The Westmount examiner, 29 novembre 1957, vendredi 29 novembre 1957

[" Met points are made by mayor Westmount will not enter the proposed Metropolitan government for Montreal as a parasite but as a partner on an equal basis, said Mayor A.S.Bruneau Wednesday.Speaking to Westmount Rotary Club the Mayor added, \u201cThe impression one gets from recent reports is that the object of Metropolitan government is to relieve the City of Montreal of parasites in the form of the municipalities around it.But our relations with this City already prove we are partners.In fact we give more than we receive.\u201d | The Mayor then pointed out that Westmount pays for all its | water on a tax basis, maintains | roads which are used by 95% of | non-local traffic, provides police- | control of these roads, has its, own fire-force, and provides athletic grounds, halls and a re-! ference library for the benefit | of everyone who cares to use | them.\u201cBesides these direct costs,\u201d | the Mayor stated, \u201cThere are many more that are indirect.Items such as hospital and\" charity contribution; are sub-' stantial, | VOL.XXVIII, No.48 It is difficult to es-' timate the money we spend in Montreal but it is a very expensive item.\u201d GIVE AND TAKE \u201cThe most that can be said | about the project is that it will be impossible to strike : balance.It will be give and take.At the moment we contribute far more than we receive.\u201d .Dealing with the 1955 Paquette report the Mayor pointed out\u2019 that it stressed that local auto- «x WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1957 sn TWENTY PAGES Expect ice-rink ready by April nomy was not to be interfered with unless absolutely necessary.Also it stated that the whole island should come under Lhe new form of government.\u201cSince then it has become obvious that even this area will be too small.It will be absolutely necessary to extend far- - ther than was origi.ally|the Luggage store,.4190 St.Cath- planned.\u201d erine street in the past three He said that intra-municipal weeks, owner Mrs.Thomas Clack services would include collective reported to Westmount police 3 thefts occur al same slore Three thefts have occurred at By DEREK BLACKMAN Westmount's new ice- rink is rapidly becoming a reality.Work on the $580,000 project is right on sched- \u2018ule and completion should be by late April.| Situated after prolonged argument off St.Catherine sewers, water intake, main traf- .us , Wednesday.j fic arteries, bridges and tunnels = 5 t a h street on the south side of from the island, fire - service thieves stole a camera valued or the Park, both the side-walls standards, arks, ity 5 ; ui i - ndards, parks, community $90 and a pair of driving gloves and foundations are com markets, control of land used to ensure planned.development, (Continued on page 17) from a car parked behind the pleted and the roof should (Continued on page 5) YY\u2019 drive for funds going over the top - Canvassing for YMCA funds has been in full progress in Westmount for the past week and it was reported Wednesday that there is every indication that the objective of $8,500 will be reached by December 5th when the cam- also be roller-skating.paign closes.At the second report luncheon Westmount Division showed a total of 34.8% of their objective obtained.* John C.Annesley chairman of the Westmount Division said, \u201cThe encouraging feature of the canvassing so far is that 24.5% of the money received is either new money or increased subscription.Judging by the returns in \u2014 and if all cards are covered \u2014 Westmount will obtain its objective.\u201d With two campaign reports left C.Lloyd Welton, executive secretary of Westmount \u2018Y\u2019 urged all canvassers to complete all their returns by Wednesday, Dec.4th.Last year several returns were delayed and were in- able to be counted in during the banquet.: An interesting feature of this campaign is an oil-painting which has been donated to the campaign by Hal Ross Perrigard ARCA.Entitled \u201cEarly Spring\u201d and painted at Lake Memphre- | magog, the picture will be presented to the highest bidder.Highest bid to date is $125.The painting may be seen by any interested person at Montreal YMCA, 1441 Drummond street on the second floor.Bidding will close Wednesday at 6 p.m.nner RI A TTT SAR WR be on by Christmas.Recreation superintendent B.A.Rothwell reports that tentative plans for the new rink\u2019s use are already in progress.They include the customary hockey, figure skating, ice-carnival, and free-skating during the winter, while in the summer the rink will be covered and used for indoor tennis, \u201cadminton, shuffleboard and even dancing.If the j concrete floor is suitable there is a possibility that there will The rink will be available free to residents of Westmount only.There will be ten changing rooms equipped with lockers for | both children and adults, and the team changing rooms are to be equipped with showers.| -Space for spectators will be limited but there will be a wooden-promenade around the ice, and earth-banks around the perimiter of the building \u2014 | which will allow members of the public to see inside, | \u201cThe-\u2018building will be partially open-air.Both the north and west sides will be completely open.The roof will rest on huge | (Continued on Page 17) Municipal Association will meet December 10 The fall meeting of the Westmount Municipal Association has been scheduled for Victoria Hall on Tuesday.December 10th, it is announced.On that occasion there will be a well-rounded program including entertainment.discussions and nominations for municipal offices.The Westmount High School's Band will play.under the direction of Morley Calvert, profes-#» sor of music.At a meeting last year the association was pleased to present the school's glee club which was exceedingly well received, and it is expected that the band will also find favor with the members of the association.Open forum type discussions will be led by chairmen of the various committees of the association.when iit will be possible for members to join in discussing the various aspects of municipal progress in Westmount and to express their views.Nominations will be received during the evening for two alder- manic posts which become vacant shortly, one library trustee post, and two positions on- the HRA ENSEE Next we Cool, sunny periods with snows, and some glaze ice, then clearing and much colder.Protestant School Commission.The executive of the association are leaving no stone un- turned so that the mecting will afford every opportunity to residents to turn out and participate in this regular fall session.Car driver injurad in 3-way accident Lawrence Goode, 26.17% Cote St.Antoine road was treated for injuries at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital saturday after an auto he was driving was in collision with two other cars at Meteall avenue, and Sherbrooke street Three stitches were inserte.over his lefr eye bue he was not detained, The two other drivers, Andre Gougeon, 29, 4302 Messier street and Ernest Nagy, 21.9123 Hothurst were unhurt.aveniae pe ek's weather December 1 to 7 occasional cold drizzle or light By ERIC NEAL À \u2018More light snows or freèzing mists in the middie of the week, and continuing to the end of the week with sunny intervals.Temperature range 20-40°F in the south, and 0-30°F in _th north.SETS eT oo TRE it ES RE OU RR a 5 ES a MÉRITE ie Ge : wT a ell on sin + a at 9.dR Ya AW End A ai a a ee ay ET ARE EPR NL GEM 2 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 29, 1957 THIS WEEK AND NEXT AT.Unity Boys Club 7 A PROJECT OF WESTMOUNT ROTARY CLUB 2777722 = tered BAI III 1S FAILS I IIIS A ILIA ILLS STH 1 IIA IHL Z By Maurice Mariasine MEMBERSHIP PASSES 700 MARK The membership enrollment at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club continues to soar upwards as new membership records are being established.To date, 705 members have joined the Club \u2014 registration began September 2nd.Last year's 700 mark \u2018was not reached until the beginning of January.Of the 705 enrollees, 165 are new members (joined the Club for the first time) Any boy or girl, six years of age to sixteen years of age, living in either Westmount or St.Henry is eligible to join the Unity Boys' Club.A nominal membership fee is charged.The Unity Boys\u2019 Club is sponsored by the Rotary Club of Westmount and is operated by the Montreal Boys\u2019 Association, a Red Feather Service.TALENT PARADE The Unity Boys' Club Talent Parade under the musical direction of Fred Pennell is providing entertainment this week to the patients of the Queen Mary Veteran's Hospital.This is the first show of a series of Variety Shows that the U.B.C.Talent Club will present this year.The Shows are presented as a public service to hospitals, prisons and for the benefit of church organizations.This week\u2019s show included singers, dancers and musicians.The cast was as follcws: Evelyn Desjardins, Wayne McCullough, Diane Desjardins, Little Bobby, Lily Parks, Billy Walker, Brian Christie, Maureen Rennie, the Rhythm Eagles, Gerald Hebert, Muriel Lawrence, Louise Herbert, Louise Blais, Frank Bonanno, Kenneth McWhirter, Lise Gui- mont, Joan Desjardins, Yvonne Mastro, June Dollard, Patsy Leger and Jocelyn Nadeau.The Talent Club have several other engagements during the Month of December.Entertain ment will be provided for the Montreal Rotary Club Christmas Dinner on December 17th, at the Mount Royal Hotel and for the Elderly People's Friendship Club on December 18th, at the West- mount Athletic Grounds.Plans also include a Variety Show at the Federal Training Centre at St.Vincent de Paul.JUST A REMINDER Tickets are available for the SWISS WATCH REPAIR EXPERT REASONABLE RATES W.FREDERICK Master Watchmaker 1370 GREENE AVE.(Near Sherbrooke) WE.7-1855 BERGER'S yrs: SHOE CLINIC Orthopaedic Revisions a specialty SHOE REBUILDER of Quality ® Tinting ® Renovating Courteous Service \u2014 Moderate Prices 376 Victoria Avenur (Opposite Steinberg\u2019s) HU.8-036] and 540 are renewals.Father and Son and Mother and Daughter Banquets which take place at the Club on Tuesday, December 10th, and Wednesday, December 11th.Well-known sports personalities will be in attendance.Awards will be presented and entertainment will be provided.The entertainment will include: \u201cHerb and Lydia\u201d with Magic and Fun and a \u201cRock 'N Roll Group\u201d cailed the \u201cThunderbirds\u201d courtesy of the Blue Sky Revue.MONTH TO CHRISTMAS .The Unity Boys\u2019 Club will again conduct Christmas Parties for its members.Plans to-date include a Christmas Party and Dance for the Friday Nite Club on Friday, December 20th, A Christmas Party for the Small Fry on Saturday, December 21st, and a Christmas Party and Dance for the Jazzarama Club on Monday, December 23rd.HOCKEY REGISTRATION Boys\u2019 Work Supervisor Ron Havard is now accepting registrations for the forthcoming hockey season.The Club plans to conduct a number of house leagues so that every boy who wants to play hockey will be given an opportunity.The ages are from under ten to under seventeen \u2014 termite, mosquito, pee wee, bantam, midget and juvenile, | A.Vincent Whipple buried Wednesday Final tribute was paid Wednesday to A.Vincent Whipple, \u2018of 4472 Sherbrooke St.West, \u201cwho died at his residence Sunday.He was in his 78th year, Mr.Whipple, who was known as one of America's foremost authorities on treasures from the past, spent the last 25 years of his life repairing old ship models, } refurbishing oil paintings and priceless museum pieces.He had always been interested in treasures of art and craftsmanship, and especially in their restoration.In the 1920's he owned an antique and curio shop on Drummond street, but when the depression came in 1929, he was forced to abandon business.However, his talent and craftsmanship did not leave him long , Unemployed.He was soon commissioned by a Montreal museum-piece collector to restore old ship models, His work has received world-wide acclaim.| A few years ago he retired, but never Jost interest in his ! work.In 1948, he built a portable telescope for his wife, who had taken an interest in astronomy.At a contest in Springfield, Vermont, his telescope won first prize, and -was later pre- ! sented to the Royal Astronomical Society.For the past few years he has spent his time re- SUITS and COATS made own material at moderate of Tailoring\u2014Alterations, PFUALITY GUARANTEED 4255 St.Catherine St.WESTMOUNT TAILOR and VALET SERVICE C.CYNAMON Ladies\u2019 and Gent's High Class Tailor to order from our or your prices.We do every kind Remodelling and Repairs.PROMPT SERVICE West WE.3-2672 ARTHUR G.PINARD, 365 Kitchener, has bee.: elected to the board of directors of Col- lyer Advertising Limited and appointed as a consultant to the company\u2019s executive staff.A resident of Westmount for seven years, Mr.Pinard recently retired as vice-pres- ident, president and director of a large group of companies.According to che Collyer announcement, Mr.Pinard has had \u2018a comprehensive and successful career in all phases of modern management practice including plant, production, warehousing, distribution and market development.\u201d Mr.Pinard is well known for his work as president of the Association of Canadian Advertisers, president of the Advertising and Sales Club of Toronto, president of the Canadian Paint, Varnish & Lacquer Association, founder and president of the Toronto Better Business Bureau, vice president of the National Sales Executive Association, and co- chairman of extension courses committees at both University of Toronto and McGill.Edward H.MacNider buried on Tuesday Final tribute was paid Tuesday to Edward Henry MacNider of 5062 Glencairn Ave, West- mount, who died at the Montreal General Hospital Sunday.He was in his 86th year.Edward MacNider lived in Montreal all his life, and had always taken a keen interest in the activities of the city, Especially active in sports at the turn of the century as a member of the Track and Snowshoe Club, he won many medals and honors for his sport triumphs.He was a member of the Health Curling Club, and in his earlier years was an active member of the Hudson Yacht Club.His enthusiasm for sports resulted in membership in the Montreal Athletic Association.He belonged to Queen Mary United Church, and was a member of the Masonic Order for 45 years he worked as a salesman for Canada Bag Company.He is survived by his wife, Ethel Louise; three sons, Henry, Hartland, end Kingdon; and two daughters, Isabel and Gwendolyn (Mrs.R.J.Rohde).Last year he and his wife celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary.Funeral services were at the chapel of joseph C.Wray and Bro.and burial in Mount Royal Cemetery.pairing whatever anyone cared to bring to him.His wife was the late Gladys E.Manning.He is survived by two daughters, Gladys (Mrs.JE.Molyneaux), and Helen (Mrs.F.W.Mavor Moore), and five grandchildren, Funeral service was held at Trinity Memorial Church, and the burial was in Mount Royal cemetery.Mrs: Hector Mount dies in 80fh year Funeral service was held in St.Thomas\u2019 Church, November 18, for Mrs.Hector P.Mount, who died at her home on Mayfair avenue, N.D.G., in her eightieth year.Service was conducted by the Rector of St.Thomas\u2019, the Rev.F.J.Sinnamon, assisted by Archdeacon J, F.Morris and the Rev.Sydney Meade.Interment was in Mount Royal Cemetery.Sarah Maud Moore was the daughter of Thomas Moore and Ellenor Westgate of Lakefield, Quebec.In 1902 she married the Rev.Hector P.Mount, and they lived successively in the parishes of Bristol, Longueuil and Foster, Quebec.Her husband predeceased her ten years ago.Mrs.Mount is survived by one son, Whitley Mount, of.Alder- Mrs.Rene Dastous buried Wednesday Final tribute was paid Wednesday to Mrs, Rene Dastous of 1470 Closse St, who died Monday.She was in her 60th year.Formerly Corinne Basilières, Mrs.Dastous was predeceased by her husband.For many years she had been a teacher at St.Irenée School.In her later years she was very active in charity work as a patroness of the Deaf and Dumb Institute, and as a charity worker for the Sisters of Providence.She was a member of the Sir Wilfrid Laurier Club and La Chambre de Commerce de Montreal.She is survived by a daughter, Margot; three sons, Roger, Guy, and Rene Jr.; five sisters, Mrs.Yvonne Dandurand, Mrs.Margot Daviault, Mrs.Aline Portenier, Mrs.Paulette Paradis and Mrs.Andrée De Oliveira; three brothers, Gerard, Roland and Jean Basilières, and two grandchildren.Funeral services were held in St.Leon de Westmount Church, and the burial was at Cote des Neiges cemetery, OUI DU a TEE 0 gorse me vee CN shot, Ontario, and six daughters; Alethea (Mrs.George Halliday), of Sawyerville, Quebec; Miss Hilda Mount, of Montreal; Helen (Mrs.Leonard Wrong) of Montreal; Verna (Mrs.William Price) of Montreal; Winnifred (Mrs, Sydney Meade) of Grand'Mere, and Florence (Mrs.Stewart Griffin) of Drummondville.There are eleven grandchildren:, Vivien (Continued on page 35) Francoise Pagnuelo buried here Friday Funeral services were held Monday for Miss Françoise Pagnuelo of 26 Arlington avenue, Westmount, who died at Le Royer Pavilion last Friday after a year's illness.She was in her 39th year.Miss Pagnuelo was horn in Montreal, and has lived here all her life.She was educated at St.Paul's academy and also studied at the Museum of Fine Arts, She was very active in charitable organizations, especially those which patronized the Arts.Les Amis de L\u2019Art, an organization which helps artists, was one of her main interests.She is survived by her mother, Mrs.Bertha Pagnuelo; two sisters and a brother.The funeral service was held in her residence, and the burial was at the Cote des Neiges cemetery.ROFESSIONAL abil- ¥ P ity is developed after years of training | and experience; the outstanding quality of our professional work never varies.BDA Collins NC.PA NUNNS AE WiLlAMS 5610 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST \u2018Express your sympathy at a time when the proper words 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(Sfecial to The Examiner) Ottawa \u2014 drawing on his experience as a member of the Quebec provincial Legislative Assemhly, Hon.George Marler this week in the House of Commons championed the cause of the French-speaking Members of Parliament.\u201cMy own personal experience has been that wMen I spoke in English, I could make no impression whatever in debate (in the Quebec Legislature),\u201d Mr.Marler said.