The Westmount examiner, 22 novembre 1957, vendredi 22 novembre 1957

[" Police.feach | civil defence to army here Westmount\u2019s own 11th Signal Regiment, with an as- gist from the Westmount Police, has started training for the civil defence role the unit will assume in the city and, district in the event of an emergency.All officers, non-commis- sioned officers and men of the regiment last week attended lectures which launched training for \u2018the new civil defence job recently assigned to the Militia by the Canadian Government.Police Inspector R.S.Lowson of the Westmount force lectured on traffic problems in the Montreal area.Long associated with civil defence work, Inspector Lowson traced the growth of traffic and traffic control in this region and pointed up problems which might develop in an emergency.He and senior N.C.O.\u2019s of; the unit, who provided other phases of the instruction, pointed out that civil defence was important in times of peace as well as war.Members of the unit were reminded of the type of civil defence work carried out in such emergencies as the Winnipeg and Fraser River floods, and at the time of Hurricane Hazel.Training is carried out at Hillside Armory, 3 Hillside Ave., Tuesday and Thursday evenings.3 new loaders will be bought fo fight snow Three extra vehicles to assist in snow-removal are to be purchased by the City for use this winter city manager T.E.Hughes announced this week.The decision\u2014taken by the councillors at Monday's meeting, \u2014 will bring the number of vehicles available for this purpose to eight, The new front-end-loaders \u2014 which shovel up the snow and transfer it to waiting trucks \u2014 will be used mainly at intersections and bus-stops.The extra vehicles will ensure speedier removal on main roads and allow more arterial roads to be cleared than hitherto.GARBAGE COLLECTION Garbage collection in West- mount during October cost $10,- 597.More than 1,149 tons of refuse and ashes were collected.The cost per dwelling from tlie 67,430 collections was 16 cents.VOL.XXVIII, No.47 oY \u20ac WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1957 140 \"Y\" workers geffing ready for fund drive During the next two weeks over 1200 homes and business firms in Westmount will be visited by 140 YMCA Volunteer Canvassers, telling the story of the YMCA and enlisting the sunport of the citizens as \u201cYouth is Everybody's Business\u201d.To carry on its program and youth work the YMCA in Montreal this year needs 3225,000.00 which is actually only 11% of its total budget.John C.Annesley, chairman of the Westmount Division, announced \u201cOur Westmount objective is $8500.00 and our Campaign Committee and team organization is confident that the citizens of Westmount will give their utmost support to this worthwhile campaign.\u201d Wm.D.Robb, Chairman of the Westmount Board of Managers, today said \u201cAlthough we can't minimize the importance of reaching our minimum campaign objective, we are vitally interested in making new friends for the YMCA.Our record is good in Westmount with an aggregate attendance of 46,748 during 1956.\u201d Commenting on the program for boys and girls at the West- mount Branch, G.Lloyd Welton, Executive Secretary.stated \u201cWe are attempting to form friendship clubs for every boy and girl in Westmount between the ages of 9-17 years who might he interested in learning new skills with their friends.\u201d This is in addition to the regular gymnd- sium and swimming activities.The YMCA provides activity for every member of the family.Next week\u2019 s weather November By ERIC NEAL 23 to 30 A bright, cold and windy week with morning temperatures close to zero.Mainly sunny to the middle of the week, with occasional light snowflurries, or drizzle, .Becoming milder for the end of the week.to give us\u2019 tog or mists, and wet snow for some places.Roads icy.RS A Ean CHANGE OF COMMAND: Photographed at the local police and fire station as promotions took effect this week are: left to right.Police Chief R.Edmonstone; Retiring Chief of Police R.A.Byford; Mayor A.Sydney Bruneau who welcomed the new department heads to their tasks and thanked the retiring ones; Retiring Fire Chief Emil Durocher and Fire Chief E.C.Harper.Walter Seaton\u2019s 4 Years with Royal Bank ends I asked for Mr.Seaton.\u201cNever heard of him\u201d said (Continued on page 5) By DEREK BLACKMAN There is always à pleasant atmosphere in a bank at ten o'clock in the morning.Ultra - efficient! spotless, but quiet and impersonal as all good banks should be.The Royal Bank of Canada was no exception at Greene and St.Catherine st.: SIXTEEN PACES +.* \u2014Acme-Harrison Photos City receives Federal grant in lieu of fax An amendment made to the Municipal Grants Act will result in the City receiving $26.917 extra in revenue this year.The amendment will also guarantee a future source of revenue for the City.In previous years federal property in the City has been tax- free.Seven years ago an act was passed which stated that if the taxes exceeded a given amount a grant would be given in lieu.An amendment to this act makes the revenue available to the city.October accident rate is higher Rond accidents in Westmount during October were twice as high as the coresponding daily average for last year, according to a police report issued this week.The daily average for October last year was 1.96 This year (l is 3.16.: The report states that there were no fatalities as a result of last month\u2019s 98 traffic accidents, and ninetcen people received injuries, Total number of all types nf accidents in the city was 106.This is an increase of seven on September's figures but eight fewer persons were injured.There were 995 traffic offences last month.Of these 901 were parking infractions, thirteen were the result of speeding and thirty-five were traffic light ot- fences.See.PHOTO - eo.Page 3 STORY Be Te rame creme SAS La.2 ; nN t = 5 \u201c # a - Loe eZ den ms Aa - es ® 2 2 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 22, 1957 THIS WEEK AND NEXT AT.1090 GREENE AVE.A PROJECT OF WESTMOUNT ROTARY CLUB 2772 : 2 eect P2707 2077777777 By Maurice Mariasine BANQUET-PLANS SET The Fifth Annual Father and Son Banquet will take place at the Club on Tuesday, December 10th, at 6.30 p.m.Mayor A.S.Bruneau of Westmount will be an honored guest.In addition, the Head Table guests will include personalities from the World of Sport.The program for the evening will include: Dinner, sing-song, question and answer period with Russ Taylor of CFCF acting as the MC, entertainment and the presentation of awards.Tickets are now available.All boys and their dads who are intending to participate are urged to make reservations early because the seating accommodation is limited.Members of the West- mount Rotary Club will once again sponsor boys who haven't fathers or whose fathers may be working or who may be ill.Each boy must be accompanied by an adult.MOTHER-DAUGTHER BANQUET The fourth annual môther and Daughter banquet will be held at the Club Wednesday, December 11th, at 6.30 p.m.All details relative to this banquet are similar to the Father and Son Banquet.The Head Table Guests will also include top personalities from the World of Sport and representatives from the School, Church and Recreation Centres.The limited seating accommodation makes it necessary to urge all the girls and their mothers to reserve early.Tickets are now available.Sponsoring mothers are also available.BASEBALL RECOGNITION At the annual Little League Baseball Banquet held at the Mount Royal Hotel last week, six Unity Boys\u2019 Club members received graduation certificates.They were: Gordon Cole, Claude Servant, Hugh Clarke, Brian Power, Buddy McKaig and Ross Peake.The certificate read as follows: LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL \u2014 This is to certify that has attained recognition through athletic proficiency and fine sportsmanship.He has acqaitted himself in a creditable manner in the skills of baseball and in the American spirit of teamwork.His deportment has been considerate and wholesome as a member of the Amer- SWISS WATCH REPAIR EXPERT REASONABLE RATES W.FREDERICK Master Watchmaker 1370 GREENE AVE.(Near Sherbrooke) WE.7-1855 ican \u2018\u201cB\u201d Little League.Signai- izing its regard and esteem, Little League takes pride in honoring him with this certificate of achievement upon his graduation from Little League Baseball.Following the ideals of Little League, he will continue to grow in health and truth and reverence, exemplifying principles of | Clean Living and\" Fair Play, Good Citizenship.