The Westmount examiner, 7 novembre 1958, vendredi 7 novembre 1958

[" I Policedeparimentgets radar speed check sef A new phase in the development of the City\u2019s efforts to control imprudent driving and make the streets safer for pedestrian -and motorist alike was embarked on by Council, Monday night, when it was decided to purchase a complete radar traffic control unit.1 The equipment will be similar ¥\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 to that which has been in operation in Toronto since 1956 and an officer from Westmount Police Department has just returned from making a complete study of the methods used in the radar gection of the Toronto Metropolitan Police Department.His report reveals that Toronto now has 16 radar speed checking sets in operation, 13 hours a day, 7 days a week, and although a declining accident rate there since 1956 cannot be entirely attributed to the use of radar, it is believed the equipment has helped ease the number of accidents.The equipment can be operated from a motor vehicle or by one man on foot and is mobile enough to he set up in practically any location on the City streets.As was the practice in Toronto, warning will be given to the public before operation begins.Explanations can also be given to offenders at the time a speeding ticket is issued and they can be shown the recorded evidence of their infraction.CAR STRIKES BOY ON WESTERN AVE.A 7 year-old boy was taken by police car to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital after he had been knocked down in a street accident near his Victoria avenue home, Monday.The driver of the\u2019 car, Leon Pronovost, 47, 81 Phillippe street, St.Vincent de Paul, told police that as he was proceeding along Western avenue the boy, Murray Millett, 316 Victoria avenue ran onto the street and though he was driving slowly was unable to stop in time from hitting the boy.The boy told police he was on his way home but saw some friends having a scrap and ran back to join in.Young Millett received back injuries and was detained in hospital as a precautionary measure for X-ray examination.He was later released.An Editorial : How do you remember?REMEMBRANCE takes many forms.It depends upon who remembers.Some even would prefer to forget.Tuesday Canada, as it has for 40 years, will pause in its ever lengthening strides to mark that Armistice Day of Nov.11, 1918, which ended the First World War \u2014 an armistice all too short- lived, which led on to a second global conflict, to Korea, to lesser crises of arms, to the uncertainties of cold war and the atomic age.We now call Nov.11 Remembrance Day.It will endure as such.It embraces so many more unhappy memories garnered since 1914-18.* * + To the grizzled veterans of that First debacle, their ranks now thinning ever faster with the marching years, Tuesday's remembrance probably is most significant.These men knew war in its filthiest, most miserable form of modern times.They can: never forget.Those widowed by Korea, on the other hand, will have the most vivid memories.Life goes on | for them with all too fresh recollections of loved ones lost in our nations first real armed encounter with communism, which may not be our last.And there are the parents and the children of that generation which went into the battles on land, sea and air from 1939 to 1945 whose memories are far from dulled by the nearly two decades which have passed since the start of the Second World War.Those parents must ponder what those sons, -who now would have been in the prime of life, would be today.Those children, born into the world of Hitler, Mussolini and Tojo but too young to know it, are youths and young adults now who can appreciate that the fathers taken from them then sacrificed not only their own lives but an essential and Joyful part of their growing children\u2019s very existence, An aching void is the remembrance here, + * + In this city and this country remembrance will take many forms.For some, it even will be a shrugged \u201cSo what!\u201d We may be on the threshold of some new and terrible form of war for which there will be no remembrance, It may serve us well to remember, this Remembrance Day, war\u2019s sorrows as deeply as we can.It VOL.XXIX, No.45 =x printing\u201d.Here he is seen SGT-DETECTIVE William Wylie of the Westmount Police Department spoke to the Lions Club of Verdun Monday on \u201cFinger- explaining the WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1958 SIXTEEN PAGES system to Les Thomas, advertising manager of The Guardian and President Terry Ash- ford of the Verdun Lions.Fingerprinting explained by Det.-Sgt.Wylie The mysteries of fingerprinting were explained to members of the Verdun Lions Club Tuesday evening at their regular bi-monthly meeting held in the Legion Hall.The speaker, an ex- periencad criminologist, was Sgt.Detective William Wylie of the Westmount Police Department who has spent many years in the study and application of fingerprinting in the detection of crime and.the apprehending of criminals.President Terry Ashford introduced the speaker to the gathering veviewinz his enviable | record in police circles.Fingarnrints, said the speaker never change from birth to death and for a long time after.He explained tnat the discovery of their unique characteristics was first made by the Chinese and later developed by scientific observers in and Great Britain.France Sgt.Detective Wylie further enlightened his listeners with informative charts which showed the prints enlarged to enormous proportions.He also had the members examine tell-tale fingerprints with microscopes which they had made by simply ricking up a glass.Full credit to the RCMP was given as having one of the finest collection of fingerprints in- the world, and within the matter of a few minutes could identify any person if their prints were on file.Fingerprinting, he said, was one of the safest means of positive identification and today may help us to find a way to prevent the next.1 \u2014J.W.S.were also being used in civilian life to advantage.Examiner weatherman appointed city\u2019s consultant The Examiner Weatherman has done it again! Only this time it was an event in the weather world which he did not predict .Ot at least not in public.Captain Eric Neal, man for Canadair and for the Examiner Publishing Company for the last two years, was appointed last week as Weather consultant Lo the City of Montreal.weather- His part-time duties will include long range forecasts, his specialty.Lo enable the city to explain which cycle, my secret will be out\u201d.He started in the weather business over 25 years ago.Working with the Canadian Airways as a maintenance engineer, he saw the problems caused by inadequate weather information and decided to do somethine about it.At that time there were no have their snow-fighting equipment ready for big storms at least a week in advance.\"Now they'll have their plows and men ready when the snow arrives\u201d, says Captain Neal, which should help get the streets faster.cleared The two regular city weather services, The Public Weather Service at Dorval and th- Weather Engineering Inc, give immediate forecasts, he says .weather schools or courses, and what's happening today or to0- pe worked out his own system morrow, and his work will he by studying Canadian supplementary to theirs.weather statistics from as lar Asked how he is able to back as 1850.\u201cA pioneer can't predict long-range weather coun- take courses\u201d, says Captain Weal, ditions so accurately, Captain \u201che makes them\u201d.Neal says he uses \u201ctwo correct- He predicts 20 inches mors ing cycles\u201d, but he adds \u201cif I snow this winter than last.Next week\u2019s weather CAPTAIN ERIC NEAL By ERIC NEAL 8 to 15 Bright, cold and windy with some mist and only occasional drizzle or light flurries.A cold snap from the west is moving our way.Temperature range 5-35°F in the south, and 0-30°F in the north this week, with 35 hours of sunshine to warm tue afteraoons., November Pleasant, clear and quite cold in the middle of the week, with widely scattered cold rains or flurries, then much mitde Heavy snows in the north, the southern counties and Vermoat would he normal at this time, Sunny periods, fog, mists and more snow to end the week for many regions.Ronds icy.vet my ae 1 ct ia ie die EER rt fen eee erie ES à ÈS x.4 Em Rn Br attr gf 1 A 7 A r 4 ¥ : 2 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 7, 1958 TH 1 S WwW E EK A N D N EXT AT SSIS SAILS ISIS ISLS ILIA SASS TA e eo NULL III LILAS US SIMS Son Banquet and the Fifth Annual! Mother and Daughter Banquet of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club of Westmount will be held as speci- fi conjunction Sports Award Night.of the year must be made prior to Saturday, November 15ta1, so that catering arrangements can be properly completed.As seating accommodations are limited, parents u Unity Boy\u2019s Club | 1090 GREENE AVE.A PROJECT OF WESTMOUNT ROTARY CLUB LLL PT IY, - ce o> e SSII SIMMISAI LS VIS VLS SI SIA II IA By M eur.M 3 r FATHER AND SON BANQUET PLACE: Unity Boys\u2019 Club.DATE: Tuesday, November 18th, 1958.TIME: 6.30 p.m.sharp.MOTHER AND DAUGHTER BANQUET PLACE: Unity Boys\u2019 Club.DATE: Wednesday, November 19th, 1958.TIME: 6.30 p.m.sharp.The Sixth Annual! Father and To help defray costs of catering.etc.a small charge has been levied; however, a family with more than one boy has financial responsibility for omly one boy, because the others are individually sponsored by members of the Westmount Rotary Club.Similarly, sponsors ar2 available for fatherless boys or boys whose fathers may be at work at the time of the Banquet.The same policies are in effec: for the Girls\u2019 Banquet \u2014 in this case.Rotarians wives act as the Sponsors.As in previous years, the head table guests will include top personalities from the World of Sport.It is expected that the Montreal Canadiens«&jil] be represented and also members of the Montreal Alouettes Football ed above and will be held in with the Club's Reservations for the big event and their children are rged to reserve early.SWISS WATCH REPAIR EXPERT RLASONABLE RATES es W.FRIEDRICH Master Watchmaker 1316 GREENE AVE.{Next to Post Office) WE.7-1855 one of his top wrestling stars.Mayor Bruneau of Westmount will also be an honored guest.Russ Taylor of CFCF will return for his sixth consecutive vear to conduct interviews with the sports celebrities.Gordon WESTMOUNT TAILOR and VALET SERVICE C.CYNAMON Ladies\u2019 and Gent's High Class Tailor SUITS and COATS made to order from our or your own material at mederate prices.We do every kind of Tailoring\u2014Alterations, Remodelling and Repairs.QUALITY GUARANTEED BY EXPERT HANDS PROMPT SERVICE 4255 St.Catherine St.West WE.3-2672 FOR BEST SERVICE Work Guaranteed Medomisg | Equipped Truck FREE ESTIMATES CONSULT AN EXPERT FOR EACH JOB ROOFING - PLUMBING - HEATING VENTILATION - GAS BURNERS ® Day & Night Service LEO FALARDEAU 3955 ST.JAMES STREET WEST WE.5-2595 WE.3-2432 Team.Eddie Quinn.Montreal\u2019s; | Wrestling Chief will send along | Obitvaries FRANK FORTIER Final tribute was paid Monday to Frank Fortier, district passenger agent for the Canadian Pacific Railway in Montreal.Mr.Fortier, 49, died Thursday, October 30, at his home after a lengthy ilMmess.Funeral services OPENING DINNER meeting of Temple Emanu-El Brotherhood with the guest of honer The Hon.Lionel Chevrier, M.P,, Monday.(Left to right): MARK STEIN, 3rd vice-president; ABRAHAM IZENBERG, 2nd vice-president; RABBI DR.HARRY J.STERN: HON.LIONEL CHEVRIER, M.P.; IRVIN GERTSMAN, president; ALEX CARSLEY, 1st vice-president; were held .at St.Leon Church, Westmount.7 Born and educated in Quebec City, Mr.Fortier joined the Canadian Pacific Raiiway there as a stenographer in 1925.In 1940 he became general agent at Quebzc, and in 1944 he was appointed district passenger agent in Moni- real.He was a member of the Montreal Chamber of Commerce and The Richelieu Club, Mr.Fortier is survived hy his wife, the former Marthe Rioux, a daughter Marie, three sons, Yves, Andre, and Louis, his parents, Dr.and Mrs.Massue Fo!- tier, two brothers, Massue For- tier of Montreal and Taschereau Fortier of Quebec and two sisters, Mrs.Theo Deschenes of Quebec and Mrs.Lik Zoltveny of Montreal.: FRANK DEAKINS Funeral services were held Friday, Nov.7, in Gulph Mills, Penn., for Frank R.Ceakins 10 Rosemount avenue, chairman of the board, RCA Victor Company, Ltd.Mr.Deakins died Nov.4, a\u2019 the home of his son in Valley Forge, Penn.Mr.Deakins, who came to RCA Victor in Canada in 1932.was appointed vice-president of that organization in 1944, and in Sept.1956, became chairman of th: hoard.He was a past president of the Electronic Industries Association, and a member of the St.James Club, the Royal Montreal Golf Club, and the Seignory Club.Previous to coming to this city.Mr.Deakins was with the Rario Corporation of America for a number of years.He was born in Jasper.and received his educaion at the Alabama Polytechnique Institute (BS).Mr.Deakins is survived by his wife, Mrs.Eleanor Deakins, a daughter, Janet, and two sons, James and Douglas.Sinclair.also of CFCF has beeu invited.The Banquel agenda will include: dinner, sing-song, entertainment, and the distribution of crests and trophies.HALLOWE'EN PARTIES WELL ATTENDED Nearly 300 boys and girls tooit part in the Club\u2019s three special Hallowe'en parties last Friday.Games, story telling, a movie and a Masquerade Party Dance was included in the program.Each youngster received candies and apples and prizes were distributed for best and comical costumes and for the special games conducted.The prize winners were: Ilma Suman (Dutch Girl); Brian Vaux (Casper the Ghost); Nicolle Lefebvre (Ballerina): Frank Ansell (Hobo): Helen Driver (South Seas Girl); (Continued on Page 13) MAXWELL E.HOCHMITZ, hon.president.Sarto Fournier plays host fo Rotary December 3rd Sarto Fournier will be the guest of honor and the City of Montreal will tender a cocktail party, on the occasion of Westmount Rotary Club\u2019s Ladies\u2019 Night, to be held at the Chateau de Ramezay on Wednesday, December 3rd.This was the main item to emerge from the club's weekly meeting, Wednesday, when, under the chairmanship of Frank Sharpe, Director in Charge of Club Service activities, a program was presented outlining some of the future projects.Slated as speaker for this special occasion is Edgar Andrew Collard, Editor of the Montreal Gazette, L.J.Stuart, chairman of the Fellowship Committee said.Additional events proposed for this year and next include a special lunch on December 30, + Family Day at Easter- time and a curling bonspiel sometime in January, further details to be announced as the time for each approaches.Some time was taken by W.F.Close, chairman of the Informa- x tion Committee.to explain to | members what he thought should be the guiding principles in the seleclion of possible members for the club.Since Rotary operated on a system of trade or professional classification he felt it was wrong to make promises to a prospective member then tell him that he could not be accepted because his classification was filled.ROSEDALE EDGAR A.WRAY Funeral Chapel WURLITZER ORGAN 4911 COTE DES NEIGES RD.South of Queen Mary at Decelles RE.1-6868 He said that sufficient information should be imparted to make a prospect realize what was expected of him in the way eof attendance and participation in the club's activities and that any illusions he might have that a Retary Club was solely a place for making business contacts should be quickly dissolved.Cyril Dendy, who heads the program committee, commented that members ought to make their .wishes known about the kind of speaker they wanted to hear.He thought that Montreal and the club itself offered a good deal of talent which could be drawn on to provide talks on topical and interesting subjects.UR beautifully decorated chapel comfortably accommodates two hundred and eighty persons for the memorial service, DA Tolling PA NUNNS AP wiltiAMS $610 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST AAAS = bi Sao a \u2014 mu re \u2014 EXPERT ART RES:ORERS © UPHOLSTERERS * Restoration MULLINS ANTIQUES 1317 GREENE AVE.