The Westmount examiner, 29 janvier 1960, Cahier 1

[" Whe WA #i a ee TP en en » 2 ty __ Students staff Station lessee appear unhappy Page 3 VOL.XXXI, No.4 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, JAN.29, 1980 24 PAGES.35 5 CENTS vw ve Bats in belfry next?Following last week's Greene avenue fire, the Westmount fire department has again enjoyed a fire-free week.They received only three calls: 1.A pan of grease caught fire while heating on an electric stove.2.The outside cord for a car block heater was shorting, thereby heating and burning the insulation.> cn 0 tte er re rt te te lt 3.Firemen were asked to help a family at 536 Grosvenor get rid of a family of squirrels making a home in the chimney.ass BALL AAALAALALADLLLLALALAALAAAALLALALAALLAALILLAALASAAAND Scourge of dogs becomes serious A GOOD FIT?The sound of sawing and scraping.and the smell of freshly cut wood is common at Westmount Junior High School.Woodworking classes, which commenced eight years ago, have steadily grown until duplicate classes are held every afternoon.In this picture, chiel instructor H.T.Johansson shows two boys how lo properly \\ join two pieces of wood, ~=Tedd Church Photo i \u2014 Page 3 Next week\u2019s weathe Unity quiz contest By ERIC NEAL January 23 to 31 Clearing and mainly sunny and windy with blowing snow, then warming rapidly for freezing mists or drizzle and 2 to 5 inches opens to Westmount of wet snow, Very chingeable mid-week with cold mists or showers and more soft snow with sunny intervals.Temperature range 0-35°F in the south, 10 below to 35 above in the mountains with only 20 bright hours this partial thaw week.Page 2 Cool with clear periods and flurries or powder snow to end the week, Roads icy and dangerous with blowing snow.Red and White Page 6 \"Preserve press freedom Page 5 AT THE INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS of the Canadian Rail- revenue accounting department, Canadian National Railways.EL WE AY aR He CLS - \u201c 8 way Club for the year 1960, T.A.Quirk (2nd from right) 4962 Montclair avenue, N.D.G., took over as president, He is shown here receiving the gavel of office from George Gillings, oul- going president.Mr.Quirk is assistant to general purchasing agent, Canadian Pacific Railway.Mr.Gittings is office manager of the BEST COPY AVAILABLE Looking on are T.M.Pye (left) general purchasing agent, CNR.who is 1st vice-president of the club and B.Caplan (right) 473° Victoria avenue, Westmount, assistant to vice-president, traffic, CPR, and 2nd vice-president of the club.\u2014Canadiau Pacilic Plute , Friday, Jenuery 29, 1960 D reation, learning offered by boys clubs By MAURICE MARIASINE The Unity Boys\u2019 Club, a project of the Rotary Club of Westmount, and operated by the Montreal Boys\u2019 Association, a Red Feather Service, fills a need wherever there are boys and girls who lack opportunities for wholesome recreation, companionship, and for the constructive use of leisure time.There are no membership limitations other than the capacity of the clubhouse.The fees are at purely nominal level \u2014 easily within the means of any youngster.A little over five months of 4 ; An indication of the impact that Keep right on looking there's plenty of news Are you depressed after reading the news of the world?Do you think that the country is going to the dogs?Do you fail to find a smile within the pages of your newspaper?Well, you\u2019re just not looking! Public relations is becoming one of the biggest assets of modern business, and the men responsible, to earn their keep, turn out volumes and volumes of strange information.For example, four pages on the duck-billed platypus of Australia.Sometimes the wire services are taken up with the same chain of thought.Didn\u2019t you know that two thieves in Frascati, Italy entered a locked church with a key and operation in the 1959-60 program season, the club has already bypassed the 600 mark im membership enroliment.The breakdown of members enrolled is as follows : Atoms (6 and 7 years of age) 99; Midgets (8 to 10) 152; Juniors (11 to 13) 159; Intermediates (14 to 16) 95; Seniors (over 16 years ef age) 99.The Unity Boys' Club doors are always open in the after-school and evening hours.The club creales an environment where character develops under natural and favorable circumstances.It is a boys\u2019 and girls\u2019 world in which the guidance of its leaders fune- tions informally and continuously.It provides for the wholesome use of lcisure time, the building of health, the development of recreational and vocational skills, and for the leadership and guidance which produces men and women better fitted for the responsibilities of citizenship.W.FRIEDRICH Swiss Watch Repair Expert New Address: 1243 GREENE AVE.(Opposite Steinberg\u2019s) WE.7-1855 SUITS & COATS 55 ur Made to your measure from a large selection of best English woollens.Work Guaranteed.Ladies\u2019 and Gents\u2019 SLACKS 15 Made to measure A LAINE Te Measure coors 93D.up Alterations & Remodetling Reasonable Prices e Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St.Catherine) WE.3-5908 mma A se eens the Club has made on the Club members is the newly-formed Leaders\u2019 Corps which was organized by the club members themselves under the direction of Peter Doherty.Manned by twelve volunteers, the corps developed their own constitution, designed to assist the full-time staff in the general operation of the club with special emphasis placed on discipline.As a result of their efforts, the behavior of the club members have reached an all-time high, There is a good relationship between staff and members and the atmosphere in the club is a happy one.Counselling has always been an important part of the work done by the Unity Boys\u2019 Club.Each year it becomes a larger part of the over-all picture, with boys and girls and their parents turning for advice and guidance in training of young mind and body, in ways that will benefit them and their community.With the formation of a House Council in the club, many minor problems are thrashed out and some solutions worked out by the club members themselves, but it is understood that the staff is always ready and waiting to lend a hand where necessary.QUIZ CONTEST NEWS: The Unity Quiz Contest, which gets underway Friday, February 5, has an advanced registration of 90 boys and girls ready to participate.Several phone calls have been received from non-members indicating that the citizens of Westmount will also take part in the contest.Everyone in West- mount and in St.Henry is eligible to enter.Ten prizes are available for the first contestants who have scored the highest aggregate points amongst the club members, with a special prize available for the non-member who has attained the highest aggregate.Prizes available to-date are: Leatherette case, Esmond Blanket, seven piece refreshment set, Unity jacket, two towel sets, plastic vanity set, picnic bag, stuffed rabbit, plush Scottie dog and a French doll.The first series of questions will be available on Friday.OTHER PROGRAM NOTES: Doug Wright's UBC Midget hockey team have clinched second place in the City of Montreal choice covers.eries.$2,000.00.MOUNT ROYAL STAMP EXCHANGE DANISH WEST INDIES - 1855-1917 \u2014 A superb collection about 1600 stamps in Blocks, pairs and singles.Many Varieties, errors, surcharges, and forg- $500.00).CANADA \u2014 Subject to being unsold we offer the very rare Scott's No.888 \u2014 Ic on one third of the 3c Carmine beautifully tied on piece and clear cancellation \"Port Hood JA.5.99 NS.\" $375.00 (Cat.scarce items.Montreal Canada and the early Provinces Pence issues on.Empire \u2014 United States & Foreign \u2014 High values and 2052 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST British GROUND FLOOR WE.5-9335 Frascati?\u201d what it was in 1958.stole two bronze bells weighing 77 pounds each?Your immediate reaction might be, \u2018Where is One of the more interesting facts to come to light recently was contained in a review of history thirty, twenty-five and twenty years ago.Twenty years ago, January 14, 1940 fell on a Sunday.Let\u2019s look at some of the other gems: Norwegian troops in future will not be required to salute anyone under the rank of general or admiral.The Yugoslav government says industrial production in 1959 was 13 per cent above 1958.It doesn\u2019t say A thief in Indianapolis stole one pound of hamburger, three cans of beans, tomato puree and chili powder.The boundary line between East and West Germany mirror, \u201cCheap skate.\u201d at Helmstedt bisects a salt mine.A New York thief stole three dozen golf balls, drank a bottle of wine, then scrawled on the victim\u2019s France will have its first parking meters at Le Bourget airport next month.oughly.Leaving keys in your car at home is just inviting children to try starting the ignition.And here\u2019s a real dandy, designed especially for Montrealers: Sales of milking machines reached 6,036 units in 1958 compared with 4,554 in 1957.Another classic \u2014 The baby kangaroo may remain in its mother\u2019s pouch for weeks, or even months.See?We told you! If you can\u2019t find a chuckle somewhere, then you're just not reading your paper thor- i Oh, yes \u2014 we just found out that oranges are grown in California because the climate is so warm.+ x Hockey League by defeating the leaders, Victoriatown, by the score of 4-1.Eugene Labillois, with two goals, and Fred Power and Frank Quinn with one each, were the marksmen for Unity.Ronald Clahane tallied for Vic- toriatown, A four team house league which Will include Pee Wee, Termites and Mosquitoes, gets underway this week under the supervision of Douglas Wright and Douglas Gavin, A four team broom ball league will also have the inaugural this week.1ddy-Biddy basketball with four Le teams will be played each week at the Club on the cross court of the gymnasium.Indoor soccer sessions are held each Saturday morning.A few more boys are needed to round out the team.Unity\u2019s Rifle Club has resumed activities at the Royal Montreal Regiment on Saturday afternoon.The spacious swimming pool at the Point St.Charles Boys\u2019 Club has been made available for the use of Unity members.A swimming Instructor, John Bernard, will look after the Unity group on Wednesdays.Intermediate and senior boys are asked to register for this weekly event.Girls\u2019 work supervisor, Crystal Cunningham, is appealing to the general public for old postcards and large and small boxes which can be used in the Creative Crafts Department.A new Volunteer to the Club, Ian Tree, has been assigned to the Junior choral group.It is expected that this group will in addition to choral singing, branch out into dramatics.W + EVENTIDE MONUMENTS This Trade-Mark identifies The GUARANTEE Protects BRONZE WINTER PLAQUES WREATHS ° Memorial e Bronze & Granite 5835 Sherbrooke Street W.(Between Melrose & Draper) HU.6-7822 Obituaries MRS W.0.MULLIGAN Funeral for Mrs, W.O.Mulligan, wife of Rev.Dr.W.O.Mulligan who died in Halifax, Saturday, was held Tuesday in St David's Church, Halifax.Dr.and Mrs.Mulligan were residents of Westmount for several years.Born at Scotsburn, N.S., Mrs.Mulligan the former Amaret Cairns, was one of the earliest graduates of the University of Manitoba.She was associated for many years, while residing in West- mount, with the Maritime Women\u2019s Missionary Services of the Presbyterian Church of Canada.She is survived by her husband; two sons, Thomas C., of Montreal and Dr.William D., of Saint John, N.B., a sister, Mrs.Janet Dickey, of Langbank, Sask; and a brother, John, of Burnaby, B.C.Fund drives fartoo many club is told Far too many appeals are being made to the public on behalf of community enterprises, Rev.E.J.Bailey, minister of Westmount Baptist Church, said last Thursday.In an address to the Electrical Club of Montreal he said that the time was ripe for development of a new formula in an approach to community services, He said that in the province of Quebec, government business and labor should work together and show that in a free enterprise system it was possible to meet the welfare needs of a community.ROSEDALE EDGAR A.WRAY Funeral Chapel WURLITZER ORGAN 4911 COTE DES NEIGES RD.South of Queen Mary at Decelles RE.1-6868 J, VERY facility of the Collins Funeral Home is located on one floor, a feature appreciated by older members of the family.Eating OCPD OCRNPTOD> BDA Collins F.A.Nunns \u2014 A.F.Williams Sherbrooke 5610 Street West Five Generations of Traditional Service LV] cos.C.(Uray &BRO.FuneraL Directors 1234 Mountain St.BEST COPY AVAILABLE Phone: UN.6-6363 IE VE mr interiors Draperies MULLINS ANTIQUES Regd.1317 Greene Ave.WE.5-3894 ) ANTIQUES BOUGHT and SOLD Furniture Repairs T.H EG Custom Upholstery W VU TU LJ ST TODA OHMAN\u2019S WE.3-4046 ESTABLISHED WATCH REPAIRS 1899 5 Certified Watchmakert JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.VOL.XXXI, No.4 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1960 \u201cA losing proposition\u2019 The WMA willbe asked fo appeal \u2018agreement\u2019 By LOU MILLER Despite the reaching of a \u2018gentlemen\u2019s agreement\u201d last week between City of Westmount officials and the oil companies, there is still jockeying taking place by the six service station lessees of Westmount.The agreement authorizes the stations to remain open nightly until 11 p.m.and on Sundays from noon until 7 p.m.Last Sunday only one lessee stayed open and he had started remaining open a few weeks previously.This week that same lessee was the only one to stay open past 9 p.m.He closed nightly at 10 p.m.A service station spokesman said that his group still wasn't satisfied with the \u201cagreement,\u201d but that undue pressure was being applied by some of the companies on the lessees and they would probably be forced to remain open, even though \u201cit's a losing proposition.\u201d They plan to appeal lo the executive committee of the West- mount Municipal Association at the association's next monthly meeting on Tuesday.Feb.9.The WMA had earlier passed a resolution that the 7 a.m.to 7 p.m.necesitated by having to stay and no Sunday hours be adhered open the extra hours.\u201cAfter to.seven o'clock, even now, it's a The spokesman also said, losing proposition,\u201d he said.\u201cWe don't plan to give up our x by our staying open later.We're the losers, along with the citizens who will have to suffer the extra late might noise.\u201d \u201cWhat disturbs us is the manner in which this handled by the City.They didn't even bother calling us in to meet with them and the companies so that we could negotiate, They just told us whal to do and completely ignored our pelition to have the matter come up before an open City Council meeting.\u201d One lessee definitely said that he would give up business rather than take the loss | Three car crash sends tourists to MG hospital Five people were slightly injured in a three car collision last Sunday at the intersection of Redfern and Western.A car driven by Leo Quellet, 56, of 1413 Aubin avenue.Cornwall, apparently went through a! stop sign while travelling north on Redfern.Another auto, driven by Andrew Paley, 40, 410 6th avenue, Lachine, travelling east ion Western, and a third car driven by Pierre Gauvreau, 37.