\u201cOn the other hand, even though I had not attained , perfection in English, far from it, it did seem that I made much more impression when 1 made my remarks .in French.\u201cI would say that the French-speaking members of this House would understand the problems of this House much better if \u201che remarks of English- speaking members were simultaneously translated into French.\u201cConversely, it would enable English-speaking members to understand the meaning of what is being said by hon.members who were using the French language.\u201d Mr.Marler was spealing on a \"motion introduced by J.P.Breton, Member of Parliament for (Continued on page 4) 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 \u2019 QUICK SERVICE F.L.SILVER LADIES\u2019 & GENT'S TAILOR 1235 Greene Ave.(Downstairs) WE.2-6633 Mr.Marler is chairman of the convention's Resolutions .Committee.As such, he is charged with assessing, sifting and putting into final form the resolutions which are beginning to come in from Liberal constituencies all over thé country.The three-day convention will be held with the primary purpose of choosing a new Liberal party leader, but there will be several subsidiary features which, it is hoped, will give the public a better insight into the realm of practical politics.For one thing, Mr.Marler\u2019s committee is making arrangements with the CBC to move & television camera right into the resolutions room, to pick up nart of the actual work involved in processing and approving, or disapproving, the many resolutions.Since these represent the thinking and wishes of Liberals from every section of Canada, their importance is self-evident.Moreover, the resolutions which are finally passed by the convention will in effect constitute the party's platform at the \u2018next election.Another feature of the con- véntion consists in the decision to allot six hours\u2014apportion- .ed throughout each of the three sitting days \u2014 to permit the 2,500 delegates and alternates to propose resolutions from the floor.\u201cThis has never been done before at a national political convention in this country,\u201d said Mr.Marler, \u201cbut we believe it is the only truly democratic way to do things.\u201d J when a car driven by Pierre Grosvenor-Boulevard scene of 2 crashes Two accidents occurred at the intersection of Grosvenor avenue and the Boulevard during the weekend.The first occurred Saturday Marcil, 18, 4001 Marlowe avenue collided with another driven by Phillipe Bouchard, 3650 Mountain street.Sunday a car driven by Andrew Reddish, 44, 43 Bruce avenue was in collision with an auto driven by Jean Guy Gougeon, 21.2660 Delisle street, All drivers escaped injury.Order Your oc os Christmas Cards Coutts, Toothills, Fyshe and Kruger Personal Cards From ALLAN SINGER LIMITED Stationers & Printers 57 Vigtoria Avenue .Westmount + ; DExter 8439 TES HR PIERRE : xx Lu GS x =; a Gas We SAY AAR a WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1957 Westmounters in key roles as McGill nlavs Antigone\u2019 Ted\u2018 Brown anu sane Anders, residents of the city of Westmount, have been assigned leading roles in the McGill University English Department production of Sophocles\u2019 \u201cAntigone\u201d, it, was announced this week.of Creon, King of Thebes, ! and Miss Anders will be seen as Ismene, daughter of Oedipus.Mr.Brown awpa2ared in the title role of the English Department's production of Shelley's \u201cThe Cenci\u201d in 1955: and Miss Anders has played many leading roles for the Department during the last few years.She appeared last year as Celia in Ben Jonson's \u2018\u201cVolpone\u2019, and as the unknown lady in Shaw\u2019s \u201cThe Man of Destiny.\u201d Miss Anders also played leading roles in Shakespeare's \u201cMuch Ado About Nothing\", de Musset's \u201cThe Caprice of Marianne\u201d, and Euripides\u2019 \u201cHippolytus\u201d.\u201cAntigone\u201d tells the story of the fate of the four children of Oedipus, erstwhile King of Thebes.Because of the curse laid \u2018upon them by their father, Oedipus\u2019 two sons quarrel about royal power, ahd one is driven from Thebes.He !ater returns with an army, and during the battle for the city the two brothers meet and kill each other.It is at this point that the play opens, Creon, Oedipus\u2019 uncle, has- succeeded to the throne and is attempting to restore order to the troubled state.Creon-has given a state funer al to his loval nenhew, and b- - used decent puriul io the rebel.Antigone and Ismene.the two daughters of Oedipus.attempt to recover the body of their brother and bury it, against the express order of Creon.In the en- (Continued on page 4) 3 Dr.Margaret Nix Roslyn H.and §.speaker Tuesday Dr.Margaret Nix, Assistant Professor.Department of Health and Social Medicine, McGill, will be guest speaker at a meeting of the Roslyn Home and School Association Tuesday, December 3 at 8:30 p.m.in the School.Dr.Nix will speak on \"The Romance of Youth.\u201d Born and educated in Winnipeg, she received her B.A.from the University of Manitoba and her Master of Public Health degree and ner Doctor of Philosophy degree trom the University of Michigan.Dr.Nix at one time was Dirvec- tor of Health and Welfare Education lor the Manitoba government and in addition to being in the facully of medicine at Me- Gill, is nealth education consultant to the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal.Classrooms at Roslyn School will be «pen an hour prior to the meeting Lo allow parents a chance cf seeing the children's books and some of their work on display.Teachers will also be in attendance.The Bovs' Choir, under the di- | rection of Miss Vera Jamieson, © will present a program of songs.Accompanist will be Mr.William ' Bowker.YWCA CONCERTS Suzanne Gagnon, soprano, will | be the featured artist in the concert to be given Sunday afternoon at 4 o\u2019clock in the auditorium of the YWCA, 1355 Dor- chester street west.This is the second of a series of free Sunday concerts sponsored by the: YWCA and the program will include some very well-known French selections and an interesting group of German numbers.Serge Garant will be Miss Gagnon's accompanist.PO SE ES, Mr.Brown wil! nlay the part 3 AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT THIS WINTER! 6 Day or Night Yearly Contracts \u2014 Reasonable Rates \\ { PARKING SPACE AVAILABLE N O W { ; OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY FOR TEXACO CASOLINE \u201cVICTORIA AVE.GARAGES OPERATED BY GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC 370 Victoria Avenue {Just below Sherbrooke) EL.0767 \u2018 GLASS UIUSUSASUSASASUOS CITY OF WESTMOUNT %» GARBAGE COLLECTION we employees, who have been on a five-day week April-November inclusive, will be returning to a 5'2-day week for the months December, January, February and March.Commencing December 2, 1957, household garbage will be picked up on a Monday and Thursday, Tuesday and Friday, and Wednesday and Saturday schedule.-Additional information, if required, may be obtained by calling WEllington 5-8531, i local 2.J.R.DAYE, P.Eng.City Engineer WE pe FET ans or maT Ay a a SO SL a SEP .: \u201ci .oo .4 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 29, 1957 ._ oo - 2.JU rer pre - - , THE EXAMINFR 2ANGES AND THAT DOE.| ' \u201d ' * .» À Serving the City of Westmount \u201c THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY >.Head Office: 2)85 Hampton Ave.Montreal ' \u2018 HUnter 1-2771* John W.Sancton Hugh E.McCormick Publisher President Harry 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Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager our interests at heart, comrade?| \u201c Tne Examiner aims to be an independent, \u201clean newspaper for the nome devoled to public service.Mail subscriptions: $2.60 per year; $1.60 nalf year.' Authorized as 2nd Class Mail, Post Office Dept, Ottawa.= Pom | | oe Safe driving week / nherest 5 asked e can save your life in education meet .=.Sir: There has been much i EC.1 to 7 is Safe Driv- discussion lately about the : ing Week.Russian methods of education 4 While safe driving is as compared with ours, spark- \u2014 Then | gota last-minute reprieve i os ~ ed by the Sputnik venture in- MADPGKS.\u2014they sent me te eria.j something for 52 weeks to outer space.Thousands of | every year, à special Safe words have been written, some ; ; Driving Week each twelve hysterical and some worth- * Boys, if we can get that Cadittus ; a months may save many while.but out of this welter up with the SPCA guy aboard, i lives.your own included one fact emerges, and that is we've back in business.\u201d : | > A \u2019 that Russian students are far «I Whether you drive or ahead of ours.: walk, unless you are an Some people will claim that 1 idiot or a moron, you only educators belong in the : 1 know there are certain discussion of education for , 1 our children.but I claim.that aN ; { things that cause accl- education is everyone's À { dents.There are laws, business, parents, industry.HE ! signs and signals to be organization representatives ; M .Dd | obeyed.There are acci- and trustees.4/4 Ç dents that an individual\u2019s Many parents fee] that the i 1 h common sense warns him pace of education is too slow.b M .Jead t ; t and that the average and Ink can lea o injury, to bright child could progress at KK property damage and a faster rate, Too many of our » ; | even to death \u2014 not only students in the elementary | À for himself, but also to his grades, let alone university tu < y level, are bored.with school.i arp ' passengers and others.because the curriculum is not \u2018 H You know this at all a challenge to them.We need duce pupils who can cope with By the wa that Titian was Tintoretto's iN times \u2014 but because you Bo a for the extra bright the world we are now living y Y « «© first teacher.S child as well as the mentally in.TOMORROW: Was Dante k are human, you must be.;qeq child.What! No Seagulls ?On Averroist 2) i reminded of it from time Some people claim that NATIONAL DISGRACE a : ol a.à \u20ac .or peop claim ha TOT al] the strange sounds \u2014 Beachcomber.to time.The perils of Russia ha a mpulsorv 4 © : 5 s compulsory Furthermore it is a on the radio come from \u2014_\u2014 Ë thoughtless, carelessness, educational system.and that national disgrace that the ; deliberate chance-taking wi ou never ouate her.teachers\u2019 salaries remain at saree moon Somenne qe Westmounters oo .1at nonsense! e also have their present low level, We complained of a noise like a .; | au + and false pride on the a compulsory educational see the results teacher train being shunted during a (Continued from Page 3) sireets and roads must be system.with compulsory sub- hort I it ts \u2014 : 5 ng 8 suing conflict.the relationship N Ak : SOL shortage.it is the 8 y y With \u20ac - i indi pin-pointed so that you jecls taught in the element- taxpayer to provide ° ine concert.Anybody with an ele between the rights of the indi- pe, will not \u2014 if even for a ary schools, as well as a set money to raise teachers mentary knowledge of toduy\u2019s vidual and the good of the state week \u2014 take the risks number of Subjects Soing salaries, then I claim that the music could have told him \u201cAntigone\u201d is being directed ; ersity tr g.em- ici i \u2018ai \u2019 that are entailed.And by hase in the Soviet Union taxpayer must participate that a shunting train VAS by John J.Sommers, newly ap- ;( seeing the nonsense of un- may at present be on scienti- actively jn the present prob- probably one of the instru- pointed director of dramatic pro- { safe driving and walking fie subjects.but who is to say oT ments in tite orchestra, There ductions for the English Depart- p ST.8 Ce am In February of nexl year.may be another explanation.ment, 0.it that chemist) hysics, and : ° = for one week: i * hoped mathematies vero vitallv there will be a meeling of Perhaps a talk on freight Althea Douglas is designing you may abstain forever.\u2018 .: vital importance to be held in vards.with background noises the costumes, sets will be by i v ; ; important subjects in the ; .ar ,; ve \u2018 In promoting safe driv- a of the mind?And Ottawa, attended by educa- cut ito the concert I care so Neil Madden, and lighting by < .: \u2018 = * : .ar -srnoratio: eplv is fi rei 1._ ing and walking in this who would refute that one of O'S parents.corporation Pass de Me ADELLE 1am Creighton Douglas.! < wav.lives can be saved.the main objectives of our executives and trustees.\u2018 RS \u2019 Antigone\u201d will be presented : j _ .educational svstems in the This meeting will be the ° at Moyse Hall.McGill University, pe Safely m rarfic 15 a lower levels (elementary and first Canadian Conference on The little dyer on December 5th, 6th, and 7th.national as wel] as a com- secondarv se s) is to pro- Education, ; thi - : : ) secondary schools) is to pro dues ton and we hope - at \u201cFEVWO people at cross-pur- , munity problem.It con- many changes Will be sng- Hon.6.Marl cerns every individual.In gested in our text books and poses are a delight io a A tin arier « - \u20ac .-urriculum in Canadian third erson.\u201d remarks.verv (Continued from page 3) 1956, 3.200 persons in 000.If this sum could be currieu p .! ; .; ; 0, Oo, £ .ç ; Joliette - L'Assomption - Mont- Canada lost their lives in applied to education, for Oe id suegest that truly.a writer.What fun was calm, who asked chat a system be , traffic accidents, 73.600 example, many of its parents who \u201cbelong to Home the violent argument in front installed in the House of Com- ; , i ents 2 .; .\u2018ae + se » i i i suffered injury and there p?oblems could be solved.and School associations pro- of Tintoretto's \u201cThe Rescue.mons which would simultaneous- ua were in all 400.000 acci- Traffic is the single pose that commillees be set in Dresden.\u201clUs a Tintoret- lV Lansate speeches and re- \u2018 .PS .nu Y g dents.F death greatest killer of Cana- up to study to.\u201d said one man.\u201cNot at Marks from ! e floor of the ents.Tor every cea di bet th f Th all.\u201d said the other, \u201cits a house into French and/or Eng- .q ans between e ages O 1) e lac achers: | ?: is one person was Lotally thy à 40 8 ( Jack of teac ers: Robusti.After an exchange lish eu and permanently disabled ee an (2) Low salaries paid 10 of insults.it was pointed out Postmaster-General Wiliam \u2014 to become a financial More industrial workers teachers: to them that Tintoretto's rea] Hamilton raised certain objec- burden on his family, the are killed in traffic than (3) Non - provision for ac- name was Robusti, and that tions to the proposal, to which ; °° on their iob celerated education of bright he was only called Tintoretto.Mr, Marler replied, 1 am sure community or both.For Jobs.children: the little dyer.because his that these difficulties are sec- every traffic death 23 per- Accidents must be (4) Over- crowded class- father was a dyer or tintore, ONdary in character and ., are sons were injured, more stopped as they occur \u2014\u2014 rooms: His son painted as Robusti, not insuperable.) pp £ y ?.st LS Le or less seriously, and 68 one ai a time., (5) Antiquated text books, #nd there is a picture o£ his AUTOS COLLIDE accidents took place, cost- Accidents are caused by Particularly those dealing Ina church ai Murano.where An auto driven by Passien ing $100 or more each.individuals ; with Canadian history and \u2018he glassblowers work.If 1 pute ATE ay At & ; .duals.geography.* am not mistaken (and if I Brunette, 47.3259 St.Antoine The economic tol} last Individuals must stop Any resolutions which may am, I care not a groat) the street was in collision with an- year was over $300,000.- them.come out of these committees little dyer also had a daugh- other driven by Leo Hynes.43, : should be forwarded to the ter who painted.This being 2255 Coursol avenue at St.An- T H E Y S A Y National Committee of Home Culture Thursday.I may add, toine street and Atwater Sat- and School Associations without offending the rabble, urday.Both drivers were unhurt.1 .which would then see that 1 is seldom that the miserable con help regord i i } i - such information and -sug- ; ing their misery as a wrong inflicted by those 8&estions be brought to the ° # : attention of the Canadian .Ë w -, # Le ho ore less miseruble.| Conference on Education.A gentleman is a patient wolf.2 \u2014 George Eliot (Mrs.) Beatrice Simkover.\u2014 N.Y.Mirror 4 \u2018 \u20ac té ro.Re Lp : a on . Figure in N.E promotions | Two local residents, A.B.Hunt, 338 Roslyn avenue, and F.F.Fulton, 10 Rosemount avenue, are in the news this week as the result of executive changes made by the Northern Electric Company.Mr.Hunt has been appointed general manager of research and dewelopment for the company while Mr.Fulton has been named gen- ral manager of the telephone contract division of the company succeeding Mr.Hunt.Mr.Hunt was born in London, Ontario, and received his education in that city and at the University of Toronto, where he graduated with the degree of Bachelor of Applied Science, receiving also the medal of the British Association for the Advancement of Science.Joining the Company in 1928, as a manufacturing methods engineer.Mr.Hunt has also been manager of the company's electronics and communications equipment divisions, and during 1954 and 1955 served as director of the electronics branch of the Department of Defence Production.Winner in 1946 of the R.A.Ross medal for his paper.\u2018The Future of Radio Communications in Canada\u201d, Mr, Hunt was in 1952 president of the Radio- Television Manufacturers\u2019 Association.He is a member of the Corporation of Professional Engineers of Quebec, the Engineering Institute of Canada, the Institute of Radio Engineers, the Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 Association and the Canadian Industrial Preparedness Association: the Mount Stephen Club in Montreal and the Rideau Club in Ottawa.A native of St.John, N.B., Mr.Fulton received a certificate of engineering from Mount Allison University and graduated from McGill University witn a BSc.degree in electrical engineering.He joined the company in 192 as a sales engineer in the, electronics division and was general sales manager of special products at the advent of World War II.Assigned to the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals as a lieutenant.Mr.Fulton's wartime experience included tours of duty if England.North Africa.Italy and North-West Europe, culminating in-his appointment as chief technical officer for the Canadian Army overseas with the rank o brigadier.Returning to Northern Electric.Mr.Fulton was appointed chief engineer of the electronics division in 1946, Government contracts manager in 1949, manager of the Belleville plant in 195 After a period as assistant to the vice-president and managing BEER ALE & PORTER FREE DELIVERY DE.3541 FAST SERVICE © Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Daily.