\u2014 WE.5.3894 * ANTIQUES BOUGHT and SOLD Antique Furniture Furnituie Repairs of all types voL.XXIX, No.45 \u2018 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBIR c= ° IT vmniner ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS OHMAN'S YE.3-4046 5 Certified Watchmakers JEWELLERS 1216 Greene: Ave.7, 1958 CREAK NO MORE, MY LADY \u2014 Physical Instructress Alice Crosby seems to be saying as she puts Mrs.Jean Graul through some knee-bend exercises at the Westmount YMCA Women's Keep Fit Class.Looking on is sure they keep in shape.a group of Westmount ladies who are taking time out, Tuesdays and Thursdays, to make \u2014Acme-Hartison Fhoto 3 car \u2018smash at Wood - Western A three-car collision occurred, at Wood and Western avenues, Sunday.when the driver of one of the cars apparently failed Lo see the stop sign before entering the intersection.The car driven by Georges Bourque 40, of Plessis Ville, collided with another car driven by Pierre Giroux, 20, 3 Girouard avenue Dorval, as the latter was proceeding west along Western.The force of the collision threw Giroux into the path of another car driven by J.J.Lafrancois, 41, 3571 Vendome, Montreal who was proceeding east on Western.A passenger in the first car, Gisele Camire, 21, of Plessis Ville, received a cut on the left knee.She was taken to Montreal General Hospital by radio car 17 for First Aid treatment.We have received a shipment of genuine English and Scotch TWISTS, TWEEDS, LAMBS' WOOL, WORSTEDS, REVERSIBLE TWISTS and MOHAIRS of highest quality.in All Shades and Patterns.Ladies\u2019 and Gent's SUITS & COATS MADE-TO-MEASURE IN ONE WEEK Customers or our own material made up.® REPAIRING © REMODELLING © REFITTING QUICK SERVICE r.L.SILVER LADIES\u2019 & GENT'S TAILOR (Downstairs) 1235 Greene Ave.Westmount YMCA classes keep everyone ship-shape Thirty Westmount ladies are taking time out twice a week to visit the local branch of the YMCA where they are greeted by Miss Nellie De Vos who puts them through a series of exercises aimed at loosening.a few stiff Council OK'\u2019s library pians City Council has approved the final pla = and specifications for the new additions to the Municipal Library and alterations to the present building with oniy minor amendments.The plans will be submitted for tender in the near future.City sponsors service Surday The annual service, sponsored by the City of Westmount, to commemorate the fallen of both Worid Wars will take place on Sunday at the War Memorial beginning &t 2:30 p.m.The service will be conducted by Captain Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe, Chaplain, The Royal Montreal Regiment.Music will be played by the Regimental Bandi.Mayor Sidney Bruneau will take the salute for the march past at the saluting base at the intersection of Cote Saint Antoine road (North Side) and Stanton street.He will be accompanied by high-ranking officers of the three Armed Services.Among the units expected to take part in the march past will be HMCS Donnacona, The Royal Montreal Regiment, 3rd Field Engineering Regiment RCE CA (M), No.11 Signal Regiment, RCCS, No.1 West Montreal Air Cadets and No.306 (Maple Leaf) Wing.RCAF Association.Wreaths will be laid at the (Continued on page 5) ACME PHOTO we carry a tere selection of cameras, projectors, light bars and meters, etc., etc.Why not use our lay-away plan for a photographic Christmas.No interest or carrying charges FOR SERVICE & COURTESY | WE.2-6633 joints and finding some unused muscles.Classes are held Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 10 a.m.to midday.After the exercise period the ladies go to the pool for a recreational swim and lessons are available there if required.Those not interested in swimming can remain in the gym for badminton.To make the course a little more interesting an attendance prize will be handed out at Skiing school starts soon It won't be long now before the snowy mantel of winter will?be covering the mountains and hills in the environs of Montreal.But yet, even before the fluffy white stuff comes swirling down to blanket the bleak late autumn landscape, the West- mount Y\u2019s Ski School will have gotten the jump on Old Man Winter with their first class.Wednesday evening, November 12th will see the first gathering of the skiing fraternity at the Westmount Y at seven o'clock, Mr.Jack Holland of St.Mar- garets will be the instructor.Applications have already started to filter in and, if the present trend keeps up, the course should be filled up by the opening date.Mr.Holland has anounced that enthusiasts won't need any equipment for the initial lesson ag the evening will feature instructional films and discussions concerning the proper equipment required for the Foy sport.Christmas and with four ladies leading in an attendance record 4 of eight days out of a possible nine, the race is a close one at the moment.Following the visit of Dr.Cureton, the noted expert on* physical fitness, to the Central Branch of the YMCA, it is expected a good turn out will be the rule at the Men's Keep Fit Classes.To help remedy the report that men start to decline physically at the early age of twenty-six this class will be held on Tuesdays from 7 to 8 p.m.and it is hoped that local men will make use of them.As Dr.Cureton said \u201cA man VISIT ACME 4123 St.Catherine St.W.WE.2-5709 \"Your Camera Will Make Your Memories Live Forever\u2019 Architects are Durnford Bolton, Chadwick and Ellwood.who says he hasn't time left for exercise will soon find out he hasn't time left for anything.\u201d AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT THIS FALL! PARKING SPACE AVAILABLE NOW Reserve Now For Dead Storage Day or Night Yearly Contracts \u2014 Reasonable Rates VICTORIA AVE.GARAGE OPERATED BY GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC, 370 Victoria Avenue (Just below Sherbrooke) HU.6-0767 4A YA YAY A YAY 4 e TRADE-IN GIRARD WOU OUEFI OFT OUNEFOATF OFF THE BEST SELECTION IN TOWN ALL PRIVATELY OWNED CARS .CHRYSLER LLL -PLYMOUTH _ CL Ÿ 95748) AE 372 VICTORIA AVE WESTMOUNT .MONTREAL'S OLDEST: DEALER - AV AV AY LV AV oV 4 V VV 4 V Rf AFA TFA IVINS OTTO IAN ITY IIA FN and TERMS ACCEPTED eo AUTOMOBILE INC.QO OG OUT OI OUT OUFT OUI CNET OUIIN \u2018 Norma Sins «pige ss, some ce meme TREN) 7) .Pa - John W.Sancton Publisher Tracy S.Ludington, Editor THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount Friday, November 7, 1958 .THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2185 Hampton Ave., Montreal HUnter 1-2771* Hugh E.McCormick President Anthony Patterson, News Editor Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager The Examiner aims to be an independent, clean newspaper fo.the home, cevoted to public service, Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year; $1.00 half year.Authorized as Znd Class Mail.Post Office Dept.Ottawa.WE SAY YOU sAY Cycle is safe for one rider MANY years ago some bright mind came up with the idea that two wheels, joined tandem style by a connecting bar, would make a good vehicle.The first to use it jabbed the ground with his feet, in the same fashion as is employed to propel a baby\u2019s walker.Soon another bright mind conceived the plan to connect a pedal-moti- vated small wheel turned by footwork which would cause the hind wheel to roll.The front wheel became governed by a handle-bar.Then came more additions \u2014 basket, bell lamp, reflectors, fox- tails, ribbons, rearview mirrors.The contraption was originally designed for one rider.It was a comparatively safe means of locomotion, However, when a passenger was added, the driver found himself most frequently in for trouble, and in some areas was breaking the law.Children are killed and crippled every year, rid- inr two to a bicycle-built- for-one.Riding no hands really isn't clever \u2014 it's criminally dangerous.Hanging on to a truck while riding a bike is another form of suicide.So is rid- ja two and three abreast in traffic.Even when not in motion the bicycle can be dangerous.If the voung rider lets it fall across the sidewalk when he delivers parcels, peonle may fall over it.People havebeen struck by bicycles and killed.If parents, teachers, employers of bicycling voungsters will emphasize the dangerous possibilities of careless riding and narking of the machine, the bike may yet be pre- \u201cerved as a safe one- \u201cerson vehicle.Despite the song \u2018Daisy\u2019 the one-seat bicycle just isn't built for THEY Objects to apartments Sir: Permission has been requested to build an apartment house on Stanton avenue opposite Westmount Fire Station.I object to permission being granted for the following reasons:- 1) Because there is no parking on Stanton avenue or Cote-St.Antoine road.Thorn- hill avenue will have to bear the casual and delivery parking for the apartment house.We experience jammed parking on Sunday mornings and are often unable to get our cars out of the drives.2( The apartment house's incinerators, on a level with Thornhill avenue, will loose dirt and smut into our windows.: 3) Thornhill avenue is :on- ed for houses only.An apartment house only a few yards away, overlooking Thornhill and using its facilities, will depress property values.4) The site is unattractive and noisy.Fire engines go out from the fire station at all hours of the day and night.On three sides of the apartment house the windows will look out onto walls.The front, with no parking, will face the fire-station and the yards where park-benches are painted, derelict cars dumped, police cars re-fueled, and the fire-fighting equipment is tested.Can apartments in such\u2019a site be rented economically?Yours truly.Mrs.David Wanklyn.Rink projects Sir: 1 enclose a copy of 4 very good letter by the Hamp- stead Municipal Association.(Editor's Note: The Hamp- stead letter, sent to all residents of that Town, outlines a project for a municipal covered artificial ice rink and invites them to a citizens\u2019 meel- ing to discuss it.The meeting was held in mid-Septem- ber and saw a record turnout.The plan was provisionai!v endorsed.) It occurred to me thal a comparison of the approach used by Hampstead and West- mount concerning the same problem would provide scope for an editorial now or at a later date.The cost factor.the fact that the Westmount Municipal Association declined to conven a general meeting.and the alderman of West.mount, declined a request for a public referendum all sums up a rather different aproach.The heading for the editorial would naturally be \u201cA Tale of Two Cities.\u201d This is just an idea in support of your excellent editorial work in conection with Westmount problems.John E.Donovan.SAY Conscience has no more to do with gallantry thon it has with politics.R.B.Sheridan Examiner Profile CD fraining chief we By CYNTHIA JONES A man who was once buried alive in \u2018debris for 96 hours during World War H on his own bomb-torn.Malta is the chief of operations and training in Montreal's new civil defence set-up announced last week.Major Henry Calleja (pronounced Calava) is a 35-year - old exuberant Maltese, a British subject of Spanish origin, with an adventurous background in war, whose black eyes glisten when he envisages a disaster of any kind hitting Montreal and posi- fireman available and our specially - trained wardens would be assigned to their individual tasks.\u201d Major Calleja, who graduated with distinction from the Civil Defence College at Arnprior which he attended in 1954 along with his wife who specialized in emergency feeding, said his job is to be prepared for gas, nuclear, biological, chemical and radiological warfare.\u201cI cannot afford to speculate what the enemy might do,\u201d he said.\u201cMy duty is to bave plans ready for the co-ordinator so that he is able to meet every kind of disaster that might occur in the city from a bucket of rain to a hydrogen bomb.If it should happen in the teeth of a hurricane that he gets word of an attack we must be Major Henry Calleja tively gleam when he contemplates a wholesale evacuation of the island\u2019s population by a fleet on the mighty St.Lawrence.\u201cMy new job is a full-time one and I have resigned from La Patrie's advertising department,\u201d said Major Calleja during an interview in his apartment on Decelles avenue.\u201cAs chief of operations I must implement the policy as dictated by the co-ordina- tor Major Maurice St.Pierre, the xing pin, and my task is a technicai and tactical one associated with any type of disaster \u2014 gas explosion, any large hurricane or fire.For instance if a plane landed on a department store at noon during the Christmas season it woula leave a hell of a hole Lut not wreck it.\u201cIf it knocked out the elevators it would involve 5,000 people inside the store and 2,000 people on St.Catherine street.Many people would suffer from broken glass and from shock.This disaster woutd he a civil defence operation.We would commandeer every vehicle at hand, every policeman and every ready to move in face of that hurricane.\u201d With Mrs.R.L.Pineo, the new planning officer, Major Calleja is now work.ng out of the temporary civil defence headquarters on Botrel avenue in Notre Dame de Grace just above the police station.\u201cI believe we are the youngest team in the country,\u201d said Major Calleja.\u201cIt's a young man's job because you need staying power and a dedicated spirit.\u2019 (There is no doubt whatever about the major's zeal and earnestness for his formidable task) Major Calleja envisages a civil defence army of 150,000 volunteers in the city.The training of leaders probably will begin soon and includes a first-aid course and a course at Arnprior in any of the following classifications: heavy and light rescue, wardens, auxiliary police, auxiliary fire services, medical, communications, welfare (refugee registration, emergency feeding, clothing and rehahilitation) chaplains, first aid and inland water patrol.- Major Calleja thinks the latter topic \u2014 inland water ll prepared patrol \u2014 is a vital one for Montreal \u201cOur huge river is a critical area where up 10 200,000 people could be evacuated in event of attack,\u201d he said.\u201cMy job is to be sure to have trained leaders at the disposal of the coordinator and to become a leader one must go to Arn- prior, Civil defence can't save people, it can only lead them.Our duty is to teach them, not to die, but to survive and the public must have as much faith in us as we have confidence in them\u201d A student of world at- fairs, a political \u2018 analyst, writer and broadcaster and fighter against Communist subversion, Major Calleja came to Canada from Malta in 1951 and was later appointed chief rescue officer in the former CD set up here.His first job in Canada was news ¢commentator for CJAD and in the two years he was there he claims to have made world political predictions which have since come true.For a time he acted as assistant circulation manager for The Ensign and did a five month stint as a film editor for CBMT and CBFT.Three years ago he joined the staff of La Patrie.The luving father of two children, Diana, 24, and Eric, eight months, Major Calleja is married to the former Margot Wagener, a Luxembourg girl who came to Canada before him and persuaded her future husband to settle for Canada rather than Africa.Major Calleja was born in Malta in 1923 and matriculated from St.Edward's School there.At the age of 16 he graduated from Sand- hurst in England as a second lieutenant and returned to Malta to join up just before the outhreak of war.Then the long siege of Malta began Major Calleja returned to England for glider pilot and paratroop courses and then found himself a lieutenant in the Western desert in North Africa fighting with The Eighth Army.He wag hospitalized with a wound in his leg for three months and was then shipped to East Africa as a captain with the King's African Rifles.He participated in the Sicily landings and later went to the Far East with the 11th East African division.In 1944 he was sent to the Pacific Theatre as 2 liaison officer with the Americans.When the war ended he was shipped back to England and then to Germany where he served with the occupation forces in Berlin.He resigned from the Army in 1950 and went home to Malta to serve a year with the police.Five foot 1045, weighing 158 pounds, Major Calleja was once an amateur racing driver Lut now his hobbies are photography and cooking which are more compatible with lis new-found domesticity.Major Calleja speaks five languages \u2014 French, English, Italian, Arabic and Swahili \u2014 and is an associate fellow of the Institute of Civil Defence in London, a life member of the Malta Civil Defence Officer's Association, a holder of both the Royal Life Saving Society and the St.John Ambulance Association certificates, a member of the International Rescue and First Aid Association.His motto?