\" 358 St.Joseph boulevard, travelling west on Western, Quellet's auto simultaneously.Leo Quellet, Joe Rouiellard, and Lorenzo Beaulieu, all pas- : believed to Requests for destruction of dogs have owners worried By LARRY McINNIS If your dog has watery eyes, runny nose.lack of energy and appetite.the chances are that he is in the first stages of the | scourge of the dog world \u2014 hard pad.The disease, one of the types of canine distemper, is virtually incurable once contracted since it permanently damages the animal's brain, It has reached a serious stage in Montreal.For nearly a month the SPCA has had requests for destruction of ten struck to 15 dogs each day.Veterinarians are uncertain of the cause of hard pad, but it is have originated in sengers of the Quellet car.were Great Britain.It was, for a while, taken to Montreal General pital for treatment for minor cuts and abrasions.Mrs.Therese Burnham, 41, 509 Provost street, Lachine, a passenger in the Paley car, was taken to Queen Elizabeth Hospital.She was released after having been treated for cuts and abrasions.i Pierre Gauvreau, driver of the third vehicle involved, was also taken lo Queen Elizabeth Hospital, | A stranger lo Wesimount, Mr.Quellet explained to police thal he failed to notice the stop sign | on Redfern.was | businesses after being estab- | lished for so many years.The companies won't lose a thing -\u2014 | » .All religions | to hear talks at annual meet On Wednesday evening, Febru- | ary 17, at 6:45 p.m., in the Temple | Emanu-El social auditorium.the Annual Fellowship Dinner Meeting between Catholics, Jews and Protestants will take place.Addresses will be made by The Hon.Jerome Gaspard, United States Consul General and Charles Peters, president, Canadian Press and Montreal Gazette on \u201cNorth A America and the International Community.\u201d Reservations can be made with the Temple Office, WE.7-3575.For the past 33 years the Temple Men's Club has held these annual Genuine English and Scotch TWISTS, TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, REVERSIBLE TWISTS, and MOHAIRS of highest quality in stock or imported by request.In All Shades and Patterns.Ladies\u2019 and Gents' SUITS & COATS MADE-TO-MEASURE dogdom, but an SPCA attendant ~\u2014Tedd Church Photo FORTUNATE POOCH : This lucky dog hasn't got the scourge of points oul from where the dread disease gets its name \u2014 hard pad.When the disease reaches (his stage il is very unlikely that the animal can be saved.| general x who come dog with hard pad can trans- Hos- ' considered that the current mild helping the spread W.N.Dunlop.manager of the SPCA, states that he Has seen husky dogs of the Eskimo get hard pad in the Arctic, \u201cScience hasn't found a cure for the common cold yet,\u201d Mr.Dunlop said, \u201cand it hasn't \"found the cause of hard pad, winter of the was disease.either.\u201d The disease is extremely contagious among dogs.They can get it from telephone poles, urine, or just rubbing noses with other dogs.Humans in contact with a mit it to other dogs even after sx months.The SPCA advises thuse who have had their pet destroved because of the disease not to purchase another dog for at least six months.The chances are almost certain that the new pet will also contract hard pad, Hard pad is very difficult to detect in its early stages.SPCA recommends that if the dog has a higher than normal temperature, then it is wise to give him a distemper vaceine booster shot.A series of these shols may par tially prevent the disease, Secondary stages of hard pad are indicated by a bad odor from the dog With fits and convulsions, At this stage the animal's paws start to harden and crack - the symptom from which the diseuse takes its name When the disease is this far advanced, it is very unlikely that the anumal can be saved.Even if a dog is basically healthy enough to survive the disease, it is likely to be left crippled by a brain injury which causes lack of co-ordination iu the limbs and a type of St.Vitus dance.The lack of muscular control can cause the animal to grind his jaws to the extent that his teach are damaged or des- (Continued on Page 13 FF - _ | Parked auto hit, two persons hurt Michael Laucier, 18, of 38 Windsor avenue received a rude surprise last Sunday while parked opposite 616 Grosvenor avenue when his car was struck by another vehicle driven by 1.J.; Adams, 57, 1414 Drummond street, Although damage to the vehicles was not extensive.Lauzier received a bloody nose A passenger in Adams\u2019 ear, Mes.Bourne, 48, 604 Victoria avenue, also was slightly injured.Both injured people \"medical attention Mr.Adams explained to police that he was attempting to pass the parked auto when he noticed another vehicle approaching on \"the opposite side of the street He pulled back into his own lane, but could not stop in time.refused SPECIAL down-town Montreal.quired.Montreal.For parties up to 100 persons the Arm Force Veterans in Canada Unit 14 offer the use of their well furnished club-dining room situated in the heart of Catering and refreshments as re- SPECIAL PRICES FOR WEDDINGS, RECEPTIONS, OFFICE PARTIES, CLUB MEETINGS ETC.Please write \u2014 Alan Mitchell, Army & Navy Air Force Veterans 1164 Beaver Hall Square or phone \u2014 UN.6-8011 ask \u2018for Reg.Bright, Chef in Charge NOTICE & Navy Air Temple Emanu-El SCHOOL FOR ADULTS invites you Monday, February 1st, 8.30 0\"clock IN ONE WEEK Customers or our own material made up.© REPAIRING © REMODELLING © REFITTING QUICK SERVICE F.L.SILVER LADIES' & GENT'S TAILOR 1235 Greene Ave.(Downstairs) WE.2-6633 gatherings in observance of Brotherhood Month.In anticipation of the summit meetings between! Reverend Patrick Ambrose, Dir- the representatives of greal;ector of the Catholic Welfare Bur- powers, the mecting of the Club, cau, wlil give the third talk of the, devoted to the international com- | present series being given on the munity and North American Re Catholic Hour.Father Ambrose's, lations, promises to be of provoca- subject will be \u201cBlessed Are the | tive interest.Commitlee in charge: Mech For They Shall Possess the Alex Carsley, Abe Izenberg.Irvin | Land\".Gertsman, Samuel Garfield.Max-| The program is broadcast over well Hochmitz, Henry Benjamin, Station CJAD at 1.35 om Sunday William Hoffman.afternoon.Catholic Hour TO AN ADDRESS BY Dr.LLOYD STERN Prominent Montreal Psychiatrist.Member of Medical Staff, Jewish General Hospital.\u201cHow Healthy is Our Society?\" One of a series of lectures given by prominent personalities from the medical profession and social service fields on MENTAL HEALTH IN MODERN SOCIETY Sponsored by The Brotherhood of Temple Emanu-el 4100 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST x X Examiner 51935 Western Avenue, Montreel 28, Que.Head Office: 7005 Kildore Road, Montreal 29 IIE Montreal, Friday, January 29, 1960 Circulation Dept.\u2014 Display Advertising Hu.9-1201 Classified Advertising (To 8.30 p.m., Tues.& Wed.Only) HU.1-045) Editorial Deportment \u2014 Accounting Department HU.1-277 Joha W.Soncton President end Publisher Leu Miller, Managing Editor Hugh E.McCormick Chairman Hugh P.Mount, Advertising Manager Miss Evelyn McKinnon, Circulation Manager The Fxaminer aims to be an Independent.clean newspaper for the home.devoted le public service, vear.Flve cenis a copy.Anociation.Authorized as 2nd Class Mail, Post Office Dept, WE SAY Gas station hours stir up new issue ANYONE who thinks The : Examiner is going lo lay off municipal politics now that the election is over is mistaken.City Council discussion of public business in privale \u201ccommittee\u201d sessions behind closed doors remains a challenge.We shall continue to at- fack the system as undemocratic and wrong.And now another issue, borne of this secretive method of conducting City affairs which caused crises over the rink and rezoning of certain areas for apartment housus.It's gasoline service station hours.There are many baffled citizens.They thought West- mount was a City of peace, quiet and perfect rectitude evenings and Sundays.The Examiner is not prepared to discuss the moral issues, if any.of late evening and Sunday vending of motor fuel.But apparently City Council, in one of those \u2018committee\u201d decisions which are not heard about until their effects generate protests, has ruled that the stations \u201cmay\u201d stay open until 11 p.m.weck- days and noon to 7 pm.Sundays.What may be going on between the oil companies and their lessees is their private business.But the City\u2019s regulations are the public's business.There is a challenge to Council to state at whose behest the existing permissible hours were changed, and why.Have porch light on for march on polio AT ER last summer's À dreadful outbreak of poliomyelitis in this area, il would seem unnecessary to urge support for Monday evening's Mothers\u201d March on Polio.But folks have short mem: ories.They can quickly forget the unpleasant \u2014 such as the seemingly endless queues, particularly in August, for Salk vaccine injec- Mull subscriptions: $2.5 Member of the Cunadian Weekly Newspapers W per year: $1000 hall Oltawa.You SAY Examiner thanked, urged to continue May | offer my very heartiest congratulations to The Examiner for its civie leadership in bringing on the recent aldermanie election, Sir: You have aroused the dem- ocralie conscience of a lethargic citizenry.Those candidates who offered themselves in opposition to \u201cthe establishment\u201d also deserve great praise for, not the least, their courage.I's not important that they lost, this time, against the steamnroller of the well-heeled and well-entrenched WMA.Now.vou owe it to the citi- sens of your community to continue what vou have started.Report, as far as you can learn, the happenings of the Star Chamber called city council.Tell of the crime wave which is increasing insurance rates.Watch for such things as \u201crink\u201d deals, and zoning and expropriation finangling, And back the WVA! les bring Dura lex sed lex tions at clinics throughout the metropolitan area; the shortage of the precious im- munizer which developed, and the many cases which, nonetheless, developed.Some experts say polio could hit this region even harder this summer.Even so.the Canadian 1.e- gion, the March of Dimes, and all the other organizations and individuals working in the polio field.have had a heavy drain on their resources this past year as they prepare for another.Rehabilitation services loom larger than ever.too.Monday evening, vour porch light will indicate that some calling mother will be welcomed.Be sure that welcome, in the form of your contribution to the unique campaign for funds, is as generous as you can make it.There can be few causes more worthwhile than saving some child from becoming a cripple.THEY SAY! \u2018Tis deeds must win the prize.\u2014 William Shakespeare University of Life series slated for Dominion-Douglas For the third year the University of Life presents a series of four informal, adult discussions on subjects that are currently occupying the minds of thinking Canadians, Commencing on Sunday, January 31 at 7:30 p.m., at Dominion-Douglas Church \u2018The Boulevard at Lansdowne) the University of Life series will run for four consecutive weeks at the same hour and place.Speaker at the first meeting will be J.L.Manion, officer of the Immigration Branch of the Department of Citizenship and Immigration, Ottawa, whose address will provide background information for the informal discussion which follows.The subject will be Refugees and Overseas Relief \u2014 what's the problem ?what should Canada do\u201d what can we, as Christian citizens do ?On Sunday, February 7, the topie will be : Does the Church Have a Right To Voice An Opinion On Public Issues ?The speaker will be Dr.Douglas Wilson, noted churchman and newspaper columnist.Sunday.February 14 the subject will be \u201cPrayer\u201d and Dr.C.P.Martin, former Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, McGill University, will speak.For the final meeting the subject will be, \u2018The Bible\u201d and the speaker will be Dr.George Johnson, principal of United Theological College, who will discuss the Dead Sca Scrolls and will outline a pattern of Bible study.The University of Life program will begin with the evening service in Dominion-Douglas Church and the guest speaker will present the topic of the evening.At the conclusion there will be coffee and refreshments followed by discussion on the topic of the evening.A welcome awaits all those who wish to attend.You Say The meaning of the election Sir: Now that the election is over one can ask the question why it was held, who was responsible for it and in the end what did it accomplish?Normally these questions would be rhetorical, but in Westmount, where civic polities has always been a rare thing, the answers are worthwhile thinking about.The election was fought between two opposing schools of thought represented by two groups.One was the long established and powerful West- mount Municipal Association, the other was a small protest organization which called itself the Westmount Voters\u2019 Association.The latter was not really an association since it only comprised a handful of people who had come together a few weeks before the election with the ultimate objective of forcing a vote so that the Westmount citizens could democratically chose their candidates.| believe that the citizens of Westmount, and in particular the Westmount Municipal Association, have profiled from this experience.On the other hand the temporary Voters' group should not be considered as an associalion in the same sense as the West- mount Municipal Association.It was a loosely knit band, of citizens who joined forces for à single purpose, lo exercise their responsible rights and thus became a nominating committee.It was this committee which brought out less than one-third of the eligible voters to the polls and was indirectly responsible for a civic forum held under the auspices of this newspaper, and managed to exercise the heated opposition of a number of loyal Westmounters.1 do not think that anyone objected lo the type of men This week in Westmount Canadian authors to hear talk on Iron Curtain art By VALENTINA RAHR Dr.R.Robertson, Clarke avenue, is chief surgeon at the Montreal General Hospital.This institution is adding the largest cesium unit in the world to its growing amount of equipment for fighting cancer by radiation treatment.The unit now installed will deliver the largest useful output of radiation of any such unit anywhere.The unit operates much like the lens of of the beam of rays directed a camera, to control the size at the local site of the cancer tumor in a patient.It produces results similar to those of the famous cobalt 60 bomb.The Montreal General Hospital has a cobalt bomb and treatment with it is still useful for certain types of cancer.The fifth meeting of the 1959-60 season of the Canadian Authors Association will be held on Monday, February 1, at 8:30 p.m.in the Silver Room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel.x Speaker will be Mr.George Wesley, St.Catherine street, past president of the TV Group and recently returned from a tour of the satellite countries in Europe.Ilis subject will be: \u201cLiterary and artistic life behind the Iron Curtain.