valient Hearts\u201d was sung, followed by | the Last Post, two minutes silence and Reveille.The band and \u2018drums of the RMR officiated a* |; this portion of the ceremonies.saga Desy.\u201d college, Mr.|] 1 à] The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 15, 1957 5 Piano clinic Joseph Berljawsky, welle known violinist and conduce tor of the Montreal Orchese tral Society, will be guest speaker at the second session of \u201cThe Piano Clinic\u201d in Vic- torin Hall, Westmount, on Tuesday evening, at 8.80.\u201cModern Violin Teaching\u201d has been chosen by Mr.Berl- jawsky as his subject and three violinists, Michael Stern, Oscar Schnapp and Harry Wagschal will perform during the lecture.Revisions a specialty ) SHOE REBUILDER of Quality ® Tinting ® Renovating Courteous Service \u2014 Moderate Prices BERGER'S rv SHOE CLINIC Orthopaedic 376 Victoria Avenue (Opposite Steinberg\u2019s) HU.8-0361 ° TV ° RADIO REPAIRS & SERVICE TV Antennas our spegalty Hi-Fi Equipment and Transistor Supplies TELETRONICS CORP.LTD.| 4119 St.Catherine Street West qu Nç APPLIANCES WE.5.9252 J Order Your .Clristmas Cards Coutts, Toothills, Fyshe and Kruger Personal Cards From ALLAN SINGER LIMITED Stationers & Printers 357 Victoria Avenue Westmount - DExter 8439 \u2018 We've got the Kodak products The you see on kopAK Z00 PROJECTOR New excellence .luxury .in slide projection Never before a slide projector like it! Superbly styled, ultra and outstanding in performance.Fine optics, powerful lamp of completely new design, and flawless mechanical operatign provide color-slide shows of matchless excellence.Self- cased, in cardinal red or teal green, compact and portable .$137 with Readymaotic chenger United Photographic Store Lid.an Show Sulliv CHANNEL and \u201c Disueyle load\u201d ana.with self-storing \u2018847° changer [735 ST PETER ST i BElair 3162 - 4173 + = SR EET GRE Te ge 28 es Fra 2 2 su Sabai, ol \u2014 er te oo whee \u2018 se \u2018 3 % The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 15, Yo57 ern World has again refused to By The Venerable Fins or rockets R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D., Rector, Trinity Memorial Church face facts, for a different reason.This time it was pride,«We were So sure of ourselves.We had the know how; the Russians could never overtake us.Then in pique the United States refused to share their atomic knowledge with their allies.They lost the fertilizing power of an\u2019 exchange of ideas.And because they were so far ahead of the rest of the world they assumed that they could afford to dissi- The West today is passing through a period of hu- pate their scientific and engin- miliation similar to the humiliation of Munich and for much the same reason.Twenty-five years ago the West became aware of the peril of Hitler and refused to do services fought®an underground anything about it.Hitler coined the phrase \u201cGuns or battle to see who would control Butter?\u201d and the German people chose guns.We laughed the policy.at them.The United States hid behind a curtain of isolationism and the Baldwin Government deliberately refused * to face facts.Then with Chamberiain and his umbrella came the shame of Munich.The Butter policy had turned cguntries but eering skill on all kinds of gadgets and let the defence program muddle along while the three In the meantime we complain hat there are not enough scientists; We probably have as many scientists as the Communist industry draws rancid.The shame was as bitter as when, in the reign of them off to make gadgets and UNITARIAN CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH UNITARIAN Sherbrooke St.at Simpson Sunday, November 17th Sermon subject \u201cTHE LAKESHORL, VENTURE\" Mr.John Young, Pre- the Lakeshore Unitarian * Speaker: sident of Church.Rev.Angus Cameron, Minister Donald Mackey.Organist and \u2018 Director of Music.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Firs?Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOLHER CHURCH THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, November 17th :00 a 1 m Sunday Schoo! 1:60 a.m.Church Service Subject of Lesson - Sermon: \u201cMORTALS AND IMMORTALS\u201d Golden Text: II Corinthians 5:17.If any man be in Christ, he is a new Creature: old things are passed away; benoid, all things are become new.1 1 WEDNESDAY Testimony Meeting.READING ROOM In the Church Edifice Open to the public Tuesday, Thursday and Fri gay.2 to 1 pm.Wednesdays, 6.30 te pm 8:15 p.m.# Charles II, the Dutch Admiral Van Trom» tied a broom to his masthead and sailed up the Medway \u2014 he had swept the English from the sea.In the past ten years the West- PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Westmount, Que.The Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A.B.D., Minister !1:00 am PUELIC WORSHIP Freacher: The Minister Lester A.Woodin.Organist & Choirmaster: VISITORS ARE CORDIALLY WELCOME » WEETMOUNT and VICTORIA AVES = Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Ministes Mr.George Tannahill.B.A.Student Assistant Sunday; November 17th 11:00 am.Mr.Wilkie.Subject: \u201cRemember The Sabbath Day\u201d Let's face this problem realistically, it\u2019s real and it's vital.11:15 a.m.Church School.DORIS KILLAM R.R.T.C.L.Mus.(McGilY Organist and Choir Director.UNITED ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST Conventent to llotels How did it Sunday evening REV.NORMAN RAWSON, Rev.B.B.Brown, B.D., Asst.Minister Rev.Nettie I.J.Wilson, Rev.William D.F.Morris, B.A, Gifford Michell, B.A., B.Mus.Organist and Choirmaster 11:00 a.m.Sermon Subject: BUILDING A CHRISTIAN FAITH \u201cHOW TO HANDLE A HANDICAP\u201d 7:30 p.m.Sermon Subject: \u201cTHE FAITHS BY WHICH MEN LIVE\u201d Is man religious by instinct?This is the beginning of a series of faiths by which men live.During this series we will discuss the modern Christian faiths such as Unity, Science, Jehovah's Witnesses and others, and the ancient Eastern religions of Buddha, Confucius, Mohammed, etc.Young Peoples Fellowship following evening service Minister B.A, B.D, Asst.Minister Asst.Minister all begin?sermon lectures on the Christian pays them high salaries that the Government cannot match, An engineer remarked to me last week that there are thousands of expert engineers engaged in the automobile industry busy de- ¥ signing fins.There is no better illustration of our refusal to face facts than the whole automobile industry trying to outdo one another in the extravaganza of design, while we lament the fact UNITED CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester Street at Greene Avenue, Westmount ; Minister: Rev.Charles R.Plaskett Sunday, November 17th 11:00 am.A BRIDGE FOR THE FUTURE.7:30 p.m.Series: Pattern For Living.Sermon 3: Commitments That Lead Us.Organist and Choir Director: \u201c Alice Brown, A.Mus.(McGill).DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd, & Lansdowne Ave.Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev, Eric A.Mcilwain, B.A.Sunday, November 171th 10:00 am.Intermediat & Senior School 11:00 am.Crib Corner.Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary & Junior Departments 11:60 am.Dr.cloyd Smith \u201cThe Problem and Pro- prietor-of Prayer.\u201d 7:30 p.m.Rev.Eric Mcllwain \u201cPopular Religion.\u201d 8:45 p.m.Young Pcople\u2019's Union Organist and Choirmaster Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac, ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.Antoine Road (near Argyle Avenue) MINISTERS Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A, D.D, Rev.R.W Mumiura.B.Â., B.D.BROADCAST SUNDAY 11:00 am.Dr.Grant \u201cTHE REALITY OF THE UNSEEN\u201d 7:30 pm.Mr.Mumford \u201cITS NOTHING TO BE ASHAMED OF\u201d 11:00 a.m.Church\u2019 School 10:00 a.m.Intermediate and Senior lasses Organist and Choir Directors Eric J.Adams, B.Mus, LRAM, AR.CM, WESTMOUNT PARK-EMMANUEL (Cor.Lansdowne & Western Ave.) Minister: Rev.Callum Thompson, B.A, B.D.11:00 am.\u201cTHE FOUR MAJOR LEVELS OF CHRISTIAN STEWARDSHIP.\u201d THESE ARE YOUR QUESTIONS: 1.\u201cWhy Stress in Christian Worship the Pre-Christian Psalms with their emphasis on an \u201cExclusive\u201d God ?\u201d 2.\u201cHow Can my Faith help me to live above our \u2018Climate of Panic 7\u201d 7:30 p.m, J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M.Choir Director Infant Nursery at 11 a.m, GEC pe ba St.James pastor plans discussion of many faiths Sunday at St.James United Church, 463° St.Catherine St.West, sees the continuance at the morning service at 11 o'clock of the series of sermons on Building a Christian Faith, the subject being \u201cHow to Handle a Handicap\".At 7.30 p.m.Rev.Norman Rawson starts a new series of Sunday evening sermon lectures on \u201cThe Faiths by Which Men Live\u201d.This series will take in the different faiths of various groups in Christianity and the Eastern religions.During the series some of the subjects \u2018to be discussed will be Unity, Jehovah's Witnesses, Father Divine, British Israel and from the East, Buddhaism, Mohammedism and Confucianism.Young People's Fellowship follows the evening service.that we have not enough scientists to out-Sputnik Sputnik.Munich was a deep humiliation, but jt was essential to our well-being, for it brought us to face facts.Sputnik has already begun to serve a useful purpose if it has taught us of the West to pool our resources.But it will not have served its complete purpose unless it has taught us that there are more important things than fins on automobiles.ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount - Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay 22nd Sunday After Trinity November 17th Holy Eucharist, Sunday School.8:00 a.m.9:45 a.m.10.15 a.m, Mattins (said).11:00 a.m.SOLEMN EUCHARIST.760 pm.Evensong.Weekdays Holy Eucharist 7.00 am.Tuesday an: Thursday 8:00 am.Monday and Friday.9:30 a.m.Wednesday.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Westmount Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe, Rector Rev.E.P.A.Timmons 22nd Sunday After Trinity -m.Holy Communion Matins Preacher: The Rector m.Post Confirmation Class Matins and Holy Communion Preacher: The Rector 11:00 am.Nursery, Kindergarten and Suncay School 7:30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: Archdeacon R.K.Naylor Wednesday 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion Organist & Choirmaster Arnold Bellis TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerable R, Kenneth Naylor D, Rector Rev.Canon F.YL.hitley, M.A., Hon, Assistant Lt.Col.The Rev.James Barnett, Rev.T, A.Ramsey, B.D.Assistant \u20ac.V.Frayn, A.R.C.A.(London) Organist and Choirmaster 22nd Sunday After Trinity 80 a.m.Holy Communion 9:45 a.m.Junior Department and Confirmation Class Choral Communion, Preacher: The Rector Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary Department.Evensons.Preacher: Rev.11:00 a.m.7:30 p.m.\" A.Ramsey MONDAY Adult Confirmation Class WEDNESDAY 8:00 p.m, , 7:00 a.m.Holy Communion THURSDAY 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion owl es fe ; e- * Christian Science | * LS The scientific basis of immortality will be brought out at Christian Science services Sunday.Scriptural selections to be read from the Lesson-Sermon entitled \u2018Mortals and Immortals\" include the following (Proverbs 12:28): \u201cIn \u201che way of righteousness is life; and in the pathway thereof there is no death.\u201d The Golden Text is from II Corinthians (5:17): \u201cIf any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away, behold, all things are become new,\u201d Westmount Baptist Church * At the evening service at West.mount Baptist Church, the mine ister, Rev.E.J.Bailey, will discuss \u201cGod and Muttnik.,\u201d is Divine purpcse being thallenged and thwarted hy Russian scien:i- fic progress and can we adjust to the new concepts with faitn instead of fear?Under the title \u201cTWO SEAS\u201d at the morning service .he question of giving and living will be discussed.