| We would like to take this opportunity of congratulating the recipients and their Coach, Mr.Robert Robinson.TEEN COUNCIL FORMED At a meeting held last Friday night under the chairmanship of Boys\u2019 Work Supervisor Ron Havard, a Teen Council was formed and the following slate of officers were elected: President: Michael Foley; Vice-Pres- ident: Harold Hennessy: Secretary: Mona O'Brien.The Council was informed by Michael Foley and Harold Hennessy of the existence of the Montreal Teen Council, its purpose, and the part that the Unity Teen Council will play in it.Both Michael and Harold attended an organization meeting of the Montreal Teen Council at Central YMCA.Mr.Harvard stated that the Unity Teen Council would act as a representative of the Club members to the Club Staff, and that they would give a helping hand in developing the type of program that the teen-agers themselves are interested in.The Montreal Teen Council has as its goal, a better understanding among the young teen-agers of different faiths, ethnic and social backgrounds throughout Montreal.Tentatively, the sponsors of the project suggests the project be geared to boys between the ages of 13 and 16; that this be centralized through social agencies.They also envisaged the project at its start to be a series of sport clinics with different agencies acting as hosts, using speakers, demonstrations, films and panels.It was suggested that emphasis be placed as much as possible on participation of the teen-agers if the objectives of the project are to be carried out.Representation on Unity's © BUS TICKETS {Near Claremont) WESTMOUNT INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL SERVICE Roger L.Huysmans, Manager ® AIRLINES © STEAMSHIPS ® RAILROADS & HOTELS © TOURS © RESORTS @® CAR RENTALS (Provincial and Greyhound) available for trips throughout the continent.General representatives for Canada and the United States of \u2018Journal des Voyages\".4927A Sherbrooke St.West HU.8-3941 cie Current Evenis group listens \u2018 fo Robert Peck \u201cEurope today,\u201d a lecture with colored films by Robert Peck, was given Wednesday before the Current Events Club of West- mount Senior High School.Mr.Peck is supervisor of French for Westmount schools.Over 125 students attended to also view pictures of various European countries.For many years Mr.Peck has been organizing student trips to Europe, and accompanied the tours.He has collected a large and interesting series of colored slides, and a knowledge of the life and customs of European peoples.Next meeting of the Current Events Club takes place December 4th, when Dr.Alistair Mac- Leod, psychiatrist will pseak on Teenage Problems.Teen Council was established on a basis of seven boys and five girls, the same ratio as club members.The two additional boys\"would act as Unity's representatives at the Teen Council of Montreal.The next meeting of the Unity Teen Council will be held this evening at 8.30 p.m.OTHER NOTES John Hamilton Jr., of the new- ly-formed Senior Dramatic Club, very enthusiastic as a result of the first meeting of the group last Wednesday.Meetings continue every Wednesday at 7 p.m.The Call Me Uncle Radio Show attracted 337 youngsters last Saturday morning.The \u2018\u2018Corona- dos\u201d, well-known recording stars were special guests.Last Saturday afternoon, 20 youngsters attended the Children's Theatre presentation of \u201cCinderella\u201d at Victoria Hall, The Jazzarama Club is now one of the most popular activities in the Club.The attendance on Mondays is nearing the 50 mark.All Unity basketball teams are awaiting the opening of the 1957- 58 league schedules.Several exhibition games have been played to-date.Dick Schroder's Senior \u201cB\"\u201d group won two and lost one in the Golden Ball Tournament.The team has been carrying 18 men and will most likely now be cut down to size.Those not making the team will most likely be the nucleus of the \u201cMeteors\u201d.Biddy, bantam, midget, juvenile and senior teams have been entered in various Montreal Leagues.HOCKEY PLANS This year, the Unity Boys\u2019 Club plans to conduct its own Hockey League.Every boy member will have an opportunity to play hockey, no matter what his ability.If he will register with Mr.Havard, he will be guaranteed a position on a team.+ The Club will operate leagues in Termite, mosquito, pee wee, bantam, midget and juvenile.In order to adequately organize and supervise this project a large nunter of workers will be needed and we are making this appeal to the fathers in the community: Please help us to carry out this important phase of the program.Offer your services so that all the boys who want to play hockey will have the opportunity.DON'T LET THE KIDS DOWN: Call Mr.Harvard at WE.2-5506.of Tailoring\u2014Alterations, DUALITY GUARANTEED WESTMOUNT TAILOR and VALET SERVICE C.CYNAMON \u2018Ladies\u2019 and Gent's High Class Tailor SUITS and COATS made fo order from our or your own material at moderate prices.We do every kind 4255 St.Catherine St.West Remodellihg and Repairs.PROMPT SERVICE WE.3-2672 - T= BULBS PLANTED Local residents can look forward to a colorful spring in Westmount.It was announced this week that 13,978 tulip bulbs have been planted in parks and around official buildings.More than five thousand of these have gone to ground in Westmount park.Well over three thousand have been planted in King George Park and the rest were divided amongst the various Kin ianie MME Ste ALAPT IPN is what wines are for.This.was told the Rotary Club of Westmount at their Ladies Night Wednesday by Frank Fin- lay, who holds a certificate of merit from the Wine Institute of San Francisco.Mr.Finlay said that wine- making was almost as old as history itself.Fossilised remains of vine-leaves had been found with articles thousands of years old.Evidence leading right back to prehistoric times has been found.The Chinese, Greeks and Armenians all claim to have originated wine-production.It is one of the very few things that the Russians don\u2019t claim to have invented.105 TIMES ! Wine is mentioned one hundred early days the Greeks used to preserve wine by adding tar and herbs.The tar did little to enhance the taste, but it was the only way known.In the Middle Ages wine-mak- ing spread to most European countries.It was during those years that Spain laid the founds- tions of today's great industry.Louis Pasteur made modern methods possible with his discovery of yeast.And contrary to opinions today he did not experiment in pasteurisation with milk \u2014 but with wine.In recent years the Canadian wine industry has improved immensely and samples of the produce has won high honors in recent wine-fairs in London and Paris.The grapes.for the industry are grown mainly in the Niagara area where the soil allows a hardy type of grape to grow.Many of the vines growing in France and Spain are off-shoots from these vines, for in the late nineteenth century when a disease attacked the and five times in the Bible.In x European vineyards the growers Rotarians\u2019 wives wined and dined There are no hard and fast rules about wine-drinking and no need to follow current preferences.The essential thing is to' please your palate \u2014 that discovered that the Canadian vine was immune.Consequently they came to this country and took back thousands of grape- cuttings.The actual process of wine- making has been modernised today in Canada.The grapes are cut in the late fall\u2019 after the juices have begun to \u2018run through the vines.The grapes are crushed and skinned automatically, but all are selected for quality.; Sugar, carbon dioxide and alcohol are then added to the juices and a special \u2018aging\u2019 process is undergone before the bottling.Days of oaken-barrels, however picturesque, are over in Canada today.The inside .of a (Continued on page 14) DEATHS | MIMMS.At his November 13th, 1957, Mimms, in his 75th year, beloved husband of Jessie E.Woods, father of Dorothy (Mrs.W.R.Girling).Funeral service was held at D.A, Collins Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke St, W., Saturday to Rideau Memorial Gardens.residence, on Albert E, HE facilities of our funeral home, being located on the first floor, are easily accessible to all members of the family.DA Collins INC.ar williams ST fA NUNNS Express your sym: pathy at a time wien the proper words are difficult to find.4509 COTE DES NEIGES RD.AMPLE PARKING FAZILITIES SSTABLIEMED 1004 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.e RE.1-6868 playgiounds and garden-plots.TTT eee 2 a At avt Be ce ie cage _\u2014 à \u2018a Chapel of Cathadral Beau 1 \u2014 Î FINE FLOORING | : \u201c55 YEARS IN ir WESTMOUNT\" * HARDWOOD ® ASPHALT \u2018 _® RUBBER \u2018 e Reliable % Specializing in Refinishing Old Floors |! W ATCH REPAIRS ., + A.Ross Grafton \u2018 ° 5 Certified Watchmakers '& COMPANY \u2019 4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET O H M A N $ a WESTMOUNT JEWELLERS tly Free Estimates WE.3-2323 WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.Ape: VOL.XXVill, No.47 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1957 3 ine- \u2018 to- ° © y ° are the i run\u2019 pes ; .uto- .Las « sain sep BS ; I.