\u201d Bandmaster Morley Calvert.Westmount Junior High Schoo! band leader for many years, has replaced retired Norman Audoire recently, with the Salvation Army Bands.Mr.Audoire handed over his baton to Mr.Calvert, with Commissioner W, Wycliffe Booth watching approvingly.Mr.Calvert's first experience in band music was with the Salvation Army.Howard Lewis, Michael Newton and John Newton are three students at King's School who are taking part in the art classes conducted by Mrs.Lonnie Echenberg, Anwoth road.Her own (wo children, Erica 7 years and Jan 10 years, are attending Weston School and Roslyn School respectively.Both are in classes at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, where Mr.Lismer at one line used some sketches made by Erica and Jan.to illustrate a lecture on children\u2019s art.King's H&S hold meeting A panel discussion \u2014 \u2018\u2018Recruitment and selection of the teaching staff\u201d \u2014 will be featured at a home and school association meeting to be held at King's School, Wednesday at 8:30 p.m, Panel members will be: Mr.R.Steeves, Montreal protestant school board, Mr.Lloyd Jacks, public relations officer for the greater Montreal school board; G.Merrill, director junior school, LCC., and Mrs.P.N.Goddard, vice-president of King\u2019s School home and school associ- alion, A question and answer period between the audience and the panel will follow the discussion.Refreshments will be served.The parents of King\u2019s school students are urged to attend.nominated by the Westmount Municipal Association Co.that was never the issue.This election was meant lo protest a method of government, and in a way voiced the feelings of a minority in Westmount \u2014 who found fair, if somewhat disappointed, expression of their views in the election results.The election failed to express the feeling of many others who may have wished to protest but were not yet ready to disturb the status quo.Perhaps more than anyone else, the Westmount Municipal Association has most to be grateful for.They won an election, not a nominating convention, They were strenghthened because of it, and found that there were many advantages in having open forums of discussions if for no other reason than lo hear a minority view which, after all, is one of the fundamentals of a democratic system.For some time there has been a current view which has gained credence in West- mount and other municipalities that opposition to an established and venerable order like the Westmount Municipal Association is disloyal, and if it did exist should be silent and unvoiced.That this myth was shattered 1 am sure is in the interest of the Westmount Municipal Association itself, who, in order to meet the changes in thinking which have overtaken the community in late years, has seen fit to reconsider many of its past ideas.Personally, during the year I sal on the executive 1 could not help but feel some disappointment at the way minority opinion was treated and because of this attitude 1 felt compelled to resign, I think the attitude that prevailed is changing.But it is not changing by itself.It has changed because the realization has come that no one is immune to criticism, that elections can be held, and that public will can both seat and unseat candidates.In future elections where the Westmount Municipal Association will be opposed, the results will probably depend on the calibre of the candidates themselves and their ability to organize intensively that densely populated area south of Sherbrooke and St.Catherine streets which did nol chose to vote in any strength and which could easily decide a future contest.One day an opposition candidate may rise with both the ability lo organize and the popularity to stand against the 1.800 voles which appear to be the strength of the West- mount Municipal Association.This combination could very well be irresistible.The Westmount Municipal Association, committed now in principle and in practise to a broad and more democratic program, could do a good deal to change political apathy into interest.For like interest, apalhy is cultivated.lt is created as assiduously as is interest for our public and democratic institutions.Apathy dies in vigorous and healthy discussion.lt lives where citizens become indif- terent to the direction government takes and when the reins are held tightly by a few people who feel that ruling is their private realm and resent intrusion, Perhaps because this is not the case, our community might owe a small debt of gratilude to any little band of responsible citizens who are unafraid to speak their mind in an atmosphere that sometimes bristles with hostility, Constant vigilance is the price therefore one must pay for healthy and uncorrupted civie government, Leo Heaps Mothers Polio March sef for Monday 7-8 pm NEXT Monday night will night in Westmount.be Mothers\u2019 March on Polio Thousands of mothers and co-workers will set out at 7 p.m.on Monday, Feb.1, to call at homes in their neighbourhood as part of their campaign against a crippling disease, poliomyelitis.The appeal is conducted by the Quebec Chapter, March of Dimes, to help support its free anti-polio vaccination clinics for adults and its rehabilitation programs for polio cripples.Objective of the appeal is $200,000.Westmount Rotary Freedom of press must be preserved \u201cThe newspaper of today constitutes the solid backbone of democratic communication,\u201d David M.Legate associate editor of the Montreal Star.told the West- mount Rotary at their weekly luncheon on Wednesday.\u201cFreedom of the press must be sacredly preserved if its function is to mean anything,\u201d he said.Mr.Legate also said that the rise in popularity of public relations men in business and government, turning out enormous quantities of handouts and news releases, is the modern danger of newspapers.In the course of his talk, Mr.Legate opinionated that our society of today is setting trends which should disturb the people of North America.He was referring to the fact that membership in the UN or NATO.for example, does not necessarily mean that all countries have unrestricted freedom of the press.He especially cited Turkey and most Near Eastern countries as prime examples of censorship, \u201cWe should not allow propaganda to replace honest Property For Sale OTTERBURN 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newspaper to a community.\u201d stating that a newspaper \u201cmust inform, entertain, be honest and responsible.\u201d While a newspaper is primarily a business, Mr.Legate feels that it can only pay if it attracts readership through informative and honest news gathering, thereby in turning attracting advertisers who know their products are going to reach (he public eye.There are three main responsibilities of newspapers, Mr.Legate said.Firstly, they should tell what is happenning; what people do.feel, say and think.In doing this, they should maintain a high standard of ethics.Secondly, they should supply an intelligent editorial policy to help its readers shape a definite opinion.Thirdly.a newspaper should provide an encylopedic fund of entertaining and formative material \u2014 but it must be accurate.If a newspaper maintains those high ethical standards, it *\u201cbecomes more than a mere business,\u201d Mr.Legate said.\u201cA newspaper, by a correct! and enlightened interpretation | of events, can get rid of, smugness and complacency | found in every community,\u201d he | added.Seemingly taking exception to! Mr.Legate's remarks concerning | public relations and handouts, ! some Rotarians asked what be-| came of these releases.\u201cThey are examined carefully.\u201d he answered, \u201cthen edited and used, or not used ; at all?\u201d One member asked aboul reporters inaccurately reporting in- | terviews with persons in responsible positions.\u2018I sometimes | wonder.the way some of these | people are misquoted.why os | ever talk to reporters.Perhaps handing out official releases would be better\u201d the member said.Mr.Legate disagreed in that he admitted there was no excuse for misquoting, but publicity releases were just too much and (oo many.Mr.Legate was born in Austria, educated in, among many places, the Fiji Islands, Ireland, England, and McGill University.During World War II he was commissioner of the Red Cross in Italy and Northern Europe.A former drama editor for the Star he spent five years in England as a Weekend Magazine correspondent before taking up his present duties as assistant editor.He concluded his question and answer period with his own quotation of the 11th Commandment: \u201cThou shalt not take thyself too seriously.\u201d \u201cROSE DIAMOND\u201d The term \u2018rose diamond\u201d comes from the 1500s, when a new method of cutting diamonds was introduced.This method produced diamonds somewhat in in-|: 3 i THE CANADIAN ARTHRITIS AND RHEUMA- that tinguished Canadians have agreed to serve as Society's annual TISM SOCIETY, announces honorary chairmen for the The Westmonst: Snemingr.Friday, Jomnary 29, 1960 er Ny & > Pp x \u2019 ES 1 > [SY © and NE TE ar FV three dis- Temple Emanu-el School for adults will feature class \u2018Biblical thought\u2019 SABBATH SERVICES: Friday.January 29 at 8:15 p.m.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Face A Mirror Of The Soul.\u201d Saturday.January 30 at 11:30 a.m.there will be a sermonette \u2014 \u2018The Burning Bush\u201d based on Torah portion.BAR MITZVAH: Philip Jr., son of Mr.and Mrs.Philip Maurice, 3454 Stanley street, will be called to the Reading of the Torah in observance of his Bar Mitzvah this Friday evening and Saturday morning.SCHOOL FOR ADULTS: Regular classes at 8 p.m.are as follows : Biblical Thought Contemporary Literature \u2014 Dr.Anna Stearns, leader; Elementary Hebrew \u2014 Mrs.Abraham Wolk, instructress; Hebrew Con- : versation \u2014 Eliezer Ben Yehu- .1 United Photodraphic Store Idd.da, instructor; Public Speaking \u2014 Edward Harrison.leader; at 8:45 p.m.\u201cThe Faith of Israel\u201d | \u2014 Dr.Harry J.Stern, leader.WITH THE RABBI: Recently Dr.Stern addressed the West- mount Women's Club, Queen Mary Road United Church and offered * ss financial campaign which will be held this year March 1-14.From left to right are B.G.Gardner, Allau Bronfman and the Hon.Pierre Sevigny.The campaign will have as its objective $120,000.the invocation at the National Convention of Canadian Hadassah.He is scheduled to speak under the auspices of The Jewish Chautauqua Society of America at Bishop's University, Lennoxville, on Wednesday.February 3: Loyola College, Tuesday.February 2.He will be the guest preacher over The Message of Israel on Sunday morning, February 7 at 10:05 a.mover the ABC Network, which is heard in Montreal a week later, Sunday.February 14 on station CFCF al 8:05 am.KOFFEE KLUB: Sunday morning, January 31 at 9:45 a.m.Special guests: President George Hol- linger and vice-president Lawrence Marks.DAILY SERVICES: Monday thru Thursday evenings at 5.45 pm.Sunday mornings at 9:45 a.m.ALTAR FLOWERS THIS SABBATH: Flowers are being donated by Mr.and Mrs.Philip Maurice in honor of their son's Bar Mitzvah, WELCOME TO TEMPLE FELLOWSHIP: The following families have recently affiliated with our Congregation: Dr.and Mrs.Joseph Kage.Mr.and Mrs.Jack Markow, Miss Anne Shapiro, Miss Bluma Shapiro, Mr.and Mrs.Harry W.Hollinger.Dr.and Mrs.Harvey Hollinger.{ | + } | \u201cYOUR PHOTO DEALER WHERE YOU WILL EVENTUALLY BUY the shape of a rose.TENDER BOSTON ' CHOICE OQ | FILLET Ib.MIGNON ad Ib.\u2014 tm GRADE A-B TURKEYS 10 - 14 SPARE RIBS b.39° | 45; Chicken LEGS « 49° PIERRE MEAT SHOP \u201cRETAIL at WHOLESALE PRICE\" 3400 ST.ANTOINE ST.| (Corner Greene) 1901 WELLINGTON ST.(Corner Madeleine) 6 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, January 29, 1960 Juvenile delinquency conference Feb.11 A one-day conference on Juvenile deliquency is to be held on Thursday, February 11, from 9 \u2014 Westmount girl TCA stewardess prod Wye oe om Kathleen Joan Davison, of 422% Dorchester street west, Westmount graduated recently us a \u2018Trans-; Canada Air Lines stewardess fol-! Jowing an intensive five - week course in Montreal, Miss Davison! was born in Twillingate, New-! foundland.and received her education at schools in Quebec.Ontario and Vermont.Prior to joining TCA November 2, 1959, Miss Davison was employed as a typist in Montreal.She is now based at; Toronto with TCA.Thiode BARBER SHOP 4927 Sherbrooke West (Near Claremont) HAIRCUTS 85° SATURDAY 95c Mon.to Thurs.8.30 a.m.to 6.30 p.m.Friday 8.30 om.to 8 p.m.Saturday 8.30 am.to 6 p.m.- real ; York City; and Father Noel Mail- \"years so that effective preventa- - pioneer in the Mental health field Jinquent\u2019s attitudes toward home ITS WELL == LISTENING TO am.to 5 p.m, in the Queen Elizabeth Hotel in connection with the annua} meeting of the Mont- Mental Hygiene Institute.Among the speakers will be two internationally-recognized authorities: Ralph W.Whelan, Commissioner of Youth Services and Executive Director of the Youth Board Research Institute of New loux, Professor of Psychology, the University of Montreal and Diree- tor of Technical Services for the Centre d'Orientation.interested in the immediate problem of the juvenile delinquent but he has also conducted numerous studies into possible ways of detecting the potentially-de- linquent child during grade school tive measures can be planned.Father Mailloux, widely known for his research into human relations, has in recent years con- and founder of the now, Canad- ducted a number of intensive studies concerning the juvenile de- and society, and his response to treatment in a therapeutic, com- munity-like setting.At the luncheon meeting annual reports will be tabled and Certificates of Achievement presented to seven men and women who have completed the Institute's three-year training course qualifying them as discussion leaders | in the field of family life, parent ! education and human relations.Every three years a Mental Health Award, an illuminated Citation and the sum of $1,000 donated by a leading Montreal citizen, is presented to a Canadian who has made an outstanding contribution to the mental health field.This year.Father Noel Mailloux will recieve the Award before addres- | sing the luncheon meeting.Among previous Award winners have been Dr Clarence Hinks, a ian Mental Health Association, and the late Johnathan C.Mea- kins, MD, CBE, former Dean of Medicine, McGill University.Fraser-Hickson The Fraser-Hickson Institute presents the fifth in its series of motion picture programs, free to the public, on Tuesday, February 2 at 8 p.m.Films to be shown include one that takes an informative look at the heartland of North America and the effects of the Seaway; another shows the strange and wonderful things that occur in any Canadian swamp.The third film, the Dew Line Story, presents some of the most dramatic scenes ever filmed in the Canadian Arctic.WORTH McGILL UNIVERSITY students and Nina Mayerovitch don\u2019t mind supplying ideas to Nina\u2019s brother, Dave.The three West- STAMPS GALORE ; \u2014 by \u2014 : Wayne L.Bungay ee z El & JEWISH HISTORY THROUGH STAMPS.