\u201cTo be prepared every minute.\u201d w ©.or an Md Ca no ind ha Ro A, ald he Co Li B\u201d _ \u2014\u2014PP }\" WET TF = Ww wf ow Foes ba TA TT ow wm ew TW Vy WwW 9% = vw WE == EE Pearkes to speak at RMR dinner Defence Minister George R.Pearkes will be the guest of honor and principal speaker at the annual mess dinner of the Royal Montreal Regiment at their Saint Catherine street Armory tonight.The Commanding Officer, Lt- Col.Taylor Kennedy, has an- pounced that other guests will include Maj.Gen.J.M.Rocking- ham, GOC Quebec Command; A.Ross Webster, MP; andd Mayor A.S.Bruneau.Senior ex-officers of the RMR also attending include Maj.Gen.C.B.Price; Brig.G.V.Whitehead, Honorary Colonel and Lt.Col.J.A.Calder, Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel.EXAM Calvary Church WMS Calvary WMS will hold its meeting in the church parlors on Wednesday, November 12, at 8 p.m.The conveners will be Miss G.Watson and Miss E.Shepherd, and the speaker for the evening will be Mr.T.Blythe, Director of Recreation, Verdun Protestant Hospital.All members and friends are cordially invited.Eventide WA The Women's Auxiliary of Eventide Home of the Salvation Army will meet Thursday, November 13, at 2 p.m.in the Assembly Hall of the Home, 7488 Upper Lachine road.Mrs.Hul- bert R.Schurman will be in the chair.HAVE YOU AN INVENTORY AND VALUATION OF THE CONTENTS OF YOUR HOME?IF NOT, correct this NOW by calling: W.CLIFFORD KEARNS at HUnter 4-5882 A competent Yaluator of over 30 years experience in both Antique and modern furnishings will attend to necessary details.ptits ie BOXER DOGS: These fine specimens, owned by Mr.and Mrs.B.Stevens, 322 Roslyn avenue, won prizes at the recent Dog Show at the Show Mart.Left, is Glen Echo Baron Bob, 6 months, 1st Junior Boxer puppy, and right, is Alexander von Oldenburg, 3 years, who won 1st prize in the Canadian Bred Class.-\u2014\u2014Acme-Harrison Photo Musical \u2014 Sharps, Flats & Naturals * hk Ak * * * x x Kk * - by Frances Goltman A GERMAN FESTIVAL CULTURE IN MONTREAL abounds in every art.Our cosmopolitan city is now a goal for more world famous recitalists, conductors, top notch painters and writers than former years and the second largest French speaking city in the world is considered in the same category as the important centres of European fame.Always adding to local prestige, a new venture which embodies eight nationalities is this Montreal International Theatre.The German Section of this* The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 7, 1958 5 City sponsors.(Continaed from Page 3) War Memorial on behalf of the City of Westmount, Westmount Municipal Association, West- mount Women's Club, School Commission for the Municipality of the City of Westmount, West- mount Rotary Club, Temple Em- manu-el and on behalf of private persons and military units.In the event of bad weather, the ceremony will take place as scheduled at the War Memorial but the military parade will be held in the Saint Catherine street Armory afterwards.\u201cY\" football dance Tomorrow, at 8:30 p.m.in Westmount YYMCA, Westmount Hi-Y is holding a big football dance in honor of the Victorious Westmount High School Team who are now the city football champions.Admission is fifty cents for nonmembers and one dollar drag.All the latest records will be spun and the dress ig informal.However, no slacks will be allowed.YOUR PHOTO DEALER WHERE YOU WILL EVENTUALLY BUY?RX, Vidor 9-8689 158 ST.PETER ST.MONTREAL wonderful undertaking has just concluded a Festival that took in theatre, chamber music, a piano recital, an afternoon of songs and poetry and an exhibition of painting.All the events took place in that cosy little theatre \u201cLa Poudriere\u201d in the heart of St.Helen's Island.I attended the last of eight performances of Gerhart Haup- mann\u2018s \u201cDer Biberpelz\u201d (The Beaver Coat)) in a polished demonstration of European thoroughness, the cast of 13 actors ATION 0 were well directed under the N AL guidance of Marie-Louise Holtz.The stars were Jo Kronemann #000 SHor and Fred Doederlein.I met these \u201cThe Home of Fine Foods\u201d two handsome people and the others at a reception in their 4865 Sherbrooke St.West honor and all the Other artists of (Near Victoria) the Festival at the home of the ALE & PORTER FREE DELIVERY HU.4-3541 FAST SERVICE © Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Daily.© Croceries and imported Delicacies.Going to EUROPE for CHRISTMAS er Planning a Cruise for this Fall .or Winter?Consult .Westmount International Travel Service : Roger L.Huysmans, manager Officially Appointed Agents For STEAMSHIPS and AIRLINES 4935 Sherbrooke St.W, HU.8-3941 [nn German Consul General, Dr.and Mrs.Gerhard Stahlberg.Although I do not speak German I understood the content of the play because there was a clear English synopsis in the program.(Is it not the same as attending opera in German or Italian ana being familiar with the story?) The settings were most attractive and were executed by artist Pierre L'Amare assisted hy Neil Shakerey.Mr.L'Amare came to Canada in 1951 and is connected with the Animation Departments of the National Film Board and the painting exhibition of this German Festival was a one-man show by the same gifted artist.An afternoon of Songs and Poetry was given last Sunday by contralto Louise Myette, raconteur and comedian Uriel Luft and pianist Guy Lafond.The Montreal String Quartet played a Beethoven program and the Festival ended with a piano recital by Count von Gessler, a first rank virtuoso who was a pupil of Wilhelm Kempff and Robert Teichmuller.The family ancestry dates back to the foremost aristocracy of Germany.I chatted with this famed pianist, a tall thin man who is so well known throughout Europe and was sorry not to have heen ahie to hear his recital of Bach, Mozart, Haydn, Liszt and Schubert on Monday night due to another committment.Great credit must be given to the Directrice of the Montreal International Theatre, Madame Jeannine Beaubien, for the ef- feciency shown in all the events.This artistic venture makes us realize how much our city has progressed in cultural activity.Consuls from many countries {Continwed on page 13) Announcing \u2026.The Opening On Tuesday, Nov.11th, of HANS BARBER SHOP 4927 Sherbrooke St.West (Near Claremont) SPECIALIZING IN HAIRCUTS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS PROCLAMATION WHEREAS thousands of Canadians gave their lives in defence of our country and the democratic world in World Wars | and Hi and in Korea; and WHEREAS memory of their service and sacrifice is a source of inspiration to all citizens as our nation faces new difficulties and dangers; and WHEREAS this memory is kept ever bright by the annual wedring of memorial poppies in their honour and in honour of all other Canadians who died in war service; NOW, THEREFORE, |, A.Sydney Bruneau, Mayor of the City of Westmount, do hereby proclaim Saturday, November 8th, to be Poppy Day in the City of West- mount and urge that all citizens observe the day by wearing the memorial Poppy of the Canadian Legion.A.SYDNEY BRUNEAU, .Mayor athe = Ry wives ty tigen = an > Soe \u2018 GEORGE E.OLSEN recently i appointed a director of the § Advertising & Sales Assozia- : tion of Montreal.Mr.Olsen à resides at 4692 O'Bryan avenue, N.D.G.and is Sales Manager of A.O.Olsen & Co.| BEAUTY AND THE BEAST presented by the - CHILDREN'S THEATRE VICTORIA HALL Sct.Aflts., Pov.15.22 © \u2014\u2014 >» Tickets at Willis, cor.St.Catherine & Bishop or phone HUnier 4-6620.At left Garner H.Havers, general manager of the Sheraton-Mt.Royal, with Richard Ryan Jr.of the Richard and B.A.Ryan Construction Company, inspecting what will be an eak stump in the Hotel\u2019s new Kon-Tiki Polynesian restaurant soon to be comrleted.Steve Crane supervised the design, and the Ryan company is doing the contract work.Travel bureau celebrates appointment as agency ; manager of Westmount International Travel Service, | 4935 Sherbrooke street, played host to local represen- Last Thursday, Mr.Roger Huysmans, owner and tatives.of airline, steamship and bus companies at a cocktail party to celebrate the appointment of the travel bureau as their official agency in Westmount.as we ge DINING ® DANCING © ENTERTAINMENT As you lite ir By LAURENT PRICE : Certainly, Virginia! A few days ago we received a note from a girl named Virginia, And, as it has always been an old family custom (or curse) to read magazines and letters backwards, the young lady's pretty name \u2014 and Christmas a few scant weeks away \u2014 almost prompted us to emulate a famous editor of yesteryear and start off haphazardly with an answer something like: \u201cYes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus .\u201d : Restrained from such folly by Uncle Beauregard, who is prone to over-the-shoulder reading, we discovered by more exact perusal that all this damsel had on her mind was a well worded beef on the desirability of having contemporary escorts come closer to the habiliment standards set by girls on dining and dancing dates.Even to the point of putting in a strong plug for the dinner jacket\u2019s return to regular and proper use.Without too much prodding from Uncle Beauregard, who is a sucker for a black or white tie occasion, we agree.Too, and entirely on our own hook, we\u2019ll add thac lately we've observed girls \u2014 probably just like Virginia \u2014 dressed to resemble little dreams, out with some very sartorially sub-standard looking slobs .in smart places, as well.Which means money \u2014 or lack of it \u2014 was not the excuse, Our fairly recent perception, according to the department\u2019s elderly and correct relative, would have had harsher reactive tones had we viewed the situation a few years ago.Then conditions were really dreary.But, Uncle Beau informed us, the trend now is definitely towards better garmented swains.Within the foreseeable future, he continued, guys Mr.Huysmans, who is a Belgian by birth and who has resided in Canada for seven years, decided to use his vast travel experience in Europe by opening an agency in Montreal.His modest start in the business a few doors away from his present location potential of the west end of the city and to learn the interests and desires of the traveling public in Canada.As always, patience, willingness to learn, and a lot of hard work, has brought success.The facilities of the new and well appointed office and the two years ago gave him an op- * portunity to explore the travel ability of Mr.Huysmans to prepare itineraries ranging from a * weekend in New York to a trip PACKING © CRATING Mares JIE SHOUD, a | lar, service, assistance and ex- \\F HE'S FROM MORGAN STORAGE AND VAN LINES HE'S AN EXPERT, PERSONALIZED Mr.J.Middleton, Sales Rep.MOVING & STORAGE | LOCAL, LONG-DISTANCE, WORLD-WIDE © SHIPPING ¢ STORING Local and Long Distance Moving Export Packing and Shipping Business Executive Transfers Storage \u2014 all kinds including Office Records MORGAN STORAGE & VAN LINES LTD.442 Sherbrooke St.W., Montreal Agents for ALLIED VAN LINES \u2014 CANADA & U.S.A\u201d around the world will offer resi- i dents of the west end in particu- pert travel advice without cost.Travel agents derive their income from the transportation companies they represent.The valuable store of information ranging from where-to-go and what-to-see to weather conditions abroad and the world's best shopping buys could never be handled by the busy staffs of the transportation companies themselves.Therefore by appointing a well- ON STORAGE.versed and experienced travel agent to serve the public on their behalf, the transportation com | panies are doing their part in furthering better understanding , between peoples of different lands | by promoting travel.GUESTS Guests at the cocktail party which included local prominent businessmen were as follows:.\u2014 Mr.J.P.Agnieray.District Sales Mgr.and Mr.G.Gauvreau Sales Rep.AIR FRANCE; Mrs.D.Rowden, District Sales Rep.ALITALIA; Mr.C.Labelle, District Sales Mgr.and Mr.B.Mec- Dougald Sales Rep.BOAC: Mr.W.Lamonde, Sales Rep.CANADIAN PACIFIC AIRLINES; EASTERN AIRLINES; Mr.H.Schumacher.District Sales Mgr.and Mrs.O.Andrien, Sales Rep.LUFTHANSA\u2014 German Airlines Mr.H.J.Canvin, District Sales Mgr.NORTHEAST AIRLINES; Mr.R.Mayer, District Sales Mgr.SABENA \u2014 Belgian World Airlines; Mr.F.Hansen, Office Mgr.SAS\u2014Scandinavian Airlines System; Mr.P.Stocklin, District Sales Rep.SWISSAIR.Mr.R.Myers, General Passenger Agent, CANADIAN PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS; Mr.T.Barrow, Sales Rep., Mr.E.Williams and Mr.F.Leemans of THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP CC.; Mr.R.Le Ny, Passenger Traffic Mgr.FRENCH (Continued on page 13) Av.8.7211 looking like Fred Astaire or Cary Grant should be seen popping in and out of restaurants and supper clubs all over town, garbed in the right attire to set off their lovely eompanions decorously.It's also safe to assume enthusiastic assistance from clothing manufacturers and haberdashers in their merchandising and promotional efforts will hasten the day.So right back to 1939, say we, but without the boiled shirt front, please! Hope you feel better for all this assurance, Virginia.However, we'd like to interject one word of warning.If you had some particular boy in mind when you wrote, our advice is not to rush him on the dinner jacket if he\u2019s short of dough.Perhaps he has a nice blue suit?Or a grey one?You never can tell, young lady, in his pocket \u2014 among those measly dollars he's rustled up to ente.- tain you \u2014 may be his heart, People And Places Lovely Agnes Kendrick of the Wilmington, N.Y.Kendrick clan to Montreal for early Christmas shopping, dining at Fontaine de Trevi, Carl Steinhoff, owner of the ; ge.7 with this column beginning Dec.7, Sportsmen\u2019s Inn in the same resort town, here too for a week\u2019s vacation, lunching at Chiez Stien on Mackay street.NDG'\u2019s Tom Auburn a regular Thursday evening attraction for the young and older young at Piazza Tomasso.Mae Patterson, the blues singer with a bounce, and Art Roberts at : the piano holding forth at the Capri Hotel\u2019s Sea Isle AGNES KENDRICK Room a good bet.Gus Pro- the Thorncliffe at Rose- vencher, affable manager of mere, left the ranks of the benedicts to marry Madeleine Bourassa Oct.25.Al Alberts, Coral Recording star into Bellevue Casino Oct.7.Connie Marson, who handles the piano an a Hammond organ at Lindy's L'Elegant Room as if she invented them, is not only swell to look at but very, very nice to hear.That's all friends, except to remind you that we'll be reporting ski areas and resorts on another page along GUS PROVENCHER \u201cA Fea rir] m- Le has il le £- Assistant Chef Label, of the Alpine Inn, Ste.Marguerite \u2014 A LITTLE CORNER OF ITALY AT | opp\u201d \u2018AUTHENTIC ITALIAN CUISINE 1212 Peel Street Reservations QUEBEC UNi arsity 203 rue St Jern 61321 Tel.Que.4 7400 ATERING to the smart - flair for graceful living .You must dine tonight at the finest of restaurants .for here there is much to whet the appetite.Oontaine Tow \"a true Roman Restaurant\u201d Lasagna Verdi Pollo Alla Caccistora 6717 St.Hubert \u2014 CR.1-0955 Parking Just Around the Corner » WHY NOT DINE OUT TONIGHT ?Sections of the Ohio Canal, complete with locks and tow , paths, have been preserved in a | state park at Lockington, Ohio.