The Westmount examiner, 31 décembre 1959, Cahier 1

[" 7, Fri, - New voters association \u2014 : to force council election - Rev.William Morris is chairman J 77107) of new group BEEZ XX LIX VOL.XXX, No.52 MONTREAL, THURSDAY, DEC.31, 1959 12 PAGES Ep 35 5 CENTS Creative grade-schoolers at work \u2014-Page 2 ante ig va un 2 Page 4 Election machinery of city is outlined With the newly formed Westmount Voters\u2019 Association announcing its intention to contest aldermanic seat number two, the city\u2019s electors may be called upon to exercise their democratic franchise for the first time since 1955.City.secretary-treasurer A.W.D.Swan, who in the event of an election acts as returning officer, gave the following details on election procedure in Westmount.On January 11, between 12 noon and 2 p.m., final nominations are received.As set forth in the city\u2019s constitution, .elections take place on the third Monday of 1 the year \u2014 this-year \u2018January 18, +2 Lure - Polls are set up at convenient places throughout the city, and deputy returning officers are appointed.At the council meeting following ballot- ting day, the returning officer reports on results of elections, and successful candidates are sworn in, Ka Westmount\u2019s last contested civic election occurred in January 1955, when three Council seats were contested.This was the first such occasion since January 1931, when candidates ran for two of the seats then vacant.SRT pad eae I, RE OT.° Sheila Sheldon and Mrs.Eudice Garmaise (background) compare i Cr eating a puppet: scarcely formed puppets which will soon have faces and hair, and assume personalities, In the foreground Patsy l.ogothelis, Keith Craig, and Gordon Yates work on heads for the puppets.The figures being made here were part of the cast of \u201cA Christmas Carol,\u201d = presented by the school theatre group at the King's Christmas assembly, Aldermanic candidate Crs Next week\u2019s weather M.L.Tucker ry z0s \"en \u201cWestmount Generally sunny, windy and cool, with zero night (emperatures, v 4 although afternoon sunshine will make conditions more agreeable.needs pool Evenings clouding for occasional light snows, 3 to 7 during the 2 B 8 Is inferviewed Quite cold in the middle of the week with risk of traffic up- \u2014 Back ler setting snows for many places.Note conditions at this time.They will repeat during the Christmas shopping week next December.Bright and still cold to end the week with light flurries.Auto- Page 3 mobilists, recheck your antifreeze.À really cold spell is arriving.~ Page 4 2 The Westmount Examiner Heppy New Year, 1960 Art, puppetry intrigue King\u2019s School moppets By VALENTINA RAHR King\u2019s School pupils cannot be accused of neglecting the arts in their education.This year the youngsters went all out to present a unique program for the Christmas holidays.A stained glass panel exhibition was displayed in Westmount Library, made by the art group; and a puppet show presented to King's School Christmas Assembly by the theatre group.Under the interested guidance of Mrs.Lonnie Echenberg, Anwoth road, and Mrs.Eudice Garmaise, Claremont avenue, the children from grades two to five have been given various opportunities to acquaint themselves with different forms of art.\u201cWe want lo stir the creative ability in every child, and develop his imagination,\u201d says Mrs.Echenberg.\u201cIf only one medium ls used, the child will become stilted.Different mediums water colors, clay work, culting and pasting, will open a whole new world of ideas ahowt themselves, different people and countries, plants, HAPPY NEW YEAR! We take this opportunity to extend Season's Greetings to all our customers and friends.We appreciate your patronage and hope that we may continue to serve you during 1960.Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St.Catherine) WE.3-5908 EE CRE \" A mural comes to life: Instructress Mrs.Lonnie Echenberg joins enthusiastic youngsters of the King's School art group as the work em a houses and birds.It may even six feet long and four feet high, make them look at a bird in a showing part of a city.It will have different way.\u201d two-dimensional figures of wire \u201cProject 1960\" is a panel about and fabric, houses, cily streets, 4 W.FRIEDRICH Swiss Watch Repair Expert New Address: 1243 GREENE AVE.(Orta 7 Steinberg's) 7-1855 A) on Thursday, Dec.31st, CITY OF WESTMOUNT GARBAGE COLLECTION Householders are notified that there will be no garbage collection on New Year's Day, Jan.Ist, 1960.Collections normally scheduled for this day will be made 1959.J.R.DAYE, P.Eng., City Engineer Kchildren with skipping ropes, milkman, taxi, butcher, the steel frame of a partly constructed building, parks and playgrounds.A smaller panel showing the figures in the project will be nearer the viewer.The city background will appear on a larger panel set farther back.The contribution made by the Theatre Group is a puppet show which took many arduous hours of work to prepare.\u2018A Christmas Carol,\u201d complete with silver haired Scrooge, was made up of papier mache figures modelled on clay heads made some weeks ago.Then the hair and clothes were attached to them, and a puppet theatre was proposed.Architect Harry Mayerovitch donated his services and drew up a solid puppet theatre, which was constructed soon after.This small theatre will remain as a permanent contribution to King\u2019s School art classes, after the presentation of Dicken\u2019s \u201cChristmas Carol.\u201d The character parts in the story were dramatized, all members of the theatre group taking part.Another unusual experience afforded these youngsters was a ITS WELL WORTH Youth leader visits Worcester Gerald Miller, BA, Temple Emanu-El Youth Adviser on the weekend of December 12th-13th, attended an Institute for Youth Advisors in Worcester, Mass.under the auspices of The New England and Federation of Temple Youth Commission under the direction of Rabbi Alexander Schindler, Next nieeting Temple Youth Society, Tuesday evening, January 12 at 8 o'clock \u2014 the first of a series of four cultural meetings dealing with the history of Canadian Jewry.The president of Temple Youth is Peter Roston and he extends a most cordial invitation to all young people of our Temple to affiliate with the Temple Youth Group.For information telephone Mr Roston at RE.3-2849, NICKEL CAPACITY GROWS This year, for the first time in history, the annual production capacity of the free world's nickel industry is expected to rise to 550,- 000,000 pounds.visit recently to the Theatre du mural in the style of a stained glass window.Left to right: Bobby Murrow, Melville Michaels, Irene Kuttner, Trevor Garland, and Howard Lewis.Nouveau Monde studio on San- guinet street, where they.saw actual sets being designed in miniature and watched them being constructed.À visit to the Orpheum Theatre, to see the preparations for \u201cPlayboy of the Western World\u201d was another outstanding event, for they had an opportunity of meeting Robert Prevost, noted stage set designer, who explained to them how to make a working model, and how to plan and execute a stage set.They saw a rehearsal stage, work shops, props being made and stored, and posters made up in Parisian style.Students taking part in the art classes include: David Assels, Robert Higgs, Melville Michaels, Cliriyl Van Echteld, Cheryl Holland, John Gall, Cathie Ingram, Nancy Jean Hardbottle, Keith Hogg, Irene Kuttner, Beth Lewis, & George and Michael Logothetis, Pauline Mishi, Karen Ryan, Colin Ryan, Richard McGonegal, Anne ewett, Ann Morrison, hristmas, Robert Morrow, Michael Daffern, Karen Mishi, Jane Daffern, Christopher Por- teous, Trevor Garland, Christina Rahr, Ellen Garmaise, Howard Ransom, Patricia Gebbie, Airlie Wood, Ellen Goddard, Linda Sue Goodnall and Anthony Sheldon.Ernie ne ROSEDALE EDGAR A.WRAY Funeral Chapel WURLITZER ORGAN 4911 COTE DES NEIGES RD.South ef Queen Mary at Decelles RE.1-6868 \u2014Tedd Church Photo Students in the theatre group: Tony Aiken, Keith Craig, Barbära Ingram, John Garmaise, Gordon Yates, Patsy Logothetis and Sheila Sheldon.King\u2019s School Art Classes are sponsored by the Home and School Association.The art classes are depending on the voluntary help of mothers every Thursday from about 3:30 to 5 p.m., during the hours when children are taking part in the art projects.Also donating their time are Mrs.T.G.Hardbottle, telephone com: mittee; \u2018Mrs.Max Newton andl\u2019 Mrs.Hardbottle, art convenors; Mrs.C.R.H.Porteous and Mrs.M.C.Sheldon, co-treasurers.Max Reinblatt, instructor at the Montreal Museum of Fine Aris, acts as artistic advisor.