© Croceries and Imported Delicacies.NATIONA 00D INAL \"The Home of Fine Foods\u201d 4865 Sherbrooke St.West (Near Victoria) director.he became general man- |, £ &ger of the sales division in 1932.Corporation o£ Professional Engineers of Quebec.the Engineering Institute of Canada.the High Tension D.C.mittee of 0 James and Mount Stephen Clubs of Montreal Club of Toronto * A ere ta ey a EE a -\u2014 - The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Wood and Western avenues Monday evening.The drivers, James Boyer street, were uninjured, FH - ent ah 14 = a November 29, 1957 § in collision at Russell, 55, 4082 Tupper street and Jean Paul Beaubien, 25, 6528 Two cars were ° TV * RADIO APPLIANCES REPAIRS & SERVICE - TV Antennas our specialty Hi-Fi Equipment and Transistor Supplies TELETRONICS CORP.LTD.| 4119 St.Catherine Street West WE.5-9282 - F.F.FULTON \u2019 + 00e mm ~~ Mrs.Hector Mount.(Continued from Page 2) , (née) Wrong (Mrs, Ted Rice), Merle, Brian and Julie Wrong; David, Caroline and Jeanie Mount; Kathryn and Michael and Peter and Louise Two sisters and one brother also survive: Mrs.Frank Dawson of Montreal: Mrs.J.Gauley of Lachute and Beniamin J.Moore.Mount Royal.Mrs.Mount was a dlocesan life member of the woman's auxiliary of the Anglican Church, Meade, Griffin, KODAK GIFTS SAY.KODAK Pony CAMERA New low price for a genuine Kodak miniature! 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CAMERA $29.95 FLASHOLDER $4.15 United Photographic Store Ltd.PETER IPS) MONTREAL.!.QUE.BElair 3162 - 4173 A.B.HUNT Mr, Fulton is a member of the Transmission Com- C.I.G.R.E, the Stand the Granite 3 Thefts occur.(Continued from page 1) business premises.A similar incident took place Friday when a pair of fleece-lined boots were taken.Tuesday thieves struck again and smashed the wind-screen of a van before disappearing with tools and other property.Mrs.Clack told The Examiner v ¥ [V] ; w Ë that previous to these incidents ® GAMES @® DINKY TOYS @® STATIONERY @ CHILDREN'S BOOKS A a there had been no such oceur- | rences in the area to her knowledge.\u2018A large number of children use the alley behind the store to travel to and from school.! There have been recent cases of some of them climbing over our | roof to steal bottles of soft drinks from the rear premises of the Avenue Restaurant.Perhaps they are responsible.But in any, case we'll make sure it does happen again,\u201d she said.FRY'S EL.0097 BEE SSE AX D TN Bh 8, } re Peau au\" STATIONERY we 59133 1217 Greene Ave.4826 Sherbrooke W.DES @ GIFTS : @ CHINA ; © BALL POINT \u2018 PENS mm mama mam a aaa LEADING MAKES D.A.HILL Owner ILLS | INR ENA TRIN De IBDN Me PP om eee ra c\u2026 AA 4 - \u201cpm .( The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Nover:bez 29, 1957 Nordik oyster party Skiers seldom slalom through sea life on the hill, but they\u2019ll be diving into oysters Dec.6 at the Nordik Sui Club ninth annual mixed skiers oyster party.The party will be held in the 17th Duke of York Hussars Armory on Cote des Neiges road al 8.30 p.m, Tickets are available through Arlington's, all Nordik members or at the door.Proceeds from the party will be given to the club's junior development program and building fund.The group plans to erect a clubhouse in the Laurentians\u201dand establish a training camp to aid juniors training for the 1960 Olympics and other regional and national competitions.All jun-| iors with competitive ability who\" need financial and instructive assistance are welcome to avail themselves of the Nordik facilities.Contributions of the club in the last twelve years to international skiing, within the frame- | work of the C.A.S.A.are well: known, and Nordiks have repte- | sented Canada in Olympic trials, national and world competitions.CLIFFSIDE GARAGE The only FINA Dealer in Westmount 4428 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST {Just east of the Glen} In the Yan Horne \u2019 PHARMACY FOR CAMERAS © BINOCULARS © ELECTRIC RAZORS Shopping Centre For prompt, highly skilled service on domestic, industrial and commercial oil burners , .phone Get Ready for Winter! Have us Check your OIL BURNER For efficiency and economy NOW Is WINTER 3500 NAMUR xPontiac MR.MOTORIST ! ! To have your car checked over for co'd weather starting by Montreal's newest service centre which has al! the latest equipment plus the best G.M.mechanics.A complete service on all makes of cars.MONTREAL'S NEWEST EXCLUSIVE THE TiME factory trained dd.) RE.9-2291 Dealer = SITET LL ITE a ES being car at Prince Albert and Somer- ville avenues Monday afternoon.Driver of the auto which struck the home of J.Shannon, 55 Som- erville avenue was Stanley Mors- head, 25, 5115 Bessborough ave.He other car, 5051 Glencairn was also unhurt\u2019 once 1,600,000 acres are now reduced to a few scattered patches.HUBERT SENECAL, FPedfern ave, 20, 336 vho will be one of the four Canadian partici- the international sty dzbate in Chi- 22-30 as a m:mber 0] Loy»a College debating team, Ph» d2bate, to be held at Lovoia Univers'ty.Chicagq, in conne: tion with the 100th avpiversary of its founding, wil include debaters from some 20 universities and col- Joes i North America.Among those renresenied will be Loyola of Los Angeles.University of San &rancisco, Loyola of Balt'more, Fordham University.St.Louis University, Seattle and Scranton, Loyola Colleve here will be tha sole Canadian participant.The teams will debate the question: \u201cResolved that the requirement of membership in a labor organization as a condition of employment should be made illegal\u201d.Hubert Seneral will be for the affirmative.Each team will debate five times, with trophies and individual awards for the victors.Rudy Stoeckel, of the department of speech, Loyola College, will accompany the local team.Donald N.Byers joins council of Trade Board Donald N, Byers, QC.618 Belmont avenue, has been appointed to council of the Montreal Board pats in inter-univer caro.Mov, of Trade for the halance of the 1957-58 term, Mr.Byers replaces J.C.Lessard.who was re-elected to the Board's council at the last an- nua! meeling, but subsequently resigned from council because of the involvements of his new position as vice prasident of the St.Lawrence Seaway Authority.A member of the law firm of Magee, O'Donnzll & Byers, Mr Bvers received his BA degree from McGill University and his LI.L degree from the University nf Mantreal.Called to the Quebec Bar in 1936, he was created a Queen's Counsel in 1953.Mr, Bvers is director of R&M Bearings Canada Ltd.and Ren- old Chains Canada Ltd.During the Second World War he served overseas with the 1st Cdn.Heavy A.A.Battery retiring with the rank of major.He is a member of the Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club, Montreal Badminton & Squash Club Tne.and The Montreal Club.An auto struck a house after in collision with another was unhurt.Driver of the Bernard Holmes, 50.The famed cedars of Lebanon, in extent, MRA 3 dCi Eee RE SEE 4-02 EE NS Movie night planned Carefree high school days will be remembered once again as Westmount High Old Boys\u2019 Association meme bers attend the annual movie night Dec.6.Along with their ladies and friends, the Old Boys will begin for the benefit of Westmount High School Old Boys.\u2018 this gala evening at 8.30 p.m.at¥ the Naval Officers Club, 4530 McGregor street.Later jhey will attend a surprise Montreal movie premiere at the Avenue Theatre on Greene avenue.Invitation cards for the affair may be obtained from the association executive or the office on Academy Road.Although invitations may also be obtained at' the entrance to the Naval.Officers' Club, the association requests that Old Boys send for invitations in advance.This evening constitutes the association's only source of funds for scholarships and bursaries P.Fauteux plays in Bard College show Pierre Fauteux, son of Mrs, Theresa Fauteux, 700 Grosvenor avenue, will appear in Bard Cole lege\u2019s.first major drama produce tion of the year.He played the role of Lovewitt, master of the house, in Ben Johnson's \u201cThe Alchemist\u201d, last weekend in the Bard Theatre.Faculty members John O.Scrymgeour and Geoffry Brown were director and set designer, respectively.Look what your money is doing! Every time you make a bank deposit\u2014no matter how small\u2014you are helping to finance better living for yourself and for your fellow Canadians, The BNS statement below shows how your money is put to work, so that vou enjoy better products ., .better schools .better roids.better living, The Bank of Nova Scotia i is proud to be associated with more e than à million depositors in this continuing story of money in action, The Bank of Nova Scotia's 126th Annual Statement AS AT OCTOBER 31, 1957 LIABILITIES \u2014 money entrusted to us 3 $1,260,611,795 Deposits, J= More than a-million customers now bank with the BNS.They deposit their money for a host of reasons\u2014to meet business and household needs .as a retirement fund for the future .or to finance a college education.Our customers place these funds for safety and convenience in current and savings accounts, personal chequing ace counts, and such special accounts as the Bank's unique PSP.$19,780,600 Letters of credit.| wi \u2018This is the extent to which.the Bank has guaranceed the Tk credit of our customers buying from suppliers, particularly those in foreign lands.Tt matches the amount pledged by customers for repayment (see amount opposite similar heading under \u201cAssets™).Business at home is thus encouraged to expand abroad .another way the Bank serves as a partner in Canada\u2019s progress.$4,964,680 Other liabilities, 2 \u2018his represents money set RS aside to cover expenses # which must be met but are not yec due .such as our 1957 Income Tax.WHAT THE SHAREHOLDERS CONTRIBUTE $70,004,090 Capital paid up, ax rest account and undivided = ce profits.A \u2018I'he sharcholders\u2014ihe real ?owners of the Bank\u2014contribute these funds which protect the interests of the customers.\u2018They thus ensure the strength and stability of the BNS, and help make possible the Bank's ine creasing role in a growing Canada, Total Liabilities $1,355,361,165 $141,498,363 Cull Inans, secured.This money, lent to investment \u201cff houses, is subject 10 immediate recall if required.AL ASSETS ~\u2014how The Bank puts the money to work | $193,546,011 Cash, cheques, and due Srom banks.This is like cash in the Bank's till to WE service the cheques which BNS À 13 customers draw on their accounts, Pré , $318, 852,943 Investments.À This amount (mostly Canadian \"V5 Government Bonds) helps finance a varied Government activities such as the St.Harbours Board; Wheat Board payments; our National Defence needs.Other investment funds go into the building of schools, high ways, new plants and equipment\u2014to make available for us all more of the good things in life.Lawrence Seaway; the National Ny $659,702,434 Other loans, less provie sion for estimated loss.IWS Our customers in Canada and abroad borrowed this amount for all kinds of personal and business purposes.These loans help finance the purchase of materials and the sale and distribution of goods .+ from the cutting of trees in the forest to the sale of refrigerators, .to improving a farm or home.Loans of this kind are che lifeblood of Canada's growith\u2014= the Bank's most important service to the community.from starting à business $19,780,600 Customers' liability under \u20ac; 1-4 desters of credit, fa \u201c This is the amount customers are pledged to repay the Bank for funds it may pay out under \"Letters of Credit\u201d (see this heading under \u201cLiabilities\u201d ).7 $21,980,814 Bank premises and other jf assess.if Vi Most of this sum goes into à con tinuous programme of improving our branch facilities so that customers can de their banking more pleasantly and easily, Total Assets $1,355,361,165 The BANK of NOVA SCOTIA your partner in progress > St.Leon School students | hear address on safety Hundreds of interested youngsters of the junior and senior classes of St.Leon de Westmount listened in rapt attention during a most instructive address on traffic precautions and dangers by Lorenzo Dallaird, of the Quebec Ministry of Transport and communications this week.Mr.Dallaird spoke forcibly of the need for the utmost prudence by pupils attending schools to prevent numerous accidents that could have been avoided if the laws relating to traffic were better understood and obeyed.\u201cCarelessness and ignorance,\" # : he said, \u201care responsible for the majority f accidents on the BULLETINS FROM BIRDLAND The department and its minis- sr WINIFRED E, WILSON ter were anxious to do all they can to reduce the number of accidents due in large measure to imprudence and recklessness, he said.By means of illustrations he showed the causes that led to pedestrians and others being seriously or fatally injured.Pointing to the officers of the Quebec Provincial Police and the * w t Poli D t COWBIRD TACTICS estmoun olice epartment To say that CoWbirds by being represented by Sergeant Romeo ; itic m i Harnois and Constable Lessard, parasit ake a nuisance of themselves in Birdland is to speak Arthur Rosichan.will be honored Sunday morning Arthur S.Rosichan, 4877 Grovesnor avenue, will be honor-|.ed by Montreal B'nai B'rith for distinguished community service at a covenant breakfast Sunday at 10 a.m.in the Windsor Hotel.Mr.Rosichan is executive director, Federation of Jewish Community Services and Combined Jewish Appeal.Celebrating the official conclusion of a *most successful membership drive, new B'nai B'rith members, prospective members and all Montreal B'nai B'rith men will be addressed by Sidney Sugarman, United States federal judge for the District Court of New York State, Past- presidents of Mt.Royal Lodge, Henry Blatt and David Litner, are chatrmen of the breakfast.(Canada's second to smallest bird) is frequently chosen for a Cowbird\u2019s nursery.But even some of the larger he told his young listeners that the police should be looked on as friends to whom the children can turn to at any time for help.\u201cDon't forget,\u201d he said, \u201cthat anything you can do to help when an accident occurs is appreciated.\u201d He particularly emphasized the dangers to cyclists in heavy traffic.\u201cThe cyclist who is not the master of his machine, or ignores traffic regulations constitutes a great danger for himself and others,\u201d he added.\u201cTheir collaboration and that of their parents was indispensable to eliminate the massacre on the public highways.\u201d Judging by the applause the audience welcomed the sound advice.Municipal Judge Rose, who had heen invited to attend said, \u2018Mr.Dallaird is entitled to warm thanks for his interesting and instructive address.I fully con- eur with him that our growing youth should be grateful that the police are their friends and ready to help at all times.\u201d Your Family ; PET at \u2018s CORNER : 8 mildly, Accusing them of im- birds \u2018are sufferers.We know of posing on other parents by trying the nest of a Brown Thrasher to shift the responsibility of (nearly 4 inches longer than a bringing up children may not Cowbird) that contained one of sound very disastrous \u2014 but it the objectionable eggs.That was actually is.Apparently by de- particularly odd, because Cow- sign, birds oftenest affected are pirqs generally avoid nests that smaller than Cowbirds, and this are built on the ground, evidently causes death to many tiny, infant \u2018 realizing that such a spot is not songbirds.very safe.For that reason When a large, Cowbird egg is \u201cground\u201d Sparrows, like the Sa- deposited in the nest of a Warb- vannah, are seldom victimized.ler it takes up too much room; However, we are unable to read usually hatches first; and the a Cowbird's mind to find out why baby, bigger to begin with than the Hermit Thrush and the the young Warblers, occupies Veery, very little smaller than most of the space, demands most the intruder and both ground food, grows fastest, and finally builders, are so frequently im- pushes the real offspring out of posed upon.Redwinged Black- their rightful home, bids that nest among cattails are a Certain kinds of birds seem to rarely disturbed.