The Westmount examiner, 18 novembre 1960, vendredi 18 novembre 1960

[" EEE Te kL 3 od ti { ag .irs FY YY YY Y WY \u2014Leo Thompson Photo PICKET LINE \u2014 A lone picketer, bearing a street west.Company (reasurer Cecil Pascal placard of his alleged woes, paces to and fro in claims none of the picketers are and ever have front of Pascal Hardware at 4833 Sherbrooke been employed by the firm.Westmount 'Y' seeks $8,600 in annual three week drive P.3 Successful performance of \u2018Five Peppers\u2019 P.8 We say Westmount nof independent \"a un emt Rotary opens fifth annual speaking course P.3 Pickefers are a nuisance: Pasca McGill play casts four Westmounters P.3 Localites win Provincial literary contest P.2 Next week\u2019s weather November 19 to 26 By ERIC NEAL Bright, cold and windy with occasional mists o~ flurries, Mornings quite cool.afternoons relatively mild.During this week of alternating frost and thaw the temperature range will be 15-55°F in the south and 10-45°F in the mountains, Much colder in the north and east.Agrecable into the middle of the week, but cold with some drizzle or flurries, shen warming and maioly sunny.Some years Vermont and the Townships have a heavy snowfall at this time, then rains take it away again.For the end of the week, sunny periods.fog, misting rain or soft snow.Roads icy.Recheck your anti-ficeze, a really cold spell is arriving.RTE A RON NRRL IR MRIS > 2 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 18, 1960 Unity Boys\u2019 Club Awards fo highlight father, son banquet By MAURICE MARIASINE Next Tuesday and Wednesday, some 600 fathers and sons, mothers and daughters, will be guests at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club on the occasion of Eight Annual Father and Son Banquet and the Seventh Annual Mother and Daughter Banquet.In order to avoid a last minute disappointment, all club members who plan to attend are urged to register before Saturday, November 19, Seating accommodation is limited and the maximum allowed per banquet is 300.One of the highlights of the Boys' Banquet will be the uward- ing of Unity's top prize \u2018the letter CU\" and \u2018certificate of achievement\u201d this year, to be presented to John McDonaugh.Keith Gavin and Richard Cassford.The letter and certificate is awarded to the club member who qualifies under the constitution of Unity's award system in effect since the 1957 program season.This award is presented on the basis of participation, leadership and service.Trophies will also be presented to Robert Gleason and Beverley Keid who were judged the top performers at the annual track and field meet.Other items on the agenda will be the question and answer period conducted by one of Montreal's top radio commentators and entertainment which will be supplied by Danny Smith's CKGM\u2019s Road Show.PHYSICAL, DEPARTMENT Indoor soccer continues to command keen interest every week al the Club.Friday from 6 until 7:30 p.m.has been set aside for intramural games.Juvenil Fernan- des, Neil Fernandes, Clifford Vawer and Hudson Alleyene are showing to good advantage in the james.An additional basketball team, Don't wait until the last inin- ute to your car and your In our climate, the first snowstorm often winterize habits.Comes as a surprise, following a glamorous Fall season.Even the weatherman is sometimes taken by surprise.Snow tires and other winter equipment are a must when the first signs of winter appear.if we are to avoid traffic Jims and serious accidents! lack of foresight on the part of some drivers is responsible for both.Don\u2019t be one of those Be wise \u2014 winterize! e Sheet Metal © Asbestos & Metal Siding for Commercial Residential ee a a a oP ol al dd lS ROOFING & SIDING \u2014 i ® Bonded Roofing \u201cB\" has been play exhibition known as Biddy formed and will games this ycar only.Made up of some twenty boys under 12 years of age, the Biddy \u2018\u2018B\u2019\u2019\u2019s are challenging Unity's representative team which recently won the opening game of the Montreal Biddy Basketball League.Unity defeated Tyndale Ilouse 27-18 on the fine team play of Bobby Johnston, Jimmy Hotton and Billy Holden.The Bantam and Midget team under coaches Richard Cessford and Keith Gavin respectively, continue to practice bi-weekly in preparation for the opening of the Montreal Basketball League.Now that the gymnasium malts have been covered with durable plastic material, amateur wrestling has been resumed with some 15 boys learning the art of one ul the world\u2019s oldest sport.Individual achievements with better than average results is being maintained by the junior members in the fitness test challenge.A large group of boys are vicing for top honors.Four hard working and aspiring members are bound to show dividends as to the value of weight resistance in training for sports by a constructive weight training plan.They are: Wayne Dallas, John MecDonaugh, Keith Gavin and Richard Cessford.Gymnastics is forging ahead with Mentor Jimmy Prince and his gymnastic charges busy preparing for a future exhibition.ARTS AND CRAFTS Real modelling clay is being used in the art classes and a collection of animals is being made for a zoo exhibition, Miss Anderson's class is starting to make plaster plaques and ash trays decorated with original designs for Christmas presents, a good start with improvement The Charm School under the direction of Mrs.Massie is off to exercises as the first fundamental, The Paste Party, whose members are all boys and who have been assisting with club decorating, have now resumed making scrap books for the club.A group of girls gather around the second floor desk every day = zm UOTE Ti EA $ \u2014 Industrial Maintenance and Repairs on All Types of Buildings Leo Falardeau PLUMBING «© HEATING ee ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK a a a a a Pe eee Tea Ta aT en a aT Te Tae a © GAS HEATERS 3955 St.James Street West Inspection & Estimates on Request WE.3-2432 WE.5-2595 Obituary C.E.JEFFERSON Funera} service for C.