> serving since 1913; forty - seven years of sincere, dependable service.BA Tolling F.A.Nunns \u2014 A.F.Williams 3610 Sherbrooke Street West 1234 (Mountain St.Five Generations | of Traditional Service cdos.CUray &BR0.Funerau DiRECtORS Phone: UN.6-6363 interiors \u2014 Regd.1317 Greene Ave., WE.5.3894 ANTIQUES BOUGHT Draperies MULLINS ANTIQUES ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS § Certified Watchmakers ond SOLD \u2019 Custom Furniture O H MAN $ Upholstery - Repairs WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.voL.XXX, No.52 MONTREAL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1959 3 Can't a man get any sleep around here?The back seat of a car is a poor place for a nap, as C.Laroche of Ville LaSalle found out Christmas night.Mr.Laroche, asleep in a car driven by a friend, Guy Delage, 26.also of Ville LaSalle, was rudely awakened from his slumber Friday evening by a collision with a parked car opposite 4138 rchester street west.Mr.La- che was taken to Montreal Gen- 7 era] Hospital where he was treated for a cut on the eye.The parked car was owned by Salvatore Artuso, 27, of Beacons- field avenue, N.D.G.Mr.Delage told Westmount police that he was travelling east on Dorchester, when a west-bound taxi eut onto the wrong side of the road.To avoid hitting him, he pulled to the right, striking the parked auto.Bus, tiny car scrape sides at intersection A small English car, driven by Terry Mcauley, 28, of 7793 de Gaspe street, suffered minor damage when struck by a 35-foot MTC bus at Victoria and Sherbrooke street Saturday afternoon.Bus driver G.B.Lachance, 38, of Rosemount, told Westmount police he was preparing to make a right-hand turn, and that the length of his vehicle required to be several feet away from the curb before turning.He stated that he did not see the smaller car, which subsequently became wedged between bus and curb.Mr.Mcauley, who had pulled up his vehicle between the bus and the curb, stated he honked his horn when he saw the bus signalling to turn.New Year's rally The New Year's Rally for Presbyterian Church Schools, will take place on Sunday, January 3rd, 1960, in the Church of St.Andrew and St.Paul, Sherbrooke and Redpath streets, May the New Year bring you and yours the best in Good Health, Good Cheer and Good Fortune.We have enjoyed serving you and hope that we may continue to do so for many years to come.F.L.SILVER LADIES\u2019 & GENT'S TAILOR 1235 Greene Ave.(Downstairs) WE.2.6633 Irving Backler speaks: Westmount needs a swimming pool \u201cA city the size of Westmount should have a swimming pool,\u201d maintains Irving Backler, a vice-president of the Westmount Municipal Association and nominee for one of the two city council seats which become vacant in 1960.\u201cThe only swimming available in Westmount is provided by the YMCA pool,\u201d he pointed out, \u201cand that cannot and should not be expected to provide for the needs of the many children and adults in the city.\u201d Interviewed at his Roxbo- rough avenue home, Mr.Backler spoke of elections and of the Westmount Municipal Association.\u201cIf the aldermanic seats shortly to become vacant were contested, would you run?\u201d he was asked.\u201cNo,\u201d stated Mr.Backler.\u201cWe are not running on a political platform,\u201d he explained, referring to himself the second candidate put forward by the Westmount Municipal Association, Mr.M.L.Tucker.\u201cThe council is made up of individuals who carry portfolios such as finance, or light and power, who must consider the city as a whole.\u201d Mr.Backler felt that an election, based on political or geographical subdivisions within the city, might result in favoritism for certain districts.Now vice-president of the WMA, and at one time chairman of the housing and zoning committee.Mr.Backler said that he felt he had gained \u201can objective view of what the citizen is thinking\u201d in his work with the Association.\u201cActually, 1 became sincerely interested in civic affairs only when nominated to the housing and zoning committee about three-and-a-half years ago,\u201d he said.He criticized the citizens of Westmount for lack of interest in civic affairs.\u201cThe people and the press complain of not being informed of what is going on,\u201d he added.They are behind the times.Open council meetings now precede general committee meetings.In the previous administration, the reverse was true, and motions put forward in council were practically a \u2018fait accompli\u2019.\u201d He felt that more people should attend council meetings.Mr.Backler, a professional engineering consultant, has two children: Allan, 18, a second year arts student at McGill University; and Martin, 9, an ardent classical guitar fan, and a fourth grade pupil at Roslyn.IRVING BACKLER WMA nominee for alderman Heart Fund appointment Mr.Donald M.Mumford, chair- Cardy.president of Alpine Inn.Ste.man of the Canadian Heart Fund Marguerite.P.Q.as chairman of (Quebec Division), announces the the Laurentian region.comprising appointment of Mr.Vernon O.all areas North of Ste.Rose.The Drive will be held from February 14 to 28.Objective is $1.246,000.Youthful drivers in traffic mishap Student Mary Kennedy.20, of London, Ontario, collided with a \u2018drive-yourself\u2019 auto, driven by Donald MacFarline.19, of La- chine late Sunday evening, op- When Buying LOTS, HOMES or FARM LAND in Soulange or Vaudreuil counties, Contact ED.FUGER Hudson, Que.4 er OX.ue Sr Smoil estate inquiries invited posite 40 Belvedere road.Minor traffic mishaps keep police force busy The Christmas season was no holiday for Westmount's traffic division, who were kept busy with minor accidents throughout the city.x Shortly after noon Thursday | cab-driver Dr.J.Bors Engen, 43, of 5062 Westhill avenue, halted for a fare opposite 4390 Western avenue.A truck behind him, driven by Norman Halley.24, of 1086 Addington avenue, stopped : in time to avoid collision.but was struck in the rear by a second truck, driven by Jean Paul Boucher, 32, of 2639 Radot street, Montreal.The impact caused Mr Halley's vehicle to strike the taxi.; We wish you At 12:15 p.m.Thursday.Russell L.Ambrose.20, of Platts- PROSPERITY burgh, N.Y.and Albert Boyer, .65, of 4469 Western avenue, col- in the \u201c lided at the Melville-St.Catherine intersection.with resulting NEW YEAR minor damages.In mid-afternoon, at the same intersection, Marcel Ri- JOHN WATSON vest, 24, of 1065 Girouard, LIMITED struck pedestrian Pierre Bonte, 55.of 250 Metcalfe avenue.who told police he had walked in front of the car, which he did not notice, Mr.Bonte was taken to Queen Elizabeth Hospital for treatment.At 3:40 p.m.Thursday, Stanley W.Reid.27, 4317 Old Orchard (Continued on page 5) C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 PP VV VV VV Ivrvvvrvrel 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 DOLL LLLLLLLASL LLL boo J AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT THIS WINTER! b MASAAMAMAMASMASAAAMASAAAADAMAAAAMASSAASANANAMÉ THE WESTMOUNT VOTERS ASSOCIATION through its chairman Rev.William Morris Urge your support of the following issues of vital importance to all citizens : .Aldermen and Mayor to be elected by popular vote.Public business to be discussed and transacted in public.Representation by population according to geographical areas as stated in the charter.Better and more effective planning for the development of Westmount, YOUR SUGGESTIONS AND ASSISTANCE ARE INVITED Please phone HU.1-6988 \u2018\u20ac THE v Serving NOT TR SY xarniner the City of Westmoun( since 1985 5135 Western Avenue, Montreal 28, Que.Heed Office: 7005 Kildore Road, Montreal 29 Montreal, Thursday, December 31, 1959 Circulation Dept.\u2014 Display Advertising HU.9-1201 Classified Advertising (To 8.30 p.m, Tues.& Wed.Only) HU, 1-045) Editorial Department \u2014 Accounting Department HU.1-2771 John W.Sancton President and Publisher Hugh E.McCormick Chairman Lou Miller, Managing Editor Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager Miss Evelyn McKinnon, Circulation Manager The Examiner alms to be an Independent, clean newspaper for the home, drvoted to public service.Mall subscriptions: $2.60 per year: $1.26 half sear.Five cents a copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, \u2014 WE SAY Westmount election is right and good ()VER half Westmount's \u201ccitizen ratepayers, who each week read their paid-for copies of The Examiner, will understand the delight with which this paper reports that there likely is to be, at long last, a municipal election.Some, we know, will not agree with the principle which we have been espousing now for two or three years \u2014 that elections and public discussion of public affairs are good things.Westmount by habit does not go in for municipal voting nor for full open debate on civic business in City Council.Instead, over the years the custom has grown that the Westmount Municipal Association nominate mayors and aldermen and that, unopposed, they are elected by acclamation to work in the main behind closed doors.+ * * WHY are they unopposed?Because Westmount is an extremely well run city, perhaps the best in the coun- trv.Efficiency is the hallmark.The public has little complaint with the day to day operation of the municipality.Under such circumstances few are going to take the trouble to question or follow Council's activities, let alone actively oppose the candidates of \u2018the establishment.