ê ; be more submissive to this treat- Other birds have a variety of ment than others.In July it is ways to outwit Cowbirds.Robins very usual to see a big, baby often kick out the offending egg: Cowbird following around an several kinds abandon the orig- No-lron Wash \u2018n° Wear Cotton WHITES by Arrow, B.V.D.and Tooke from 5.95 TERYLENE .ve.6.95 & 10.95 NYLON by BVD.ieee.9.95 ARROW ARDEN .PS .4.95 Others from 3.95 to 7.95 A large selection of CHECKS and STRIPES from 3.95 SPORTS SHIRTS from 3.95 Assorted checks and lvy League stripes VIYELLAS .PR AAA 10.95 to 13.95 BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS 2.98 lvy League stripes, checks and tartans VIYELLAS .RAA ve.5.95 Open, Fridays to 9 p.m.BRUCE JOHNSTON MEN'S & BOY'S WEAR 1267 Greene Avenue WE.5-6015 {Opposite Steinberg\u2019s) adult Warbler ever so much smal- inal home and start another nest, ler than itself.You will easily, find them, if you follow the loud, rr harsh voice of the young imposter, crying incessantly.Rather .naturally, the nest of a Kinglet g ; foie A few weeks ago we discussed the selection of ornamental plants to enhance the beauty of your aquarium, and also, the more popular types of fish.Now that winter is almost upon us you will have to pay special attention to the lighting and heading of your tank.As you undoubted- ly know cold water is fatal to tropical fish.If you have just acquired your aquarium, you will notice that after a few days a certain amount of sediment is beginning to collect at the bottom.This is x proven that this was a mistaken \u2018premise.With tropical fish the water lost in evaporation has to he replaced.merely the accumulation of excreta and other excess food.At first this is not important but when the water begins to cloud and the sediment swirls around the time has come to take preventative action.This condition can he prevented by regularly siphoning off the sediment with a piece of rubber tubing, or with one of the very cheap and efficient aguarium sediment removers, Some of these are made of glass and though quite efficient are easily broken.Cel- lulois or metal cleaners are to be preferred.When you remove water in cleaning the tank, make sure you replace it with water of the same temperature, This process ensures.that a \u2018small regular supply of watet enters the tank and is valuable in keeping the tank clean and healthy.There wag a time when the aquarist valued every drop of water in the tank, and would not replace it, Experience has Tn YX WEE) Nova Scotia Bank assefs at record The annual statement of The Bank of Nova Scotia for the year ended October 31 shows that, largely as a result of an \u2019 upsurge in deposits, total assets reached a new record of $1,355,- 000,000.The increase in assets of $85,219,000 was the second largest in the bank's 125-year history, being exceeded only in 1955.; Last year the savings of BNS customers rose by more than $83 million, as total BNS deposits climbed to a new high of $1,260,- 600,000, The increase the previous year was $56 million.; ; Personal - savings during -.the year rose by $21 million.Another $14 million was transferred from \u201cpersonal savings\u201d to \u2018\u2018other deposits\u2019, following a change made in the official classification of depogits in this category, GIVE WHEN THE CALLS RA 7 Nw \"in Ce CANVASSER Jde 1957'MAINTEN SERVING The City of Westmount \u2019 ey by o_.AR k - UNITED 8 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 29, 1957 CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester Street at Greene Avenue.Wesiniount Minister: Rev.Chartes R.Plaskett Sunday, December 1st 11:00 a.m.THE UNSEEN PRESENCE 7:33 p.m.Series: A Pattern For Living, Sermon: The Road to Better Living.Organist and Choir Director : Aiive Brown A, Mus, (MeGill), DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.& Lansdowne Ave Ministers: Rev A.Lioyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev Eric A.Mcllwain, B.A, Sunday, December 1st WESLEY CELEBRATION 10-60 am.Intermediuf & Senior School « 11:00 am.Crib Corner Nursery Kinvergarten, Primary & Jun'or Departments 11:00 a.m.Dr.Lloyd Smith.\u201cThe Wesleys and Their Century.\u201d 7:30 p.m.Showing of the Feature Colored Movie \u201cJohn Wesley.Organtst and «\u20ac hoirmaster Mr.toh» Robb Mus.Bac.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.Antoine Road tnear Argyle Avenue! MINISTERS Rev D M Grant.BA, DD Rev KB M Mumloere B.A, BD COMMUNION SUNDAY 11-60 am.Dr.Grant, \u201cGOD'S BOUNDLESS LOVE?7.30 p.m.Mr.Mumlord.\u201cLIGHT AMIDST THE SHADOWS\u201d (The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper at both Services.) 11:00 am.Chureh School 30:00 am.Intermediates and Seniors Organist ano Chorr IMrecter: Eric + Adams, BB Mus, LM AM, ARCN WESTMOUNT PARK-EMMANUEL (Cor Lansdowne & Western Ave) Minister: Rev, Callum Thompson, B.A., B.D.HOLY COMMUNION AND ECFPTION OF NEW MBERS.Sermon : Til WORLD'S NEED OF GOD'S LOVE-TOKEN.11.00 aan ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corners of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay ST.ANDREW, A, & M.7:09 a.m.Holv Eucharist.First Sunday in Advent December 1st ADVENT SUNDAY 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist.8:45 a.m.Parish Breakfast.9:22 a.m.Holy Eucharist.9:45 a.m.Sunday School.10:15 a.m.Mattins (said).11:00 a.m.SOLEMN EUCHARIST, 7:60 pon.Evensong and annual awards to choristers.Weekdavs 1.00 am.Tuesday an: Thursday 8:00 ain.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 First Sunday in Advent 8:0 a.m.Holy Communion 9:30 a.m.Holy Communion Preacher: Rt.Rev, C.R.H.Wilkinson, Bishop of Amritsar.Post Confirmation Class Holy Communion Preacher: The Rector.Dursery, Kindergarten and Sunday School Evensong.Preacher: Rev.E.P.A, Timmons.Weanesdav 11:00 am.Holy Communion Organist & Choirmaster Arnold Bellis TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West Fhe Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor > D.D.Rector flev.Capon F YL.Whitley.M.A, Hon.Assistant Lt.Co).The Rev.James Barnett.Rev T.A.Ramsey.B.D.Assistam 14:00 am.11:00 a.m.11:00 am.- 7:30 pm.\u20ac V.Frayn.A RCA.(London) Organist and Choirmaster SATURDAY ST.ANDREW, A & M.0:05 am.Holy Communion.First Sunday in Advent 8:66 am Holy Communion 9:45 am.Jurior Department and 750 pin.Ve-pers and Holy Com- Confirmation Class mun on.11:00 a.m.Choral Communion, Forum : Preacher: The Rector.\u201cTHESE RE YOUR QUESTIONS.\u201d Nursery.Kindergarten, re ; Primary Department.! \"Is it possible to be good without 730 pm.Evensong.Illustrated ad- being Christian?dress by Miss Eva F.M 2 \u201cWhy does the United Chureh so H.Haxell, O.B.E.seldom préach about the second MONDAY coming of Christ?\u2019 8:0 pm.Adult Conf: nation Class 6.30 pom.Get-acquainted - WEDNESD \u201cFireside is 7:00 a.m.Hels Compimion Fireside\u201d and Social.THURS Infant Nursery at 11 am.10:00 am Holy Communion ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST Convenient to Hotels Rev.11:00 a.m.This is sermon Number 7:30 p.m.England Wesley's wrote led 9:00 p.m.REV.Rev.B.B.Brown, B.D., Asst.Minister Rev.Nettie I.J.Hoffman, B.A.,, B.D.Gifford Mitchell, B.A., B.Mus.Organist and Choirmaster Sermon Subject: \u201cBUILDING A CHRISTIAN FAITH\" Reverend Norman Rawson preaching at both services THE CHARLES WESLEY 250th ANNIVERSARY A service of Song, Narrative and Glorious Film Something quite different \u201cJOHN WESLEY, SAVED ENGLAND FROM REVOLUTION\" A beautiful film of his life Mr.Rawson will give a short commentary of this life which changed the face of Come, sing the old familiar hymns which the Young Peoples Fellowship in Dawson Hall NORMAN RAWSON, Minister Asst.Minister William D.F.Morris, B.A, Asst.Minister 6 in our morning series THE MAN WHO by Gifford Mitchell The Coming By The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D., Rector, Trinity Memorial Church Once more we turn our thoughts to the Coming of our Lord, which we describe under the one word \u201cAdvent,\u201d and we think both of His Coming in His humility and to His future Coming in glory.There are two ways for us to consider the preparation for the Coming of our Lord: The one is to follow the traditional teaching of the four Sundays in Advent; the second is to cast our net much more widely and think of the preparation which God made through the great nations of the Ancient World.Let us be modest on this occasion and see what the different Sundays mean to us and how they prepare us to receive the Infant Christ, so that we too may hear the message that came to the shepherds: \"Untq¢ you is horn this day in the city of David a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord.\u201d The Epistle for the First Sunday in Advent reminds us that \u201cthe night is far spent and the day is at hand;\u201d the Gospel tells us of the Coming of the Christ into the Temple.The old Salisbury Benediction and the modern English Collect then lay the stress on the Coming and the need for preparation.Preparation for what?We know the preparation that God had made among His own people through His prophets; and even among the Gentiles through longings variously expressed in the ei9poets.And yet we know now unprepared the world was for that Coming: \u201cHe came unto His own and His own received Him not.\u201d He Himself made preparation of His own people in His Ministry; but when He came into His own city the authorities received Him with hostility.His disciples have been maing preparation for the Coming for centuries, and the world is still unready for Him.St.Paul's suggestion for preparation is simple but not easy: it demands surrender and acceptance, You will find it in the Epistle: \u201cLet us therefore cast off the works of darkness and put on the armour of light.\u201d Notice the plural \u2014 \u201cworks\u201d.St.Paul has a very nasty list of the works of the flesh or darkness in Galations V; and a description of the armour of the Christian in Ephesians VI.The passage is familiar enough but suppose we read it again for ourselves and see whether we would find the armour so unaccustomed that we could not put it on; the girdle of truth, the breastplate of righteousness, the shield of faith, the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God.Armour is of no use unless we are trained to it.But the preparation for the the Coming is not an easy-going affair, but a warfare, and in warfare we must have our weapons ready and be trained to use them.SYNAGOGUES SHAAR HASHOMAYiM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmcant, Qua.Rabbi Wilf-ed Shuchat Hazzan Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fromm SABBATH The Sabbath Sedra Vayyetze Friday Evening, November 29th 3:30 p.m.Candle Lighting.4:00 p.m.Friday Evening Service.SABBATH SERVICES 9:00 a.m.Preliminary Service Scriptural Readings; gran.Genesia, Ch.28, v.10 - Ch.32, v.3.Prophets: Hosea, Ch.12, v.13 - Ch.14 v.10.4:00 p.m.Afternoon Service 4:40 p.m.Evening Service 8:45 a.m.Sunday Morning Service.4:00 p.m.Evening Service.WEEKDAY SERVICES 8:30 a.m.Sunday: Morning Service 4:00 p.m.Afternoon Service 7:30 a.m.Weekdays: Morning Services.6:00 p.m.Evening Service.Next Friday Evening: 3:50 p.m.Candle Lighting 4:00 p.m.Evening Service TEMPLE EMANUEL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry .J.Stern, Rabbi SABBATH SERVICES .Friday Evening, November 20th at 8:15 o'clock.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cJacob's Dream.\u2019 Saturday Morning, November 30th at 11:30 o'clock, sermonette \u2014 \u2018Prince Of God\u201d based on Torah Portion.BAR MITZVAH At the Service this Friday Evening and Saturday Morning, Allan Stephen, son of Mr.and Mrs.Albert Conroy will be called to The Reading of hg Torah in observance of his Bar itzvah.Following the worship on Friday Evening, a Kiddush Reception will be held in the new social hall by the parents in honor of the Bar Mitzvah to which all worshippers are cordially invited.DAILY SERVICES Monday through Thursday Afternoon at 3:43 p.m.Sunday Mornings at 10:13 am.Men and women are cordially invited to participate.SCHOOL FOR ADULTS Monday Evenings 8 to 9:30 p.m.The special Jecturer December 2nd at 8:45 o'clock will be Dr.E.David Sherman .n \u201cThe Stress Of Life.\u201d RELIGIOUS SCHOO\".High School and Confirmation Departments Saturday Mornings at 9:43 o'clock; Kindergarten, Primary and Junior Sch ool Sunday Mornings at 10 o'clock, Daily Hebrew School Monday through Thursday Afternoons commencing at 3:30 o'clock.Chanukah the Feast of Lights commences Tuesday Evening, December 17th.Preparations for the observance of Chanukah are now taking place in all departments of the Religious School.* CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Firs?Cliurch of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, December 1st 11:00 am Sunday School 11:00 a.m.Church Service Subject of Lesson - Sermon: \u201cAncient And Modern Necromancy.Alias Mesmerism And Hypnotism, Denounced.\u201d Golden Text: Romans 8-31.If God be for us, who can be against us?WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting.READING ROOM In the Church Edifice Open to the public Tuesday, Thursday and Fri day.2 to 4 p.m.Wednesdays, 6.30 tc p.m.PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Westmount, Que.The Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A, B.D., Minister {1:00 a.m.PUFPLIC WORSHIP Preacher: The Minister Lester A.Woodin.Organist & Choirmaster: VISITORS ARE CORDIALLY WELCOME John Wesley film scheduled Sunday at St.James United St.James United Church, Sune day is celebrating the Tercentenary of Charles Wesley, per=- haps the greatest hymn-writer who ever lived.This will take place more particularly at the evening service with the singing of old, familiar Wesley hymns, many of which are not too often in the present - day.Gifford Mitchell will lead this particular feature of the service.A film \u201cThe Life of John Wesley,\u201d and a narrative by Rev.Norman Rawson on the life of this man who changed the face of England, and as one historian said, \u201cSaved her from the counterpart of the French Revolution.\u201d \u2019 At the morning service at 11 o'clock Mr.Rawson will continue his series on \u201cBuilding a Chrisi- ian Faith.\u201d At 9 p.m.the Young Peoples Fellowship will be held in Dawson Hall.* | Westmount Baptist Church * * \u201cMove on please you are blocking the traffic\u201d is the order of a policeman but it is also an order from life; for those who do nothing usually are holding up the efforts of those who are trying to do something worthwhile.Under the caption \u201cMove on Please\u201d the minister will call for action in the morning service and in the evening he will speak on \u201cReflected Glory.\u201d Rev.Art McDowell and a group of students from the Baptist Lay Leadership School in Toronto will address a Rally Service in Westmount Baptist Church at 9 p.m.Sunday.* * | Shaar Hashomayim | x = * Bar Mitzvah: Neil Richard Freedman, son of Mr.and Mrs.Bertram J.Freedman, 112 Sun- nyside avenue, will be called to the reading of the Torah in celebration of his Bar Mitzvah.Friday Evening Hour and Oneg Shabbat: The Friday Evening Hour and Oneg Shahbat will take place this Friday, November 29th at 8:30 p.m.in the Beth Hamedrash.Mr.Benjamin Herson will preside with the participating of Miss Jessica Gelber, Mr.Nahum Gelber, Mr.Charles Shuchat and the Choral Group: Allan Bernfeld, Marvin Goldsmith, Robert Rosenblatt, David Mendelson, Joel Rubino- viteh, Charles Shuchat and Dr.Charles Solomon.Mr.Coven of the Vocational Jewish Council will be the Guest of Honor, at the Oneg Shabbat.UNITARIAN CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH UNITARIAN Sherbrooke St.at Simpson \u2018 Sunday, December 1st Sermon subject \u201cMIRACLES ABOUND.\u201d Rev.Angus Cameron, Minister Donald Mackey.Organist and Director of Music.> WESTMOUNT end VISTORIA AVES.» Rev.J.D.Witkie, B.A., Minister Mr.George Tannahill, B.A.Student Assistant Sunday, December 1st 11:00 a.m.Mr.Wilkie.Subject: \u201cThou Shalt Not Kill.\u201d No.6 in the series of Sermons on the Ten Commandments, 11:15 a.m.Church School.DORIS KILLAM R.R, T.C.L.Mus.(McGil)) Organist and Choir Director.IIIT ITT BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Nearest 1'owntown Baptist Church Minister EDGAR J.BAILEY MA, BTh.UD.Minister Emeritus J.A.JOHNSTON, BA.D.D, Organist GALT MacDERMOT.B.A.B.Mus.Sunday, December 1st 11:00 a,m.\u201cMove On Please \u201d 7:30 p.m.\u201cReflected Glory.\" Bible Schoo) meets a: 11:00 am ViSITORS WELCOME RTL WR LTT PE ¢ & .* \u201c \"4 + ° .° * [ | Temple Emanu-El | Rev.L.Murphy Christian Science | J ; : * + |* - 7 - * SABBATH SERVICES: Friday = How spiritual understanding of | St.Andrew's United | Jewish anpeal evening at 8.15 p.m.Dr.Stern Catholic Hour God, divine Mind, gives man do- * will speak on \u201cJacob's Dream\u2019.inion over fear sorrow.\u2018 and The Sacrament of the Lord's x « Saturday morning, November .minio er \u2019 ' Supper will be observed at both closin dinner 80th at 11.30.a.m.\u201cPrince Of $ eaker Sunda bondage of every kind will bel Services of Worship at Saint J God\u201d based on Torah Portion.: brought out at Christian Science Andrew's United Church, West- .BAR MITZVAH: Allan Stephen, Rever à L Murvh p gu services Sunday.mount, this Sunday morning.At | fhis even n son of Mr.and Mrs.Albert Con- R ev ren ish a bo the| \u201cAncient and Modern Necro- the Morning Service Dr.D.M.| g A, roy, 4164 Kensington avenue will Raphael's parish wi e mancy, alias Mesmerism and Grant will bring the message en- ; be called to the Reading of the guest speaker on The Catholic Hypnotism Denounced\u201d will be titled \u201cThe Boundless Love of Final results of the 1957 Joint Torah this Friday evening and Hour broadcast over Station the subject of the Lesson-Ser-| God\u201d and at the Evening Service| Campaign for Combined Jewish re Saturday morning in observance Samay 2:05 ox this coming mon.Rev.Robert Mumford will speak Appeal and United Israel Appeal, \" ; ; .or: ; Liv ce of his Bar Mitzvah.Father Murphy has chosen for Selections to be read from the on the subject Light Amidst and the Rescue and Survival ar ONEG SHABBAT AND RE- ,.topic \u201cRespect Thy Neigh- Bible include the following from the Shadows\u201d, Music at both| Fund, will be announced at a ch CEPTION: Following the wor- por's Property.\u201d I Chronicles (28:11): \u201cThine, O Services will be under the direc-| closing dinner tonight al the pt ship Friday evening.an Oneg| The broadcast is under the| Lord, is the greatness, and \u2018the tion of Mr.Eric Adams and the| Windsor Hotel.Shabbat and Reception will take general direction of Reverend power, and the glory, and the Saint Andrew's Choir.Samuel Samuelson, campaign > place in the new social hall given George F.Thoms of St.Mala- victory, and the majesty: for all The Church School will meet chairman, nas mvited all he ie by Mr.and Mrs.Albert Conroy \u2018hy's parish.that is in the heaven and in the on Sunday morning, the Inter- pr workers to atten ie in in honor of their son's Bar, earth is thine; thine is the king- mediate and Senior Departments| onc\u2019 ; Ç Si Mitzvah to which all worshippars vember 20th, the Brotherhood dom, O Lord, and thou are exalt-|at 10.00 and the Beginners, rage D of will feature ce , A erin, onda held its Tombola.night and this eq as head above ML?Primary and Junior Departments Hirsch \u201cMemorial Trophy to the : Y fund raising effort proved most sent = ; at 11.00, t tstandi k ; an through Thursday evenings at successful, under the chairman- From Science and Health with d ft.t 2.30 mos outstanding worker in ne 5.45 ni ; ; Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary| On Tuesday afternoon at 2-30 jrades divisions, and presenta- 45.p.m.Sunday mornings at ship of Alex Carsley.Associated .the monthly meeting of the]; ; NN Lu o- 10.15 a.m.The following have were: Samuel Garfield, Mark Baker Eddy will be read the fol- ce ph £ the tion of the Vice-Chairman\u2019s Cup participated and conducted the Stein, Bernard Wexler, Edward lowing (103:25): \u2018The truths of MacGillivary ; uxiliary © 1\u20ac [to the outstanding vice-chairman 11 à ; ; .; ; \u2019 immortal Mind sustain man, and Woman\u2019s Missionary Society will| of the Corporations Division.aily worship recently: Joseph ,Auerback, Louis Pont.The pro- ol ; ; : ; he Be ; - and° ; ; they annihilate the fables of be held.That same evening al| Entertainment and dancing will x rcuson (Chairman) \u2014 Mr.and \u201cgram of entertainment under the Mortal mind, whose flimsy and 7.15 the Boy Scouts will hold| round out the evening.Mrs.Benjamin Fisher, Mr.and direction of Dean Kerner de- ro ; , A ; Mrs.Louis Pont, Mrs.Joseph lighted the large audience.Par- gaudy pretensions, like silly their regular session.On cs .! .soi ; ; moths, singe their own wings The Brownies meet on| Wolf Cubs gather at 7.00 p.n, Frapkel, Bert Holt, Mrs.Ben ticipants in the musical comedy À > ; v- l.Chberg, Gerald Chernoff, Mrs.were: Mrs.Irvin Gertsman, Mrs.and fall into dust.Wednesday at 3.45 p.m, and the| Friday.pd Adolf Ullman, Joseph Bercuson, David H.Lisser, Mrs.Louis J.