The Westmount examiner, 6 décembre 1957, vendredi 6 décembre 1957

[" RT TE 5 g PC convention called for Monday night Hon.F.Alvin Hamilton,Ÿ +.«a a.PC, Minister of Northern als.Affairs and National Re- ira sources and Member of > Parliament for Qu'Ap- dè- pelle, Saskatchewan, will Sir be guest speaker at the nominating convention to Les \u2018select a Conservative Gr candidate for the federal riding of St.Antoine- Westmount.The convention will be held in Westmount Junior High School, Monday, at 8:15 p.m.In announcing the convention, R.L.Hunter, president of the St.Antoine-West- mount Progressive Conservative Association, said that they look forward to one of the largest and most enthusiastic conventions in years.Approximately 375 voting delegates will be in attendance, Mr.Hunter said.It is anticipated that a very large gathering will be attracted .to hear the minister and the candidate that will carry the Progressive Conservative banner in the next federal election.Two voting delegates from each polling divisfon.plus members of the St.Antoine-Westmount Progressive Conservative Association in good standing, who will be appointed voting delegates at large, will comprise the voling personnel.Voting will be by secret ballot and, in the event that there ave more than two candidates an absolute majority must be obtained to secure nomination.If, after the first ballot, there is no absolute majority, the nominee receiving the least number of ballots will drop out automatically and voting will continue until one candidate has received an absolute majority.Each duly nominated candidate will have the right to appoint one scrutinzer.Scrutineers in turn will select a chairman.To date, À Ross Webster, 1s the only definite candidate.It is understood that othere are considering entering the contest but no definite decisions have been announcad.The proposed rules of the Exe- culive committee are that nominations must be received by the Association 24 hours before the president or secretary of the convention, duly signed by ten electors in the riding.Each nominee must, in writing give their consent and pledge their support to the successful nominee.The convention may, however.decide to accept nominations from the floor.This will be Mr.Hamilton's first appearance in this constituency.Born in Ontario and educated in Saskatchewan where, in 1938, he graduated from the University of Saskatchewan in honors history and economics.After service overseas as a Flight Lieutenant in the RCAF, Mr.Hamilton engaged actively in Conservative party politics in Sagkatchewan, was Provincial organizer in 1948 and leader from 1949 to 1957.He was elected to the House of Commons in the 1957 General Election and was sworn :n as Minister of Northern Affairs and National Resources on August 22nd, 1957.SEE # MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION STORY » Page 5 a i, Wah aon, % 0 ore OY on \" PSP ER VOL.XXVIil, No.49 NEW BAND INSTRUMENTS: Westmount High School Band director Morley Calvert presents Margaret Boake, grade 10 student, with a new French horn, one of seven instruments purchased this year through the school board.Other band members displaying their new instruments are from left to right, Joan Russell, horn; John Branch, tenor saxophone; David Kittredge, trumpet: Joan Goldbery, bass clarinet; Carole Turkenik, bassoon and Stephen Lipper.trumpet.The band will present a program of Christmas music at the Westmount Municipal Association meeting Tuesday.\u2014Acme Harrison Photo Local farget still far ahead in fund drive Westmount YMCA reported Wednesday that with one and a half days still to go in their drive for funds a total of $5,417 had been raised.This represents 63.79% of the $8,500 needed.There are still 452 cards left to be covered and they are expected to bring in a further $3,- 081.Although it is doubtful West- mount will reach its objective by the final report-dinner the organisers are confident thal the objective will be reached.Executive-secretary C.Lloyd (Continued on page 2) REC a : i.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1957 TWENTY PACES Even if you feel that it would probably be safer to drop the keys of the front door into the river than into your children's hands, there is nevertheless no need to worry about their first venture into the world alone if independence and reliabi:- ity have been taught them through the love of the family, Dr.Margaret Nix told Roslyn Home and School Association Tuesday.- Dr.Nix, assistant professor at McGill University Department of Health and Social Medicine, continued, \u201cone half of hospital beds in Canada are occupied by people with mental illness.Many of them are lost in the world because they have never received the type of love that can only come from a family unit.If a child can be sure of \u2018mum and dad\u2019 then everything else in the world will be alright.\u201d Dr.Nix said that for most people early in life the centre of Give child doorkey\u2019 - Dr.Nix their existence was \u201cI\u201d, as many of the popular songs demonstrate.But the important thing was that the \u201cI\u201d should be turned to the outside.People who have been taught to practise this could cope with any problem in life and need never be lonely.\u201cThat doesn't mean that love is weak.\u201d Dr.Nix emphnsized.\u201cIt has to be stronz and firm.Even when you punish your child it should be because vou love him, and in fact if vou love him enough you can \u2018wring his neck'.\u201d The speaker pointed out that before punishing a child parents should always ensure that he knew the correct way to act.Punishment should be swift and effective, and should never under normal circumstances involve sarcasm, derision or withdrawal.PRAISE BETTER \u201cRemember alsp that punishment weakens and can never be as effective as praise, which OR sean) presses down and makes firm.The highest reward you can give a child is a feeling of belonging and acceptance.\u201d Dr.Nix said young child en starting school brought three things with them which a teu her could use in starting to bui'd his career.His physical condition.his IR and the imnrossion that family - environment had made on him, Dealing with the IN Dr \"Tixon said that it d vended mainly nn hereditary factors and © social environment, Much could be dove within the scope of a chills IQ but it was unlikely tht the IQ itself would ever changu substantially, DONT PUSH \u201cIt is important that realise this and not tiv to nush nar nts their children into ttw-rs of which they are incapan' >.\" Dr.Nix also sad (iat the emot'anal mabriite nf à UT d A (Continued on page 2) Next week's weather December 7 Cold, windy and mainly sunny.sleet.A very changeable, but net snowfalls could total 3 to 5\u201d.By ERIC NEAL to 14 followed by light svows or unpleasant week, affasueh A partial thaw, then cooling rapidly mid-week, wilh sunny periods, gusty winds, and occasional snow or sleet.Generally sunny, with scattered flurries or cold «end the week, AI as ane; mists io ari og poy oma sR mémataed EEE 2, 06 hg 2 The Westmount Exantiner, Friday, December 6, 1957 THIS WEEK AND NEXT AT.Unity Boys\u2019 Club 1090 CREENE: AVE.A PROJECT OF WESTMOUNT ROTARY CLUB ) Ld ZZ ddd Pd eZ Ze, ° * * 2 By Maurice Mariasine ! Banquet Plans Complete The Fifth Annual Father and Son and the Fourth Annual Mother and Daughter Banquets will be held as planned on Tuesday, December 10th, and Wednesday, December 11th, respectively.In each case Dinner is scheduled for 6.30 p.m.and all Club members who have made reservations are urged to be on time.TICKETS AVAILABLE The final date for making reservations is Saturday, Deceni- ber 8.Tickets at the present time are still available, ENTERTAINING PROGRAM program is a production of Radio Station C.K.V.L.The program in its entirety is handled by the Staff of C.K.V.L.and not by the Staff of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club.The Unity Boys\u2019 Club is respon- For the fifth consecutive year, Russ Taylor of Radio Station C.F.C.F.will be on hand to conduct a sports \u201cQuestion\u2019 and Answer\u201d period.Club Projectionist Herb Davies Will bring along his \u2018\u2018sing - song\u2019 slides.Stage entertainment Will be provided by the Blue Sky Revue and the Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent Parade.Crest awards will be presented to over 300 boys and girls.The, Head Table Guests will include representatives from hockey, baseball, basketball, football and wrestling.The Guest of Honor will be His Worship Mayor A.S.Bruneau of Westmount.TEEN COUNCIL Last Friday evening the newly-formed Teen Council held a meeting under the chairman- - ship of President Michael Foley.Items discussed included a proposed dance for January 31, and basketball uniforms for the midget.juvenile and girls basketball teams.WINS GUITAR Club member Gerald Hebert won a \u201cguitar\u201d at last Saturday\u2019s Call Me Uncle Radio Show with 310 youngsters in attendance, C.K.V.L.broadcasts the, w weekly show from the Unity Boys\u2019 Club at 9.30 a.m.every Saturday.Second prize went to Tommy and Irene Buckley and third prize to Albana Poloka.Wally Aspell, well - known London recording star was a special guest.The \u201cCall Me Uncle\u201d radio show is produced by Bob Martin, Master of Ceremonies is Ha] Wardell and the pianist is Billy Munro.PLEASE NOTE: The Call Me Uncle Radio Show BERGER'S vv: SHOE CLINIC Orthopaedic Revisions a specialty ) SHOE REBUILDER of Quality ® Tinting ® Renovating Courteous Service \u2014 Moderate Prices 376 Victoria Avenu: (Opposite Steinberg\u2019s) HU.8-0361 SWISS WATCH REPAIR EXPERT REASONABLE RATES W.FREDERICK Master Watchmaker 1370 GREENE AVE.(Near Sherbrooke) WE.7-1855 sible for supervision only.THIS AND THAT .- Fred Pennellg Talent Club currently rehearsing for several Christmas Shows .John Hamilton's Senior Dramatic Club currently rehearsing for a proposed \u201cplay\u201d early in the Spring.There are now 23 arts and crafts classes being conducted each week.The membership enrolment has now reached 717 members.The Committee of Management meets this week under the chairmanship of J.G.Lawson .-Ed Lucht, Canada's Olympic Basketball Star will be on hand next Tuesday at the Boys\u2019 Banquet ., .Members of the Westmount Rotary Club will once again act as sponsors for the banquet .Tenney High School of Methuen, .Massachusetts will be the Club's guests on Saturday, February 22, on the occasion of an exhibition game with the Juvenile squad.The Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary will assist with the catering at both the boys\u2019 and girls\u2019 banquets.82 boys and girls attended last Saturday's Jam Session\u2014the biggest crowd of the year.Give child doorkey.(Continued from page 1) not always reflect his age, and depending on this he could either be above or below the level of his classmates.\u201cIt has been discovered that a child cannot learn to read, for example, until he is 6.6 years of age emotionally.If a child still cannot learn at the age of eight the reason is that he is developing slowly.No amount of pushing or cajoling by parents will change this.\u201d \u201cThen there is the 14% of the population whose IQ may be above 110.These present another type of problem in that they may be smarter than the teacher.But we must be concerned with these people more than ever today and give them all they can take, Russia is undoubtedly concentrating on this section of their population, and although we recognize that all children should be given an equal chance to learn we must nevertheless hunt these people out and give them every opportunity.