\u201d But the WMA itself is concerned over the apathy of Westmount residents in municipal affairs.This is much of the WMA's own making.The WMA has placed itself between Council and people, like a screen against sight and sound in both directions.Council works in a vacuum devoid of public interest or even appreciation; the public just doesn't learn what's going on in its own City.Sufficiently disturbed has been a group of people who this week formed the West- mount Voters\u2019 Association.Its chairman, Rev.Wm.Morris, would have run but is not qualified.He would have been a worthy candi- Authorized ws 2nd Class Mal, Post Office Dept, Otlawa.YOU SAY Reporters please Welfare group Sir: As an agency we want to thank you for the wonderful space you gave us in three of your weeklies recently \u2014 The Monitor, The Examiner, and Verdun Guardian, We especially wan! to pay tribute to Miss Bartlett and Mr.Church.Miss Bartlett wrote the most outstanding piece of publicity we have had in many years, and Mr.Church really took some charming pictures.More than this, we want to go on record that we have never worked with more co-operative and charming newspaper people than these two young people who represented you.1 have been told by reporters over and over that they get \u201cbored with welfare.\u201d 1 did not have this feeling in dealing with cither Miss Bartlett or Mr.Church.It may not seem to you to have been a very important thing that you did in telling our story, but we would like to assure you that this is not so.We are very sure that your publicity will have many positive repercussions in our favor.To begin with, the community will know better what a big job our agency is doing and, we hope, will be more understanding and more generous when the Red Feather canvasser calls.In the second place, people reading about our work, particularly in the Verdun area.may be interested in becoming foster-par- ents, and nothing more valuable than this could possibly happen to us.In the third place, our ambition is to help every child who is deprived of a home to grow up somewhere where he gains a feeling of pride in himself and of worth.He can only do this if the community sces him as worthy of opportunities.We think a story such as you have told will help to make the homeless child understood and valued.and should help to create the feeling of acceptance that is necessary to his growing up.And so from board and staff, may we thank you for the space, lor the time, and for the craftsmanship with which you presented our story.We hope that you will also extend to Miss Bartlett and Mr.Church our very sincere thanks for all that they have done for us.Muriel B.McCrea, Executive Director.Children\u2019s Service Centre.1 date and it is hoped to find another of his quality.long Westmount tradition which bars elections as \u201cnot quite proper\u201d and open Council meetings as \u2018\u2018unnecessary\u2019\u2019 will make it a tough fight.7 FOG a Tg TTT at in EE 3 & PE Rev.D.W.F.Morris M.Westmount next month may still have its first municipal election in five years.A nomination meeting, reported as \u2018\u201c\u2018enthusias- tie\u201d and \u201cunanimous,\u201d Monday evening at his home, 8 Winchester avenue, named Rev.William D.F.Morris, assistant minister of St.James United Church, to contest aldermanic seat No.2 on Jan.18.However, yesterday just before presstime Mr.Morris announced that his candidacy has had to be withdrawn because the Westmount city charter specifically disqualifies persons in holy orders, such as himself as an ordained minister, from holding office.The committee also adopted a name, \u2018\u201cWest- mount Voters\u2019 Associa- \u2018Certainly I would run\u2019 # states nominee Tucker \u201cWould you run for alderman if the seat were contested?\u201d was the question asked M.L.Tucker.DSO, 352 Ken- sington avenue, nominated by the Westmount Municipal Association to run for council seat No.2.\u201cCertainly 1 would,\u201d was Mr.Tucker's reply.\u201c1 would hope to contribute in whatever way | could towards continuing the very good council government we now have.\u201d *] also wish to point out.\u201d he continued, \u201cthat 1 would not be running for the Westmount Municipal Association, but for the citizens represented by the Association.\u201d 44 TL tion,\u201d and established as its primary purpose to force an\u2019 election\u2019 in \u2018West- mount and to put forward a candidate.Mr.Morris continues as chairman of the new association and told The Examiner yesterday morning that the group would select a new candidate, within the next few days it was hoped.Mr.Morris, a wartime Spitfire fighter pilot who served with No.401 \u2018City of West- mount\u2019 Squadron in Germany, was {(o oppose M.L.Tucker, DSO, 352 Kensington avenue, candidate of the Westmount Municipal Association of which Mr.Tucker is a former officer.Though two seats are open, the Voters\u2019 Association was putting forward only the one candidate.The Municipal Association on Dec.8 also nominated Irving S.Backler, 44 Rox- borough avenue.for seat No.1.Mr.Backler told The Examiner in an interview that if he was opposed, he would withdraw his own candidacy.Mr.Tucker stated that he would run if his election were contested.Mr.Tucker.who has been a resident of Westmount since 1932, joined the housing and zoning committee of the West- mount Municipal Association\u2019 shortly after the end of World War Il, and was at one time chairman of the committee.Expressing the opinion that the present city council is \u201cone of the best we have ever had,\u201d Mr.Tucker spoke of the private bill currently being presented by the city at Quebec, part of which is aimed at consolidating the rights of tenant voters.\u201cA tenant is entitled to a vote,\u201d Mr.Tucker felt.\u201cAs a \\ Le ames othe L.\u2014Tedd Church Photos Tucker, DSO Rev.W.D.F.Morris was slated fo contest aldermanic seat no.2 M.Garber and F.E.H, Gates are the retiring alder- - men whose three-year terms are expiring at this time.A four-point platform -was adopted by the Voters\u2019 Association at its Monday evening meeting.The points are\u2019: = t1) Aldermen and mayor to be elected by popular vote; (2) Public business to be discussed and (ransacted in public; 3) Representation by population according to geographical areas as stated in paragraph four, article 30 of the City charter: (4) Better and mdre effective planning for the development of Westmount.The last article is to take in a revision of the building code and development of industrial aveas, parks, ete.; not relaxation bul sterner restrictions.It was made clear that the new association at the moment is only an ad hoc committee established for the purpose of the 1960 municipal clection.The feeling was that it might be reconstituted later, perhaps even with a different name.a- resident of the city.il will not only give him a say in civie affairs, but an interest as well.\u201d He added he believed that it was necessary for a council to have the broad interests of the city as a whole at heart, - The principle of geographical representation, in accordance with the democratic system is a good one, he added.\u2018In a larger community you may find that certain districts have better treatment than others.But in a city the size of Westmount I believe that it would not make a great deal of difference,\u201d he pointed out, | PE ES CS CE PR ed > rage ep age TEE M La VASE ue a - Sgr 2 NE = \u2014À > .> I lee e must Lop meme STE og dd expand\u201d states sacre © president of School for Crippled Children The School for Crippled Children, which will celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the first meeting of the Committee of Organization next February, must improve and expand its facilities, if it is to continue to fulfill its proper function in the community, A.H.Marden, 22 Renfrew avenue, told The Examiner, Mr.Marden, recently elected president of the School for Crippled Children, retired in December 1958 as vice-president of Dominion Tar & Chemical.Since then he has been devoting much of his time to community services.Mr.Marden stated that for some time the board of governors of the VI.9-8952 DITTRICH WATCH LABORATORY High Grade REPAIRS of all makes of watches, clocks aiso 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elevator | can only accommodate two! wheelchair cases.We now have | 32 wheelchair cases, and numerous pupils entirely dependent on crutches.In spite of these difficulties our staff are carrying on and doing an excellent job, which is much appreciated.\" | When questioned about finances, | Mr.Marden stated that the School is largely dependent upon its two major campaigns.\u201cOur annual\u2019 appeal by letter is presently in the hands of the public.We are asking for a minimum of $70,000 this year, in view of the largest enrollment in our history.Next May we will have our usual tag day.\u201cOur income from government and city grants pays only seven per cent of our cost of operaling the school.Thus the generosity of individuals, firms, and organizations is necessary to our survival, and is much appreciated by our board of governors.\u201cAs it was fell in 1951 that we Minor traffic .