\u2018A Century of Jewish Ristory Through Stamps,\u2019 by a renown philatelist and author of note was recently displayed at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel.The collection by Emil Weitz formed an exhibit at the 18th Biennial Convention of the Ha- dassah-Wizo Organization of Canada.Mr.Weitz is the only philatelist who has been honored with a special cover and special can- cellafion by the postal administration of the State of Israel.He received the award when he exhibited his collection at the invitation of the State in 1951 at Tel Aviv.The display began with \u2018Biblical Themes\u2019 and went right through to the inauguration of Israel as a State.Included in the collection were many rare stamps, covers, cancellations and overprints.However, more important is the fact that much of the material fell into the \u2018seldom seen\u2019 category.* + * STAMP AUCTION.N.DG.T John Pickering, member of the Westmount Stamp Club who acted as auctioneer on January 21, took in over 160 dollars.90% of this amount was handed over to the members who submitted their duplicates for auctioning.The remaining 10% of the cash received was retained by the club and will be used to help defray their 1959-60 expenses.The club will stage another auction shortly with all proceeds going to the Red Cross, Heart Foundation has well planned education series The following meetings have been prepared in cooperation with the Education Committee of the Quebec Heart Foundation and are open to the public.There is no admission charge, February 1: At 8:00 p.m.meeting of the Dr.John H.Palmer Chapter.A panel discussion on the subject: \u201cWhat should a doctor tell a critically ill patient and his family?\u201d mount residents are currently working on, McGill's Red and White Revue.Dave is one of the writers, Jennifer and Nina are in the chorus.Jennifer Beck Students staff \u201cGot it Made\u201d Dave Mayerovitch, 4840 Westmount avenue, hasn\u2019t been doing as much studying these days.Dave, a third year McGill science student is one of a trio of hard-working writers of the 1960 Red and White Revue.This year\u2019s show is entitled \u201cGot It Made\u201d, and though the writing of the all-student effort was begun last August, the polishing: of the final version is still keeping the three scribes very busy.Dave is one of many West- \u2019 mount residents working for the Revue, either on stage or behind the scenes.Directed by Brian Macdonald of Toronto, \u201cGot It Made\u201d is a lively satire on advertising methods and (of course) politics.Highlighted by intricate dance routines and modern musical numbers, it traces the career of a singing idol.and a talented dancer, and Mark Graham of 339 Olivier avenue who is the show's set designer.Mark, who began designing the props in early December.has a staff of almost thirty helping him, Tickets for \u201cGot It Made\u201d are on sale now at the box office.in the McGill Union, 690 Sherbrooke west.Phone reservations may be made by calling AV.8- 6062.Dave\u2019s sister, Nina, is one of the Revue\u2019s chorines.An experienced dancer, she has been with the Montreal Ballet company for several years and performed in \u201cFalstaff\u201d with the Montreal Opera Guild.Aviva Slesin, who lives at 4861 Victoria avenue, is one of the leads of the show.She acted in \u201cThe Bald Soprano\u201d at McGill this fall, and with her deep voice is an experienced songstress.Peter Clibbon of 507 Victoria avenue, a post graduate student at McGill and a Red and White veteran, is stage manager of \u201cGot It Made.\u201d Peter is one of the inspirational people behind the Revue, whose assistance in the writing, publicity and performing departments of the show is invaluable, Other residents of Westmount who are active in the Revue are Jennifer Beck, 572 Lansdowne avenue, a first year arts student HOME OF THE LIVE \"PIGLET\" Marius Brunner Maitre d'Hotel formerly of Drury's OLD WORLD HOSPITALITY IN THE MOST CHARMING SETTING IN MONTREAL For your Dining pleasure background music by MAURICE at the Hammond Organ or Steinway! Reservation : CR.1-9305 Open from Nooh to 11 p.m.Saturday 5 p.m.to Midnight Sunday 5 p.m.to 9 p.m.753 St.Gregoire Street {Corner St.Hubert) The Implications of the Next Decade : \u201cStrategies of Discussion Group Leading\u201d for community \u2018groups who wish to have couples of their own people basically trained as discussion course leaders.12 sessions starting Friday, February 5th, 7:30 to 10 p.m.in Library, D'Arcy Mc- Gee School, 220 Pine west, Montreal.etc.Chairman : Kathleen Thorburn Full particulars from Thomas More Institute Office Vi.2-5076 | Demonstration and training periods each week, under experienced guest leaders.Basic Socratic method and variations for use with sociology, fiction, politics, 6) ee rei vag.ES CS t St à af - The Westmount Examiner, Friday, January 29, 1960 7 | \u2014 \u2014 This \"Page Appeal\u201d is generously sponsored by the following: COMPLIMENTS OF GRAHAM'S BUSINESS COLLEGE 4914 Sherbrooke St.W.HU.4-2242 TELETRONICS CORP.LTD.T.V.\u2014 RADIO \u2014 APPLIANCES SALES & SERVICE 4119 St.Catherine St.W.WE.5-9282 SHEINART DRY GOODS REG'D.3001 St.Antoine St.WE.2-6504 (Cor.Atwater) Eveleigh-Patterson Luggage Co.F.REEVE EVELEIGH 4190 St.Catherine St.W.WE.5-2101 (At Greenel BON TON CLEANERS & DYERS 4161 St.Catherine St.W.WE.5-2707 onsective $200,000 PRO ARTE REG'D.Your contribution to the March of Dimes will help the Quebec Chapter, Canadian Foundation for Poliomyelitis, to Fight Polio and Provide Rehabili- Jeweller - Watchmaker - Exclusive Designs tation by 1378 Greene Ave.WE.2-4551 ® Prevention \u2014 March of Dimes Free Salk @ Rehabilitation \u2014 March of Dimes programs CLOVER CAFE Yaccination Clinics have already given more include medical and hospital care, physical than 60,000 anti polio shots.: retraining, vocational training, recreation, eco- Montreal's Finest West End Restaurant .nomic aid, leg braces and other prosthetic ap- FULL COURSE LUNCHEON from $1.25 © Training \u2014 March of Dimes Bursaries help pliances, transportation, equipment for hospi- FULL COURSE DINNER from $2.25 Physio and Occupational Therapists with their tals, financial aid to rehabilitation centres and 2204 St.Catherine St.W.FREE PARKING training and provide courses in Physical Medi- (Opposite Forum) groups.cine for doctors and nurses.; | ® Unmet Health Needs \u2014 March of Dimes © Research \u2014 March of Dimes financial aid to helo victi fh hili d programs now e Pp victims O emop ilta an universities and hospitals assists research in other disabling diseases where the need is still OVERSEAS MOTORS poliomyelitis and other disabling diseases.unmet.H.W.(GUNN) HEATH Vanguard, Triumph & Peugeot Dealers 1960 Objective $200,0 jective $200,000 1095 Church St., Verdun PO.8-1854 Please Send Your Contribution to MARCH OF DIMES, 1191 MOUNTAIN ST., alt?Thiede MONTREAL , Hairdresser | 4927 Sherbrooke St.W.HU.4-4501 JOIN THE \u201c\"MOTHERS' MARCH ON POLIO\" TO BE HELD IN ALL PARTS OF GREATER MONTREAL AND IN NEARBY À MMUNITIES.ouse of QOOTS me Monda Feb 1 7-8 m ENROLL NOW BY TELEPHONING Mountain St.ai Sherbrooke Yr e My Pp.e WE.2-8369 or WE.2-9554 Victor 2-4444 8 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, January 29, 1960 UNITED ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH WESTMOUNT 10! Cote St.Antoine Rd., near Argyle Ave.Ministers: Rev.D.M.Grant.B.A.D.D.: Rev.D.C.Bearfoss, B.A.D.D.11 O0 use Dr Grant \u201cThe Miracle of God's Love\u201d 7°90 p.m.Mi Searfoss \u201cThe Friend Of Sinners\u201d 10 00 a.m Intermediates und Seniors J1:00 aan.Crib Corner to Juniors 8:45 pan.Young People's Union CLASS FOR NEW MEMBERS WEDNESDAY.7:00 P.M.Organist and Choir Director: Mr.Eric J.Adams, B.Mus., A.R.C.M.DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount ve ond Lensdowne Ministers: Rev.KR, Donglas Smith, BA.B.D.D.D.Rev.Keith M.Eddy, M.A.B.D.\u2018The Elder And The Church\u201d Dr.Douglas Smith 100 am 7:30 pan.UNIVERSITY OF LIFE Speaker Mr.J.IL Manion, Immigration Department.Ottawa Subject: \u201cCanada and World Refugees\u201d Followed by Coffee Brenk and Discussion Groups.Chatman of Evening: Mo Fred Tees © Other Speakers: | Feb.th: Dr.Douglas Wilson Feb 14th: Dr.C.P.Martin Feb.Zist: Dr.George Johnston Organist: Mr.John Robb, Mus, Bac.\"CALVARY UNITED CHURCH Dorchester St West at Greene Ave.Westmount WESTMOUNT PARK- EMMANUEL CHURCH Cor.Lansdowne & Western Avenues Minister REV.CALLUM THOMPSON, C.D, B.A, B.D.Director of Music: Mr.Wayne Riddet! \u201cThe Second Industrial Hevolution\".Church School and Baby Nursery \u2018\u2019Fhe Four C'a In Christianity\u2019.4:45 p.m.Youth Fellowship 8:00 p.m.Young Adult Group UNITARIAN \u201cCHURCH OF THE MESSIAH UNITARIAN Sherbrooke St.at Simpson 11:00 un 11:00 a.m.7:00 pn Sunday, January 31st SUBJECT: \u201cIMAGE \u2014 MAKERS AND ICONOCLASTS\" Service will be conducted by Rev.Duna Greeley, President American Unitarian Association.Preacher: Rev.Maux A.Kapp.Dean Elect \u2014 St.Lawrence University.NY.ANGLICAN 2 Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay Ith SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist, Rev.Charles R.Plosker 9:45 a.m.Sunday School, Miss Valerie J.Lewis L10:15 am Mattins said).11:00 am Kindergarten JV Len Sermon 11:00 aan SOLEMN EUCHARIST, \u201cOur bate Under Chistian! Preacher: The Rev.Canon heapline | J.V.Young.(Morne Service Only + 3:30 p.m.Holy Baptism ot Lon The Chueh School 2:00 pn.Evensong and Address.In AIL Departments.Holy Eucharist, Tuesday, Thursday Aber smilev.A.Mus.(McGill) antl Friday at 7°00 a.m.: Wednesday at Organist.9:30 nn BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST Mamber Baptist World Alliance Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue 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 \"OUR MISSIONARY MacDermot, B.A., B.Mus.11 00 AM RESPONSIBILITIES\u201d «Rev, Aubrey Hunt) 730 PM.lL WILL PRAY\u201d Church School 11 AM.Midweek Service\u2014Wednesday\u20148 P.M.UNITED 11:00 a.m.\u201cWHAT HAS A PREACHING AT 7:00 p.m.This is a continuation ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street, West Convenient to Hotels REVEREND NORMAN RAWSON, Minister Gifford Mitchell, B.A., B.Mus., Organist & Choirmaster Sermon Subject: RIGHT TO EXPECT FROM HIS FAITH?\" The Fourth Sermon in This Special Series.REVEREND NORMAN RAWSON Hymn \u2014 Sing with Gifford Mitchell 7:30 p.m.Sermon Subject: \"HEAVEN AND HELL\u201d DO WE BELIEVE THERE IS A PLACE CALLED HEAVEN, AND ANOTHER PLACE CALLED HELL?9.00 p.m.FELLOWSHIP HOUR CHRISTIAN THE BOTH SERVICES of The Evening Series ANGLICAN TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerable RB.Kenneih Nayler, D.D.Reclor Sev.Canen F L.Whitley, M.A.Hon Assistant Rev Allen Goodinss, B.D, Assistant C V PFrayn, A.R.C.A.(London) Organist and Choirmaster 4th Sunday ofter Epiphany 8:00 a.m.9:30 a.m.Holy Communion Grade VII, Confirmation and Bible Class.Main Sunday School.Mattins Preacher: The Rt.Rev.W.W.Davis Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary Department Evensong Preacher: The Rev.Allen Goodinus TUESDAY 7:00 a.m.Holy Communion The Purification of St.Mury.The Virgin WEDNESDAY 7:00 am.Holy Communion THURSDAY 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill 9:45 a.m.11:00 a.m.7:30 p.m.Rev.K.B.Keefe, Rector Rev.Reginald Hollis 4th Sundoy after Epiphany 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion 9:30 a.m.Holy Communion Preacher: The Rector 10:00 a.m.Post - Confirmation Class 11:00 a.m.Matting \u2014 Preacher: The Rector 11:00 a.m.Nursery, Kindergarten and Sunday School.7:30 p.m.Evensong Preacher: The Rector WEDNESDAY 11:08 a.m.Holy Communion Organist and Choirmaster: Mr.Norman W.Hurrle, A.R.C.O., ARCM.PRESBYTERIAN IN IN] PRES DE RY 3 D WESTHOUNT and VaYontA AVES.@ Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Donald S.Moore, B.A., Student Assistant On The Air this Sunday 11:00 a.m.CBM 10:30 p.m.CJAD Sunday, Januory 31st 11:00 a.m.Mr.Wilkie.Subject: \u2018But, Tel) Me How\" 11:15 a.m.Church School DORIS KILLAM A.R.T C.L.Mus.(McGill) Organist and Choir Director The 124 pus stops at the door MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount, P.Q.The Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D., Minister 10:00 a.m.Bible Class 10:00 a.m.Senior Study Group 11:00 am Church School 11:00 a.m.\u201cPublic Worship\u201d Lester A.Woodin Organist and Choir t The consequences of Christmas By The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D., Rector, Trinity Memorial Church The third result of the Coming of the Son of God in human form that 1 should like to think of is contained in Our Lord's words about Himself: \u201cI am the way.\u201d For thousands of years men had known that they were cut off from God.They Lad tried to find a way back to Him - the way of sacrifice.They had tried to appease an angry God by offering in sacrifice some animal to represent them; or in extreme cases they had offered their own children.In Israel, by the grace of God, they had come nearer to finding a way to God through their sacrifices; but their own prophets had warned them that the sacrifices were ineffective.It was not thousands of rams or rivers of oil that God required but a contrite heart.Then came the opening of a new way, not from man to God, by man\u2019s seeking, but from God to man, by God's giving.In the fulness of time God sent His own Son, made of a woman, made under the Jaw.He sent His Son to accept complete human nature and so to draw heaven down to Earth; but also to retain that human nature when at the end of His ministry, having accomplished man\u2019s redemption, He return- SYNAGOGUES TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Robbi Miles Wisenthal, M.A, Educational Assistant Otto O.Stacren Cantor; F.L.McLearon, Organist and Choir Master: SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, January 20th at 8:15 o'clock.Dr.Stern will speak on \u2018\u2018Belief In God\u201d.Saturday Morning, January 30th at 11:30 o'clock.sermonette \u2018\u201cThe Burning Bush\" based on Torah portion.RELIGIOUS SCHOOL High School, Confirmation and Post- Graduate Departments, Saturday Mornings at 9:30 o'clock; Kindergarten, Primary and Junior School, Sunday Mornings at 9:30 o'clock.Daily Hebrew School Monday thru Thursday afternoons commencing at 4:00 o'clock.SCHOOL FOR ADULTS Monday Evening, February Ist.Special lecture by Dr.Lloyd Stern.prominent Psychiatrist on \u2018How Healthy Is Our Society 7?\" at 8:45 o'clock.Regular classes in Bible, Hebrew, Public Speaking at 8:00 o'clock.KOFFEE KLUB Sunday Morning, January 3lIst al 9:45 o'clock.Sunday School for Parents.DAILY SERVICES Manday Thru Thursday Evenings at 5:45 p.m.Sunday Mornings at 9:45 o'clock.19th ANNUAL INSTITUTE ON JUDAISM All day Monday.February 8th.Guest Jecturer Professor Ellis Rivkin, Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati.Ohio.Luncheon address by The Ven.R.Kenneth Naylor, Archdcacon of Montreal and Rector of Trinity Memorial Church.Attendance at the Institute is by invitation only.ed to His Father, and brought Earth to Heaven.A complete two way traffic was established.Our Lord brought Heaven very throne of God because He is buman.In both directions He is the Way.down to Earth because He is divine; He brought Earth to the At the end of Book 1I of Paradise Lost Milton has a picture of Satan escaping from Hell, making his way across Chaos to the newly created Earth.In his journey, the poet says, the dark angel drew behind him his two fit companions, Sin and Death, and they in their turn \u201cPaved after him a broad and beaten way Over the dark abyss, .By which the Spirits perverse .Pass to and fro.