* LUNCH from 1.25 DINNER from 1.75 e Licensed The DEAN of the + French Restaurants in Montreal .2-9139 1549 MocKay St.\"MAGIC TOM, ;.AUBURN Lot, 5STO8P.M.CLOSED UNT.L DEC.15th STE.MARCUERITE HIGHWAY STE.ADELE EN BAS .CA.9-4494 \"Every Thursday Night\" 8205 DECARIE BLVD.RESERVATIONS: RE.1-6417 The Cavelier Room @ e e HOTEL de LASALLE e | e PATTERSON jumping blues vocalist with the piono stylings \" of ART ROBERTS nightly \u2018in the SEA ISLE ROOM Luncheon Dinner Dancing Sunday Lobster Dinner RESERVATIONS ) UN.6-6492 FREE PARKING Relax IE Y IN MONTREAL'S SMARTEST ROOM igauite REG.WILSON ON * Musketeer MODERN SONG AND Room PIANO STYLINGS * Seafood Bor % Steak Bar FOR YOUR DANCING * Musketeer Bar PLEASURE * Dining Room THE MEET AT PERRY CARMEN e TRIO .SINCE 1861 indy: NEW CARLTON HOTEL & UN.6-3461 FREE PARKING PARK AVE.WINDSOR STREET AT ST.JOSEPH BOULEVARD With \u201cSEVEN\u201d SUPPORTING STARS and the MORO- LANDIS dancers plus i! fabulous production from Hollywood AT THE \u201cBellevue Casino | emo Diane Cb Ontario at Bleury \u2014 VI.5-3232 No minimum! No cover! Shows 10 and 12:30, Saturday 9, 11, 1.* The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 7, 1958 7 INDEX ENTERTAINMENT DINING © DANCING IN TOWN CAFE MARTIN, 1523 Mouatain Vi.9-7525 Seafood Bor Flamingo Room CHEZ J3TIEN, 1594 Mackay Street, Vi, 2-9139 DRURY'S RESTAURANT, 1082 Osborne, UN.6-5031 FONTAINE DE TREVI, 6717 St.Hubert, CR.1-0855 LA TOUR EIFFEL, 1422 Stanley, VI, 4-9525 LA SALLE HOTEL, 1240 Drummond, UN 56-6492 Le Pavillon The Cavalier Room Club Cafe LINDY'S RESTAURANT, L'Elegant Room, 4898 Park Avenue, CR.4-8464 NEW CARLTON HOTEL, 915 Windsor, UN.6-3461 Musketeer Room Sea Food Bar The Grill PIAZZA TOMASSO, 8205 Decorie, RE.1-2715 PEPPE'S RESTAURANT, 1212 Peel, UN.6-1321 RITZ CARLTON HOTEL, Sherbrooke St.West, PL.4212 The Oval! Room The Lounge The Mar'time Bar The Ritz Cofe RUBY FOOQ'S, 7815 Decarie RE.7-6533 CAFE ENTERTAINMENT BELLEVUE CASINO 375 Ontario West, Vi.5-3231 EL MOROCCO CAFE, Closse Street, WE.7-6139 OUT OF TOWN CHANTECLER Route 11, Ste.Lec Rond Room (Main Dining Room) Sun Terrace {Outdoor Luncheons) Cocorico ! Room (Lounge) CHATEL BOISE HOTEL Route 11, Ste.Adele Nord, CA.9-3754 The Rock Bor The Kerry Room FAISAN BLEU, Route 11A, St.Martin, MU.1.1637 MONT GABRIEL CLUB Route 11, Mont Gabriel, UN 1-1203 Adele-en-Haut MOUNT BALDY ROOM {Alpine lan).St.Marquerite's Station, UN.1-3258 NYMARK'S LODGE St.Sauveur des Monts, P.Q.(Top of the Mark) PIEDMONT COUNTRY LODGE (Chez Terzi) Highway 11, Piedmont, Que.QUIDI VIDI RESTAURANT, Ste.Marguerite Highway.Ste.Adele-en-Haut, CA.9-4494 VISTA ROOM (Laurentide Inn}, Ste.Agathe des Monts, (off Route 11) Le Bistro Room THORNCLIFFE RESTAURANT, Route 13, Rosemere, MU.13-0401 WIN-SUM INN, St.Sauveur des Monts, (off Route 11) CA.7-2624 Dog House Cocktail Lounge 6 8 ; 2 Rp ae pr 5 = Ta pb et ; | a\u2019 ¥ 34 y Eo v, La 8 The Westmount Exominer, Friday, November 7, 1958 UNITED ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH Westmount, .Que.ACote St.Antoine near Argyle Ave.) MINISTERS Rev.D.W.Grant, B.A., D.D.Rev, D.C.Searfoss, B.A, B.D.Mr.Eric Adams, Mus.Bac., A.R.C.M, - REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY 31:00 a.m.Dr, Grant, \u201cMEN THAT HAVE HAZARDED THEIR LIVES,\" 7:30 pa.Mr.Searfoss, \u201cBARREN BELIEF AND FRUITFUL FAITH.\u201d 10:06 a.m.Intermediate and Seniors.31:00 am.Crib Corner, Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary Junoir Classes, 8:45 p.m.Young People's Union.WESTMOUNT PARK- EMMANUEL Cor.Lansdowne & Western avenues Minister: REV.CALLUM THOMPSON, C.D.B.A., B.D.Director of Music: M., Wayne Riddell 31:00 a.m.Annual Remembrance Service.- Sermon: - \u201cWhat Shall We Remember?\u201d 730 p.m.\u2018Ordination of New Elders.Sermon: - \u2018Wanted - Assistant Shepherds.\u201d Special Music by Miss ! Maureen Wark, Contralto, prior to her leaving for studies in England.Church School and Infant Nursery at 11 a.m.DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd., and Lansdowne Ave, Ministers Rev.A.iloyd Smith.M.A., D.D.Rev.Eric A.Mecllwain, B.A., B.D.REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY 10:00 a.m.Intermediate and Senior School.31:00 a.m.Crib Corner.Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary and Junjor Departments.33:00 a.m.Dr.Lloyd Smith, \u201cWe Will Remember.\" 7:30 pm.Rev.Eric Mcllwain.\u201cA Christian's Attitude to War I.\" ; 8:45 p.m.Young People's Union.Organist and Choirmaster \u2014 Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.CALVARY UNITED CHURCH Dorchester St.ai Greene Ave., Westmount Minister: Rev.Charles R.Plaskett \u2019 WORSHIP SERVICES 31 00 a.m.\u201cPutting Your Mind To Work.\" 7:30 p.m.\u2018\u2019Briddie Your Tongue.\u201d ALL VISITORS ARE WELCOME Organist an Choir Director: Alice Frown, A.Mus.(McGill) PRESBYTERIAN Une r WISTHOUNT end VISTORIA AVES.= Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Mr.George A.Tannahill B.A.A-sistant to the Minister, Sunday, November 9th REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY 11:00 a.m.Mr.Wilkie.11:15 am.The Church School 8:00 p.m.Bible Study Group.DORIS KILLAM R.R.T.C, L.Mus.(McGill) Organist and Cholr Director.The 124 bus stops at the door.BAPTIST MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 349 Melville Avenue The Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A, B.D., Minister Sunday.November Oth 31:00 a.m.Church School 11:00 a.m.Publie Worship Minister will preach Lester A, Woodin, + * Westmount Park Emmanuel ¥ ¥ A special service for the Ordination of New Elders will be held at 7:30 p.m.in Westmount Park.Emmanuel Church on Sunday next.A feature will be music by Miss Maureen Wark, contralto prior to her leaving for study in Europe.The Minister's topic will be: \u201cWanted \u2014 Assistant Shepherds.\u201d At the annual Remembrance Day Service at 11 a.m.the minister will take as his topic: \u201cWhat Shall We Remember?\u201d ANGLICAN TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke St eed West The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D., Rector Rev.Canon F L.Whitley, M.A.Hon.Assistant C.V.Frayn.A.R.C.A (London) Organist and Choimaster 23rd Sunday After Trinity REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICES 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion.9:45 a.m.Junior Department and Bible Class, 10:00 a.m.Confirmation Class, 11:00 a.m.Mattins.Preacher: The Rector.Nursery, ¥indergarten, Primary Department.Evensong, Preacher: Rev.David Conliffe.MONDAY Confirm\u201ction Class for Adults IVednesday Holy Communion.Thursday Holy Communion, 7:00 a.m.10:00 a.m.Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Wesimeunt Rev.Alexarder Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsoy 23rd Sunday After Trinity REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist.9:45 a.m.Sunday Schoo! and Confirmation Class.10:15 a.m.Mattins (said).11:00 a.m.SOLEMN REQUIEM for those who died in two world wars, 7:00 p.m.Evensong.After Evensong Miss Olive Thompson, Senior Messenger of the Bishop's Messengers of St.Faith wil] speak about her work.ANNUAL BAZAAR and TEA 3:00 p m., Saturday, November 15th.ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Wesimount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe, Rector Rev.E.P.A.Timmons REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion 9:30 a.m.Holy Communion Preacher: The Rector 10:00 a.m.Post Confirmation Clase 17:00 a.m.Matins Preacher: The Rector 11:00 a.m.Nursery, Kindergarten & Sunday School 7:30 p.m.Evensong Preacher: Revd.E.P.A, Timmons Wednesday 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion in the pe Organist and Choirmaster Arnold Bellis UNITARIAN CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH UNITARIAN Sherbrooke St.of Simpson Rev.Angus Cameron, Minister Donaid Mackey.Organist and Director of Music.Sunday, November 91) Organist and Choirmaster 11:00 a.m Cpining Service a Oo 00 a.m, ure chool and Kin.VISITORS ARE CORDIALLY dergarten in Unitarian INVITED House \u2014_\u2014 TT \u2026 Westmount Baptist Member Baptist World Alliance Sherbrooke St.West at Roslyn Ave.Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: REV.EDGAR J.BAILEY, M.A., B.Th, Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A.- Johnston, B.A, D.D.Director of Music: Galt MaeDermot, B.A.B.Mus.11:00 AM.REMEMBRANCE and SACRIFICE.\u201d 7:30 PM.\u201cA RECONCILING LOYALTY.\u201d Church Schoel: 11 a.m.\u2014 Midweek Service \u2014 Wednesday \u2014 8 p.m, VISITORS MOST CORDIALLY WELCOMED à em ER DE ECS SI RSPR SN x | Temple Emanu-El Sabbath Services Friday evening, November 7th at 8.15 p.m.Dr.Stern will speak at Temple Emanu-El, on \u201cSwords Inte Ploughshares.\u201d (At this service a special ritual in observance of Remembrance Day will be conducted.Temple servicemen who made the supreme sacrifice for their country will be memorialized as follows: World War I \u2014 Lieut.Edgar Hyman Goldstein, Fit.Lt.Harry Jasshy; Lieut.Marvin F.Workman, World War II\u2014F/O Elmer Aaron; Fit.Lieut.Phillips M.Davis; Sgt.Obs.Joseph A.Jacobson; Fit.Lieut.Harold Nagley; Capt.Sydney S.Pap- pelbaum; Capt.Fred Pascal; Sgt.Edward D.Simon; Cpl.Wilfred Stein; Sgt.Furneau Van Guen; P/O Bernard Bercuson.Kiddush reception\u2014 Under the auspices of the Temple Sisterhood committee on religion with its co-chairmen \u2014 Mrs.Louis Pont, Mrs.Sidney Lithwick, Mrs.George Rauch, a kiddush recept- Jon will take place in the new social hall to which all worshippers are cordially invited.Saturday morning, November 8 at 11.30 o\u2019clock, sermonette \u2014 \u201cGrant Us Peace\u201d.Temple Emanu-El School For Adults The school opens for the 31st season this Monday evening, SYNOGOGUES SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Hazzan Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fromm The Sabbath \u2014 Blessing of the New Moon.Sidroh Chayye Soroh.Friday evening, November th: 4:15 p.m.Candle Lighting.4:20 p.m.Friday Evening Service, Sabbath Services: 00 a.m.Preliminary Service.Scriptural Readings: Torah: Genesis, Ch.23, v.1 \u2014 Ch.25, v.18; Prophets: I Kings, Ch.1, v.1.31, 4:20 p.m.Afternoon Service, 5:00 p.m.Evening Service.Weekday Services: Sunday: 8:30 a.m.Morning Service.4:20 p.m.Evening Service.Weekdays: 7:30 a.m.Morning Service.6:15 p.m, Evening Service.Thursday: 7:15 a.m.Morning Service.Rosh .Chodes (New Moon), Next Friday Evening: 4:05 p.m, Candle Lighting.4:10 p.m.Friday Evening Service, TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Marry J.Stern, Rabbi Otto O Stieren, Cantor; F.L.McLearon, Organist and Choir Master; Miles Wisenthas, Educaticnal Assistant .SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, November 7th at 8:15 p.m.Dr.Stern will speak on Swords Into Ploughshares.\u201d Special ritual in observance of Remembrance Day.At this Service we shall memorialize the Temple Servicemen who made the Supreme Sacrifice of their country.Saturday Morning, November 8th at 11:30 o'clock, sermonette \u201cGrant Us Peace.\u201d Oneg Shabbath And Reception Under the chairmanship of the Sisterhood Ccmmittee on Religion following the worship this Friday Evening, an Oneg Shabbat and Kid- dush reception will take place in the new social Lall.School For Adults Opening or 31st season, Monday Evening, November 10th at 8 o'clock.From 8 to 8:45 the following courses Will be offered: The Bible As The Fountainhead of Learning - Instruc- tress - Dr.Anna Stearns; Course in Leadership - Instructor - Mr.Sam Davidson; Elementary Hebrew - Instructress - Mrs.Abraham Wolk; Advanced Hebrew - Instructor - Abraham Wolk.From 8:45 to 9:30 o'clock \u2018Judaism For The Modern World\" Instructor - Rabbi Harry By 1958 \u2014 XIII The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D., Rector, Trinity Memorial Church x | Shaar Hashomayim | k * Bar Mitzvah Philip Jackson Levine, son of Mr.and Mrs.Theodore I.Levine, 642 Lansdowne Avenue, will this Sabbath morning be called to the Reading of the Torah at Congre- galion Shaar Hashomayim in celebration of his Bar Mitzvah, Pre-Chanukoh Event The Sisterhood of Shaar Hashomayim is holding a Pre- Chanukoh Festival in the form of a dessert luncheon on Wednesday, November 12 at 1.15 p.min the Community Hall.The program will feature Aviva Herson who will give a reading.Friday Evening Hour The opening session of the Friday Evening Hour and Oneg Shabbat will take place on Friday, November 14th in the Beth Hamedrash.Rabbi Wilfred Shuc- hat will preside with the participation of the Choral Group.Mr.Allan Bernfeld, chairman of the Friday Evening Hour cordially invites the congregation to note the date and plan to attend.November 10 at 8 p.m.Courses will be offered from 8 to 8.45 o'clock as follows: Bible As The : Fountainhead of Learning \u2014 In- | structress\u2014Mrs, Abraham Wolk: | Course In Leadership\u2014Instructor Mr.Sam J.Davidson: Advanced Herbrew Instructor \u2014 Abraham Wolk.At 8.45 o'clock all students will assemble for the course \u201cJudaism for The Modern World\" conducted by Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern.A nominal registration fee is charged and the schoo! for adults is open to the public.With Our Temple School Candidates for the 1959 Confirmation class are the following: Mark Abelson, Michael Bambiger | Fern Boksen, Stephen Conroy.Michael Cooper.Barbara Davis, Sherrill Dectar.Arthur Ginsberg.Mark Goldberg, Gail Golfman, Ellen Greenberg, Susan Hand- man, Freema Harris, Randy Hoffman, Paul (Skippy) Kerner: Robert Lisser; Eve Nash; Cynthia Rill; Sharon Roth: Michael Schwartz; Faith Silver; Fred Simon; Brenda Smiley; Stein: Weiss; Donna Wexler; Marlene Zack.Under the direction of Yehuda Vineberg, students in the lower school are now rehearsing the traditional and new Chanukah songs and in all departments the story of Chanukah is now being retold and restudied.Movies for the students of our Religious School under the chairmanship of Gerald Chernoff CHRISTIAN SCIENCE J.Stern.Daily Services Monday through Thursday Evenings at 3:45 o'clock: Sunday Mornings at 10:15 o'clock in tlie new Temple Chapel.Schedule or Religious School High School, Confirmation and Post-Graduate Departments, Satusr- day Mornings at 9:45 a\u2019clock.Kin- \u201cergarten and Classes 1 thru 5, Sunday Mornings at 10 o'clock.Daily Hebrew School, Monday through Thursday Afternoons, commencing at 4 o'clock, Temple Young Married Opens season, Sunday Evening, November 9th at 8:30 o'clock.Speaker - Monte Kwinter on \u201cThe Hidden Persua jers.\" Koffee Klub Sunday Morning, November 8th at 10:15 o'clock, Mr, Hershell H.Lewis will continue his discussion on \u201cThe Future Of Reform Judaism,\u201d wr Po First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, November Oth Sunday School Church Service Subject of Lesson-Ser.- mon: \u201cADAM AND FALLEN MAN\" 11:00 a.m.11:00 a.m.There is an ancient and painfully true saying \u201cMan is born unto trouble, as the sparks fly upward.