(Continued from page 3) avenue, and Cyril Berman, 31, of 5172 Mariette, were involved in a collision at Victoria and St Catherine street west.On Christmas day.Jean Gilles Lafond, 28, of 751 Brewster street, Montreal, and Gordon G.Paterson, 25, of 3417 Patricia avenue, collided at the intersce- tion of Lansdowne and Western avenues.Saturday, 8:10 p.m.opposite 1329 Greene avenue, Diettof Dar- zok, 23, of 37 Prospect street, Westmount, and Leo Grossman.50, of Maplewood avenue, were involved in a minor traffic accident.The front of an auto driven by R.Miller, 46, of 2068 Sherbrooke street west, was demolished late Sunday afternoon in a collision at Victoria avenue and The Boulevard.Also involved was an auto: driven by Gordon Grodinsky.42, of 5340 Randall avenue.Two trucks collided Monday morning, 10:25 a.m., on Victor.a avenue above The Boulevard.The vehicles were driven by Francois Lessard, 33, employed by Tol- hurst Oil Ltd., and Angelo Car- lacei, 29.employed by Laporte Cartage.A Montreal Parks Dept.truck driven by Arthur Lamer, 45, was involved in a collision Monday afternoon with an auto driven by Arthur Wilson, 63, of 1400 Cote de Liesse road.The accident occurred at Sherbrooke street and Clarke avenue.Mr.Wilson, who is retired, told Westmount police he was struck in the rear by the truck as he stopped for a red light at the intersection.| | | The Westmpuat Examiner Happy Ney Year, 1940 lost during the summer a great to improving and enlarging our deal that we gained during the services to the crippled child, and school term, we established a expects lo announce a plan shortly, camp at Lake Massawippl.This endeavour has been an oulstand- ing success, and our enrollment has increased every year, until in 1958 we had 134 campers.\u201d Mr.Marden stressed the fact that the school is not connected financially with any other institution, although it works most co-operutively with others of similar name and function.\u201cDon\u2019t forget us,\u201d said Mr.Marden, \u201cwhen you consider your charitable donations, but will not help us to educate over 200 physically disabled children of many races, colors and creeds.\u201d Mr.Marden declined to state specific future plans, \u201cfor.\u201d he said, \u201cthis is a board decision.\u201d He did say, however.that immediate consideration is being given unless | the cheque is made out to \u2018The, Schoo! for Crippled Children\u2019, it A complete grooming service boarding training for your pet.SHEILA HOUSTOUN HU.1-4615 PICK UP AND DELIVERY \"YOUR PHOTO DEALER WHERE YOU WILL EVENTUALLY BUY! The Prime Minister, the Honourable Paul Sauvé, Q.C., and the Members of the Executive Council of the Province of Québec convey to the population their very best wishes for a Ha View ear PPY Y.ve gn eme\" nt: A ARE NE EE io + ae.TA I rer PR The Westmount Exominer UNITED rer rt es oe CALVARY UNITED CHURCH Derchester St.West at Greene Ave.Westmount Rev.Charles R.Plashett Miss Valerie J.Lewis SERVICES OF WORSHIP 11:00 am.\u2014 7:30 porn.Our Church wishes sou « Huppy New Year und invites vou to worship this Sunday Alice Smiley.A.Mus.Organist.(MceGIN) \u2014 WESTMOUNT PARK- EMMANUEL CHURCH Cor.Lansdowne & Western Avenues Minister REY.CALLUM THOMPSON, C.D., B.A, B.D.Director of Music: Mr Travellers Without Mans Three Guildes\u2018.T00-7:45 pm.Vesper Service: \u201cNourish Your Pilgrim Soul\u201d Wayne Riddel} H.00 5m.\u2018Foi ST.ANDREW\" 's CHURCH WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.#ntoine Rd, near Argyle ave.Min v.D.M.Grant.B.A.D.D, Rev.D.C Searfoss.B.A.B.D.New Year's Sunday 11.00 a.m.Dr Grant \u2018Prescription For A Happy New Year\u201d 7:30 pm.Mr.Searfoss \u2018Fine To Get Ready\".10:00 a.m.Intermediates and Seniors 11:00 am.Crib Corner to Juniors Organist & Choir Director - Nr Erie \u2019 Adams, B.Mus.A.R.C.ANGLICAN TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D.Rector Canon FL.Whitley, Hon Assistant Rev Allen Goodings, B.D.Assistant C.V.Frayu, A.R.C.A.Rev.M.A.(London) M:00 am.Church School and Organist and Cholrmaster Baby Nursery \u2014 4.45 pm.Youth Fellowship NEW YEAR'S EVE 3:00 pm.Young Adult Forum.10:00 a.m.Holy Communion \u2014 _ _.i.11:45 pon.Holy Communion NEW YEAR'S DAY Feast of The Circumcision DOMINION-DOUGLAS 10:00 omy Holy Communion Westmount Blvd.and Lansdowne 2nd Sunday ofter Christmas Ave.8:00 u.m.Holy Communion 9:30 am.Grade VII, Confirmation and Ministers: Bible Class.Rev.RB.Douzlas Smith.B.A.np.0.0 9:45 a.m.Main Sunday School.Rev.Keith 11 Eddy MA.B.D 11:00 a.m Choral Communion.B.00 pm The Conauest of Te ne Eee.Inner Space < Primary Department.Dr.Douglas Smith 7.30 pn.Evensong.¥:30 pm.\u201cBorn of The Spirit\u201d } Preacher: Rev.Canon F.L.Rev.Keith Eddy Whitley.10:00 am.Intermedlate\u2019s WEDNESDAY.EPIPHANY and eens.; ; A is « Err 19:00 wan.Other departments and re an PEA Crib Corner.: mn.5 830 pin Young People's Union.10:00 a.m.Holy Communion Organist: Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.THURSDAY 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion \u2014 Less cas men ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street, West Convenient to Hotels REVEREND NORMAN RAWSON, Minister Gifford Mitchell, B.A., B.Mus., Organist & Choirmaster NEW YEARS SERVICES Start the New Year Right \u2014 Go to Church 11:00 a.m.NEW YEAR'S COMMUNION SERVICE Sermon Subject: \u201cWILL THIS YEAR BE DIFFERENT?\" 6:45 p.m.Supplementary Communion in Presbytery Chapel for those unable to attend the morning service.REVEREND NORMAN RAWSON PREACHING AT BOTH SERVICES 7:30 p.m.Sermon Subject: \u201cDO MODERN PROTESTANTS BELIEVE THE BIBLE TO BE THE INSPIRED WORD OF GOD?\u2019 This is the Sixth in the Series of Sermons on \"WHAT DO PROTESTANTS BELIEVE?\" And is not intended to be an attack on anyone's religion, but a statement of our Protestant Faith.WATCH-NIGHT SERVICE Thursday, Dec.31st, 11.15 p.m.Watch the Old Year Out and the New Year In Church Doors open 10:30 p.m.0.ANGLICAN © ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.XK.B.Keefe, Rector 8:00 u.m.Holy Communion 9:30 a.m.Mattins Preacher: The Rector Post Confirmation Class 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion Preacher: The Rector 11'00 a.m, Nursery, Kindergarten and Sunday School.7:30 p.m.Evensong Preacher: Rev.R.Hallis THE EPIPHANY Wednesday, January 6th 7:30 a.m.and 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion Organist and Choirmaster: Mr.Norman Hurrle 2nd Sunday ofter Christmas Moppy New Your, DÉPIT GE RENAN ++ Attend the Church of Your Faith +++ | Ee) By R.Kenneth Naylor, A happier New Year The Venerable Rector, Trinity Memorial Church D.D., a Te As we look back over the past year we must regret some of the things we have done as a nation; and still more some of the things that we have done personally.And if we regret them then we cannot say that the Old Year has been a consistently happy one.Yel quite sincerely we wish one another a very Happy New Year.May Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.D.Lindsay SUNDAY AFTER CHRISTMAS \u201cnd 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist.9:30 a.m.Holy Eucharist.9:45 a.m.Sunday School.10:15 a.m.Mattins (said).11:00 a.m.SOLEMN EUCHARIST.7:00 p.m.Evensong and Address.Wednesday, January ith, THE EPIPHANY o'clock.Holy Eucharist at 7: 8: and 9:30 a.m.I suggest that we think instead in terms of a Happier New Year and set about taking steps to make it so.What prevented the Old Year being a happy one?Was it the obstinacy and unreasonableness of the other man who stood in our way and would not allow us to realize the happiness we had set our hearts on?Or, in a wider field, was it the pigheaded selfishness of another power which wanted to get more than its share of the PRESBYTERIAN PRESBYTERIAN Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Donald S.Moore, B.A, Student Assistant Sunday, January 3rd 11:00 a.m.Mr.Wilkie.Subject : \u201cLets Be Consented.\u201d 11:15 a.m.Church School MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount, P.Q.The Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D., Minister 10:00 am.Senior Study Group 10:00 a.m.Bible Class 11:00 a.m.Church School 11:00 a.m.\u201cPublic Worship\u201d Lester A.Woodin Organist and Choirmaster Visitors Are Cordially Welcome UNITARIAN CHURCH OF THE WATCHNIGHT SERVICE Thursday, December 31st 11:30 p.m.DR.DOUGLAS SMITH of Dominion-Douglas will Assist In This Service MESSIAH UNITARIAN Sherbrooke St.at Simpson Sunday, January 3rd DORIS KILLAM A.R.T.C., L.Mus.(McGilD) Organist and Choir Direclor The 124 bus stops at the door Subject: \u201cJULIAN HUXLEY, GOD AND EVOLUTION\".Church School and Kindergarten in Unitarian House at 11:00 a.m.x shortest day of the year, when en world's property, the share, in fact that we wanted for our- K: selves?To come a little nearer ' home; we should like to enjoy the advantage that should accrue to an island, and enjoy i the wonderful waters of the Ottawa and the St.Lawrence; we complain of the pollution of the rivers by the various communities up-stream.But I do not seem to have heard anything about what we do \u2018concerning the river down-stream.I wonder if there is not something suggestive in holding our Christmas Day and our New Year within a week of one another.There is no historical reason why we should.No one knows ihe exact date of our Lord's Birth, and there is no reason why the New Year should begin on January 1st.But there is a psychological reason why we should celebrate Christmas just after the the sun has begun to grow in strength; and there is equally good reason for beginning 3 the year when our Lord has 5 come to make all things new.Jr Perhaps the chief newness that our Lord brought into f the world was the newness of { thinking of the other man first.Perhaps the other na- ; tion has some reason for the action which we do not like; {Continued on Page 7) CHRISTIAN SCIENCE - 4 First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHEK CHURCH, ! THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, i SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.