\"» >, > ted The term \u2018finest\u2019 is no J al.mere figure - of - speech | ices W courtesy when used to re- 5 is fer to the members of the 5 Westmount Police force.pe Going their daily \u2014 and fa nightly \u2014 rounds, these guardians of the law patrol \u2014 the city in an efficient yet dignified fashion that brings the esteem of taxpayers and on E.the\u2019 envy of young lads.veu Many a junior citizen of West- ng).mount confides to his parents sË that he is \u201cgoing to be a police- rial man,\u201d when he grows up \u2014 but LL few of them do.For the most part, it seems, outside-of-West- ( mount citizens turn to the local force for their career.But they ; quickly become Westmount- minded once they have donned the blue serge, and take their duties most seriously.Perhaps you have seen the children happily chatting with the traffic policemen on Wast- nmount\u2019's corners ,witnessed the smooth operation of the night putrol some early merning when you returned from a late party or dance, or had the good fortune to experience the efficient service the force performs in any one of a myriad \u2018ways.SOLEMN OATH Westmount policemen take a solemn oath when they sign up: \u201c1, the undersigned, \u2014, a British subject, do solemnly = swear that I will well and faithfully serve our Sovereign Lord the Queen while employed as policeman by the Corporation of the City of West- mount, and that 1 will to the best of my ability cause peace and good order to be kept, prevent all offences against persons and property and well and faithfully exercise all the powers and duties of said of- Top left: Chief R.Edmonstone.Left: Constable P.Fraser directs traffic at a school crossing while elsewhere in Westmount the man on the beat, Constable G.R.Payne, pulls Box No.14 at Greene and St.Catherine reporting in to the station.Above: Constable F.Pilkonis operates the radio transmitter, a vital link to patrol cars.Below: Sergeant-Detective W.Wyllie, in charge of photography and fingerprinting rolls a set of finger prints for identification.\u2014 Acme-Harrison Photos PASUSASUSASUSUSUO 3, AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT THIS FALL ! fice according to law, So Help x Me God.\u201d .When they take this oath there We have received is a municipal judge and a Bible a shipment of genuine as witness that they will be WORSTEDS, WEST of ENG- ready as needed \u2014 a friend to LAND TWEEDS and OVER- the lost or confused, maintaining COATINGS in latest pat- the character and tradition of a terns and shades.force that is second to none in the Dominion .' .Ladies and Gent's FORCE OF 53 SUITS & COATS Presently the department strength is 53, with Chief R.x A ; \u201d PARKING SPACE AVAILABLE N O W \\ / \\ Day or Night Yearly Contracts \u2014 Reasonable Rates 6 OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY FOR TEXACO GASOLINE 3 \\ VICTORIA AVE.GARAGE OPERATED BY GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC.SOSUSQSUFV AN MADE-TO-MEASURE Edmonstone in charge.There is IN ONE WEEK -|{ a captain, four lieutenants, five 370 Victoria Avenue (Just below Sherbrooke) EL.0767 À Customers or our own material sergeants, with detectives and fares srese FAST made up.patrol cars on 24 hours duty.Five © REPAIRING © REMODELLING constables are used at school A 4 j Ya } | ® REFITTING crossings and key traffic spots.ad 3 for ALLIED VAN LINES pu | QUICK SERVICE Six police cars and three motor- \u2014 World, wide.shipping cycles are ever at the ready and F L SILVER a service truck completes the a a complement of vehicles, LADIES\u2019 & GENT'S TAILOR Chief Edmonstone joined the force in 1928.Ten ÿears later he 1235 Greene Ave.won a promotion to the rank of (Downstairs) sergeant, a year later was WE.2-6633 elevated to the post of lieutenant, The year 1946 saw him as an 9 Order Your .Christmas Cards Coutts, Toothills, Fyshe and Kruger Personal Cards .acting inspector and he became From deputy chief a year ago.\u2018This ALLAN SINGER LIMITED _ week -he took over full com- Stationers & Printers mand of the department.: .CARY a i The police department works 357 Victoria Avenue Westmount in close co-operation with the DExter 8439 city's fire department and roads \u2014 .department, RR TR DATE RE HOR SERIE ah RET COS PET PRO CU PRN = ; PORT EE RENTE PAT 77% wo Bom.CC ee Q ; RR) MY HN LLL Ir 20000 Af x 7 2 CAVE \u201c2 recu, ow | = TST CTSA RE WG M Ca PE am.__ nca Sd CE CRC LORS CE TRIO je, 4 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 22, 1957 : à WE SAY YOU SAY ing success and it Is my YMCA deserves Judge Rose calls orion that von punition community help for revolver ban deserve much credit, having afforded us the opportunity IF you were asked fo name what organizations in this district achieved most for our youth, you would have to list the YMCA right up with our schools and churches.The Y has been one of the greatest of all influences in building healthy bodies and minds in our young people, and is today one of our strongest bulwarks in the fight against delinquency.Thirty-six thousand people were members of the Montreal Y last year, three-quarters of them under 30.Thousands of young people benefited from the Y\u2019s character- education program, learning sportsmanship, good citizenship, and Christian living.The YMCA is appealing for funds to carry on its work.The objective is $225,000 \u2014 a comparatively modest sum, and a very small percentage of its total budget of over $2,000,000.Local residents should be willing to do their full share in helping the Y make ends meet, especially in view of the excellent work the organization does in this area.Bishop's seeking friends\u2019 support BstHor's University, one of Canada's oldest seats of learning and today one of our leading colleges of the liberal arts and sciences, is appealing to the public for $3,085,- 000.The appeal is being conducted across Canada and in centres in other countries where graduates of the university are located.The fund will be used to provide expansion of the school\u2019s facilities to meet the increasing demand for university education.A 50-percent increase in student enrolment will be provided for with new buildings, improvements to present ones, additional teaching staff, and to increase present faculty salaries in line with living costs.Bishop's 1,450 living alumni and 300 students are participating in the drive, together with many leaders of Canadian business and the professions.We know the appeal will meet a ready response in this district where alumni of this famous university now reside.Sir : I recently had occasion to make a statement from the bench of the Westmount Municipal Court, calling for prompt action on possession of revolvers and other lethal weapons by bandits who mercilessly kill or seriously injure.How can we expect police officers to know whether the bandit who they seek to apprehend is in possession of a gun and ready to use it before the constable can use his own police or peaceful citizens that they live in fear of what a thug may do who carries arms.I have suggested that a Royal Commission be established to conduct an inquiry to learn where and how these malefactors manage to get guns.To get this information is imrortant.The growing use of deadly weapons by the criminal element indicates that these weapons are easily secured, An heroic Montreal constable, father of a family, was fatally injured by a Ilaw- \" breaker.The shooting of an equally brave detective by a member of a group who were robbing a bank, when he and a colleague entered it to cash their pay checks, is a further demonstration that the robber will stop at nothing.The cowardly murder of Ronald Pitts, the courageous Morris- burg constable, and the equally cowardly killing of the manager of a branch of The Royal Bank of Canada is evidence that the killing or seriously wounding of police officers and civilians by bandits is not restricted to one province.ASKS PROCLAMATION Since these potential murderers are not influenced by - the prospect or likelihood of punishment if caught or convicted, the authorities must take steps lo suggest what should be done to compel all persons in possession of revolvers \u2014 other than police officer or security guards \u2014 to deliver them within a given delay to the persons designated in a Royal proclamation issued by the Governor General, and calling upon all persons to give up possession of revolvers and other letlial weapons.A proclamation of this kind is justified, hecause of the alarming increase in major crimes.Those who refuse to give up these weapons and have no criminal record should be heavily fined or irn- prisoned.The professional eriminal searched by the police and found with a revolver upon his person or where he dwells should suffer the maximum penalty imposed upon those who have no legal right to possess or carry a revolver, As the Hon, Mr.Justice Wilfrid Lazure of the Court of Queen's Bench in Montreal stated on May 28 last : \u201cHere in Canada anyone can get guns and stores sell them.