+ \u2014 | St.Andrew's * * Sunday morning the service of worship from Saint Andrew's United Church, Westmount, will be broadcast through the facilities of radio station CBM.Dr.D.M.Grant, minister: of Saint Andrew\u2019s, will preach on \u2018The Reality of the Unseen.\u201d A transcribed service of worship will be broadcast over CJAD at 6.40 p.m, At the Evening Service Rev.Robert Mumford will preach un \u201cIt's Nothing to be Ashamed Of.\u201d This service will be conducted by Dr.Grant and at all services the ministry of music will be under the direction of Mr.Eric Adams and the Saint Andrew's Choir, The church school will meet an Sunday morning, the senior and intermediate departments at 10.00, and the nursery, primary and junior departments at 11.60.The Kirk Session of Saint Andrew's holds its regular monthly meeting on Monday, November 18 at 8.00 p.m.The Scouts gather Tuesduy evening at 7.15, the Brownies, Wednesday at 3.45 and the Cubs, Friday at 7.00 p.m.Choir Rehearsal is schedulvd for Thursday at 8.00 p.m.BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Nearest\u2019 Powntown Baptist Church Minister EDGAR J.BAILEY MA.BTh CD.Minister Emeritus J.A.JOBNSTON.B.A., D.D.Organist GALT MacDERMOT, B.A.B.Mus.Sunday, November 17th 11:00 am.\u201cTWO SEAS\" 7:30 pm.\u201cGCD AND MUTTNIK\" Bible School meets at 11:00 am VISITORS WELCOME LUTHERAN EVANCELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 285 Clarke Ave.at Wesfern, Westmount 10:00 a.m.Senior Sunday School 11:00 am.The Service, Jr.S.S.and \u2019 Nursery.7:30 p.m.Showing of films: The Living Church, * The Candlemaker.WM.\u20ac.NOLTING, B.D., Pastor WM, HAMEL, Organist, be Mon als!\" rhs puss Way VII man l'eas ay, onie \u2014+ \u2014% est mine dis- is ged Pn ile just aitn title ning ving \u2014X \u2014 J e of ew's will cili- Dr, aint \"The ran- will 6.60 Rev.n on med con- ;L all usic aint slyn arch cp.Mus, NIK\u201d rn, hool.and tor \u2018am: sermonette \u2014\u201cThe First Ke - \u2018 | Temple Emanu-El wr \u2014\u2014 Sabbath Services: Friday evening, November 15 at 8.15 p.m.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cJewish Family Life.\u201d Saturday morning, November 16 at 11.30 *\u2014* Jewish Mother\u201d based on Torah portion.Bar Mitzvah: Frederick Louis Berk.son of Dr.and Mrs.Albert V.Simon, 4895 Mira road, will pe called to the Reading of thes Torah this Sabbath Eve and Sabbath morning in observance of his Bar Mitzvah, Courses in School for Adults: On Monday evening from 8 to 8.45 p.m.the following class sessions will be held\u2014The Bible as Literature, Leader, Dr, Anna Stearns; Elementary Hebrew, Mrs.Abraham Wolk, Instruct- ress; Advanced Hebrew, Abraham Wolk, Instructor; Con- versationa] Hebrew, Yoine Gold- stein, BA, Instructor.At 8.45 p.m, all students will meet in the course \u2014 \u2018\u201c\u2018Trends in Modern Judaism,\u201d (Orthodox, Coliserva- tive and Reform), Leader, Dr.Harry J.Stern.Daily Services: Monday through Thursday evenings at 5.45 p.m.Sunday mornings at 10.15 a.m.auspices Temple Brotherhood.The following have conducted the Daily worship during the past weeks \u2014 Samuel Garfield.Samuel Segal, Joseph Bercuson, Sam Pelly, Mark Stein, Mrs.Abraham Wolk, Nachum Halperin, Earl Kruger, Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Lang, Mr.and Mrs.Simpson Lightstone, drawmg of prizes.Committee in Marriage\u2019.Dr.George\u2019 Strean; Mrs.Peter Zinman.Irving Solo- wey.Mrs, Samuel Bellam, Mr.Joseph Bercuson, Mr.and Mrs.Seymour Issenman.Committe in Charge of Donor Luncheon: Sisterhood Donor Luncheon takes place Tuesday, December 10, 12.30 p.m.new social Hall with Judge Justine Wise Polier of New York City as guest speaker.General convener of luncheon, Mrs.David H.SYNAGOGUES SHAAR HASHOMAYiM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount.Que.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Harzan Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fromm THE SABBATH Sedra Chayye Sarah _ Friday Evening, November 15th 4:05 p.m.Candle Lighting.4:15 p.m.Friday Evening Service.SABBATH SERVICES : 9:00 a.m.Preliminary Service.SCRIPTURAL READIINGS: Torah : Genesis: Ch.23, v.1 \u2014 Ch 25, v.18.Prophets: I Kings, Ch.1 vs.1 \u2014 31.4:10 p.m.Afternoor.Service, 4:50 p.m.Evening Service WEEKDAY SERVICES © | 8:45 a.m.Sunday Morning Service.4:10 p.m.Afternoon Service, 7:30 am.Weekdays: Morning Services., 00 p.m.Evening Service.Next Friday Evening: :3% p.m.Candle Lighting.; :05 p.m.Friday Evening Service.TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stera, Rabbi wey a SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening; November 15th at 8:15 o'clock, Dr, Stern will speak on \u201cJewish Family Life.\u201d Saturday Morning, November 16th at 11:30 o'clock, sermonette \u2014 \u201cFirst Jewish Mother\u2019 based on Torah portion.BAR MITZVAH ; a, the Sabbath worship Friday Evening and Saturday Morning, Frederick Louis Berk, son of Dr.and Mrs.Albert V.Simon will be called t® the Reading of the Torah in observance of his Bar Mitzvah.DAILY SERVICES Monday through Thursda afternoons at 5:45 p.m.Sunday Mornings at 10:13 a.m.SCHOOL FOR ADULTS Monday Evenings at 8 o'clock, the following ccurses are offered : The Bible As Literature; Elementary, Advanced Hebrew and Hebrew Conversation: At 8:43 p.m.\u201cTrends In Modern Judaism.\u201d SISTERHOOD DESSERT LUNCHEON Tuesday.November 19th at 1:15 .m.Temple Community House.peaker \u2014 Mrs.Alex Carsley \u2014 \u201cContemporaty Home Decorations.RELIGIOUS SCHOOL High School and Confirmation Departments Saturday Mornings at 9-45 a.m.Kindergarien, Primary and Junior Departments, Sunday Morn: ings at 10 a m.Daily Hebrew School Monday through Thursday afternoons commencing at 3:30 to 6 p.m.ace PEER CUS POS COS Anh TURN + me Se BS Rev.Royden Thoms on Catholic Hour * A talk entitled \"Cherish The Gift of Life\u201d will be given by Reverend Royden Thoms, of St.Augustine of Canterbury parish, on the Catholic Hour broadcast over Station CJAD Sunday afternoon at 2:05.This is the fifth talk in a series entitled \u2018Road Signs for Our Most Important Journey\u201d.Lisser; Ticket Convener, Mrs.Gerald Caplan.Members of committee \u2014 Mesdames Eli Yaphe, Alfred N.Miller, Dean Kerner, Mark Stein, Samuel Schwartz.President Mrs, Irvin Gertsman looks forward to a generous response from all Sisterhood members in this fund- raising effort.Tuesday, November 19 at 1.15 p.m.Dessert Luncheon \u2014 Speaker, Mrs.Alex Carsley on \u201cContemporary Home Decorating\u201d (illustrated).Special guests at this luncheon all newly affiliated Sisterhood members.To Be Inscribed on Memorial Tablet: The name of Ned Arthur Jassby will be formally inscribed on the Temple Memorial Tablet this Sabbath Eve as a perpetual memorialization.An offering to the Synagogue in loving tribute to the departed has been made by Mr.and Mrs.Jack Notkin.Brotherhood Tombola Night: Wednesday evening.November 20.8.30 p.m.Temple Community House.Admission Free \u2014 The charge \u2014 Alex Carsley, Samuel Garfield, Mark Stein, Irving Solowey, Abraham Izenberg.Mac Hochmitz, Samuel Bross.Rudolph Lustig, Stanley Tucker.Bernard Wexler, Edward Auer- back, Frank Tarter.Henry Rosenberg, Henry Benjamin, William Morris, Maurice Schwartz.Temple \u201cMr.and Mrs.\u201d Club: Chinese Supper and Card Party.«Sunday evening, November 24.7 p.m.Temple Community House.Reservations\u2014Mrs, Saul Perlman, REgent 7-1942.Jewish Book Month Observance in Temple School: In the Junior and High School Departments of the Religious School 15 are being planned under the direction of Moishe Rotstein.Yehuda Vineberg, Mus.Bach., in charge of musical instruction is now rehearsing with school pupils the traditional chanukah songs as well as the new Israeli songs pertaining to the observance of the Feast of the Maccabees which occurs next month, The student council of the school holds its first meeting of the school following the Junior Con- _gregation worship on Saturday.November 16.The entire Administration of the Temple Religious School is under the direction of Miles Wisenthal.Reuben Ginsberg, LPh, Registrar and Chairman of the School! Board.Classes are now being held in the new school building which is equipped with the latest facilities.Young Adults: A most successful meeting of this group took place at the home of Miss Fee Levitan with Samuel Gesser in an illustrated lecture on \u201cSounds Of Our City\u201d.Officers of this Club are the following: Chairman, Miss Stephanie Stern: Past Chairman, Miss Elaine Paperman; Secretary, Lawrence Ginsberg; Treasurer.Marvyn Morris: Executive Member, Miss Lee Levitan, ® Temple Young Married: This newly organized group holds-a programme meeting on Sunday evening, December 1 at 8 p.m.in the Temple Community\u2019 House.A panél discussion with the following participants will take * mme | Shaar Hashomayim |.+ - ¥ JEWISH STUDIES: The Adult BAR MITZVAH: Mark Gordon Institute of Jewish Studies com- Appel, son of Mr.and Mrs.A.mences its first semester on Bram Appel, 103 Sunnyside Monday, November 18th with an avenue, will this Sabbath morn- interesting program of study and ing be called to the Reading of Film Forum.coe the Torth in celebration of his The Study course on \u201cThe Role Bat Mitzvah.of Judaism in the New Age\u201d will RIDAY EVENING HOUR be given by Mr.Benjamin Herson AND ONEG SHABBAT: Friday at 8:00 p.m.in the Library.This Evening Hour and Oneg Shabbat course will deal with great Jewish will be held on November 15th at teachings that have relevance to 8:30 p.m.in the Beth Hamedrash.the revolutionary changes taking Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat will pre- y] bef ; , Sener place before our eyes.side with the participation of Mr.Morris Chaikelson, Miss Connie Segal and Mr.Charles Shuchat, and the Choral Group: Allan Bernfeld, Marvin Goldberg, David Mendelson, Robert Rosenblatt, Joel Rubinovitch, Charles Shu- chat and Dr.Charles Solomon.Mr.Victor Avrunin, Acting Chairman of the United Israel Appeal will be the Guest of Honor, The Friday Evening Hour .and Oneg Shabbat is conducted \u201cSSION of day to day problems.under the leadership of a com- A Social Hour will follow in mittee of young members of the Annex of the Beth Hamed- Chngregation Shaare Hashoma- rash at the conclusion of the yim, under the chairmanship of Film Forum, Dr.Charles Solomon.WOMEN\u2019S INSTITUTE: Mrs.is under the sponsorship of the Alex Shulman, Chairman of the.Women's Institute, announces that regular sessions of the Im stitute are in progress.Registrations are still being accepted for all classes, which include instruction in Elementary, Intermediate and Advanced Hebrew, Personalities of the Bible, Modern Jewish Life and Thought and monthly Round Table Forums and Book Reviews.ADULT INSTITUTE OF A Film Forum on the theme of \u201cThe Legacy of Judaism: Its Values and Concepts\u201d will take place at 9:00 p.m.in the Library.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat will lead the discussion following the showing of the film.The Film Forum is designed to give a basic understanding of central Jewish Concepts and affords an excellent opportunity for open dis- oo special programmes in obhser- vance of Jewish Book Month which commences on November MA, Educational Assistant and place: \u201cThe Doctor Looks At Cr \u201cA Marriage Counsellor Looks Freeman: \u201cThe Rabbj Looks At Marriage\u201d, Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern.The President of the Young Married is Mitchel Gar- finkle.A .question period will follow the panel discussion.burners .phone Blessing Sabbath Lights: This Sabbath Eve \u2014 Mrs.Albert V.Simon.