\u201d C.S.Lewis in one of his fantastic novels suggests that the Dark Lord, as he calls Satan, held the world in the hollow of his hand (\u201cthe whole world lieth in the evil one\u2019, as John says); but the Dark Lord, secure in his apparent victory, overlooked the possibility of God Himself sending His own Son, and allowed Earth once more to be invaded, this time from Heaven; and in that new invasion also a way was » provided, a way not provided before, a \u201cliving way,\u201d as the Epistle to the Hebrews puts it.This is a way never to be closed.We can no longer be cut off from God, except by our own will, for the way is our own Brother, Jesus Christ, the same yesterday, today and forever.-* Christian Science | * How right prayer enables people to cope effectively with the problems of daily living will be brought out Sunday at the services in all the Christian Science churches.Each section of the week\u2019s Lesson - Sermon on the subject \u201cLove\u201d will deal with some aspect of prayer as taught by the master Christian, Christ Jesus.Bible verses will include the following from the Sermon on the Mount: \u201cFor every one that asketh receiveth; and he that seeketh findeth; and to him that Knocketh it shall be opened.\u201d Also pointing to effective prayer are citations to be read from \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy, including the foliow- ing: \u201cIf we pray to God as a corporeal person, this will prevent us from relinquishing the human doubts and fears which attend such a belief, and so we cannot grasp the wonders wrought by infinite, incorporeal Love, to whom al] things are possible.\u201d »\u2014% SYNAGOGUE Visitors Are Cordially Welcome CHRISTIAN SCIENCE \u2018First 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, Jonuary 31st 11:00 am.Sunday School 11:00 a.m.Church Service.Lesson-Sermon: \u201cLOVE\u201d.Golden Text: Psalms 36:7.How excel- fent is thy loving kindness, O God! therefore the children of men put their trust under the shadow of thy wings.EVERY WEDNERDAY 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting READING ROOM in the Church Edifice Open to the public Tuesday Thursday and Friday, 2 to 4 p.m Wednesdays, 6.30 to 8 p.m.RADIO AND TV PROGRAMS \u201cHow Christian Science Heals,\u201d CJAD, Dial 800, every Sunday morning at 9:45.Channel 5 every Saturday Channels 3 and 8 every Sunday.Subject: \u2014 (See TV listings for program times) 4:35 p.m.Cundle Lighting SABBATH SERVICES 8:30 a.m.Shachris Miles Stephen CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wilfrid Shuchat \u2014 Hazzan Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fromm SHABBOS ROSH CHODESH Friday, January 20th Sidroh Voayro, Erev Shabbos 4:45 p.m.Mincho-Kabbolas Shabbos Scriptural Readings: \u2014 Torah: Exodus, Ch.6, v.3 \u2014 C.9, v.35 \u2014 Numbers.Ch.28, vs.9 - 15, Prophets: Isaiah, Ch.66, vs.1 - 24, 4:45 p.m.Mincho 5:25 pm.Maariv Sermon Sunday: 8:30 a.m.Shachris 4:50 p.m.Mincho-Maariv Weekdays: 7:30 a.m.Shachris 6:00 p.m.Maariv Next Friday Evening: 4:45 p.m.Candle Lighting 4:55 p.m.Mincho-Kabbolas Shabbos B'NAI MITZVOH Buckman, son of Mr.and Mrs.Sydney Buckman, 4682 Lacombe Avenue, and Frank Lewis, son of Mr.and Mrs.Alfred H.Lewis, 596 Victoria Avenue, will this Sabbath morning be called to the Reading of the Torah in celebration of their Bar Mitzvoh.¢ Judaism seminars start on Sunday The Men's Association of Shaar Hashomayim announces the re- sumation of two concurrent Sem- ! inars on Judaism Sunday mornings, at 10.30 a.m.Jan, 31.One Seminar on the Scriptural Portion of the Week and Prayer Book is led by Hazzan Nathan Mendelson, in the small dining room.The second Seminar on the nature of Judaism, based on the text \u201cJudaism as Religion and Ethics\u201d by Meyer Waxman, is led by Mr.Benjamin Herson, in the reception room.These seminars are open to both men and women.The Seminars are proceeded by a special Shachris Service at 9:15 a.m.in the Beth Hamedrash (Chapel), Mr.Alexander Popli- the clinic after the introductions ger is in charge of these Services at Parnass, Following the service is breakfast at 10 am.in the dining room, under the chairmanship of Harry Barshaw, chairman of the breakfast forum committee.Once a month the Men's Association Breakfast Forum will feature a guest speaker with men.women and students of the Seminary as guests of the Association.| Mr.Nathan Gaisin, president of the association, extends a cordial invitation to the congregation family, in particular to parents of school children, to participate in the above program in whole or in part.U.S.evangelists to preach here in March-April The Mission Studies of Wesl- mount Baptist Church will conclude this week when the Rev.Aubrey Hunt of the Town of, Mount Royal Baptist Church will speak on \u2018\u2018Our Missionary Responsibilities\u201d at the morning worship.On Wednesday night Don.Ivison will bring \u201cHome Missions\u201d before the church, Dealing with Christian devotional life the Minister the Rev.+ E.J.Bailey will preach on \u201cI will Pray\u201d at the evening service.Preparations are now being made for the coming of the Taylor Bros., the internationally known evangelists, who will be with the church March 27 \u2014 April 11.Dr.Charles Taylor is a great preacher and his brother, Laurie Taylor, a talented concert pianist who travels with his own grand: piano.They will spend a short time with Madison Baptist Church after their campaign in Westmount.The Young People meet on Friday night at 8 p.m.following a Prayer Circle at 7:40 p.m.On Sunday morning they meet in a Bible Class at 10 a.m.under Doug Bell, Family Bowling at Wilson Bowling Alley on Saturday at 6:30 p.m, Westmount YMCA City gymnasts staged big exhibition for visitors More than 70 gymnasts last week participated in the West- mount YMCA Gymnastic Clinic.as Westmounts' contribution to YMCA Week celebrations.Boys and girls, men and women from Lachine, Verdun, Lakeshore and Westmount received instruction in trampoline, vaulting horse.still rings, even and uneven paralled bars and balance beam.The gymnasts were welcomed on arrival at the Westmount Branch by R.O.Huntington.chairman of the Physical Education Committee.Capt.John Gil- landers, chairman of the Canadian Gymnastic Commiitee opened of two of the provinces top gymnasts, Marie Claire Larsen and Dodd Dixon, The assembled gymnasts were divided into groups and taken by leaders to each piece of apparatus, where expert coaches such as Lew Waller, Don Coch- rane, Raymond Gagnier, Capl.Gillanders, Ron Watt, Ted Bov- ington and Bob Sallery, were available for instruction and advice.Each group had fifteen minutes for each apparatus, The When Buying LOTS, HOMES or FARM LAND in Soulange or Vaudreuil counties, Contact ED.FUGER Hudson, Que.4596 or OX.5-4277 Small estate inquiries invited How To Make New Friends Most of us miss a lot of fun (and narrow our lives) by knowing only people like ourselves.We judge new faces too quickly! 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Get your February Reader\u2019s Digest today.You will find 32 articles \u2018boys worked on parallel bars.still rings, vaulting horse, and the trampoline.The girls werked on uneven parallel bars.balance beam, vaulting horse and trampoline.The workout in the gym was followed by a dip in the swimming pool.By 10:30 p.m.the Westmount Shaar Hashomayim Sisterhood to hold hat - fashion show ONEG SHABBAT: The Friday Evening Hour and Oneg Shabbat will be held this Friday, January 29, 8:30 p.m., in the Beth Hame- drash Chapel.Dr.Charles Solomon will preside with the participation of the Choral Group.The Guest of Honor will be Mr.Benjamin Herson.The Friday Evening Hour and Oneg Shabbat is conducted by a committee of younger members of the Congregation, under the general chairmanship of Allan Bern- feld.The Congregation at large is cordially invited to attend.SISTERHOOD: The Sisterhood of Shaar Hashomayim is pleased to announce that a Pre-Purim function will take place on Wednesday, February 24th, 1:30 p.m., in the Community Hall in the form of a Hat-Fashion Show.Old Boy Scout revisits troop Colonel Slessor, district commissioner for Westmount.was guest of honor at a joint father- and son banquet of the Ist West- mount Boy Scout troop and Wolf Cubs last week.Colonel Slessor spoke briefly of the troop\u2019s rich history.which he had followed since he was one of its orignal members 50 years ago, and which should challenge the present troop.He presented a number of badges and service stars.Promotions were as follows : Second Class Badge, Ronald Hand: Patrol Leader, Peter Spielman: Patrol Second, Duncan Morehouse: and Peter Tellier.First-year service stars were handed to Michae) Boddington; Robert Fletcher; Ronald Hand; James Magnall; Duncan More- house and Peter Tellier.Second-year stars went to David Hall; Peter Hendersor and Peter Spielman.Fourth-year stars were presented to troop-leader Michael Shannon: Ronald Hamm and Richard Hand.Banquet catering was provided by the newly-formed ladies auxiliary and the full color film, \u2018\u2018Jubilce Jamboree\u2019, was shown.Y was quiet, but it ix hoped that those who participated would remember what they had learned and benefited from the performances of Marie Claire Larsen and Dodd Dixon.The Physical Director wishes to thank all those who helped in making it a successful evening.It is now hoped that this will become a yearly event at Westmount YMCA.Gymnastics will be opened to all residents of Westmount every Tuesday and Friday nights from 8 pm.to 9:45 pm., as a guest for two nights only throughout the year.The Westmount Examiner, Friday, January 29, 1960 9 Guest Speaker DR.ELLIS RIVKIN, who Is guest lecturer at the 19h annual Temple Emanu-El Institute on Judaism.to be held, Monday, February 8.at the Temple Emanu-Fl.4900 Sherbrooke street west.Dr.Rivkin, author, teacher, historian and lecturer, will speak on \u201cJudaism and the Emergence and Expansion ef Christianity\u2019 and a \u2018Historian Look at the Dead Sea Scrolls.\u201d Ministers of United, Presbyter- iam, Baptist, and Anglican Churches will be (aking part in the Institute.Religions teachers and educators will alse be represented.THE GREENS MADE IT ALL RIGHT).all $100,000 of it.Mind you it took Mr.Green 18 years \u2014 and that's what he made, not what he kept.Like the Greens, most of us in our lifetime will earn more than this imposing pile of bank notes.Question is: how much will we keep?Systematic saving at the B of M helps you keep more of what WwW BANK you make.Just one of those 100,000 dollars will open a av Ld savings account for you.Keep it strictly for saving, and there's one thing you can say for the money you put into that account.you have really got it made.BANK or MONTREAL Canadas Pinot Band Consuit Maicoim G \"He won't promise you a trip skies on a Magic bring through the Oarpet, but he will CARPET MAGIC into your Home!\u201d GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG CO.4151 Se.Catherine +.W.Westmount WE.2-4277 Evenings RE.8-4 Trinity WA elects Mrs.Leatherbarrow The annual meeting of the senior branch of the WA of Trinity Memorial Church was held January 11.The Rector, Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor presented the slate for 1960 as follows.Honorary presidents: Mrs, J, M.Almond, Mrs.MO.Cramer, Mrs.J.Norton, Mrs.A.McQueen, | Mrs.R.K.Naylor: president, Mrs.| WwW.Leatherbarrow: first vice- president, Mrs.A.Gould; second vice-president, Mrs.J.Armstrong; recording secretary, Mrs, FE.Marshall; treasurer, Mrs.S.Penfield; corresponding secretary, Mrs.C.Spencer jr.: education secretary, Mrs.A.Gould: thank offering secretary, Mrs.Maclean: living message secretary, Mrs.S.Grant; \u2018 dorcas secretary, Miss I.Norton and Mrs.Burnett.Appointment of officers: Prayer partner, Mrs.Jost, tea convener, Mrs.Brickman; talent table, Mrs.Norise and Mrs.MacLean; work convener, Mrs.CC.Martland and Miss Browne.1959 was a very successful year and the sum of $2,267.23 was raised.N.D.G.Club Musicale The Musicale of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club under the chairmanship of Mrs.| William T.Shields will be held | in Victoria Hall, Westmount on February 5 at 2:30 p.m.\u2018Whe guest artists will be Anne and Scott Savage, duetists, accompanied by Wayne Riddell: and Arnold Smith, cellist, accompanied by Janet Gardiner.Miss Gar- diner will also play a piano solo.FORMALS FOR HIRE | DRESS FORMAL 0 LIKE A MILLIONAIRE Look smart - be smart - rent all your Formai Wear.Our garments are all modern styles, freshly cleaned Styles to fit ail models EST.19046 McLAUGHLIN & HARRISON 1461 | McGill College AY.8-3544 | Mesclam es René Wishes to inform his clients that he has now joined SALON ANTOINETTE Vigeant .HU.4.5450 trot i INI 4879 Sherbrooke St.West hay an a es mann, Haute Coiffure a A REAR IO VED 605 MONTRÉAL, THE EXAMINER WOMENS 71 4-0.JANUARY 29, FRIDAY, MR.AND MRS.GERALD MOSS, whose marriage took place recently in the Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel.Mrs.Moss, formerly Miss Lois Monaker.is the daughter of Dr.and Mrs.Jacob Monaker of Notre Dame de Grace.Mr.Moss is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Albert Moss.