| BAPTIST 11:00 a.m.Sunday School 11:00 a.m.Church Service.Sunday, January 3rd Member Baptist World Alliance Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church \u201cEFFECTIVE CHRISTIANITY.\u201d 11:00 AM.7: \u201cCHRISTIANITY AND MORALITY.\u201d 00 PM.Director of Music: Galt MacDermot, B.A., B.Mus.WESTMOUNT BAPTIST Minister: REV.EDGAR J.BAILEY, M.A., B.Th.Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johnston, B.A.D.D.Church School \u2014 11 A.M.Midweek Service \u2014 Wednesday \u2014 8 P.M, SYNAGOGUES Lesson-Sermon: Subject: \u2014 \u201cGOD\u201d, Golden Text: Deuteronomy 10:12, 18.And now; .Israel.what doth the Lord thy God require of thee, but to fear the Lord thy God.to walk in all his ways, and to love him.and to serve the Lord thy God with all thy heart and with all thy soul; to keep the commandments of the Lord.and his Statutes, which I command thee this day for thy good ?EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting Ri READING ROOM H « In the Church Edifice Open to the | public Tuesday.Thursday and Friday.3 2 to 4 p.m Wednesdays, 6.30 to 8 p.m.RADIO AND TV PROGRAMS \u201cHow Christian Science Heals,\u201d CJAD, Dia) 800, every Sunday morning at 9:45.Channel 5 every Saturday Channels 3 and 8 every Sunday.«See TV listings for program times) 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wilfrid Shuchat \u2014 Hazzan Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fromm Friday, January fat SRABROS CHANUKAH \u2014 SIDROH MIKKETZ, 3:50 p.m.Chanukah Candle Lighting 4:00 p.m.Shabbos Candle Lighting 4:05 p.m.Mincho-Kabbolas Shabbos SABBATH SERVICES: 3:40 a.m.Shachris \u2014 Torah: Genesis, Ch.41, v.1 \u2014 Ch.44, v.17.Prophets: Numbers, Ch.7.v.54 \u2014 Ch.8, v.4.Mincho Maariv Sermon 2 a se \u201cMore About Chanukah\u2019, WEEKDAY SERVICES: Sunday: 8:30 a.m.Shachris 4:10 p.m.Mincho-Maariv Weekdays: 7:30 a.m.Shachns 6:00 p.m.Maariv Next Friday Evening: January Sth 4:05 p.m.Candle Lighting 4:15 p.m.Mincho-Kabbolas Shabbos.BAR MITZVAH Torah in celebration of his Bar Mitzvah, CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM EREV SHABBOS 1 Kings, Ch.7, vs.40 - 50.Richard Allan Wolfe, son of Mr.and Mrs.Moses W.Wolfe, 737 Davaar Avenue, will this Sabbath morning be called to the Reading of the SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West à Westmount, Montreal i Dr.Marry J.Stern, Rabbi af Otto O.Staeren Cantor; I F.L.McLearon, Miles Wisenthal, M.A.Organist and Choir Master: Educational Assistant SABBATH CHANUKAH SERVICES Friday evening, January lst at 8.15 o'clock.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Maccabees.\u201d Special Chanukah Music from Handel's Oratorio \u2018\u2018Judas Macca- bacus.\u201d A pageant of light will form | part of the ritual service.An Oneg | Shabbat auspices Home and Schoo) will k take place after the worship.| TEMPLE RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Regular classes in Hebrew School resumed Monday, January 4th.In High School Department, Saturday morning, A January 9th: Junior School, Sunday i morning, January 10th.School for Adults resumes sessions Monday evening, January 11th.! KOFFEE KLUB Sunday Morning, January 10th, followed by SUNDAY SCHOOL FOR PARENTS.Classes conducted by Dr.Stern in cooperation with the Adult Education Department and Constituent Societies, DAILY SERVICES Monday thru Thursday Evenings at 5:45 o'clock; Sunday Mornings st 9:48 H:H;\"Eä0hi$ joits Temple\" stuff\u201d Commencing January 1, Her- shell H.Lewis, past president of Why Do Skiers Invite Suicide ?About 12,000 ski cripples wili show up in schools and offices this winter.Yet 200,000 new addicts a year take up this risky sport.Here, in January Reader\u2019s Digest, are startling facts about a hazardous sport that's called healthy and invigorating.Why do skiers invite suicide?Get your copy of January Reader's Digest today \u2014 40 articles of lasting interest.Temple Brotherhood and Past Member of Temple Board of Trustees becomes a member of *the Temple Emanu-El staff in the capacity of Administrative Secretary and Lay Assistant to the Rabbi.Mr.Lewis for many years has rendered outstanding voluntary service to many departments of Temple Life and we look forward now when he will have the opportunity to devote himself completely to Temple work, that he will find increased happiness in his labors and render increased service to the Congregation with which he has been so wholeheartedly associated.Boating, swimming, dramatics and CAMP MACAZA LABELLE COUNTY Summer Camp for Boys and Girls 7 to 12 yrs.* 12th Year ° trips, all supervision of carefully chosen staff ond directed by Miss Ruby Smith, BA., MSPE.Booklet on request 501 Claremont Avenue * \u2014 handicrafts, boxing, under the Westmount OXford DOG OBEDIENCE TRAINING New Classes Start January 7th in Westmount @® LIMITED ENROLMENT © For information, call Montreal Dog Obedience Training Club 5-4616 Transfer For Files, Ledgers & Office Records Order your transfer equipment from ALLAN SINGER LTD.5012 Sherbrooke St., West HU.4-8439 Folders Cabinets Visible Record Journals Guides Corrugated Systems Cash Books Labels Filing Drawers Binders Columnar Indices Card Indices Ledgers Sheets And All Accounting & Filing Supplies See Display in Our Windows and Stock-Room Time!!! IT'S WELL WORTH LISTENING TO x 8 + Presbyterian church schools rally Jan.3 The New Year's Rally for Pres- | byterian Church Schools will take place on Sunday, January 3.Communion Service at Westmount Baptist A New Year Communion Service and reception of new members will be held on Sunday.i January 3, following the morning service.In the morning the Minister will speak on \u201cEffective Christianity\u201d.at night on \u2018Christianity and Morality\u201d.The Week of Prayer will be observed by a Community Service in Westmoun( Baptist Church on Wednesday, January 6 at 8 p.m.The service will be conduet- ed by the Rev.Charles Cochrane, Chairman of the Ministerial As- sociation of Westmount.The speaker ill be Dr.Douglas Smith of Dominion Douglas United Church.+ { Dr.Stern speaks | on \u2018Maccabees\u2019 Friday Evening, January 1 at 8:15.o'clock.Dr.Stern will speak on \u2018The Maccabees.\u2019 Special Chanukah Music from Handel's Oratorio Judas Maccabacus.\u201d A pageant of light will form part of the ritual service.An Oneg Shabbat auspices Home and School will take place after the worship.Regular classes in Hebrew School resume Monday, January 4.In High School Department, Saturday Morning, January 9.Junior \u2018School, Sunday Morning, January 10.School for Adults resumes sessions Monday Evening, January 11.The Koffee Club meets Sunday morning, January 10, followed by , Sunday school for parents.Classes conducted by Dr.Stern in cooperation with the Adult Education Department and Constituent Societies, At the Board of Trustees meet: ing held December 22, Chairmen of Committees were designated and they are requested to present the names of their associates for ratification at the next Board Meeting scheduled for Tuesday, January 26th.BABY TO BE BLESSED AND NAMED: At the Service this Sabbath the infant son of Dr.and Mrs.Israel Libman.5323 Plamondon avenue will be blessed and named Richard Benjamin, PULPIT HONORS LAST SABBATH: Messrs.George Hollinger, Bennie Piafsky., Albert Pialsky, Kenneth Piafsky.Bernard Rein-' barz.i USHERS THIS SABBATH: Messrs.Louis Shapiro, Kurt Reit- ler, Colly Gilletz, Samuel Segal.The Westmount Examiner St.path streets.t run 9 Lai #14 Paul, Sherbrooke and Red- Dr.R.J.Berlis The service will speaker.BEST TRAINING In the SHORTEST TIME College touchors qualifiod by Dep't, of Ldusation SECRETARIAL - STENOGRAPHIC .ACCOUNTING - SXECUTIVE - COURT STENOGRAPNER (0ay à #rening) e Ver Information CRessent 7-7756 Park ond Bernard Avenue Sherbrooke end Oxford (N.D.G.) = 01000 Heppy New Year, 1960 7 in the Church of St.Andrew and commence at 2:45 p.m.The Revis to be the MARY BEETLES New classes for adults and children are now forming BALLET \u2014 TAP \u2014 SOCIAL DANCING \u2014 PIANO DRAMATICS \u2014 PHYSICAL CULTURE \u2014 SINGING KINDERGARTEN \u2014 NURSERY SCHOOL 4956 Decarie Blvd.HUnter 6-5170 announces COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Secretarial Training Stenographic Course \u2014 Individual Instruction \u2014 Day and Night Classes RE-OPEN JANUARY 7th ENROLL NOW 4845 SHERBROOKE WEST, ot Victoria Ave.WE.7-1058 MID-WINTER Mi, Announcement COMPLETE SECRETARIAL COURSE ACCOUNTANCY: ELEMENTARY - INTERMEDIATE STENOGRAPHER REFRESHER COURSE SPECIAL EVENING TYPING CLASSES STARTING JANUARY 12th You can be an accomplished typist by Springtime.The Average Person Requires 4 Months DAY - EVENING GRAHAM'S BUSINESS COLLEGE J.Philip Page, A.P.A., Principal 4914 Sherbrooke St.West HU.4-2242 ME.1-0374 Speciol - Lakeshore Residents - Convenient to Westmount Station YOUNG WOMEN - YOUNG MEN a TE ON RECEPTION THIS SABBATH: Arthur Pascal.' A happier .