\u2018 The Adult Institute of Jewish \u201cGet Ready for Winter! Have us Check your OIL BURNE For efficiency and economy For prompt, highly skilled service on domestic, indus- At Marriage\u201d.Professor Dorothy trial and commercial oil * The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 15, 1957 7 St.Mary's Hospital chapel dedicated The new chapel at St.Mary's Hospital was dedicated Sunday afternoon with Cardinal Leger presiding.A benediction service followed the consecration.At a reception after Lhe ceremony.Cardinal Leger presented scrolls to John L.O\u2019Brien, QC, Desmond A.Clarke, J.E.L, Duquet, QC, and Noe.A.Tim- mins, Jr.for their sqrvice to the hospital.The cardinal was introduced by A.J.Grant, president of the hospital's board of directors.Extension Activities Committee, Chairman, Dr.George J.Strean.MEN'S ASSOCIATION BREAKFAST FORUM: The Men's Association resumes its weekly Breakfast Forum Sessions on Sunday, November 17th at 9:00 a.m.Guest Speaker: Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat, Chairman: Mr.Albert Greenberg, Sponsor: Mr.Arthur Rudnikoff.: | =] 1957 MAINTENANC WHEN THE CANVASSER CALLS The City of Westmount SERVING SR TAT ret ER one.mette Ye AB a > > 8 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 15, 1957 Funeral directors\u2019 story told Westmount Rotary \u201cThe profession of undertaker or funeral director seems to hold a horrible fascination for some people, who wonder how I could ever stand to be in such a business\u201d, Ross James an executive of Tees and Co., funeral directors, told Westmount Rotary Club Wednesday.\u201cFunerals and funeral directors are the butts of considerable humor, a humor which is based instinctively on fear\u201d, he said.\u201cThis fascination and fear goes back to the dawn of history, when man took to his heels at the sudden death of a fellow cave dweller.This was fear of the unknown.Primitive man thought death was caused by evil spirits, and the same thing would happen to him if he didn't get away from the vicinity im- mediateiy.\u201d \u201cLater on they covered tn» Abu sy 3500 NAMUE: YOU CANT GET LOST AT Parkway Pontiac RE.9-2291 © Both have a bank account- and a purpose for saving THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY + body with stones to keep the evi] spirits interred.A further development of this was a cut stone over the grave to warn people away from the vicinity.\u201cGradually,\u201d Mr.Ross continued, \u201cmore civilized customs came x into general practice, but some} of the ancient beliefs and customs persisted to the present day.\u201d \u201cYou have all heard of the expression, to be carried out feet first.This originated with savage people who believed a corpse could still see after death and cast an evil eye on the place he died causing further sickness and death.\u201d \u201cThe custom of casting three handfuls of earth on the coffin originated in ancient Egypt.Another interesting custom is the Irish wake which supposedly started with St.Patrick who told his mourning followers to forget their grief and rejoice at his comfortable exit.It is a custom which is still followed with enthusiasm.\u201d \u201cThe history of the present day funeral director goes back + 5 Hh # WILLIAM D.MORROW of Westmount has been awarded a 21\u201d color-television set by Shredded Wheat (Nabisco Foods Limited) sponsors of-a distinctive Canadian Flag contest.Judges of the contest were Gordon Sinclair, commentator, Sydney Watson, principal of the Ontario College of Art and Roger Lapointe, director, Visites Interprovinciales.Of the sketches submitted, the largest single group favored a Canadian flag which incorporated the maple leaf in its design.Other ideas included the fleur de lis, the beaver, a map of Canada, provincial coats of arms as well as many original designs.only 150 years, up to that time the local carpenter or cabinet maker made the coffin.At the end of the 18th century more progressively minded carpenters began making coffins ahead of time and soon the undertaker emerged as an essential member of the community.\u201d \u201cEmbalming became popular \u2018during the California gold rush She is saving to buy o new watch for her husband's next birthday He is saving to help his son and daughter get a good education Plans really start to take shape when savings start to grow.One way to make sure you'll have money when you need it is to make regular deposits in your bank account.At first it may not be easy to stick faithfully to your savings program.But as your dollars build up you\u2019ll find yourself facing the future with greater confidence, making plans with new assurance that you'll be able to carry them out.Use a chartered bank to keep your savings safe and growing.You will always be glad you did.Save at a bank \u2014 millions dol and the American civil war, and in the last 75 years great progress has been made in the discovery of new fluids and chemicals.A lot of criticism has been voiced recently at the increasing high cost of dying and the unnecessary practice of embalming.\u201d \u201cI would like to point out that the primary object of embalming is to protect the living, and not to beautify the dead.Funeral costs just like other costs nave risen with those of other businesses and professions.While most organizations can foresee the amount of work that w:l have to be done from day to day and plar.for a minimum staff :o handle it; the case 13 very different for a funeral \u201ci- rector.\u201d He never knows from One minute to the next what amount of business he will have to handle, and in consequence has to maintain a maximum experienced staff, and this nat for a forty nour week but a 168 hour week, It is a nervewracking business in that no two cases are alike.New trends are always \u20ac ; ; ; ; «appearing in this business.The old formal funeral with black plumed horses and formally ai- tired mourners is nov.a thing of the past.The $15,000 motor hearse has replaced the horse drawn carriage.It will change just as drastically in the next 30 years, he concluded.Westmount's judge.(Continued from Page 4) eral of the units before the distinguished group, military and civilian, that reviewed them was carried out with the precision that on a less solemn occasion would have evoked the spontaneous applause of the spectators.Thanks is also due to the splendid police force of the city for the courtesy of its members in directing the traffic and their deportment, many of whom served overseas.Such dignified Commemoration services heighten our av- preciation of the institutions, way of life and form of government that distinguish the free nations from those under the iron heel of a ruthless despotism that seeks to de- tsroy all that we in the demac- racies hold dear, not the least of which is the right of the people- to govern themselves.Truly: \u201cTheir name liveth for evermore.\u201d Bernard Rose.Loretto Alumnae The Loretto Alumnae of Montreal will hold the annual Estevan Party at 8.15 p.m.on Monday at the home of Miss Helen Brennan, 388 Olivier avenue, Westmount.All members are cordially invited. cat wu 5365069 vw SOO\" 0 ® RP Y Oo Wy Woes YN EW Ow = New School .(Continued from Page 8) - vienna, the Sorbonne in Paris, University of Geneva, the University of Me:buurne, all appear peside McGill and Columbia on the faculty lists, AMBITIOUS PROGRAM Naturally, with such an ambitious program the school curriculum isn\u2019t & normal one, or example, children begin to learn French at the age of five in the elementary school.For iwo years they have already been learning French songs in the the kindergarten, and at the age of eight they are reading fluently from .French newspapers.In the high school the \u201cpbroad and deep\u201d policy is continued to develop every ability that a child might have.All students \u2018take both Iutin and Science, as well as English, French, Maths, History, Music, Arts (both industrial and fine), and take part in the games and gymnastic programa Within this broad framework kept ut a maximum of fifteen, of freedom.The classes are the teachers have À great deal and they are able to concan- trate on each child.All the time the emphasis is on progression.No child is kept back because his or her classmates are not as clever.They are all individuais within the group, and their particular abilities are guided along the best lines in reading or experiment, depending on the subject.; Contrary to current beliefs, the teachers insist that this emphasis on individual progression does nol tend to develop complexes ir the less-intelligent child.Each pupil quickly finds his or her level in the group: and works along that line.This system makes small classes a niust.And although the school is currently short of funds, the Board refuses to take more children and ruin the individual pupil's prospects.Mrs.Forbes, an official of the school said, \u201cWe need money for materials, books and a whole lot of things.But if it means crowding the classes to get them then we refuse, There are no lowering of standards after coming this far.\u201d RELATIONSHIPS The ultimate succéss of \u2018his system of education depends on the relationship between teacher and pupil.The teacher has to have an intimate knowledge of each child.This is gained in two ways.First, it is done through the parents.St.George's has a strong home and school association, and a number of parents are members of the school board.With each school report the parents are invited to an individual meeting with the child\u2019s teacher to discuss his or her progress, In addition, parénts of children who are working below their capabilities are asked to meet the teacher to discuss the problem, Second, from the beginnipg of their educaticn the group apirit is impressed on the children, They are assured that at any time they have the right to criticize and contribute: It is emphasized that the teacher is part of the group, and not the strong- arm at the head.They may question the choice of text-books, make suggestions for improving the interest value of a lesson,.and are encouraged to discuss the methods being applied to them, As soon as this spirit has been established the children are wide open to encouregement, And they quickly realize the value of hard work.A history teacher insisted HOMEWORK The same teacher spoke of a class of hers that had recently complained that they were getting too much homework.The principal came in and spoke to them for half an hour on the value of the extra work, and pointed out why they needed it.Be- Dn IT TREY H.M.SCHUDT, 32 Thornhill avenue, Westmount, president eof Canadian Allis-Chalmers Ltd., whe will act as honorary head table chairman at the \u201cExecutives\u2019 Night\u201d dinner meeting of the National Industrial Advertisers Association, to be held at the Ritz Carlton Hotel, Tuesday.cause this understanding between another method of getting to.staff and pupils existed the child- know \u2018he children.They asked ren listened and were convinced.them to keep an exact record They have nct complained since.of their lives during the wzek.Also, the teachers introduced \u2018The children naturally got a good The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 15, 1957 9 deal of fun out of it, writing touches are just being made to down every insignificant, thing the modern gymnasium.they could think of.But the staff This sc'.oo! may seem too good got a great deal out it too.It to be true, even now.But .he was discovered, for example, that teachers feel certain that the one girl who had to go home new building merely marks the with a heacache ewery Monday beginning.Certainly, the parents afternoon was was watching tele- believe so.They gave $105,000 vision all day Sunday.fhe hadn't to help build it.realized the connection between the two.One obvious criticism of this Elizabeth Read WMS school 1s that with so much em- The monthly meeting of the phasis on academic work, a Elizabeth Read Missionary Aux- child misses recreation.But in| iliary of the Calvary United St.George's' every pupil takes] Church will be held in the church part in at least one hour of or-| parlor on Wednesday, November ganized recreation every day.