\u2014Tedd Church Photo 1960 Moss-Monaker McKENNA COTE DES NEIGES Florists RE.8-1124 wedding held in Sheraton-Mt.Royal Hotel The marriage of Lois, daughter- ter of Dr.and Mrs.Jacob Mona- ker to Gerald Moss, son of Mr.and Mrs.Albert Moss took place on Sunday, December 6.1959 in the Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel.Rabbi Maurice S.Cohen officiated, assisted by Cantor S.Gisser.The bride who was given away by her father, was in a gown of white nylon organza with lace bodice and pearl embroidered neckline, her short veil of tulle illusion was held by a coronet of seed pearls, she carried a bouquet of white orchids and lily of the valley.Mrs.Martin Hoffer, sister of the bride was matron of honor in a gown of American beauty satin with matching hat.The bridesmaids were Miss Beverley Moss, sister of the bridegroom and Miss Judith Dubit- sky, cousin of the bride, they were gowned alike in rose nylon organza with matching tiaras, Mrs.Monaker.mother of the bride was in blue lace and satin.She wore a satin hat of the same shade and a corsage of purple orchids.Mrs.Moss, mother of the bridegroom was in ice blue satin trimmed with crystal beading and wore a hat of the same shade, and a corsage of white orchid.Mr.Michael Lemcovitch acted as best man.Following the reception the couple lefi for Eleenville, N.Y., the bride travelling in a blue wool ensemble under a beaver coat.German films An evening of German films will be presented by the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts in its Wednesday evening film series on February 3 in the Lecture Hall of the Museum at 6:30 and at 8:30 p.m.They are \u201cStephen Lochner\u201d which features the work of this mediaeval painter; \u2018\u2018The Expressionist Revolt\u201d modern German paintings; \u201cKandinsky\u201d showing the works of this famous artist and having a commentary in German; \u201cBarlach,\u201d in (wo parts, with musical accompaniment and featuring different aspects of Germany's great artist of the interior life and finally \u201cTurme und Tore Einer Stadt,\u201d a film on the mediaeval town of Rothenburg.) Calvary Church WA \u201c The monthly meeting of the Calvary WA will be held on Wednesday, February 3 at 2 p.min the Ladies Parlors.A cordial welcome is extended to all.American Club The American Women's Club of Montreal is holding a meeting on Wednesday, February 3, at 2 p.m.in the Blue Room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel.The guest speaker will be Miss Elizabeth Balmer.United States Consul.The subject will be, \u201cA New Look | at Old Lands,\u201d illustrated with color slides.Mrs.C.J.R.Gross- club president, will pre- side, \u2018Living at the C.rossroads\u2019 theme of CGIT Conference The annual observance of Christian Youth Week being held this year across Canada from January 31 to February 7.will find the senior girls of CGIT in this province, gathering at Wesley United Church, N.D.G., on Friday evening \u2014Ashley & Crippen Photo MRS.A.K.RICHARDSON of Toronto.National President of IODE, who will be an honored guest at the Founder's Day Luncheon to be held at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Monday, February 15 at one o'clock.The Order was founded in Montreal in 1900 by the late Mrs.Clark Murray and Mrs.Richardson is coming to Montreal to heip the Municipal Chapter celebrate 60 years of service.January 29 for the beginning of their weck-end Provincial CGIT Conference.Some 200 girls of 14 years and over, sharing the CGIT program in Baptist, Presbyterian and United Churches throughout the province are expected to attend.| The opening session on Friday evening will feature the familiar sing-song, folk dancing and aan opening vesper service.pleted on Saturday morning with Mrs.G.E.Cross, this session will include time spent viewing African \" costumes, African folklore and a film-strip on the parallel program for African girls entitled \u2018\u2018Firelighters\u201d\u2019.The afternoon session will feature another film with discussion time on the conference theme \u201cLiving al the Crossroads\u2019 with Interest Groups, the formal Banquet and closing Vespers completing the day.All CGIT leaders attending will participate in a well planned pro- After final registrations are com-* Anglican Branch elects new slate The annual meeting of St.Stephen's Branch of the Anglican Church of Canada was held at the home of Mrs.C.T.Lally, the Chambord Apts., on Jan.12, Mrs.R.M.Micchell was reelected president.Other officers are: Mrs.H.Priestman, secretary; Mrs.C.T.Lally, treasurer; Mrs.G.A.Winters, dorcas secretary: Miss Dorothy Buchanan, prayer-partner secretary; Mrs.Charles Mann, united thank-offer- ing secretary: Mrs.A.T.Love, living message secretary; Mrs.G.LeRiche, educational secretary; Mrs.Mervyn Offer, social-service secretary; honorary president, Mrs.A.T.Love and honorary vice-president, Miss Dorothy Buchanan.Delegates to annual MDWA meeting on Feb.2, 3, and 4 are Mrs.Merwyn Offer and Mrs.Fred Wallet.y\u2014 gram of leadership training throughout Saturday under the chairmanship of Mrs.Carl Bresce.On Sunday the conference will attend in uniform the 11 a.m.Service at Wesley United Church when Miss Margaret Quigley, the Girls\u2019 Work Secretary of the Council of Christian Education of this province, will deliver the closing address on the Conference Theme.Mrs.Colin Campbell is chairman of the 1960 Conference Do You Get Enough Sleep?What happens when you don\u2019t get enough sleep?How does it affect your mind?Will \u201cone night\u2019s good rest\u2019\u2019 make up the difference?Read in February Reader\u2019s Digest about new studies which show that when you lose sleep y u actually poison yourself.You probably need more sleep than you think.How much?Get your February Reader's Digest today \u2014 32 articles of lasting interest.(Scouts Clean up your home and store of | as Children's Wear, Dresses, Co A RUMMAGE SALE will be held in the basement of St.Leo's Church Corner Western & Clarke February 16th, for the benefit of the \u201cCHILDREN'S WELFARE COMMITTEE\" Old Paintings, Sports Articles, etc.Call HU.9-4984, Local 900 and a truck will pick them up at 1:30 p.m.& Cubs) articles that you do not need such ats, Toys, China, Books, Pictures, 6) Mrs.A.Mendelsohn of West- mount was among the guests at the Park Plaza Hotel last week, while visiting Toronto, Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Pepler of Westmount were among the guests at the Park Plaza Hotel last week, while visiting Toronto.Mr, J.W.Brock, president of St.Andrew\u2019s Youth Centre, and the Board of Directors will entertain at a late afternoon party Tuesday, in honor of the volunteer staff of the agency.Receiving with the president will be vice-presidents Mrs.M.C.Johnston and Mrs.F.S.Leggat, Mrs.Nathan Grossbaum is entertaining the old and new executive of the Women's Auxiliary of the Reddy Memorial Hospital at her home, on February 2, at 1:30 p.m.Mrs.Maurice Berne, president will chair the meeting, Presiding at the tea table wil) be Mrs.Malcolm Mackenzie, and Dr.Margaret Kunstler, past presidents.Mrs.John Aris, of London, England, has arrived to visit her parents, Mr.Emile Vailiancourt, retired Canadian Ambassador to Peru, and Mrs.Vaillancourt, 2255 Closse street.Mrs.J.Beaudoin Handfield, president of the Province of Quebec Association of Hospital Auxiliaries, on the invitation of the American Hospital Association, was guest speaker at the annual meeting of the Glens Falls, N.Y., Hospital Auxiliary.Miss Alice Lighthall.president.the officers and executive of the Women's Art Society will entertain new members at a tea to be held in the Arts Club, Friday, January 29.Mrs.George D.Drummond and Mrs.Karl Forbes, past presidents, will preside at the tea table.ND.G Club committees report at Jan The January business meeting of the Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Club was held in Victoria Hall on Friday, January 15, with Mrs.A.H.Mason, president, in the chair, The chairmen of the various committees presented their reports.Mrs.J.W.Dobson, civics, stated that the club was being represented at lectures in Civil Defence.Mrs.O.E.Lewis, community welfare, thanked those who had helped with the Christmas Basket collection and those who had contributed special donations.In reporting on the Cancer Dressing group statistics were given as to the number of pads made and gifts collected for patients.An electric sewing machine has been presented tto this group.Clean cottons are gain needed.Those who had helped in making the successful Christmas party for the Cheerio Club were remembered.Mrs.Cecil Nelson reported the splendid attendance at the New Year's Family Party; 220 children from the School for Crippled Children.the Mackay Institute, the Montreal Association for the Blind and guests of members.# Mrs.R.B.Porteous announced that classes had begun in Parliamentary Procedure and Drama and those in Art were continuing Mrs.J.S, Williamson, Military Hospital visiting, listed the total distribution of gifts from the club ot Ste.Anne\u2019s for November, Mrs.W.A.Routledge, house BRIDES Victor 2-4444 uary meeting and hospitality, submitted a financial statement of her committee.Mrs.William T.Shields in-' formed the group that five artists Will perform in the Musicale at the February open meeting.The following representatives to other groups reported: Mrs.J.W.Dobson on the Community Council of Notre Dame de Grace: Mrs, George White on the Montreal Council of Women; Mrs.Norman Seath on the Notre Dame de Grace Library for Boys and Girls; Mrs.Bert Snor on the United Nations Association in Canada.Mrs.R.Rochemont, member- Na For countless ages, as this planet grew, From swirling star-dust, to its present state, When human feet, have walked the path of life, As travellers, on the pilgrim way of fate.On this, the shore of islands all unknown, What message, has the world for us today?Just the old promise, \u201cAs thy days thy Strength\u201d And God is with His people all the way.MASSE A | A He Coss Road DOROTHY SPROULE ANNE AND SCOTT SAVAGE, duc:ists, guest artists of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club Musicale to be held in Victoria Hall, Westmount, on Friday, February 5 at 2.30 p.n.COMING ANNUAL CARD PARTY : The Association des Parents, Academies St.-Leon et St.-Paul, West- mount, is holding its annual card party at 8:30 p.m.February 8 in St.Leo\u2019s Hall on Clarke avenue.Tickets can be obtained for the event by tel.WE.7-1829.BOBBIE BURNS SOCIAL: The EVENTS Montreal Hignland Dancing Association will hold a Bobbic Burns social on Saturday.January 30, at the Legion Hall, 5585 Monkland | avenue at 8:30 p.m.There will be door prizes and refreshments will be served.Hostesses are Mrs.| Clarke and Mrs.Wark.For infor- | mation tel.HU.1-1888 or HU, 1- 3325.Spelman-Sanborne wedding attended by local guests The marriage or Kathryn Drake.daughter of Rev.and Mrs.Leon Sanborne of South Fort Mitchell, Kentucky, to Mr.Robert ship secretary, reported on The Francis Spelman, Jr., son of Mr.New Members Day Party.Mrs.! and Mrs.R.F.Spelman of St.H.H.Schurman, first vice-presi- Bernard, Ohio, took place recent- Drop in and let us suggest appropriate flowers to help make your wedding a memorable one.Naturally there is no obligation.House 4 Howers Mountain St.al Sherbrooke dent, gave a resume of the preparations for the New Year's Family Party.Both chairmen were graciously thanked by Mrs.R.Japp.After tea, served by the house and hospitality committee, colored slides of Mexico and South America were shown by Mrs.Gordon W.Leverette.Alouette Ladies The next meeting of the Alouette Ladies\u2019 Quarterback Club will be held at the Berkeley Hotel Wednesday, Feb.3, at 8:30 p.m.Tom Hugo, Alouette center- back will be present.Men members are welcome, QUEBEC ANTIQUES 4500 St.Catherine Street West (Corner Abbott) Specializing in Early WE.2-4781 Pine Furniture, etc.Jv in Immanuel Methodist Church, Lakeside Park, Kentucky, Rev.Leon Sanborne officiating.The bride.who was given away by her grandfather, Mr.J.P.Copland of Montreal, wore a white satin gown fashioned with scalloped neckline, fingertip length sleeves and bodice going into a floor length gown and cathedral train.The veil, which had been also worn by her mother, was of rose point Brussels lace arranged in cap effect and coming over the train, Her bouquet was of ' white roses with touches of pink pompons.Miss Peggy Hubert of North College Hill was maid of honor, while Miss Georgia Copland of Montreal, cousin of the bride, and Misses Elizabeth and Nancy San- borne, sisters of the bride, were the bridesmaids.They were gowned alike in light green ballerina length taffeta with dark green cumberbund sashes, matching shoes and hair bandeaux, and carried white pompons with accents of green, Mr.John Spelman was his brother's best man and ushers were Mr.James Rutemueller, Mr.Carl Wiehe, Mr.Richard Meyers and Mr.David Sanborne, brother of the bride.A reception followed at Lakeside Presbyterian Church whree the bride\u2019s table was presided over by Mrs.Leslie Copland of Westmount, Miss Margaret Armour of Columbus and Miss Joyce Veddern of Cincinnati.Out-of-town guests included Mr.J.P.Copland.Mr.and Mrs.C.L.Copland, Miss Georgia Copland of Westmount; Mr.James Copland, and Mrs.Charles Johnson of Montreal; Mr.Henry San- borne of Washington, D.C., uncle of the bride: Mr.and Mrs.Orley | Mason of Chillicothe.Ohio; Miss ; Margaret Armour and Mr.and | Mrs.John Eason of Columbus, ; Ohio; Mr.and Mrs.Richard Duncan of Oxford, Ohio; Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Thompson.Mr.Kenneth Thompson, Jr, Miss Verce Thompson and Miss Claire Ross of Berea, Kentucky: Mrs.Glenn Hawley of Rochester, New York; and Mr.Charles Adams of Tiffin, Ohio.Folowing the reception, Mr.and Mrs.Spelman left for Key West, Florida.On their return: they will be residing in College Hill, Cincinnati.BEET SEEN Westmount Examiner, Friday, Jon.29, 1960 11 Business meeting The Montreal Women's Club Inc.will hold a business meeting, for members only, on Monday, February 8 at 2:30 p.m.in the Sheraton-Mt Royai Hotel.Presided over by the president, Mrs.Victor H.Morris.This will be followed by a Lecture entitled, \u201cOld Montreal\u201d prepared especially for the members by the well known gentle man whose amazing knowledge of French Culture in the Provinee ot Quebec, as well as the History of the City of Montreal is well known, the one and only Mr.Wm.Maxwell Ford, BA BCL.Cl ya sl stu dios Contemporary Ceromics pSALE of Original Ceramic LAMPS Exclusive Showroom Pieces REDUCTIONS up to 50% 1368 GREENE AVENUE WE.2-7478, Westmount BEEREDE DD BE BE catch this New Year spirit with a new hairdo and our $18 deluxe \u201cSofty\u201d cold wave.For only $1 0.00 | | complete with shampoo, cut i ond styling Phone: WE.5-0562 - WE.5-2486 or simply visit mile BEAUTY SALON 1347 Greene Avenue = ce 50 Westmount Examiner, Friday.Jan.29, 1960 12 Guests of Honor Tte Hon.Oncsime Gagnon, Lieut-Gov.of the Province of Quebec, patron of the Quebec Committee, Canadian Save the Children Fund, will be guest of honor when the commiltee officially opens its annual two-week campaign for funds at a luncheon in the ballroom of the Ritz-Carl- ton, at 1 p.m., Monday, Feb.1, Prominent citizens of West-.mount specially invited to the luncheon are: Mayor J.C.Cush- ing and Mrs.Cushing; Maj.-Gen.J.M.Rockingham, GOC, Quebec\u2019 Command, and Mm.Rocking- hain; Mr.David S.Owen, President of the Montreal branch of the UN, and Mrs.Owen; and Rabbi Harry Stern, Temple Emanu-El ! The public 1s invited to attend the luncheon.Tickets may he obtained from Mrs.Guy Hamel, 1227 Sherbrooke sWreet west, Diocesan Board The 74th annual meeting of the Montreal Diocesan Board of Woman's Auxiliary of the Anglcian Church of Canada will be held For The Finest QUALITY BEEF Obtainable Phone HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d English Family Butcher and Grocer Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Groceries Fruits and Vegetables SCHNEIDER'S PRODUCTS CARRIED IN STOCK 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.con Saturday morning at 10 o'clock WE.7-9455-6 MISS ISABELLE SAUBERLI is seen cutting the Birthday cake at the Zonta Club of Montreals\u2019 30th.Birthday Dinner held recently at The Ritz Carlton Hotel.Shown with Miss Sauberli are Misses Michele Courtemanche and Dianne Mary Dunnigan, two Student Nurses President of The Montreal Girls\u2019 Association who was presented with a cheque for $500.\u201c who received bursaries and Mrs.Iva Oakes, \u2014Acme Harrison Photo February 2, 3 and 4 in Anglican House.It will open with the annual Corporate Communion Service in Christ Church Cathedral | __ ; Not on Tuesday at 10 a.m.The Rt, Rev.Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of the Notre + LE l John Dixon, Lord Bishop of the Dame de Grace Branch (Que 106) .; ; | Canadian Legion BESL Montreal, Diocese will celebrate, assisted by will hold the monthly executive Rev.Allan Bond and Rev.Cecile meeting on Tuesday evening, at Royle.An innovation this year for | the home of Mrs.Amy Tulk, 132 n Clandeboye avenue, Westmount.Legion auxiliary business and professional wome who cannot attend the daytime meetings, will be & special service | Museum of Fine Arts F.St.George Spendlove, FMA, in the Cathedral at which the Lord FRSA, FRGS, will be the guest Bishop will be assisted by Rev.speaker at the meeting of the Selwyn Willis of Grace Anglican women's Art Society to be held Church.in the Museum of Fine Arts at 5122 Sherbrooke St.W.Just west of Westmount Theatre HUnter 6-8636 Latest Hair Styling By Experienced Operators Specializinx in Oil Sealp Treatments snd Hair Reconditioning under most modern steam equipment, also Facials.Try our new, exciting Steam Permanent.Tints and Bleaches in half the time.WITII OR WITHOUT APPOINTMENT NO WAITING BEAUTAIRE HAIR DRYERS Dries Your Hair in 30 Minutes ® OPEN FRIDAYS TO 9 P.M.© WESTMOUNT BEAUTY PARLOR 2:30 p.m.on Tuesday.Mr.Spend- love is Curator of the Canadian Collections, Royal Ontario Museum, and will give an il lustrated lecture entitled \u201cCanadian History in Pictures\u2019.Nurses' Association The Catholic Nurses\u2019 Associa- ; tion All English-speaking Catholic nurses of' Montreal are cordially invited to attend the second general meeting, Monday, February 8, in St.Mary's Hospital Auditorium, Lacombe avenue and Cote des Neiges.Election of first executive committee.All to your door) at REMEMBER.Last Year's Polio HELP US TO @ Continue anti-Polio Vaccinations for Adults @ Provide Treatment and Rehabilitation for 1,000 New Polio Cripples Turn on your Porch Light (or tie a baby shoe or other token 7 p.m.Monday, February 1st, and Epidemic ef In The Womens Realm elegible to vote between 7:30 p.m.and 8:15.Guest speaker: Reverend William Power, Parish Priest of St.Barbara's and Diocesan Chaplain CYO.Trained Attendants The Trained Attendant School of Canada has announced that it is now accepting applications for the next class starting February 8.The school is open to ladies between the ages of 18-45 who wish to become trained attendants.For further information please call Miss Lawrence\u2014HU.6-4267.Authors Association The fifth meeting of the 1959- 60 season of the Montreal branch of the Canadian Authors Association will be held on February 1st al 8:30 p.m.in the silver room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel.Mr.George Wesley, past chairman of the TV group of the association, recently returned from a tour of the satellite countries in Europe will speak on the subject, \u201cLiterary and artistic life behind the iron curtain.\u201d Collector's Choice The Collectors Choice.a monthly exhibition presented by the Ladies\u2019 Committee of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts in the foyer of the Museum from February 29, will be a Canadian butternut commode, about 17000 and a primitive Canadian House Crucifix both from the collection of Mme.Claude Bertrand.Westmount Club The Westmount Women's Club will hold a general meeting on Friday, February 12, in Victoria Hall, at 2:30 p.m.Guest speaker will be Mr.A.Reyburn, Interior- Decorator, who will discuss \u201cColors, Fabrics and Styles, in past and to day.\u201d Mrs.Russell T.Stackhouse will convene the meeting.Weekly lecture The ladies committee of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts will hold its weekly lecture and tea on Wed., Feb.3, at 3 p.m.in the upstairs foyer of the Museum.Mr.Roger Viau, vice-president of the executive committee of the Museum will speak on \u201cThe History of a Century.\u201d Tea will be served after the talk in the upstairs foyer of the Museum.The public is invited to attend.\u2014Wal-Mir Photo MRS.HARRY HALTON, who was recently appointed president of the Sisterhood of Temple Beth Sholom.Mrs.Halton replaces Mrs.Herbert Steinberg, who together with her family, will be leaving shortly to take up residence in the United States.Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club will meet at 1:30 p.m.Tuesday for a business discussion, sewing knitting and mending.Mrs.D.L.Campbell, president, will preside.MacGillivray WMS The MacGillivray Auxiliary, WMS of St.Andrews Church, Westmount, will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday at 2:30 p.m.in Hutchison Hall.Guest speaker, Miss Given Suttie, missionary on furlough from Japan, returning there in March.Soloist, Mrs.U.R.Vogan.Mrs.W.Roy and ladies of Circle No.3 are in charge of the meeting.Tea Causerie The Business and Professional Women\u2019s Club will hold the monthly Tea Causerie at the Club house on Sunday, January 31, commencing at 4 p.m.The tea convener, Miss Dorothy Foss, will be assisted by Miss M.G.Cum- mins, Miss E.A.Ewing and Miss J.F.Bisland.\u201cWomen in Unusual Occupations\u2019 will be the topie of the afternoon's address, the guest speakers being Rev.Nettie Hoffman, Miss Dorothy Barnes, Mrs.K.Hymer and Miss Lois Falloon. 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 \u2014 Jewel of a House WEST END AREA, HEATED GARAGE, PARTICULARS ON REQUEST.HU.8-8153.2 Property Wanted WESTMOUNT, 7.10 room venient location, HU.1-7197.a 5 Country Houses To Let ~ Chalettolet Ste.Marguerite station, Genett one niile from Chalet Cochand, rooms.Call WE.3-2394, oO: 2237.9 Business Opportunities ) house, con- price 535.000-850,000.road.2 bed- Capital 8- Beauty Salon EXCELLENT LOCATION GOOD CLIENTELE AIR CONDITIONED OWNER LEAVING CITY EVENING REGENT 17-0848 12 12 Apartments T To Let Val Royal Ave.2'4-4'2 room apartments, individual refrigerators; 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Victor 2-8158 TO SUCCEED.29 For Sale 42 Personals Leaving Town MADAME HINDU Complete household furmture.5 rooms, > o FROM INDIA frigidinre, stove.chesterfield, TV ete READER .AND A Dv Es OR ALSO Reasonably priced.11U.8.20820.HEADING BY CARDS SPEAKS Ty SEVERAL.LANGUAGES HELP YOU CRYSTAL stemware; wall mutror, 2 ON ALL YOUR PROBLEMS bureaus: 2 end tables.RE.a STUNT 1388 ST.ANTOINE W.89-2554, | AXMINSTER rue, Bt OX 11:0 blue- grey backeround, good condition.HU.| Ww ELLINGTON 5-6976 G-04:13.! _ VISCOSE rue, 9% x 12, $35.00.4108; ° Decarie, Api.1.HU.8.8526.| Reader and Advisor CUSTOM made breaktront, fruit wood.built in 217 TV.bar, ete.$350.00, 11U All pmoblems of lite Call tot appoints 8-0905.cre TE ac \u201cment.10 am to $ porn, WE.3-479) 1D?WANT PEI'PY.YOUNGER 31 Wanted To Purchase Prin ING?Thousands past 40 praise A help obtained Hom Ostien Fone TUXEDO wanted, In goad condition.Tablets Feel vouuger.Make 3-day test.tant size.RE.14-7752.\u201cOnly 68¢ At abl druggists, _ DINING room set with round table: - Se = lea wagon, Also mableton tables; f \u201cman's lavue desk.HU.1-2536.Requests or es ® , OLD fashioned clothes: boiler in cop- + A .\u2018per or with copper bottom.After 6 « ontinued irom page 1 pom, HU.4-9892.troved.This condition gradually gets worse, 33 Domestic Employment | Trades and Professional Cards Same Price as Requlor Ad Building Repairs House Repairs and Alterations at Reasonable Prices PLLANNED KITCHENS PLLAYROOMS - PAINTING ANYTHING IN INTERIOR OR EXTERIOR CARPENTRY ALSO NEW CONSTRUCTION.BEST REFERENCES CLIVE DRAKE $24 ELM AVE.WESTMOUNT WELLINGTON 7-0990 Atwater Roofing Co.ROOFING CEMENT FINISHING BRICK WORK REASONABLE PRICES OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 HU.1-5788 ARBORITE work, fine carpentry, basements.alterations, ete.Estimates (ree, workmanship guaranteed.James Clancy.UN.f-0128.Cartage and Moving Are You Moving ?Call a reliable mover.Experienced men.Free estimate.No job too small, Town or country.CALL ROGER WELLINGTON 3-1491 Dressmaking DESIGNER, European, made to order, gowns, suils, coats, alterations.Work guaranteed.HU.9-2945.EUROPEAN dressmaker - designer, dresses, suits, coats made to measure.Alterations.Specializes in Jace.5110 Sherbrooke, Apt.EURCPEAN designer, making and alterations, work guaranteed.WE.3-7420, Westmount.HAVE YOUR SPRING DRESSMAKING DONE NOW AT nEASONABLE RATES.ALSO DRAPES, SLIPCOVERS AND BEDSPREADS.V1.4-6850.expert dress- Educational LL Private Instruction ENGLISH CONVERSATION.READING AND WRITING.ALSO PITMAN'S SHORTHAND.RE.7-4256.Furniture Repairs ANTIQUE furniture restoration, refinishing.Cabinets and furniture made to order, repaired, remodelled John's Cubinet Making Reg'd, rear 1261 Greene.WE 7-4879.) Handbag Repairs Guy Handbag Repairs BRIEF CASES - SUIT CASES ANYTHING IN LEATHER REPAIRED BY EUROPEAN EXPERT 1601 1.INCOI.N AVENUE CORNER GUY STREET WE.2-0580 Music Lessons _ Guitar Lessons HUNTER 1-0971 Pest control AIT p pest control services, eradication weed, brush Canada.Free estimates, RJ.7 2457 Television Repairs __ Scott T.V.and Radio Service FAST, RELIABLE AND FULLY GUARANTEED.95% OF WORK DONE IN HOME.$2.50 PER CALL ANYTIME RI.4-1209 including throughout Pestroy T.td.Does it affect cats ?\u201cWell, Wanted 1 wouldn't say it doesn\u2019t,\u201d Mr, .Dunlop said.There is so little Baby Sitters known about hard pad that .veterinarians do not know how EXPERIENCED, REL.IARI E \u2014or if \u2014 it affects felines.women available at Domestie Placement, HUNTER RABY sitting.Mis.bus fare.ME.7-4478.WOMAN wants work by day.Tuesday and Friday, $7.00: 9-4.WE.7-8415.34 Help Wanted There have been no cases of cal hard pad reported.Humans can have jaundice, similar to hepatitis in a dog or cat, In the case of a cat, however, the disease is always fatal whereas the dog may fully recover with proper care, 1-0211 9 TO 4 50 hourly, Wilson, Female.Authorities are unable to es- rT cor timate the total number of hard pad cases in the region.The Stenographer YOUNG WOMAN FOR PERMANENT POSITION SALARY COMMENSURATE WITH ASIL- ry.APPLY IN PERSON CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE \u2018city's West End and the Lakeshore are the worst affected, NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE NOTICE ic heteby given that VERA ARLENE PERRY LOCKE, readme in the City of Dorval, Distriel of Mout- real in the Province of Quebec, Stes nographer, will apply lo the Patha- ment of Canada at the present or SHERBROOKE AND ir poems won me fo VICTORIA AVE, GERALD FREDERICK LOCKE, Come mercial Artist, donuciled and residing in the CHy of Dmval, Distriet of Montreal, Province sf Quebec, on the ground of adaltery Mated at Montreal, December, 1039, WALKER, CHAVVIN., WAI KEN, ALLISON & BEAULIEU Solicitors for Appheant 760 Victoria Squate.Montreal.PQ LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE WESTMOUNT Senior Office Receptionist EXPERIENCED TYPIST WITH KNOWLEDGE OF BOOKKEEP ING REQUIRED FOR NEW OFFICE SHOWROOM.QUIET.PLEASANT LOCATION IN LOWER WESTMOUNT.STARTING SALARY, $45 0 PER WEEK.5 DAYS.#:10-5.WIIEELDEX-SIMPLEX CANADIAN COST.CATHERINE ST.WEST WELLINGTON 2- this 28th day of NOTICE 1s hereby given that FRAN- CISZEK (FRANK) WYSPIANSKI tion Man, of the City and Distiset of Montreal, in the Province of Quebee, will apply to the Pialimnent of Canada next or following Session 4431 at the present, 8255 thereof, for a Bill of Divorce from his ° - - - wife, DAME KATARZYNA JANAS 35 Situations Wanted WYSPIANSKL Housewife, of the City Female and District of Montreal, in the Prove SITTER, reliable woman.Afternoons, Bee of Quebec on the ground of adule evenings.Children, convalescents and tery.aged persons.HU.8-1059.LL 0 ® ° 37 Situations Wanted Male ACCOUNTANT; bookkéeper, part-time, financial state ments, for retired gende- man WE.3-8722 DATED at Montreal, Province of Quebec, this 21st day of June, 1850.MICHAEL DRAZNER Attoiney Fur Petitiones 266 Notre Dame St.West Montreul, P.Q 14 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Jansary 29.1960 West Hill in Grout breaks another record United States swimmers look 42 ol 50 events in the seventh annual Canadian- American all-star swim meet in Hamilton, posting a 296-114 team victory.The competition produced 123 records.84 of them going to the U.S, Winning their fourth straight meet the U.S, set 26 meet records, 34 Ontario open records, and 24 Canadian open records.Spurred von by the American showing the Canadians in turn set 39 new marks: seven meet records, 17 Ontario native records and 15 Canadian native records, Cameron Grout, swimming with * the McGill University team.set a meet record winning the men's 100 yard freestyle in 51.4 seconds, then capturing the 100-yard butler- fly in 57.6 seconds.Grout also anchored the 100-yard relay event, the only relay won by Canada, He teamed with Denes Szvetko of the University of Western Ontario, Richard Pound of McGill and Marvin Chapelle of the University of Toronto as some clipped 41 seconds off the Ontario record and 3.6 seconds off the Canadian mark.Every relay provided at one record.the four-, Ist puck win West Hill won its first game of | the High School Senior hockey season by defeating Westmount 3-2 at Westmount Park.John Smith, Dave Fraser and Ron Rubin tallied the West Hill goals.Frankie Robinson and Don Smith were the Westmount scorers.| Robinson's marker moved him into a tie for first place in the | individual scoring race with Loyo- | least Ja\u2019s Gary Dineen.Both have scored cight points.Dincen has four goals and four Sept.3, 1959 \u2014 John Welch, assists while Robinson has seven | Hudson, Que, skippers Canadian goals and one assist.| boat to North American junior sailing litle at Norton, Conn, swimming, and trip Boating, dramatics CAMP MACAZA LABELLE COUNTY Summer Camp for Boys and Girls 7 to 12 yrs.® 12th Year ° supervision of carefully chosen staff and directed by Miss Ruby Smith, BA., MSPE.Booklet on request 501 Claremont Avenue handicrafts, boxing, s, oll under the Westmount & lees 40 MILES N Directors \u2014 MR.& MRS.Montreal Representative will be at The Ritz-Carlton interviews.CAMP OCONTO For Girls \u2014 5 to 17 years Riding.land sports, safe waterfront.Resident graduate Physician and two nurses.3 Pine Forest Rd., Toronto 12 123 Aberdeen Ave., HU.6-976) Brochure containing Montreal references on request.The directors Hotel Established 1925 ORTH OF KINGSTON, ONT.C.LABBETT, \u2014 MRS.R.H.HOPPE, on April Ist and 2nd for Tour of Champions You have a chance to appear on TV in L'HE nament DES QUILLES (CBC FRENCH NETWORK TV SHOW \u2014 SUNDAY 4 P.M) Full details from your Bowling Alley Manager \\* 7) GUARANTEED best Only 1 Dow is \u201cCool Control\u2019 brewed West Hill gained a two-goal lead in the first period when Smith and, Os Fraser blinked the red light.Six schools in wrestling Six high schools in the Montreal | arca have been accepted into the ranks of the GMIAA wrestling league this year.They are: Monklands, Lachine.Beaconsfield, High School of Montreal, Mount Royal and Rosemount.College wrestling has been introduced into the loop.in addition to | the regular style of \u2018\u2018Referee\u2019s\u2019 Position\u2019 wrestling.In former years, the latter kind was the only onc employed.Both competitors starled off on: their hands and knees, one aside\u2019 another and on the referce\u2019s signal, began grappling.Standing on one\u2019s knees with two hands off the ground was not permitted.With the introduction of college wrestling, used in the first round, compelitors start the match from a standing position.They resume | the final two rounds in the referee\u2019s position .Rosemount.the defending city champions will have a tough time retaining the title, Trinity Bowling Standing: Blacks 78.Browns 65.Reds 61, Blues 53.Tans 52, Whites 50.Maroons 49.Greys 40.High single: A.W.Leadbetter 180 H.Francis 176.