É.Jefferson, retired vice-president, traffic, for the Canadian Pacific Railway who \u2018died at his home Saturday was held at Dominion- Douglas Church Westmount Tuesday.He was 71.A recognized authority on railway freight traffic matters.Mr.Jefferson was vice-president, traffic, from 1950 until his retirement in December, 1957.His business career spanned nearly half a century.son started his railway career with the Canadian Pacific Despatch Company, there and later worked with the Joint Tariff Bureau of the Boston and Maine, Maine Central and New York New Haven and Hartford Railroads.He came to Montreal headquarters of Canadian Pacific in 1913.Two years after his arrival here, Mr.Jefferson was named assistant general freight agent.In 1921, he moved to Winnipeg as general freight agent and in 1927, was promoted to assistant freight traffic manager in 1930 and was named general traffic manager in 1948.Mr.Jefferson is survived by his wife, the former Mary E.Neild; a son, Norman F., of Hamilton, Ont.: and a brother, Ralph of Saugus, Mass.A son, Lawrence E., was killed in action during the Normandy invasion of the Second World War.+ x for an hour or so for an exchange of ideas as they do their knitting.The skilled knitters are working on an afghan which they hope, will be an item to be raffled for the benefit of the Club.The Blue Angels is a new group club which has been organized by a group of girls under their own initiative.An executive was also elected.The club has adopted a social service function.A Book Club for reading and discussion purposes has been organized by Miss Storr.Miss Julie Wilson's leathercraft class which is extremely popular with the boys has just completed the first belt.OTHER ITEMS Membership enrollment at the Club has soared to 555, over 100 more than the previous year.The Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent Parade entertained at St.Luke\u2019s Anglican Church last week.Rehearsals continue each week for other pre-Christmas performances.Boys\u2019 Work Supervisor Chuck Tyler is planning a series of tournaments in the Senior Games Room.TYMCA Leaders\u2019 Corps induction held The Junior and Intermediate leaders corps of the Westmount YMCA last Friday night held their induction service in the club room.Eleven new leaders were inducted in a short but impressive ceremony.Among the many parents and friends who attended were:- J.C.Annesley, chairman, Board of Management: T.Finlayson, chairman, Youth Committee; and R.O.Huntington, member Board and Physical Committee.Intermediate leaders inducted were Carol Erly, Joan Eliott, Rithard Kerr, Doug Smith, Jeff Goodman.Junior Leaders induced were, Erika Haffirmalz, Kate Craig, Judy Greig, Constance Carr, Lyann Lewis, John Churcher, Pat Roux-Ockenden, John Ray, physical director spoke {to the new leaders on the importance of being leaders not only in the YMCA but at home, in school and in the community.Each new leader was presented with an emblem to be worn on their gym uniforms and each was congratulated by Mr.Annesley and Mr.Huntington.The Leaders Corp then served refreshments to their guests, closing the evening's activity.A native of Boston, Mr.Jeffer- This week in Westmount The gallery will provide an additional tourist attraction for Peggys Cove, and will give Mr.de Garthe an opportunity to display his magnificent seascapes, autumn scenes, landscapes and finger paintings.It will be open during the summer months only.Mr.de Garthe is a member of the Independant Art Association whose fall exhibition is scheduled to open at the T.Eaton Co.Ltd.ninth floor foyer, Friday, November 25, and will continue until December 10.Jury members headed by Eric Wesselow, president of the association, will meet this week to choose pictures for the show at their studio on Academy road.To the strains of \u201cSmile a While\u201d, youngsters wearing beautifully hand knitted sportswear in different shapes, sizes and styles, enjoyed their first day on ice at the Westmount Skating Rink.From time to time skaters were shunted off the rink to the sidelines, while a spray of hot water was applied over the artificial ice by a \u2018\u201czamboni\u201d.This trundling \u2018Let the fool have his way\u2019 \u201cTemper,\u201d claims the Canadian Highway Safety Council, \u201ccan be fatal in traffic.\u201d The Council, sponsoring Canada\u2019s national Safe-Driving Week from Dec 1 to 7 inclusive, points out that, while it is only human to resent intrusion on what are considered \u201cour rights,\u201d it would be folly for a driver to let that resentment become anger when another motorist cuts in or a pedestrian takes his time crossing in front.\u201cSit back and let the fool have his way,\u2019 the Council urges.He is a menace to traffic but there's nothing to be gained by a driver who loses his temper and takes it out on other drivers.It could, warns CHSC, be fatal, You drive sensibly and let him drive his way.Don\u2019t look for revenge.Get on the bandwagon and work for traffic safety with your local safely council.contraption, noisily spreads boil-, ROSEDALE EDGAR A.WRAY Funeral Chapel WURLITZER ORGAN 4911 COTE DES NEIGES RD.South of Queen Mary at Decelles RE.1-6868 Localites named winners in Quebec literary test W.DE GARTHE, well-known Canadian painter and novelist, author of \u201cPeggy\u2019s Cove\u201d, visited artist Bétth Gal- braith-Cornell, Metcalfe avenue, while passing through Montreal last Monday on his way to Europe with Mrs.de Garthe.The \u201cOcean Gallery\u201d, his new show-room, was officially opened in Peggy's Cove recently.Representatives of Federal, Provincial, and municipal Governments along with prominent people in the art world, attended the ceremonies.ing water that washes away chips of ice churned up by eager feet wearing newly-sharpened skates, Skaters patiently wait for the operation to be finished, and eagerly whirl away at the first all-clear signal.Two Westmount residents were awarded top honors this year in the literary section of the Provincial Government\u2019s literary and scientific contest.The names of the winners were announced by Provincial Secretary Bertrand during a ceremony held in the Provincial Museum.in Quebec City in conjunction with the \u201cSalon du Livre.