\u201d It is a fact against which man has been fighting ever since he became man: it is also a fact which has conditioned his growth form savagery to civilization; and also his development from fetishism to Christianity.It may even be said that trouble in some form of \u2018hardship has been the cause of all the development that has taken place ytin the world, The children of Israel left the flesh pots of Egypt and faced the rigoi's of the desert, ana thereby passed from slavery to freedom.The Remnant of Judah went into captivity in Babylon and achieved the highest form of religion known at that time.In the times of their comparative prosperity there had been a steady deterioration.In the Second Century B.C.the Jews could have found a fairly easy peace, but they preferred the wilderness under the Macah- bees and maintained their religion.Jesus of Nazareth carried i his resistance to the conventional religion of His day to the Cross and achieved freedom for His people.This is not confined to the Biblical tradition.There is a great deal expressed in a saying of the great Greek tragedian.Aeschylus.He expresses it in two words which we translate: \u201cLearning comes from suffering.\u201d This is all contrary to our modern way of thinking.which places security before every- | thing else: financial and physi | cal security.It is also contrary to the attitude of many sincere | Christians whose response ta | suffering has been: \u201cI do not know what I have done to deserve this.\u201d Our Lord tried to correct that attitude 19 centuries ago.There are several things then to say about suffering: The first | is that it is a part of human ilife as we know that life.Not one of us can escape.If nothing else, there is the tragedy of our own dissolution.And yet the suffering is not all tragedy.If we will allow ourselves we are trained and developed by suffering.If life was always easy and comfortable we should grow slack in body and soul.Life was not intended to be easy.- In the second place it is not only the sufferer who is developed.It is also the onlooker who suffers with his friend \u2014 or, he may even be a stranger, But I sympathize with him; that is, I suffer with him.Sympathy is one of the most desirable | characteristics in man; it could Charles never Michael Stibbe; Melissa Suffering.Try to imagine what Gelden Text: I Corinthians 15:22.As in Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all be made alive, \" WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting READING ROOM In the Jhurch Edifice Open to the public Tuesday, Thursuay and Fri- 2 to 4 pun, Wednesdays, 6.30 to have developed without life would be like without sympathy.The third thing is that sympathy must be expressed both in word and deed.All of this is prompted by the tragedy at Springhill.Our hearts have been iorn by the sufferings of men and their families, engaged in the carrying on of their everyday affairs.That seems to be why it is more dreadful than the same number of deaths on the highway on a weekend, It is a concentrated agony.But it also falls into the pattern of this series which has tried to deal with the Nature of God and His world.It is not an easy thing to say that God's world is a hard world, but it is, and it always has been, and as far as we can it always will be.On the other hand we can turn that hardness into a school of character and rise above our own tragedy, and also share in the tragedy of others.An) lastly, the fact of the Incarnation shows that God Himself shares in the tragedy in its most extreme form and turns it into salvation.Even the Captain of our salvation was made perfect through suffering.kl Le V man ( Appea canvai \u201cvital to con Mr.volunte tic effo ing the day an ember J \u201cThe Montreg countrie fostered sent the Flaces dividual afford die\u201d Major ciaries General Sanator Service, Baion ( Jewish art Nei Earlie Jan, ass diive, a had read A large Was ra events Septembl CV The B the Cat will hold party on ember 1 convene tc-pres Miss Ma chairman cord as \u2014 LA PERF We The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 7, 1958 9 = ESS, > C TL} \"1 .2) man of the 1958 Joint Cam Appeal and United Israel Appeal has strongly urged all canvassers to work as hard \u201cyital humanitarian services here and abroad will be able\" to continue.\u201d Mr.Pascal volunteer canvassers in a gigan- | tic effort to raise $3,878,800 dur- | ing the drive which began Mon- : day and which will end Nov- | ember 17.| Ï | | i is heading 4,000 \u201cThe more than 26 causes in Mentreal, Israel and in other countries of the world must be fostered,\u201d he said.\u201cThey repre- seni the tenets of Judaism which places the integrity of the individual uppermost.We cannot afford to let these principles die | Major non-sectarian beneficiaries in Montreal are Jewish General Hospital, Mount Sinai Sanatorium, Jewish Vocational Service, Herzl Health Centre, Baion de Hirsch Institute and Jewish Child Welfare Bureau, ard Neighborhood House, Earlier this week.Percy Cap- Jan, associate chairman of the diive, announced the campaign had reached the $1,000,000 mark.A large percentage of this total was raised in pre-campaign events during the months of September and October.CWL Card Party The Business Women's Unit of the Catholic Women's League will hold the annual Fall card party on Monday evening, November 17, in Victoria Hall.The convener, Mrs.T.P.James, first Vice-president, will he assisted by Miss Mary C.Brennan as co- thairman and Miss Patricia Me- cord as reception convener.Chairman o Jewish drive sefs $1,000,000 mark Westmount resident Maxwell S.Pascal, general chair- paign for Combined Jewish as they can in order that Travel bureau .(Continued from page 6) LINE; Mr.M.C.CUSSEN, Pass.Traffic Mgr.FURNESS LINES; Mr.B.Menage, Passenger Mgr.for Canada and Mr.R.Tjalsma, CAN LINE; Mr.P.Budzik, Pass.Traffic Mgr.,, HOME LINES; Mr.D.Neuhold, ITALIAN LINE; Mr.R.Ferguson, Pass.Traffic Mgr.ORANJE LINE.Also present were Mr.J.W.Sancton, Pub- By D.R.WESTON Insurance companies prove to be pretty sticky \u2014 in | the eyes of the insured, anyway, who has suffered a loss \u2014 about insureds not abiding by the clauses in their policies.But there is justification for this attitude; the clauses and conditions written in every policy are there for not only the protection of the i surance company.It not infrequently happens that a salesman, calling on a prospect, will leave his car unlocked and unattended.More than once samples have been stolen.In one particular case the insurance company refused to meet the claim, stating that the insured had violated the conditions of the policy.The policy stated that there was no liability \u2018while the property is left unattended in any automobile unless there are visible signs of forcible entry va RENAULT Î made for Canadian road: and weather! The RENAULT Dauphine is a true Princess, with Paris styling, regal good looks and smart appointments.She's tough and rugged too\u2014for our worst roads and climate\u2014and specially equipped with: X Dust sealed.equipment > Special wheel suspension > 2-Speed heater For a demonstration, phone RENAULT at Rl 8-9667 or AV 8-429 = a CF > Double air filter nsured but also for the in- into said automobile.\u201d There was further provision that \u201cit is expressly understood and agreed that the insured will at all times use diligence to protect the property insured hereunder from loss or damage.\u201d It was held by court that this excluded the plaintiff's right to indemnity under the insuring clause \"against loss by theft and risks of transportation.\u201d The court found that the salesman was negligent in leaving valuable property in an unlocked car on a city street.\u201cThere was a breach on his part of the understanding and agreement as contained in the policy and upon which the defendant accepted the risk against loss or damage to the insured property.\u201d Moral: Read and be sure you understand the clauses in every insurance policy you take out.\u201d Further moral: Don\u2019t leave your car.unlocked and, unattended, in the street.Musical sharps .(Continued from page 6) were in attendance because of the International flavor and Dr.Frederuc J.Kaestli, Dean of the Consular Corps in Montreal wrote a fitting and beautiful message of welcome in the theatre program.Let us hope that this Festival that includes so many countries will continue up the ladder of success since the initial step has proved a triumph.SAYING OF THE WEEK: Men are not to be judged by their looks, habits and appearances; but by the character of their lives and conversations, and by their work.It is better to be praised by one\u2019s own works than by the words of another\u2014Sir Roger L'Estrange (1616-1704).As the flower is before the fruit, so is faith before good works.-\u2014Richard Whately.HOLLAND AMERI-* lisher; Monitor Publishing Co.; Mr.H.R.Mount, Advertising | .T 7 ! Mgr.THE WESTMOUNT EX be hand:d AMINER; Mr.and Mrs.A.Hi- riart, Mr.and Mrs.A.G.Hue- bsch, Mr.J.E.Herold, Branch Mgr, CDN.BANK OF COMMERCE; Mr.Chas.Contant, Plant Supt.FAST TYPESETTERS Ltd., Mr.F.L.Lefort, Dir, Belg.-Lux.Chamber of Commerce; Mr.and Mrs.H.Thiede, Miss S.Rivest, Mr.F.H.De Graeve, Mr.and Mrs.J.Smits of JOURNAL des VOYAGES; Mr, and Mrs.L.M.Carter, Rep.of EASTERN GREYHOUND LINES.Guide group The Trinity Memorial Guide and Brownies Mothers Group will hold its meeting on Nov.11 at 8:15 p.m.in the ladies room, articles for the Talent Table are Lo in at this meeting, and mothers are reminded the home bake and talent table is on Saturday, Nov.15, from 1 p.m.- 5 p.m.at Trinity Church Hall, Dr.R.A.HOURS: Phone: Dentist 4773 Sherbrooke Street West \"10 to 4 EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT WE.5.6814 Wheatley 1.Washes the dishes 2.Rinses them twice WITH THE ALL-NEW, LOW-COST FOOD WASTE DISPOSER 1185 Drummond St.NEW Work-Level model.Brings dishes to just-right height loading.Racks glide out emoothly, quietlyi 5 eht for easy Does the whole job for a family of 8! \u2014all automatically! 3.Dries them sparkling clean 3385-00 Enjoy new dish-time leisure tomorrow! See them today! | A.0.OLSEN & CO.Kitchen Planning, Soles and Instollation OR QUEBEC NATURAL GAS SHOWROOMS 1123 St.Catherine St.West : ONLY UN, 6-5839 1 0 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, Noven:ber 7, 1958 red was put on last evening in Victoria Hall, Westmount, by Mrs.Kate Brown, Supreme Commander, and officers from both Montreal No.1, and Westmount No.4, Conclaves, taking part.All officers wore white formal dresses with red sashes and the » ra ; candidates were welcomed by : Mrs.Kate Brown.Music was under the direction of Mrs.Irene i Melrose.Following the initiation ti ' ceremony supper was served in is the club room.in \u2014_\u2014 E Lady Carson has graciously n consented to be Honorary chair- p man of the dance committee for of the annual dinner dance of the D Women's Auxiliary of the Reddy b Memorial Hospital which is to be held November 22 at the Windsor M Hotel.Guests of honor will be Dr.ai p G.D.W.Cameron and Mrs.Cam- K ¢ / eran of Ottawa.Dr.Cameron is C the deputy minister of the De- Ji partment of National Health.R The Montreal Council of Wo- H men is entertaining presidents ti of federated societies at a Sherry M Party to be held at the Univer- of sity Women's Club on Thursday, st November 13 from 5 to 6 o'clock.M Hostesses will be Miss A.May eû Jackson, a vice-president, and M Mrs.W.R.Abbott, a councillor.ti F4 bronze yellow and white pom-| A tea for presidents of feder- m place recently in Christ Church Cathedral.Mrs.Martin, former- pons and ivy.ated societies will be given by m * ly Miss Mary Frances Gilmour, is the daughter of Mr.and Little Miss Ann Carling, as| the Montreal Council of Women an .Mrs.Thomas W.Gilmour of Westmount, Rev, Martin of flower-girl, wore a frock of pale at the University Women\u2019s Club 50 Melville WMS Lakeside Heights is the son of Mr.and Mrs.R.S.Martin of green silk, with a circiet Of| on Tuesday afternoon, at 2:30.ba The annual meeting of the Hamilton, Ont.From left to right: Mr.and Mrs.R.S.Martin, leaves in her hair and carried à Hostesses will be Mrs.J.F.For- ch Melville Auxiliary WMS Presby- | parents of the bridegroom; Rev.and Mrs, Martin; and Mrs.small bouquet of Æ£weetheart| man and Mrs.R.S.Winsor, a R ; ; | and Mr.Thomas W.Gilmour, parents of the bride.roses.councillor and vice-president of m terian Church will be held on \u2014Acme-Harrison Photo Mr.Eric Beamish acted as best the Council, respectively.1 Thursday, November 13, at 2.30 man for Mr.Martin and the A p.m.in the church hall, Melville ushers were Mr.David Gilmour,| The Hampstead Branch of the py Women's Auxiliary of the Montreal General Hospital is holding 34 avenue, Westmount.The Rev- Mr.Alañ Gilmour, Mr.Ross erend Mr, C.C.Cochrane will be guest speaker and will act as chairman for the election of officers.Mrs, C.C.Cochrane will conduct devotions.Tea will follow the meeting and all members and friends will be welcome, ~\u2014 UNSURPASSED VALUES \"FINE FURS See us also for ® Repairing ® Remodelling FLOMEN EXCLUSIVE FURS REG'D.1235 Greene Avenue {Opposite Avenue Theatre) Miss Mary F.Gilmour weds Reverend Stuart M.Martin | The marriage of Mary Frances, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Thomas W.Gilmour, of Westmount, to the Rev.Stuart M.Martin, of Lakeside Heights, Que., son of Mr.and Mrs.R.S.Martin, of Hamilton, Ont., took place recently in Christ Church Cathedral, the Very Rev.G.H.Dowker officiating, assisted by the Rev.A.V.Ottiwell and the Rt.Rev.John Dixon.Mr.Kenneth Meek played the wedding music and the Cathedral Choir was in attendance.White chrysanthemums and gladioli arranged with greenery were used to feather bandeaux of the same Prendergast and Mr.David Jac- Lennan.Mrs.Gilmour.the bride\u2019s mother, was in a gown of sage green lace.She wore a hat and accessories to match.Mrs.Martin, mother of the bridegroom, wore a gown of royal blue slik, with a hat of the same shade.The reception was held at tha residence of the bride's parents.Later, the Rev.and Mrs.Martin left by motor for Vermont, the bride travelling in a suit of grey wool, and wearing a rust hat and black accessories.its Annual After-Football Party for members, their husbands and friends at the home of Mr.and Mrs.R.K.Thoman, 8 Stratford road, Hampstead, on Saturday, November 8 from 5 to 7 p.m.Professor and Mrs.Wolfgang Grunsky from Toronto, were the (Continued on page 12) Now Open Tel.OX.5-3561 Resthaven se \u2014 WE.2-3312 | DN decorate.shade and carried bouquets of The bride, who was away by her father, was in a gown of white faille, fashioned on princess lines, with a fitted bodice having a scoop neckline appliqued with Guipure lace, and long sleeves and a very full skirt appliqued in the same motif.Her veil of tulle illusion was held by a bandeau of matching lace and she carried a bouquet of white roses and feathered carnations.Miss Susan Gilmour, as maid of honor for her sister, and Mrs.Robert Nunley.of Portland, Maine, as attendant, wore frocks of autumn gold slik faille, with Mme A.COURVAL 4861 SHERBROOKE WEST (At Victoria) 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Convent, 3635 At- water avenue.The Retreat will open Friday, November 7 at 7:30 p.m.and will close Sunday at 5:30 p.m.A Jesuit Father from Loyola College will con- ductthe exercises.Anyone wishing to make this Retreat may register by calling Miss Margaret Martin, HU.6-2959, or Mrs.Roseline Frolo, LA, 2-4017.Miss Ann O'Neil will convene the annual mother and daughter communion breakfast of the Junior Sub-Division of the Catholic Women's League which will take place on Sunday, November 9.His Excellency, Bishop Lawrence P.Whelan will celebrate Mass in Our Lady's Chapel, St.Patrick's Church at 9:00 a.m, followed by breakfast in Salon \u201cA\u201d of the Queen's Convalescent & Rest Home NURSING CARE Cleanliness \u2014 Warmth Fotel where Bishop Whelan will Good Food make an address.Mrs.Agnes Fisher 99 POINTE CLAIRE AVE.PTE.CLAIRE, QUE.The Second Degree, \u201cThe Heroine of Jericho\u201d of the True Kind- Drop in and let us suggest appropriate flowers to help make your wedding a memorable one.Naturally there is no obligation Mountain Street at Sherbrooke Thiede Hair Styles To Go With The New Look Of Fashion | HU.4-4501 4927 Sherbtôoke St.West {Near \u2018Claremoni) Fridays: Open from 9 AM.to 9 PM.AN _ a a TE Sm ee me.