| 20, at 8 p.m.Miss Isabel Frith And at the back of the school a will review a chapter of the sports field and hockey rink are Study Book, \u201cCross and Crisis nearly finished.Also, the final' in Japan\u201d.a 4.He.aveu ec dd, 3500 NAMUR RE.9-2291 MQNTREAL'S NEWEST EXCLUSIVE x» Pontiac Dealer x - Invites you to visit their MODERN SERVICE DEPT.Where all your car needs can be completed at ONE TIME! - (by G M factory-trained Mechanics) The Gymnasium at St.George's School Under Construction Laminated Structures Limited supplied five distinctly Tapered Beams with a clear span of 54 feet.\u2018 Once again Laminated Structures have proved to be most practical and most economical.Compared to all other structural materials laminated timber was chosen for use in the gymnasium where a wide clear span was required.Whatever your building requirements \u2014 It pays to Look Into Laminated.\u201cLAMINATED STRUCTURES LIMITED 1235 McGILL COLLEGE AVE, MONTREAL 2 FEAR jl R ve cept - ma ROE ssh via Sa EF WB a WE SE amie he cig ga -_p id * a Er + + D T0 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 15, 1957 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 15, 1957 1% Architect well lighted classrooms.ol.Ge0nGE d OUNUUL 3090 Westmount Blvd.| Pictured at left is the new St.George's : School.Constructed in modern style, .the building is completely reinforced concrete with a large glass area.It has been one of the least expensive schools to construct in Montreal.All classrooms are bright and sunny and face the playground area.This new building replaces the three old houses in which the school was ! formerly conducted.oo Below is a view of one of the \u2014\u2014 TR > © pce rer \u2018 FPMO EE ve 5 Cr NE EERE gy a.uA Kak 5 ET E î eo VEN H 4 OW um - en ; #5 * x ie : ra adding lt i ob to Consulting Structural Engineers DE STEIN & McCUTCHEON 4147 Sherbrooke St.West WE.3-5834 Architect FRED LEBENSOLD \u201c JACK P.WOLOFSKY 620 Cathcart St.Consulting Mechanical & Electrical Engineers UN.1-2723 DOUGLAS BR! 5965 Monkland Ave.HU.1-1182 3 HARDWOOD FLOORING Supplied, Laid & Finished DONAT PREVOST 1732 Darling St.LA.4.7503 MASONRY WORK REGENT CONSTRUCTION LTD.2065 Clifton Ave.DE.1567 FINISHING HARDWARE DURAND HARDWARE LTD.804 St.James St.West UN.6-3541 ELECTRICAL WORK FLOMEN ELECTRIC CO.LTD.Electrical Contractors > 9500 St.Lawrence Blvd.DU.1-6202 MISCELLANEOUS WORK HUDSON CONSTRUCTION INC.Paving & Builders 2002 Hampton Ave.EL.1177 À PLUMBING, HEATING & VENTILATION THERMATIC LTD.5176 St.Lawrence Blvd.CR.4-8279 ARCHITECTURAL METAL VICTORIA ORNAMENTAL METAL WORKS REG'D 8975 Tanguay DU.8-889 | TERRAZZO THE ZAMBON CO.LTD.8815 Park Ave.DU.8-0382 ROOFING H.B.BELOFF ROOFING CO.5700 Christophe Colomb CR.9-3666 EXCAVATION & CONCRETE CONCRETERS READY MIX LTD.1450 Blvd.Laurentian RI.7-4721 MILLWORK PEEL CREAM LTD.Woodworking 711 Richmond St.WE.2-1192 LAMINATED BEAMS LAMINATED STRUCTURES LTD.1235 McGill College UN.6-9342 SULLSASH CRESSWELL POMERQY LTD.Window Equipment 2425 Grand Blvd.HU.11-1142 The Following are also Proud to be Associated with the construction \u201cof this Modern School | GENERAL CONTRACTORS CMNER CONSTRUCTION LTD. ii FY Re mate LC J LR du\u201d! i\u201d = es Bn oc nnn id 55 th 12 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 15, 1957 Social & Lersonal | Mr.and Mrs.Emile Nenninger, | of Westmount, have returned rol-! lowing « stay in Monte Carl, Monaco.i Miss Frances B.Sweeny, 337 Kensinglun avenue, Westmount, is holding an exhibition of paint- | ings November 15 to 19, from 3 to 6 p.m.Tea will be served from 4 to 6 p.m.Mr.Pennington Haile, Ph.D, author of the \u201cThe Eagle and the Beal\u201d and other well known books, will be the guest speaker at Lhe meeting of the Women's Canadian Club to be held \u2018n Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Monday, November 18, at 2.30 p.m.Mr.and Mrs.Alan A.Sharpe, 635 Lansdowne avenue, ~West- mount, have returned from Bermuda, B.W.I., where they spent one week, While there, Mr.Sharpe was one of the judges at the Dog Obedience Trials, at the Bermuda Kennel Club.Mrs.Mark Mehr entertained recently at her residence, 3075 The Boulevard, for members of the ticket committee for the sn- nual ball of the Hellenic Ladies\u2019 Benevolent Society being held on Friday evening, January 10, at the Windsor Hotel.Mrs.J.R.Beveridge, President of the Provincial Chapter IODE, entertained at a colfee party yesterday at IODE House, in honor of Mrs.D.W.McGibbon of Toronto, Vice-president of the National Chapter.- The tea hostesses for Lhe November 20 nieeting of the ; Montreal Council of Women il! Dunford will give a short talk be the I.adies\u2019 Committee of the about the Montreal Museum of Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.Fine Arts which is one of Lhe Mrs.E.H.Cousens and Mme.Federated Societies of the Mont- Albert Deschamps, co-chairmen, real Council of Women.will be pourers, and Mrs.Galt > x x \u2018 ENGAGEMENTS Mr.and Mrs.Gaston Elie announce the engagement of their daughter Marie, to Mr.Fernand Lalonde, son of the late Hon.Mr.Justice Maurice Lalonde and of Mrs.Lalonde.The marriage has been arranged to take place on Saturday morning, November 23, at half-past ten o'clock in St.Leo's Church, Westmount.Mr.and Mrs.Roland J.W.Tucker of Pointe Claire, Quedec, announce the engagement of their only daughter, Dorothy Ann, to Mr.Harold O.Leavitt, younger son of the late Mr.and Mrs.H.R.Leavitt of West- mount.The marriage has been arrang- JOHN POOL I ed to take place on Saturday, Foot Specialist Dec.14, at Summerlea United 1378 CREENE AVENUE Church, Lachine.(Near Sherbrooke) Westmount Painless removal of corns, callouses, ingrown toe nails.Latest electric ecuipment.Plastic arch supports to relieve all weak foot conditions.Children's Supports a Specialty.By appointment only New Phone Number WE.2-1545 Book Club The Westmount Park-Emman- uel Book Club meeting will be held on Monday, November 25 at 8:15 p.m.Guest speaker will be Dr.Ritchie Yseil.Guests welcome.HAIRDRESSER COTORINE HAIR STYLING FOR APPOINTMENT PLEASE PHONE DE.4501 Mondays To Thursdays: 9 a.m.to 7 p.m.FRIDAYS: 9 a.m.to 9 p.m.\u2014 SATURDAYS: 9 a.m.to 4 p.m, 4927 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST (Near Claremont) I RRR on oi Rr ES Sh AAA amet LL TURP IQ MISS BERNICE ELAINE BROCKLEHURST, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Brocklehurst of Westmount, and MR.JOHN BURNHAM BARTREM, son of Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Bartrem of Notre Dame de Grace, whose marriage will take place on Saturday afternoon, November 28, at three o\u2019clock at the First Presbyterian Church, Montreal.\" \u2014Rapid Grip and Batten Photos In the Womens Rolin Annual musicale The annual musicale of the Westmount Women's Club will he held on Friday, November 22, in Victoria Hall The St.Lambert Operatic Society will sing excerpts from Gilbert and Sullivan.Music chairman is Mrs.D.A.McNiece.Mixed Bridge A mixed bridge will be held vn Monday, November 26, at 8 p.min St, L-o's School Fall, Clarke avenue, under the sponsorship of \u201cThe League of the Sacred Heart.\u201d There v-ill be door prizes, and refreshments will be served.Please take playing cards.Annual card party The annual card party of the Business Women's Unit of the Catholic Women\u2019s League will he held on Monday evening, in the Town of Mount Royal Town Hall.Convener for this event will be Miss Patricia Mullally, first vice-president.She will be assisted by Miss Dorothy All- mand as co-chairman, Migs Patricia McCord as reception convener and Miss Noreen Callahan will be in charge of refreshments.CWL dessert bridge The November monthly meeting of the Westmount Sub-Divi- sion of the Catholic Women's League will take the form of a \u201cDessert Bridge\u201d on Thursday, November 21, at 2 o'clock in the hall of St.Leo's Academy, 360 Clarke avenue, Westmount, Al members are asked to take a friend who might become a member.The guest will be received by the executive and the dessert will be served by the convener, Mrs.J.J.McDonald and her committee, x Czechoslovak bazaar The Czechoslovak Association of Canada-Montreal Branch, is holding a Christmas welfare bazaar on Saturday at the Finnish Lutheran Church, 1632 Dor- chester street west.Open all day.Karnak Ladies Club A beauty demonstration will be held at the Masonic Temple at 2.30 p.m.sharp, on Tuesday for the Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club.Members and guests will be received by the president Mrs.Alex Leslie.Refreshments will be served.Inner Wheel The Inner Wheel of Montreal will hold its November meeting on Tuesday at 10 a.m.in the Mount Royal Hotel, Mrs.J.G.MacLean, president, will preside and after a short business meeting, the ladies will work on surgical dressings.An informal coffee hour will follow at noon.Telephone pioneers The monthly get-together of Montreal Life Members\u2019 Club, Telephone Pioneers of Amerfca, will be held in the Club Rooms, 3rd floor of Beaver Hall Bldg., at 2 p.m.Wednesday, Nov.20.Wives and widows of Telephone Pioneers cordially invited to come along.Wedding PLateau 4444 Ve + wd XI There Is Never A Compromise For Quality! Mountain Street at Sherbrooke .+.x Women's students to meet faculty All evening women students of Sir George Williams College have been invited to meet the Faculty Sunday, December 8 at 3:30 p.m.This first anniversary tea of the Evening Women's Society will be held at the new college building in Birks Hall.Guest speaker will be Dr.Henry Foss Hall, principal of the College and a short speech will be given by Miss Stella Malish, president of the Society.Toastmistress Club The Mount Royal Toastmistress Club public relations meeting will take place on Monday at 6 p.m.in the Green Room of the Queen\u2019s Hotel.a ea ea nu * UNSURPASSED ; VALUES FINE .FURS See us also for © REPAIRING © REMODELLING FLOMEN EXCLUSIVE FURS REG'D.1235 Greene Avenue {Opposite Avenue Theatre) WE.2-3312 Flowers Xavier Apostolate Guild to hold membership tea The Xavier Apostolate Guild will hold a membership meeting and tea in Victoria Hall, West- mount, at 2.15 p.m.on Monday.Rt.Rev.Msgr.E.J.Lapointe, DP, PP of the Parish of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, will speak on the centennary of the Grend'Seminary, Montreal.Presiding at the tea table will be Mrs.W.H.Wilson, and Mrs.P.T.Lynch.Serving\u2014Mrs, L.P.Rolland, Mrs.John Martin, Mrs.J.P.Carter, Mrs.Fred Dwane, Miss Florence Kinchan, Mr; Henry Compeau, Mrs.John Mc- Elroy.Mrs.R.C.Wilkins, Mrs.W L.Holland, Mrs.G.H.Cooke.Musica] program \u2014 Bernard Mongram will sing.N.D.S.Club group The \u201cKnow your Montreal\u201d group of the Notre \u2018Dame de Grace Women's Club is planning a trip to the Dominion Stores Warehouse at 3195 Bedford road; all members wishing to make the trip are asked to meet at the north east corner of Cote des Neiges and Queen Mary road at 1:30 p.m.sharp on November 20.For further information please contact Mrs.D.K.Gow- ans at HU.8-2940.SONIA CHAMBERLAIN A.R.A.D., M.I.S.T.D., A.1.S.T.D.Will hold Ballet Classes undër