* Stanley Marsh, Karl Engel, Mr.Cohen, Mrs.Bernard Bercuson, .and Mrs, Abraham Wolk, Mr.Mrs.Dean Kerner and Bernard j and Mrs.Henry Benjamin, Bercuson.! + Joseph Malen, Harris Berson, TEMPLE NOMINATING ¥ Harold Prinsky, Bernard Berger.COMMITEE: In accordance with re KOFFEE KLUB: Mrs Mar- Temple By-Laws the following re garet Golick, Psychologist of were elected to the Nominating is Montreal Children's Hospital, Committee at a recent meeting x spoke last Sunday on the \u201cIm- of the Board of Trustees\u2014Joseph y portance of Play\u201d before the Cooper, Chairman; Members \u2014 o Koffee Kluh.The Koffee Klub is Jack Carrick, Eugene Stearns, r a project of the Home and School Asher Gerstenfeld and Edmund e Association and meets regularly Gordon.Under the chairmanship PRESENTS trs 1952 n Sunday mornings at 10.15 a.m.of President Hyman Grover a e in the Temple Lecture Hall.most important Board of ba Chairman of Program\u2014Simpson Trustees meeting takes place .Lightstone.Wednesday evening, December ES a WELCOME TO TEMPLE 4th, Rt OF PROGR e FELLOWSHIP: We delight in CHANUKAH EVENTS IN .bl naming the men and women of RELIGIOUS SCHOOL: In the pher Conaudiant ' y our community who during the assembly.Sunday morning, De- 7 JOU andl 2000000 © t past week became members of cember 1st, a dramatic presenta- Searing 24 \u2019 Congregation Emanu-El.Mr.and tion will be presented by Grade ° X k Mrs.Jack Lax, Herbert Blaczek, 4b under the leadership of Frank N N Mr.and Mrs.Michael Rohrlick, Bloomstone, BCL, NP.The an- , x Mr.and Mrs, Thomas A.Shu- nual Chanukah school celebra- / stack.In recent months 115 new tion and program of entertain- a families joined Congregation ment will take place Sunday Canada's present-day progress is very much a N Emanu-El.The Greater Temple morning, December 15th.On \u201cmoving picture\u201d .one that you can be proud of .structure thus completed gives Saturday, December 14th, fol- because it's all about the part played by the money p us the opportunity of accommo- lowing the Junior Congregation ou ha deposit at the B k { Montreal T dating the many who wish to worship a pre-Chanukah Oneg - you have on deposit at the bank o ontreal.affiliate with the Mother Con- Shabbat Luncheon will be held In this major production, your Bank puts the 1 gregation of Reform Judaism in with a special program by the money through its paces by making it work hard at t Canada.Co-Chairmen of Temple students of the Junior Congrega- - establishing, expanding and improving Canadian Membership are: Messrs.Arthur tion and the High School De- enterprise of every description and size.The results ' Pascal, Maurice Garfinkle and partments.In the Hebrew School .1 Eugene Stearns.special instructions are given for benefit Canadians in every walk of life, enable them - \u201cTHE STRESS OF LIFE\u201d: the ritual observance for the to achieve important goals, continue to improve | Regular classes in the School Feast of Lights.The entire Canada\u2019s high standard of living.: for Adults Monday evening, De- school administration is under The significance of the B of M\u2019s role in Canada\u2019s ; cember 2nd, at 8 p.m.as follows: the direction of Miles Wisenthal, Il pr in 1957 b iv the foll 1 Elementdry Hebrew \u2014 Mrs.MA, Educational Assistant and over-a p rogr \u20acss im 1791 can de seen 1» the lollow- Li Abraham Wolk, Instructress; Reuben Ginsberg, LPh, Chair- ing highlights taken from the main pscture \u2014 the |?Advanced Hebrew \u2014 Abraham man of School Board.> .B of M's Annual Report for this vear.[ Wolk, Instructor; Hebrew Con- , SISTERHOOD DONOR LUN- : versation \u2014 Yoine Goldstein, In- CHEON: Tuesday, December ya f \u2018gtructor; The Bible As Litera- 10th, 12.45 p.m.n new social SPECIAL FEATURES OF THE ŒOFRTSE ANNUAL.REPORT ture\u2014Dr, Anna Stearns, Leader.hall.Four lists of Patronesses : At 8.45 p.m.all students will (Offerings of $25.00 or over) ON 17% IPO AAMNVERSARY L assemble to hear Dr.E.David Mesdames \u2014 Nathan Bing, Hy- Sherman in a special lectuye on man Feldman, William Gittes, de be be ale be ads wl oie ole obs ote ale obs ode obs DEPOSITS: At the end of the Bank's year, A \u201cThe Stress Of Life\".Cecil Hill, Irving Kates, Max 30% dat 91001 PRE POP PP DIRE October Slst, 1957, over two million Cana.MITCHEL GARFINKLE TO Kert, Rudolph Lustig, Louis LE 0: dians had $2.632,251,291 on deposit at the PRESIDE AT TEMPLE YOUNG Packer, Paul Salzman, Adolf O- PREVIEW > Bof M\u2014the highest year-end total on record.MARRIED MEETING: Opening Ullman.Partial list of Contribu- 2.; ; 5 Although much of this money belongs to meeting, Sunday evening, De- tors ($15.00 or more) Mesdames 7° With the focus being largely on 7% institutions and business firms, well over half 7 cember 1st, 8 p.m.in the Temple \u2014Harris Berson, Louis J.Cohen, > future events, facts and figures such ox of these deposits represent the personal sav- Community House.Theme \u2014 Abe Izenberg, Sydney Lithwick, 3: as these form the solid framework 9: ings of Canadians in every walk of life \u2014 # \u201cHow To Be Happy Though Lawrence Marks, Hugo Rubino- He on which the promise of the future 5 savings that the bof M puts to work for you Married\u201d.Panel discussion, by vitch, Harry Morris, Percy Abel- « is based.In the years to come \u2014 as À and for Canada.Professor Dorothy Freeman son, David Sherman, Abe H.À it has done since 1817 \u2014 the Bof Mi LOANS: Your savings at the Bof M provide À (Marriage Counsellor); Dr.Marks, Mark Stein, Alex Cars- sj.Will play a major rolein helping to much of the basic framework for our country\u2019s Aubie Wolfe and Rabbi Dr.ley, Peter Zinman, Raymond H.a make the picture of Canada's prog.7% expansion .in the form of loans to farmers, rd Harry J.Stern.For information Gilbert, Salvador Sinai, Paul YQ ress grow even brighter. prises and to Provincial and Municipal Gov- [ Mitchel Garfinkle, RI.8-7236.Putziger.General Convener of Sg MY H re A ENS sho ernments.As of October flse, Bof M loans Mitchel Garfinkle, President of Donor Luncheon \u2014 Mrs.David 039% 29% 305 30% VA ER Se totalled $1,437,636,447 \u2014 alt of which played 5 the Temple Young Married will H.Lisser; Ticket Convener \u2014 their part in making Canada a better place preside during the meeting.A Mrs, Gerald Caplan; Members of + in which to live.social hour will follow.Committee \u2014 Mesdames \u2014 Eli 1 ; # \u201cTHE MEANING OF GEO- Yaphe, Alfred N.Miller, Dean VERTIS: 5667.18 cire of the aie PHYSICAL YEAR\u201d: Principal Kerner, Mark Stein, Samuel B , ey o A Henry Hall of Sir George Wil- Schwartz, Hyman Grover.Chair- ! ANK OF grade government bonds and Other Public liams College, prominent econo- man of Contributors \u2014 Mrs.money is helping to finance overnment mist speaks at Temple Brother- Dean M.Kerner; committee \u2014 MONTRE AL projects for the torment of Be country À hood Dinner Meeting, Wednes- Mesdames ST Samuel Garfield, \u2019 2.an and the welfare of all Canadians.Other day evening, December ith at Paul Putziger, Saul Perlman, Canadas Poet securities held by the Bank -\u2014 which include 7 pm.in the new social hall.Harry Morris, Gerald W.Rath.a diversified list of high-quality short-term Ladies will he guests.Reserva- working with Canadians in every industrial issues \u2014 bring total investments to tions for fhe ver are oo be In the Peace River district walk of life since 1817 $872,675,309.made wi illiam offman, mid-summer days provide ï BE.2579.Price per plate\u2014$3.00.hours of sunshine.Ë On Wednesday evening, No- \u2014 Quick Canadian Facls.« LS wet pi cûr TMS D Pw Ted WER À ACCES LS tu i a î re area The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 29, 1957 9 Rl ee Sead ur = =\u2014 i ' qe + 4 | | i | 4 \u201c J [J % .A | PES ANS EE TO I EN TE IS 0 10 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 29, 1957 MRS.CE a el GERALD CAPLAN, ticket convener for the forthcoming annual Donor luncheon sponsored by Temple Emanu'El Sisterhood to be held on Tuesday, December 10, in the Temple Community House, 4100 Sherbrooke street, west.Guest speaker on this oceaston will be the eminent American woman Jurist Hon.Justine Wise Polier, of the Domestic Relations Court, New York City, who will speak on \u201cJuvenile Delinquency \u2014 a Challenge to thé Community.\u201d Saint Andrew's Day observed by Anglican Church Auxiliary Saint Andrew's Day, observed on November 30, around the world, is the commemoration of the life and martyr-death of the first-called\u2019 of the Twelve Apostles.Known as the Patron Saint of Scotland before the Lime of the Norman Conquest of England, tradition has it that he was the first missionary to the Russians \u2014- reaching as far as the borders of Poland.The missionary-mindedness of the gentle saint was evident from the first, when after receiving his \u2018call\u2019 he \u201cfindeth his SONIA CHAMBERLAIN A.R.A.D., M.I.S.T.D., A.L.S.T.D.Will hold Ballet Classes under the Royal Academy Syllabus for children from 4 years of age upwards, Evening classes in modern ballroom.Keep (it classes for young people and adults.St.Stephen's Parish Hall, 4006 Dorchester W,, Westmount For Registration, phone WE.2-1663 Visit.\u201cThe House ot Distinctive Gifts\" Imported frem all over the world This week's suggestion oe from \" Ny SWITZER- .LAND PL a Chocolates \u201c \u20ac \u2014 Fine Jams AV.8-7777 - 1450 Peel St.Opposite the Sheraton.Mount-Royal Hotel Parking Rear of Store on Stanley Street Lot own brother Simon .and he brought him to Jesus\u201d.This desire to share the \u2018Good News\u2019 was undoubtedly one of the reasons why he was chosen \u2014 and by this honor was witness to all the important events of Christ's ministry.In most parts of the World the name Si.Andrew has become synonymous with missionaries and many are the mission churches in the outposts of Christendom bearing this ancient name.In Canada the Woman's Auxiliary of the Anglican Church dedicated to the extension work of the Church at home and abroad, observes the day wherever possible with corporate worship and continuous intercession.The self-denial offering made on this day is set aside by the Dominion Board to meet special overseas projects.In answer to an appeal by the Lord Rishop of Jamaica help will be sent to SL James\u2019 Parish Church, Montego Bay, which suffered severe damage by earthquake.In India there is a revival of the great non-Christian religions.Study Centres are being estab- lisl.ed for the purpose of a fresh study of these religions with the Christian approach to them.This important and difficult task also will receive assistance.Maritime Women's Club annual fea and sale The martime Women's Club of Montreal, Incorporated, will hold the annnal tea and sale on Wei- nesday, December 4, 1:30 p.m.to 6:30 p.m.at Ephraim Scott Memorial Hall, 5545 Snowdon avenue.The conveners of the tables are: Aprons \u2014 Mrs.8S.Currie, Mrs.S.C.Grimes; miscellaneous -\u2014 Mrs.R.W.Horton; nearly new \u2014- Miss Mary Hutch- ings, Mrs.W, P, McVie; Woollen articles Miss F.Sutherland, Mrs.R.McLaughlin; surprise packages \u2014 Mrs.A, W.Seaman, Mrs.H.Oldford; home cooking \u2014 Mrs.H.L.Ward: candy and jams -\u2014- Miss M.Shannon, Mrs.J.R.Peardon; dolls \u2014 Mrs.R.J.Russell, Mrs.L.N.Fulton; tea table \u2014 Mrs.G.W.Walker.Cdr we Harry Rolland retires vi fe id ESS - - from the Bell Telephone after 50 years service Fifty years service with rupted only by service in two World Harry \u2018Dusty\u2019 Rolland, 531 recent retirement.Mr.Rolland\u2019s career is one of \u201coffice boy to executive.\u201d He began work on May Day, 1907 as the office boy in an audit office and finishing as Area Personnel Supervisor.He also won acclaim as a soldier, and as a pioneer wartime aviator.Harry Rolland joined the Traffic Department of the Company, when it was formed in 1911, He served in Montreal until 1929 when he went to Ottawa as Eastern Ontario Division Traffic Superintendent.He returned to Montreal in 1938, and was in turn Superintendent of the Eastern, Quebec and Montreal Division.In 1955 he went to Toronto Bell Telephone Co.\u2014 inter- ars \u2014 ended for Claremont ave.with his as area personnel supervisor, the position he left on retirement.Mr.Rolland began his military career in 1916.He joined.the Scottish Light Dragoons, and served overseas with the Can- adianian Grenadier Guards and the Expeditionary Force in France and Belgium.Later he was transferred to the Royal Air Force in Italy with the rank of Lieutenant.Betw2en the wars he served in the Canadian Grenadier Guards \u2018'Militia) and in 1940 took command of the 2nd Reserve Battalion, Under his leadership the battalion trained 240 officers and 3,000 men for active service units, Bank of Montreal resources are high Highest paid-up capital figurés in Canadian banking history are revealed in the 140th annual statement of the Bank of -Æont- real, issued Monday, for the year ended October 31.The report also shows record figures for total deposits and loans, with resources at a new high for the bank at $2,866 million, up by $83 million in the year.Paid-up capital, which was increased three years ago from $36 million to $45 million, now stands at $53,686,832, following the recent offering of new B of M stock, while the rest account has grown to $117.,373,665, The new issue was subscribed to the extent of 99 per cent, and the remainder of the stock was :>ld + to a group of investment dealers.Mr.and Mrs.Rolland were honored at a reception both in Montreal and Toronto \u2014 attended by many company officers.At the Montreal reception ne was presented with a power lawn mower, Modern china and teakwood 40\" high.$65.00 Hand-blown glass \u20ac\u2019'.phants Prefer Particular People La C for Chri Tarnish-proof frame $4.75 Henner \u2014 faithfully reproduced on canvas Brass picture light Monk beer mug $17.50 $7.50 $5.00 Pottery cat doorstop $2.75 Bedside china lamp $17.50 $2.50 | \u201cGranny\u201d in fine porcelain $17: LAMPS x G! SEPARATE SHAÏ X A small deposit will jour P dat RON A2 E ren THE EARL OF BESSBOROUGH CHAPTER IODE hcld a Municipal regent; Mrs.J.A.Mitchel, chairman; Mrs.J.R.pictured above: From left to right: Mrs.F.W.McLaughlin, borough, regent.ONTESSA INC JERBROOKE at ROYAL \u2019hrijpas Gifts that Command Attention HU.8-4322 ad ir gh 90e se V/astmo:: (Near Sherbrooke) Painiess removal .: Children's Supports a Specialty.Swedish tea on Saturday in JODE House, Western avenue.À Beveridge, Provincial president; Mrs.J.C.Manson, Municipal By appointment only fie film \u201cChristmas in Sweden\u201d was shown and three members irst vi .t: and Mrs.A.W.My Earl of Bess- New Phone Number wn from Sweden dressed in their native costume, one of them first vice-president; and Mrs.A.W.Myers, Ka , WE.2-1545 \u2014Bermingham Photo JOHN POOL Foot Specialist 1378 GREENE AVENUE callouses, ingrown toe nails.Latest electric ecuipment.Plastic arch supports to relieve all weak foot conditions.Westmount of corns, Royal Chelsea cup and saucer $5.00 le $4.75 slain $17 Hand-decorated china lamp $17.50 GIFIR PICTURES x CHANDELIERS SHAR x CUSTOM SHADE MAKING sit wil four gift selection for Christmas delivery PIC T TL ER SOC CCE A A LL NARS RPI SO LEER TS Cut crystal bud vase $1.75 Selection of lead crystal chandeliers Illustrated: five light fixture $100.00 Wainut and brass three-way light floor lamp $32.50 ftal\u2019an angel with harp $3.75 mr Staffordshire flower cluster $2.25 Gold-leaf flowers hand painted |\" Crystal boudoir lamp $7.50 on turquoise Washable nylon and ribbon shade $6.50 china complete metal shade Moorecroft candy dish $75.00 $7.50 Hand-cut lead crystal bow! $10.00 Novelty lamp for bar or playroom.May be used as pin-up $15.00 Milk glass vase $2.95 PROT NOE ore.À a an ze) JEU A a tnt a a MRS.JACK WILLIAM PADVEEN, whose marriage to Dr.Padveen took place recently at the residence of the bride's parents.Mrs.Fadveen, formerly Miss Carole Anne Mendelsohn, is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Abraham Mendelsohn of Westmount, Dr.Padveen is th Padveen of Notre Dame de Grace.