\u201d He further remarked: \u201cIf no one possessed revolvers there would be much more security.\u201d Precisely! Bernard Rose Catholic charities drive successful Sir: I should like to extend to you and members of your staff my sincere thanks for the support given to the Federation of Catholic Chari- Lies campaign by The Monitor and The Examiner.The drive was an outstand- of reaching parishioners in the Notre Dame de Grace and Westmount areas.In this regard it is worthy of note that the four West End parishes in conjunction with the West- - mount parish collected a record $85,696.Again my most hearty thanks.A.Gerard Patton Chairman, Newspaper Publicity, Impound cars as violations curb Sir: Fines have not solved moving traffic violations, Better results might be obtained by impounding the car for a few days instead.This might prove to be a deterrent big enough to stop some of our careless driving.William R.SuHivan Congratulations on Hobby Guide Sir: Congratulations on the fine Hobby and Recreation Guide which turned up in your paper last week.Of particular importance to Canadians in these trying, psychological times was the fine article on darts.Keep up the good work.Colin R.Haworth @ A Jetter credited to \u201cResidents of Sherbrooke street west, Lansdowne avenue and Arlington avenue, Westmount\u201d has been received.The Ex- gminer will be pleased to publish it upon its author identifying himself or herself, in confidence, to the editor.By the way .ROM tre spate of contributions to modern philosophy it is not ton late to rescue as hairy a hit of jetsam as ever was seen.In his \u201cObsessionistic Tendencies,\u201d Conrad Spowe throws down the gauntlet to the WNeoists.His audacions statement that \u201cCroce was an existentialist Swedenborg in reverse,\u201d though confuted by Belmont, Zucker and Flam- merwahl, is really only a rationalisation of Helmet\u2019s assessment of part-knowing as a major concept of non-being, using the term as Gulch uses it.Mr.Spowe takes his stand on Kant\u2019's non-sensucusness of Reason\u2014what Glover has well called anti - phenomenalism.But this leads us to a discussion of the Primary Analytic for which luckily, I have no space.This should settle it R.JUSTICE COCKLE- CARROT, who can hardly open his mouth without making legal history, will shortly be trying a case after his own heart.A man is accused of having parked a mo- hile aquarium on a parking lot, of having used the agnar- ium as a dog-kennel; and of having disconnected a gas- pipe and used it as a chimney for the aquarium cum-kennel, It is claimed by Miss Ruth Smallcombe, a dancer, that all this business comes under the heading of ruining the amenities of the parking lot, cruelty to fish, cirvelty to a dog, misuse of a gas-pipe, behaviour calculated to cause riots, defiance of the highway code, Put your TV set on the compost heap .Cancel the newspapers to get rid of the blues , , breakfast Escape the moment a shaggy Sputnik story gets under way.If yor must look at cartoons, look where no space jokes can possibly be found , .«.and take cover in your cellar , ,.ie = &æ mm (gg APRES eee to a desert island If all these precautions are not enough, cmigrate .o « SAY! The shock absorbers on buses are known os passengers.sometimes \u2014Changing Times DIVISION WAN \"THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2185 Hampton Ave.Montreal HUnter 1-2771* Hugh E.McCormick President A John W.Sancton Publisher Harry V.Stoddard, Direcfor of Advertising Harry B.Houghton, Director of Production Kenneth Hatton, Director of Sales Lorse D.Macbean, Secretary-Treasurer .Tracy S.Ludington, News Editor obstruction, contumely, disorderly conduct and infringement of the Aquarium Act of 1884.Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager The Examiner aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service, Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year; $1.00 half year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mail, Post Office Dept., Ottawa, THEY SAY .Sweet is revenge, especially to women.\u2014By ron Beechcomber rs Lot _ i og q Heart ailment cures subject of address by Dr.E.Stewart Reid Heart ailments can be cured, and seventy-five per cent of those who suffer heart attacks return to full-time employment Dr.E.Stewart Reid told an audience of businessmen and their wives at the Montreal General Hospital recently.Dr.Reid, who lives at 485 Strathcona ave.was speaking at a community health sumpo-, sium sponsored by the Joint Hos-* pital Fund Committee on the subject \u201cThe Health of the Business Executive\u201d.\u2019 He stressed the importance of regular medical check-ups for heart disease control.\u201cThe causes of coronary artery disease and hypertension \u2014 the largest group of heart diseases \u2014 are not fully known,\u201d he said.\u201cBut what we do know is many factors which predispose these cases.So I want to stress the importance of routine medical examinations.If we spot it early enough we can effect recovery in 75 per cent of the cases.\u201d The management of tension was dealt with by Dr.Albert E.Moll, psychiatrist in chief at the MGH.He said there were three ways to relieve tension.By action, talking and thinking in that order.\u201cIf necessary,\u201d he said, \u2018\u201cconfide your worries to some level headed person.It is no more shameful to feel depressed than to have an attack of gall bladder.\u201d Dr.Gerald Halpenny described the peptic ulcer as the \u2018disease of our modern civilisation.\u201d It is believed to be caused by a combination of constitutional and emotional factors.Therapy depended on a sympathetic physician and a co-operative patient for success.The hospital's surgeon-in-chief, Dr.Philip G.Rowe, said that early detection of cancer was es- BERGER'S ov SHOE CLINIC Orthopaedic Revisions a specialty 9 SHOE REBUILDER of Quality ® Tinting ® Renovating Courteous Service \u2014 Moderate Prices 376 Victoria Avenue (Opposite Steinberg\u2019s) HU.8-0361 sential, \u201cIf discovered in the early stages,\u201d he stated, \u201ccancer can be çured.But delay is fatal.\u201d SALE ! Ladies & Gentlemen Have Your SUITS & COATS Hand Tailored Now at prices no higher than ready- to-wear from a large assortment of imported English woollens.Ladies\u2019 & Gentlemen's English Flannel Worsted Slacks $15 Made To Measure SKIRTS $10 up Your TOPCOAT can be made into a warm Winter Coat.WORK GUARANTEED Best fit to your satisfaction Remodelling and Repairs of all Kinds at Reasonable Prices Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St.Catherine) WE.3-5908 ÉLOSED SATURDAYS PORE ORAS PSNI Walter Seaton\u2019s .(Continued from page 1) the clerk with a grin.Then, \u201cWalter, you're wanted.\u201d A pair of inquisitive, humorous eyes appeared from beneath the counter foliowed by a stocky frame as he stood up.Obviously I had been wrong.In Westmount Walter Seaton, \u2014 forty years with the bank and due to retire at the end of this month \u2014 is plain Walter, to everybody.\u201cI'm glad you came along,\u201d he said.\u201cIt will give me an opportunity to say \u2018au revoir\u2019 to all the good friends I have around here.I'll miss them after all this time.\u201d Certainly, Walter can claim a lot of friends.In his forty years as a clerk and messenger he has had a unique opportunity to meet people, Now he can never walk down the street without exchanging a dozen \u2018\u2019hellos\u2019 in eath block, and he knew West- mount before most of us were born.FIRST WORLD WAR He estimates the First World War days were those that leave him with most memories.He recalls 1916 when every morning a detachment of soldiers would march up from Guy street barracks and position themselves on each corner.Every man that passed was asked the same question.