the Royal Academy Syllabus for children from 4 years of age upwards.iZvening classes in modern ballroom.Keep fit classes for young people and adults.St.Stephen's Parish Hall, 4006 Dorchester W,, Westmount For Registration, .phone WE.2-1663 my dressing-gown please and a fartan Viyella would be so nice to come home to aîter a hard day in the park.3-6x.8.95 The Children's Corner a pleasant shop x + 1350 Greene WE.7-6510 quarters, - - M the MW omen 3 Poul mm GIVING THE SAEUTE above are the newly-elected members of the Executive board of the Ladies Auxiliaries to the Metropolitan Area of the Boy Scout Association.They were installed at the annual meeting held recently at Scout Head- \u2014Graetz Photo Canon Scott IODE Canon Scott Chapter IODE sewing meeting will be held on Tuesday afternoon at 2.45 at the home of Mrs.H.W.Scadding, 1321 Graham boulevard.Legion whist The Canadian Legion Montreal Hospital Committee are holding a Military Whist Card Panty Monday evening, November 18 at 8.30 p.m.in Legion Hall 1191 Mountain street.Please bring own playing cards.Westminster bazaar A church hazaar will be held in the Church Hall, 926 Atwater avenue Friday, November 15 and Saturday, November 16, commencing at 4 p.m.Mr.Gordon Sinclair of Station CFCF will open the bazaar.A turkey supper will be served from 5.30 p.m.Park Emmanuel WMS The WMS Auxiliary of West- mount Park-Emanuel Church will meet in Webster Hall on Tuesday at 2:30 p.m.The speaker will be Mr.Kent Garrett who will tell of the caravan work carried on in this city by the United Church.The soloist will be Mrs.W.D Kirk.Sisterhood meeting In celebration of Jewish Book Month, the Temple Beth Sholom Sisterhood have been successful in obtaining Mrs.H, D.Cheifetz to review as well as read portions out of that humorous and informative book \u2018Love and Knishes\u2019, by Sara Kasdan, The review will take place on Tuesday, at 2 p.m.as a \u2018tea in the round\u2019.Mrs.I.Hyams is the convener and Mrs, Kenneth Van Guen will preside.Annual card party The annual eard party of the Villa Maria Alumnae, (English Section) under the presidency of Mrs.Lorenzo Jerome, will be held on Saturday afternoon, November 16, at two-thrity o'clock at the Villa Maria Convent, 4250 Decarie boulevard, Mrs.J.Fred Gallagher and Miss Marguerite Beaudin are co-conveners for this event in aid of the scholarship fund.Tea arrangements are in charge of Mrs.Marvin C.Chase and her committee.PAPE EE = RA Na EXE Hospital WA meeting The Women's Auxiliary of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital will meet on Wednesday.November 20, at 2.30 p.m.in the Nurses' residence.© Military whist The Church Women's Assouia- tion (evening group) is holding a military whist in S.Columba Church Hall on Hingston avenue, today at 8:15 p.m.There will pe door prizes and refreshments will be served.Tickets are available at the door.Group singing Ladies and gentlemen interested in group singing are cordially invited to participate in the activities of the Temple Emanu-El choral group.The music direction is in the hands of Cantor Otto Staeren, and the choir meets weekly on Wednesday evenings at 8.15 p.m.in the Lecture Hall of the Temple at 1100 Sherbrooke street west.Day of Recollection The Alumnae Association of Saint Mary's Hospital School of Nursing is holding a Day of Recollection on Sunday, November 17, at The Holy Cross Retreat House, 314 St.Catherine road.Mass at 9.15 a.m.will be celebrated by Father C.Cahill, and the day will close at 4 p.m.with solemn Benediction, All graduates and their friend are invited to attend.Retarded children Dr.Richard L.Masland, assistant director of the Nationau Institute of Neurological Diseases anc Blindness and director of the National Association foi Retarded Children Research Program will be the speaker at a meeting of the Association toi the help of Retarded Children (Quebec) Inc.to be held Thursday.November 21 at 8.30 p.min the YWCA, Dorchester Street, west.a Stanley Church group The monthly meeting of the Isabel McConnell Evening Auxiliary of Stanley Pregbyterian Church will be held on Monday, at 8.15 pm.in Franklta Hall Memorial.A colored sound film on Malaya, entitled \u201cIn Mace of Jeopardy\", will be shown and a ccrdial invitation is extended to anyone who is interested in Malaya today.to come and see this film.give a short Mrs.L.M.Cartland will introduction.PS 1 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 15, 1957 13 Mrs.R.J.Young heads board Metropolitan Boy Scout LA The annual meeting of the Executive Board of Ladies Auxiliaries to the Metropolitan Area of the Boy Scout Association was held recently at Scout Headquarters, Bishop Street.Reports for the past year were read and a new slate of officers elected.Mrs.F.A.Hinchcliffe retiring president new Executive, namely: president, Mrs.R.J.Young; 1st vice-president, Mrs.A.I.Mearns; recording secretary, Mrs.F.A.Walker; corresponding secretary, Mrs.G.Fielders; treasurer, Mrs.J.R.Bristowe; Conveners \u2014 membership, Mrs.E.Lloyd; social, Mrs.J.C.Warmington; publicity, Mrs.H.E.Wright; advisories \u2014 western, Mrs.E.D.Wake; eastern, Mrs.C.J.8S.Duncan; southern, Mrs.R.Bim- son; northern, Mrs.J.E.Holden; lakeshore, Mrs.C.N.Heavens; central, Mrs.J.R.Garland.Mr, K.Daryl Bedford, Scout Commissioner for the Western District, addressed the meeting on the 1957 Jamborees, being ac- _ companied by Queen Scouts Ted X Cleaver and Michael Warming- ton.Mr.Bedford and Ted Cleaver attended the World Jamhoree at Sutton Colfield, England and Michael Warmington attended the American Jamboree at- Valley Forge.Mr.Bedford showed colored slides of the Jamboree at Sutton Colfield and Ted Cleaver told of his experiences there.Michael Warmington's description of the Valley Forge installed the * Jamboree was also very interesting and amusing.Benefit sale An annua) sale of hand woven goods will be held on Wednesday and Thursday, November 20 and 21 from 3 to 9 p.m.in the Auditorium of Mackay School, 3544 Decarie boulevard.The puhlic is cordially invited.PAPER, à * FOR DISTINCTIVE HAIR STYLING CALL .WE.5-0562 WE.5-2486 WRN NNR NN ANNI NN INN ANNI IIIA IN Emile ad BEAUTY SALON 1347 Greene Ave.dei dd #AÂNS \u201cA real orchestra, effects such as echoes, clarity.\u201d Tickets: On Sale at: | MONTREAL CONCERTS PRESENT THE PAMPLONA CHOIR {from Spain) made of voices .bells.percussion with overwhelming \u201cThe revelation of the inlernational Music Weeks in Paris has been the Choral Group from Pamplona.\u201d PLATEAU AUDITORIUM Monday, Dec.2 \u2014 at 9.00 P.M.$1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 Willis & Co.& Ed.For information: 1475 Crescent St.Tel.: AV.8-2388 achieve instrumental \u2014 L\u2019Xllustration, Paris \u2014The Diapason, Milan Archambault IN SOCIETY OF FRIENDS OF MUSIC PRESENT CONCERT ARTISTS GUILD INC.AWARD WINNER HYMAN Violinist John Newmark at the Steinway ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19 af 8.30 p.m.West Hill High School Auditorium INDIVIDUAL TICKETS ON SALE $3.36 including tax Tickets may be obtained at the International Music Store, also Willis & Co.or Phone HU.8-5186 \u2018Memberships still available or single tickets\u2019 TH es Ë à La.kT sn AGERE rir LG > wo me PH Se ra rs tar der ti de da di ati GE SRE EU 14 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 15, 1957 Hospital Auxiliary VISITa \"The House of lists conveners ' \u2018 Distinctive Gifts\" i 3 » A : Imported from f | f k i {, TE all over the world or sa e 0 Wor | >, This week's Mrs.D.K.Gowans, chairman 1 \u20ac suggestion for Ways and Means for the i 4 A from Women's Auxiliary of the Cath- i SPAIN erine Booth Hospital's forthcom- ; ing Fall Sale of Work announces Jewel Boxes the following members as chair- Leather men and committees for the Goods various booths: Aprons: Chairman Mrs.W.Mann; committee, Mrs.T.D.Handrahan, Mrs.N.Lefebvre, Mrs.A.J.Lynch, and Mrs.S.Maylor; Candy: Chairman Mrs.F.Talbot; committee\u2014 Miss Ann Robertson, and Mrs.F.H.Gatehouse; Christmas decorations: Chairman Mrs.C.G.Nuttall; committee \u2014 Mrs.R.J.O'Leary, Mrs.T.Dawson, Mrs.shar Movie Soo pode C.Waldo, Mrs.W.Shepherd, | Mrs.H, Stevens, Mrs.R.Glass- i AV.8-7777 - 1450 Peel St.Opposite the Sheraton-.Mount-Royal Hotel You Are Invited To.THE POTTERS CLUB ANNUAL EXHIBITION and SALE / MONDAY, NOV.18th TO SUNDAY, NOV.24th INCLUSIVE | ° OFFICIAL OPENING © i MONDAY, NOV.18th AT 8 P.M.! Daily thereafter 2.30 to 10 P.M.At the interior decorating showrooms of W.GC.PERRY.1355 Creene Avenue, Wetmount Zz THR Hin JEAN CARSLEY, M.I.D.S.Q., who will speak on \u201cContemporary Decorating\u201d at the meeting of the Temple Emanu\u2019El Sisterhood on Tuesday.This meeting will take the form of a dessert luncheon commencing at 1.15 p.m.MRS.LEONARD ARNOLD, Secretary of the Montreal Branch of the National Ballet Guild.The annual engagement of the National Ballet Company opens on November 18, at Her Majesty's Theatre.\u2014 Trower Photo ac Ad x in the Temple Community ford, Mrs.E.Ward, Mrs.A.\u2019 House, Guests will be wel- Chaston, Mrs.D.Sutherland, Teenage «Club dance come.\u2014Markow Photo ; Mrs.A.P.Thomson, and Mrs.The week! | : : y Teenage Club 52 B.Pringle; Country Store: will yance this Friday night at the| dance no membership will ne A Mrs.A.Demarais, Mrs.W.B.| Wardell Will act as master of à Gold, Mrs.R.G.Harries, Mrs.ceremonies.Door prizes will be OF WESTMOUNT R.Varey, Mrs.G.D.MacKay, given and there will be a Fun \u201cNoted for Quality\" A Mrs.G.E.Bowers; Home Cook- Fair in the Chatterbox Snack .ing: Co-Chairmen Mrs.J.H.| Bar 4466 SE rhetine West es + + 2 titres _ .cn + a IE ET EE EE ee Modern Living Demands Smart lines with modern terrazzo or linen design tempered aluminum slats\u2014mar-proof finish won't crack, chip, peel or blisier either.Wipe clean with damp cloth.Gaily colored strong nylon pullcords tos.A qualified Connor Consultant is at your disposal without obligation to assist with your decorating problems, HU.1-7789 CALL: ge\" a aa a a a a a aan a a a a a a Renovating and Cleaning of All : Makes of Venetian Blinds a na Tae a\" eT a a a a a Te a a a nn Tn a Ten a a Vu\" Ta Ce CONNOR VENETIAN BLINDS LTD.5 Union Street Ville St.Pierre Montreal oa aaa - Sy = USE EXAMINER CLASSIFIED ADS FOR BEST RESULTS be combined this year with the candy hooth; Dolls: Chairman Mrs.O.W.Miess; committee\u2014 Mrs.K.Saunders, Mrs.E.Horsey, Mrs.H.Hannay, Mrs.S.Hutchison, Mrs., G.North, and Mrs.N.Sargent; Fish Pond: Chairman Mrs.F.H.Stanway; committee \u2014 Mrs.C.Box, and Mrs.A.L.Holden; Gifts: Co- Chairmen Mrs.H.M.Greenleaf and Mrs.L.Forth; committee\u2014 Boston and Mrs.H.W.Chaplin; committee \u2014 Miss G.Denman, Mrs.E.Heuser, Mrs.R.Varey, Mrs.O.Yates, Mrs.R.Reid, and Mrs.W.A.Routledge.Jams and Jellies: Chalrman Mrs.Dean Davis; committee \u2014 Mrs.T.C.Kopple, Mrs.C.Box, Hutchison, Mrs.G.North, Mrs.Dean Davis, Mrs.W.J.Wendon, Mrs.L.C.Holbrooke, Miss Daisy Morrow and Mrs, R.Holliday; Tea-Room: Co-Chairmen Mrs.A.Watson and Mrs, R.J.O'Leary; Treasurers: Chairman Mrs.A.H.Mason; committee \u2014 Mrs.R.C.Sancton, Mrs.C.Butler, Mrs.H.Dentith, Mrs.W.H.Thomson, Mrs.G.W.Leverette, Mrs.T.R.Gosling, Mrs.J.M.Squire, Mrs.W.G.Young and Mrs.A.S.Thomson; Evening Group \u2014 will be under the chairmanship of Mrs.E.Brown.: Benefit bazaar The annual mammoth bazaar :s taking place on Tuesday, November 19, at Les Fusiliers Mont- Royal, 3721 Henri Julien.Doors tooled leather items made by the patients as part of their occupational therapy program will be on sale.This bazaar is the first joint undertaking of the whole membership.consisting of 800 women \u2014 for this season.Convener is Mrs.H.Bercovitch and zone chairman, Mrs.H.Mendelsohh.All proceeds from this bazaar will go towards hospital