¥ * Cocktail party The Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, Montreal Women's Branch, will hold the annual Cocktail Party on Friday, December 6, from 5.30 to 7.30 o'clock.at the home of Mrs.W.H.Durrell, 1604 Caledonia road.Twn of Mount Royal.i Receiving with Mrs.Durrell.will be the president of the Branch, Mrs.R.G.K.Morrison.All members and their husbands are invited to attend.BUY NOW ! direct from wholesaler ! Large assortment Diamonds & cultured pearis, watches,ete.A\u2019bert L.Ein, Gemologist Evaluation & Appraisals Established 1927 H.M.Epstein Reg'd.1255 University Street Roam :27 Stell Tower UN.6-4058 e son of Mr.and Mrs.Myer \u2014 Posen Photo ocial & Lersonal Air Vice-Marshall and Mrs.Adelard Raymond have returned from Ottawa where they spent the weekend at Government House.up rd \u2018 Mr.and Mrs, T.C, Bowen have returned from Quebec where they were at \u2018the Chateau Frontenac.Mrs.Millar Rawlings left Wednesday for New York where she will spend the Thanksgiving weekend with her daughter, Miss Victoria Rawlings, who is attending the Shipley School, Bryn Mawr, Pa.Among the local debutantes attending St.Andrew's Ball, tonight at the Windsor Hotel are: Misses Sonia Taylor, Susan Webster, Elizabeth Ballantyne, Elizabeth Bertram, Melody Caron, Juliana de Kuyper, Gail Eskin, Barbara Fellows, Susan Masson, Marguerite L\u2019Anglais, Lynda Melling, Barbara Rooney and M.Kloss, Mr.and Mrs.A.R.Gillespie returned recently in the Empress of England following a stay abroad.Miss Cynthia Cannon of New York will be here today and will be the guest of Mrs.Keith Hut- chison, She will attend St.Andrew's Ball tonight.Miss Suzanne Moseley who is attending Radcliffe College, Cambridge, Mass.is arriving to spend the Thanksgiving weekend with her parents, Dr.and Mrs.H.S.Moseley.Mr.and Mrs.T.Howard Atkinson have returned after spending three weeks at the Carolina Hotel, Pinehurst, N.C.The Archdeacon of Montreal and Mrs.Naylor entertained at tea on Sunday afternoon following the unveiling of the Hon- Faith ; Alchemy Life crowds, and pushes us along, H'ith litile time for prayer, or song.The years slip unrelenting by, Wile dreams of aspiration die.He may arise, on Faith's strong wing, But still, above the clouds that cling, When peace will touch the eves of pain, And withered hopes, will bloom again.DOROTHY SPROULE Sewing meeting The Women's Association of Dominion Douglas United Church will meet for sewing and the folding of cancer dressings at 10 a.m.Tuesday.Luncheon served at 1 p.m.Hostesses will he Mrs.G, Burden and Mrs.A.Marden, HAIRDRESSER HAIR SIYLING COTORINE FOR APPOINTMENT PLEASE PHONE DE.4501 FRIDAYS: 9 am.to 9 p.m, -\u2014 Mondays To Thursdays: 9 a.m.to 7 p.m.4927 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST (Near Claremont) SATURDAYS: 9 a.m.to 4 p.m, al CS SAT STE a orm = © Ladies\u2019 Literary Society The December meeting of the Dominion-Douglas Ladies Literary Society will be held on Friday, December 6, at 3 p.m, in Leslie Hall corner Lansdowne avenue and Westmount boulevard.Members please note that this meeting is much earlier in the month than usual, Susan Fletcher, writer and monologist, will speak on \u201cA Wonderful Waste of Time,\u201d Park-Emmanuel WA The monthly meeting of the Woman's Association of West- mount Park-Emmanuel United Church, Westmount, wiil be held Tuesday evening, at 8 p.m, when Mrs.Charles H.McKimm will give a demonstration of Christmas gift wrapping.Group No.5 Will be in charge of the meeting.Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club, auxiliary to the Shriners\u2019 Hospital for Crippled Children, will meet at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday, at 1.30 p.m., for business, sewing and mending.The president Mrs.Alex Leslie will preside.MRS.\u2014Posen Photo FREDERICK WALKER FAIRMAN, whose marriage to Mr.Fairman took place recently in the Erskine and American Charch.Mrs.Fairman was formerly Miss Nancy Isabel McNab, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.William Stuart McNab of Notre Dame de Grace.Mr.Fairman is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Frederick William Fairman of Westmount.or Roll at Trinity Memorial Church in honor of the Hon.George R.Pearkes, VC, Minister of National Defence, the Hon.William Hamilton, Postmaster- General, the Rt.Rev.John R.Dixon, Bishop of Montreal, and Col.John Forth, MBE, Director of Protestant Chaplain Services for the Army.Mrs.F.L.Whitley and Mrs.R.C.Stevenson presided at the tea table, assisted by Mrs.John Garland, Mrs.T.A.Ramsey and Mrs.J.S.Warmington.APPROACHING MARRIACE At the marriage of Miss Gretchen Gilbert, daughter of Mrs.George B.Jost, of Baie d'Urfée, Que., and of Mr.John P.Gilbert, of Miami, Fla, to Mr.Robinson Ord, jr.,, of Niagara Falls, N.Y., son of Mr.and Mrs.Robinson Ord, of Beaurepaire, Que., which is taking place on Saturday afternoon at three o'clock, in St.Matthias\u2019 Church, West- mount, the bride will be attended by her sister, Miss Pamela Gilbert, as maid of honor, and by Miss Constance L'Anglais, and by Miss Jennifer Freisenbruch, of Paget, Bermuda.Mr, Jonathan Ord will act as best man for his brother, and the ushers will be Mr.Gordon Brown, Mr.Peter Barnes, of Toronto.Mr.Georg Phann, Jr, of Ithaca, N.Y, and Mr.Paul Bradley, of Buffalo, N.Y.Following the ceremony, the reception will be held in the Vice-Regal Suite of.the Ritz- Carlton.Weston Alumnae The annual meeting of Weston School Alumnae will be held Monday evening at 18 Severn avenue , Westmount.All former pupils of Weston School are welcome.: Hope Rebekah Lodge Hope Rebekah Lodge No.45, 100F, will hold a military whist and bazaar tonight at 8.30 p.mat the Orange Hall, Greene avenue, Westmount.There will be refreshments and door prizes, UNSURPASSED VALUES FINE FURS See us also for ® REPAIRING ©® REMODELLING FLOMEN EXCLUSIVE FURS .REG'D.1235 Greene Avenue (Opposite Avenue Theatre) WE.2-3312 Wedding PLateau 4444 ( There Is Never A Compromise For Quality! Mountain Street at Sherhrooke Flowers Sa ZONTA CLUB of Montreal + celebrated its 28th birthday on November 12 with a dinner at the Mount Royal Hotel and presented a bursary to Miss Patricia Espley, a graduate of West Hill High School.Miss Espley is furthering her education with a course in physical education at the.lnstitute of Education, Ste.Anne de Bellevue, Que, Miss Nancy Kennedy - Reid, president of the Zonta Club is seen presenting the cheque to Miss Es- pley, and Miss May Jackson, chairman of service committee, is shown at left.\u2014Graetz Photo =X CA we tie a merry Xmas with our red red ribbon, The Children\u2019s Corner a pleasant shop 1350 Greene WE.7-6510 > \u2014\u2014 - Tues., Dec.3rd, at Her Majesty's Theatre ELISABETH SCHWARZKOPF Tickets: $5.50 to $3.00, tax incl.ON SALE AT THEATRE BOX OFFICE, ALSO AT WILLIS 000000000000 00000000000000000000: She needs an EXTRA phone in the kitchen! DO YOU?To order\u2014call your telephone business office.TA HELPING HAND: Michael OFANOANGNGEOONANAANAGNNOSAAAAAN AU Litvaek, is shown handing his mother, Mrs.A.Litvack, Jewish Junior Welfare League Volunteer, one of the hundreds of magazines recovered and distributed to hospitals and institutions throughout the city for the enjoyment of adults and children.In order to support the many community services carried out by the League, an annual money raising event is held, Tor the 2nd consecutive year, a giant children\u2019s carnival entitled \u2018Fun l\u2018air\u201d will be held on Friday.December 27, at Victoria Hall, Westmount.\u2014@Glick Photo Women's Art Society The Women's Art Sociely of Montreal .will have Lloyd E.Hawes, MD, Professor of Radiology, Boston University Medical School, as the speaker, on Tuesday at 2.30 p.m.He will have as his subject, \u2018London Connoisseur in 1757\", with illustrations.Chai patroness tea Arrangements are being made for a Chai Patroness tea which is taking place at the Jewish Hns- pital of Hope, 7745 Sherbrooke street east on Wednesday, December 4 at 2 p.m, This will commemorate the first anniversary since the incep- SE Pioneer women The Pioneer Women's Organization wil hold a membership tea on Tuesday, at 8:30 p.m.at 5170 Van Horne avenue, Montreal.Guest speaker will be Rose Kaufman of Cleveland, Ohio, who is Pioneer Women's Organizational Consultant.A membership skit by the N.D.G.group.Omna, will be be presented.Everyone is welcome, St.Matthew's groups The Guild and WA of St.Mal- thew's Anglican Church wil) hold the monthly meeting in the parish hall on Tuesday, Dec.3, at - 2.80 p.m.Afternoon tea will be served by group E and group A will sale.Military whist The annual fall whist of Oasis Temple No.46 Daughters of the Nile will he held November 29 8.15 p.m.in the Ephraim Scott Memorial Church Hall under the convenership of Mrs.E.M.Towne.Admission by tickets only for information call the above at EL 1218 or Mrs.J.Harper HU 1-2271.Rummage sale A rummage sale sponsored by the Friendship Circle will be held at Westminster Central United Church, 926 Atwater avenue on Saturday Nov.30, at 11 a.m.have a table of home cooking for ae ae na a ee a a mn a a Tn a Te Te Ta Ta a a Te \"nn \"a Ta ee Tn ea a Te ua aa, The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 29, 1957 13 Queen's Alumnae The Montreal Branch of the Queen's University Alumnae Association is holding its annual sherry party on Saturday, December 7.from 5-7 p.m.It will be at the .home of Mr.and Mis.John S.Corbett, 65 Forden avenue, Westmount, It is hoped that all Queen's graduates and their friends will attend.1 ; & ; baa ew, \"nme\" ae\" \"a\" na a a, FOR DISTINCTIVE HAIR STYLING CALL.WE.5-0562 WE.5-2486 FREE MANIGURE With Every Permanent (For 1 Week Only) Pile BEAUTY SALON 1347 Greene Ave.TT a a \"a Ne a \"eu ee Te Te a Tee ae a a a ee Parker 61 Seis, odlog 3 PHARMACY In the Van Horne Shopping Centre VARIETY OF DELUXE GIFTS FOR MILADY Compacts, Limoges Atomizers, Manicure Sets, Electric Razors.is exclusively hand-tailored.tees you complete satisfaction.Yours faithfully, 2065 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST.tion of this group.- PARIS, LONDON, NEW YORK BUDAPEST.VIENNA, ROME, e Dear Madam and Sir: It is with great pleasure that | inform you that | have just opened my modern hand- tailoring shop for ladies and gentlemen at 2065 St.Catherine St.West, where all work really My 30 years Continental experience guaran- my tailoring service you will see that this ie no mere talk but real fact that speaks for itself.J.SEREGHY SAXON'S HAND-TAILORING Evenings: Made to shine through exciting evenings, our wonderfully after - start you off on your holiday whirl in lovely fashion.SEE OUR WIDE VARIETY OF AFTERNOON DRESSES From ® 1233 GREENE AVENUE, WESTMOUNT @ 1107 DECARIE BLVD., Norgate Shopping Centre Once you try WE.3-8088 WE.7-5844 Sy flattering dresses dark Select now.on 25,00 1 67° WE.5.954) RI.4.1603 z ss en 0 u DE dettes ame PE o_.AB À 14 Jewish Junior Welfare League plans giant children\u2019s carnival The Jewish Junior Welfare League is planning a gala day for children of all ages.The event, a giant children\u2019s carnival, known as \u201cFun Fair\u201d, will take place at Victoria Hall, December 27.There will be exciting amusements for both children and adults alike including clowns, game rooms, many amusement booths with prizes, are home baked goods booths for children.Also on the list of attractions will a \"ee 1373 GREENE AVE.B® ae a a a \"a a Ye a a ae The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 2%, 1957 a ea a a a Se ee Enc ling Tashions / The refreshing ''New Season\u201d newly arrived Afternoon Dresses and Casuals.Also new Evening Gowns from California.Come in and see our collection.Kay (Mon taque Ine.a re eT Tn rn nn edd le be door prizes, drawings, and free entrance prizes.Gay picnic lunches and other refreshments will be sold., Mothers can relax at a \u201ctime-out-for-coffee\u201d ban while two shows will entertain the children.This event, along with the look is a feature of our WE.5-3956 aan eT ee ee ee ae a a ee a Te a a a\" PLEASE MAKE YOUR EARLY the Month feu tured by HOLIDAY APPOINTMENT Hair Style of Walter's HAIRDRESSING REG'D.4891 Sherbrooke St.W.(Corner Prince Albert) HU.9-1233 BRIGADIER N.Booth Hospital, Sale of Work on Nov.JOLLY, HH superintendent of The Catherine whose Women\u2019s Auxiliary will hold its Fall 28, and 29 in the Nurses\u2019 residence.The sale-will be officially opened at 7.30 p.m.on the 28.\u2014Bermingham Photo souvenir program book is fhe League's only money raising project of the year.Proceeds from the affair will support the many community services and projects aided by the Jewish Junior Welfare League.New projects continue to be added to the ever- growing list of League activities.Such as the St.Laurent Neigh- RICCI NTOINES ART GALLERY RZ PPRARPERETTOCCOSCORECCEE SBM NIB IMIS TINS INE SE SAT EE EPRI OER RS CT CR NRE QD LDR FREER IQUE grdegegeg RRC A 2 A The Sale (with reductions up to 50% Commences Saturday, Nov.30th until Christmas Eve.(Galleries open every night until 9.30 P.M.) 939 Victoria Square UN.6-4095 BB 3B 3313.33 BB BS SPN S135 BE IBID: by Canadian and European Artists An amazing selection of beautiful pictures at prices to suit your Christmas Budget.Be individual and select a gift of lasting beauty \u2014 a gift that never lessens in value \u2014 a gift that is always there for all to see \u2014 a gift that does not look like a last minute hurried decision.Lainting SE ER SS SS RM YB I an borhood Association and the Herz] Health Day Nursery.Many Branch of the N.D.G.Library for Boys and Girls, while volunteers now assist at the St.Mary's Hospital.Two bursaries to the McGill School of Social Work were provided by the League, and grants are given to aid in The Educa- *tion for the Hearing Handicapped, also to the Marriage Coun- cilling Center.A large grant hag been allocated by the League to the Snowdon Branch of the N.D.G.Library for Children, where League members are active.League members find assisting in hospitals most satisfying and devote much time in hospital clinics such as the Royal Victoria Hospital, The Jewish General Hospital, and The Reddy Memorial.Group leaders are trained for service in the YM- YWHA in Snowdon and Davis buildings.Toy workshop is a most worthwhile project where volunteers make toys for hospitals and organizations.Layettes are made and distributed to needy mothers through the various agencies.For the amusement and relaxation of patients in hospitals, magazines are ccl- lected, recovered, and delivered.The various fund raising groups in the city are given assistance by League members through tagging and canvassing.The blood donor clinic of Thr Red Cross is staffed by League volunteers.The drama workshop of the League presents a play to all \u2018n- terested organizations in the community.À qualified discussion leader holds an open \u201cdis- cussion-period,\u201d where problems and views are presented.This educational program is presented to aid in the understanding of the various social problems in every-day lives, Mrs.S.Rozov- sky is co-ordinator of the Fair.Fall bazaar The Salvation Army Home 1\" Auxiliary will hold the annual fall bazaar at.the Home, 4102 Dorchester street west, on Saturday.November 30, at 2.30 p.m.There will be hand knitting, cro- Mrs.M.Wainford- seeks government help for widows Mrs.M, Wainford, president of the Non-Pensioned Veterans\u2019 , Widows Association, said at a recent meeting that the federal government is being pressed to increase the monthly allowances of single veterans and widows by $10 and also to raise the permis- sable income ceiling Yo $360.Resolutions have been sent to Prime Minister Diefenbaker and Col.A, J.Brooks, Minister of Veterans\u2019 Affairs asking also for free medical care for widows receiving war veterans\u2019 allowance, under a national health program; veterans\u2019 allowances for widows of Imperial veterans who have lived in Canada for 15 years; and full veterans\u2019 allowances for widows receiving old age security.The association also has recommended setting up of a permanent committee which will have authority to select and present to the government those problems most pressing to the veterans and veterans\u2019 widows.Mrs.Wainford asked that ail widows who think they have a claim to get in touch with her and discuss their positions.Members were reminded of the annual Christmas dinner to be held Monday, December 16, in the Legion Hall, Verdun avenue.IN THE Women 3 calm Venture Club An executive meeting of the Venture Club of.Montreal will be held at the home of Miss Peggy Miller, 4880 Queen Mary road, apt.2, on Friday, December 6 at 8 p.m.\u2014\u2014 Business meeting The Montreal Women's Club Inc., will hold a business meeting for members only on Monday at 2.30 p.m.at the Sheraton - Mount Royal Hotel.The president, Mrs.R.C.Cornell will be in the chair, MacGillivray WMS The MacGillivray Auxiliary\u2014 WMS of St.Andrew's United Church, Westmount will hold its Christmas meeting on Dec.3 at 2.30 p.m.in Hutchison Hall Mrs.Sr.Major Wm.Ross of the Salvation Army will be the guest speaker, Christmas music will be rendered by Mrs.Donald Carmen, soloist.Mrs.D.M.Grant and ladies of Circle No.3 are in charge of the meetings.Pre-Christmas Fair The Women's Union of McGill University is sponsoring a pre- Christmas Fair, to be held on December 5, between the hours of three and nine o'clock, in the main dining hall of Royal Victoria College, 555 Sherbrooke street west, Sold at the fair will be articles of sewing, knitting, handicrafts, as well as special Christmas decorations and gift suggestions, donated to the Fair by the fife teen hundred women students at McGill.Refreshments will also be served.The purpose of the Fair is to raise money for the Women's Union Scholarship Fund.High Class Quality Meat, Fish & Poultry Choice Groceries Fruif and Vegetables HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \"Noted for Quality\u201d 4466 St.Catherine West cheting, also home cooking, and candy for sale, er pm a WE.3-8257_ Ze 2 | - Tu au 116088 78= cie Si PRESENTATION: Mrs.Hulbert H.Schurman, (centre) president of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Eventide Home of the Salvation Army is shown presenting a public address system for the Home to Major Percy Johnson, while Mrs, F.W.- The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 29, 1957 15° Flowers for all occasions .at pleasantly attractive prices.GERALD Mc KE N NA LIMITED PL.9112 ERS?ç10W = AY = 1539 Bishop St.PL.9112 MeXFNNA (MW) Mia della\u2019 Slenderizing & Beauty Salon EXPERT HAIR STYLING \u2014 PERMANENTS HAIR DYEING A SPECIALTY \u2014 MANICURING ® Steam Bath and Lamp © Featuring the famous automatic massage table where * ® Foot Trectments ® Mechanical and Hand Massages Treatments you reduce without disrobing 4504 St.Catherine St.West WE.7-1154 x \u201c Basase3359383858068 BOBOBEBESUBELESISEBELELESEBEBESESEBEBESIBEBE BE BEBE A, \u2014 TPN CC FRA Baily, vice- president of the Auxiliary looks on.Eventide Home The second meeting of Auxiliary of the Eventide Home of the Salvation Army was held November 14, in the with Mrs.Hulbert H.Schurman presiding.Senior Major Johnson prayer, following which Mrs.Schurman welcomed all and visiting representatives members, friends, various Women\u2019s Clubs.Mrs.Schurman, president, on behalf of the Auxiliary made a presentation.to the Home of a portable public address system.Major Percy Johnson accepted the gift and thanked the Auxiliary in the name of the residents.Mrs.A.Pryde Thomson presented the Home with a pair of floor lamps on behalf of the Handicraft Group residents, Major Johnson accepting.Mrs.W.A.Routledge, secretary, read the minutes of the last meeting, following which Mrs.R.C.Braithwaite, treasurer, gave her report.The record book of \u201cDonations\u201d was read by Mrs.Sydney Mac- Sween.