(Continued from page 6) perhaps the other community had reason for doing something which was to our disadvantage.And nearer home \u2014 and we always must come nearer home \u2014 perhaps the other man had a very good reason for acting as he did.He may not have been seeking our disadvantage at all.While the spirit of Christmas is still with us let us look back on the past and see where our faults lay.and forward into the New Year to see if we can overcome those faults under the influence of the | Prince of Peace.> West Indies South America { CRUISES AAA | from Now York ABOARD, Canadian Rofic WHITE EMPRESSES Jon.11.14 days Jon.18.10 days Jan.27.19 days Jan.30.12 days Feb.13.14 days Feb.17.19 days Feb.29.14 days Mar.9.19 days Fares as low us $250.SERRES STE 27 BOOK THROUGH YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT WESTMOUNT INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL SERVICE HU.8 - 3941 HU.6- 4948 4935 SHERBROOKE ST.W.We Alte Hove a Wide Choice of Other Cruises Be raser Ae © - - i 4 on SR ga \u201cHe won't promise you a trip through the skies on a Magic Carpet, but he will bring CARPET MAGIC into your Home!\" GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG CO.4151 Se.Catherine S¢.W., Westmount WE.2-4277 Evenings RE.83-4408 Lt.Col.G.A.Paradis, Com- Other members of the committee manding Officer, 3rd Field En- include Lt, P.G.Berlinguette, gineer Regl.RCE and Lt.Col.BEM, CD, 2/Lt.M.Novac.ticket S.E.Alsop, KD, Commanding Of- commitlee, Maj.S.B.Duke, Presi- ficer, 11th Signal Regiment, RC dent of the Officers Mess, and Mrs.Sigs granted permission to hold G.A.Paradis and Mrs.S.E.À Military Ball under the auspices Alsop representing the Ladies of their Combined Officers Mess.Auxiliaries.The Ball will be held on Friday.February 12.1960 in the Nor- mandie Room of the Sheraton- Mount Royal Hotel under the dis- The Play-Reading group of the Westmount Women's Club met recently at the home of tinguished patronage of Lieut.- Mrs.Frank D.Lindsay.Those Gen.S.F.Clark, CBE, CD, Chief present were: Mesdames C.H.of Staff of the Canadian Army, Armstrong, David L.Benzie, and Mrs.Clark.H.J.Craddock, J.W.Elcome, The Ball Committee of the Officers Mess Is under the chairmanship of Capt.N.F.Cooke CD.Don\u2019t Be Afraid Of Sentiment **Only little people fear to display true sentiment,\u201d says January Reader's Digest.\u201cBig people usually display warmth and heart.\u201d Read how you can free yourself from the crippling fear of sentiment, and how many rich rewards await\u2019 you \u2014 in business and in your personal fife.(Get your copy of January Reader's Digest Loday \u2014 40 eeticlen of lasting interest, Miss Mary I.Haggarty.Mesdames Stanley Jackson, R.P.1.Morton, George Olesen, C.R.x Seller, Reta Sykes, Campbell | J W.Thompson, J.H.Thomson and Miss Amy Riel.Mrs.Stanley Jackson, Mrs.Alex Melyille, Mrs.George Olesen and Mrs.Campbell W.Thompson will receive members and guests at the general.meeting of the West- mount Women's Club on Friday.January 8, at 2:30 p.m.Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern will be guest speaker.The many Christmas cards which have been received by Dorothy Sproule this year, are deeply appreciated.Each one is enjoyed, and displayed, but it is impossible for her to reply to them all except those from a distance, which are previous circuits.So far, there are IN BUY NOW! a+ direct from wholesaler ! Large 7 Ç assortment over two hundred and several Diamonds without return addresses, and Mrs.rings-brooches SProule wishes to'thank her many earrings friends through the medium of the cultured pearls.watches, etc.press.Albert L.Ein, Gemologist Evaluation & Appraisals Established 1927 H.M.Epstein, Reg'd.1253 University Street Room 737 Shell Tower UN.64008 Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Santry and their children, of Greenwich, Conn., are spending their holidays with Mrs.Santry's parents, Mr.and Mrs.Jules Tim- mins.OPENING Wee Tot Nursery School & Kindergarten JANUARY 4th, at the Y.M.C.A., 4335 HAMPTON AVENUE PRIVATE PLAYGROUND \u2014.Information WE.2-5202 or registration January 4th at the School.THE EXAM OMENS Ze MONTREAL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1959 Dance and Stay Young my Lue * EVENING CLASSES IN BALLET AND MODERN DANCE FOR ADULTS * MORNING CLASSES FOR YOUNG MOTHERS \u2018 New Term For Children Starts January 2nd For further details, call HU.8-1382 326 Victoria Avenue Westmount \"cetne H.Cooper of Westmount.LAURIE ANN and AUDREY ROSE, children of Mr.and Mrs.Lou Miller, 443 Mount Stephen avenue, Westmount, and grandchildren of Mr.and Mrs.L.Miller of Lachine and of Mr.and Mrs.Silent film series planned for Museum Is the film America\u2019s most outstanding contribution to the art of our time?In January, in its regular Wednesday evening film shows, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts will try to answer this question by showing, on three consecutive Wednesday evenings, films representing, first of all, American silent film technique at its most refined, secondly, the story of the silent film in France and its influence on American movie-makers and finally, the coming of sound with outstanding examples of the first sound pictures made.The first picture in this series, \u2018The Last Command\u2019 (1928), will be shown on Wednesday, January 6 at 6:30 p.m., and at 8:30 p.m., in the Lecture Hall in the Museum.This film directed by Joseph Von Sternberg, with Emil Jannings is one of the few serious films with a Hollywood setting and is based on an actual incident in the film capital.Westmount Club The Westmount Women's Club will hold a general meeting on Friday, January 8, in Victoria Hall, at 2:30 p.m., when the speaker will be Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern.Mrs.Russell T.Stackhouse will preside at the meeting.\u2018 Miss Louise Chatel, holder of the Manhattanville College Mother Daemman award for graduate study in Psychology at Columbia University, is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Louls Chatel.of Westmount.Miss Caroline White, who is at- tendnig Western University, is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.G.L.W.White.Mrs.W.J.Boyd of Ottawa has returned home after spending some time with Dr.R.C.A.Hunter of Westmount.Miss Mary Catherine Collins, who is attending St.Michael's College, University of Toronto, has arrived to spend the holidays with her parents, the Hon.Mr.Justice and Mrs.Frederick T.Collins.wre Ae List of patrons for Military Ball Patrons for the Royal Montreal Regiment\u2019s Annual Dinner \"and Military Ball at the Westmount armory on Friday, January 22, have been announced by Lt.-Col.T.J.Kennedy, CD, the Commanding Officer.| The list includes: Maj.-Gen.C.B.Price, CB, DSO, DCM, VD, and Mrs.Price; Maj.-Gen.J.M.Rockingham, CB, CBE, DSO, CD, and Mrs, Rockingham; Maj.-Gen.A.E.Walford, CB, CBE, MM, and Mrs.Walford; Maj.-Gen.E.deB Panet, CB, CMG, DSO, and Mrs.Panet; Brig.G.V.Whitehead, VD, and Mrs.Whitehead; Brig.G.H.Cree, CBE, DSO; Brig.J.A.DeLalanne, CBE, MC, VD, and Mrs.DeLalanne; Lt.-Col.H.G.Brewer, MC, and Mrs.Brewer: Lt.-Col.J.A.Calder, CD, and Mrs.Calder; Lt.-Col.J.P.C.MacPherson, MC, CD, and Mis.MacPherson, Lt.-Col.Richard Pierson, MC, and Mrs.Pierson; Lt.-Col.C.J.Pratt, and Mrs.Pratt; Lt.-Col.Robert Schwob, MC, and Mrs.Schwob; Lt.-Col.0 entre catie 8 McKENNA OF COTE DES NEIGES Florists RE.8-1124 | Engagements Dr.and Mrs.Hamilton Baxter announce the engagement of their daughter, Wilsie St.Clair, to Mr.Alan Chester Frosst, son of Mr.and Mrs.Charles E.Frosst.Mr.and Mrs.L.Cadieux, of Westmount, announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret, to Harold Walsh, son of Mr.and Mrs.R.Walsh of Chateauguay, Que.Mr.and Mrs.L.Lefevre announce the engagement of their daughter, Pierrette, to Mr.Robert Cadieux, son of Mr.and Mrs.L.Cadieux of Westmount.nedy: Hon.Mt.sustice W.B.Scott, and Mrs.Scott; Dr.D.M.Penton, and Mrs.Penton; Mr.Malcom Davies, and Mrs.Davies; Lt.-Col.F.I.Ritchie, and Mrs.Ritchie; His Worship J.C.Cush- ing and Mrs, Cushing; Lt.-Gen.S.F.Clark.Chairman of the ball committee is Lt-Col, J.P.C.MacPherson, MC, CD.DINING AND LIVING ARE INSEPARABLE AT Au [ulin J Traditional for events! v The celebration of an anniversary! | Vv The entertainment of.valved clients! V For your Dining pleasure MAURICE ot the Orgen and Piano! Maitre d'Hotel : Marius Brunner {formerly of Drury's) Open from Noon to Midnight 753 St.Gregoire Street (Corner St.Hubert) Reservations: Cr.1.9305 T.J.Kennedy, CD and Mrs.Ken- meme QUEBEC ANTIQUES 4500 St.Catherine Street West {Corner Abbott) WE.2-4781 Specializing in\" Early Pine Furniture, etc.ras WESTMOUNT B 5122 Sherbrooke St.W.Just west of Westmount Theatre HUnter 6-8636 Latest Hair Styling By Experienced Operators nent, time.WITH OR WITHOUT APPOINTMENT \u2014 NO WAITING BEAUTAIRE MAIR DRYERS Dries Your Hair in 20 Minutes Specializing in Oil Scalp Treatments and Hair Reconditioning under most modern steam equipment, also Faclais.Try our new, exciting Steam Perma- Tints and Bleaches in half the © OPIN FRIDAYS TO 9 P.M.