\u201d In the literary section, which this year was reserved to books written in the English language, the first prize of $1,500 was awarded to Colin McDougall, Lansdowne avenue, for his novel entitled \u201cExecution\u201d.The second prize of $1,000 went to Herbert Steinhouse, Springfield avenue, for a novel entitled \u201cTen Years After\u201d.Mr.McDougall is registrar of McGill University.Mr.Steinhouse is a Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- Lion producer.> VVVOVVIVVYVYVY)Y p N + wr\u201d A SK FON Sock to $ 14, 1912.His family moved te San Francisco when his (ather, Max Amsterdam, first violinist for the Chicago Opera, joined the Symphony Orchestra there, His father, desiring a musical career for as son, began encouraging him to study the \u2018cello Although Morey dropped music in favor of the stage After two semesters at the University of Californta, his proficieney with the cello has proved invaluable as a comedy prop, as well as a source of relaxation He started his career by join ing his older brother's vaudeville act, playing theatres all along the West Coast He made his stage debut as a single in Chicago at the age of 16, but proved not yet ready for such a big step.Your Travel Agent show you how fo.Away 166 An Canadian Dacific'à new, lowest-ever excursion fares to SUNNY SOUTHERN Pty in a luxurious jet-prop Britannia direct from Montreal.Compare the fare: MONTREAL \u2014 LISBON Regular pet economy return lare $486 Canadian Pacific 1 7-day jet: You prop economy excursion return fare save $320* $166 NEW, LOW-COST 17-day vacation tours through Southern von $124 as low os *Effective until March 31 Low Family Plea lores alse in effect for longer stay.Fly Now\u2014Puy Luter if you wish\u2014oaly $32 down.Canadian Dacific AIRLINES Phone UN.1-9361 IN employees. 1 0 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 18, 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Sermon: Rev.D.C.Seirfoss 1.50 pm Vesver Servire: Mediation 10:00 aim.Intermediutes und Seniors pA Credn Can © © 11:00 a.m.Crib Corner Juniors.de , ; 6:30 p.m.Youth Fellowship Preacher: The Minister 5 ; Organist snd Choir Director: 8 pm.Young People\u2019s Union Mr.Erle J.Adams, B.Mus, A RCM, \u201cCALVARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Dorchester St.West at Greene Ave.Westmount Rev.Charles R.Plaskett Minister Westmount and Victoria Aves.Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Mr.Alex MucDonald \u2014 Student Assistant Ciuest Preacher Rev Callum Thompson Sermon: \u201cFIVE MARKS OF CHRISTIAN DISCIPLESHIP\u201d 11 00 om Church School in All Departments.All ARE WELCOME TO WORSHIP 1 on am Sunday, November 20th Alice Smiley.A.Mus (McGUD 1-00 wan Subiouts vstudies in Organist Miracle\u201d - __ \u2014-\u2014 | 11:15 a.m.Chureb PR DORIS KILLA > A.R.T C.LL Mus.(McGill) DOMINION-DOUGLAS Organist end Cholr Director Westmount Blvd.and Lansdowne The 124 bus stops at the door The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D., Rector Rev.Canon F.L.Whitley, M.A, Hon.Assistant Rev.Allen Goodings, B.D., Assistant Sunday Next Before Advent 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion 9:30 a.m.Confirmation Class and Study Group.Junior Department Choral Communion Preacher: The Rector Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary Department.Evensong Preacher: The Rev.Allen Goodings WEDNESDAY Holy Communion THURSDAY Holy Communion 9:45 a.m.11:00 a.m.11:00 a.m.7:30 p.m.7:00 a.m.10:00 a.m.Avenue eo \u2014_\u2014\u2014 \u2018er BMATYLIIAC oo MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN ST.MATTHIAS Ministers: CHURCH CHURCH Rev R, Dougins Smith, B.A.BD DD.Wost + PQ Westmount Rev Keltb H.Eddy MA.BD estmount.F.4 Cote St.Antoino Road The Rev.Chas.c.Cochrane, and Church Hill 1190 vm Morning Warship B.A.B.D., Minister Se Cafes Tr mtormn Victor tes\u201d tron am.Church School Rev.K.B.Keefe, Rector ev.Keith Eddy 1-00 Am.Public Worship Rev.Reginald Hollis w hi | ue Hall The Minister Preaching TA hon orshap In Arse al Friends 1 Visitors are Fin \u201cHouschold of Fiath\" \"cordially Welcome Sunday Next Before Advent CGT Instiation Service | ; 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion i i 9:30 an.Mattins Organist and Choirmaster: Lester A.Woodin, Organist avis i\u201d Mt John Robb, Mas, Bac, And Choirmaster ; Preacher: The Reclor ! 10:30 a.m.Post-Confirmation Class \u2014_\u2014\u2014 _ 11:00 aan.Mattins and Holy 7 TTT Communion BAPTIST Preacher: The Rector - __ _ - _\u2014- ess es 11:00 am.Nursery, Kindergarten and \u2018 Sunday School T i T 7:30 p.m.Evensong W E S T M Oo U N Preacher: Rev.R.Hollis : ; Wednesday Membor Baptist World Alliance 11:00 am.Holy Commuaion Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: REV.EDGAR J.BAILEY, C.D., M.A, B.Th., D.D.Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johnston, B.A.D.D.Dircctor of Music: Galt MacDermotr, B.A., B.Mus.1.00 AM 7.30 P.M.Church School\u201411.00 a.m.\u2014Midweek Service\u2014Wednesda;\u20148 p.m.\u201cLiving Is Giving\u201d \u2018Managing Money\u201d \u2014.UNITED Organist and Choirmaster: Norman W.Hurrle, A.R.C.O., A.R.C.M.F.T.C.1.UNITARIAN THE UNITARIAN CHURCH OF MONTREAL CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) Minister: Rev.Leonard Mason, B.A.B.D, Sunday, November 20th ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street, West, CON\u201cENIENT TO HOTELS REVEREND NORMAN RAWSON, MINISTER Reverend B.B.Brown, D.D., Assistant Minister Rev.Robert Blair, B.A., B.D., Assistant Minister Mr.Carl Hotton, Director of Christian Education Gifford Mitchell, B.A., B.Mus., Organist & Choirmaster 11.00 A M.SUNDAY SCHOOL IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.FOR THE CHILDREN SERMON SUBJECT: \u201cWHEN LIGHTS GROW DIM\u201d THIS IS THE FOURTH IN THE MINISTER'S SERIES OF MORNING SERMONS ON \u2014 \u201cHOMEY TRUTHS AS TAUGHT BY JESUS\" THE REV.NORMAN RAWSON WILL CONDUCT BOTH THE MORNING AND EVENING SERVICES 11:00 AM.AND PREACH THE MORNING SERMON 7.00 P.M.IN THE SANCTUARY \u2014 A PROGRAM OIF ORGAN AND CHORAL MUSIC UNDER THE DIRECTION OF GIFFORD MITCHELL, B.A, B.Mus.7.30 P.M.GUEST PREACHER DR, ROBERT \u201cBOB\u201d McCLURE, M.B.,, F.R.C.S., F.1.C.S., OF BURMA, CHINA, INDIA AND LIEBANON.HIS SERMON SUBJECT: \u201cNEW TIMES IN OLD LANDS\" 9:00 p.m.FIRESIDE \u2014 DR.