maintenance.Mrs.Percy Swail, Mrs.E.Den- that | have just opened my modern hand- man, Mrs.J.Goodbody, and tailoring shop for ladies and gentlemen at 2065 Mrs.W.L.Gatehouse; Knitted St.Catherine St.West, where all, work really Articles: Chairman Mrs.Percy is exclusively hand-tailored.Brown; committee \u2014 Mrs.S.My 30 years Continental experience guaran- YWCA, on Dorchester street is being held in the midst of the nine until 11.45 p.m, necessary.The hours are from Y's World Service Benefit Carnival.Put on yearly to help raise funds for not so fortunate YWCA's in other parts of the world, this carnival is the Y\u2019s only money raising effort for the year.High Class Quality Choice Groceries Many special attractions will he featured at this dance.Hal As this is an \u201cOpen House\u201d Meat, Fish & Poultry Fruit and Vegetables HAINES PARIS, LONDON, NEW YORK BUDAPEST, VIENNA, ROME, © v Dear Madam and Sir: It is with great pleasure that | inform you tees you complete satisfaction.Once you try my tailoring service you will see that this is no mere talk but real fact that speaks for itself.Yours faithfully, J.SEREGHY SAXON'S HAND-TAILORING 2065 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST.WE.3-8088 Evenings: WE.7-5844 Offers the following Interesting Suggestions Suggestion No.1 24 HOUR TELEPHONE SERVICE will be open from 10 am.to That Companies, Service Clubs and Banks id \u2019 midnight.A booth of Landicraft .P per ' ; consider COMFORTABLE CREDIT TERMS articles including aprons and the idea of purchasing an occasional painting for presentation for long Service \u2014 Retirement Gift \u2014 or Meritorious Service \u2014 as a deviation from the stereotyped presentations at present in vogue.Suggestion No.2 That young married or.engaged couples consider investing in one or more good pictures.espécially bearing in mind our lay-away and easy instalment payment plans.ve x 939 VICTORIA SQ.ANTOINE'S ART GALLERY UN.6-4095 + VON ART SHOW: Mrs.T.D.Handraham (left) of Notre Dame de Grace who was in charge of tickets for the West District VON; and Mrs.D.B.Martin of Westmount, chairman of the fourth annual Art Show, are shown admiring some of the art which was exhibited and sold at the show.\u2014Bermingham Photo Linda Carroll, music teacher advises amateur music making Amateur music making in the home should be encouraged more, believes Linda Carroll, a young music teacher from London, England, now living in Montreal.Miss Carroll, who came to Canada two years ago, is the daughter of an eminent British scientist, Sir John Carroll, Chief Scientific Adviser of the Board of Admiralty.Already Miss Carroll has had a wide variety of teaching experience in the field of musie, and she is at present on the music staff of Trafalgar Schocl and of Miss Edgar's + and Miss Cramp\u2019s School and is giving private lessons to adult piano,.students in the mornings.LEARN TO DRIVE.THRU TRAFFIC WITH LAUZON DRIVING SCHOOL We are Onc of the Largest Automobile Driving Schools in the World Choices of Automatic or Standard Transmission Door step service AUTO TRAINER Start to learn with an Indoor Training Machine IMPORTANT: Phone or Write for Valuable Free Premiums and Our Low Rates Nervous Learners Welcome DUAL CONTROL CARS 5054 Cote des Neiges REgent 1-)112 4869 St.Denis AVenue 8-5125 In these days of television, radio and Hi-Fi record players, the art of music making in the home is being neglected, says Miss Carroll.Whereas in the old days people provided their own music, nowadays most people are content to turn a knob and listen to \u201ccanned\u201d music.One effect of being able to hear music in the home played by professionals is that it seems to deter the amateur from learning to play any instrument, Miss LTD.Flowers for all occasions .af pleasantly attractive prices.GERALD Mc KENNA LIMITED PL.9112 cast .W gs, 1539 Bishop St.Wexenva te W PL.9112 .Soococe000000000000000000000000000 ° + ° a © S TAKE IT EASY ° 9 $ S with step saving : © .© e extension © e © ; ee\u2019, e ® phones e : ; : ® BP e ° ve ° \u2018e æ ° © e a e : © : vn : ° ° > To order\u2014call your telephone.S e business office.e ® : \u2018 © e .e Sesceccoccocceccenoe0000000000008 ae ae Panne M + Carroll feels that this is a very great pity, for two reasons.First, because listening to music is only one aspect of music and people miss so much fun and enjoyment by not participating in making music themselves.Also, the listener's understanding and appreciation of any performance are so much greater if he plays an instrument himself.The sec- \"ond reasgn for regretting the disappearance of family music making is that it removes the greatest incentive for the young to learn to play an instrument.The young are not generally fired with enthusiasm to be a second Rubinstein or Menhuin, because they do not tend to measure themselves against the professional, but there is a very strong urge in all children to copy their parents and to join in the things they do, and if mother or tather plays an instrument, the child will usually want to do the same.Very few children ever become professional musicians, or have any desire to do so, but if the family is in the habit of playing and singing together there is then a definite object in view for the child who is learning to play.PARENTS SHOULD HELP For this reason, Miss Carroll feels that it is often a good idea when children start learning to play an instrument for one of the parents to start lessons or take a \u201crefresher course.\u201d This has the combined effect of providing stimulus to the child, who then sees that this is not merely something for children to learn (in other words, \u201ckid stuff\u201d) and also means that the parent can more easily help the child to practise, Miss Carroll\u2019s ambition to ke a musician was formed at the age of six and she started taking piano lessons just after her seventh birthday.Her parents encouraged her interest in music and after leaving school she studied at the Royal Academy of Music in London.Before coming to Canada Miss Carroll taught at a well known English school for girls, and for the past two years she has been teaching at St.Helen's School, Dunham, Que.where her work included directing the school choir which sings in the parish .Church and playing the organ for the Church services.While at St.Helen's, Miss Carroll assisted Mr.Harry Norris, director of the Montreal West Operatic Society, in the production of Gilbert and Sullivan operettas for the school closing.Miss Carroll is very interested in amateur theatricals and is a member of the Trinity Players Guild in Montreal.She also plays the violin and has played in several amateur orchestras and was for several years a member of the Bach Choir in England, where, she gained considerable exper- ience of choral work.\u2014 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 15, 1957 15 Blue Goose Ladies The annual Christmas party of the Blue Goose Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary this year will take the form of a buffet dinner to be held at the Reform Club on Saturday éve- ning, November 23, at seven o'clock.All members and Ganders, along with their friends are invited to be present.There will Treatments 4504 St.Catherine St.West - sonde nette Ma della Slendsrizing & Beauty Salon EXPERT HAIR STYLING \u2014 PERMANENTS HAIR DYEING A SPECIALTY \u2014 MANICURING ® Mechanical and Hand Massages ® Featuring the famous automatic massage table where you reduce without disrobing be door prizes and a drawing, The proceeds from the evening are to be given to charity.Tickets may be obtained from either of the conveners, Mra.Paul Viens, at CR 2-5408 or Mrs, F, Birch, at HU 8-7523.The president of the Auxiliary Mrs.J.Marc Demers, and the Most Loyal Gander, Mr.J.Mare Demers, will receive the members and their friends.® Steam Bath and Lamp ® Foot Trectments WE.7-1154 Particular People Prefer.Oil Painfings, Se; arate CONTESSA SHERBROOKE at ROYAL Beiges and browns delicately sprayed on highly glazed white china.Acetate shade.ee 17,50 + Visit La Confessa for Fine Lamps, Pictures, in Custom Shade Making.© 5903 Sherbrooke St.W.- HU.8-4322 Shades \u2014 Specialists sil oh in SY.REE crt: \u201csr Sl Æ : né is re RN be arc - 54e an EE ti tite ini AR OF ht GRE rc IE TS Mrs.D.Gledhill will convene High School Alumnae holds fall meeting Mrs.F.Hubert Dentith, presi- lent of the Alumnae Sociely of the High School for Girls, presided at the fall meeting held recently in the auditorium.Reports were given by Mrs.Elliot Kay, recording secretary, and Miss Edith Roast, treasurer Membership secretary, Mrs, P.Garner reported that three (3) \"Life Memberships had been presented.The scholarship chairman, Mrs.James Saur presented gifts from the Alumnae to the two (2) scholarship winners, Miss Yulika Bereni and Miss Dorothy Pear- low.A presentation of gifts to Faniily Welfare Association was made for which Miss Fredda True Kindred bazaar Nov.20 Westmount Conclave No.4, Order of True Kindred will hold a bazaar in St.Stephen\u2019s Church Hall, at Atwater and Dorchester streets, Wednesday Nov.20, from 3 p.m.to 10 p.m.under the general chairmanship of Mrs.Dick, Gledhill, assisted by Mrs.W.R.C.Field and Mrs.Alice Stitt.The.following members will act as chairmen of the following booths: fancy work table, Mrs.W.R.C.Field, Mrs.F.Poirier and Mrs.E.Secord; apron booth, Mrs, Chas., Graham and Mrs.E.Donohoe; parcel post table, Mrs.K.W.Matheson; white elephant table, Mrs.Alice Stitt and Mrs.F.C.Ford, and Mrs.John Tol- son; drawing table, Mrs.Hazen of the Conclave is Miss Molly Pardoe.Friends are cordially invited to attend.The total proceeds are to be used for the Christmas party for the Home for the Aged.International Students de.mt -\u2014 5 - A.Shah ¢ iced the appreciation of ON COMMITTEE for the Women's Division on the Combined Wright; Christmas articles, Mrs.* Foden vo of the sation Jewish Appeal are left to right: Mrs.J.Lupovich, Sr, Young Ena Taylor and Miss Nessie Se- fea planned for Sunday After a short intermission, A Women's Section representative for Westmount; Mrs.E.gal; home cooking, Mrs.Diek The fifth annual International Vogue Fashion Fabric Show was Sabloff, district chairman; Mrs, E, Miller, revisions chairman || Lewis and Mrs.Fred Anber.Mrs.Student's Tea given by the In- presented with the compliments for Westmount district.: M.W.Drayton is in charge of ternational Relations Committee of Jas.A.Ogilvy Limited.\u2014Combined Jewish Appeal Photo the tea room.The Commander of the Montreal Council of ! Women will be on Sunday, November 17, from three until six o'clock.It will be held in the home of Mr, and Mrs.C.B.Catto, 147 Côte St.Antoine road, Westmount, Foreign students from M:Gill, University of Montreal, and Sir George Williams College have been invited.Those pouring tea will be Mrs.F.R, Hannen, Prcsident of the Monte real Branch of the United Nations Associations, Mrs.Heiena Reusing, Past President of the Montreal Council of Women, Mrs.Henry Foss Hall, wife of the Principal of Sir George Williams College, and Miss Helen Guiton, Vice-President of the Montreal Council of Women.World Service Carnival fo aid foreign YWCAs The YWCA World Service Care nival is the only fund-raising project undertaken by the YWCA and the entire proceeds go to further the work of the \u2018Y\u2019 in foreign countries It takes place on November 14, 15 and 16 at the YWCA on Dorchester street.Thursday evening \u2014 Fashion Show sponsored by Jas.A.Ogilvy's and the clothes will be modelled by members of the YWCA.There will also be a Penny Fair in the Snack Bar \u2014 games of skill and fun, for pennies! Friday evening \u2014 All the booths will be open and there will be a swimming demonstration in the pool, with water- safety as the theme.There will also be a teenage dance and the Fun Fair will be open in the lobby.Saturday morning \u2014 will feature a Children\u2019s Party with games, fish-pond, movies, and Tom Auburn the Magician.Photographers will be there to take pictures at a nominal charge.Venture Club Miss Gladys Wynne is in charge of arrangements for an evening of film on Wednesday, November 20, at which time new members of the Venture Club of Montreal will be introduced to members of their sponsoring ôr- ganization, the , Soroptimist Ine ternational of Greater Montreal.e Misses Jean Cahill, Lillian Lancaster, Marilyn Robinson, Laura / oJ) / Ross and Jean Ross-Smith will LE CR ce, be installed as members of the : , Venture Club.SEE WHAT Value ! 