\u201cAre you married?\u201d If not he was politely directed to a table set up on the roadside.- Walter remembers the revue of Princess Patricia\u2019s Light Infantry by Princess Patricia herself on Westmount Athletic grounds before the troops left for France.And his recollections of they Armistice made his eyes wrinkle with delight.\u201cI was on my way back to the bank,\u201d he said.\u201cwhen suddenly the firemen came rushing out waving flags and shouting \u2018the war's\u2019 ended.\u2019 People were hugging each other in the street.I came back to the bank and bless me if they weren't doing the same thing in here even, It was a hectic two days.\u201d Walter\u2019s job as messenger kept him in contact with most of the activities in the business world in Westmount.\u201cOf course,\u201d he said wist- , fully, \u201cMost of the boys from the old dsys have gone.Either retired or passed away.The only one still here, as far as I know, is George Greenberg just down the road.\u201d He also met many of the residents in the area.He still cherishes the friendships he had made with people he used to go along to cash cheques for while they were sick, He speaks with delight of one incident he was involved in when a customer asked him to do a favor.\u201cHis wife wag in the old Western Hospital,\u201d Walter recalled, \u201cand she was due to go home that day.They had a little celebration at her bedside the evening before and they wanted me to go into see her and collect a parcel.Of course I went, but I was well away from the hospital before I realized that what I was carrying was a half-dozen R empty bottles!\u201d Ts T Health department issues ifs report Asiatic flu vaccinations in Westmount during October totalled 130 \u2014 including 18 teaca- ers \u2014 according to a Health Department report issued this week by city manager T.E.Hughes.In addition 319 people were given Salk vaccinations against polio-, melitis.The veport also states that the school health program contin-; ued with 1,554 preliminary inspections.Of these, 119 defects requiring immediate attention were found and 56 defects ware recorded for observa- ; 4 \u2014 | The grin slid across nis face again.Walter also spoke of the days in the 1920s when a rumor swept the city that the ban\u2019 was going to collapse.Depositors rushed to: draw their money.\u201cI stood in the\u2019 doorway and told them not to, be so darned silly,\u201d Walter said, \u2018and bless me if they weren't back to deposit it again.in a few days.\u201d The bank itself has chang-; ed very little, hé says.The outside is exactly the same as when he started, The inside is more modern and has, been extended slightly but the, original designs are on the | ceiling and the old fire-place\u2019 is still there.As for staff, Walter has seen nine managers come and go.In the early days the staff number- | ed ten.After forty years there isn\u2019t mueh Walter doesn\u2019t know about ' the workings of a bank.\u201cYes, I'v: done just about! everything around here except work at the tellers cage \u2014 even to stocking the old coal furnace we used to have.Never been in the manager's chair though, except unofficially,\u201d he remarked .with a broad wink.\u201cOne thing you have to learn in banking though, prestige is built up by everybody in it being one big family.I've had to do my turn as peace-maker between the girls \u2014 although they were much worse in the ; old days.What you have io, realize is that it isn't the in- dividual that counts, it's the firm.\u201d So saving Walter turned to go back tu the work he has | cherished these many years, taking with him the fierce pride of achievement.RR ORNS RE NLC RRO ROR ACRORE, REORT I IR NRGT TT RRR TOE The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 22, 1957 8 tion.There were twenty teacher- nurse conference during the month, and three parent-nurse conferences The Child Health Centre held five doctors\u2019 and four nurses\u2019 clinics with a total attendance of fifty-seven \u2014 an increase of ven patients.There are now 280 families registered with the Centre, Inspection and re-check inspections were made of food-estab- lishments, massage parlors, laundries and rooming and boarding houses.Corrections were made to comply with the Civic by-law in each case, Three 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i D.A.HILL Owner 1217 Greene Ave.i ILL'S WE.5-9733 DRASS RI Cm CR 30 CN Furet ar ver Cité Garanti FI cd x » \u201cRas BEE DIRE wore \u201c À foes amelie AFP I ar rr .ar A \u2014\u2014 emilee ois i li The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 22, 1957 Rev.R.J.Thoms|.Catholic hour speaker Sunday The Catholic Hour will feature another talk by Reverend Royden J.Thoms, of St.Augustine of Canterbury parish on Sunday over station CJAD at 2:05, At this time, will speak on Life-Giving Power\" Musical selections will complete the programme which is under the direction of Reverend George F.Thoms with Brendan Fahey announcer.BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Nearest rowntown Baptist Church Minister ENGAR J.BAIHÆEY MA.B'Fh.CD Minister Emeritus Thoms the Father \u201cProtect J.A.JOHNSTON.BA.D.D.Organist GALl MicDERMOT.B.A.B.Mus Sunday, November 24th 11:00 a.m.Dr.and Mrs.À R.S.Macdonald trom India.7:30 pm.Dr.Macdonald and Miss Irene Cochrane, ts 11.00 am WELCOME Bible School \u201cmeets a vi SITORS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Firs\u201d Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOJHER CHURCH THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIS] SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, November 24th 11°00 am Sunday School 17-00 am.Church Service Subject of Lesson - Ser- ns : SOULS AND Golden Text: Psalms 85:4.Rejoice the | ( - f \u20ac t 1 , t B\u2019 * .th ° \\ \u2018 B'rith Hillel House, 3460 Stan- Hospital Auxiliary 7 Antoine 3 3 2 | ley street, Montreal, Novem- A general meeting of The uo ber 25 at 3 p.m.Mrs.M.Women's Auxiliary ot the Mont- : cs Bailey, vice-president of co- real General Hospital will be | fo ordinating committee and co- held on Wednesday, November Ls Art à ery ordinator of Chapter activi- 27, at 2.30 p.m.in the amphi- ) ties has announced that the theatre.The guest speaker will .presidents of seventy-five.wo- be Mr.C.L.Blickstead, former men's organizations, presently Chief, western division, Mont- engaged in a program of ser- real Fire Dept.and his topic, vice to the community, will \u201cEveryone has a responsibility be the guests of B'nai B'rith to the patient in the prevention Women at this event.and control of fire\u201d.\u2014 Society Photo feature Mrs.H.D.Cheifetz giving a book review of \u201cLove and Knishes.\u201d One of the most interesting meetings of the Churchwomen's Year of Trinity Memorial Church .will be held Wednesday evening, Coffee bridge November 27 at 8.30 in the | .church hall, The St.Lambert The Westmount Women's Club Operatic Sociely is presenting will hold a coffee bridge on Nov-| excerpts from Gilbert and Sulli- ember 27, at 1.30 p.m.in Vic-| van Operas.Anyone who has toria Hall, in aid of British Fos-| heard this Society knows how ter child.and.general Club Wel- excellent they are apd a very fare.Bridge tickets may be ob- pleasant evening can be looked tained from the chairman Mrs.forward to.Tickets may be pro- Reta Sykes;.co-chairman, Mrs.cured at the door or from Mis.J, C.Cairns and Mrs, Florence Steele, DE 2565 or Miss Hut- -939 Victoria Square UN.65-4095 Evwing.chins, DE 2594.SES RER COUR ET HER RTT RTE EE Filia go yw.BY so.py \u2014 Bm, The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 22, 1957 Multiple Sclerosis meeting November 26 The West End Chapter, Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada will hold an open meeting in the YWCA main auditorium.1355 Dorchester street, west, Tuesday, November 26 at 8.15 p.m.The general public is cordially invited.Dr.Francis L.McNaughton, director of the Montreal Neurological Institute will lead a general discussion entitled: \u201cEvery- High Class Quality Meat, Fish & Poultry Choice Groceries Fruit and Vegefables HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \"Noted for Quality\u201d 4466 St.Catherine West WE.3-8257 | sis \u2014 What can we do about them?