\u201cBOB\u201d McCLURE WILL.SPEAK ON \u201cTHE SITUATION IN THE FAR AND MIDDLE EAST AS I KNOW IT\u201d DR.McCLURE WILL ALSO ANSWER QUESTIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE.This as your opportunity to hear one of the most dynamic, best informed speakers in the world today.THE CHURCH DOORS WILL OPEN AT 6.30 P.M.WE ADVISE YOU TO COME FARLY 11:00 am.Sermon Subject: \u201cFLIGHT FROM SOLITARINESS\u201d 11:00 a.m.Nursery, Kindergarten and Sunday School in Unitarian house.by The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, The Collection Rector, Trinity Memorial Church D.D.There is a sentence in the last chapter of St.Paul's First Epistle to the Corinthians which always provokes a smile in the congregation.It is: \u201cNow concerning the collection.\u201d It is the favorite text of those who feel that the Church is always asking for money.They generaliy add that the Church should be concerned with spiritual things and leave money alone.It is perfectly true that money is a very great danger to the Church., Dom David Knowles shows in his great history of the Monastic Orders in England that it was money that corrupted the Orders.Nevertheless, it is also true that the Church must be concerned with money, for there is nothing which concerns man which does not also concern the Church.Like everything else money can be used or abused.When it is CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS, Sunday, November 20th 11:00 a.m.>dunday School 11:00 a.m, Church Service.Lesson - Sermon: Subject: \u201cSOUL.AND BODY\u201d Goiden Text: 1 Corinthians 6:20.Glorify God in your Body.and in your spirit, which are God's.EVERY WEDNESDAY 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 0) BAHAT BAHA'I WORLD FAITH THE SOURCE OF HUMAN RIGHTS Speaker: Mrs.Mildred Mottahedeh (from Stamford, Conn.) Business Executive, World Traveller, Lecturer, Accredited Permanent Observer and Technical Assistance Worker in the United Nations.Victoria Hall \u2014 Oak Room 4626 Sherbrooke W.Wednesday, November 23rd, 1960, 8.15 p.m.Place: Organist and Director of Music: DONALD MACKEY, B.MUS.PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED! SYNAGOGUE used rightly it is a blessing; when it is abused it becomes a curse.St.Paul was aiming lo use money; in fact, he felt that it was essential to his plans in two ways.He wanted the Christians of the Gentile world to raise a fund to relieve the poor in Jerusalem.That was simple Christian charity.Paul, however, had another purpose in asking for a collection.He felt it would be the outward expression of the love of the brethren for one another, and would serve to overcome the desperate cleavage between the Jewish and Gntile parties in the Church.He made no apology for his asking for money, but he did take steps to see that it was handled in such a way that he would not benefit from it personally.At that moment Paul was not considering the local needs of the Church, but those came a very short time * later and he had no hesitation in pressing them.The fact is that money is an essential part of our everyday life, and no less of the religious side of our life.The Hebrew was required to give his tithe for the vpkeep of the Temple and the priesthood and he was also required to rare lor the poor.The same is true in every branch of the Christian Church; each one is a brotherhood or society, and though the great Society is divine.it makes use of material as well as spiritual | things, and generally speaking, money is the form in which the material things are provided.How generously?As God has blessed each one of us.Our Lord's special commendation was for the woman who gave (wo mites \u2014 which together make a farthing, Uhe gave generously because she gave what she could not spare.Too often we give grudgingly of what is left over.At the present lime very many congregations are in the midst of an Every Member Visitation.The purpose is to knit together each congregation in fellowship; to urge the members to participate in worship; to let each member see that the congregation is weakened if he absents himself; and lastly to impress on each member that there is a real satisfaction in sharing in the support of his part of the great Church which today is doing our Lord's work in the world.SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4:00 p.m.4:10 p.m.SABBATH 9:00 a.m.Shachris Scriptural Readings : 4:05 p.m.Reading of the Torah Bar Mitzvoh and his family.WEEKDAY Sunday: Rosh Chodesh : 4:05 p.m.Weekdays : 7:30 am.6:00 p.m.Maariv Next Friday Evening : 3:55 p.m.4:00 p.m.CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenus, Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wilfrid Shuchat \u2014 Haxzan Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fromm SHABBOS MEVORACHIM HASHODESH \u2014 Sidroh Toldos Erev Shabbos, Nov.18 Candle Lighting Mincho-Kabbolas Shabbos Torah: Genesis; Ch.25, v.19 \u2014 Ch.28, v.9 Prophets: I Samuel; Ch.20.vs.18-42 Mincho: 4:45 p.m.SERMON BAR MITZVOH ELLIS BURROWS.son of Mr.and Mrs.Nathan Burrows.4907 Fulton avenue, will this Sabbath morning be called to the in celebration of his Bar Heartiest congratulations and best wishes are extended to the NEW MOON Rosh Chodesh Kislev to be blessed this Sabbath morning will occur on Sunday, November 20th.8:15 a.m.Shachris Mincho-Maariv Shachris Candle Lighting Mincho-Kabbolas Shabbos SERVICES Maariv Mitzvoh.SERVICES 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal: Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Miles Wisenthal, M.A.Educational Assistant Otlo O.Staeren, Cantor; F.L.McLearon, Organist and Choir Master.SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, November 18th, at 8:15 p.m.Dr.Stern will speak on \"The State of Israel and Israel Universal®.