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leather suitcase; 2 bedroom chairs: dining room suite, oak.9 pieces.All| violin; cabinet gramophone; high excellent condition, screen.WE, 2.2942.| No dealers.Very reas8nable.EL.1660.Trinity Players present Stalag 17° November 27 November 11th, Remembrance Day, marked the twelfth anniversary of the cessation of the Second World War and the return of soldiers to their homes.To many it meant also the release from long months in prison camps.\u201cStalag 17\" which opens on Wednesday evening, November 27th, ha: its setting in one A these camps.Since the action of the play centres about (he Christmas season, it will serve as a sharp contrast to those men whe have now become accustoni- ed to the normalcy of Christmas at home.However, there is nothing dreary about this comedy melodrama: The humor is guileless and spontaneous.Rodney Lefebvre as Stosh, one of the leading comedy roles, has something of a record at Trinity, this.being his seventh successive appearance with this group.He will be best remembered for his very amusing portrayal of the business tycoon turned senator in \u2018The Solid Gold Cadillac.\u201d Bram Sheps, another comedy lead, as Harry Westmount tax (Contibued from page 1) Jonging to Protestant and non- Roman Catholic owners, who are not corporation inscribed on the neutral panel.Sixteen and a nalf mill for properties inscribed on ihe neutral panel.Of the $2,698,790 expenditure estimated for 1958 $2,542,475 will be used for current and emergent.expenses.Distributing as hospital or charitable grants will total $71,315.A sum of $85,000 will be absorbed by pensions and pension fund contributions.Administration of the city will alone require $328,870.Roads and scavenging will require §764,- 325, and $495,860 will be paid in interest and sinking fund on the city's debt.The same amount of money is expected to enter the City's treasury.Of the $2,698,790 revenues tne total derived from municipal.taxes will be $1,582,- 750.A further $236,500 wil be provided ty business taxes, licence, court fines, amusement taxes, rentals, interest, etc.The city's share of the muni- * Shapiro, appeared for Trinity twice last season.He is at pres- l'acity by its new role in civil de- Role of militia in civil defence The militia wil] by no means diminish in importance and cap- fence, according to Col.M.L.Lahaie, DSO, general staff, Quebec Command.Addressing an Armistice dinner organized by Sergeants\u2019 Mess of Royal 22nd Regiment (Chateauguay), 1 Med.Bn, RCAMC, and the Royal Canadian Dental Corps, Lacombe avenue, N.D.G., Saturday, he said \u201cthis new role, I feel personally, is an excellent one.\u201d \u201cCivil defence is now as important for Canadians as fighting the enemy abroad.This training in CD in every way fulfills 1535 Sherbrooke St.W.(Corner Guy) Moved to larger quarters one flight up.Hours I! 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Gain 5, 34 .+R à ee tee: = sonia aide > - meme Er A gl DE 0 a ES 18 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 15, 1957 , ; .i Leafs swamp St.Mary's, move against Toronto | If they play the same kind of benne - dn ile J ~~ 0 an RE [a3 By GFO.E.JOWES Sports Editor T was the same play but the second act and N.D.G.Maple Leafs were the best actors as they swamped Halifax St.Mary's University 37-0 at the Verdun Stadium, in the semi-final Eastern Canada junior playoff before 660 paid fans who contributed a gate of some $450.The Leafs will act another scene when they meet Toronto Parkdales on Saturday at Toronto Varsity Stadium for the Eastern champiun- Parkdales.Lions will take every ship and the right to meet the Western winner either Winnipeg or Edmonton for - the Dominion title in the west.Game time is slated for 1.30 in Toronto and the Leafs will be out to win or better their score against Toronto when they were whitewashed 65-0 in last year's title game played in Verdun.Coach Roy Chesley, despite the fact that he had very litlle information about the St.Mary team, his Leafs came up with a strong ground attack and stopped the Saints in their ground attack; When St.Marys went to the air, his defense came up with another strong game and held them scoreless, Foolish penalties which resulted in some 200 yards held the Leafs off from scoring at least two more majors.On two occasions they were within Saints\u2019 25-yard line when they were pushed back by penalties.a game against Toronto, the opportunity as they have greater experience.Leafs had very little trouble in stopping St.Marys and it was not often that the Saints got within Leafs 40 yard line.The line played a heads up game.One of these times was in the last minute of play when the Saints, fighting to wipe out the goose egg were stopped cold as the weather.Leafs scored in each of the quarters.The first and third they were held to single majors.On a punt in the first quarter, the ball took a had bounce and Ray Thompson fell on the pigskin for the first major.Bilr Shink, who played a good run back game kicked the convert.In a series or ground plays by Ed Rubin, Ray Milley and Walter Lencz, Milley scored from one yard out for a 13-0 lead.Late in the third, Leafs moving from their own 35 lost the ball on a punt to Saints on their own 15.A bad snap on the third down gave Leafs the ball and Bob Anderson scored.In the third, Anderson threw a third down pass which Walter Lencz caught like Als Hal Patterson.First down on the 45.Lencz moved the ball to the 37» and Milley to the 25.Leafs lost the ball on the third down.Lencz intercepted a forward and Leafs started from the 10 of Saints.He later scored.McCool intercepred a Halifax pass in the fourth quarter on the 25 and a pass from Anderson to Rubin gave Leafs another major, Milan tallied the Leafs last major from three yards out.There was plenty of razzle\u2018 dazzle in this game.Kicking on the second down and passing out a punt formation all lead to a good game of football despite the large score.Leafs end sweeps were working to grea! advantage and these sweeps will mean victory of defeat in Toronto on Saturday.Take Pow home / \u201cCOOL CONTROL\u201d brew First taste of friendly Dow La sce why we call it the beer with the friendly flavour! Tako os de 0 mina as ER.eee , you know you\u2019ve found the beer for you.Just for fun, take Dow home .Sao N7 SEPTET OF LEAFS who were the main reasons why they beat Halifax St.Mary's University 37-0 to enter the Eastern Canada junior final in Toronto on Saturday.Left to right: quarterback Bob Anderson, Ray Milley, Eddie Rubin, Milan Zipay, Bob Shink, Walter Lencz and Ray Thompson.\u2014Bermingham Photo in the Metro Junior Hockey League this week as the standing has been separated in their two divisions.Snowdon Ponsards with Connie Droden at the helm are in first place in the west section with a three wins, one loss and one draw while Saint Laurent Jets are leading the eastern section with five straight wins against no losses nor draws.Lakeshore is the only team of the eight to have yet to score a victory in the west section.St.Jerome holds down second place and NDG Monarchs are in third.With Jets in first in the east, Quebec is second while Nationale and Lachine are tied for third place.The Jets in scoring their win Champs named The Westmount Recreation Department Touch Football leagues closed out the 1957 season with all playoff games run off And champions declared in midet, bantam, pee wee and mosquito.Lions blasted Western 42-1 to take the midget title in easy fashion.Argos held off a hard fighting Alouette club to win 7-6 in the bantam.Bombers picked up a pair of singles in the last quarter to edge Roughies 8-7 for the pee wee crown.Rangers ousted Regals in a sudden-death semi-final 16-0, then went on to smear the Crowns 9-0 to cop the 1957 mosquito honours.Crests will be awarded by the City of Westmount at the annual football awards night.Ascension parish Continued from Page 1 period of tight money and Asiatic influenza, the latter affecting the work of many canvassers.The general campaign chairman warned, however, that tae results as announced would only be confirmed if all pledges were made good in the near future, 3-0 in a game played at St.Laurent arena.This gave the Jets a six-point lead over Quebec.Real Trepanier.Andre Samson and Roger Dejordy tallied the Jets goals.: Snowdon came up with a win and a draw in their two games.They polished Lakeshore 7-3 and drew 3-3 with Nationale at the Forum Monday night.This was 7 COMING METRO GAMES Sunday: Lakeshore at Quebez Quebec Arena, 2:45 pm; Snowdon at St.laurent, 8:00 pm; N.D.G.Monarchs at Lachine, 2:15 pm: Nationa.e at St.Jerome, St.Jerome Arena, 2:00 pm.Wednesday: Snowdon at Quebec, Quebec Arena, 8:00 pm.in the game as the Lachine tying goal came with NDG's Harold White sitting out a penalty.4 Maroons\u2019 Mike O'Donnell opened the scoring at 19.45 of the first period but Barry Delisle notched a pair in the second to give the Monarchs a 2-1 lead.In the third the clubs traded goals with Lachine finally getting the tying marker at 19.51.Delisle added a third goal for a hat-trick, with White and Derek Deegan scoring the others, Bobby Young counted a pair for Lachine, with singles by O'Donnell, and a couple of promising imports, Jacques Allard and Nick Murray.Allard joined vi PERT TE y everybody come for \"RON CABANA Snowdon, Saint Laurent lead metro junior puck standings HXRE are two leaders No.5 blanked Quebec Baronets the club yesterday from the Nationale's first point of the season.In another game, the Nats, league champions, were turned back by Lachine Maroons 3-1 and this was Lachine's first win of the season.In the 7-3 win for Snowdon, Real Turcotte got three goals and Neil McGregor scored a brace.Lachine, still running on their laurels of heating Nats came up with a 5-5 tie on Monday night at the Forum for the second tie that night.Lorne White's Nats came from behind a 3-0 count to knot the score against Snowdon -and the Ponsards Broden was not a happy man when he saw his players lose their victory.Penalties played a major role Chicoutimi Junior League while Murray is a lanky 18-year-old defenseman from Campbellton, N.B.Snowdon\u2019's Pete Ethier potted three goals in the first period, but the Nats came back to equalize on mdrkers by Marcel Guilbault, Andre Danjou and Tony Caron.STANDINGS Western Section PW LT F APts.Snowdon 5 311 14 St Jerome .\u2026.4 2 1 1 24 10 5 DG .- 5 1 2 2 18 19 4 Lakeshore 3030 123 0 Fastern Section PW LT F APts.St.Laurent .6 5 0 0 22 11 10 Quebec 3210 8 7 4 Lachine .