\u201d DEMOLITION SET Order for the demolition of 9 dwellings in the Albert Place.Prince Albert, St.Catherine and York street area has been given by the city to Lajeunesse Co.Tender of $1,400 was lowest.Project will free traffic flow.Ladies\u2019 and Gent's PUALITY GUARANTEED WESTMOUNT TAILOR and VALET SERVICE C.CYNAMON SUITS and COATS made to order from our or your own material at moderate prices.We do every kind of Tailoring\u2014Alterations, Remodelling and Repairs.4255 St.Catherine St.West High Class Tailor PROMPT SERVICE | id hr UNICEF total - for Westmount reported $2,100 A grocery bag containing $18 has become the forerunner of a million dollar fund for children\u2019s elief, and $2,100 of this amount as collected by children in| Westmount on Halloween, The children also collected one pair of earrings, a nail, five school bus tickets, a gold star, and a quarter tin of apple juice.It all started in 1952 when a few American children collected $18 at Halloween and sent it in, a grocery bag to the U.S.committee for UNCEF.Shell out for UNICEF projects then began throughout the United States, and two years ago the UN association set up a UNICEF committee in Canada.Over 15,000 children went out for UNICEF in the Province.of Quebec last Halloween.They collected more than $25,000, over three times as much as last year.In Westmount \u2018hundreds of children collected for UNICEF on Halloween and brought their donations to the YMCA where Lloyd Welton, Mrs.J.C.Port- nuff and Mrs.Mark Farrell, co- chairmen for Westmount, counted the pennies, nickels and apple juice.Groups from St.Mathias, Dominion Douglas, Church of the Messiah, St.George\u2019s School and Weston School turned in outstanding collections.The amount received this year tripled the collection last Halloween.Mrs.C.F.Bayard buried Monday Final tribute was paid Monday to Mrs.C.F.Bayard of 4874 Victoria avenue, who died Friday in St.Mary's Hospital after a short -illness.She was the daughter of the late Dr.Eugene Lafarge and the late Emily Berger.Mrs.Bayard was educated at the Congregation of Notre-Dame convent in Boucherville, and for many years had been associated with charitable organizations in Montreal.She is survived by her husband, Dr.C.F.Bayard, retired superintendent of the city's health department.Also surviving are a daughter, Yvette; two sons, Eddie and Roland, a daugh- ter-in-law, Mrs.Eddie Bayard, the former Aline Benoit; two sisters-in-law, Mrs.J.R.Bour- deau and Mrs.J, E.Marcoux.\u201cFuneral services were held at St.Antonin Catholic Church, and the burial was in Cote des Neiges cemetery, Alfred 0.Secord buried on Monday Funeral] services were held Monday for Alfred Osman Secord of 306 Grosvenor avenue, who died last Saturday in his 84th year at the Montreal Gen- Taking children shopping alters food sale methoas When Queen Elizabeth mentioned during a recent visit to an American supermarket that it must be \u201cnice to be able to take the children shopping with you\u201d she hit upon a factor which is radically changing methods of advertising and packing in the world of consumer.products, Westmount Rotary Club was told Wednesday.Speaker was Wiliam Clark the price of tomato-juice would making his classification speech fali well below the factory cost lon \u201cCanned Foods Manufactur- to prodace it.ing.\u201d , \u201cThe making of good soups, \u201cMore than ever before,\u201d he stews and similar preparations said, \"Mothers are taking the for canning has become an art \u2018youngsters with them into the of balancing between technology stores, and our advertising and and the ancient art of cooking.\u2019 package designs are being di- \u201cAnd just as in the old days rected more and more towards the bubbling stock-pot was al- them.They influence their par- ways the finest way \"to obtain 3 ents a great deal in their choice rich flavor as it simmered il so you find we are introducing day over the old stove, we fini brighter colors and more attractive designs to catch their eye.\u201d IHustr:ting this point Mr.Clark showed an older labe] for tins of \"pork and beans.\u201d It was still that the characteristics «f the stew and such like can only be really brought out by employing the same process on : larger scale,\u201d he concluded.dark blue, and not too distin7- x tive.He then showed a later de sign in which the colors had been\u2019 changed to blue and white and a picture of \u2018beans\u2019 was on the front, The last design he showed was the one in current use was in much brighter colors with an even more appealing picture of the \u2018beans\u2019 adorning it, which was hardly likely to be missed Local YY.(Continued from page 1) Welton told The Examiner, \u201cIn a campaign such as ours there are always some instances of delay.I have no doubt that we will reach our objective.\u201d Canvassing will continue over the week-end and probably five by young eyes.days beyond until all returrs Mr.Clark said that Canadian are completed.canned food specialists were ra- Driving for the same sum last ther wary in their approach to| year Westmount \u201cY\" were 977% the ordinary advertising market successful.because of the teriffic competition given them in this sphere by the American \u201cgiants.\u201d Also that advertising had taken on R O $ E D A L E greater importance in recent EDCAR A.WRAY years with the introduction of chain stores and self-service, Funeral Chapel WURLITZER ORGAN which means that the salesman 4911 COTE DES NEIGES RD.ño longer personally sells the article.\u201cUnder these circumstances we South of Queen Mary at Decelles find the most effective method RE.1-6868 is to purchase advertising spac: in the chain-store, special and display positions and stage actual demonstrations.These are all accepted forms of advertising today.\u201d Describing the actual canning process Mr.Clark said that hygiene rules were rigidy enforced in the factories.The actual cans are conveyed from railway cars onto a conveyor belt leading into the factory and that is the last time the tins will be touched by hand until they xeach the grocery store, Both the cans and the foodstuffs used are thorough- of our service.ly sterilized by steam before use.The fluctuating prices of can- 2 ned goods are mainly the resuit DA Collins of the industry\u2019s dependence on INC.the successful growth of the foodstuffs.A glut of tomatoes, for example, might mean that HOSE we have served will tell you that personal, interested attention is given to even the smallest detail FA NUNNS AF WILLIAMS 5610 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST Express your sympathy at a time when the proper words are difficult to find.4509 COTE DES NEIGES RD.AMPLE PARKING FAZILITIES RE.8-1124 eral Hospital.- He was born in Hamilton, Ontario in 1874, and educated at Woodstock College.At the turn of the century he entered the service of the CPR, and worked in Ottawa and Toronto before coming to Montreal in 1915.He retired from the CPR 17 years ago as Divisional Freight Agent, and during the last war worked for Allied War Supplies in charge of traffic and shipments.An ardent golfer, he was a member of the old Senneville Golf Club.He was also a former member of the Engineers Club, and a member of St.Matthias Church.He is survived by his wife, the former Clare Robinson, and one à ALL = = mek AVON 3 Chapel of Cathedral Beauty (7 WE.3-2672 ||| daughter, Frances (Mrs, Eard- = 'ley-Wilmot).sim Fe er ee Or ae en A dis 3 EE He : et em [I y a KE A A ice would tory cost od soups, parations le an art hnology ooking, + old days \u201cwas al- pbtain a Aéred ji we find istics nf can only by em.BSS on a ded.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ge 1) ér, \u201cIn a there are of delay.we wil) nue over bly five returns sum last ere 977 LE e/ N.| RD.ecelles g I .FINE FLOORING \"'s HARDWOOD \u2018© RUBBER - | & COMPANY WESTMOUNT Free Estimates © ASPHALT À -Specialixing in Refinishing Old Floors A.Ross Crafton 4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET WE.3-2323 \u2014\u2014 .The VOL.XXVIN, No.49 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER Gxaminer ne LA RE 3 WE.3-4046 \u201858 YEARS IN Ha WESTMOUNT\" Reliable WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmakers OHMAN'S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.6, 1957 3 Inoculate local dogs, health director urges Rabies threat real Doctor D.says in interview If you are a Westmount \u2014 perhaps this is the time to have it innoculated against rabies.That is the impression gathered following an ifter- view with Dr.Donald G.Mackay, city health officer.x G.Mackay resident and you own a dog There are many valuable dogs¥ in the city of Westmount.and Dr.Mackay, questioned by The Examiner about the rabies situation, confirmed stories that domestic and wild animals\u2019 in the Laurentian mountain area are known to be rabid.\u201cMany local people take their dogs to the Laurentians and other rural areas both winter and summer.\u201d said Dr.Mackay.\u201cand I helieve that as a precaution it would be well for them to have their dogs inoculated.\u201d A number of veterinarians in this area consider the situation so serious, he added.that they recently went to New York to consult with state public health officials there and to be briefed on the latest findings and newest developments in rabies control.This group included such well-known veterinarians as J.G.Jasmin and J.M.Baker.Dr.Mackay stressed that there is no need for panic, but he believes that it would be foolish for residents not to realize that the threat of rabies on a large scale exists.Dr.R.Denton, chairman of the Health Committee of the Westmount Municipal Association, who recently attended a session of WHO.the World Health Organization, reports that the question of rabies was given Serious consideration at the deliberations of that body.Child photo contest The National Council of Jewish Women (bride's group.is running a \u201cCute Kiddies Photo Contest\u201d to raise funds.It will be city-wide and the closing date is December 15.For further information call WE.5-1373 or HU.8-8617, We have received a shipment of genuine WORSTEDS, WEST of ENC- LAND TWEEDS and OVER- COATINGS in latest patterns and shades.Ladies and Gent's SUITS & COATS MADE-TO-MEASURE IN ONE WEEK Customers or our own material made up.® REPAIRING © REMODELLING © REFITTING QUICK SERVICE F.L.SILVER LADIES' & CENT'S TAILOR 1235 Greene Ave.(Downstairs WE.2.6633 a 1 ay 3 Io (J hx x 4 D ai => Dickens group meefs Tuesday; spreads cheer The Dickens Fellowship, pioneers of Christmas philanthropy in this community.will welcome the Christmas season in Victoria Hall.Westmount, Tuesday evening.The members and their friends will he greeted by \u201cTiny Tim\u201d, who, assisted by Santa Claus, will deposit their gifts for the less fortunate children of the community undet the Christmas Tree, A program of songs and carols will be presented hy the Choir of the Westmount Junior Girls High School under the direction of Vera Jamieson, WESTMOUNT'S Boulevard to School.BEST KNOWN POLICEMAN \u2014 Constable Jimmy Lessard takes two of his \u201csweethearts\u201d across the \u2014Acme-Harrison Photo Readings from the \u2018Christmas Carol\u201d will be presented by Miss ; : ; Winnifred Parker.Leslie Blake QUent conflict of his emotional and Walter Whitaker: and there and intellectual feelings.Dr.will also be a magician to Macleod amusingly described mystify the audience.the boy who is extremely sensi: Prior to Christmas, the gifts tive aboul his appearance, his of the members and their friends clothes.and his social standing.» will \"he distributed at the Alexan- and the girl, worried about her dra Hospital the Montreal clothes and whether she looks Children's Hospital.the Schoo]| STOYN up enough.He explained ; dy .| the emotional and social diffi- for Crippled Children and the culties which teenagers must Friendly Home.a Prepare to meet and overcome.lem of an adolescent is the fre- When the meeting was opened Teenage problems «rw more i events club topic having more problems Lhan any- of Dr.A.Macleod one else, Dr.MacLeod replied Over 125 members of the Cur- that problems oË teenagers annoy grownups more than their * rent Events Club of Westmount SPEEDY Senior High School attended a talk Wednesday on teenage problems by Dr.Alastair MacLeod.director of the Montreal Hygiene Institute and consultant to the Westmount School Board.HELLO, SPEEDY COME HERE , AND MEET TH WAR DEPARTMENT.Sure! Beginning with the birth of a n child, Dr, MacLeod discussed the .problems of this child, classifying them as emotional, social, physical and intellectual.He said that the main prob- GAIN HONORS Among recipients of McGill School certificates at Lower Canada College recently were; first class honors: R.M.Davis and P.Perodeau of Montreal West; second class honors: J.L.Lyon of Montreal West.and ME.McLeod of Notre-Dame de Grace.own problems, Ouly the assembly bell for afternoon classes forced the meeting to adjourn, which it did | More police and firemen fo be hired New police and fire department contracts for 1958 will result in a personnel increase.The strength of the police department will be raised from forty-nine to fifty-eight.The fire department will increase their number by five, bringing their strength up to sixty-one, it is announced.