(Address V in the series \u201cEurope and Israel Revisited\u2019) Saturday Morning, November 18th, at 11.30 am.sermonette \u201cJacob and Esau\u2019 based on Torah portion.BAR MITZVAH Barry Avrith.son of Mr.and Mrs.Hyman Cooper will be called to the Reading of the Torah this Friday Evening and Saturday Morning in cb- servance of his Bar Mitzvah.DAILY SERVICES Monday through Thursday evenings at 5:45 p.m.Sunday Mornings at 9:45 a.m.BROTHERHOOD FORUM Monday Evening, November 2ist, at 8:30 p.m.Address by Drew Pearson.on \u201cBehind The Scenes \u2014 Washington \u2014 The Middle East\u2019.BOOK LOVERS' FORUM Wednesday Afternoon, November 24th, 2:45 p.m.Dr.Alton Goldbloom will review \u2018Felix Frantsfurters Reminisces™.SUNDAY SCHOOL FOR PARENTS Sunday Morning, November 20th, following the Koffee Klub breakfast Dr.Stern will conduct the course in \u2018\u2019Jewish Beliefs and Practices\u201d.RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Lower School Sunday Mornings at 9:30 aan.Upper School Saturday Mornings at 9:30 a.m.Daily Hebrew School Mone day through Thwsday afternoons at 4 pm. 0 Temple Emanu-el Brotherhood forum will hear SABBATH SERVICES: Monday evening, November 18 at 8:15 p.m.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cThe State of Israel and Israel Universal\u201d.(Address V in series Europe and Isracl Revisited), Saturday morning, November 19 at 11:30, sermonette \u2018Jacob and Esau\u201d based on Torah portion.\u201cFELIX FRANKFURTER REMINISCES\u201d: The Book Lovers\u2019 Forum, under the auspices of Temple Sisterhood, holds its second lecture of the season Wednesday afternoon, November 23, 2:45 p.m.in the Temple Sanctuary.Dr.Alton Goldbloom will review \u201cFelix Frankfurter Reminisces\u201d.General chairman of Book Lovers\u2019 Forum \u2014 Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern; presiding, Mrs, Paul Levee; co-chairman of the day, Mrs, M.Edmund Gordon.Presiding at tea tables \u2014 Mrs.D.M.Grant, Mrs.Alton Gold- bloom, Mrs.Hyman Grover, Mrs John D.Wilkie.Hostesses \u2014 Mesdames Charles Hyman, Pauline Marsh, Leon Rosenbaum.Stanley Handman, Sidney Sun- dell, Simpson Lightstone, Max Esar, Harry Talpis, Asher Gerst- enfeld, Maurice Schwartz, DREW PEARSON FORUM: Monday evening, November 21 at 8:30 p.m., in the Temple Sanctuary, distinguished journaiist Drew Pearson, speaks on \u201cBehind the Scenes \u2014 Washington \u2014 The Middle East\u2019.An open forum will follow the lecture.CHANUKAH EVENTS: On Tuesday, December 13 at 1:30 p.m.Chanukah Dessert Luncheon given by Temple Sisterhood.Display of festival tables \u2014 Chanukeno games.General convener, Mrs.Louis J, Cohen; Westmount Baptist Commission service set Sun., Nov.20 A Commissioning service for the visitors going to homes of the congregation will be held at the morning service on stewardship, Sunday, November 20.Seventy visitors will go out to tell the story of the church's program and invite members and friends of the congregation to share in it.Dr.E.J.Bailey will preach in the morning on \u201cLiving is Giv- irg\u201d and at night on \u201cManaging Money\".Following the Commissioning service visitors will have Junch at the church and then visit the homes in the afternoon.At the BYPU on Friday, November 25, Dr.Bailey will give an illustrated lecture on Great Britain.The mid-week service of the church will be held on Wednesday at 8 p.m.under the leadership Pearson reservations, Mrs.Hershell H.Lewis, WE.3-5468.Annual Chanukah Candlelight Pageant and service, Friday evening, December 16 at 8:15 p.m., followed by Oneg Shabbat.Chanukah Patry Temple constituent socicties, Sunday evening, December 18, Temple social auditorium commencing at 8 p.m.Chairmen, Mr.and Mrs.Saul Perlman.Annual] Chanukah school celebration, Sunday morning, December 18, 10:45 a.m.\u201cThe liracle of Chanukah\u2019 a dramatization of the Chanukah story written and to be directed by Mrs.Lionel Mortimer.Members of Classes 4a and 4b of Temple Religious School will participate.DAILY SERVICES: Monday thru Thursday evenings at 5:45 p.m., Sunday mornings at 9:45 a.m.These services are held in the Temple Chapel.CONGREGATIONAL ANNUAL MEETING: Breakfast will precede the 78th annual meeting of Temple Emanu-El on Sunday morning, December 11 at 9:30 a.m, Annual election of officers and trustees for the ensuing year.Brief reports\u2014conveners.Joseph J.C.Cooper, Abraham Isenberg, Mrs.Samuel Schwartz.KOFFEE KLUB: Sunday school for parents, every Sunday morning, Dr.Stern continues discussions on \u201cThe Faith and Practices of Judaism\".This is\u201d meant especially as an orientation course on the why and wherefore of Liberal Judaism.SISTERHOOD DONOR LUNCHEON: Tuesday, January 10, 1961, at 12:30 p.m.in the new social auditorium, the annual Sisterhood Donor Luncheon takes place under the general conven- ership of Mrs.Alfred N.Miller.Cystic Fibrosis Association will Shoar Hashomayim have ballet night ballet will be linked with a fight tional Ballet of Canada to pre-! sent \u201cSwan Lake\u201d on November MEN'S ASSOCIATION BREAK.23 at Her Majesty's Theatre.FAST FORUM \u2014 Sunday.Novem.Proceeds of the performance ber 20, 10:00 am.in the ding will be used by the Cystic Fib- ; room.Special Shachris Services at rosis Association to aid the child 8:45 a.m.in the Beth Hamedrash.sufferers from this little-known Programme at 10:30 a.m.Guest but wide-spread disease.Becoming Speaker: Mr.Max Seigler.Topic: more known in Canada, and long \u2018The Human Side of City Hall\u201d fanked by U.S.physicians behind | The general chairman of the cancer as the second deadliest Breakfast Forum is Mr.Harry killer of young children, cystic Barshaw, assisted by Mr.Harold fibrosis is hereditary in nature, Shapiro and Mr.Melvin Miller.No and afflicts vital organs, particul- Second Minian.arly the lungs.At the moment, PTA MOVIE \u2014 November 20, at there is no known cure, and hos- | :30 p.m., in the Community Hall.pital treatment is largely thera- Title: .From the Earth to the peutic.Moon.