* } (Ii - Ball committee meeting Nov.12 A committee meeting for the Angel's Ball will take place at the home of the convener Mrs.Milton Oser, 4200 Sher- prooke street west, on Wednesday, November 12 at 1 p.m.Sponsored by the Montreal Section of National Council of Jewish Women, the Ball will be held in the Ballroom of the Queen Elizabeth Hotel on Saturday evening, November 29, under the patronage of the Prime Minister of Canada, Right Honorable John Diefenbaker and.Mrs.Diefenbaker.The ball committee, headed by Mrs.Milton Oser, has Mrs.Richard Bornstein and Mrs.Natalie Kostman as vice - chairmen.Chairmen of Patrens are.Mrs.Jacob Elkin and Mrs.Benjamin Robinson; finance, Mrs.Joseph Hopmeyer; tickets and reservations, Mrs.Sydney Cohen and Mrs.Natlie Kostman; chairman of hostesses, Mrs.Richard Born- stein; chairman of refreshments, Mrs.Gertrude Raginsky assisted by Mrs.Louis Schreiber and Mrs.Donald Faerman; decorations, Mrs.Cecil Vineberg, Mrs.Edward Bronfman and Miss Selma Schachter; chairman of promotion, Mrs.Leonard Simand and Mrs, Henry Vineberg; personnel, Mrs.Aaron Schachter; ball credits, Mrs.J.Ornstein; chairman of Thrift Shop, Mrs.Rudolph Stone with vice-chair- man, Mrs.A.Coleman, and Mrs.1 Asner; chairman of Golden Age projects, Mrs.I.Gesser; publicity, Mrs.Morton Mintz.Proceeds from the Angel's Rall, which is a Thrift Shop project, will benefit the senior citizens program at three local institutions with the latter's co-spon- sorsh\u2018p.These include Golden Age Center at the YM-YWHA, Mt.Roval avenue Branch.The Friendly Club at the Shaare Zion Synagogue Community Ha!l and the Goodwill Club at the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue Community Hall.STS ; : Consult Malcolm Gregory : \u201cHe won't promise you a tip, ; through the skies on a Magic .Carpet, but he will bring | ; {CARPET MAGIC into your a, - mmm I eo = = lc] GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG CO.4151 St.Catherine St.W., Westmount « WE.2-4277 Evenings RE.8-4605 % fente en errr ms proper little girls greet the guests demurely in flower-sprigged housecoats.Sizes 2 to 12.The Children's Corner a pleasant shop ?MRS.DOROTHY SPROULE, famous author and poet, smiles happily as she stands amidst the many gifts, flowers and cards she received on her ninety-first (91st) birthday on Tuesday.One ef the best known poets in Canada, Mrs.Sproule contributes poems to this paper regularly.I a il a a a a aa a -\u2014Acme Harrison Photo eT\" 9.The Wimen s Real a a a Te \"a Te Tne Te Tae Ta Ta Tae\" Montreal Club bridge The Montreal Women's Club will hold their Fall Bridge the Champlain Room of the Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel on Wednesday, November 12, at 2 o'clock, under the chairmanship of Mrs.A.F.Lamontagne.Evening Branch WA Trinity Memorial Church.Evening Branch Wa will meet in the Ladies\u2019 Room at 8 p.m.on Thursday.November 13.Members arc asked to take in their finished garments, any articles or toys for the Christmas package, also their talent money.Presbyterial WMS An evening department rally of the women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, has been panned to take place on Monday, November 10 at 8:00 p.m.In Melville Church, Westmount.Speaker will be Mrs.P.S.C.Powles, whose subject will be \u201cWhat We Owe to Japan and What Japan Owes To Us\u201d.Plans for the conference will be presented followed by a social hour.Authors The Montreal Branch of the Canadian Authors Association will hold its meeting on Monday, at 8:15 p.m.in the Silver Room of the Ritz Carlton hotel.H.Gordon Green, editor of the Family Herald and Weekly Star will be the speaker.His topic will Association 3181 St.James St.W.Ci OT ne paf IM COMMERCIAL \u2014 INDUSTRIAL \u2014 RESIDENTIAL DANIELS & MANNARD LIMITED be, \u201cShould the Canadian Au- 1350 Greene Ave.WE.7-6510 thors Association Close up .Shop ?\u201d PAST it CARPENTRY 9 PAINTING REPAIRS DECORATING in | | WE.2.6125 eau\" Art auction The advanced showing of the paintings for the November Art auction of the Herman Abramo- witz Chapter of Hadassah will be opened by His Worship Mayor Sarto Fournier, Wednesday, November 12 at 10.30 a.min the Ninth Floor of the T.Eaton Company Ltd.Dominion-Douglas WMS The Autumn Thankoffering and tea of the Women's Missionary Society of Dominion- Doug'as Church will! be held in Leslie Hall, on Tuesday at 2.30 p.m.The guest speaker will be Dr.A.Lloyd Smith, soloist Armonde Davis, accompanied by Hildreth Neville, and the conveners are Miss Dorothy Percival and Mrs.W.D.Neil.Annual tea The annual cea, sponsored by the Sacred Heart Retreat Association, will be held on Sunday afternoon.November 9, at the Convent of the Sacred Heart, 3635 Atwater avenue, commencing with Benediction in the Convent Chazel at 3 p.m.A very cordial invitation is extended to all members and friends of the Association, to attend this event.Cancer films Wednesday, November 12.8.15 p.m., at the Old City Hall, 475 Church street, Verdun, Operation Teen Age of Verdun is holding an open meeting.The parents of the members of this large group, are the special guests invited to attend, to learn the facts about cancer.The public and the members of the Student Councils of the high schools in the city are also cordially asked to participate.The central education committee of the Canadian Cancer Society is sponsoring the program.Two colored films will be shown, and Dr.M.Lougheed, radiologist department head of the Montreal General and Montreal Children's Hospitals will be guest speaker and answer questions on cancer.Club of Montreal \u2018a sherry party to take place \u2014 The Quota is sponsoring \"Sherry Party from 4 to 8 p.m.on Saturday, November 8, in the Laurentien Hotel.Proceeds to go to \u2018\u2018hearing handicapped children.\u201d Rummare Sale \u2014 A rummage sale will be held at 1 p.m.on November 13, in Trinity Memorial] Hall, corner of Marlywe avenue and Sherbrooke street, Notre Dame de Grace.Musical Comedy Review The Sisterhood and Brotherhood of the Temple Beth Sholom are producing a musica] comedy review \u201cVote for Cohen\u201d on Saturday, November 15.The evening will feature the piay, National Ballet The opening night of the National Ballet Company at Her Majesty Theatre, November 19, will be sponsored by the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of Notre Dame Hospital.Joint committee members are as follows: Mrs.Romeo Desjardins, president of the Ladies Auxiliary Committeex Mr.Andre Marcil, president of the local chapter of the National Ballet Guild, Mrs.Marc Tetreault, publicity for Notre Dame Hospital, Mrs.Leonard Arnold, publicity for the National Ballet Guild, Mrs.Roger Lalonde, tickets, Mrs.Roger Beullac and Mrs.Gordon Small, liaison.The performance is under the patronage of Mayor Sarto Fournier who will attend as guest of honor.The presentation will be the classic \u2018\u201c\u201c\u2018Cop- pelia\u201d.True Kindred Mrs.Jessie E.Lang, the Supreme Commander of the True Kindred will make her official visit to Westmount Conclave No.4, Order of True Kindred on Saturday evening November 15, at which time a ceremonial will take place in Victoria Hall.Mrs.Fred E.Wilkins, presiding Commander of Westmount Conclave No.4, will welcome Mrs.Lang on hehalf of the Conclave.Following the initiation ceremony supper will be served in the club room.All officers will wear formal white dresses with red corsages, and the musical program will be arranged by Mrs.Ena Taylor.Mrs.Lang whose home is in Chicago.Ill, is at present making official tours in many cities on the route one hour in length, followed by dancing and refreshments.This event will take place at the Temvle, 66G3 Terrenonne avenue, N.D.G.\u201c Fall Bridge \u2014 The Montreal Women's Club will hold a Fall Bridge at 2 p.m.on Wednesday, November 12, in the Champlain Room of the Sheratun-Mount Royal Hotel.Chairman is Mrs.A.F.Lamontagne.Bazaar \u2014 The Women's Guild of the Church of the Advent is sponsoring a bazaar to take place at 3 p.m.on November 15 in the church hall.Annual Card Party \u2014 The Business Women's Unit of the Catholic Women's League will hold the annual fall card party on Monday, November 17, in Victoria Hall, Westmount.Annual Talent Fair \u2014 Si.Matthias Church WA is holding its annual Talent Fair at 2:45 p-m.on Thursday, November 13, in the parish hall, Church Hill and Cote St.Antoine road.For subtle flattery .MR.EMILE'S \"Softy\" Permanent The \"Softy\" is positively cunning in its gentle flattery.See us soon, and find out how becoming this attractive new style can be.$10.00 1347 GREENE AVE.Phone WE.5-0562; WE.5-2486 § BEAUTY SALON 1347 Greene \u201cAve.to Montreal.COMPANY, Specializing in © UPHOLSTERING @ CARPETS We Pick Up and Deliver 1366 Greene Avenue KASTEL UPHOLSTERING @® FURNITURE REPAIRS \u2018 © DRAPERIES @ FURNITURE 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ER Ww.EA dN a | 1 1 2 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 7, 1958 Bishop's Messengers are active church workers in far west areas By LESLIE BELL \u201cARE you still alive?\u201d Blinding snow and a forty-mile per hour wind ripped the words from the lips of a Bishop's Messenger to her colleague in the rear seat of a dog-sled battling its way across frozen Herb Lake in Northern Manitoba.\u201cUnfortunately \u2014 yes!\" shouted the second Messenger trying to laugh.Who are the Bishop's Messengers and what do they do?They are a band of women who, for more than thirty years have been used in the Diocese of Brandon to maintain the everyday life, work and fellowship of the Church, in scattered communities with no resident clergy.Licensed by the Bishop to hold Sunday services, to baptize (in emergency only), to prepare people for Confirmation, the Bishop's Messengers teach, nurse, visit and minister to the variegated needs of sparsely populated areas in this oddly shaped Diocese (rather like an artificial leg hung up for the night) which stretches from the United States border almost to the 60th parallel with Brandon as the ankle and Swan River \u2014 chosen as the center of the work, where St.Faith's is the Mother House \u2014 part way up the shin.Mobility is the watch-word of the Bishop's Messengers \u2014 they go wherever they are needed.Sometimes they remain for years; sometimes, after meeting the immediate need, they hand over their work to others.As the movement towards the north grew, the Messengers decided in consultation with the Bishop, that St.Faith's house should be moved \u2018from Swan River to the Pas.This was accomplished last month.The newly elected Serior Messenger (this office falls vacant every three years) is already going important work at the Government School in the Pas and.another Messenger is teaching in a Government School in Dauphin, Man, The Messengers have charge of the Sunday School by post in the Diocese and in summer one or more of them go out on the Sunday School van.It all began in the summer of 1926 when Miss Marguerita Fowler, OBE, on a visit to friends in West Central Canada had a vision and heard a call.A vision of the spiritual isolation in the vast land she was visiting and a call to do something about it.On Sunday November 9 Miss Olive Thompson, Bishop's Messenger for.20 years, will address A BISHOP'S MESSENGER, ; the congregation at Evensong in the Church of the Advent, corner of Wood and Western avenues, at 7 p.m.All interested in this unique women's ministry are invited.T YWCA Carnival starts Nov.13 The YWUA World Service Carnival opens this year with a fashion show on Thursday, November 13, at 8.30 p.m.Jas.A.Ogilvy's will provide the clothes bers of the YWCA, Imported fashions from several countries will be shown in keeping with the international theme of the carnival.There will also be a penny fair in the snack bar on the same evening.This carnival, the only fund raising project undertaken by the YWCA at 1355 Dorchester AUS HAIRDRESSING November Special ! PERMANENTS REG.12.50 \"7° 8.50 FOR APPOINTMENTS, mone HU.9-1233 PHONE 4891 Sherbrooke St W.{Corner Prince Albert) street, W., runs for three days, November 13, 14 and 15.The entire proceeds go to further the work of the YWCA in foreign countries.On Friday, at 1.15 p.m., there will be a bridge luncheon.Interesting booths on this day will be a gourmet table and a home- cooking table.Other booths open throughout the carnival will include a boutique.jewellery and parcel post, Christmas cards and wrappings, candy, etc.A swimming demonstration and a Fun Fair will be features of Friday evening.On Saturday morning from 10 o'clock until 12 noon, a children\u2019's party has been planned, with Tom Auburn, the magician, games, movies and a fish pond to delight the participants.The Young Adult dance in the auditorium and the Fun Fair will take place on Salurday evening, the final night of the SRI IE A EE EE EEE PIRE ES ETES UE EE DO RRR RRE DR NDR DDL, A Reminder .! .FINAL DAYS ANTOINES ART GALLERY Pre-Christmas Sale of FINE PAINTINGS carnival, 8 3 ts RESTE ET SSID by Canadian and European Artists AT REDUCTIONS UP TO 509, Sale Ends Saturday, November 8th An amazing selection of beautiful pictures at prices to suit your Christmas Budget.select a gift of lasting beauty \u2014 a gift that never lessens in value \u2014 a gift that is always there for all to see \u2014 a gift that does not look like a last minute hurrisd decision.A \u20ac You may Budget or Lay-Away {Galleries open every night until 9.00 pm.) 939 Victoria Square Be individual and Lainting ESI SES UN.6-4095 which will be modelled by mem- | Remembrance Day The Christ held tenderly, the shattered souls And bodies, broken by the cruel war, Aud all the pain, and grief, of years, were gone, Remembering the sword thrust that He bore.The bruised soul was knit in one again, And from the Chalice of His hand, arose The beauty of the light of unknown spheres, Where sounds no faintest echo of life's woes.DOROTHY SPROULE LADY CARSON has kindly consented to be Honorary Chairman of the Annual Dinner Dance sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary of the Reddy Memorial Hospital.The Dance is to be held in the Ball Room of the Windsor Hotel, on Nov.22nd.Angel's Ball Although over 1000 formal invitations have been issued for the Angel's Ball which will take place in the Grand Ballroom of the Queen Elizabeth Hotel on Saturday.Nov.29, response cards must be sent in for table arrangements to be made.Tickets and reservations committee includes, Mrs.Sydney Cohen, Mrs.Natalie Kostman, Mrs.Mever Hendelman, Mrs.Bernard Karr, Mrs.Arthur Levin, Mrs, Herbert Meyers, Mrs.Norman Rill, Mrs.Michael Rohrlick and Mrs.A.Diamond.Social and Personal (Continued from page 10) guests of Captain and Mrs.L.B Fuller of Westmount, during their stay in Montreal for the recital at the Women's Art Society on November 1.The second Town and Gown tea of the season will be held by the Women Associates of McGill University on Tuesday at 3.30 p.m.in the Faculty Club.3450 McTavish street.Guests will be received by Mrs.J.Gilbert Turner, president, Mrs.James McCutcheon, and Mrs, Donald L.Morrdell will preside at the tea table.Hostesses will he Mrs.John Tait, Mrs.Herbert Tate, Mrs.W.F.Tatlow, Mrs, R.G.K.Morrison, Mrs.David Murphy and Mrs.Stanley Neilson.Mrs.Peter Collins and Mrs.Laird Wilson are in charge of arrangements.Mr.and Mrs.J.Watson and their son, Jackie, have returned to Ottawa after spending the weekend with their cousins the Migses S.and E.McDermott, Dr.Wilder Penfield, director of the Montreal Neurological Institute, will be the speaker at the meeting of the Women\u2019s Canadian Club to be held at the Ritz- Carlton Hotel, Monday, November 17, at 2.30 p.m.\u2014 Annette & Basil Zarov Reddy Memorial WA plans dinner-dance The Annual Dinner Dance of the Women's Auxiliary of the Reddy Memorial Hospital will ba held in the Ball Room of the Windsor Hotel, November 22.Lady Carson has graciously consented to he honorary chairman of the dance committee.Mrs.O.Nutik is the chairman of the Dance and her assistants are, Mrs.M.Berne, treasurer: Mrs.H.Levin, Mrs.G.Roe, Mis.B.Savage, Mrs.P.Salvanesclii, ticket conveners; Dr, M, Kuns!