\u2026\u2026:.5 1 8 1 115 27 83 Nationale .6 1 4 1 14 19 3 MELCHERS DISTILLERIES, LIMITED » MONTREAL BE The very DRY GATE rum everyone's talking about! ll «à Brones and the Mules put on a fine display of good football last Saturday with Broncs coming out on top with a 21-12 score to win the title.Scoring was opened in the first quarter on a 30 yard Broncs single by Tony McCullagh.George Spare increased the score for the Broncs when he intercepted a pass and ran 50 yards + for the major.The second showed some very tight ball, with both teams joc- Keying up and down the field to end the half with the score still Broncs, 7-0.The third was also hard fought with Tony Tyrrell going eight yards around end for a TD.This omen i i A Lineups: d Brones \u2014 Jackie Britton, Tim db George Spare, \u2018Gordie Robson, Peter Fitzpatrick, J.D.Tilley, ' Bobby Willis, Hugh Dow, Tony McCullagh, Angus Culley, John Meuris, George Jansen, Doug Fisher, Garry Pedros and Coaches Gerry McCullagh and Herbie Guil- foyle, Mules \u2014 Betrnie Kelly, Mike Dito- masso, Bert Wingfield, Gary Duncan, Johnny Forbes, Tony Tyrrell, Chris Blair, Miles Cousess, Art Driver, Danny Pedros, Ronnie McJannet, Mike Dench, Nick Rahr, Jon Bradley, Dennys Heward and Coaches Cammy McFadden and Kevin O'Neill.i quarter ended with Bronos still up 7-6.In the fourth, George Spare, league leading scorer once more connected for a major score on a four yard run around end.This touchdown was converted by Tony McCullagh to make the score 14-6 in favor of Broncs.The stubborn Mules fought back to score once more on a TD by Tony Tyrell who went over from three yards out for his MBL Golden Ball fournament dates Following is the complete schedule for the coming week of the Montreal Basketball League Golden Ball tournament: Friday: Unity Boys Club at U of M \u201cRevolvers\u201d (Sr.B) 7 pm Catholic HS at Northeastern \u201cy\u201d (Juv.) 7.15 p.m.Saturday: NDG \u201cY\u201d at St, Lambert (Sf.B) 8.15 p.m.; Lakeshore YMCA at Chambly Cty.HS (Juv.) \u20ac.30 p.m.; Sir Geo.Williams at YMHA (Juv.) 7.30 p.m.Sunday: Holy Trinity at Victors, (Sr.B) 7.45 p.m.Monday: College St.Laurent at Mont St.Louis (Jr.) 7 p.m.Tuesday: Westmount \u201cY\" at Golden Knights (Sr.B) 8.15 p.m: Sir Geo.Williams at Catholic HS (Juv) 7.30 p.m.Wednesday: RCA.(St.Hubert) gt &hell Oil (Sr.B) 7 p.m.; G at Hasbins (Sr.B) 8.30 p.m.\u2014\u2014 second major, count of thé game.Mules kicked off to Broncs, and once again Spare thrilled the crowd with a spectacular run back of 75 yards and his third TD.McCullagh converted and the game ended 21 to 12 for the Broncs.\u2019 An All Star team has been ¢hosen who will play Saturday morning at 10.30 a.m.at the WAG grounds against an All Star team from St.Lambert, Westmount plan minor puck loops The City of Westmount Recreation Department is orga- hizing \u2018Hockey leagues for the 1957 season for termite, under 10; mosquito, under 11; pee wee, under 13; bantam, under 15; midget, under 17; juvenile, under 19.A boy 10 years of age before September 1 and a boy who turns 11 after September 1, is eligible.A boy 11 years of age before September 1 would have to play Pee Wee.Birth certificates not generally required but must be produced if requested by the Recreation Department, must be signed by the player, manager or coach and parent or guardian, Team managers must register their teams and submit at least 10 contracts by 5 p.m.on, December 20, 1957.Remainder to be in by 5 p.m.on January 15, 1958.A team may sign 15 players.Players contracts and team registration forms may be picked up at the Westmount Athletic Grounds, after November 18.Any boy who is not attached to a team but would like to play should contact John Garland at WE 5-8975.TIME OF PLAY Tentative times for each league are as follows: termite, Saturday mornings; mosquito, Saturday mornings; pee, wee, weekday afternoons; bantam, weekday afternoons; midget, weekday afternoons, also a night league; juvenile, week nights.Boys interested in managing or coaching a team are invited to contact the Recreation Department.Boys 14 years of age and over may apply for refereeing duties.All referees will be paid.Further information\u2014Rocky Rothwell or John Garland, WE 5-6975.MORE PEOPLE than any other DRY GIN Distilled in Canado and Distributed by The House of Seagrem Player's contract |.* 19 fhe Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 15, 1957 for football title EIGHT MAN TACKLE football champions, Broncs of the City of Westmount Recreation department are shown here after they beat out the Mules in the sudden- death playoff at Westmount Grounds.\u2014Bermingham Photo Lower Canada College edg2 Monklands for title Roy Chesley, coach of the yard line and lost yardage where NDG Maple Leafs junior team otherwise a field goal attempt who recently won the QRFU may have had different results.CLIFFSIDE GARAGE his Monklands senior \u2018B\u2019 team lost 7-6 to Lower Canada Col- The only FINA Dealer in Westmount 4428 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST other \u2018B' crown.{Just east of the Clen) Chalmers carpet bowlers Chalmers United Church Carpet Bowling club will hold a bon- spiel Saturday, Nov.16, at 7.45 p.m.A small admission fee is being charged.Prizes and refreshments will be served.Bruce Hutchison kicked a 55- yard single to give his LCC team the margin of victory.Although LCC were favorites, Monklands, under coach Roy Chesley had the champs shaking in their cleats on numerous ce- casions.However, the- LCC crew withstood the pressure to eke out the victory.Speedster Pete Smallman scored the LCC major taking a long screen pass from Hutchison on the Monklands 20 and steamed across the goal-line.Hutchie added the finishing touches when he hoofed his single into the Monklands end zone for the point.Syd Marovitch ate up plenty of yardage for Monklands in scoring théir lone major from the one-yard line in the third quarter.Monklands .had a little much touchdown hopes in the fourth stanza when they ran around the end on the LCC eight g of taste, .and talkin Keefe yet?U tried à 0 should - it's good! too I's Patterson, Parker, for the Schenley award Hal Patterson, Montreal Alouettes, and Jackie Parker, Edmonton Eskimos, were named as the Most Outstanding Football Players in the Big Four and Western Conference respectively.Named at the same time were Bobby Kuntz, Toronto Argonauts, and Gerry James, Winnipeg Blue- bombers, as the two best Canadian players with Kaye Vaughan, Ottawa Roughriders and.Art Walker} Edmonton Eskimos, as the best linemen.Tom Arnott elected lawn bowling prexy president of the Outremont Lawn Bowling Club for 1958 at the annual meeting.David Reid was named vice- president and Ronald Webster, secretary.O.Lafreniere was elected treasurer.Directors of the club are Jack Mullins, Arsene Morin, Mark Greenblatt and.Joseph Lapointe.Joseph Bourdon is past-presi- lent, ENA .CRIE AR ie: cie dm evene pate.LX J Gea etal » pimped ili thn pa a LARGEST deer to be taken out of the North country this year, and the man who shot the 285 pound prize 30 miles west of Mount Laurier is Mike Kalil, 4182 St.Catherine west.\u2014Acme-Harrison Photo Westies, Saint L .Westies, Saint Laurent.tied for first place Saint Laurent T.P's and the Stars and St.Laurent T.P.'s Westmount Stars continued to Clash in the mishican.nih! SL Le The Stars hande he highly dominate early season.play of rated Snowdon Wanderers a 7-4 the St.Laurent Intermediate joss, their second straight set- Hockey League.back.In the opening period Stew This Saturday Snowdon and McGowan and John Dell'Elce Fabreville meet in the opener gave the Stars a two goal lead and the undefealed Westmount before the midway mark.only # to have Dagenais and Ron Ken- wood tie the game before the end of the period.In the second period the Wan- MINI derers gained a short-lived 4-3 lead when Kenwood scored two goals Lo complete his hat trick and Cooney tallied once for the Stars.Soit (nd Westmount had it all their own way in the final period, com- gives you pletely dominating the play.Al Turner with two goals and foll heater output Cooney \u201cand Craig with one .d each completed the scoring.n seconds In the second game of the day.the T.P\u2019s weathered an all-out from your present first period attack by a hustling car heater! Fabreville team and went on to ., win 6-0.Now the trips you've hated Fabreville had several good because they've been cold scoring chances in the first ten trips\u2014going shopping, pick- minutes but were unable to get ing children up at school, the puck past Jim Kerr in the visiting, meeting commuter T.P.\u2019s nets.- trains become AT! pleasure Kerr, in registerinz hi: second wi T-HE straight shutout.was given solid ® Full heater output in protection by his defence mates 60 seconds with Woodmun being particularly \u201cA ® Fast defrosting effective.© Fast engine warm-up cuts cold-start wear MINIT-HEAT gives you fast heat from your present car heater.No waiting for a cold engine to warm up before you get heat\u2014in 60 seconds warm air floods the car! Fits under the hood, connects to present heating system.Stop in now \u2014 see us about installing MINIT-HEAT in your car.GENERAL AUTOMOBILE EQUIPMENT 4010 St.Catherine St.Vestmount WE.7-9184 623 Decarie Blvd.\u2018île St Laurent ne At the 11:55 mark.Woodman took a pass from Bob Sleeth and beat Penning with a slap shot to the short side.Once in the lead, the T.P.'s took control of the gume scoring 3 times in the 2nd period and twice in the third period.The other scorers far the T.P's were Ramsey and Cher- rier with 2 and Lehman with one.LEAGUE STANDING GP W1 D F A Pts St Laurent 2 2 0 6 11 0 4 Westmount 2 2 00 13 9 4 Febreville 20 20 5 12 0 Snowdon 20 20 4 12 0 Hoopla referees Two meetings are scheduled for the Quebec district of Ap proved Basketball Officials, announred by Jones.On Yriduy, November 15, Westm~unt Unity Boys\u2019 club will hold a meeting starting at 8:30 pm and on Monday the meeting will be held at Catholic High School, Durocher street starting at eight o\u2019clock.Persons who are intercsted m attending these clinics for cage refeering, may call Mr.Jones, it is chairman Emmett PO.8-9655 or ME 7-2361, local RI.8-7749 T9.Shrine All-Star ballot Pick your Big Four All-Star team to play in the Shrine All-Star game, Dec.7 in Montreal.Twelve of the 24 players have to be Canadians.Mail ballots to: Tex Coulter, Shrine All-Star Game, 4350 St.Catherine st.w., Montreal, Que.DO'NOT MAIL BALLOTS TO THIS PAPER.Offensive Team: End L.vocssssrrramireerereressovanvonssanesasene End acces ere Tackle ersennetteserscea ecran teens eeneecncces Tackle more cranertrreerr reconnecter Guard .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.pe Guard .Centre esses enero, Quarterback messes HalfbacK .\u2026.eeesesenensenns ver Halfback .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026uccoscecsrencen » Fullback Flying Wing .\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026cerseesencences vocrersncs as reenenee Merssscencenaiceneanes ss 9 Tackle viii sn err rire Tackle .,.00covecrscr-occnsrrcccrorennesnanens Middle Guard \u2026\u2026\u2026:\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Inside Linebacker Inside Linebacker users Corner Backer \u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.Corner Backer ever Safety \u2026.ucu+vaoresconsenrenssr rc scan0e00ne HalfDACK .ecrcccrccasiencansesrnssereenscncss Halfback .u\u2026ccorrescerercesseencanrrentan cer pe RE Drm ci ALL-UKRAINIAN LINE One of the most effective lines for the Boston Bruins this season has been a line composed of | \u2018players of Ukrainian extraction, = Bronco Horvath, Vic Stasuik a: + Johnny Bucyk.\u2018 4 BEER ALE & PORTER FREE DELIVERY DE.3541 FAST SERVICE © Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Daily.® Groceries and imported Delicacies.NATLONA L \u201cThe Home of Fine Foods\" 4865 Sherbrooke St.West (Near Victoria) \"Al.MOLSON'S Ai, with, this friend wel with a willl, and, wallow MOLSONY tant pe gt ye Ab | TN od sf po snack, ov weal, Too.ot 2.\"Moke Mine MOLSON\" PN Sed emp An a oe od ma Sa ve es tno que "]