\u2019 CHAIRMEN'S REPORTS The chairmen of the various committees presented their reports: Mrs.S.J.A.Brettingham, chairman of the Transportation Committee reported she had made five trips to the clinics since the last meeting with residents who needed medical care.Mrs.A.H.Mason, chairman, reported that the Tuck Shop is greatly appreciated by the residents, Mrs.J.A.P.McGee, entertainment chairman, reported that the entertainment provided by the Rotary Club, October 16, and the Sweet Adelines of the Montreal Chapter, October 23, and the Canadian Stage-o-rama November 6, was heartily enjoyed by the residents following which refreshments were served by the Social Committees under the chairmanship of Mrs.Berry.Mrs.E.Glitheroe, chairman of K LEARN TO DRIVE I THRU TRAFFIC WITH LAUZON DRIVING SCHOOL LTD.We are One 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 MPORTANT Phone or Write for Valuable Free Premiums and Our Low Rates Nervous Learners Welcome DUAL CONTROL CARS 5054 Cote des Neigés REgent 1.1112 4869 St, Denis AVenue 8.5125 - Aux.presents public address system fo Home .the Membership reported there ~ on ono CO Ra A i \"oa \u2014 Bermingham Photo the year of \u201cthe Women's Assembly Hall of the Home, opened the meeting with from is a membership of one hundred and seventy three to the Auxiliary.Mrs.Bailey, chairman of the Birthday Shelf reported that thirteen residents celebrated birthdays in October and thirteen for the month of November.These birthdays are remembered through the kindnes of donations from Auxiliary members and their friends.More gifts are constantly needed to keep this shelf stocked with articles suitable for men and women residents.Plans for the annual Christmas party to be held December 18, is well underway with the various committees outlining their tentative plans.This is an event greatly looked forward to by the residents and their jubilant appreciation is most gratifying to the committees who put so much effort into making this an \u201cevening to be remembered\u201d by all residents.Miss Thacker, representative to the Men's Association, reported that the men are looking after the erection of the Christmas tree and the decorations.The Sewing Committee under the chairmanship of Mrs.A.Thomson and the visiting com- mitte under Mrs.M.Kuhner are at the\u2018 Home one afternoon a week., At the conclusion of the meeting tea was served by Mrs.Robert Berry and her committee, following which there was an exhibition and sale of work by the Handicraft group.Diocesan Board WA The monthly meeting of the Montreal Diocesan Board of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Anglican Church of Canada will be held Thursday, December 5, at 10 a.m.in Anglican House, The Rev, B.J.Thorpe, Rector of St.Mark\u2019s Church, Saint Laurent, will conduct the noontide prayers and meditation.At 1.30 p.m.the guest speaker will be the Right Reverend C.R.Heber Wilkinson, MA, DD, Lord Bishop of the Diocese of Amritsar, India, 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CONNOR VENETIAN BLINDS LTD.: Ville St.Pierre SINR IB SN DIN HNN DIDI EHD BB DI BD DBI SD AM HDS HBS tremendous efforts on the pert of each chapter whose spiril energy is devoted to the needs os Israel,\u201d she said.More than $690,000 has been contributed to Hadassahs' major fund-raising projects: Hadassim, a children's village, Nahala, an agricultural school and Youth Alijah.She reported that Youth Alijah has received $627,394 emer BBNARSSISIIIITSSZIVMBBZIIIB nS 3S Possibilities ASE AS ASS ASSET HE i ÿ y y ÿ y Smart linez with modern terrazzo or linen design tempered aluminum 7 slats\u2014mar- proof finish won't crack, chip, peel or blister either.4 Wipe clean with damp cloth, Gaily colored strong nylon pullcords toes A ore .ù \u2019 A qualified Connor Consultant is at your dis- A posal without obligation to assist with your decorating problems.; gp » ASS SSSR TSTTE SR.Montreal ; FR ES SI RS RN RNB I NN NI DS AIIM NS: \u2014-\u2014 which includes clothes, shipments of food and machinery.\u201cOur income from the United Israel Appeal has shown .a steady decrease, in 1956, $58,518 was donated, in 1937, $37,793 for a Lotal of $88,375.\u201d The sum of $12,429, raised in Winnipeg, was devoted to speci- tic gifts to Israel such as a new hydro-therapy pool.Some $40,- 060 represented the value of materials sent to Israel, She reported that the women's division of the State of Israel Bonds has raised $325,000 this year.She urged members to intensify their efforts as the main concern of the world Zionist movement is to deal with the hardships that are being faced in Israel.Mrs.I.Wisenthal of Montreal, regional vice-president, said the household of Hadassah stretching from Vancouver to Newfoundland presents a formidable challenge to the Had- assah treasury.\u201cEach ond every one of us has the duty and the innate responsibility to think.to examine to criticize, to advise and to shape the way in which our money becomes transformed into the instrument cf our noble purpose,\u201d she said.\u201c Mrs.H, Sokolov of Winnipeg.national chairman of the fund raising committee, urged delegates to seek new and interesting techniques in fund raising.She commended Hadassah members for their great work in aiding Israel.St.Jude\u2019s annual bazaar planned for Dec.5-6 St.Jude's annual bazaar will | be held in the church hall.corner Vinet and Coursol streets, on Thursday and Friday, December 5 and 6 from 3 to 10 p.m.Brigadier and Mrs, Victor Whitehead will officially open the Bazaar on Thursday at 6 p.m.The following will he in charge of booths: Fancy and useful articles\u2014the Guild of St.Monica under Miss V.Byrt; flowers, handkerchiefs and Christmas decorations \u2014\u2014 Miss K.Johnson, Miss S.Groves: gifts-Mrs.S.King, Miss U.Woodcock: home cooking and groceries-\u2014Mrs.J.White; candy \u2014Mrs.G.Ryan, Miss M.McFarlane: toys- -Mrs.C.E.Combe, Mrs.E.C.Harper: tea room \u2014 Mrs, N.V, Newell, Mrs.D.Hollingworth assisted by Mesdames R.Fairclough, F.Mc- Farlane, R.G.Harvies, R.Sheridan, B.Tovey.J.Jordan, A.Wears.H.Jor s and Misses D.Richardson, E.Richardson, J.Welch, D.Johnson, Supper will be served each day from 6 to 8 p.m.Toastmistress Club The Mount Royal Toastmistress Club will meet Monday at 6 p.m, in the Green Room of the Queen's Hotel.À x Le Bd roc ie AARSSETTE STUDENTS from McGill University and Sir George Williams College who attended the fifth International Student's tea which took place recently at the home of Mrs.C.E.Catto, Cote St.Antoine road.Shown in the photograph left to right: Ivy Jennings of Jamaica, second year in arts at Sir George Williams College; Steve Allison, from Rhodesia, fifth year in engineering: Bedsy Dutary, from Panama, first year in science; Diana Doel of England, second year in arts; Gabriele Einle of Germany, first year sociolog®; is Negga Tessema of Ethiopia, University.and in front in the white suit first year in law, all of McGill \u2014 Bermingham Photo Christmas gift tea Facts and Fancies, put to Christmas entertainment, will be the subject of guest speaker Miss Herriet Hill's talk to the American Women's Club of Montrea) at the Christmas gitt tea.This event will take place on Wednesday, December 4 at 2 p.m.in the Blue Room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel.Members are asked to iake gift for hospitalized child.Mrs.E.C, Harder will be the chairman.Modernize Your Kitchen for Party Planning (and easy entertaining) A YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN will add charm and efficiency that will facilitate your culinary and entertaining.We'll plan a cheerful, delightful kitchen that will keep travel distances as short as possible for preparation, serving, and clearing away.that will add pleasure and eliminate work.The kitchen is one room which most needs careful planning «\u2014 let A.O.OLSEN & CO.plan and install a Youngstown kitchen for you.A.O.OLSEN & CO.Kitchen Planning Sales & Installation 1185 Drummond St.UN.6-5839 rps rr i ms oo oo = The Fabulous BMW iSETTA 300 $1098.($386.50 Down \u2014 $39.00 Per Month) 72 M.P.Gol.62 M.P.Hr.Heater inch.1822 - 34 St.Catherine W.WE.5-4616 \u2019 19 SHARE LIVING QUARTERS WANTED, young professional = or business lady to share 4!2-room apartment corner Claremont and NG.DE.3836._ 2 ROOMS TO LET WESTMOUNT, business person, kil- ehên privileges, near busline, DE.2284.22 ROOM AND BOARD TO LET FOR elderly people.Day and night gervice, Modern, very clean.Nurse's care.5486 Cote St.Antoine.26 GARAGES TO LET At Once Short or long periods.Services avaiiable.Call George Durocher, Victoria Avenue Garage, 370 Victoria Avenue.EL.0767.HEATED garage.Roslyn Ave.between Westmount Avenue and West mount Blvd.EL.1266 UNHEATED garage.WE.7.5150.27 GARAGES WANTED BEATED garage wanted near For- den Avenue, for Volkswagen.HU.31-3031.Garage Wanted For large car.Greene Avenue vicinity.WE.3-0946 late nights or early mornings.24 FOR SALE Household Effects Very fine Louis XVI lady's desk in cherrywood, with brass inlay: Louis XV curio cabinet: solid walnut executive desk; mahogany 2 door bookcase; pedestal base rosewood breakfast table: 6 piece silver tea service: antique card table: oi} paintings by \"Sherriff Scott\u2019, *\u2018Suzor Cote\u201d, \u2018Benger\u2019\u2019.\u2018Parton\u2019.Seen at Mullins Antiques, 1317 Greene.WE.5-3844.\u2014\"\" ONE 16° fibreglass and mahogany boat.complete with remote control steering, 25 h.p.Viking engine and transport trailer.Used 40 hours only.WE.3.1880.USE our tea chests.fibre barrels, cartons, cases, cord.Ideal for mov- jng and storage.Free delivery.ME.4-1501.VACUUM cleaners, rebuilt and up to 1958 models: Hoover, Kirby, Electro- lux, Premier.Filter Queen.Air-Way, etc.$19.50 up.Repairs to all makes.Easy terms.Canadian Vacuum Service, 880 Jean Talon West, CR, 1- 1484; after 6, RE.3-7718.TURNABOUT has Young evening dresses of tulle or taffeta, cocktail dresses and daytime wools, Also coats, plain or fur trimmed.For the young men\u2014tuxedoes, tails, blazers and sports jackets.If vour wardrobe needs a lift and your pocket book is Jow hurry to the Turnabout its the place to go.TURNABOUT SHOP INCORPORATED 386 VICTORIA AVENUE - HU.8-8262 WALNUT library table with glass top 72° x 22.$40.00: baby\u2019s dressing table with mattress.4 drawers and cupboard, $20.00; metal bed and spring $10.00.WE, 5-4275, DRAPED skunk fur coat in very good condition, size 14.HU.9-1814.MOVING to U.S., small gas stove, sofa.chairs, bureaus, rugs, curtains, etc.WE, 2.9729.\u2018 ORIGINAL Limoges gold and white dinner set, service for 4, $40.00; also matching Victorian English plated tea and coffee pot, $30.00.Please eall evenings, WE.2.5679.GENTLEMAN'S riding boots and trees, custom made, size 11, $30.00.Pair custom made breeches, $15.00.Baldwin, WE.5-250].NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE NOTICE is lereby given that BERNARD FOURCADE, tradesman, ef the City and District of Montreal, Province of Quebec.will apply to the Parlianent 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 at Montreal, Province of Quebec the 6th day of November J.B.CREPEAU _, Attorney \u201cfor Applicant Room 909, Themis Building, JA St.James st.West, Montreal, wy Wah ry HERE TR Te 3 ELON RAR) i YT el, A Xi e, 3 The wesrmouny Examiner, Friday, November 29, 1957 17 Ti 3 \u2014PHONE YOUR ADS |'HUnter 1-2771x The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising 10 Words 45¢ 3c for each additional wor .ë EE Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 10.30 a.m.Thursday for current issue FOR SALE Ena For a demonsiration.of The Elna Supermatic Sewing Machine.3404 Notre Dame Street West.WE.3-9470.Encore Shop Just Received Beautiful Dinner Dresses and Formals, Sizes 10-16 1535 Sherbrooke St.W, (Corner Guy) Moved to larger quarters one flight up.Hours 11-6 Tues.through Sat WE.5.5604 Bankrupicy Stock Bedroom, chesterfield, kitchen sets.hide-a-beds, refrigerators.television.Must be sold by December 15th.3541 Van Horne, Apt.J, RE.8-476].Hand carved.mahogany bookcase, and library table; 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vacuum cleaner.HU, 8-4882.ANTIQUE furniture, china, paintings, jewellery, silver.R.Mullins Reg'd.1317 Greene, WE.5-3894.WANTED to purchase rocking chair.mahoganv.EL.1266.ANTIQUE furniture.silver.china.jewellery.objets d'art.ete.bought.Full value paid.Lyons, 2027 Peel.VI.5-6089.WANTED portable record player, suitable for child.Good condition, HU.1.8367.e Met Points.(Continued from page 1) civil-defence, pollution and many other items that can only be discussed at intra-municipal level if they are to be successful.\u201cThere are other matters also urgently needing atien- tion,\u201d the Mayor continued.\u201cItems such as taxi-services, co-ordination of mass transportation, and other problems that should be introduced to the new organisation.\u201cAlthough we may not ,agree with all the recommendations we do feel that it is a foundation on which to build for future development.\u201d \u201cI think we should support it rather than introduce an alternu- tive which would only confuse the situation.I am sure this report will give us a good start.\u201d TIME UNKNOWN Mayor Bruneau then said that nobody knew when the Metropolitan government would be introduced.\u201cPossibly they are waiting for the City to straighten ilself out after the recent elections.But we have been assured that no measures will be imposed without consultation with the municipalities.We \u2018have excellent provincial departments in Quebec and I would have faith in their decisions.\u201cHowever, one thing 1 am sure of is that the new body should not be over-loaded in its initial stages.\u201d Referring to reports that taxes would be reduced the Mayor said that there had been pledges to this effect.\u201cWhat we can expect primarily, however, is more effi- municipal services on an Équal basis.But 1 think we should, if possible,- leave the property tax to the municipalities who need it for their own purposes.Their income has only been doubled in the time that the Federal income had been multiplied twelve times, despite the increased services required of them.\u2018The conference in Ottawa should have discussed the re-dis- tribution of taxes to leave municipal propertv taxes unshared with others.Thev could then have been responsible for their own valuations.\u201cHowever.\u201d the Mayor concluded, \"We have approved the Paquette report in \u2018principle and feel the City should support its councillors in this decision.We will seek to preserve within this framework as much as pcesible of our local tradition \u2014 which has given you a clean government \u2014 one thing that is outstanding in this comniunity.\u201d Hope kce-rink\u2026 (Continued from page 1) concrete pillars whose foundations are in some cases as deep as forty feet in the earth.The ice-sheet will be divided into a hockey rink and a free- skating area.The rink will measure 200 by 85 feet, and the other area 100 by 85 feet.This will mean that members of the public can still skate even while hockey matches are actually in progress.Other features of the building will be special fluorescent-light- ing, a public address system and ornamental flower-boxes at the entrances.Color scheme is not yet finally decided but it has been agreed that it will involve cient services and regulated cherry-red brickwork.development and prosperity.ASSESSMENTS \u201cRegarding .uniform assessments, it is only fair that we should contribute to these intra- It has been rumored that temporary skating facilities might be available in late February but this depends mainly on whether or not weather holds up program, Jie 5 ee % 32 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED Part time Help for general work, 4 or 5 days weekly.All electrical conveniences, EL.8064, WOMAN for light housework, three mornings weekly 9 to 1, $4.00.Must have references.HU.9-1814.33 DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT WANTED MATURE woman desires work Monday to Friday.Best of references, good cook and housekeeper.No baby sitting.Gentleman's residence preferred.Write box 315, c-o 21855 Hampton.34 HELP WANTED FEMALE TYPISTS wanted to do typing at home.HU.8-4705.SOMEONE reliable to care for my boy, 5, from 12-1 to 5.30 daily except Saturday.Atwater and Greene vicinity.WE.2.2879.4 35 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE HOME TYPING Correspondence, envelopes, etc.Audrey Hughes.WE.3-0023.4 BRITISH West Indian woman, reliable, free to cook and serve family dinner: also dinner, cocktail parties.Available anytime.WE.3-8146.RELIABLE lady will baby sit evenings and weekends.EL.9755.37 SITUATIONS WANTED MALE SNOW REMOVAL Driveways, front verandahs, sidewalks kept clear of snow.DE.5625.42 PERSONALS Orchestra Available For all occasions.Information call ME.7-6595.FURS.1 have someone's 4 Russian sables by mistake, Have you mine?Write box 318 c-o 2185 Hampton Ave.BMW ISETTA 300 $1098.($366.50 Down \u2014 $39.00 Per Month) 72 M.P.Gal.62 M.P.Hr.Heater incl.1822 - 34 St.Catherine W.WE.5-4616 The Fabulous 1 12 PERSONALS SKINNY MEN, WOMEN! 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to H.A.Jim \u2018Hap\u2019 Holland, Executive for many years of various athletic teams in the West End of Montreal; and to Myrtle Cook-McGowan, of The Montreal Star.In choosing these three individuals, the Association bore in mind the great contribution they have made, both directly and indirectly, to sports in general, and particularly in the field of youth athletes.The Association has already chosen Maurice (Rocket) Richard and Buddy Atchison as the outstanding athletes of the year.Lokomotivs in 1956, Canada is somewhat obligated to make the visit and will want to do so when the Russians have given the details and time of the tour.At January 1, 1957, Canada's steel] furnaces had a rated ingot, capacity of 5,504,000 net tons per annum, an increase of 51.6 per cent over five years earlier.\u2014Quick Canadian Facts Outstanding swimmers receive MAAA awards Far outstanding achievements in swimming, four members of the MAAA were presented with their \u2018M\u2019 letter awards.