- ler.Mrs.J.C.Schwartzman, Mrs.M.B.Mackenzie.Prior to the dance a reception is to be held at the home of Dr.M.B.Mackenzie and Mrs.Mar- kenzie for the guests of honor, Deputy Minister of Department of National Health, Dr, G.D.W.Cameron, and Mrs, Cameroun >( Ottawa.For The Finest QUALITY BEEF Obtainable HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\" English Family Butcher and Grocer Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Groceries Fruits and Vegetables FRESH KILLED CHICKENS | 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.Westmount WE.7-9455-6 oh ae the: Sat cru ticle Aft ren.men hom mor will Dy] \u201cHa aven duct orat pres Free Gilli will men tots will frier TH Mat is h on 2.45 Wm| conv All trim The mov to t} hall iea will and ning Fish and ihe hand rons, cook ble der noon, Fa 18 Ice e of the 11 ha the 22.cone.man man ants rer; Mrs.schi, inst- nan, tion Dr.Mac- bnor, nent .W.n of ps Church bazaar A bazaar sponsored by the women's Guild will be opened by ihe Canon Sydney B.Lindsay at the Church of the Advent on Saturday Nov.15 at 3 p.m.A variety of tables will include Christmas gifts, baby articles, white elephant and books.Afternoon tea.Games for children.Pioneer Women Omna group of Pioneer Women is hoiding a meeting at the home of Mrs.E.Rabin, 5331 Bel- more avénue, Mrs.F.Certees will give a talk on Muscular Dystrophy and 4a film entitled «Half of the Team\u2019 narrated by Mr.Ronald Colman will be shown.Guild and WA The monthly meeting of St.Matthew's Church Guild and WA takes place in the parish hall on Tuesday, at 2.30 p.m.preceded by an executive meeting at 1.15.Mrs.M.McCrea of the Children's Service Centre will speak on \u201cAdoptions\u201d.Afterncon tea will be served! by group \u2018A\u2019.Luncheonette The Sisterhood of the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue, Shearith Israel, announce that the general meeting will be held: in the form of a Luncheonette on Tuesday at 1.30 p.m.in the Community Hall, 5471 Lemieux avenue.Mr.J.A.Nadeau, of the Henry Morgan Co.Ltd.will conduct a forum on Interior Dec- crating.Mrs.Dave Markowitz, president, will preside.Mrs.D.Freedman.assisted by Mrs.M.Gillick, and Mrs.L.Friedman will be in charge of refreshments.The Nursery for young tets under capable supervision will function.friends are cordially invited.Churc h Talent Fair The Women's Auxiliary of St.Matthias\u2019 Church, Westmount, i= holding its annual talent fair on Thursday, November 13, at 2.45 p.m.in the parish hall.Mrs.Wm.Ashworth is the general convener of this popular affair.All branches of the WA are contributing their time and talent.The Junior groups are showing movies and dispensing cookies tc the younger set in the lower Hall while their mothers enjoy iea and shopping upstairs.They will also have a table of plants and homemade candy.The evening group are sponsoring the Fish Pond and the Sale of Dolls and Christmas Decorations.All the other attractions, including hand-made baby garments, ap- Yong, jams and jellies, home cooking, the white elephant table and afternoon tea, are under the auspices of the Afternoon Branch, -.AIWAYS APPROPRIATE AUWAYS APPRECIATED! For Service and Quality Say it With Flowers From HENRY NADEAU Florist Former Manager Rubin Bros.1818 St.Catherine St.W.WE.3-7104 Res.PO.6-4712 Members and [RS Dessert luncheon The Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Independent Retail Association will hold its meeting in the form of a Dessert luncheon at the home of Mrs.William Labow at 5398 Grove Hill Place.It will take place oni Tuesday, November 11 at 12.30 p.m.) \u2014 Hospital of Hope The meeting of the Council of Units of the Jewish Hospital of Hope will be held on Wednesday, November 12, at 2 p.m.at the home of Mrs.M.Edelstein, 5781 McAlear avenue, Cote £t.Luc.Mrs.M.Finsky, president of the Council, will preside.Trinity afternoon group The afternoon group WA of | Trinity Memorial Church will meet at 2.30 p.m.on November 10, in the Ladies Room.The guest speaker will be Mrs.Morris who will review the book \u201cLight the Dark -Street!.Al members and friends are cordially invited to attend.Golden Age Club The first daily Golden Age centre co-sponsored by the National Cquncil of Jewish Women and YM-YWHA is located in the Davis \"Y\u201d 265 Mount Royal avenue west.The lounge is open daily from 2 p.m.to 5 p.m.Monday through Friday.There are games, newspapers, music and tea supervised by volunteers and club members.In addition there are special program activities as follows: .Monday afternoon 2 p.m.social program, speakers, music, dancing.bingo, birthday parties ete.Tuesday afternoon.2 pm.choir singing under direction of Mrs.Wasserman.Wednesday afternoon 2 p.m., arts and crafts under direction of Mrs.Colle; also knitting and! sewing.Thursday evening 7.30 p.m.English classes under direction of Mrs.Alone.Discussion group under direction of Mrs.A.Kirsh- ner.Unity Boys.(Continued from Page 2) Shane Molloy (Maggie Muggins).The Apple Bobbing was won by Betty Gibson, Alan Blizzard and Marcel Lefebvre.Linda Vaux and Catherine Mec- Mahon won prizes for costuming at the Dance Party.UNICEF DRIVE SUCCESSFUL We are very pleased to repori that 20 Club members and a former Club member participated in the Shellout for UNICEF.We hold in high esteem these youngsters who relinquished some of their own hallowe'en fun so that others less fortunate would benefit from UNICEF pennies and dollars that goes towards providing vaccine, milk and penicillin for undernourished and sick children in other countries.We congratulate the following boys and girls: Franklin McLeod, Roger Lefebvre, Florence Fitzpatrick, Sharon Croth- ers, Colleen Crothers, Lise Boulanger.Ilma Suman, Lynn Moore, Diane Atherton.John Ojalami, Brian Cinnamon.Danny Laviolette, Lorraine Chartier, Margaret Hickey, Carolyn Scanlan, Benno Nielsen, Allan Greevy, Peter Whiteside.Sharon Mingo, John Atherton and last but not least Violet Bel- cher who canvassed on her own and brought in her contribution jar to the Club.LADIES AUXILIARY HOLD FOOD SALE The Unity Boys\u2019 Club Ladies Auxiliary will hold their annual Food Sale at the Club on the nights of November 18th, and 19th.The sale will be conducted in conjunction with the Annual Banquets.Auxiliary President Mrs.Arthur Prevost and her committee are working very hard to make this sale a success.The Ladies Auxiliary, dur- Druggists Non-Pensioned Widows The Non-pensioned Veterans\u2019 Widows Association Inc.will have the Hon.Harold Monteith, MP, as guest speaker at their meeting to be held in the Canadian Legion Hall, Verdun avenue, Verdun, November 10.Other guests will be Mr.H.S.L.Brown, Supervisor, War Veterans\u2019 Allowance.Mrs.Gladys Fulford, Sup- pervisor Social Welfare; Mr.D.Fortune, Asst.Supervisor Veterans\u2019 Welfare and Miss Lapage, Social Welfare.Members are asked to be in the Hall at 7.30 p.m.and to please bring their hooks with them.Refreshments will be served.THOR HANSEN, Art Di- The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 7, 1958 13 Sisterhood holds friendship teas Temple Emanu-El is rebuilding! These are challenging times for Sisterhood! New ideas have emerged to fit in with the rebuilding schedule.*f This month the Sisterhood meeting will take the form of Friendship Teas.Hostesses whe have graciously offered their homes for Friendship Teas\u2014to be held Tuesday, November 11, at 2.15 p.m.are: Mesdames: B Alexander ,H.Benjamin, S.Pap- erman, Wm.Morris, A.N.Miller, H.Smith, E.I.Pappelbaum.; rector, British American Oil Company, will give an illustrated talk on \u201cCanadiana\u201d to Rosedale Women's Association at 8.15 p.m.November 10 in Terrebonne Room, Rosedale United Church.ing the past several years have {Corner Abbott) rendered valuable service to the Club \u2014 this year, the Auxiliary will again supervise the serving ai the banquets.BASKETBALL Specializing in Early QUEBEC ANTIQUES 4500 St.Catherine Street West WE.2.4781 Pine Furniture, etc.The Unity Boys\u2019 Club Juvenile Junior and Senior \u201cB\u2019 basketball teams have been entered in the MBL Golden Ball Tournament.Games start this week.The Juveniles are at home to Chambly County High School on Friday, November 7th.The Juniors tangle with Palestre Nationale and the Senior \u201cB\u201d meet their old rivals the Golden Knights during the week and make their first home stand on Friday against St.Lambert CSA.HOCKEY If you want to play hockey for Unity this year in the Q.A.H.A.please sign up with Pat Geary as soon as possible.WESTMOUNT BEAUTY PARLOR 5122 Sherbrooke St.W.Just west of Westmount Theatre HU.6-8636 Permanents $8-5°; ail inclusive Latest hair styling by experienced operators WITH OR WITHOUT APPOINTMENT NC WAITING BEAUTAIRE HAIR DRYERS Dries Your Hair In 20 Minutes e OPEN FRIDAYS TO 9 P.M.NATURAL I\u20acN | GAS gives you ALL the hot water you need .AUTOMATICALLY! 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EE Qi.14 The Westmount Exominer, Friday, November 7.1958 ® RADIO e TV © APPLIANCES TV Antennas our specialty HI-FI Equipment and Transistor Supplies TELETRONIGS CORP.LTD.4119 St.Catherine W.SALES & SERVICE WE.5-9282 2 Property Wanted HOUSE wanted in Westmount, seven te 9 rooms.Convenient location.Price up to $40,000.00.Please call HU, 1-7197.11 Stores To Let WESTERN AVENUE NEAR GREY Approximately 720 square feet, decorations.light, heat.Reasonable reni.Until May.Apply 5062 Western.HU.4-0016.12 Apartments To Let - 435 Grosvenor Avenue, T!, rooms, heated.Stove, frigidaire, hot water.taxes paid.Janitor.WE.3-0971 and RE.8.5227 SNOWDON Shopping Centre.sunny 4-room apartment, heated, waler tax paid, fully equipped, suitable for business, $85.00.Call HU, 8-3822.16 Flats, Duplexes To Let FURNISHED or unfurnished, six rooms, Sherbrooke St.W.HU.6- 1934 after 6 p.m._ 20 Rooms To Let _ Si.Catherine Near Greene, room In quiet home, gentlemen only.Phone after 6 p.m.WE.2.4353.ONE front room with balcony, suil gentleman.Radio and T.V.privileges.WE.5-9366.WESTMOUNT, large rnom.WE.2-6098.ALL painted and new davenports.rooms from $7-$12, 1049 Greene.CLAREMONT.Sherbrooke, large room.suitable business person.Privileges.HU.1-6883.DORCHESTER near Atwater.large front room, kitchenette, lady.$12.00 weekly, WE.3-9585.22 Room and Board To Let comfortable FOR gentleman, in private home.Large room, quiet surroundings.Close to transportation.Meals optional, Immediate occupancy.WE.7-2853.FOR elderly people, Night and day nursing service.Modern, very clean.Best food.HU.9-1046 after 6 p.m.23 Room and Board Wanted C.A.student, 20.weary of profes sional landladies, seeks home from home.Wishes to live with family as paving guest.Bob Fay, HU.1-8549.24 Autos For Sale Car And Permit Chevrolet, 1958, used 2 months.Reason death All equipped.Also city taxi permit.HU.6-8822.1950 DeSOTO, radio, heater, best offer.HU.8-8150.MERCURY 1957 hardtop station wagon.Voyager series.9 passenger model.Two toned: holly green metallic and marble white.Fully auto- malic.Immaculate throughout, executive owned, True mileage reading 2300 miles.Sacrifice.Reason, travelling out of town by air.Cost price $7008.selling price $4500.00.RE.3- pass The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising Please phone your Ads early in the week.RE EEE ER evenings until 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1.2771.26a Parking Space To Rent Parking Space Available in Central Westmount, heated garage, jockey service, etc.$30.00 monthly.VI.9-1117.27 Garages Wanted Heated Garage Wanted vicinity Greene and Western.WE, 3-5282.GARAGE OR PARKING SPACE DESIRED AREA OF TRAFALGAR HEIGHTS OR TRAFALGAR ROAD.PLEASE CALL UN.1-1611, LOCAL 211, OR WE.2-1564.GARAGE or parking space on Arlington Avenue or vicinity.WE.7 3317.29 For Sale Mr.Fix-It SERVICENTER WILL REPAIR ANYTHING EXCEPT A BROKEN HEART Specializes 1n repairs on rotisseries, irons, toasters, vacuum cleaners, polishers, radios.ete.Lamps mounted, shades made to order and recovered.Free pick-up and delivery.HU.4-8332, 5323 Decarie.Custom Made Drapes American chintz, lined and interlined, practically new.HU.9-2851.Wheel Chair Folding, used only short time.Call evenines, WE.7-8127.Camera Equipment 8 mm.Brownie movie camera.projector.screen, floodlights and splicer.Excellent condition, $100.00 cash.HU.1.5579.THOR washing machine, first class condition.HU, 6-2239.WOODS, Eiderdown, 3 star, sleeping bag, 90 x 90, $60.00: baby's crib, complete, $25.00.HU.1-0987.GRAY lamb coat in perfect condition.size 38.Cheap.WE.5-9507.HUDSON seal coat, $25.muskrat $20.00.Both small size.Man's blue suit.$3.00; Lapin jacket.$8.00.WE.3-6866.WINTER coat.navy.for fall man, size 40.Good condition.HU.4-2170.PAIR Italian filigree china lamps: custom made twin bedspreads and red velvet Georgian sofa.Like net.RE.7-3000.FOUR sectional chesterfield and chair.Like new.HU.6-8302.SETTLING estate: 11 cu.ft, Hotpoint refrigerator; sewing machine.Reasonable.HU.8.0028.T.V.14\u201d, good condition.$35.00; bedroom set, $30.00.6800 Somerled, HU.4.3388.BOY'S clothing: navy winter over- coal, sports jackets, grey flannels, navy raincoat with removable woo!- len lining Sizes 34-36.Good condi tion.Reasonable, HU.1-2309.MAN'S sports jackets, 6 double.breasted suits, size 40.Excellent condition.Reasonable, HU.1.2309.GLASS top coffee table, tea wagon.nest of tables, 2 tri-lamps.HU.1- 4728 after T7.29 For Sale From $10.00 Encore - Designer \u2018Dresses and Suits MONTREAL'S MOST UNUSUAL RESALE SHOP Hours: 1! - & Tues.through Sat.Friday to 9 p.m.1535 Sherbrooke St.W.WE.5-5604 Furniture Discount House at 3541 Van Horne, Apt.1 Kitchen set, $45.00; chesterfield- davenport, $75.00; bedroom sets, $110.00; Singer hideabeds, $110.00; continental beds, $29.00; cribs, $25.00; stoves $110.00; lamps, tables, etc.Must clear by .November 15th, Terms available.RE.8-4761.Rock Manle Refectory table and 4 chairs, excel lent condition, $60.00.HU.4-0340.Silk Lamnshades Recovered.also made to order.and cleaning VI.4.7367.HOUSEHOLD furniture, lamps, tables, chesterfield.chairs, bookcase, antique chest, vacuum cleaner: children\u2019s record player; dishes, etc.WE.3-5354.SNOW tires, size 760 x 15.Good condition.Evenings, HU.9-1084.15 cu, ft.deep freeze, Coldspot, 1957 model, $200.00.RA.8-0203.RADIO and G.E.long and short wave, Philco record player attachment with volume control, $25.00.WE.3-4626.HIDEAWAY bed.blue green.350.00: also hearing aid, Belltone, used one month, $15.00, WE.2.6848, ENGLISH baby carriage, excellent condition.Reasonable price.HU.9- 1161 HUDSON seal coat, Princess lines, size 10-12, like new.$135.00.WE.2- 2526.CARPETS: 2 runners and small rug.713'- x 4/2, Maroon background, Oriental design.Reasonable.HU.4- 4750.LADY'S expensive imported dresses.suits, handmade blouses, sizes 12-14.No reasonable offer refused.HU.1- 2309.WESTINGHOUSE roaster.electric, separate broiler a\u2018tachment.HU.6- BEDROOM drapes and bedspread, wall to wall living room drapes, perfect condition.Sacrifice.HU.4-7297.MARCONI radio-phonograph Hi-Fi.new, $35.00; bedroom set, $110.00.RE.8-4761, 3541 Van Horne, Apt, 1.LIONEL trains, $400.00 worth, excellent condition.For $150.00.RI.4- 5772.; GRANDFATHER'S clock, inlaid mahogany.6\u2019 high, 17\u201d width, chimes.{Birks guarantee).