| New street lights ready for yearend Work 1s going ahead on West- mount avenue Lo install 48 new street lights.They will replace 31 old lamp standards, -and should be completed by years end.The new standards will be taller and are the mercury-vapor tvpe.Their intensity of light will be greater and the distance spread superior to the older type.They will operate at a lower cost.Westmount avenue, \u2018 the second through street in the ily in which this type of light has been installed.They are already in operation on Victoria avenue, amidst hearty applause for the speaker, Dr.MacLeod.St.Catherine street, and Sherbrooke street west.Order Your .Christmas Cards Coutts, Toothills, Fyshe and Kruger Personal Cards From ALLAN SINGER LIMITED Stationers 357 Victoria Avenue & Printers Westmount DExter 8439 DRI a A PEACH ¢ war! A Cth ge 3 el 7 RE Caen ef Talat a al Ee YI IE I TELL APEACHERING | Aw 1 WAS OUT IN THE COUNTRY You HAP OUT THE COUNTRY YESTERDAY OFA \"GIRARD ë AUTOMOBILE + wo SERRE os EMA TES oy ! : { ! i T.{ Ree Am 5 a + Je he a ET TET Sn aa Eat © 4 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Bccember 6, 1957 W F S A y An Exeminer Profile: Municipal meeting test for democracy ESTMOUNT citizens will have a rare opportunity Tuesday evening at Victoria Hall to make their wishes known in civic affairs.Westmount Municipal Association meets to deal with a variety of business.Most important will be nomination of two candidates for the new City Council as aldermen.In the recent history of Westmount, few City Council members have been other than Municipal Association candidates.What's more, rarely have there been elections.As: sociation nominees generally can expect acclamations.This saves the City of Westmount expense and trouble.But it also puts to its severest test the democratic ideal that those who make laws and by- Jaws do so by the people's choice.In this instance, the citizens of Westmount are content to let a nominating committee of their not-too-broadly-supported Municipal Association, in effect, name their aldermen.To the extent of this public contentment, or indifference, the process is democratic.There is, however, another reason why as many citizens as possible should pack Victoria Hall next Tuesday evening.The Examiner is informed that a motion is to be put before the meeting requiring aldermanic candidates of the association to be in favor of the public business of the City Council be debated and conducted in open meetings.The present system is the antithesis of democratic procedure.Mayor and Council meet behind closed doors \u2018\u2018in commit- lee\u2019 to discuss civic affairs, then move to the Council chamber for the briefest of formal, per- (Continued on page 5) THEY \u2018 He's influential, By CYNTHIA JONES ON a list of the 100 most influential business executives in Canada published recently in a national magazine appeared the name of Lazarus Phillips.; Opposite his name was the following information: assets directed (in millions) $3,705; number of boards, 15; main interest, Phillips, Bloom- - field, Vineberg and Goodman.This telling and titillating line hardly does justice to one of Canada's leading corporation lawyers and one of Montreal\u2019s distinguished citizens.Like many others on that illuminating list who have reached Canada\u2019s economic summit, Mr.Phillips is little known to the public.Lazarus Phillips, QC, OBE, senior partner in his law firm, is a man of many artistic pursuits, a patron of the arts who owns a fine collection of French Impressionist paintings, a bibliophile who has one of the finest private libraries in the country.Dignified quiet-spoken, modest man of distinguished appearance, dignified mien and YOU erect bearing, Mr.Phillips has a gentle sense of humor.His public life has been primarily that of a corporation lawyer.\u201cI am one of those terrifying personalities called a \u2018big business\u2019 lawyer,\u201d he laughed.Mr.Phillips\u2019 second interest is in the communal lifes of Montreal, both Jewish and non-Jewish.\u201cNaturally I am interested in bringing about a closer.harmonious relation: \u2018ship between all segments of the community whether it be English, Jewish or French\u201d he said.\u201cI try to be a little help.\u201d Dominating his tastefully- appointed office at 464 St.John street is a striking portrait of Mr.Phillips dressed in his law robes.Painted by the late Richard Jack.the portrait was a gift from a group of clients on the occasion of his 50th birthday in 1947.Around the room are spotted pictures of friends and men who have influenced his career, framed documents which symbolize its peaks.There is the late bearded Samuel Jacobs, his senior law partner until} Mr.Jacobs\u2019 death in 1938 at the age of 67.Mr.Jacobs was our first member oi Parliament of the Jewish faith, the most popular man in the House of Commons during his uninterrupted sojourn there from 1917 until \\ his death and undoubtedly one ; SAY The well-governed municipality is the ideal junior Sir: The well governed municipality is the ideal junior democracy.It affords an opportunity to the interested citizen to serve and learn.It is the small municipality that encourages participation in its government by public spirited lax- payers who are civically minded.It is really a household on a large scale, the inmates of which are concerned with the welfare of those who dwell within it.One can freely express opinions relative to the most efficient and economical means to balance budgets, and enlarge those facilities that make for health, comfort and security.Well governed municipalities seldom want to become SAY \u2018 Experience is not whot happens to o mon; it is what @ mon does with what happens io him.\u2014Aldous Huxley THE CWANA John W.Sencton Publisher EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2185 Hampton Ave., Montreol HUnter 1-2771* Hugh E.McCormick President Harry VY.Stoddard, Director of Advertising Harry B.Houghton, Director of Production Kenneth Hotton, Director of Sales Lorne D.Macbeon, Secretary-Treasurer Trocy $.Ludington, News Editor Hugh R.Mount.Advertising Manacer Tie Examiner aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the heme, devoled to public service, Mail subseriptions: $2.00 per year; $1.60 half year.Authorized as 2nd Clase Mail, Post Office Depl., Otlawa, democracy annexed to their larger counterparts.The resident of the small municipality takes pride in its progress and points to what it has accomplished in the way of hygiene and security for both person and property.Crime is much het- ter controlled than it is.or can be in the bigger city.The children attending schools in the borough or small town get to know the names and qualities of its principal officials.The general manager and his staff can meet the rate payers and redress their grievances in the limit of his powers.There is less likclihood of the elected representatives being influenced to depart from estah- lished practices.In totalitarian lands power generally resides in a person or group who care little or nothing for the welfare of the people.In view of the tendency because of the increase in population in large cities, it behooves.us to maintain the tvpe of municipality that will best serve the citizens, since he pays the taxes that are (Continued on Page 18) \u201cAnd how many more Sputnik world circuits to d'hwictemas 9 o but little known of the greatest wits and mas- \"ters of repartee, Influences ESIDE the picture of Mr.Jacobs is that of the ate Aime Geoffrion, one of the greatest lawyers of the 20th century in Canada.\u201cThose LAZARUS PHILLIPS two men were the ones who influenced my legal life most,\u201d said Mr.Phillips.\u2018Those were the men by whom I was guided and trained in law.\" There are also pictures of Senator Vien, a former speaker of the Senate; w.eon- ard Brockington.Canada's great orator.and H.G.Norman, head of the Montreal Stock Exchange.There is a picture of his son, Neil Frank- lvn, who is now practising law with him.Neil, 32 and married to a Rye, New York, girl, received his BA at Williams College.his BCL at McGill, and LLB at Yale, Mr.Phillips produced a copy of the book which Neil had written, Entitled \u201cUnited States Taxation of Non-Resi- dent Alients and Foreign Corporations in 1952\" the book is dedicated \u2018To My Father\u201d Neil served as a gunnery officer in a Canadian corvette during the war and Mr.Phillips has a picture of him in uniform with his buddies.Mr.Phillips has a second son.[Ivan Edward, 23.who is a graduate of arts at Yale and is now in his second vear of law.\u20181 hope to have him in the firm, too,\u201d said Mr.Phillips.; Legal family FEYWO nephews\u2014 Philip Vine- berg, who has been connected wit} McGill as a lecturer and assistant professor, and David Goodman\u2014are also practising with Mr.Phillips.\"1 guess it\u2019s a legal-rninded family,\u201d he said.Returning to his pictures, there is a framed document proclaiming Lazarus Phillips a Queen's Counsel on January 23, 1931.There is a framed citation stating that the Order of the British Empire had been bestowed on Mr.Phillips F Blank & Stoller \u2018by the late George VI, July 1, 1946, for civil services during the war period.Another document dated February 6, 1939, reveals that Mr.Phillips was a member of Mayor Houde's executive committee during the 1939 Royal visit.Mr.Phillips was born in Montreal in 1896 of parents of modest means, His father and mother came from Lithuania near the East Prussian fron- .tier.First they lived in London, England, where his two eldest sisters were born.The Phillips moved to Canada to become one of Montreal's pioneer families.Mr.Phillips father, a clothing merchant, died in 1914.His mother lived to the ripe old age of 90 and died a few years ago.One of eight children, Mr.Phillins has three surviving sisters of five.He was the middle brother of three boys.The older one is dead; his younger brother is in the advertising business.+ Siberia N R.Phillips was educated in the public schools of Montreal \u2014 Aberdeen and Montreal High\u2014and gradual- ed.second in his class, from McGill in law in 1916.He joined the army and as a battalion sergeant - major went with the Canadian troops to Siberia as part of the allied intervention plan early in 1918.He hasn't heen back to Russia since.On Janugry 1.1920, Mr.Phillips began the practise of law with the late Samuel Jacobs, In 1926 he became a junior partner in the firm.On the death of his great friend and mentor in 1938, Mr.Phillips became senior partner.\u2018From 1920 to 1935 I was a trial lawyer to a considerable degree, moving over to corporation law after that,\u201d he said.In 1943 Mr.Phillips indulged in his first and only political contest.Peter Bercoviteh, whe had replaced Mr.Jacohs in the federal Parliament for the Cartier division, died that year and a by-election for the seat was held.The four Lih- erals, including Mr.Phillips, lost out to Fred Rose.the Communist who is now behind the Iron Curtain, Only once \u201c1 never ran again because my professional practise was too demanding although I have been actively connected with the federal Liberal Party throughout my career as a lawyer.\u201d Mr.Phillips said.Mr.Phillips, as a member of the Jewish faith, has heen connected with communal endeavors during his adult lifetime.From 1934 to 1945 he was president of the Jewish parochial schools \u2014 Talmud Torahs.He is proud of his background, His mother\u2019s brother was Rabbi Hirsch Cohen, the chief orthodox rabbi of Canada.Another -uncle was Lazarus Cohen.He, the late Sir Mortimer Davis and Mare Workman were the three (Continued on Page 18) | SAY! The best way to diet is for two to live as cheap as one.\u2014Martha Raye STs Sis SANE ELT Cel.YUH SARE EAT | pgnu during porn in ents of ner and fhuania n.fron- n Lon- dis two en.The ada to ntreal's Phillips\u201d rchant, tr lived 90 and One of Phillins ters of middle 5.The ounger rtising ucated chools n and aduat- from 6.He as a major nadia art of plan : been Mr.ise of amuel me a firnt great 1938, senior 1935 L con- | over after dulg- politi- viteh, acohs t for that r the Lih- ilips, the be- lanse ctise gh I acted arty as a nber been en- life- 5 he wish mud his ner\u2019's Co- abhi was late farc hree Municipal Association meets Tuesday The Westmount Examiner, Friday, December 6, 1957 5 An apportunity to dis-Ÿ cuss local affairs, nominate local officials and listen to Christmas music will be available to all Westmount citizens Tuesday, at 8:15 p.m., in Victoria Hall as the Westmount Municipal Association holds its fall meeting.During the evening nomi- queries go Ottawa \u2014 Hon.George Hon.George Marler vernment on Hamilton grant \u2014 (Special to The Examiner) Marler, MP for Westmount- St.Antoine, found himself this week at least part-way nations will be received for back to the days when he was Transport Minister.two aldermanic pofts which become vacant shortly, one library trustee post, and two positions on the Protestant |; School Commission.Local residents will be able to join in discussions of various aspects of municipal progress in Westmount led by chairmen of association committees.The Westmount High School band, directed by Morley Calvert, instructor of wind instruments at the Westmount Junior and Senior High Schools for the past eight years, will present the ; following Christmas program : ; Charter Oak March, Osterling; White Christmas, Leidzen; Troika (from Lieutenant Kise.Prokofieff; Prayer and Dream Pantomine, Humperdinck; and Suite for Christmas.M.Calvert.