\u201d Other speakers will include Miss Evelyn Tipson, senior physiotherapist, rehabilitation centre; Miss S, Evans, Victorian LEARN TO DRIVE THRU TRAFFiIt WITH LAUZON DRIVING SCHOOL LTD.We are Ont 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Potters\u2019 Club 9th annual exhibition and sale is open from 2.30 to 10 p.m.daily until November 24.In the photograph from left to right: Mrs.I.Hawthorn, chairman; Miss H.Bolte, Mr.E.Cleghorn and Mrs.Eileen Reid, president of the Club, \u2014 Bermingham Photo I.the Womens Keatm Hospital birthday tea The Women's Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital will hold its Birthday Tea November 27 at 2.30 p.m.in the nurses\u2019 residence.Guest soloist will be Miss Frances McGarvie, soprano, accompanied by Mrs.E.Taylor.Women's Art Society \u201cOld French Canadian Domestic Architecture\u201d, with illustrations, Will he the subject of John Bland, AMTPI, ARIBA, FRAIC.on Tuesday, November 26, 11 a.m., when he will be the guest speaker of the Women's Art Society ot Montreal.Child Art Council Members and the general pur- lic are invited to a meeting of the Child Art Council, to ne held on Monday at 8 p.m.ac the Ecole des Beaux Arts, 125 Sherhrooke street, west.There will he a panel discussion of great interest to everyone.African Violet Society The November meeting of the African V:olet Society of Great- will be held in Wesley United Church, Notre Dame de Grace and Royal avenue on Crhursday.November 28 | Mrs.Cecile Roy of the House of Flowers will give a demonstration and talk on the subject \u201cflower arranging for fun.\u201d Mrs.Roy is considered one of Canada's top flight designers with over thirty years experience in floral dasigning.Violet p.ants will be sold.Visitors welcome.Social evening The Women's Zvening Branch of the Auxiliary of Christ annual Social Evening on Fridav, Nov.29 at 8:15, in Herbert Sy- monds Parish House, 1441 University streec.General convener is Mrs, A.Piercey Paterson, assisted oy: Mrs.Jean Forbes, tickets; Miss ; C.Kemuffer, refreshments; Miss : Lucille Pickell, candy sale; Miss : Catherine Dickey, equipment; | Miss Violet Wcodbridge, checx room; Miss Christina McLean land Mrs.Margaret Ritchie, tal-' i ent and \u201cWhite Elephant,\u201d table; Mrs.A.Binnie Bullock, publicity; | Miss Edith Baker and Mrs, D.J.Moir, door prizes.| Ditty bag party The annual ditty bag party of the Westmount Branch of the Women's Auxiliary of the Montreal General Hospital will be held in Tees Hall, Dominion- Douglas Church, on Wednesday, November 27, commencing at 10 a.m.Santa Claus himself will greet the members and when the gifts have been wrapped and the bags packed, there will be a program of Christmas carols and refreshments will be served, di ah Cd Rt ste FOIRE RCE PIE x St.Matthew's bazaar St.Matthew's Annual Christmas Bazaar will be held Friday afternoon November 29, at 2 o\u2019clock in the church hall, Duf- ferin road and Snowdon avenue, Gifts for all ages may be purchased at the many attractive booths.There will also be a table of homecooked foods.Afternoon tea served from 3-5, and supper at 6 p.m.Skinny men, women gain 5, 10, 15 lbs.Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor What a thrilll Bony limbs £1] out; ugly hol tows fll up; neck no longer scrawny; body toses half-starved, sickly \u201cbean-pole\u2019\u201d look.Thousands who never could gain before are pow proud of shapely, heal y-looking_figures.They thank Ostrex Tonic \u2018Tablets, Helps build up body skinny because of poor appetite due to lack of iron.Improves digestion, nourishment; puts flesh on bare bones.Im- creases pep.\u201c\u2018Get-acquainted™ size only 606.Try famous Ostrex for new Bounds, pep, vias, vigoe, this very day.At all ggists.Even at 3 a.m.your telephone is on the job Lights have just gone an at the Johnson House It may only mean that young Bill 1s restless.Or it may mean .perhaps a hurried all for the doctor.At such moments the instant nelp af the telephone can be beyond price.Nights, Sundays and holidays, in 534 Central Offices.Bell people are always on the job to make lite more pleasant, mote secure for all of us, something more serious .eter The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 22, 1957 13 St.Paul's Alumnae lists Fair chairmen * Friday afternoon and evening, December 6, is the date of the St.Paul's Academy Alumnae Christmas Carnival Fair to be held at the Convent, 11 Cote St.Antoine road, Westmount, fron 3 to 10 p.m.Booth chairmen are: \u2014 Mrs.R.V.Hemsted, Mrs.L.P.Byrne, Miss Barbara Ga- han, Mrs.B.H.McCallum, Miss Kathleen George, Miss Dorothy Quigley, Miss Margaret Martin, Miss Barbara Mulcair, Miss Patricia Butler, Mrs.Eric Kier- ans, Miss Estelle Gahan, Miss Patricia Dagnall, Miss Helen Browne.Co-chairmen of the tea and supper room are: \u2014 Mrs.F.E.Sandilands, Mrs.J.R.Shaugh- nessy, Mrs.L.P.Rolland \u2018and Mrs.J.H.McMahon, Miss Alma Quigley is general chairman.Proceeds from the Fair will be | Cards used to finance the Alumnae\u2019s educational projects.VISIT.\"The House of Distincti re Gifts\" Import :d from al) over the world This week's suggestion from Scandinavia Stainless Steel Cutlery Exclusive Christmas AV.8-7777 - 1450 Peel St.\u2018Opposite the Sheraton- Mount-Royal Hotel Parking Rear of Store on 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CHRISTMAS BOOTH: The Women\u2019s Association of St.Matthew\u2019s Anglican Church is holding its annual bazaar on Friday, November 29, in the church hall.The booth shown above will be convened by, left to right: Mrs.N.K.Reid, Mrs.P.J.Mathews and Mrs.R.H.Yeomans.\u2014 Bermingham Photo CONTESSA THE BROADWAY COMPANY DIRECT FROM NEW YORK ho Time meme mn 9.the Women * Rolin Venture Club Members of the Venture Club of Montreal will be hostesses at a games night and sing-song for the residents of the Salvation Army Eventide Home on Tuesday, December 3 at 8 p.m.se rjeants | THE TOP COMEDY STAGE SMASH Melville Church Assn \u2018Melville Church Association will hold its annual sale of work and home cooking, Saturday, November 23, at 349 Melville avenue, Westmount, from 2.30 p.m.to 6 p.m.Tea will be served.DECEMBER 3 - 7 ST-DENIS THEATRE Ot Andrew's group The Women's Association of matinee, Sot.Dec.7 St Andrew's Church, West- TICKETS NOW ON SALE mount, will hold its meeting for at the St.Denis Theatre (St.sewing on Tuesday at 2 p.m.in Hutchison Hall.Tea hostesses will be Mrs.Henry Brown and the ladies of Group No.2.The Red Cross group will meet at 10 a.m.Denis street just above St.Cothe- | rine) and at Conadion Concerts G Artists, 1822 Sherbrooke west, {near Guy).WE.2-217].MONTREAL CONCERTS PRESENT THE PAMPLONA CHOIR {from Spain) \u201cA real orchestra, made of voices .achieve instrumental effects such as echoes, bells, percussion with overwhelming clarity.\u201d \u2014 L\u2019'Illustration, Paris \u201cThe revelatian of the international Music Weeks in Paris has been the Choral Group from Pamplona.\u201d \u2014The Diapason, Milan PLATEAU AUDITORIUM Monday, Dec.2 \u2014 at 9.00 P.M.Tickets: $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 On Sale at: Willis & Co.& Ed.Archambault .For information: 1475 Crescent St.Tel.: AY.8-2388 DE.3717 MODEL AGENCY Spein À Miller Fashion Show Victoria Hall, 8.30 p.m.25th Nov.Monday $1.00 Tax Included 4 A ATE SRR RY oy y .EN ay ORE VN FE AY 7 ow Home cooking sale Home cooking sale with novelty table Saturday, November 23, 2.30 to 5.30 p.m.4413 Mont- clair avenue, being sponsored by the Social Service Wing of the Catherine Booth Hospital Auxiliary.Numismatic Society The Women's Branch of the Antiquariar and Numismatic Society will hold a musicale on Wednesday, December 4, at 12.30 p.m.at the Chateau de Ramezay.Soloist will be Claudette Berge- ron, accompanist, Nicole Picard and pianist, Gisele Daoust.Maritime Club The Maritime Women's Club of Montreal, Incorporated, is entertaining members and friends at a Reception Tea on Saturday, November 23, 3.30 - 5.30 p.m.in the Blue Room of the Windsor Hotel.Miss Lillian Tucker, contralto and member of the Bach Choir, will render a group of songs.Trinity Church group Miss Ivy Estall, on furlough from Nasik, India, will give an illustrated address on her work under the Bible.and Medical Missionary Fellowship, at the semi-monthly meeting of the Evening Branch WA, Trinity Memorial Church on Thursday, November 28 at 8 o'clock in the Ladies\u2019 Parlor.The Crusaders of the BMMF will be guests of the WA.Retreshments will be served.Visitors welcome.Karnak winners Karnak Temple Arahl Patrol announces the names of the winners of the drawing held Friday, November 15 as follows: bridal doll with full wardrobe, ticket drawn by Miss Anderson, first prize, Mrs.Ed.Donohoe; second, R.Fanning; third, Mrs.M.Birch; fourth, Mr.S.M.Stanley; fifth, Miss J.Terry; sixth, Mr.J, Simpson; seventn, Miss C.Melanson; eighth, Trevor Peck Co.Ltd.and ninth.Mrs.F.Roy.Proceeds will be used to purchase an ice machine for the pink, or 2 celedon.17,50 Visit la Confessa for Fine Lamps, Pictures, Oil Paintings, Separate Shades \u2014 Specialists in Cusfom Shade Making.5903 Sherbrooke St.W.