© EAUTY PARLOR oo re \"SN = REA TERRE SN Old year is dead, \u2014 a new one dawns, A year of peace and happy days, When truth, and justice, right the wrongs, Made by man\u2019s hard, and selfish ways.re Trué lives, are made of little things, À Of kindly words, and smiles, and acts The happiness, that each can bring, By giving, what our brother lacks.DOROTHY SPROULE Era ai TE - LTTE dnd Four members of planning committee chosen to head Verdun Hospital Auxiliary Four members of the original Grosvenor.treasurer; Mrs.W.G.planning committee will head the Wilson, recording secretary; Mrs.newly - formed auxiliary of the T.C.Darling, 68 Aberdeen, West- Verdun Protestant Hospital.it was mount, corresponding secretary; decided at the first general meet- with Mrs.J.C.Newman, Mrs.Sing of the auxiliary.held Wednes- A.MacSween, 6216 Monkland ave- day, November 25.in the Audito- nue, Mrs.Alfred N.Miller andx \u201ccp 5 a he New Year 2 | rium of the YWCA.Mrs.Alexander Hutchison, 4294 Montrose, West- mount, honorary president, Mrs.Colin Gray.55 Finchley road, Hampstead, Mrs.Andrew Fleming.3940 Cote des Neiges and Mrs.Dent Harrison, 609 Roslyn.West- mount, were appointed to carry out the duties ascribed to the president for the coming year.Other officers elected were Mrs.E.R.Alexander, 716 Upper Roslyn, Westmount, first vice-presi- dent; Mrs.George W.Bourke, 774 Upper Lansdowne, second vice- president; Mrs.Henry Lewin, 5007 Grosvenor, treasurer; Mrs.W.G.For The Finest QUALITY BEEF Mrs.Donald A.White as members at large.Appointed chairmen of standing committees were Mrs.A.Monsa- rofl, 4 Merton Crescent, Hamp- stead, membership; Mrs.Howard Turner, 4300 Western avenue.West- mount, publicity: Mrs.D.Ross McMaster.clothing room: and Mrs.B.S.Johnston, by-laws.Guest speaker al the meeting was Dr.H.Lehmann, clinical director of Verdun Protestant Hospital, who spoke on \u2018Promising Advencements in Psychiatry.\u201d Mrs.Alexander Hutchison was in the chair and the report of the nominating committee was made by Mrs.Dent Harrison.The Province of Quebec does not operate a provincial mental hospital as do other provinces.Early in its history, the provincial govern- University will hold its first meeting of Lhe new year on Tues- ; day, January 12, at 8:15 p.m.at EUest speaker, In his address en- tive volunteers or persons particularly interested in the hospital.formed.But its structure and membership differed from the typi- CARRY Faster by Telex \u2014 cal women's auxiliary of a general SPECIAL hospital because of the need for | ; ROSES male volunteers.| FLORIST SPECIAL Now four of the members who | $9.00 CORSAGES originally planned this auxiliary head the newly-formed auxiliary ment started the present practice of contracting with certain religious orders for the care of its mentally-ill: citizens.HOSPITAL DRIVE In 1875, when a movement was started to provide a separate service for the mentally-il] Protestants then being cared for in French- sepaking Catholic hospitals, it was necessary for representatives from the Protestant community to work out plans acceptable to the provincial authorities.As the Montreal business and medical men leading the drive for such a Protestant ser- SELECTED FRESH KILLED vice felt it wiser to work through TURKEYS a non - profit corporation rather than through any one Protestant denomingtion, they organized a privately-operated psychiatric hos- : Obtainable - \u2018 , Phone +.|HAINES J OF WESTMOUNT >.\u201cNoted for Quality\u201d English Family Butcher and Grocer { Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Groceries Fruits and Vegetables 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.pital.WE.7-9455-6 Over the years, since the hospital ; | opened in 1890, many interested i individuals, church and community groups, service clubs and a OUR BEST WISHES variety of social and business or- TO EVERYONE ganizations have entertained patients, provided seasonal gifts or made donations to the hospital.PLANNING THE AUXILIARY On November 14, 1958, Dr.May every season of .1960 be filled to overs flowing with happiness for you-and oll your familyl: RABBI DR.HARRY J.STERN, who will be guest speaker at iy the general meeting of the Westmount Women's Club which is being held at 2:30 p.m, Friday, January 8, in Vie- toria Hall, Westmount, 1233 Greene Ave.WE.5-954 ~~.of the hospital, as was decided at their first general meeting.The Westmount Examiner Mappy New Veor, 1760 9 ® MRS.SYDNEY A.MacSWEEN, at left, a member at large, Mrs.Alexander Hutchison, honor ary president, and Mrs.E.R.Alexander, first McGill Alumnae The Alumnae Society of McGill 23 vice-president of the newly formed of the Verdun Protestant Hospital, - Tedd Chureh Photo Auniliary business conditions.In discussing Mr, Gary Van Nest, a member the \u201cforward look\u201d for 1960, he of the Investment Dealers\u2019 Asso- will outline the value of careful ciation of Canada.will be the Portfolio planning in order to participate futly and safely in the growth of the Canadian econumny, Mrs.Hugh Hamilton will pre- the Royal Victoria College.x itled \u2018Investing with a Plan.\u201d Charles Roberts, medical superin-| Mr.Van Nest will review 1958 side at this mecting.tendent of the hospital, called an informal meeting to discuss the advisability of organizing an auxiliary.Those invited were either ac- | | | \u2018 «HIS NEW YEAR WIRE FLOWERS A volunteer organization was | Belvedere wires flower: CASH & direct from his shop \u2014 A NEW YEAR'S \\ SIP WE DELIVER CITY-WIDE & LAKESHORE RI.8-7819 doz.Town of Mount Royal 2320 Lucerne Rd.an SHBEBEBEBEBABEBEBEBABEBEBHBHBEBEBEBUBABEBEBHBEBHBEBEBABSBEBABEBEB ct va tr aan ve 00 D & 2 : ® © & D 2 S ® & © D & At twelve tonight, when the peal of bells fills the É : land from coast to coast, Birks of Canada will be 2 & & & & & D 3 & & D 5 D © © £ wishing you well for 1960.May all that is symbolic of the New Year bring 10 each of vou happiness, good health and greater achievements .as well as confidence in the future of our Canadian way of life.flux, Bors BIRKS BEBEBEBEBHBEBEBERARARARARGBEREBEBEBEBEBEBEAE308030B088388888388 IBABIBEBEBELEBEBIBELEGIBIBEBIBEBIBIBIBIBABIBIBEBEBELEIBHEEBEBIBEBEBIBEIIBIBEBIBABIBEB + æ ( 0 The Westmount Examiner Happy New Teor, 1760 Split eold buns horizontally almost through.Open them up and (ill with the whipped cream (when available the use of a large rosette tube on a pastry bag makes BRIDES \u2018 i a za that we ma Rats - Thai s > - Drop in and let us suggest appropriate flowers to help make your wedding a memorable one.Naturally there is no obligation.Jowers The Staff of H BARBER SHOP ta all their client A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS have enjoyed serving We ha y continue to re Hans Thiede and St the cream attractive), Sift a little Icing sugar over bun tops.There are 47 hot springs in Hot Springs National Park, Ark.ANS HAIRDR kes this opport NEW YEAR 497 Sherbrooke St.West (NEAR CLAREMONT) day cannot model their marriage on the example set by their parents.No matter how happily their parents lived together modern youth enters marriage without a model to follow, says marriage counsellor Mrs.Dorothy Freeman.Associate professor of the Mc- Gill School Work and a staff member of the Red Feather Mariage Counselling Centre.Mrs.Freeman will lecture on marriage in a McGill Extension Depart- ESSER and HANS unity to wish s and friends - - » you in the p ceive your HAIRDRESSER ment course starting January to \u2019 ~¥riage spread rapidly during the a a ALT L0LILS 4 maturity and adjustment.\u201d RE RR A Teas a Fars Zo ast and hope patronage.aff RT RE RES EEE os HU.4-4501 Open Till 9 p.m.Every Night Until New Year | mE RR ATR Lectures on \u2018Marriage\u2019 to commence January Young people who marry to- be given in conjuction with the ists will Marriage Counselling Centre.Such courses offer a great deal to modern young people because a brand new pattern of marriage, has emerged in our culture, Mrs.Freeman says.\u201cWe are aware that great changes are taking place in the marital customs of Japan and other eastern countries but most of us do not realize how greatly the institution of marriage has altered in our own country,\u201d she says.Mrs.Freeman explained that the concept of partnership mar- war.\u201cPartnership marriage offers more possibility for happiness but, in such marriages, where roles are net clearly defined, there is great need for that Mrs.Freeman stressed ; family life still prepares the individual's basic attitudes Lowards marriage.\u201cTo-day.however, different ingredients go into a marriage,\u201d she says.\u201cA woman does noi necessarily play the role her mother played.She often brings to marriage a superior education and experience in the business world.\u201d Many difficulties in the marriage relationship occur because one partner has expectations that the other does not fulfil.Often this is because the two partners do not agree on what the role of husband or wife entails.Mrs.Freeman said that the marriage and family life course which will be given in the New Year will be the first such course eld on the McGill campus.The students.the general public and to young people, whether engaged or not.\u201cEmphasis will be given to the ! expectations of marital partners in our rapidly changing society,\u201d says Mrs.Freeman.\u201cIt is amazing,\u201d she says, \u201chow many women From All Our Staff To All Of You.Happy New Year! Phone WE.5-0562; WE.5-2486 mlLié | BEAUTY SALON 1547 Greens Ave.course will be open to university | marry a man without knowing what his views are on such an im- protant matter as whether or not she holds a job.