$200 00 final price.No dealers or agents.Write box 485, c-o 2185 Hampton.FILING cabinet, typewriter table, man's winter coat, birdcage.Reasonable.WE, 2.7669.31 Wanted to Purchase STAMP collections wanted.British West America.Mint only.List stamps available and price wanted.Write box 480, c-o 2185 Hampton.ANTIQUE furniture, china, silver, objets d'art, jewellery, etc.Cash paid.Expert representatives call anywhere, Lyons, VI.5-6089.SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE EXAMINER ! Ze for each additional wor \"No Ads accepted after 10:30 a.m.Thursday for current issue.For your convenience, Adtaker on duty after 5 p.m.Tuesday and Wednesday d 31 Wanted to Purchase Skates And Ski Boots Man's size 12.WE.7.3317.WANTED electric football game; chain driven tricycle; skis and boots for girl 14 HU.6-6696.ANTIQUE furniture, china, paintings, jewellery, silver.R.H.Mullins Reg'd., 1317 Greene.WE.5-3894.PIANO wanted, not over 52\" high, good condition, Must be cheap.No agents.HU.9-2045.32 Domestic Help Wanted CAPABLE general, srnall bungalow, Cote St.Luc, Sleep in.HU.1.6996.34 Help Wanted, Female Begin Right Now Without any experience you can earn money for your Christmas needs by selling our beautiful selection of Avon gifts in your own neighborhood.For information call VI.2-7885.35 Situations Wanted Female DICTAPHONE stenographer available in West End, middle-aged, with car.HU.6-7818.SECRETARY, available January.February, seeks temporary post as mother's help during four weeks\u2019 vacation with family travelling south.Experienced with children, references, adaptable and willing to work.Phone WE.2-3358 evenings and weekends.7 MERCHANT'S COAL CO.LID.814 Sun Life Bldg.UN.6-7351 37 Situations Wanted Male CEILINGS and walls restored to new and finished the same day with matching laths without destroying the os, ones.Work guaranteed.CR.9.39 Lost ON October 29th, girl's wrist watch with alligator strap (Birks) between Roslyn school and Sherbrooke and ensington avenues.Reward.HU.6.HALLOWE'EN night, lost dark grey angora cat, from 460 Wood or around Elm.Generous reward.Mrs.Cor: mier.WE.5-925], 41 Domestic Pets PUREBRED dachshund, male, black and tan.HU.1-5285 evenings, WE.3-4914.PUPPIES, part cocker spaniel, 7 weeks, house trained.OR.1-2661.42 Personals WHY FEEL OLD?Feel years younger.Ostrex Tonic Tablets revitalize thousands past 40.Only 69c at all druggists.ARE vou interested?Handmade knitted heavy sweaters, after ski socks, etc.HU.9-1665.45 Money To Loan MORTGAGE LOANS attention! Mortgage loans quickly, Contractors, privates.Notary.Ra, 8-454).Trades and Professional Cards 20 Words 75¢ \u2014 3 Cent Additional Art Lessons Art Studio Drawing and painting instructions.Spec.for beszinners.4959 Decarie Bivd., Apt.1.(Opposite Snowdon Post Office).Please call after 6 p.m.Building Repairs Westminster Building CONTRACTORS SPECIALISTS, IN PROPERTY REPAIRS PAINTING CHIMNEY REPAIRS WATERPROOFING PLASTERING FOUNDATIONS ROOFING, ETC.Estimates Free ALL WORK GUARANTEED Phone HUnter 9-6939 EVENINGS HU.6-7431 Free Estimates English workmanship, bricklaying, plastering, chimneys rebuilt, tuck pointing, roof shingling, All work guaranteed.Mr.O'Connor.HUnter 8-5042 Carpentry PLANNED kitchens, playrooms, built-ins, alterations, etc.Furniture made to order.Workmanship guaranteed.UN.6-0129, Jim Clancy.Cartage and Moving Trailer Rentals Luggage, horse, boat, lumber and earth trailers for rent, Also tow bars, camping equipment and outboard motors.Reasonable rates.RE.8-9871.ABLE to supply ted \u2018chests, barrels, cases, cartons, cord.Ideal for moving.Also truck available anytime.WE, 2.3038.Decorating CEILINGS and walls washed.also floors cleaned and waxed.by exper: ienced man.Tel.W.Campbell, OX.2-4214, reverse charges.Dressmaking EUROPEAN dressmaker - designer, dresses.suits, coats made to measure.Aiterations.Specializes in lace.5110 Sherbrooke.Apt._ DRESSMAKING: skirts, dresses, formal wear.Evening fittings.HU.9- 6040.Duplicating Services ABC duplicating service, addressing, typing, translation, accurate work.(same-day service).Call day or night.61 Chesterfield, Westmount, HU.9-6366.Foot Specialist FOOT specialist, 25 years chiropody experience in Scotland.is prepared to attend patients at their homes.Moderate fees.For appointment, phone PO.9-0374.Furniture Repairs ANTIQUE furniture restoration, re: finishing.China repairs.Satisfaction guaranteed.S.Calderwood & Co.1370 Greene Ave.WE.2.4332.ANTIQUE furniture restoration, re: finishing.Cabinet and furniture made to order, repaired, remodelled.John's Cabinet Making Reg'd., rear 1251 Greene, WE.7-4879.ANTIQUE furniture restoration.French polishing.Superior work.R.H.Mullins Antioues Reg\u2019d., 1317 Greene, WE.5-3894, Furriers HAVE vour furs repaired or re» styled at Flomen Exclusive Furs, 1235 Greene Ave.WE.2-3312, Marriage Licenses MARRIAGE LICENSES Milton W.Winston, notary.Days, UN 6-555\u20ac; evenings, HU.09-2820.Music Lessons Guitar Lessons $1.00 Also accerdion, violin, saxophone, clarinet or mandolin lessons at $1.50 HUNTER 1-0971 Uphoistering LOUIS Furniture Uphoisterers, cabinet makers, polishers; draperies slipcovers.We are also on page J of the Westmount Directory.4525 St.James Street West.half block east of the Glen, Estimates free.WE 5.7111, RN A i HER) Als will win fo hold second place; Ticafs to beat Roughriders Selecting Big Four winners as the schedule moved into the last stretch has not been easy, to say the least.Last week, we missed on both games, first time since the league started.Since Thanksgiving, the) bottom place teams have been causing the experts to, sit up and take note.For Saturday, Als, who are fighting for that Wednesday home game against Ottawa will win over Toronto, to hold second place.Hamilton, who have shown nothing since they lost to Als three weeks ago should come to life and beat Ottawa on Saturday.GEO.E.J.Grads look back at Kerr's day Warm and sincere tributes were paid to former coach, Doug Kerr, his assistants and a gathering of 1938 Redmen, last Mc- Gill football team to win a senior intercollegiate football championship, at the re-union styled \u201cDoug Kerr Day\u201d held at Sir Arthur Currie gymnasium Saturday.A luncheon sponsored by the McGill Society of Montreal was strictly informal.Kerr and members of his family, his associates, trainer Harry Grimes, players and wives, were seated at a long table, the centre of interest.No speeches were made save brief remarks by Dave Tennant, president of the Society who presented Kerr with an engraved stein.It was in the spontaneous remarks of his players on the '38 team, and graduates and faculty members of the period, that the high esteem with which Kerr was held; his instinct for impressing a permanent mark on character.was stressed as more than 400 assembled in the gym.There was a constant buzz like \u201cRemember the time Kerr .\u201d or \u201cDoug said .\u201d or \u201cPop said ! to me this day .:\u201d Later Kerr and, his players were serenaded, first by the Mc- Gill band, then by the kiited cohorts from Queen's, before the party adjourned to the Stadium for the Queen's-McGill football tussle which the Redmen won 16- 13 to make the \u201cDay\u201d a complete success.Sixteen feams entered in senior 'B\" tourney Sixteen teams are entered in the Senior B competition of the MBL Golden Ball.They have been split into divisions of four teams each.RCAF St.Hubert, St.Lambert CSA, Unity Boys Club and Golden Knights are in one division, while Lakeshore YMCA, Holy Cross, MacDonald College and Tauras form another group.The other groups are: Yvon Coutu, Palestre Nationale, Querhes, UBC, and Northmount Y, Westmount Y, SERA and East End Boys Club.eb Rugger semi The Westmount Exeminer, Friday, November 7, 1958 1 5 layoff underway Saturday at West Hill, Westmount Westmount turned in their best display of the season when it was most needed \u2018and blanked Barba- riané 11-0 last Saturday in a Quebec \\ Rugger league match pliyed at Westmount Park.In other action round the loop Wanderers assured themselves of a play-off berth by whitewashing win- less Canadair 22-0 while Mc- Gill Redmen drepped a home game te the Bytown Beavers.The irish were awarded the game against RCAF St.Hubert who were unable to field a side because of flying commitments.The :op four clubs in the standings go into the play-offs which opens Saturday with the final for the provincial championship November 15.In the crucial tilt at West- mount Park, Barbs, defending champions and league-leaders, started off with a bang and came close to scoring twice in the first five minutes.Only a desperate defence thrown up by the Westies held them at bay.Barbs used the wind advantage cleverly in the opening period with Dick Hyde many times putting them deep in Westmount territory with long touch finding boots.Westmount meant business right from the start of the sec- end stanza and the forwards who had been playing well turned on full steam and gradually wore Barbarian into the ground.A loese bounding ball which the Barbs defence allowed to roll around finally spelled disaster as speedy Geoff Jackson nipped in to gather up the ball, hand-off three would-be tacklers kicking form and booted seven points.PLAYOFF TEAMS The draw for the play-offs in to go over near tne posts for the Quebec Rugger League was Alister Wittet to convert and the Westies were out in front 5-0.Westmount came close on several other occasions but were unable to break the barrier again for a major score and it was left to big Jim Adam to put inp, e Geoff Jackson the final nails in the coffin with two long range penalty kicks for the 11-0 win, Wanderers nailed down fourth and last play-off position by easily turning back Canadair 22-0.Peter Brodie-Brown led the scoring parade with twe touchdowns with sinzle counters coming from Colin Hudson, Ray Smith and Ken Gordon.John Davis was back in good Loyola Warriors can clinch grid title with win over Bishop's in tonight's tilt Loyola Warriors will be out to clinch the Ottawa- St.Lawrence League championship tomorrow night when they meet Bishop's Gaiters at 8:00 p.m.The Warriors are currently riding in first place after a hard fought 21-7 victory over St.Pat\u2019s on Sunday.Unbeaten and untied Warriors have eight points while Bishop's in second with six.By defeating Bishop's.Loyola would knock their nearest rival out of the running and, regardless of the outcome of their last game against Hacdonald College on Nov.15, they would be league champs, Should Warriors come through with the big win, it will mari the first time since 1947 that a Loyola team has finished on top.It would also be a fitting climax to the Warriors\u2019 first football season since the College dropped extramural play two years ago.First Annual SKI SCHOOL Commencing Wednesday, Nov.12th 7:00 P.M.to 8:30 P.M, Class Lessons JACK HOLLAND, Ski pro at Alpine Inn Ste.Marguerite, Que.For- further information, call WE.7-3916 WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.at Trenholme Park starting Bishop's dropped their opener against Macdonald College 19-6 but have since improved with two shutout victories over RMC and in a return encounter with Mac.Veteran halfbacks Andy Davis and Bill Badger spearhead a strong running and aerial attack which has piled up a totai of 60 points this year.Bishop\u2019s, however.will have their hands full against Warriors tomorrow night.The Maroon and White team decisively defeated a tough Ottawa St.Pal\u2019s\u2019 squad, league champions for the past two years, by a solid 21-7 score.Quarterback Bob Beauregard led the Warriors attack by passing to speedy end John Roche for two TD\u2019s and by carrying one over himself.A strong Warrior defense held the vaunted St.Pat's single wing offense to one touchdown and came up with crucial pass interceptions and fumble recoveries to successfully scuttle the Irish attack.The Warriors were the first to score in capitalizing on two early errors by St.Pat's.Two consecutive third down passes from center Bernie Maclsaac eluded punter Gordie Ventura.The Irish recovered the first but charging Warrior end Larry Sheehan recovered the second on the St.Pat\u2019s five yard line.Two plays later Beauregard went around right end for the TD.Fullback George Bedard converted.| | | announced by Union efficials.Westmount vs Wanderers, West- mount Park, 2.30 p.m.; Barbarians vs Irish, West Hill High School, 2.30 p.m.} Semis to be played Saturday with the two winning teams meetins one week later for the provincial championship and the newly awarded Mair Shield, emblematic of rugger supremaey in the province.With only the McGill-Irish game lett to compete leaves the standings .PW LD F A Pts.Wa tmount 8 7 1 0124 23 14 .Barbarians 3 6 2 0137 3 12 Irish .7 6 110 22 12 Wanderers .8 5 3 0 75 64 10 Mount Royal 8 3 53 0 79 78 6 RCAF .-8 350 62 6 Oltawa .8 350 54 62 6 MeGill LL.7 2 5 0 33 53.4 Canadair .8 0 8 0 9258 0 Grout seis 1 besi swim time In the first open swim meet of the Quebec section of the Canadian Amateur Association, record breaking times were made.Lorne Jacobs took two seconds off his own butterfly Canadian record.Cameron Grout of MeGill.one of Canada's outstanding swimmers, turned in his second best time ever in winning the 220-yard freestyle event in 2.13.9.Grout was a member of Canada's Games in Wales last summer.The McGill team of Grout, Richard Pound, Ed Menashe and Henry Pokki won the free-style relays.Concordia led the way in the women's events as Madeleine \u2018Sevigny and Gisele Gagnier won the freestyle and butterfly races respectively.Baz O'Meara guest * on WCAX-TV hockey Baz O'Meara, long-time sue- cessful sports writer and conduc- \u2018tor of the Montreal Star's Passing Sports Show -olumn, will be seen as Ken McKenzie's guest on Cabinet Hockey Preview WCAX- 0000000600 Grey Cup float on view Saturday On Saturday, November 8, the Young Men's Section is holding a Grey Cup Float Preview prior to shipping, the float to the West Coast.The event will take place on the west side of Fletcher's Field (near the Jacques Cartier Monument) between the hours of 9 a.m.and 12 noon.Admission to the showing is 25 cents and many wonderful door prizes are being offered.First prize consists of two tickets to the Grey Cup Game in Vancouver, including return fare via TCA plus $100.00 spending money.Proceeds of the event will be \u2018used to complete the funds required to construct and transport Montreal\u2019s first float representation in a Grey Cup Parade.Tickets are presently on sale and can be obtained by contacting the Secretary, Young Men's Section, at VI 9-8086 or may be purchased at the preview showing ir.the morning of the event.Warrior cagers in opening MBL win Warriors from Loyala college got away to a good start in the opening game of the MBL Golden Ball tournament edging out University of Montreal Carabins 55- 54.Coach Doug Potvin of the Warriors had his scorers working on small points before a small crowd at Mont St.Louis gym court., Alex McAllister was high man for the winning Warriors.The sharp shooting centre forward scored 17 points.Dan Morgan chipped in with nine while Gerry McQuade, playing a standout game under both back boards, netted eight.Another defensive standout Ed Baltuonis also contributed seven points to the winning cause.Carabins were paced in a scoring way by bespectacled Pete Me- Kay who counted 16 points.Bob Forcione scored 11.TV 1:45 on Saturday, November 8, just before the telecast of the\u2019 NHL game.Baz' experience in writing about every phase of the sports field make him a top subject for an interview and fans won't want to miss his comments on league line-ups this year.LR al Li RE 000000000 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY \"Make Believe Ballroom 10.05-11.00 a.m.\"Doris Clark Presents\u2019 .\"The World Tonight\" \u201cStarlight Concert\u201d .SATURDAY \"Club 800\" 4.05-5.30 p.m.\"Jazz Is My Beat\u201d 9.30 - 10.00 p.m.2.05- 2.30 p.m.2.05- 9.25 p.m.10.10-11.00 p.m.SUNDAY \"World News Round-Up\" 11.00-11.15 a.m.\u201cThe Best In Music\u201d 8.05 - 9.00 p.m. y 4 RYT pn # de $ I , \u2018 Cad i \"| Soph q hi sd \u201c i i ; gi ++ am ra\u2014\u2014\u2014r- Ye 3 fond A A 1 ™ Westmount Exominer, Friday.November 7.1958 5.OL | Capture your Christmas on Cine Film ; TRADE-IN OFFER on any 8™ movie camera Take advantage of this Pre-Christmas offer to exchange your movie camera for a 16 mm BOLEX \u2014 renowned for its precision mechanism and splendid pictures the world over.You'll find the difference in 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