- HU, 8-4322 SHERBROOKE at ROYAL For Christmas Gifts that Command Attention For bedside or double dresser.Hand- decorated china in choice of white, Acetate shade.Sra test Co rence Shriners\u2019 Hospital.Gia, TT ATES Sh, SRE DR VAT Sm mg ey WERE ade J A it RE BN 14 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 22, 1957 The Fabulous T7 BMW ISETTA 300 $1098.($386.50 Down \u2014 $39.00 Per Month) 72 M.P.Gal.62 M.P.Hr, Heater incl.HUnter 1 - 1822 - 34 St.Catherine W.WE.5-4616 \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 277 \u201d vs Please phone your Ads wk nr À The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising CO 10 Words 45¢ ch additional word 3e for ea early in the week.No Ads accepted after 10.30 a.m.Thursday for current issue SG ARI LN SO The Fabulous BMW ISETTA 300 $1098.($386.50 Down \u2014 $39.00 Per Month) 72 M.P.Gal.62 M.P.Hr.' 1822 - 34 St.Catherine W.20 ROOMS TO LET 28 FOR SALE 29 FOR SAL 81 WANTED TO PURC ,.Heater incl.WE.5-4616 MONEY TO LOAN large unfurnished room, newly dec- oraled.with balcony, for business lady.WE.2.2573, WESTMOUNT, near transportation, For Quick Sale ONE bedroom and one bed-siiting Owner leaving town, call RE.room, with light kitchen privileges.7-6143: 13.5 cubic foot Phil WE, 2-8266.etre pres en es co refrigerator, 5 years old, DOUBLE room.furnished.Kitchen as new, $175.00; beautiful privileges.WE.5-5181, 235 Clarke, \u2018wide electric stove, Deepwell cooker, automatic timing etc.perfect, $120.00; Bendix automatic washer.perfect, $145.00; boy's bicycle, semi racer, as Westmount, Apt.1, 21 ROOMS WANTED BY quiet business woman in private home with kitchen privileges.Only roomer.Write box 310, co 2185 Hampton.23 ROOM AND BOARD WANTED YOUNG business woman desires room and board with (amily preferably in Westmount or N.D.G.Call UN.6- 3911, Extension 8062, Monday to Friday.24 AUTOS FOR SALE BUICK coupe 1941, inspect, examine, drive, then make offer.WE.2.8054 Snow Tires - for sale, size 800-820 x 15, Phone WE.2-3962.Valance Boxes Add character to your windows and Eten nr mei weekend.ONE 16\" fibreglass and ma- 26 GARAGES TO LYT hogany boat.complete with remote control steering, 25 h.p, Viking engine and trans- At Once port trailer.Used 40 hours only.WE.3-1880.Short or long periods.Services avaliable.Call George Durocher, Victoria Avenue Garage, 370 Victoria Avenue, FL.0767, chesterfield.2 chairs; 2 lamp tables; 27 GARAGES WANTED hal bureau, 6 ft.8 in.long, 1 ft.7 _ = ses ss ss in.depth, genuine marble top.All WANTED.heated garage near Sher- made by Pistono.Also drapes of fine brooke, Lansdowne.WE.7-1667.| Swiss material: also imported table HIGH class furniture consisting of Chambers.; lamps; also 2 specially made electric 2 BN SALE heated fireplaces; Stromberg Carl 0 __ VOR SALE =~ son 24\" T.V.radio Hi-Fi record player combination, Must be seen to be Desk appreciated.Reasonable to quick buyer.Must vacate, 340 Redfern, \u2018 | \" | j | x 2 bookcases, large modern, $20.00 each: 2 3, beds, $10.00 each; one double bed, $20.00.WE.7-4811.BENDIX WASHING MACHINE In perfcet condition.DE, 1927, VACUUM cleaners, rebuilt and up to 1958 models: Hoover.Kirby, Electro- lux, Premier, Filter Queen.Air-Way, ete.$10.50 up.Repairs to all makes, Easy terms.Canadian Vacuum Service, 880 Jean Talon West, CR, 1- 1484; after 6.RE, 3-7719.STORAGE shed for garden peak.double doors 5' x 30\u2018; pre-fab proof plywood throughout on 2\" x 3\" studding.Used 4 years and properly maintained.$150.Raven, DE.0981 fibre barrels, Ideal for mov- Free delivery.ME, ing and storage.0 3500 NAMUR How To Get To.Parkway Pontiac \"Montreal's Newest Exclusive Pontiac Dealer COME SEE THE CAR OF THE YEAR HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS Desk, custom made solid walnut; Georgian and other antique occasional chairs; secretary bookcase; Sheraton grandfather clock; Louis XV curio cabinet; 6 piece silver tea set: Pair crystal girondoles; Royal Crown Derby part tea set; Limoges fish platter and plates; oil painting by Sherriff Scott, Suzor Cote, W.F.Benger and others; mahogany buffet.Varied assortment of crystal, china, ornaments, ete.Suitable as gifts.See them at MULLINS ANTIQUES 1317 Grecne avenue, WE 5-3894 FAIRFIELD Your old woollens for new blankets.We pick up.OR.1-7251.ANTIQUE carved framed mirrors: old and modern paintings, WE, 7-5915.Girl's Nylon Snowsuit Size 6x or T7 wanted.WE.17-3317, MORTGAGE LOANS Attention! Contractors, privates.Notary, EL.Mortgage loans quickly.PING-PONG TABLE Wanted.Phone WE.3-6176.Trades and DOMESTIC HELP WANTED Professional Cards MAN wanted to keep steps Additional Words 3c Each glean of Snow.front and ack.Dorchester near Greene, WE.5-7000.BUILDING REPAIRS 20 Words 75¢ BRICK \u2014 cement \u2014 plaster \u2014 blocks -\u2014 chimneys \u2014 walls pointed; walks, HOUSEMAID for part time daily.so ngations repaired, refinished.Abe Apply with references, 3197 West.; , mount Blvd.WE.5-5958.bey Construction Co.Reg'd, HU.& 4922, 4630 Grand blvd.COOK general needed temporarily, sleep in or out, EL, 6711.CARTAGE AND MOVING 34 HELP WANTED FEMALE ABLE man with small truck will do DINING room suite, Italian Renaissance, oak, buffet, china cabinet, table, 1 armchair, 5 side chairs; fine imported mahogany chinese Chippendale bedroom suite consisting double bed.2 night tables, 3 dressers, chair.Will sacrifice, Westmount home.EL, 1660.GREY opossum coat fil 38 or 40, cost $900.00 for $200.00.Going south.WE.5.9196 evenings.31 WANTED TO PURCHASE PING-PONG table wanted.DE.4589.FURNITURE, china, paintings, jewellery, silver.R.H.Mullins Reg'd., 1317 Greene.WE, 35-3894.ANTIQUE furniture, china, silver.paintings, clocks, jewellery in any i condition purchased.Full value paid.Representatives call anywhere.Lyons VI.5-6089.Established 1920.Rotarians wives .(Continued from Page 2) wine-factory is comparable with the interior of a modern dairy.Time factors have made the older methods impracticable, But.Mr.Finlay concluded, the essential factor is still the grape -\u2018just as it was thousands of vears ago.You can make poor wine from good grapes, but you can't make good wine from poor grapes \u2014 whatever method you use.Present at the dinner also was district governor Linton Armstrong.In a short address he said that more than ever before Rolary is on the march.One hundred new clubs had opened throughout the world since July 1st of this year.In referring to the Westmount club the governor said, \u201cThe Rotary Club of Westmount is one of Lhe truly great clubs in this district.IT am amazed and deeply impressed by the work you are doing here\u2019, As a conclusion to the evening cartoons were drawn by Gordie Moore.Among those present were: President W.J.Tawse and Mrs.Tawse; vice-president Bill Page and Mrs.Page; Mrs.Armstrong; Mrs.Finlay, and Mr.and Mrs, E.Mills.NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE NOTICE is hereby given that BERNARD FOURCADE, tradesman, of the City and District of Montreal, Province of Quebec, will apply to the Parliament of Canada.at the present or next session thereof, for a bill of divorce from his wife, THERESE OUELLETTE-FOURCADE, housewife, of the City and District of Montreal, Province of Quebec, on the ground of adultery.DATED ai Montreal, Province of Quebec the 6th day of November Vi.J.B.CREPEAU Attorney for Applicant Room 909, Themis Building, 10 St.James st, West, Montreal, pick-up and delivery.Moving and in cash.sentative appointment call PL.FOR A BETTER CHRISTMAS Start today and make sparetime pay Become the Avon in your neighborhood.For 7885.odd jobs.Painting, repairs, cleaning.walls, windows, etc.Infore mation and rates.Jerry, WE, 7-4513.DECORATING 35 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE WALLS and ceilings washed and painted by experienced man; wine dows and floors also done.Phone W.Campbell, RE.1-0640.Available anytime.BRITISH West Indian woman, liable, free to cook and serve family also dinner.cocktail parties.WE.3-8146.DRESSMAKING EXPERIENCED stenographer desires part time work, West End preferred.WE.7-4188.37 SITUATIONS WANTED EUROPEAN dressmaker - designer, suits, coats, made to measure.Alterations.Specializes in lace, 5110 Sherbrooke, Apt.1.DRESSMAKING.alterations by exe Good ideas.382 Metcalfe Ave.WE.17-4833.FURNITURE REPAIRS MALE ANTIQUE furniture restoration, reproduction.Cabinet and furniture SNOW REMOVAL made to order, repaired, remodelled.Driveways, front verandahs, side-| John's Cabinet Making Reg\u2019'd., rear walks kept clear of snow.DE.5625.1251 Greene.WE.97-4879 DOMESTIC PETS FURRIERS CHAMPION stock Poodle puppy, HAVE your furs repaired or re-styled all fine points, 6 weeks old,|at Flomen Exclusive Furs, 1235 $150.00.RE.7-6143.Greene Ave, WE.2.3312 Orchestra Available SCOTCH Collie (like Lassie), male, REPAIRING, remodelling, Fur coats year old.