\u201d Cast: Joseph Cotten, Debra The Cystic Fibrosis Association Paxet.Admission: 15 cents, has been instrumental in purchas- | SISTERHOOD PRE-C HANUKON ing therapy equipment for home | DESSERT LUNCHEON \u2014 Thez and hospital use, and has contri-, Sisterhood of Shaar Hashomayim buted financially to research ef- | will hold a Pre-Chanukoh Dessert forts now being made.i Luncheon for its paid membership The performance of the Na- ©\" Wednesday.December 7, 1:30} tional Ballet on November 23 P-M- in the Community Hall.Reu-| is at no increase over regular bin Slonim, Rabbi and journalist.| prices, tickets attainable at Her Will be the guest speaker.His topie Majesty's, and is an opportun- will Le \u201cThe E\u2019chmann Case = ity for ballet-lovers to assist How Guilty is the Civilized World?| this worthy cause.Mrs.Harry Lazar, president of Further information on this the Sisterhood, extends a cordial event or regarding meansures now invitation to the members of the being taken against cystic fibrosis Sisterhood to attend this function.: - |In charge of arrangements is Mrs.may be obtained from Mrs.A.F.ss Deoitehar io RR Smith, President of the Cystic Moses Deitcher, programme chair-, Fibrosis Association of Quebec, man.n >r , 44-48th avenue, Lachine, or by ner A Sabbath Eve Family telephoning ME.7-6682.A Dinner of the Eighth Annual Insti- tute-at-Home of the Men's Associa- Every Sisterhood member is; tion takes place on Friday.Novem- urged to be generous in this all ber 25, 6:30 p.m.in the Community | important cause.Second list of Hall at which time Professor Hillel patronesses, Mrs.Harry Horn,|Bavli, noted man of letters of Mrs.Jack Pickard.Mrs.Fli L.America, will be the faculty guest.Yaphe.Mrs.Samuel Schwartz, Alexander I.Popliger is chairman president and her associates on \"of the Institute.Dr.Harry C.Bal- | the Sisterhood Board look for- ;lon, a former president of the Men's | ward to a most successful Donor Association, will preside at the | Luncheon.First Seminar.Dr.Bavli will ad- | Notes on the The Peking Opera, to be seen over TV CBC channel on Festival \u201961, Monday, Nov.21, from 9:30 p.m., to 11:00 p.m., EST on the CBC-TV network will be as follows: The Dance of the Peacocks \u2014 A dance taken from the folk lore of the Tai national minority in the southern part of China.Featuring si Hua-tuan (female dancer) and the corps de ballet of the Chinese Classical Theatre.Descriptive of the peacock as he Preens and gambols by the side of a lake.The Three Encounters \u2018mime, acrobatics, dialogue and weapon- play) \u2014 Extract {rom The Peking Opera, the first of three on this program.A general on his way into exile has stopped at an inn to spend the night.Another general enters, under orders to follow and protect the exiled general.The innkeeper, a friend of the exile, suspects the second general of treason, and during of the pastor.the night enters his room with dress the public on Saturday night, e Peking Opera November 26 at 8:30 p.m.in the Community Hall.Mr.8.N.shacter will preside.the intention of killing him, Dramatic action underlined by orchestral themes, the strings predominating.Orchestral Number \u2014 The orchestra of the Chinese National Theatre plays a dance of the Yao nationality, and extract from CARS OF YESTERYEAR The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 18, 1960 1 3 e e The art and pageantry of the Prof.Hillel Bavli to quest against a deadly disease whenthe #4 bb h E F il Di 4 ie iw ecient, \u201cSabbath Eve Family Dinner The concluding seminar will take place on Sunday mormng at breakfast, November 27 at 10.00 am.Samuel S.Cohen will preside.Myr.Nathan Gaisin, president of the Men's Association, exlends a cordial invitation.FRIDAY EVENING HOUR AND ONEG SHABBAT \u2014 The young adults of Congregation Shaar Has- homaytm will meet for a Liturgical Hour of song, prayer and meditation in honor of the Sabbath, tonight, November 18, at 8:30 p.m.in the Beth Hamedrash.The Friday Evening Hour and Oneg Shabbat 1s under the general chairmanship of Mr.David Mendelson.Programme chairman is Miss Susan Garfinkle.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Man's essential spiritual idenity as the image and likeness of God will be emphasized at the services in all the Christian Science churchs this Sunday, in the reading of the week's Lesson-Sermon on the subject \u201cSoul and Body\".Pertinent Scriptural readings will include the following from Psalms: \u201cI will praise thee: for I am fearfully and wonderfully made: marvellous are thy worksg and that my soul knoweth right well.\u201d Correlative selections from \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy will include: \u201cThe material body and mind are temporal, but the real man is spiritual and cter- nal, RELIGIOUS RADIO BROADCAST How a painful hip condition was pronounced incurable, then permanently healed through prayer alone, will be told by a former Red Cross nurse on the radio program \u201clow Christian Science Heals over Station CJAD, Montreal (dial 800), at 9.45 on Sunday morning, November 20.Nu.9 of a series The Village Girl.The Dance of the Red Ribbons \u2014 The corps de ballet performs a dance seen all over China.Girl and boy dancers weave patterns in the air with wide, cloth sashes.John Grenfell will Interview Chang Tung-chuan, artistic di rector of the Chinese Classical Theatre, about theatre in China, his company of artists and their training.The Autumn River (singing, mime and dialogue) \u2014 Hsia Mei- chin and Sun Cheng-wu per- Peking Opera.It is a simple story about a young girl who asks an old boatman to take her First Chevrolet form the