\u201d \u201cWe feel that the .rank discussions that will take place together with the talks by special- give to-day's young people a better idea of what modern marriage means and of what each is looking for in a mate.\u201d This WALKER\u2019S GOLD CREST NO Fa pren Érenacdien Rye Whisky cleslelleocd apocrally per the connotssetr by Hereern Walker & Sans Limited Walkerville, Crowe EST'D 1858 - \u201c== HIRAM WALKER'S GOLD CREST Taste it .and you'll see why Hiram Walker's Gold Crest is the news of the year to those who enjoy good whisky.You'll like the light, fine flavour \u201ce « + the golden mellow maturity.In all sizes, including convenient 12.0z.curved flask.Cs - Te en oie AA wie Compliments of The Season To All Our Friends NATIONAL CANADIAN BANK Westmount Branch 4785 Sherbrooke Street West NORMAN GREENDALE, MANAGER Cm tt At nv tin JIA pty Spf fag PY \u2014\" pT ms EE J ey mr NE SUV UY ag = + rye Ee pw gS SD Pi EWC mig oie re De SA Sy mms pm pu a PE e TV © RADIO .© APPLIANCES SALES & SERVICE TV Antennas our specialty HI-FI Equipment \\ «nd Transistor Supplies TELETRONICS GORP.LTD.4119 St.Catherine W.WE.5-9282 1 Property For Sale | Jewel of a House WEST END AREA, HEATED GARAGE.PARTICULARS ON REQUEST.HU, 8-8153.2 Property Wanted WESTMOUNT, 7-10 room house, con- vepient location, price $35,000-350,000.USE EXAMINER .CLASSIFIEDS FOR BEST RESULTS 36a Help Wanted Male - Advertising Layout e CONGENIAL WORKING CONDITIONS IN COTE ST.LUC.@ WILL CONSIDER A BEGINNER WITH ARTISTIC AND/OR WRITING ABILITY.@® DUTIES INCLUDE PREPARING ADVERTISERS\u2019 COPY FOR PRINTER, ALSO PREPARATION BROSPECTIVE CLIENTS.\" WRITE Advertising 7005 Kildare Road Cote St.Luc \u201cor \u201d The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising SL RINE TI TA PINON le.] \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 : HUnter 1-045] until 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1.0451, 10 Words 50° 4c for each additional word ÿ AR EEE SE ETES NES QE SEE PE Est.ES AE SEE EE Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 10:30 a.m.Thursdey fer current issue.For your convenience, Adtaker on duty Tuesday and Wednesday Office To Let Western Avenue AT VENDOME private office, Bright, corner, conveniently {freshly decorated, located for transportation (buses, Westmount Station) and parking facilities.Ideal for one- man professional or business undertaking (accountant.salesman, agent, etc.) desiring good address at moderate rental.Telephone answering can be arranged with adjoining West- mount Examiner office, Call Mr.Macbean, HU.1-2771.26 Garages Tolet Auto Storage LIVE OR DEAD Reasonable rates.Call George Durocher, Victoria Avenue Garage, 370 Victoria Avenue.HU.6-0767.Female OF CAMPAIGNS FOR Manager THE ICE PALACE FOR MONTREAL'S FIRST WINTER CARNIVAL A DISTIN WHISKY Another notable achievement in 1883 was the creation of the distinguished Canadian Rye Whisky, Seagram's Canadians since 1883 have enjoyed the distinctive flavour and bouquet of this fine whisky.\u201c83\u201d.Generations of * 26 Garages To Let HEATED garage space to rent, Sherbrooke and Claremont Avenue, West- mount, $15.00 per month.HU.4-248], 29 For Sale ENGLISH sheepskin coat.full length, new, fawn.AVenue 8-3410.TRADES and PROFESSIONAL some price as regular ad RN HON ESSAIS ; Cartage and Moving Are You Moving ?Call a reliable mover.Experienced men, Free estimate.No job too small.Town or country.ALL ROGE WELLINGTON 3-1491 Dressmaking EUROPEAN dressmaker - designer, dresses, suits, coats made to measure.Alterations.Specializes in lace.5110 Sherbrooke, Apt.1.DESIGNER, European, made to order, gowns, suits, coats, alterations.Work guaranteed.HU.09-2045.Furniture Repairs - ANTIQUE furniture restoration, refinishing.Cabinets and furniture made to order, repaired, remodelled.John's Cabinet Making Reg'd,, rear Greene.WE.17-4870.Music Lessons Guitar Lessons HUNTER 1-0971 Pest control ALL pest control services, weed, brush eradication Canada: Free estimates.RI.T-2457.Television Repairs Scott T.V.and Radio Service FAST, RELIABLE AND FULLY GUARANTEED.95% OF WORK DONE IN HOM $2.50 PER CALL ANYTIME RI.4-1209 One fatality marks season traffic toll Thirteen traffic accidents including one fatality marked the Christmas holiday season in Westmount, Dead is Mrs.Florence Belec, 54, of 5222 Louis Veuillot street Montreal, who was struck down at the corner of Atwater and Dor- chester streets shortly after noon Wednesday, December 23.Driver of the automobile which struck Mrs.Belec is Charles Reilly, 29, of La Trappe, Oka.As he started, Mr.Reilly reported, Mrs.Belec made a run in front of his car, and was hit by his left front fender.She fel] to the ground, striking her head on the road.Mrs.Belec was taken to nearby Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital on a stretcher and there pronounced dead.including throughout Pestroy Ltd.1251 29 For Sale ANTIQUE mahogany \u2014uvose - necked rocker, perfect condition, $40.00: also spinning wheel.Mornings only, 28 Springfield Avenue, Westmount.WOMAN'S skis, size 6%: poles; Hertha on size 64, excellent condition.WE.33 Domestic Employment Wanted Happy New Year, 1960 11 BATH & CLOSET DECOR BOUTIQUE GIFTS BERNARD PINSLER Interior Decorator Established 1884 New Address 1433 ATWATER AVENUE (Forum Building) WE.5-3354 Custom Furniture Upholstering Repaired e Draperies \u2014 Curtains \u2014 Bedspreads 36 Help Wanted Male BOY, WITH BICYCLE FO GROCERY DELIVERY.APPLY \u201c80 SHERBROOKE STREET 39 BABY sitting, Mrs.Wilson, 50e hourly.bus fare.RE.T-4478.34 Help Wanted Female Beauty is Big Business A CAREER IN THE COSMETIC FIELD IS INTERESTING AND PROFITABLE.YOU CAN EARN AN EXCELLENT INCOME BY SELLING.IF YOU HAVE EVER THOTIGHT 1OF REPRESENTING Avon NOW 1S THE TIME.CALL UNiversity 6-3629 LARGE Persian cat, dark grey, Tab.markings.around December N.D.G.area.HU.I- aser.mh BEER ALE & PORTER FREE DELIVERY HU.4-354] FAST SERVICE © Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Daily © Groceries ond Imported Delicacies NATIONA 1 *so0D 4865 Sherbrooke 4 West (near Victoria) \u2014 ere What could be more « « .than the cool and friendly, up-to-date enjoyment of Dow\u2014the most festive ale of all! welcome.ans GUARANTESD DESTI ONLY DOW 16 \u201cCOOL CONTROL\u201d DREVAD Raat ap + social program.Dancing nightly.12 The Westmount Exemisor Hoppy Now Year, 1960 Unity well-wishers send club greetings By MAURICE MARIASINE Season\u2019s greetings and best wishes were received from the following: Queen Mary Veterans\u2019 Hospital, Eva Raymond, Heather and George Cochrane, Joseph Berlettano of the Victoriatown Boys\u2019 Club, Alf Williamson of the Rose- mount Boys\u2019 Club, Mabel Cadieux, Zita Tagieff, Ron Havard of the Lions Boys\u2019 Club.Gordie Mullin of Red Feather, Will Tiemersma, the East End Boys\u2019 Club, Peter Doherty, Unity\u2019s House Council President, W.Borden Empey, Douglas Gavin, Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Davies, the Seven.Up Co., Negro Community Centre,?Pat Collins, Butch Cummins of Seven Islands, Mrs.Youngson, - Unity's Chief Librarian.G.B.Rutherford, St.Anne's Hospital, Mr.and Mrs.Warren, Texas Croghan, Rodney Wilson, Keith Gavin, Robert and Mrs.Russell of the MBA., Celia Orsini, Penny Simcoff, Mona O'Brien, Richard Cessford, Uncle Hal Wardell, Ralph Walker of Evan- slon, Illnois, St.Thomas Aquinas School, Pat Kearney of Toronto.Billy Mason, Danny Smith, the Blue Sky Revue, Mrs.Arthur Pre- vost and Family, Claudette Walsh, Jeanette Crick, Mrs, Franks, Marilyn Gorman, Margaret Cadieux, Rocky Rothwell of the Re- \u201ccreation Department of the City of Westmount, the Hennessey family from P.E.L, the Point St.Charles Boys\u2019 Club, Kevin Murray, from the Hotton Family, and the Lefebvre's, Roger, Marcel, Bernard and Nicole, Wilma Nash, Mrs.Mugford and family, Jean Rose, Lhe Unity House Council, Donald B.Ross, W.G.Moxley.The Unity Boys\u2019 Club House Council under president Peter Doherty will hold a special meeting on Wednesday, January 13, at 7 p.m.Al members are urged to attend.Both\u2019 the Junior and Senior Games Room is open every day.Special events are conduct periodically.The daily schedule ! follows : MONDAY : Junior Dramatics, brary, photography, social dan- slag .woodwork, art woodcraft, art work and general gym activities.Basketball for lddy Biddy, Midget, Juvenile and Junior.TUESDAY : Talent Club rehearsals, librar: » embroidery, puppetry, paper sculpture, gymnastics, Sweet Adeline Choral Group, basketball for Juvenile and Junior Girls.WEDNESDAY: Majorettes, Film Discussion Group, creative erafts, fretwork, painting, figur- fes, art work, junior chorus line and basketball for Junior and Senior \u201cB\u201d.THURSDAY : Dance instruction, Laurier Club, art work and movies, FRIDAY : Tap dancing, social group, library, Teen Hop, copper tooling, painting and basketball for Midgets and Senior \u2018\u201cB\u201d.SATURDAY : Fretwork (morning and afternoon), knitting, painting, Rifle Club at the RMR and Biddy and Juvenile basketball and soccer ball.: AAAAAAAAANAAANS MOW more than ever .BEYOND COMPARE .THE CHANTECLER Canada's finest mountain play- round, surrounded by French- enadian hospitality, offers EVERYTHING \u2014 and only 48 miles north of Montreal in the Laurentians ! 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