\u2018Triple: A.W.Leadbetter 469, 1.Gosse 437.Seasons high average: A.W.Leadbetter 147.Triple A.W.Leodbetter 555.E, Sterling 512.Single: C.Spencer, A, W, Lead- better 211.\u201c400: A.W.Teadbetter 469.T, Gosse 437.K.Steele 423, A.Howard 420, H.Francis 408, J.McCaskill 401, C.Dumaresqg 401, American center signed by Als Alouette President Ted Workman, announced the signing of centre - linebacker.Dick Teteak, who played for the University of Wisconsin in 1958.Before entering University of Wisconsin, Tetcak attended Oshkosh High School where he won two letters in football and baseball.During 1956, 1957 and 1958 football seasons, the 6 foot 1 inch Teteak played more than 40 minutes a game.In 1958.he was voted the most valuable player on the Wisconsin team.That same year he was selected to play in the East-West Shrine game in San Francisco.and the Hula Bowl] in Honolulu.Hawaii.Teteak was a top draft choice of the Green Bay Packers in 1959.He reported to the Packers and was their last cut.Milton Bruhn, Teteck's football coach at Wisconsin said \u201cTeteak is only 24 years old, he is hard and rugged.He lettered at the centre position for three years, and was generally regarded around the conference as one of the finest and most alert linebackers in lhe Big Ten, He will be a great asset to the Montreal team.He is single and lives in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, How the teams stand TERMITE \u201cA\u201d FP WLD VF APS 6 5 1017 9 10 2 3 3 0 13 14 6 6 2 4 0 8 11 4 6 2 4 0 7 11 4 ITE \u201cBB\u201d P WI.DBD F AP Bulldogs 5 3 0 2 12 5 8 Beavers 5 2 0 3 11 s 7 Bullets 5 1 31 8 14 3 Dukes .5 1 4 0 13 16 2 MOSQUITO PF WIL D F AP Wings PRE 8 80055 0 18 Crowns 2 3 2 15 24 6 Raiders 1 3 4 11 31 6 Dragons i 33 8 20 5H Cadets 25 1 5 19 5 SE \u201cAY WILD F APs Wildcats ,.11 #8 2 1 44 29 17 Rams LL.12 4 6 2 42 36 10 Cyclones .11 2 6 3 32 5 7 PEE WEE \u201cRB\u201d PF WL D F Ara Vices.8 5 2 1 26 20 11 Bombers Lo.7 4 2 1 23 15 9 Guards .T 4 2 1 16 15 9 RARE 8 07 1 9 24 1 LCC tops all in ski action Lower Canada College came out on top in all four classes in Salur- day's high school downhill racing at Christieville.Runners-up were Westmount Junior Class |: Montreal West, Class I, West Hill, Class 1111, and West- mount, Class IV.Classes comprised the following age groups: Class 1.under 14: Class ITI, under 15: Class 111, under | 16; Class IV, under 18.Referee Carl Voss on TV Saturday Ken McKenzie's special guest on Cabinet's Hockey Preview for Sal- urday.January 30, on WCAX-TV, Ch.5, will be Carl Voss, referee- in-chief of the NHL.a position he has held for the past 10 seasons.He certainly knows all there is to know about the highly controversial subject of refereeing in the NHL and hockey in general.BANTAM P WIL D F A Pl Rangers .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.7 7 0 0 37 17 14 Hawks .8 5 2 1 31 15 11 Leats A 7 2 5 0 19 35 4 Bruims .80710 1636 1 DGET P WIL D F APs.Flvers 1100 3 2 2 Aces ee 2 0 1 1 8 9 1 Ramblers 1 00 | 6 6 1 INTERMEDIATE FP WIL D F Als.Stars.8 8 1 | 41 16 13 Bombers - 9 4 2 3 24 20 Il Wünderers .8 4 2 2 38 21 10 Hawks 8 5 3 0 24 WW io Royals 8 3 5 0 285 24 8 Orphuns .9 0 9% 0 10 50 6 .Intermediate and mi i nor scoring MINOR G A Pts.aBeasunt, Bisons (Ter.\u2018A\u2019 10 1 Sherriffs, Bulldogs \u2018Ter.\u2018B+ 8 1 9 Barrow, Wings (Mos.r | 19 8 27 Deliva.Vices (P.W.\u2018BY .13 2 15 Shayer, Wildcats +P.W.\u2018A5 14 9 23 Lykitsukos, Rangers (Ban 11 T 18 Burton, Ramblers (Met .3 2 5 INTERMEDIATE A Pts.| Martin, Stars .mn 2 Selby, Stars | 12 16 Nykoluk, Wandere 9 15 Turner.Stars 5 14 Gaylor, Hawks 7 14 | Westmount cage downs Monkland Senior Basketball League entry from Westmount exploded with an 87-39 win over Monklands.All nine players on the West- mount roster chipped in with at least one basket.Bob Carter topped the scorers with 17 points.He was followed by Doug Rowland with 15, Larry Dallas with 14, Mark Friedman and \u201cHowie Blanchette with 13 apiece.Rowland and Dallas are guards.Vilnis Auns of Monklands was high man in the game with 18 points.Murray Barkhouse added | nine.| smartest gals intownl\u201d She's stretching her home improvement dollar by calling us in the winter when we're not too busy \u2014 when we're glad to get interior renovation jobs.Next summer we may not have time for a job like this.By having it done now, she's getting a better and a faster job because skilled workers are more productive.Somewhere around your home or place of business there's a job to be done.It press : HELP YOURSELF AND AT THE 3 MUNITY TO INCREASE EMPLOYMENT THIS WINTER.CALL YOUR : NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE FOR ADVICE AND ASSISTANCE.: Issued by authority of the Minister of Labour, Canada will pay you to do it now.SAME TIME HELP YOUR COM- n=unneondt 3e Py a SEEN V V7 Thistle wins The Westmount Examiner, Friday.January 29, 1960 15 ° p 4 .won by A.S.Merrikin's Ottawa Booth, Ottawa.Rideau, 13-3.4 cup 6th time Glebe rink which defeated S.KE They dropped their third game \u2018 4 Fennell's Seigniory Club entry in 14-9 to CW Hoople.Maxwell, Do.ee be vi a final match.herty's Ste.Aune rink had wins ) 4 the Rankieue ss, Thistle rink sof To reach the semi-finals of the from W.M.Reaside.Cornwall, 9-5, b 4 the 29th anual box n at the Soi main trophy Thistle posted pre- J.Christensen, Morrisburg, 8-6 and b 4 gniory Club with a 97 victory over liminary round wins over Dr.L.Dr.E.H.Wood, Ottawa Rideau.: - 4 H.Doherty's Ste.Anne de Bellevue Barnabe.Ottawa, 13-5, Dr.J.F.108.ov PV YY YT TYTYTYTYTYTYTYTVYTYYYe Quebec, rink.» _ By PETER RASSENTI and RAY MAYNARD The Thistle Club has won the : .trophy six times.Team members Daniel O'Connell senior hockey team St.Leo shut-out| were S.Meldrum.lead, N.E.2-0 at Verdun Auditorium.Brother Paul's team jumped Kenrick, second, J.L.Beaureguard into an early lead and held command of the play in the third.and Walsh, skip.; - f of , .In the semi-final round Thistle first half of the game but St.Leo\u2019s came back strong in the gowned C.W.Hopple\u2019s Maxville, second half, to give the visitors plenty of trouble and some Ont., rink 13-6 while the Ste.Anne's good goalkeeping and erratic shooting kept them from curlers scored 11-4 over G.S.Hal- denting the twine dimand\u2019s Montreal West entry.; ; The anniversary trophy, played .John Rinfret had some fine ; ei opportunities, also Martin O'Hal- McCormick, Fred Fisher, Mau-|for in the same competition, was loran.Allan Keith was dangerous lice Cusson and Claude Servant.With fine rushes but his play was * * + too individual.John Bonneau The bantams posted another ar oc ey turned in a good game in the victory, defeating Westmount goals for the home team.Junior high 4-2.Team captain It was a well playea game, Connie Nucci led the scoring game scores marred only by an unprovoked With two goals, while Peter Mec- attack on St.Leo\u2019s Jacques Le- Cormick and Tony Tyrrell notch- TERMITE \u201cA\u201d mieux who was fouled near the ©d single counters.Braves 2, Bears 0 end of the game and came near * + + Bisons 4, Barons 2 suffering a serious injury.The Seniors dropped another TERMITE \u201cB\u201d + * > close game, this time to Lower da b 2.0 The Saints Bulldogs 3, Dukes 0.The bantams made a successful Cana 5 ya q ositional © pone Beavers 2, Bullets 0.invasion to Lachine, posting a Played sound posi wey MOSQUITO 6-1 victory over Lachine High.3nd the defence was steady but Dragons 1, Raiders 1.MORE AND MORE OPEN ERS Connie Nucci scored two goals, they Were outskated by LCC for- Wings 7, Crowns 0.\u2019 Single goals were netted by Peter Wards who came back fast to! Raiders 1, Cadets 1.OPEN 0 Keefe ALE crowd the losers once they came PEE WEE \u201cA\u201d over the blue line.The produe- : ÿ .i tion of the Academy's forwards| videats 5, Rams 3.You'll see this new trend in homes, bars, clubs ; ; Rams 7, Cyclones 3.and taverns.Every day more and more people are is falling off and they look to be PEE WEE \u201cB\u201d di So O'Keefe Ale.Next time ou're .badly in need of some extral Guards 3, Owls J opening a bottle of beer make it O'Keefe youll : : ; , - > , skating and shooting actices.vies x Bombers 3.enjoy its natural mild flavour.ics 3, Owls 1.T , st Leo\u2019s pee wee continued BANTAM enews THE O'KEEFE MILDNESS SECRET .eir victory march wi a 5- Rangers 4, Bruins 1.2 Tuer hittan | : aeed* \u2018 win over Roslyn School.Scorcrs| Hawks 7.Bruins 0 Ever bitten into 1 ego seed ?Iu for the winners were John Lang, MIDGETS 25% found by experiment that they Dougie Muncy, Lloyd McKinnon, Flyers 3.Aces 2.: GS could develop seedless grapes with Bob Brault and John Donnelly.Ramblers 6, Aces 6.A nothing to spoil the delicate flavour, * * % It's the pmo with hops.A hil fons Ordinary hops contain seeds which At Stowe, Vermont ly he curlers hung on 5 a over School Hoopla give an unpleasant bitterness to ale.; H r, O'Keefe master brewors CHURCHILL Westmount High at the Heather] jan.55.Ban.\u2014 VHS (A) at MRHS: se insist on costlier \u201cSeedless Hops\", HOUSE Curling Club.André Legault, Sr.\u2014 MHS at MRHS: Jr.\u2014 BHS at result\u2014there\u2019s no unpleasant bitter- INN Mike Donald and Ken McGuire SHS: Ban.\u2014 SA at NHS: VHS (B) at ness, just the right, natural mild .were outstanding for the Clarke Jan.29: Sr.\u2014 HSM at RHS; LCC at flavour.Featuring a truly fine avenue iron tossers.JRHS: Jr HSM ot Cons: WHS ER EEE EEE ; NEON Sse restaurant and superb * * * at Mus; Jr.LHS of Lec; BEHS of \u2018 + \u20ac ; ; an.\u2014 accommodations A welcome visitor last Friday at CNHS; WHHS at St.LAUR.e Ke efe Th - Al I Reservations : Hosts: afternoon at Verdun Auditorium | Feb 2: Jr.\u2014 BHS at WHHS: JGHS Drink e ed wo | Alpine 3-7745 E.& R.Stafford was T.P.Healy, high school at OHS; VHS (A) at SA.\u2014 \u2018 teacher at St.Leo's.+ #% a - A hastily assembled midget I~ team will participate in the St.SN Willibrord\u2019s ice carnival, tonight > at Verdun Auditorium, where TN 20 YEARS they will oppose St.Willibrord.La SERVING e Dow pin tourney Let à J THE WEST END now in action 4 | Visit my The Dow Bowling Association has presented close to 100 percent completely support from the province\u2019s bowl- bi el ing halls for its competitions to J rebuilt station.determine contestants for next ie year\u2019s \u201cL\u2019Heure des Quilles\u201d tele- modernized vision show.to serve With events already rolling, Roger Meloge, sports promotion 2 vou better manager for Dow Brewery, said wai - signed entry forms from 108 out ] ION of 110 bowling halls in Montreal and 243 out of 255 alleys in the \u2019 rane on over tet province had been received.ct In every alley the top three i asolines THE CHANTECLER nigh triple bowlers every weer the best service plus the finest g Canada\u2019s finest mountain play- will duality to take part in eli- i rn : .ground, surrounded by French- mr on = allo \u2019 \u2018 We're old hands when it comes Canadi hospitality, #4 ese elimination tourneys, \\ EVERYTHING + and only \u201c18 bringing together bowlers from to servicing your car\u2014 .~ , all parts of the province, will _\u2026 .miles north of Montreal in the eventually leave 120 who will be servicing it with the finest aurentians ! 101 i .joined by a like number, select- asolines and lubricants Renowned as a ski centre with ed by the Canadian Broadcasting gas CSIA School, T-Bar, Pomalift and Corporation according to season available anywhere.4 rope tows, groomed slopes.Only AVerages, for a final roll-off.resort with YEAR-ROUND POOL The 35 leaders of this event will And we invite you to drive in soon.Why not take advantage and INDOOR CURLING.Active be the contestants on next year's ; ipment for th social program.Dancing mightly.French - language network TV of our years of experience and our complete equip ent for the All-inclusive \"Ski Weeks.\" sports show \u201cL'Heure des Quil- most modern upkeep service.You're welcome anytime! * es.\u201d ° + Why not reserve now?Mr.Meloche said it was the » 4 45 ee = = pr?For brochure write first time such a competition, \u201cService 1S our business .giving every male duckpin bowl- ] M.E.MARIN er in the province a chance to Ste-Adele-en-haut take part without leaving his P , home alley, had ever been organ- 9.ized and added he was delighted | Direct Montreal line with the support being given it .\u2019 UN.1.2256 by the bowling halls throughout Corner Victoria and Western NZ Quebec.Westmount HU.6-0077 .Nf 16 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, January 29, New Westmount Ba _ Manor Apartments | Conveniently located at 250 KENSINGTON AVENUE WESTMOUNT Between St.Catherine & Western Avenues 3Y2-4-5-6-7 Room Apartments and 2 Penthouse Apartments Rentals from $140 and up per month \u2014 OCCUPANCY MAY OR LATER \u2014 YOUR DREAM COME TRUE Come and see and you will agree that your next address should be the luxurious WESTMOUNT MANOR.Westmount Manor Apartments, in the City of Westmount, is a beautiful new building designed in keeping with the best traditions of this distinguished residential suburb.Westmount Manor is situated in the heart of the City of Westmount and therefore offers such advantages as are very seldom found elsewhere.Residents enjoy the finest of communal facilities such as fine schools, excellent shops in great variety, as well as churches of all faiths and numerous opportunities for leisure and congenial recreation.Residents also enjoy unexcelled transportation facilities which include fast direct rail service from Westmount Station.Westmount Manor is of solid, fireproof construction throughout.and corridors are acoustically treated to deaden sound and ensure the maximum privacy and comfort.Here are just a few of the many features which make this apartment building one of the finest ever to be found.Some Features of this New Fireproof, Elevator-Equipped Building Parquetry oak floors.Air Conditioning Units in each apartment.Impressive main lobbies created by interior decorators for your comfort and pleasure.Spacious rooms with panoramic picture windows.Ample Cupboard Space.Dream Kitchens with built-in electric ovens and surface unit elements, exhaust fans, etc.All 6 and 7 room apartments are equipped with dishwashers.10, 12 and 13 cu.ft.individual refrigerators.Arborite tops and rubber tiled floors in kitchens.Coloured tiles and bathroom fixtures, with Automatic garage doors.built-in hampers and vanities.Enclosed shower doors.OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY, 10 AM.TO 6 P.M.INCLUDING SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS OWNERS: Kensington Realty Co., 20 Springgrove Crescent, Outremont FOR INFORMATION : Please call WE.2-3580 - If no Answer call RE.8-4160 or RE.8-4826 Telephone system from lobby to each apartment.Free T.V.reception.Carpeted corridors.Beautiful roof sundeck for your summer pleasure.Choice of colours for your painting.Otis automatic elevators.Laundry room with washers and dryers on each floor.Garbage chute.Individual locker space.Built-in valance boxes in bedrooms ond living rooms.xxx HAN *** * 3% % 3% 2% 2% % 2% % "]