$35.00, OR.6-2265.made into Jackels, new Fall models.= 5 Work Guaranteed.Henry Baum Furs, PERSONALS 1383 Greene Ave., WE.3-3270.MUSIC LESSONS PIANO lessons in pupil's home by For all occasions.Information call experienced European pianist.Best 71-6593.results.HU.9-2045.Ur 1 1 068 Get Ready for Winter ! Have us Check your OIL BURNERS For efficiency and economy some nee HE For prompt, highly skilled service on domestic, industrial and commercial oil burners .phone VISITIN G ROTARIANS from Scotland tried their hand at curling.Guests of Westmount\u2019s Heather club and about to show how scots throw a stone down the ice are left to right: W.M.Milne, Scotland; John Di- cair, Heather; Robert Mackintosh, Scotland; Jock Mec- Kee, Heather; Harry Ban- nan, Outremont; Andrew Dunn, Scotland; Willard Mace, Montreal West; Aubrey Legge, Scotland.| \u2014Bermingham Photo ' J.\"Barbarians lose 3.0 but capture rugger title Although edzed 3-0 by the \\ fighting McGill Redmen.Mont- \"real Barbarians finished up as champions of the Quebec Rugger League as the schedule was coin- pleted on Saturday.The win gave McGill third place in the standings.The Irish beat Town of Mount Royal 14-3 to finish in fourth position.Bytown Beavers squczezed past the Wanderers 6-5 to drop thé Montreal team into the cellar.Westmount travelled to Hanover, N.H.and whitewashed the Dartmouth college squad 8-0.With the league trophy al- \u2018The Wesimount Examiner, Friday, November 22, 1957 Loyola College is denied Senior A\u2019 grid title For the second time since the de:ision until they read its inception in 1929 the 2Pout in @ rewspape.Greater Montreal Interscho-\u2018 lastic senior \u2018A\u2019 football section there will be no champion.Two weeks ago, Loyola captured what they thought was the senior \u2018A\u2019 title beating West Hill but !ast week they received the news that the title has been taken away because they used an inelig.ble player.The player in question played juvenile foot- bal] for St IL.ambert which is not permitted under the school rules.It\u2019s unfortunate for Loyola to lose the title under such conditions after winning all six league games for the third straight season.The rlayer in question also played juvenile ball which is not permitted under high school rules.In a przpared statement Loyola College coach Ed Meagher said that his superiors are not protesting the decision and they resent taal they never knew of BEER ALE & PORTER FREE DELIVERY DE.3541 FAST SERVICE © Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Daily.® Groceries and imported Delicacies.NATIONA|: s0OD SHor The Home of Fine Foods\" 4865 Sherbrooke St.West {Near Victoria) 3500 NAMUR MONTREAL'S NEWEST EXCLUSIVE » Pontiac Dealer » Invites you to visit their Za 2 ve 4s ze RE.9-229 ! ready on the mantelpiece the a a a a a ea ee SS PP PSST X30 1s went into Saturday's tilt weakened by injuries but never- thel2ss could not coupe with the stirring play of Howie Ryan's Redmen.Ricky Parsons, who had been a late season sensation in his new position at stand-off, playad another brilliant game and scored the match-winning points by booting a penalty goal after ten minutes of play.=> x MODERN SERVICE DEPT.Where all your car needs can be completed at ONE TIME! 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-\u2014 Arthurs and McLellan scored LAWN BOWLER DIES majors for the Bombers with .O'Connor converting one of the William F.Kelly » & past presi- TD's.In the second half Tsonos dent of the Ontario Lawn Bowle was ordered to lay off passing as ing Association, died Monday.CLIFFSIDE GARAGE \u2018and coach of Verdun Sham-Cats junior team.He also coached Tsonos, Haukkala VHS basketball and football 3 : teams and was a former member sfars in MLA.win gm woe a former member League council, Mount Allison University Harry Haukkala scored for the Mounties football team who have a line-up of players from almost every major city on the island of Montreal came up with a 26-13 victory to capture the Burchell Trophy for the New Brunswick championship.The Mounties defeated University of New Brunswick \u2018Red Bombers in the title game after coming from behind a 13-7 half] time count.The Mt.A coach is Gus Mac- Farlane, former member of Verdun High School teaching staff A has sufficient manpower to ice a* \u201cB' club.The only left overs are Gordon Dooley.Mike Carrier.Larry grant, Mike Johnson and Claude Fleury.The team will be built around these tried and true por- formers.Newcomers to the team are young and inexperienced, with most of them still eligible for bantam or junior hockey, , The team is slated for a jaunt across the horder to Lake Placid.N.Y.where they will engage Northwood School, December 13 and the next evening will meet up with Lake Placid High.Both games will be played in the historic Olympic Avena, the site where Olympic hockey games have been played.The Clarke avenue bantam brigade, have held a few workouts at Verdun Auditorium and prospecls are encouraging.with a good turnout of 20 candidates and among them some good prospects.St.Leo's mosquito, pec wee and termite groups will be or- Three fop award winners named Ken Smith, president of the Sportsmen's Association who are holding their annual Award Dinner at the Windsor Hotel on Monday December 2, announced that the hoard of directors have made their annual choice regarding Montreals most outstanding athlete of the year.Richard, volatile Maurice athlete of Les Canadiens, won the garland on behalf of the professionals and will share honors with Buddy Acheson, star of the Steinbergs Softhall team who won the Canadian championship and who went on to Tampa, Florida, for the World Softball playdowns.In the course of World Play- downs, Acheson was voted the most outstanding player.Both athletes have much in common, heing fiery participants in their respective sports.The top executive of the vear honor will be presented to Sid Holstead, of the Quebec Hockey League who also served with the Quebec Svnior Hockey League and the QAHA, Aristocrat T\u2014 SPECIAL RESERVE 3-4 Years Old Vrite for free booklet \u201cPlans for building your own bor\u201d.MELCHERS DISTILLERIES, LIMITED + MONTREAL ie ter IRAE dine de me ea 155 aT Indoor tennis starfs Saturday Althea Gibson of the United States, winner of 39 tennis tournaments, including the All-Eng- land at Wimbledon and US National at Forest Hills, will La matched with Rolland Godin Saturday for the official opening of the Club de Tennis Canadien, Saint Laurent In taking the match.Lucien Laverdure, professional and manager of the new indoor club, pointed oul the interesting features of the match.Laverdure Saturday's starting time is 8:59 p.m.in the Saint Launrent Gymnasium, 625 Ste.Croix boulevard.spoke of Miss Gibson's record of | losing only four sets of tennis in 65 weeks of competition and her complete domination of Women\u2019s tennis.But, he asked, can she handle a man's _game?Godin, ranked No.5 in the Province of Quebec, has some good wins to his credit and is known as a plaver who seldom plays a bad game.In addition to the Gibson- Godin match, Laverdure has lined up Bob Bedard, Canada's top player.Bedard, who has not lost a match to a Canadian plaver in three years.will put his record ou the line against Lorne Maine, former No.1 Canadian player, who retired two years ago at 25, then returned to win the Ontario Indoor Championship from Don Fontana in straight sets.A third match will be plaved.Bedard and Mariette Lafram- boise will take on Miss Gibson and Maine.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Water polo TEAM STANDING SENIOR P WwW L TPts.BBHS .5 4 1 0 8 HSM (W; .4 4 0 0 8 WHHS .4 3 1 U 6 OHS 1 2242020.5 2 3 0 4 HSM (By 4 0 4 0 0 /HS .4 0 4 0 0 BANTAM P W L TPts.WH 4 4 0 0 8 HSM #* 2 1 1 5 BH 4 2 2 0 4 HSM (B» 4 1 37 0 2 MHS 4 0 3 1 1 RE SUL TS Sr.: HSM (B) 0.WHHS : Ban.: HSM (W) 1, WÉHS 4, Sr.: BBHS 4, HSM (W) 6.Ban.: MHS 1, BBHS 2.oF ate REAL RYES DECANTER \u2014_ 5 Years Old Box 1150, Station O, Montreal The only FINA Dealer in Westmount 4428 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST (Just east of the Glen) \u201cNo.4 stands a good chance\u2014accidentally sat on his spikes at the 0 \u2014 Civing! 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