\"Take off lid\u2019 You won't find a reference to it in the notice of Tuesday\u2019s meeting of the West- mount Municipal Association sent out to residents \u2014 but the association is in receipt of a notice of motion from Dr.L.Brunton, The motion will ask that nominees of the association for city council first be asked to.pledge themselves as being in favor of à move to open the city council deliberations to the press and public \u2014 in other words, no behind-the- scenes discussions and decisions.While it is possible Dr.Brunton\u2019's motion may not be a part of the agenda for Tuesday's session at Victoria Hall, he will attend the meeting prepared to make the motion from the floor if necessary.It is understood a number of residents who see eye-to- eye with Dr.Brunton on this motion will also be present to back him in his request.MacKay School deficit $7,194 reporf reveals \u201cEducation is the right of all children with whatever handicap.\u201d Dr.Donald G.Mackay.president of the Mackay Institule for the Deal, said at the school's annual meeting.\u201cThere was in the past a tend- encv to divide children into those able to be educated and those considered uneducable.The latter group, like topsy, just growed dependent upon the pitiful efforts of parents struggling against the apathy of an uninterested society.Now we realize that each\u2019child has the right to learn in order to live the fullest possible life within the limits imposed by the infirmity,\u201d Dr.Magçkay said.Seventy pupils, nine more than last year, are now enrolled at Mackay Instiute, Dr.Mackay said in his 27th annual report, Boys and girls are about equally divided.Eleven pupils are from Mont- HON.ARTHUR E.LOURIE, Israeli Ambassador to Canada, will be guest of honor at a dinner Sunday at 6:30 p.min the Community Hall of the Shaar Hashomayim, 450 Ken- sington avenue.The dinner is sponsored by the Zionist Men\u2019s Association of Canada, with \u2018the Abraham Ansel Levin Lodge acting as host, Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, Mr.Lourie was educated in the Universities of Cape Town, Cambridge and Harvard.He was once political secretary of the Jewish Agency for Palestine, and he has published articles in the Encyclopedia Brittanica.Mr.Lourie has served in the Foreign Ministry of Israel as director of the New York office of the Jewish Agency, Consul-Gen- eral of Israel in New York, Deputy Head of lsrael's dele- zation of the United Nations, and as assistant Director- General of the Israel Ministry for foreign affairs, Municipal meeting .(Continued from page 4) functory public sessions whereat each agenda item is disposed of by simple vote.without comment, without opportunity for anyone outside the select circle to know where the individual \u201cpeople\u2019s representatives\u201d stand on each matter.It has been said \u2014 and The Examiner supports this view \u2014 that West- mount is one of the best run cities on the continent.But this, together with the excuse that Westmount has always done things this way, is no reason for public business to be dealt with in private.We would like to gee as many citizens as are able at Tuesday's meeting to support the motion upon which notice has been given.from New Brunswick and 11 from =2lsewhere.\u2019 joined the board of managers.Dr.Lorne Hamilton and 5 W.Perks of the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal will act on a newly formed special educational advisory committee real, 34 from Newfoundland, 14 ï oo RR) ess to the board.RTI 4c fn een * | .;mons debate on a govern- Dr.Edward G.Webster has \u20ac During a House of Com- \u2018ment proposal to lend $4,- 000, 000 to the Hamilton, On- \u2018tario, Harbor Commission, for construction of additional facilities, Mr, Marler questioned present Transport Minister George Hees as to the wisdom of advancing public money for a project which presumably would eventually be self- supporting.Mr.Hees, in reply, said in part, \u2018The former government may consider we are are giving away government money.The former government may consider we are doing things that are spendthrift and foolish.We do not.We beliève that this is a way to help people to help themselves, to invest in Canada\u2019s future .All I can say to members on the opposite side is that they if they do not feel this is the right way to spend government money, then let them be sure to vote against it.\u201d To which Mr.Marler answered: \u201cMr.Chairman, I suppose this is probably the fiftieth invitation that the government has extended since the beginning of this session for us to defeat them on some measure or other .This is the first govern- a IMPORTED 4 qu @ GAMES @ DINKY TOYS @ STATIONERY @ CHILDREN'S BOOKS ë Ï EL.0097 4826 Sherbrooke ment I have met which has|have its proposals defeated seemed more anxious to| than accepted.\u201d United Photographic Store Ltd.Hint) give him the amazing POLAROID Land CAMERA magnificent pictures in 60 seconds Give him this camera first thing Christmas morning.Don\u2019t make him wait another minute to start in snapping pictures with it \u2014 and showing them off only 60 seconds later.Magnificent pictures he'll pass around with pride! Taken with the great new Polaroid Land Film that makes this camera really shine.AS SEEN IN LIFE BElair 3162 - 4173 Beautiful Selections of Christmas Decorations & Wrappings pes: @ GIFTS ; @ UNBREAKABLE ä « SOLDIERS ; \" @ CHINA : @ BALL POINT ÿ 4 PENS W.Frys is open til 9 p.m.every n ight \u2014 Also Sundays till 6 p.m.à APR NMD ORDRE A ; a a a a aaa RY\u2019S STATIONERY we 5.9133 EN EE A SE EC EE EE EC VE EEE EASE CE RIS CRIED EE, DNS OC DRE LEADING MAKES D.A.HILL Owner HILL'S 1217 Greene Ave.ESS HS NDI BBN HS pd NRE AR, AS rnd Sb SMI = ha a - si 2\u201d AD das a 44 UNITED WESTMOUNT PARK-EMMANUEL (Cor.Lansdowne & Western Ave.) Minister: Rev.Callum Thompson, B.A, B.D.Mr.Wayne Riddell ~ Musical Director, : 14:00 am.\u201cWHITE GIFTS\" Service, 6 The Westmount Exominer, Friday.December 6, 1957 ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon $.B.Lindsay ênd Sunday in Advent December Sth Sermon: \u201cA STORY OF 8: am.Hol Eucharist.HS.9:45 a.m.Sunday School.7 7:30 p.m.Sermon: \u201cKEEP THE] 10:16 a.m.Mattins (said).HOME FIRES BURNING.\" Preacher: The Rector ee 11:00 a.m, SOLEMN EUCHARIST, Infant Nursery at 11 A.M.7.00 p.m, Evensong.Weekdavs 7:00 oly Eucharist a \u2019 7:00 am uesday anu Thursday ST.ANDREW S CHURCH 8:00 a.m.Monday and Friday.30 Wednesday WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.Antoine Road {near Argyle Avenue) MINISTERS Rev D.M.Grant, B.A, D.D.Rev R.W Mumiura.B.A, B.D.11:00 a.m.Dr.Grant.\u201cTHE INNER DOOR \u2014 THE ; HEART OF FIRE\u201d 7:30 p.m.\u2018Mr.Mumford.\u201cA TIME TO EVERY PURPOSE.\u201d 11:00 am.Church School 9:30 a.m.Tuesday, Devotional Service, 7.30 ST.MATTHIAS p.m, CHURCH Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Westmount Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe, Rector Rev.E.P.A, Timmons 2nd Sunday in Advent 10:00 a.m.Intermediates and Seniors 8:00 a.m, Holy Communion 8:45 p.m.Young People's Union, 9:30 a.m.Matins = The Rector Organist and Chorr Director: 10:00 am.Post Contirmation Class Eric J Adams, B.Mus, 10:00 am.Matins LRAM.AR.CM 11:00 a.m.D ursery, Kindergarten and Sunday School 7:30 p.m.Evensong.CALVARY CHURCH .Preacher: Rev.E.P.A.Timmons, Dorchester Street at Weanesdav Grepne Avenue, Westmount 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion Minister: Rev.Charles R.Plaskett Organist & Choirmaster Arnold Bellis TRINITY MEMORIAL 11:00 am.\u201cTHE LIVING WORD.\" 7:30 p.m.Perles: à Pattern For i CHURCH ving.rmon : \u2018\u2018Can 522 ° treet West We Change The At- ° erbrooke Stree os mosphere?The Venerable Æ Kenneth Nayloi D Rector Organist and Choir Director : Alice Brown, A, Mus.(McGill).D.Rev.Canon F.YL.Whitley.M.A.Lt.Col.Hon, Assistant The Rev, James Barnett.Rev.T.A.Ramsey, B.D.Assistan.DOMINION-DOUGLAS C.V.Frayn.A.R.C.A.(London) Woastmount Blvd.& Lansdowne Ave.Organist and Choirmaster Ministers: 2nd Sunday in Advent Rev A Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.8:00 a.m, Holy Communion \u2018 a .145 a.m.Junior Departirent an Rev.Eric A.Mcllwain, B.A.Confirmation Claus .\u2014_\u2014 11200 a.m.Mattins.Preacher ; The Sunday, December 8th Rector.Nursery, Kinder- - garten, Primary Depart- HOLY COMMUNION ment.10-00 am.Intermediat & Senior 7:30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher : School Rev Barry, Valentine, 11:00 am, Crib Corner, Nursery, .ie .Kinuergarten.Primary & 8:00 p.m.Adult Conti ation Class Jun\u2019or Departments 7:00 a.m.Holy Comnsiunion 11:00 a.m.Dr.Lloyd Smith.THURSDAY \u201cQuery: Is God Love?\u201d 10:00 am.Holy Communion 7:0 p.m.Rev.Eric Mcllwain, The Book, the Baby and Don\u2019t be a Motor Ma- the aze.\u201d .8:59 nm.Young People's Union.niae.Use your common sense at the wheel, advises the Canadian Highway Safety Conference.The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered at the close of both Services.Organist and Choirmaster Mr.oh» Kopr Mus.Bac.UNITED ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST Convenient to Hotels REV.NORMAN RAWSON, Minister Rev.B.B.Brown, B.D.Asst.Minister Rev.Nettie 1.J.Hoffman, B.A.,, B.D, Asst.Minister Rev.William D.FF.Morris, B.A, Asst.Minister Gifford Mitchell, B.A., B.Mus,, Organist and Choirmaster 11:00 a.m.Sermon Subject: \u201cBUILDING A CHRISTIAN FAITH\u201d Sermon Number 7 in our morning series Reverend Norman Rawson preaching at both services 7:30 p.m.Sermon Subject: THE FAITHS BY WHICH MEN LIVE \u201cUNITY\u201d How was it founded?What does it teach?Is it sufficient?In this, the second of the series on the Faiths By Which Men Live, we will be dealing with one of the most remarkable movements of our day.Millions seek to live by it.The Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship Group will assist at the service 9:00 p.m.The Yvung Peoples Fellowship Hour T:> coming: Il - By The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector, Trinity Memorial Church - D.D., We spoke last week of acceptance as one of the necessities if we are to be ready for the Coming.What are we to accept?Let us look back to see what God's, will is for us, that we are to accept.Man is a curious creature: he is niade in the image of God; he knows that God is a Spirit, yet he thinks of God in very material terms; he knows that he must worship God \u2018in spirit, hut actually he worships Him with things.That is the way man is made; he cannot remain on the level of spirit; he must descend to earth, because he is made of the earth.He lives in two worlds.Our Lord recoznized that and taught the loftiest truths in the most earthly terms.So, too, ir the time of the Old Testament when God was pre- parin the world for the Coming of His Son He made use of outward n.eans: they were His word throuzh His prophets and the worship of the Temple carried out by H's priests.And: they still stand in the Christian dispensation as the means by which He prepares the word for the Second Coming of His Son.I suppose we all ask the question: Why should God have condescended to use material things like written rolls, as in the case of Jeremiah, and animal sacrifices, as in the worship of the Temple?I do not know what the correct answer to the question may be, for I do not pretend to be a very profound theologian; but I suggest that God condescends to our human nature which CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Firs?Cliurch of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOrHER CHURCH THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, December 8th 11:00 am Sunday School 11:00 a.m.Church Service Subject of Lesson - Sermon: \u201cGod the Only Cause and Creator\u201d Golden Text: Hebrews 3:4.Every house is builded by some man; but he that built all things is God.WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting.READINC ROOM In the Church Edifice Open to the oubiie Tuesday.Thursday ard Fri dav.2 to : p.m.Wednesdays, 6.30 t¢ 8 p.m.PRESBYTERIAN Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Mr.George Tannahill, B.A, Student Assistant Sunday, December Sth 11:00 a.m.Mr.Wilkie.Subject: \u201cIn The Fullness of Time.