\u2018The winners were: Grout, Henry Polkki, Bolton and Alex Crosthwait.Cameron Rochard The seventh annual McGill Water Show will be held at \u2018he McGill Memorial Pool, December 6 and 7.The show is sponsored by the McGill Women\u2019s Student Athletic Association, and is performed by the university's best synchronized swimmers.Each year the show has a main thenie around which the swimming routines are planned.This year the theme is \u201cAlice in Waterland\u201d, taken from the famous classical children\u2019s book.previous years the show has been of the revue type.This year's theme allows for a continual plot to exist throughout the show.The swimming routines will be correlated by dancing routines performed at the side of the pool in between swimming numbers, The swimming routines are performed to music and demonstrate the rhythm and grace of synchronized swimming.Many Champion Broncs name fheir players Broncs players, who won the eight man tackle football league, including coaches Gerry McCul- lagh and Herb Guilfoyle, are as.follows: Jackie Britton \u2014 captain; Tim Rothwell, George Spare, Gordie Robson, Peter Fitzpatrick, J.D.Tilley, Bobby Willis, Hugh Dow, Tony McCullagh, Angus Culley, John Meuris, George Jansen, Doug Fisher, Gary Pedros.andre Sie aio HEL McGill water show set for two nights, Dec.6-7 excellent and imaginative routines are to be executed.The \u201cQueen's Card Game\", has the swimmers at the opening of the number, in the formation of a hand of cards, following which they go through formations of the diamond, the heart, the spade and the club.Many other numbers, such as \u201cThe Cheshire Cat\u201d and \u201cThe Mad Hatter\u2019s Tea Party\u201d make the show both interesting and fun.Girls from the N.D.G.- West- mount area are swimming in the show.The girls from Westmount are Eydie Dorset, Janet Savage, Joan Clayton,\u201d Eleanor Garcia, Frances Silver, Helgi Ulk, Mimi Cooper and Marilyn Ross.From N.D.G.arc Joan Rodger, Diane Matheson, Joan Blundell, Andrea Barlow and Judy Barlow.Tickets can be bought for the December 6 performance at the Physical Education office, Royal Victoria College, 555 Sherbrooke street west.There is no advance 4 sale of tickets for the December 7 performance.BIG AWARD winners at the Kiwanis Little League presentation were left to right: Yvon Fillion, American \u201cA\u201d leading pitcher with a 5-1 record; Mike Or- tuso, Red Sox, top minor Little American \u201cA\u201d pitcher with 7-2; Jean Paul Be- langer, top batter minor American \u201cA\u201d with 461; Jack Gagne, American \u201cA\u201d leading batter with .541 and Ron Clahane, captain of the champion Yankees.Ed Bermingham Photo Black Watch wins fifth ball game Black Watch extended their unbeaten skein in the Military Fastball League Officers Section to five games by downing Fusiliers Mont Royal 15-9.In another game Regiment de Maisonneuve defeated .Royal Montreal Regiment 16-6.Reliable Alistar Pryde went the route as the Highlanders romped to victory.Catcher Tommy Litchfield starred at the plate for the winners as he picked up six hits in as many trips.Paul Proulx was the losing pitcher.Best at bat for the Fusiliers was J.Deslaurier with three hits.Guy Riendeau and Claude Bastien divided the pitching chores as Maisonneuve rolled to victory.Herve Belanger picked up three hits for the winners.Marv Bergson was the losing pitcher.Joe Lanagley and Don McCullough with three hits each were tops for RMR at the plate.The only REAL rye whisky ATTENTION SKIERS! i Don't miss .\"Ernie McCullough Teaches Skiing\u201d {| \u2014 © superb full colour 90 minute film personally narrated by Ernie McCullough! Place: Victoria Hall Time: 8:30 p.m.Price: Dates: Wed.and Thursday $1.25 December 4th and 5th Tickets 'available at * Arlington's: ® Joey Richman's ® Gerry Snyder's * Lord's SPONSORED BY THE WEST END SKI CLUB Part of the proceeds = to the Laurentian Ski Zone Committee PES TSI SSI Write for free booklet \"Plans for building your own bar\u201d Box ! 130, Station O, Montreal MELCHERS DISTILLERIES, LIMITED ° MONTREAL Westie Stars, Laurent register hockey victories, Westmount Stars and the St Laurent TP's continue to dominate the St.Laurent Intermediate Hockey League.Last Saturday the Stars defeated win- less Loisirs de Fabvreville 4-1.The boys from the Taverne Principale defeated the Royal Pharmacy entry 2-1.The Loisirs gave the Stars their hardest battle of the year before bowing to the power of Jimmy Bissant and company.The Stars took a two goal lead in the first period on goals by Heaney and Brown.new In the second period the teams exchanged goals with Curray slapping in St.Pierre's rebound to score for the Loisirs.Heaney bagged his second goal of the afternoon when he deflected Bobby Painchaud's drive into entries in the past have always produced pleasing hockey.It is understood he is trying to woo Boh Patterson out of retirement to take over the coaching chores.If he succeeds, Patterson's coaching ability will be taxed trying to weld this group of stars into a team, for there is no doubt that on paper they are the strongest team in the league.LEAGUF STANDING GP W L D F À Pts.Westmount 4 4 0 02717 8 Principale LL.4 3 1 02911 6 Royal .4 1 3 01016 2 Fabrevilie RE 4 0 4 0 821 0 SCORING LEADERS G.P.G.À.Pen.Pts.J.Bissant.West.4 4 7 0 11 R.Cherrier, T,P\u2018s 4 6 3 2 8 B.Brown, West.4 7 1 2 8 J.Kearns, TP's 4 2 5 2 7 C.Lehman, TP s 4 2 4.4 6 GOAL TENDING GP GA so Pen Aver.Ingle, West .1 1 ¢ 1.00 .Kerr, TP.'s .4 11 2 0 2.75 su the corner of the net.» Stew McGowan took Johnny DellE'lce\u2019s pass in the third period to beat Penning and round out the scoring for the afternoon.In the nightcap, TP's were back in their winning ways by edging Royal Pharmacy in one of the best games seen this season.Roy Cherrier gave the TP's @ one goal lead at the five minute mark of the first period.The TP's gave a great defensive display while waiting for the breaks.This came early in the second period when Jim Kearns intercepted a Pharmacy pass in his own end zone and beat Pete Jodoin on a breakaway.While the powerful Pharmacy team pressed for the remainder of- the game they were checked into submission.Brian McCann scored their only goal in the third period, Just prior to game time, Gerry Kerr, league president, announced: executive approval had hes \u2018the : $nowdon™ Wanderers - franchise ~ tothe \u2018Royal \u201cPharmacy Les _ éoloïs.M.Goulet, \u2018owner \"of \u2018the Royal Pharmacy, has long been an active supporter of the league.His \"West Hi High school puck tourney McGill's Department of Athletics announced that it will stage an invitation high school hockey tournament at the McGill Winter Stadium on Dec.26 and 27.This is the first time that such an event is being staged locally.All six senior \u201cA\" clubs from last year and the two Senior \u201cB\u201d finalists have been invited to participate.Each school will be guaranteed two games on Thursday, Dec.26 in a championship and consolation bracket.Then on Friday evening cnam- pionship and consolation finais will be held.The clubs invited include the defending league champions, Catholic.High, D\u2019Aréy McGee, ;zMont St, \u201cLouis, Verdun; \u2018Loyola, \u201cMount \u201cRoyal mé \u2018Westmount.The tourgament, will be run in! co-operation with the G.M.LA:A.and it is expecteu that league ' officials will be used.Shrine All Star The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 29, 1957 19 grid game here Dec.7 to help crippled children \u201cStrong legs run .weak legs may walk\", is the motto of the Canadian Shrine East-West All-Star Game to he played in Montreal, December 7.The Canadian Shrine All-Star Football Game will be played for the benefit of Canadian Shriner's Hospitals for Crippled Children in Montreal and Winnipeg.One of the finest examples of weak legs that walked can be found in big Dick Batten, now a cattle rancher in Dos Palos, California.When Dick was two years old, he suffered from a diseased bone in his right leg.He was admitted to the San Francisco Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children in 1932.After six months\u2019 treatment Dick was completely curad.He grew into a big, strong boy and became a fine football player .first at Dos Palos High School, then at College of Pacific.His attendance at College of Pacific .he majored in animal Westies win junior crown Newmanis footballers didn't fare as well as their soccer teams as they lost the bantam grid crown to Westmount Junior Hign School's powerful team by a\u2019 13-7 count.| Westmount was full value fo: its win scoring its 13 points the first quarter and then nold- ing Newman's offense to a converted toucl down.Speedy Fhilip Issanman roared around end for Westmount\u2019s ürs: score and quarterback John Ie chter scored the other on an option play Doug Sparks converted the first one.Ron Bacchiochi was the Newman scorer rolling across the goal-line from about four yards out.Paul Mean) converted.Westmount Junior\u2014Adalr, Banks, Beck, Burton, Cohen, Dallas.Duff.Friedman, Issanman, Jackson, Hal- man, Kauffman, Leadbetter, Lech- ther, MacCormack, MeLean McLeire, Parker, Ray.Robb, Robinson, Sparks, Thom, Tichauer, Toppin, Wolf.Cardinal Newman \u2014 Bacchiochi, Batuik, Berube, Brotherton, Carroll, Comroy.Graham, Grazybala, Lapointe, Laviolette, Lehovic, LaRose, Henri, Mahoney, MeGrory, Meany, McAuley, Harurson, O'Neil, Quinn, Reily, Tranquilli, Gziber, Lawbers.First Quarter 1\u2014Westmount: touchdown (Issanman) 2\u2014Westmount: 3\u2014Westmount: (Lechther) Second Quarter 4\u2014Card.Newman: touchdown (Bacchiochi) 3\u2014Card.Newman: convert (Meany) Third Quarter Scoring\u2014None.Fourth Quarter Scoring\u2014None.convert (Sparks) touchdown PTC saa oEnEEETEERTREEERe SALE OF ELECTRIC SHAVERS .PRICES SLASHED TO CLEAR! NATIONALLY FAMOUS MODELS ORIGINAL COST UP TO $31.95 IN THIS LIMITED SALE FROM $10.00 TO $24.50 QUANTITY OC ON = = wpb _ -\u2014 that * » husbandry .was made possible by an athletic scholarship.* Dick realized his greatest ambition in life by playing in the Shrine East-West College All-Star game in San Francisco as an offensive tackle in 1952.The East-West College game is staged annually in San Francisco for the benefit of the same hospital.San Francisco Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children, that enabled Dick's weak legs to walk : .then run for his college education and other crippled children.Shrine aame players \u2018wear $161 equipment When the teams take the field for the Canadian Shrine East- West All-Star Football Game in Montreal, December 7, they will be wearing approximaiely $161.00 worth of equipment.From head to toe: helmet, $25.00; face mask.$3.00; jersey.$15.60; shoulder pads, $25.00; trousers, 829.00; hip pads, $20.00 thigh pads, $3.50; knee pads, $1.50; sho2s, $24.00; blocking pads, $15.00.784 WINS UNDER ADAMS Detroit Red Wings had won 784 regular scheduled NHL games up to the start of the current season under Manager Jack Adams.He also coached the team up until the start of , the 1917-18 season.than any other DRY GIN Disvilled in Conade end Distributed by The House of feogrem MODEL REMINGTON LADY DUCHESS 13MINGTON FOURSOME LLEMINGTON AUTO HOME 6 VOLTS SCHICK \"55\" LADY SCHICK RONSON SPORTSMAN PHILISHAVE BATTERY SET SCHICK VARSITY SCHICK \"25\" PACKARD DIPLOMAT DIPLOMAT SHAVER HOLDER \"CALL IN TODAY ! BUY FOR XMAS GIVING ! at the PACKARD SHAVER store.: C2.1517 MOUNTAIN ST., MONTREAL * 3% Lm om om a om mn mm | us =.x LOW SALE PRICE $18.50 21.50 23.50 21.50 12.50 11.95 21.50 13.50 24.50 10.00 50 % CPL.\u201cAP su uu un == ue == = = = es ns S mets apr ep rm CRE Ta TIME SOIT y gear in fs > 4 \\§ PR ee A te mirent - + = \"oR, 4 - 20 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 29, 1957 Patterson wins Calvert trophy Hal Patterson, pass receiving and defensive star of the Alouettes, became the first three- times winner in the nine-year history of the Lord Calvert Trophy.Prior to his third straight coup, the Big Fours leading scorer was tied with veteran Herb \u2018Trawick in copping the fans\u2019 voling award twice apiece.Unlike last season when he won the \u201cPlayer of Distinction\u201d honor by a record margin, Patterson drew tighter competition from the rest of the Alouettes.Red O'Quinn in particular.He clinched his third Calvert Trophy at last playoff with a season's count of 15.358 points representing 4 lead of 1,117 ove: runner-up O'Quinn.Jack Clifford, supervisor of voting, presented the award to Patterson.\u201cThe Montrea., fans have given Hal the greatest tribute ever accorded a locul football favorite when they voted him their top choice for the third vear in a row,\u201d Mr.Clifford commented.NORMAN KIHIL, an important member of the telecasting crew describing the pre-game and halftime ceremonies in the 1957 Molson\u2019s Grey Cup broadcast.He is one of the most popular men in radio and television in Montreal.During his six years on radio station CJAD he was Montreal\u2019s most popular announcer.\u201cThey showed their apprecia gu = 7 tion of his fine all-round work by giving him a heavy vote at every home game.\u201d star Westm Red O'Quinn who was present al the Patlcrson announcement.stated that \"it was an honor in rediead The popuiur added sound.\"I'm sure I echo the feel- that Hal is the harcest worker drilled team.we have.His spirit and hustle have been an inspiration to us\u201d he added.first quarter, In the second quarter.two of the three play.with the} kicked the convert.Chicago Black Hawks.In the third, St.\u201cCOOL CONTROL\u201d brewed for the [friendliest Nlavour ever! Hearty, mellow, cool and smooth\u2014 Dow is all that a good beer should be.\u201cCOOL CONTROL\" BREWED St.Lambert shades all The All Star team from West- gambled on third down and Ter- itself being runner-up to Hal, | mount were shaded 8-7 by a ry Mayhen went 75 yards down tear.from St.Lambert.West- the middle to set up a touch- that the fans selection was very mount played a much stronger down by Bob Lussier on the next defensive gume than the visitors.ings of the players when I say although Saints seemed a better even the score 7-7.| There was no scoring in the fought desperately.On the lust but both teams play of the game, Terry May- threatened on several occasions.West- end zone and Dave Tyldsley remount\u2019s Tony McCullagh gath- ceived but was not quick enough TWO OT THREE - ered in a forward from Dave to return the kick.Three players in the National| Tyldsley for a combined pass Hockey League this season were|and run effort of 10 yards to as follows: born in Hamilton, Ontario andjopen the scoring.Bernie Kelly Lambert Senior girls cage league underway The Senior Girls\u2019 Basketball House League sponsored by the Unity Boys' Club of Westmount got underway with two games.Toilers defeated Grads 30-27 and Cordettes beat Trotters 28-22, To-date, 25 senior girls have registered for the weekly house league games.The games are played Tuesdays at 8.30 and 9.30 p-m.A few more girls are needed to round out the teams, The teams are as follows: TOILERS \u2014 Phyllis McGlashan (Capt.), Tillie Jankowicz, Barbara Fraser, Carol Smart, Claudette Walsh, Anne Doherty.CORDETTES \u2014 Pat McGlashan (Capt.Mae Ellefsen, Sandra Thomas, Sylvia Rosvald, Margaret Gilmour, GRADS \u2014 Lil D Angelis (Capt), Sheila O'Connor, .usemary Anderson, Jessie Cunningham, Sylvia Scrimgeour, Patricia Dale, Joan Westergard.TROTTERS: Gwen Lord (Capt.).Dorothy Muariasine, Nellie Jankowicz, Joan Driver, Anta Rotstein, Willa Smart, Peggy Birkett.SCORING STATISTICS Dorothy Mariasine 13, Lil D'Angelis 15 Tillie Jankowicz 14, Mae Ellefsen 12, Phyllis McGlashan 9, Carol Smart 7.Sand.a Thomas 7, Rosemary Anderson 6, Margaret Gilmour 6.Pat McGlashan 6, Sheila Scrim- geour 4, Anita Fotstein 4, Willa Smart 4, Sheila O'Connor 2; Peggy Birkett 2.ount grid 8-7 play.The convert was good toi In the fourth, both teams hen punted into the Westmount The Westmount all stars are OFFENSIVE TEAM\u2014ENDS: Tony McCullagh, Gilbert Gagne, Ronnie Sheel.HALVES: Bernie Kelly, Gordie Robson, Hal Sherback.Dave Sum- *merton, Claude Servant, Tony Tyr- rell, Buddy McKaig.GUARDS: Hal Smith, Jack O'Neil, CENTRE: Peter Kingsmill.QUARTERS: George Spare, Dave Tyldsley.DEFENSIVE TEAM - ENDS: Don Grant, Richards Dicker, HALVES: Gordie Cole, George Spare, Mike Ditomasso, Tim Roth- well, John Edgell.GUAR -J.D.Tilley, George Jansen, CENTRE: Bert Wingtield.COACH: Bruce Wilson.Touch grid nan name champs and players The Westmount Recreation Department declared the winners of the Touch Football League in mosquito, pee wee, bantam and midget section and following are the names of the championship teams.MOSQUTTO CHAMPIONS RANGERS \u2014 Stephen Kerrigan, captain; RSS Jarvis, Stanley Gee- roms, Barry Lubotta, Ricky Gales, Robby Legegat, Ricky Ruben, Chris Brodeur.David Heanderson, Rod Morehouse, Tim Shortreed, Michael Dench.PLE WIE CHAMPIONS BOMBERS \u2014 Gary Duncan, captain; Richard Lefebvre, Steve Vitto- ratos, Jimmy Millichamp, John Atherton, Arthur Driver, Gordon Peters, Russel Fordice, Wayne Me- Alee, Leith Hamilton, BANTAM CHAMPIONS ARGOS \u2014 John Tilley, captain; Peter Svendsen, Gordon Kyle, Hugh Dow, Mike Churche., Hugh Roberts, Ricky Kennedy, Eddie Riddell, Gordon Robson,\u201d Jack Britton, Ran MeJannet, Chris Lygit-akos, Chris Blair, Bruce Gavla MIDGET CHAMPIONS LIONS \u2014 J.Mechan, captain: M.Leger, W.Kubacki, P.O'Brien, F.Whitchouse, W.O'Toole.G Jansen.K.Meehan.C.Nucci, G.Spare, R.Maynard, A.Keith.Coach: Larry shan Canadian soccer winners The Ukraina players who won the Canadian Soccer Championship will be honored at the Sportsmen's Dinner Lo be held on December 2, Each plaver will receive a championship certificate.It 15 eee _SPORTRAIT] \u201c Yon know.1} you wantea to.you couldn't do that once in a.million tries * Lundun xpress Service Clistiltors Sênce 1837 Westmount Cats seeking players \u201cThe Westmount Cataracts midget, hockey team are seeking players for the forthcoming Westmount Municipal schedule.The Cats\u2019, in quest of a third consecutive championship, require several forwards anc a de- fenseman to complete their ranks, - Several exhibition matches with NDG and Mount Royal teams will be played this winter in addition to the regular schedule.Coach Bob Robinson is of the opinion that this year's squad will be the strongest in the Cats\u2019 three year reign.Anyone interested in playing for the Cataracts is asked to call Mr.Robine son WE.3-9609.Water Reveals Whisloy's tue Mooourn Water (plain or sparkling) is your most reliable guide to the whole truth about any whisky.Water adds nothing, detracts nothing, but reveals a whisky\u2019s true natural flavour and bouquet.Canadian Whisky HERE WE ARE SEE US MONTREAL'S NEWEST expected that a large soccer delegation will attend the func- tion.3500 NAMUR Parkway Pontiac Ltd.For The Best Buy - For The Best Ponfiac So TOWN OF MOUNT ROYAL PONTIAC DEALER 7 ser 4.| RE.9.2297 == OHO © 3 th ti woo =r fd cur apc ton Os NE p 4 0 SP ee \"A AW Ny eA id 0 de a A PA oh eile LAM Pa A bed fod be ED and LA A A eh "]