second excerpt from The 1913 across the River of Autumn to rejoin her fiance.He maliciously {INSURE 1397 St.Catherine St.West, Cor.3699 Se.Catherine St.East, Cor.Clear, Beautiful, Brilliant WONDERFUL ENSEMBLE 18 Kt.White Gold .25 Points Diamond (V4 Carat) Collection Blue A.A.ONLY $90Q-5° FOR THE SET Daoustx Als SZ Jewellers \u2014 Diamond Specialists D FREE) Bishop Vi.4-8684 Nicolet LA.3-3749 complicates the departure, almost tipping her out of the boat, but eventually smiles and takes her to her love.The Dance of the Bounteous Harvest (dance and mime)\u2014Girl dancers, wearing outsize masks which make them look like young children, wake little Piso ta-chang of Chiangsi, who has fallen asleep under a cabbage.Celebrating the harvest, they play hopscotch and blind man\u2019s buff.The Pearl on the Rainbow Bridge (grand finale with singing, mime and weapon-play \u2014 third extract from The Peking Opera \u2014 The beautiful goddess of the Si-shui Sea marries a mortal and gives him a magic pearl.The Emperor of Jade Heaven feels she has broken a celestial law, which forbids a goddess to seck happiness on earth.He orders the celestial army to seize the goddess, who assembles her sea-people to fight.Helpless without her magic pearl, she soon retreats.Then Fuel.Equipment Serving Montrealers $250 WESTERN AVE.\u2014 as today \u2014 Hartt & Adair meant complete home heatin g satisfaction.Whatever your healing needs may be, or Maintenance, for reliable service .CALL Hartt & Adair LIMITED for Over 85 Yeors HU.1-0305 regorys Mine oriental ruge mr \u2014\u2014 ; 4151 ST.CATNERINE ST.wW.MONTREAL, QUE.od a ld dd A Gregor: g Go: @anadian and imported brondinoms + Sanne THE EXAMINER WOMENS cl MONTREAL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1960 \u2018WORK OF ART\u2019.MRS.(left) founder of the THOMAS LE Montreal Women's Club CWL forms HOWARD C.Potters* Club and MRS.WHITEY, admiring some of the REID fine porcelain work at the Potters\u2019 Club, Victoria avenue, Westmount, during the exhibition the last week in October.\u2014Leo Thompson Photo Sels program for season The Montreal Women's Club has Indies, British Guiana and British peen formed at Our Lady of La- announced its program for the coming scason as follows: The opening meeting will be held on Oclober 11, when the president will give greetings.The guest speaker will be Rev.Dr.Solomon Frank who will discuss \u2018\u2018History In (he Making.\u201d On October 24, Mrs.Edgar Andrew Collard will speak on \u201cThe Joy of Collecting Antique China.À business meeting will be held on November 14, and on November 17.there will be a fall bridge, with Mrs.H.Gi.Torrance as convener.On November 28, Mr.R.Rex Stoll- meyer.Commissioner for the West MAKE MONEY NOW Nylons \u2014 Sweaters \u2014 to your Friends and Sell ladies\u2019 Lingerie, etc, Co-Workers SPECIALS For Bazaars, church sales, Shopping Services, etc.Call immediately AY.8-6279 PERMANENT Honduras, will be guest speaker.Members\u2019 December 12, with a display of flower arrangements.On Janpary 9, there will be a business meeting, with Mrs, V.H, Morris as chairman; guest speaker will be Mrs.E.H.S.Piper who will speak on the Canadian Association of Consumers.The guest speaker on January 23.will be Rev.Dr.George Johnston, who will speak on C.S.Lewis.The Charter Day Luncheon will be held on February 1, with Mr.Patrick Hadden speaking on \u2018\u2018The Seven Deadly Sins of Decoration.\u2019 On February 13, there Will be a business meeting with | Mrs.Victor H.Morris as chairman.The guest speaker will be Mr.Ron Smith.of the Montreal Star who will give a chalk talk on \u201cThe Art of Cartooning.\u201d On February 27, there will be a musicale, with Mrs.Hugh Shoo- bridge as chairman.On March 13, there will be a business meeting and Club Day will be held on March 27, with Mrs.Victor H.Morris as chairman.Guest speaker will be Miss Jean M, Glasgow, who will speak on \u2018\u2018Europe in 25 Questions.\u201d The annaul meeting will be held on April 10, when the + .new slate will be presented.SPECIAL! $7.50 For A Limited Time Only WESTMOUNT BEAUTY PARLOR = Y Cu Jha.to \u201c5122 Sherbrooke St.West Wasmiviionsr, A RE Please Phone éd aires a HU.6-8636 arrange convenient appointment (Just west of Westmount day will be held on'bee.led are President, Mrs.W.A.Tru- Interior \"Mrs.J.A, Baum.Theatre.same side» un\u201d She ah REA new council new council of the Catholic Womens League of Canada has val Parish, St.Rose Station, Que- This council has been organized by Mrs.H.G.Howlett, Diocesan Organization Convener.assisted by Mrs.R.G.Arless, Diocesan president; Mrs.J.MacDonald, past president: and Miss E.Charest, Diocesan first vice-president.The Council will be under the direction of Reverend Pierre Levesque, Pastor, The officers elect- deau; first vice-president, Mrs.R.J.Wood; second vice-president, Mrs.R.Lavigne: secretary.Mrs.M.L.McEathron: and treasurer, MR.TOM AUBURN, who will entertain the children at the Christmas Fair of Trinity Memorial Church Guild, being held on Saturday, Nov.19.Xavier Apostolate Guild The Xavier Apostolate Guild is holding a meeting and tea in Victoria Hall, Westmount, Monday at 2:15 p.m.Guest speaker will be Very Reverend Father P.J.Malone and tea hostesses, Mrs.J.P.McKeown and Mrs.C.Cowan, : McKENNA à COTEDESNEIGES | i Florists i i RE BIH | Local artists \u2018display creations at exhibition By PAT IPPOLITO Fine porcelain and imaginative earthenware created by two Montreal artists, Jean Withey and Eileen Reid, was displayed the last week of October at a special exhibition at the Potters\u2019 Club, 346 Victoria avenue.This was the first exhibition of Mrs.Withey\u2019s porcelain work in Montreal, although it has been displayed in Ohio and Michigan where she lived before moving here.It also appeared in the 21st Ceramic National at Syracuse, N.Y.this month.For several years Mrs.Withey has been interestew in Chinese porcelain, and has done much research in an attempt to find a modern method of reproducing the copper reduction glazes for which early Chinese potters were famous.According to Mrs, Withey.her ox blood, flambe (a purple glaze) and peach bloom glazes are all basically the same glaze, but with different firing schedules, and using varying periods of exida- tion.Her work of procelain wine sets, covered bowls and vases, shows the use of these three color glazes exclusively.Mrs.Reid explained the difference between earthenware pot- try and porcelain as a difference in material.While she use natural clay for her earthenware, porcelain is an -artificial mixture.