\u201d 11:15 a.m, Church School.DORIS KILILAM R.R.T.C.L.Mus.(McGill) Organist and Choir Director.MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Westmount, Que.The Rev.Chas, C.Cochrane, B.A.,, B.D., Minister \u20181:00 a.m.PUFLIC WORSHIP Freacher: The Minister Lester A.Woodin.Organist & Choirmaster: VISITORS ARE CORDIALLY + Prophet, Gospel WELCOME can only think in the terms which are natural to it \u2014 that is, in the terms which belong to his everyday life.Probably if he had not sinned he would have been in more diract communion with God, but, in sinning, he cut himself off from that \u2018direct communion and God in His love provided a way by which man should be able to see God in the things of the natural world.Those things include man and all the rest of nature.Even when God had made that provision for man\u2019s needs He still had to be the active partner in providing the means of salvation.His activity consisted in calling man to hear His word and to speak for Him.They were the prophets \u2014 the forth-tellers of the will of God to His people.The prophets or their disciples committed those prophecies to writing and they became for the generations before the Coming of Christ a very large part of the way of preparation.In those writings there is a gradual re- ve'ation of the nature of God.That is one of the chief things that men need: if they are to \u201cdo business with God\u201d, to use Bryan Green's phrase, they must know what He is like.That is one value of the Old Testament, and it still remains one value even for us; it has been deepened and enlarged by Gospel and Epistle, but its value is still beyond words.And when we take Law and and Epistle, Wisdom and Apocalypse, and take them seriously, we have the first answer to the question: How shall we be ready for the Second Coming of Our Lord?SYNAGOGUES SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount.Que.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Hazzan Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fromm SABBATH The Sabbath - Sedra Vayyishlach Friday Evening, December 6th 3:50 p.m.Candle Lighting.4:00 p.m.Friday Evening Service.SABBATH SERVICES 9:00 a.m.Preliminary Service Scriptural Readings; Torah: Genesis, Ch.32, v.4 - Ch.36, v.43.Prophets: The Book of Obadiah.3:35 p.m.Afternoon Service, 4:35 p.m.Evening Service, WEEKDAY SERVICES 8:45 a.m.Sunday: Morning Service 4:00 p.m.Afternoon Service 7:30 am.Weekdays: Morning Services.Next Friday Evening: 3:50 p.m.Candle Lighting 4:00 p.m.Evening Service TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, December 6th at 8:16 o'clock.Dr Stern will speak on \u201cThe Last Angry Man.\u201d Saturday Morning, December 7th at 11:00 o'clock, sermonette - - \u201cWhat Is Thy Name\u201d based on Torah portion, ONEG SHABBAT All worshippers are cordially invited to a Kiddush reception which follows the Sabbath Service this Friday Evening in the Temple.Community House, auspices Temple Sisterhood.DAILY SERVICES Monday through Thursday afternoons at 5:45 p.m.Sunday Mornings at 10:15 a.m, SCHOOL FOR ADULTS - Monday Evenings at 8 o'clock th following courses will be offered \u2014 Elementary Hebrew; Advanced Hebrew: Hebrew Conversation and The Bible As Literature.At 8:45 p.m, = Trends In Modern Judaism, - \u2014_\u2014 RELIGIOUS SCHOOL, HIGH SCHOOL AND CONFIRMATION DEPARTMENTS Saturday Mornings at 9:45 a.m.~ KINDERGARTEN( PRIMARY AND JUNIOR SUNDAY Mornings at 10 a.m.HEBREW SCHOOL Monday through Thursday afternoons at 3.30 o'clock, \u201cBible Sunday fo be observed December Bi Protestant churches thrôugh- out the world will observe Sunday as Bible Sunday.Tribute will be paid to the place\u2019 that the Bible occupies in the Christian faith, and an appeal will.be made for support of the work of the United Bible Societies.Last year its members added 17 translations to the list of languages in which Scriptures are printed, and circulated 26,- 300,000 volumes.In Canada the British and Foreign BiBle Society works through the medium of 16 auxiliaries, each with its local board and officers.The Society here supplies Scriptures for the armed - forces.for new Canadians, and for Eskimos and Indians.In addition it plans to , send over $300,000 to London this vear for the world-wide work of the parent society.- * * | St.Andrew's United | * * At the regular morning service of worship at Saint Andrew\u2019s United Church, Westmount, this Sunday the minister of Saint Andrew's, Dr.D.M.Grant will preach from the subject \u201cThe Inner Door-The Heart of Fire\u201d.At the evening service Rev.Robert Mumford will preach, the sermon subject being \u201cA Time To Every Purpose\u201d.Dr, Grant Will conduet both services and the Ministry of Praise will be -under the leadership of Mr.Eric Adams and the Saint Andrew's Choir.The YPU will' meet following the evening service and Dr.Grant will address the group on the history of Saint Andrew's Church.The Church school meets on Sunday morning, the Intermediate and Senior Departments at 10.00 and the Beginners, Primary and Junior Departments at 11.00.On Monday evening at 8.00 the evening group of the Women's Association will gather, while on Tuesday afternoon the regular meeting of the Women's Association will be observed at 2.00.Also on Tuesday the Board of Managers will meet at 8.15 p.m.and the Boy Scouts at 7.15 p.m.The Brownies will hold their meeting on Wednesday at 3.45 p.m., while on Thursday evening at 8.00 p.m.the Missionary and Church Work Committee will meet.The Wolf Cubs continue their activities on Friday at 7.00 p.m, UNITARIAN CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH UNITARIAN Sherbrooke St.at Simpson Sunday, December 8th Sermon subject \u201cFEARS MAY BE LIARS.\u201d Rev, Angus Cameron, Minister Donald Mackey, Organist and Director of Musie.BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister EDGAR J.BAILEY MA.BTh, CD.Minister Emeritus J.A.JOHNSTON, B.A, D.D, ' Organist .GALT MacDERMOT, - B.A, B.Mus Sunday, December 8th 11:00 a.m.\u201cCHRISTMAS PREPARATIONS.\" 7:30 p.m.\u201cGOD IN CHRIST.\u201d Bible School meets at 11:00 am VISITORS WELCOME | A ?Canon: Carter will receive merif award Canon G.Emmett Carter, 6405 Terrebonne, will receive the Order of Scholastic Merit, highest award of the Quebec Department of Education, December 18 at Plateau Auditorium.\u2018The first English - speaking priest in Montreal to achieve this honor, Canon Carter is English - Catholic representative on the board of the Mont- \"real Catholic School Com-|- mission, The award is bestowed \u201cin recognition of exceptional service to education in Quebec\u201d.A minimum of 20 years\u2019 service in the field of education is required to qualify.Dr.Omer Gilles Desaulniers, superintendent of education for the Province of Quebec, will present the award.* * | Temple Emanu-El | SABBATH SERVICES: Furi- day Evening, December gth at 8.15 o'clock, Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Last Angry Man\u201d (In observance of Jewish Book Month Dr.Stern will comment on the provocative book by Gerald Green).ONEG SHABBAT: Following the worship on Friday Evening, under the auspices of the Temple Sisterhood an Oneg Shab- bat and Kiddush reception \u201cwill take place in the Temple Community House.Saturday Morning, December 7th at 11.30 o'clock.Sermonette \u2014 \u201cWhat Is Thy Name?\" based on Torah portion.ELECTED TO NATIONAL BOARD OF BROTHERHOODS: Maxwell S.Hochmitz, Honorary President of Temple Emanu-El Brotherhood was elected as a member of the Board of the National Federation of Temple Brotherhoods of United States and Canada at its 17th biennial convention held recently in Pittsburg.The second programme meeting of Temple Brotherhood which take place Wednesday Evening December 11th at 7 p.m.in the new social hall will be addressed by Princpal Henry Hall, prominent educator and astronomer on \u2018\u201cThe Meaning of The Geophysical Year.\u201d Ladies will be guests of Brotherhood members) Reservations for the dinner William Hoffman, BElair 2579.Temple Brotherhoods welcomes the following new members \u2014 Paul Heller, Lewis Gomberg, Mervin Kerman, Stanley She- fler, Robert Stein, Dr Mark I.H.Kaufmann and Bernard Ru- benstein.Three new members of the Brotherhood Board are \u2014 Bernard Isaacs, Lewis C.Smith and David Shefler.LARGE ATTENDANCE EXPECTED AT SISTERHOOD DONOR LUNCHEON: Tuesday, December 10th at 12.45 o'clock in new social hall, when Judge Justine Wise Polier, daughter of the late feverend Rabbi Stephen S.Wise/will be guest of honor and will address the meeting on *Juvenile Delinquency \u2014 A Com- \u2018munity Problem.\u201d Prominent leaders in social welfare will be among head table guests, At the National Federations of Temple Sisterhoods District No.3 meeting held \u2018recently in Albany, New York, Mrs.Alfred N, Miller, Hon.President of Temple Sisterhood was elected to the high office of Recording Secretary.District No.3 comprises 101 sisterhoods in New York State and Canada.Gift Shoppe \u2014 Purchase your Chanukah gifts through the Sister- hood Gift Shoppe also the Chanukah lights and Menorahs.In PR SR RE LTT Ad SERRE es LIRA RL J REVEREND AELFRYN E.JONES, minister of Verdun United Church, will be guest speaker for the Christmas Dinner of the Canadian Credit Institute.Born in Perth, South Wales, Mr.Jones came to Canada in\u2019 1954, and hfs first charge in this country was in New Brunswick.Several years service at Crawford Park United\" Church followed, and Mr.Jones became minister at Verdun United Church in July.He has studied ôverseas at the Methodist Home Mission College in Derbyshire and London University.In 1939 he became a minister of the Methodist Church in Ireland.His ministry in Ireland took him to Kilkenney, Cork, and Belfast.While in Belfast he was in charge of central mission, the Grosvenor Hall, center of Belfast's social services.charge Mrs.Harry Engels and Mrs.Saul Hyman.HOME AND SCHOOL CHANUKAH AND LATKAH PARTY: On Saturday Evening, December 21st at 8 o'clock in the new social hall.An evening in keeping with the festival of lights will be held by the Home and School Organization.Members are urged to purchase their cards of admission at the earliest for this all \u2018important family gathering which will have a unique programme of festival entertainment.TEMPLE YOUNG ADULTS: Programme meeting takes place at the home of Miss Lois Horn Tuesday Evening, December 10th at 8 o'clock.Austin Beutel, graduate of Harvard School of Business Admistration will speak on \u201cThe Importance of The Stock Market in The Economy of Nations.\u201d Miss.Stephanie Stern\u2019 will chair the meeting.For information and membership the following members of the Executive are to he contacted \u2014 Miss Elaine Paper- man, Miss Sara Lee Levitan, Marvin Morris, Lawrence Ginsberg.\u201cFILM STRIPS TO BE UTILIZED IN SCHOOL PROGRAMME: Under the direction of Michael Kursbatt, Librarian of the Film Strip Department of the Temple School, the various departments will make use of the film strips in a study of the forthcoming Chanukah festival, 1958 Candidates for Confirmation are the following: Eleanor Bross, Boris Brott, Jennifer Carrick, David Cayne, Susan Chankin, Ronald Conroy, Rhona Engels, Gail Everest, Stephen Gilbert, Janet Green- spoon, Nancy Heller, Kenneth Jassby, Michael Kates, Donna Kerner, Peter Lebensold, Isobel Marks, Wendy Pertnuff, \u2018Sally Putziger, Barbara Schwartz, Gordon Schwartz, Lila Siegel, Lisette Sinai, Marilyn Solowey, Carl Spector, Justine Stern, Sylvia Ullman, Beverley Zack, Marine Zack.THE TEMPLE YOUTH: The very successful Youth Group under the direction of Yoine Goldstein, B.A., meets every second Tuesday at 8.15 o'clock in .the Temple Community House.This Group has doubled its membership within the last year and all young people of Temple are cordially invited to affiliate by communicating with Vice- President Robert Davis, DExter 5251.REE: ha SE 7 Rev.N.Rawson speaks Sunday at St.James Sunday in St.James United Church at 11 a.m.the minister, Reverend Norman Rawson, will continue his series of morning sermons on \u201cBuilding a Christian Faith\".At 7.30 p.m.the second in the series of sermon lectures on \u201cThe Faiths by Which Men Live\u201d will be given.The subject for this Sunday evening being \u201cUnity\u201d.In the evening service the minister will be assisted by members of the McGill Branch of the Inter - Varsity Christian Fellowship Group.At 9 p.m.St.James Young People\u2019s Fellowship will be held.an hour of refreshments, song and an opportunity to make new friends.* * I Christian Science | \u2018 - * The sôurce of true wisdom and intelligence will be set forth at Christian Science services Sunday in the Lesson-Sermon entitled \u201cGod the Only Cause and Creator.\u201d Scriptural passages will in.{clude the following from Psalms (194:24): \u201cO Lord, how manifold are thy works! in wisdom hast thou made them all: the earth is full of thy riches.\u2019 Selections to be read from \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Sriptures,\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy include the following (275: 14): \u201cAll substance, intelligence, wisdom, being, immortality, cause, and effect belong to God.These are His attributes, the eternal manifestations of the infinite divine Principle, Love.No wisdom is wise but His wisdom; no truth is true, no love is lovely, no life is Life but the divine; no good is, but the good God he- stows.\u201d The Golden Text is from Hebrews (3:4): \u201cEvery house is builded by some man; but he that built all things is God.\u201d A \u2014 A Le Ta Le The Westmount Examiner, Friday, December 6, 1957 7 k | Westmount Baptist _\u2014\u2014 * Church * * In the early days of the Chris- .tian church they looked so eagerly for the imminent return of Christ that they forgot that Christ said that the Kingdom is at hand.The Christmas season is concerned with the coming of Christ and that it must be a major part of our Christmas festivities the Rev.E.J.Bailey indicates in a sermon on \u2018\u2018Christmas Preparations\u201d.Continuing the advent theme the evening sermon will be on \u201cGod in Christ\u201d or when God came down.Catholic Hour \u201cBe Faithful Witnesses of the Truth\u201d is the subject of the talk to be given by Reverend Russell Schultz of Holy Family parish on The Catholic Hour this Sunday over Staticn CJAD at 2:05 p.m.\u2019 This talk is the eighth of the presen\u2018 series under the general title \"Road Signs for Our Most Important Journey\u201d.: When a man doesn't \u2018know what he'd Ao without his wife, it's probably because she never gave him a chance to find out.\u2014F.G.Kernan WESTMOUNT MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION FALL MEETING Victoria Hall TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10th 8.15 P.M.Open Forum discussions led by Committee Chairmen Westmount High Schools Band, under the direction of Morley Calvert, will present a program of Christmas music.Association membership open to all Westmount residents Call Mr.W.E.Black, secretary, WE.7-1769 .NOTICE OF CONVENTION To Choose the Conservative Candidate for St.Antoine-Westmount in the next Federal General Election Monday, December\u2019 9th \u2014 8:15 P.M.Westmount Junior High School {Academy Road, Westmount) SPEAKER : THE HON.F.ALVIN G.HAMILTON, P.C., M.P.Minister of Northern Affairs & National Resources Nominations signed by ten voters in the riding should be sent to the Secretary, P.O.Box 99, Westmount, twenty-four hours before the Convention.THE ST.ANTOINE-WESTMOUNT CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION Everybody Welcome - HR a RE ot 8 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, December & 1957 Rubber | Dominion B.Nylon C.All Rubber OVERSHOES FOR MEN 1 BUCKLE \u2014 2 BUCKLES Footwear FOR MEN, BOYS, YOUTHS, TS CHILDREN, MISSES oe a Children, oT AND WOMEN > A.Men's 4 20 } buckie.~E -B.Boys\u2019 3 SPLASHER, ALL RUBBER T } bucl:le.A.Men's 6 - 12 SPAT CLOG 1.99 1 .ALL RUBBER THE RE 5 1346 GREENE # DUFFLE css = PE - a RK a LT ¥ Cu | 4 Fa Overshoe, Cream fleece lining.Front x Pocket at top with 7\" adjustable peg.Felt All-rubber, pull-on SHOE WE REBIY GRENADIER insole.Black only.SHOE 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YELLOW, RED AND WHITE C.C.M.HOCKEY STICKS AT ALL PRICES C.C.M.GOALIE STICKS CHILDREN'S AND MEN'S \u2018 = rive ES Bishop's fund | reported going well REP} s Vu Ss Ref.shoes, 1s US \u2014 OOTS One zip 5 to Î As Bishop\u2019s University approaches the half-way mark in its appeal fo the public for $3,085,000 the campaign in progress -in Westmount particularly is reported to be proceeding exceptionally well.Althoygh no figures are yet available to show the amount that Westmount residents have contributed to the $1,129,988 total realised to date, both the leadership and response from the City was comnfended at the expansion fund heddquarters.5 _ KENWOOD\u2019S WESTMOUNT -that Westmount has \u2018than any of the other Donald J.Duff told The Examiner, \u201cI think it fs safe to say provided more leadership in the campaign areas combined.There have always been very close ties detwgen Bishop's and the City and the 27 NQ Danadtary henley O.EC.TRANSFER & STORAGE LTD.Head Office: 4221 Quebec 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is the advance corporation division uynder the chairmanship of Edgar F.Tolhurst, with 75% of calls completed and $813,050 reported.The advance names division chaired by A.V.L.Mills follows with a total of $125,125.Chairman of the alumni canvass, Allan.G.Magee, reports $10,448 of an objective of $50,000.Other divisions: Special corr porations (S.E.Williams %nd M.E.Hodgson), $46,915; special names (I.E.Martin), $18,348 Eastern Townships (L.M.Watson), $84,867; Quebec City (A.C.M.Thomson), $31,235.\u2018The Toronto committee headed by James Flintoft reports re- (turns of $152,665.Ottawa area chairman, F.O.Lajoie, reports $2,539, .s The Bishop's apreal has been launched to finance an expansion program which will help meet the demand for university education.It is expected that the present student enrolment of 300 will be increased by at 50%.Gifts may be sent directly to: Honorary treasurer, Bishop's University, Expansion Fund, P.O.Box 220, Station \u201cH\u201d, Montreal.least |.STAMPS GALORE Wayne L.Bungay The Royal William issue of August 17, 1933 was issued to commemorate the centenary of the first crossing of the Atlantic under steam.The Royal William was a three-master but equipped with steam power.The craft, built in Canada steamed out of Pictou, Nova Scotia for London, England and docked there in a record twenty-five days.On Dominion Day of 1934.Canada issued a stamp commemorating the four hundredth anniversary of Jacques Cartier.The stamp was rather large, blue in color, three cents in denomination.It showed Cartier on board ship with five shipmates viewing the new land, July 1, 1934 saw the issue of another stamp, this one to commemorate the sesquicentennial of the settlement in Canada of the United Empire Loyalists in 1776-1784.The 10 cent olive greeny stamp had a central design of the monument erected in Hamilton, Ontario.The third and last issue for 1934 was placed on sale to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the founding of New Brunswick.The unexpected two cent brown stamp shows the Seal of the Province of New Brunswick.The Seal was granted by King George III in 1784, In 1935 the Canadian Bank Note Company took over the printing of Canadian Postage Stamps (presently printing Canadian stamps).New stamps were required because of this change of contract.On May 4, 1935 King George V celebrated his Silver Jubilee.To mark this event, Canada issued a get of six stamps depicting Princess Elizabeth, Duke of York, King and Queen, Edward VIII, Windsor Castle and the Royal Yacht Britania in that order.William Cochrane of the West- mount Junior Stamp Club reports that the following are future issues: Country -\u2014 Turks and Caicos Islands; Subjects \u2014 Local scenes; Date of Issue \u2014 November 25, 1957 (Definite Issue); Denomination \u2014 1 penny to 10 shillings.The Mongols are the peoples of central Asia.They make up a nation rather than a race.The Westmoun} Ziamiacr, Friday, December 6, 1957 9 RS RS EEE God speaks \u201cGod must speak to men.Despite the barriers of language and dialect which separate nation from nation, tribe from tribe, God must speak to men! : \u201cThis convictipn has long inspired the British and Foreign Bible Society in its stupendous task \u2014 to FM 5% translate God\u2019s Word into every tongue; Bible in every hand.\u201cIn 1,109 tongues God has now spoken to men through inspired Scripture.In marble cathedrals and mud huts the same timeless truths are read, heard, taught and discussed in words men know.And millions of Bibles, Testaments and Portions of Scripture are being placed in eager hands.to place the \u201cThis is our triumph and our continuing challenge \u2014 the countless Christians who individually and through our churches make possible the work of the British and Foreign Bible Society.Thank God! 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St.Catherine St.(Near Claremon 9 DELIVERY SERVICE (Near Greene) ® OPEN TILL 10 P.M.AFTER DEC.15th a IEE EVER EME LEE CE RE CR NE EI EE RROD AEE TL Î rc NACEOCCOCECLIQTNOLC.Sr raareaaesteseanneccoiiitnns ; THE DOG BASKET Beauty Salon for Dogs WARREN Reg'd.Men's & Boys\u2019 Apparel YOIWNC Welount Standard Brand Merchandise by Arrow, Forsyth, Tooke, Currie, Penmans, Harvey Woods, Turnbulls, Watsons, .Te Holeproof, Packard, Stetson, Kaufman, Daks, Palmer, Happy ® Poodle Specialists © Grooming Foot, Croydon, etc.e Bathing Shoes by Strider and Invictus.Viyella Shirts by Tooke.\u2018 Highe Quali Robes by Rochester.Hats by Stetson.Slippers by Packard.© Complete Dog and Cat Supplies y No-lron Shirts by Forsyth, etc.POODLE PUPPIES FOR SALE F R U IT & IG E 4884 Sherbrooke St.W.DE.3982 1223 Greene Ave.WE.2-1907 ER MDN TEA AS BS BI IS SS SS RNAI IRIN 3 ARREARS RRR ORRIN na a Ss > em - oo \u2018 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, December 6, 1957 11 nu.Leu (EREREEICONCICIICDOCOCONITE TTD nme 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terine St.WE.5-2641 nt ques 2 4825 Sherbrooke St.West WE.7-2507 ireene) # Nights & Holidays \u2014 DE.6515 1316 Greene Ave.WE.3-6550 A A RRR Re CRC LICR FR RIOT OL TICE OO IIIS AI EEE i i : ; : + Ni ACME RADIO & TELEVISION CLEMENT'S FOOD MARKET | BN à Fred Griffiths, proprietor A ie 4 y Oo G y S 3 _ Moved from 344 Victoria to 2 - ; a A 3 4178 St.Catherine St.West A IMPORTED DELICACIES unt à (Near Greene) 3 Hi heloual A Radios, Washers, Refrigerators, Television, a for - Highegyualit R Electrical Appli [ Y ectrical Appliances THE HOLIDAY SEASON F & YSETABLES , SALES & SERVICE .| Personal end prompt WE 2.9432 4820 Sherbrooke St.W.DE.8436 sous BOC HHS ISIS ISB OSS HSS SESS SEBS SR REE ER EE mre SES EE EE PRE ARE RER page \u2018 a DRE a : yy en = SD aa = - eo .AI aw TAN.The Westmount Examiner, Friday, December 6, 1957 9, the omens Realm man men de Dalse Welfare Club The Dalse Welfare Club, Ladies\u2019 Auxiliarv, w!ll hold its next meeting on Thursday, Necember 12.at 860 p.m, at the -e of Mrs.S.Pinsky, 2435 ;d road.Military whist The Women's Auxiliary of Grace Dart Hospital is holding a military whist on Friday, December 6.at 8.30 p.m.St.George's Church Hall, Baldwin and Marseille avenues, Tetreaultville, Vo.unteer Bureau The Won-en's Voluntary Serv {ces (Montreal) announce a change of title to Montreal Volunteer Bureau, Venture Club The Venture Club of Montreal will hold its third annual Christmas champagne party at the home of Miss Joan Fardy, 38 Hightield avenue, Town of Mount Royal, on Tuesday, at 8 p.m.\u2018be held at 3553 St.Urbain street.\"Canadian Caners\u2019 The University Settlement of Montreal is staging a revue entitled \u201cCanadian Capers\u201d at 8 p.m.on December 19 and 20 to The revue will include sing- inz, dancing and sketches in which most groups in the Settlement are taking part.Adults and chiléren will be welcome, a nominal fee will be charged.Proceeds to be used for buying special items needed for the Settlement.Hospital Auxiliary The nionthivy meeting of the Wom 11's Auxiliary of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital will be held on Wednesday.December 11, at 2:30 p.m.in the Memorial Hall.A Christmas tea will follow he meeting for the members.Appropriate musical selections will be rendered by the ladies trio, Eleanor Neil, Eunice McHaffie, and Katie Hopkins, accompanied by Edna Webb, The Lea hostesses will he Mrs.Sherwood Brown and Mrs.Norman Taylor.PLEASE MAKE YOUR EARLY th e Mon th featured by 4371 Sherbrooke St.HOLIDAY APPOINTMEMT Sais Style of * Walter\u2019s HAIRDRESSING REG'D.° (Corner Prince Aibert) W.HU.9-1233 qu EE EE EN moe] ti i = à 3 fectrotux \u2018 Ë \u201cThe World's Most Imitated Cleaner\u201d 8 \u201c3 i Fi 2 fu A LL i £4 i; Ideal a £7 ; be Christmas Present i Es for the home i bs 3 i ELECTE R OLUX (Canada) Limited has NO connection with any company advertising rebuilt vacuum cleaners for sale.Electrolux Service Centre 395 Victoria Ave.HU.9-4917 Westmount JUSTINE WISE lawyer, eminent jurist of the Domestic Relations Court of POLIER, New York City, and one of America's most outstanding Jewish women.Judge Polier is the brilliant daughter of the late notable leader of American Reform Jewry, Rabbi Dr.Stephen 8.Wise, Judge Polier will be guest speaker at the donor luncheon of Temple Emanu'El Sisterhood on Tuesday, Docember 10, at 12.45 p.m.Her subject will be \u201cJuvenile Delinquency \u2014 a Community Problem\u201d.Mrs, David H.Lisser is general convener of the luncheon, \u2014Markow Photo Women's Alliance The December meeting of the Women's Alliance of the Church of the Messiah will be held on Wednesday, December 11, at 2.15 p.m.in Channing Hall.After the usual short business, session, Mis Margaret Sutherland will talk on her trip around the world, Then Mrs.Alec Watt will give highlights of the Triennial International Conference of Women, held in Montreal this year, Tea will be served at 3.30 p.m., with Mrs.W.C.Anderson, Mrs.M.Busby and Mrs.Formau as hostesses, All \u2018women of the Congregation and friends are cordially invited.Teenage dance Friday, December 6, the weelk- ly dance of the teenage Dance Club 52 of the YWCA, 1355 Dorchester street, west, will feature Don Paserby of the Cornwall radio station CKSF as master of ceremonies, There will he door prizes and a jazz contest.All teen - agers between the ages of 14 and 19 are welcome with no \u201cY\"\u201d membership necessary.The hours are from eight until 11.15 p.m.Girls are requested to wear sweaters and skirts or dresses.Boys should wear suits or sports pants and shirts with ties.Catholic Mothers' Club The Catholic Mothers\u2019 Club of Westmount monthly meeting will take place on Monday, 8:15 p.min St.Leo's Academy Hall, Clarke avenue, Westmount.Immediately following the business session all members are invited to stay for a \u201cWhite Ele- pant Bridge\u201d and refreshments served hy the tea convener, Mrs, W.Wallace, and her committee, For those of you not familiar with the term Bridge\u201d it means every member takes some small article for a prize and in turn receives an article for a prize.Please do 1ot forget playing cards.Tor = an eee \u201cWhite Elephant | ES ET ES EE TTY 7 A me LT SV Council of Women Mr.Claude Robillard, Director of the Montreal Parks Department, will give an illustrated address to the Montreal Council of Women at the monthly meeting on Dezember 11, at 2 p.m.in the auditorium of the YWCA.Tea hostesses for this meeting are the Girl's Counselling Centre.Mrs.Roy G.Peers, president, will speak briefly about the group, and Mrs.Lorne Wiggs and Mrs.G.A.Cruikshank will preside at the tea table.Mrs.Saul Hayes, president of the Montreal Council of Women, will chair the meeting.Dominion-Douglas WMS \u201cA Christmas Meditation\u201d in story and song will be given by Rev.Callum and Mrs.Thompson at the WMS meeting on Tuesday in Leslie Hall, Dominion-Douglas United Church, The accompanist Will be Mrs.Noel Hardy, and conveners for this Christmas program are Mrs.Aubrey Messenger and Mrs.A.E.Wiggins.Westmount Club The Westmount Women's Club is holding a Christmas party on Friday, December 13, at 2.30 p.m.in Victoria Hall.A variety show with a magician will be part of the entertainment.A group of children from the following places will be guests: \u201cCrippled Children, McKay Institute, Friendly Home, Weredale House.Members and their children are invited to go.ICT POOR DECIDE III ORT Christmas Index use will prevent gift over.apping The Christmas Index, a seasonal activity of the Social Service Index, has reopened to direct holiday cheer to people who need it most, the Montreal Council of Social Agencies, which operates the Index * announced recently.The Index gives free service to all organizations and indie viduals using it.People who wish to -donate Christmas gifts or money for Christmas dinners can check with the Index to make sure the family they wish to help has not ale - ready received similar help.It algo refers pr.ole and organizations to souial agencies fae .miliar with the needs of vare ious families so that the best possible use may be made of gifts of food or money.Last year 144 organizations in Montreal made a total of 5,472 clearings Christmas Index.A total of 875 possible duplications in Christmas giving were avoid- sed, The total number of families and individuals provided for was 4,523.The Christmas Index is located at 1040 Atwater avenue, Room 301, or it can be reached at WE 2-1151, local 51.SSID D ZPD BDI SEEMS WHY NOT TRY PET SHOP For Your Christmas Gifts 5356 Sherbrooke St.West (Corner Prud'homme) HU.1-9720 Reg'd.like to call.\u201cthen Mother said, \u201cLet\u2019s give them a call tonight\u2019! » Isn\u2019t there someone you'd right now?Telephone tonight* THE BELL TÉLEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA *Long Distance bargain rates \u2014 nights after 6 and all day Sunday nr A ree err el Sa with the ~ at Dominion Fo Nylonuux Gaytees PLASTIC SHOWER TOGS TRANSPARENT In charcoal, black, brown and red.Flat or high heels.LADY WARMETTE 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Soles Ski Waxes Tyrol Boot Wax Rubber Ski Bands JUVENILE WHITE OR BLACK SKATES 4.95 and 3 I Lacquer Cables Dubbin CHILD'S WHITE TUBE SKATES - - 3.95 Types of Waxes: Shiwa, Wonder, A-X, Jack Rabbit, Silver Jet.© SIZES 107013 PRR ; TT Rpt TR TS ng SR RR 5 gE SEG EE | A on ; * EE SERRES - yr ar à Æ SAONE CONSO P 45 % ™ = - pra Le ec © XT ro ; rani > FR rae op a Seaghen- PS VERA ~~ Pp = re es » 24 Sgn 14 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, December 6, 1957 Social and Personal a Mrs.C.J.A.Cook of West- mount recently returned aboard the Sylvania from ad two-month trip to Europe.She was accompanied by her daughter, Miss Dorothy Cook on the tour.Miss Cook flew back from London to New York.The Alumnae Asociation of the Royal Victoria Hospital is holding the annual Christmas tea in the nurses\u2019 home on Wednesday, December 11.The Class of 1958 will be guests of the Association.Mrs.Ernest W.R.Butler will receive and Mrs.À.B.Hawthorne will be in charge of refreshments.The general meeting will precede the tea at 3.30 p.m.The German Consul-Generai in Montreal and Mrs.R, G.Stahl- herg are entertaining at a cocktail party this evening from six to eight o'clock, at their residence, 565 Argyle avenue, West- mount.Mr.and Mrs.Go.dun it.Ball entertained recently at their residence, 1 Braeside Place, for a number of Bank of Montreal div- ectors and offisers and their wives.Guests Intiuwtsé head office and senior éftisers and managers from various parts of Canada, and from the United States and Great Britain, wo were here to attend the bank's annual meeting.Mrs.1.K.Lowry.president, and Mrs.Robert Japp, hon.president of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club, will welcome the new members on December 11 at 1.30 pm.in Vie- toria Hall, Westmount.A very enjoyable afternoon has been planned »y Mrs.J.A.P.McGee and Mrs.W.A.Routledge, chairmen for this event.Tea will be served by Mrs.H.M.Warren and her commniittee.HOBBS 3B photographia For BANQUETS DINNERS PARTIES WE.5-1757 CR INI IRN CHRISTMAS PLANTS Choice Azaleas, Poinsettias, & Cyclamen ORDER Jou d flowers Plateau 4444 Mountain Street at Sherbrooke xgagement of their Mrs.John A.McLay, chairman ¢1 the Community Welfare groups of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club, Inc., entertained the following members oi her committee at her home on Kensington avenue, on November 25.Mrs.I.K.Lowry, president, Mrs.Lovat M.Fraser; Mrs.C.Scurrah, Mrs.R.W.Stevens; Mrs.J.Findlay; Mrs.F'.H.Chivers, Mrs.R.Thomson and Mrs.Walter Fraser, press chairman.The West Endggroup of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of Grace Dart Hospital made their first : monthly | presentation at the meeting of the Women's Auxiliary on November 26.A cheque was presented by Mrs.S.A.MacSween, chairman of the West End group, for the purchase of a chair for the recovery room anc three bridge tables.Those attending the meeting were, Mrs.Stewart Allen, Mrs.J.McLaren, Mrs.Gordon W.Leverette, Mrs.R.B.Porteous, Mrs.F.Jefferson, Miss E.E.Thacker and Mrs.D.K.Gowans.Mr.Lyon W.Jacobs, QC, and Mrs.Jacobs, Cote St.Luc road, hav: returned to Montreal after spending the \u2018United States Thanksgiving Day weekend with Mr.and Mrs.Newman M.Biller and family, Scarsdale, New York.Cl Miss Lynne Gatehouse and Miss Barbara Gatehouse are entertaining at dinner on Friday evening and later with their guests will attend the dance being given by Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Melling for their daughter, Miss Lynda Melling.ENGAGEMENT Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Fournier of Westmount, announce the en- daughter, Micheline, to Mr, Bernard Charles Hofley, of Ottawa, son of Mr.and Mrs, Roy Stephen Hofley.of Winnipeg, Man.Non-Pensioned Widows The Non-Pensioned Veterans\" Widows Association will hold the Annual drawing in the Canadian Legion Hall, Verdun avenue, December 9, and are making a special appeal to all members to attend in order that the event will | be a big success.MORSE EARLY SYA Xor~ Mu A.Keeps \u201c 4861 Sherbrooke West Elfin Longline smooths your midriff.cleverly-designed Elfin wings of Sizes: 32-46.Mme.A.COURVAL CORSETIERE AT VICTORIA LONGLINE BRA Me ons, or y * FOR LASTING FRESHNESS] its shape and yours thanks to the amazing Cordtex.* From $2.50.Westmount ave ae MISS VIRGINIA RIVARD, former Psychiatric Nursing Supervisor at the Allan Memorial Institute and Student Advisor at the Montreal General Hospital, who has been appointed Educational Director of the Canadian Cancer Society.Miss Rivard will be responsible for planning and supervising an overall cancer education program throughout the province.The purpose of this program is to decrease the number of cancer deaths by early detection and treatment, \u2014Notman Photo Ord-Gilbert The marriage of Gretchen, daughter of Mrs.George B.Jost, of Baie d\u2019Urfée, 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 Beaure- paire, Que., took place on Saturday afternoon at three o'clock, in St.Matthias Church, West- mount, the Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe officiating, assisted by the Rev.H.F.C.Cocks, of Christ\u2019s Church, Beaurepaire.Mr.Arnold Bellis played the wedding music and white chrysanthemums and pompons arranged with candles in canlelabra were used to decorate.The bride who was given away by her step-father, Mr.George B.Jost, was in a gown of ivory satin, fashioned with a fitted bodice, of heirloom lace, and having long sleeves, and a very full skirt ending in a chapel train.Her short veil of tulle illusion was held by a cap of the same lace and she carried a semi-cascade bouquet of Johanna Hill roses, stephanotis and English ivy.Miss Pamela Gilbert, as maid of honor for her sister and Miss Constance L'Anglais, and Miss Jennifer Freisenbruch, of Paget, Bermuda, as bridesmaids, were in frocks of dark green velvet.* They wore beige feather hats, and carried cascade bouquets of yellow and bronze baby chrysanthemums.Mr.Jonathan Ord acted as best man for his brother, and the ushers were Mr.Gordon Brown, Mr.Peter Barnes, oi Toronto, Mr.George Phann, jr, off Ithaca, N.Y., and Mr.Paul Bradley.of Buffalo, N.Y.Mrs, Jost, the bride's mother, was in a sheath gown of champagne satin.She wore a matching hat and a corsage bouquet of cymbidium orchids.Mrs.Ord, mother of the bridegroom, wore a sheath gown of ruby colored velvet, with a hat of the same shade, and had a spray of white orchids pinned to her handbag.The reception was held in the Vice-Regal Suite of the Ritz- Carlton, Later, Mr.and Mrs.Ord left for \u2018the Bahamas, the bride travelling in a beige wool suit trimmed with fur, and wearing a matching hat, black accessories and a corsage bouquet of gardenias.Upon their return they will take up residence in Niagara Falls, N.Y.\u2018with a fitted bodice, iin om A LU as Le a ; Retrospec t .: 1 cannot now, retrace iny steps, ; Where once, my stumbling feet were set, The door is closed, on all the past, - lis joy, and tears, and vain regret.So many unrelated things, And scenes both dim, and gay, are gone, But though, my memory fondly clings, I turn to greet to-morrow\u2019s Dawn.DoroTruy SPROULE.Miss Elizabeth Jones weds Mr.Hugh William Welsford The marriage of Elizabeth Mary (Betty), daughter of the late John A.Jones.and of Mrs.Jones, of West- mount, to Mr.Hugh William Welsford, son of Mr.and Mrs.Hubert G.Welsford, of Westmount, took place on Friday, November 29, in St.Matthias Church, Westmount, the Rev.Kenneth Keefe officiating.Mr.Alan Rhodes played the wedding music and the boys\u2019 choir was in attendance.White chrysanthemums arranged with candles in candelabra were used to decorate.The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr.Andrew Jones, was in a gown of white poult de soie, fashioned of lace, having a round neckline and long sleeves, and a full skirt having side pleats falling into a chapel train.Her long veil of tulle illusion extending beyond the hem of her train, was held by a headdress of orange blossoms, and | she carried a bouquet of white feathered chrysanthemums.Miss Peggy Jones, as maid of honor for her sister, and Miss Mary Stavert, as bridesmaid, were in sheath frocks of purple velvet, with fitted bodices, having sabrina necklines forming a V in the back, and having over-, skirts at the back of silver and white lame, caught at the waist with matching cummerbunds.They wore bandeaux of purple leaves, and carried bouquets of orchid feathered chrysanthemums.Mr.Herbert Lewis acted as best man for Mr.Welsford, and the ushers were Mr.Hugh Jones, the bride's hrother, Mr.Olaf McClure, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, Mr.Michael Mather, and Mr.Chilion Heward.Mrs.Jones, the bride's mother, was in a sheath gown of green wool.She wore a brown feather hat and a corsage bouquet of Johanna Hill roses.Mrs.Welsford, mother of the bridegroom, wore a gown of American Beauty chiffon, with a black hat and a corsage bouquet of white carnations.The reception was held at the were Mrs.Leon G.Morrill, of Brookline, Mass.; Mr.and Mrs.W.Scott Peters, of Glastonbury, Conn.; Mr.and Mrs P.L.Reed, Miss Sarah Reed, of Dedham, Mass.; and Mr.Russell G.Mor- rill, of New .York.residence cf the bride\u2019s mother, 449 Clarke avenue.Later, Mr.and Mrs.Welsford left by motor for the United States, the bride travelling in a grey flannel suit, under a fur jacket, and wearing a red hat, a corsage bouquet of red Sweetheart roses, and carrying a matching fur muff.Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs.Gerald C.Welsford, Mr.Gerald Welsford, Mr.and Mrs.A.G.Stewart, Mr.and Mrs.F.E.Brown, Miss Sheila Marani, of Toronto; Mrs.Colin Brown, of Quebec; and Mr.and Mrs.G.H.Matte, of LaTuque, Que, x Concert cancelled The Montreal Young Women\u2019s Christian Association regrets that the concert previously are ranged for Miss Vivian Florian, pianist, has been cancelled.UNSURPASSED VALUES in FINE FURS See us also fer ® REPAIRING ® REMODELLING FLOMEN EXCLUSIVE FURS REG'D.1235 Greene Avenue {Opposite Avenue Theatre) WE.2-3312 HAIRDRESSER FROM DEC.16TH TO 31ST.WE WILL BE OPEN FROM 9 AM.TO 9 P.M.DAILY.FOR APPOINTMENT PLEASE PHONE DE.4501 | Among the out-of-town guests 4927 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST {Near Claremont) 1 Vell -* WN = EE yr LIA) ~ \u2018MR.AND MRS.JOHN BURNHAM BARTREM, photographed ny.with their attendants following their marriage on Saturday, November 23, in the First Presbyterian Church.Mrs.Bartrem, formerly Miss Bernice Elaine Brocklehurst, is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Brocklehurst of Westmount.Mr.Bar- trem is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Bartrem of Notre * Isabel McConnell WA The annual meeting of the Isabel McConnell Ewening Auxiliary of Stanley Presbyterian Church will be held on Monday at 8.15 p.m.in Franklin Hall Memorial when reports on the year\u2019s work will be presented.- VISIT.\"The House of Distinctive Gifts\" imported from all over the world This week's suggestion from FRANCE Evening Bags AV.8-7777 - 1450 Peel St.Opposite the Sheraton- Mount-Royal Hotel Parking Rear of Store on Stanley Street Lot sleighbells in the snow and even the horse keeps eyeing me enviously in my no-draft balaclava.3.95 The Children\u2019s Corner a pleasant shop 1350 Greene WE.7-6510 Bernice Elaine Dame de Grace.From left to right: Mr.Alan Brocklehurst, brother of the bride, usher; Mrs.Gerard Montano, sister of the bride, matron of honor; the bride and the bridegroom; Mr.Robert Bartrem, brother of the bridegroom, best man; Mrs.John Gilfillan, sister of the bride, attendant; and Mr.David Knapp, usher.Brocklehurst weds John Burnham Barfrem The marriage of Bernice Elaine, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Brocklehurst of Westmount, to Mr.John Burnham Bartrem, son of Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Bartrem of Notre Dame de Grace, took place on Saturday, November 23, in the First Presbyterian Church of Montreal, the Very Rev.Dr.Malcolm Campbell officiating.Mr.Pierre Perron played the wedding music and Mrs.T.Sevigny sang the Lord's Prayer.The church was decorated with white shasta daisies and gladioli.The bride, who was given away by her father, wore an imported gown of white embroidered satin, fashioned with a fitted bodice, having a scalloped Italian neckline, long sleeves, and a full skirt falling into a slight train.Her fingertip veil of tulle illusion was held by a juliette cap of seed pearls and she carried a white Bible covered with white carnations.Her attendents were her sisters Mrs.Gerard Montano and Mrs.John Gilfillan.Mrs.Mon- tano wore a balloon skirted gown of turquoise brocade with a matching satin headdress and carried a bouquet of white shasta daisies and ivy.\u201d Mrs.Gilfillan wore a similar gown of cherry brocade with matching satin headdress and carried a similar bouquet, Mr.Robert Bartrem acted as best man for brother and the ushers were Mr.Alan Brockle- hurst and Mr.David Knapp.Mrs.Brocklehurst, the bride's mother, was in a gown of Dior blue Chantilly lace.She wore a hat of shaded blue and a corsage of pink sweetheart roses.Mrs.Bartrem, mother of the bridegroom, was in a gown of cinnamon brown brocade taffeta with shrimp colored accessories and carried a corsage of bronze mums.The reception was held at the Queen\u2019s Hotel, Later, Mr.and Mrs.Bartrem left on their wedding trip, the bride travelling in a royal blue wool suit under a black persian lamb jacket, and wearing black accessories and a corsage of white carnations, Out-of-town guests , included.Magistrate F, W.Bartrem and family of Toronto; Mr.and Mrs.A.S.Brocklehurst of Toronto; the Hon.Wm.Hamilton and Mrs.Hamilton of Ottawa; and the Hon.Gerard Montano and Mrs.Montano of Trinidad, B-W.I.Patronesses listed for donor luncheon Partial list of patronesses for annual donor luncheon of Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood to be held Tuesday, Dec.10, are: Mrs.Hyman Grover, Mrs.Irvin Gerts- man, Mrs.David H.Lisser, Mrs.George Hollinger, Mrs.Gerald Caplan, Mrs.Samuel Wechsler, Mrs.Nathan Izenberg, Mrs.Alfred N.Miller, Mrs, Eli Yaphe, Mrs, Joseph Aron, Mrs.Ben Alexander, Mrs.Garner Born- stein, Mrs.Bernard Fisher, Mrs.Gustave G.Gray, Mrs.Samuel Paperman, Mrs.Arthur Pascal.Mrs.Harry Smith, Mrs.Eugene Stearns, Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern, Mrs.Alfred Zion, Mrs.Joseph Bambiger, Mrs.Henry Benson, Mrs.Harry Bornstein, Mrs, Morris Bornstein, Mrs.Samuel Chait, Mrs.Marion Cohen, Mrs.Hyman Gertler, Mrs.Harold Gittleson, Mrs.M.Edmund Gordon, Mrs.Maxwell E.Hochmitz, Mrs.Harry Horn, Mrs.Samuel Jedeikin, Mrs.Simon S.Matthews.Mrs.Ignaz Messinger, Mrs.William Morris, Mrs.Samuel Pesner, Mrs, Frank Tarter, Mrs.Nathan Bing, Mrs.Hyman Feld- man, Mrs.Wm.Gittes, Mrs.Cecil Hill, Mrs, Irving Kates, Mrs.Max Kert, Mrs.Rudolph Lustig, Mrs.Louis Packer, Mrs.Paul Salzman, Mrs.Adolf Ullman, Mrs.Bernard Ziff, Mrs.Samuel Zion.The Westmount Examiner, Friday, December 6, 1957 15° Choice Quality Meat and Groceries Fresh Killed, Valcartier TURKEYS CHRISTMAS TREES HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for.Quality\" 4466 St.Catherine West WE.3-8257 ll ld ef FOR DISTINCTIVE HAIR STYLING CALL.WE.5-0562 WE.5-2486 FREE MANICURE With Every Permanent (For 1 Week Only) eT Vn aa BEAUTY SALON 1347 Greene Ave.~ S \u2014Bermingham Photo 3 ; Podlog\u2019s PHARMACY in the Van Horne Shopping Centre FOR QUALITY LEATHER GOODS FOOT TREATMENT SALLY GOODFELLOW - M.S.S.Ch.Registered Chiropodist 9 game x s À * * WE.7-3916 DEEE LS Du Rr monthly swim winners a : * YMCA name monde-White, Robin Esmonde- White.Three Star, Peter Rhead, |.Anne McGregor; Four Star, Peter McCabe; Speed Swimmer, Peter McCabe.Coaches, Refs .are required for Westies\u2019 Hockey OLUNTEER Hockey coaches V are needed to help out the Westmount Recreation Department in its extensive program.Two coaches are required in the mosquito league (under 11 years of age).The games are played at Westmount Park Saturday mornings.One pee wee team is without a coach.The pee wees play one afternoon a week from 4-5 p.m.Referees are required in the pee wee, bantam and midget categories.Referees must be 14 years of age and over.They will be paid in accordance with their ability.Anyone interested, kindly contact John Garland, Westmount Recreation Department, WE.5- 6975 or drop in at the Westmount Athletic Grounds.Maisies exiend streak fo four Maisonneuve extended their unbeaten streak in the Military Fastball League Officers Section to four games when they downed Navy 10.3.In another game Mont - Royal defeated Montreal Regiment 12-10.Guy Riendeau and Claude Bas- tien combined their pitching talents for Maisonneuve's victory.Dick Dorais paced the winners at the plate with five hits in gix trips.Dick Bunyon was the loser.Gaston Proulx was the winning pitcher for Fusiliers and Marv Bergson the loser.Fusiliers Royal pe ie, RE 0 RDN RT TRE NRA ane © Tn ie rs So EN pa Free a a a ee aa a we ll ell a TT af ave EE J the certificate presented to Jim (Hap) Holland, of the NDG and Verdun football teams.Left to right: George Bossy, paddling ;-Hap Holland, Buddy Atchi- ; à son, outstanding athlete of 1957 with Maurice LR (Rocket) Richard; Joey Richman, basketball and À Cameron Grout, swimming.\u2014Ed Bermingham Photo ( a aT an an a nen a Ta eT Ta a ee a eo ee a BUDAPEST, VIENNA, ROME, PARIS, LONDON, NEW YORK .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 is exclusively hand-tailored.My 30 years Continental experience guarantees you complete satisfaction.Once you try my tailoring service you will see that this is no mere talk but real fact that speaks for itself.Yours faithfully, J.SEREGHY SAXON'S HAND-TAILORING 2065 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST.WE.3-8088 Evenings .WE.7-5844 aaa na ne a a ee \"ae a nae anne\" Tea MORE PEOPLE Distilled in Canade and Distributed by The House of Seagrem FI Md Ge TRB A BE \u2014 .na 20 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, December 8, 1957 Cameron Grout under McGill colors sets swimmimg record + The Westmount boy, Cameron \u2018covered the distance in 1.14.4.* \u2014 Grout, who is now attending Mc- Twenty minutes earlier he Gill College launched the Red- stunned the full house when he men colors at the Davis YMHA edged Canadian champion Jac- FREE DELIVERY - rhs swim meet.ques Corbeil .of Palestre Na- Cameron slashed seven-tenths tionale, in a 100-yards free style of à second from the Canadian thriller.record for 200-yards butterfly Concordia's Gilles Pelletier, a tee RTE covering the eight lap course at Davis YMHA in 2:20.4.The occasion was an open Quebec Section meet, which attracted close to 100 competitors on a 22 event .card.Cameron's feat was most impressive since he handily whipped the former record-holder, husky 14-year-old, won three events in the boys under 15- years of age division, winning the 50-free, 50-butterfly and 50- back, Lorne Jacobs of the Davis team won the 100-yards butterfly in 1.04.4, three-tenths of a second behind the National re- DE.3541 FAST SERVICE © Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Daily.© Groceries and 0 res Sara Peter Rutherford in the race, cord.Rutherford was also swimming Madeline Sevigny of Concordia under McGill colors, though he ang MAAA's Margo Wray were imported Delicacies.snappy time of 53.3.Another outstanding performer, was Steve Rabigovitch of the host Davis squad.Steve established a provincial record for 100-yards breast stroke when he O\u2019Meara, right, former sports editor of The Montreal à Star, a resident of Notre Dame de Grace was * presented with a plaque which he holds, by H.S.: (Bud) Weiser, toastmaster of the Montreal Sportsmen\u2019s Association, who honored Mr.O'Meara.Farnham wins over YMCA fencers planning gd had set the record of 2:21.4 while outstanding performers in the TIONA .by! 4e en racing for YMCA, women races, each scoring double ¢00D SHo» or ; ii Es ° Rutherford was never in CON- wins, fi | Ly! .A tention in this one as Grout Miss Sevigny won the 50-yard \u201cThe Home of Fine Foods\" | Coa ir raced to the lead in the first lap frée for girls under 15 and then'| 4865 Sherbrooke St.West à AE | ui with his smooth double - stroke came back to win the 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