\u201cMy clay would be a solidified molasses, \u201d she said, \u201cif it were fired at the high heat necessary for porcelain.\u201d She likes earthenware for the variety of expression it affords, and for its warm earthy color.Her pieces range from tableware, ash trays to sculpture.A native of Montreal.Mrs.Reid is the founder of the Potters\u2019 Club, is its present president, and is Eastern vice-president of the Canadian Guild of Potters.She has been closely connected with the Canadian Handicrafts Guild.Her work has been seen in the city in several major exhibitions, both local and national, Pieces of her work have been twice selected to be included in the circuit show of \u201cCeramic National,\u201d which is held biennially in Syracuse.The 1958 circuit included such stops as the Metropolitan Museum in New York City and the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.Exhibitions at the Stratford Festival as well as a recent international ceramics show at Ostend, Belgium, have also included pottery.signed \u201cKenlynden,\u201d by Mrs.Reid.Reddy Memorial W A Annversary Ball The Women's Auxiliary, Reddy Memorial Hospital, celebrated its tenth year of progress at the Anniversary Ball which was held Saturday evening, October 22, at the Windsor Hotel.More than three hundred guests attended the event, from which proceeds will be used for extra equipment in the hospital.The general decor of the evening was in tune with the fall season with colors of bronze and yellow.and in the background was the crest of the hospital.Daffodil candles in wicker baskets with mums and daisies were on the in- St.Andrew's WA The ladies of the Women's Association of St.Andrew\u2019s United Church, Westmount, are holding a buffet luncheon, on Tuesday at 1 p.m., as part of the Diamond Jubilee Celebrations of the Church.The guest speaker is Madame Jehane Benoit.the celebrated radio and television personality, who will speak on \u2018\u2018The Scot\u2019s Influence on the National Larder\u2019, The soloist is Mrs.Mary Hindess, contralto.All ladies of the congregation are cordially invited to attend this most interesting and special occasion, dividual tables.The head table was ¥ decorated with large centerpieces of flowers and candlebrums.Prior to the dinner-dance, Mr.John M.Tho:.ipson, president of ¢ the Hospital and Mrs.Thompson entertained at their home for patrons and invited guests where His Worship, the Honorable Senator Sarto Fournier.Mayor of the City of Montreal and Mrs.Fournier: and His Worship, Mr.J.C.Cush- ing, Mayor of the City of West- mount and Mrs.Cushing were present.The committee in charge of the dance consisted of Lady Carson, honorary chairman; Mrs.Maurice Berne and Dr.Margaret Kunstler, advisory: Mrs.Oscar Nutik, chairman of the dance: Mrs.Nathan Grossbaum, treasurer; Mrs.J.C.Schwartzman and Mrs.Norman Olesker and Mrs.G.H.M.Camn- bell, decorations; Mrs.Philip sal- by ticket corveners, Mrs.Geraldine Rowe, Mrs.Margaret Savage, and Mrs.Herman Levin.FORMALS FOR HIRE DRESS FORMAL LIKE A MILLIONAIRE Look smart \u2014 be smart \u2014 rent all your Formal Wear.Our garments are all modern styles, freshly cleaned.Styles to fit all models, EST.1904 MCLAUGHLIN & HARRISON 1461 AV.8-3544 McGill College vaneschi, ticket chairman assisted QUEBEC ANTIQUES | 4500 St.Catherine Street West {Corner Abbott) Specializing in Early WE.2.4781 Pine Furniture, ete.O Coming Events RUMMAGE SALE: A rummage sale will be held in the Church of the Advent, 326 Wood avenue, corner of Western avenue in West- mount, Friday, November 18 at 8 p.m.MILITARY WHIST: Montreal Conclave No.1 Order of the True Kindred, is holding a military whist, November 21 at 8:30 p.mat St.Stephen's Church Hall, Dorchester water avenue.Refreshments and door prizes.Players please take your own cards.Tickets may be purchased at the door.MARIANOPOLIS PLAY: The | Marianopolis Dramatic Society will present a play \u201cTwelve Angry Women,\u201d an adaptation of Reg-! inald Rose's \u201cTwelve Angry Men,\u201d to take place at 8:15 p.m., November 16 and 17 in the Loyola Auditorium.Tickets nay be obtained at the door.GREY CUP DANCE sponsored by the HMS Renown Chapter 10DE to be held at the Lakeshore YMCA Youth Hall, 246 Lakeshore road, Pointe Claire on Saturday, November 26 at 8 pun.There will be entertainment and nrizes.Tickets may be bought at the door.GRENFELL MISSION SALE: The Grenfell Labrador Medical Mission Christmas cards, Hasti Notes and Thank You Notes are on sale at Robban Travel Co.Ltd., 1373 Greene avenue, West- mount from 10 a.m, to 5:30 p.m, Monday through Saturday.RUMMAGE SALE: The Alumnae of St.Gabriel's Academy is holding a rummage sale at 3 p.m,, Saturday, November 26, in the school hall, 1176 Laprairie street, Point St.Charles.There will also be a white elephant table.RelaxAcizor HELPS YOU TRIM HIPS Make your hips smaller, NEW way at home.No diet or weight loss.Use at HOME while you REST.Reduces size of HIPS, TUMMY, THIGHS.NO EFFORT.Fun! 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O Me.DO Mes.D Miss NAM ADDRESS.CITY.TÉLEPHONE___\u2014 D !'amover21.89-19CC For a Few Weeks Only FREE TREATMENTS Available at CYRIL'S BEAUTY SHOP 380A Victoria Ave.boulevard and At-| | Friday, November 18 at 2 o'clock ON COMMITTEE: The B'nai B'rith Snowdon Chapter and the Snowdon Lodge jointly will sponsor a Festival Dance in an Israchi theme at the Victoria Hall on Nov.26.Above are Mr.Harry Diamond and Mrs.Harry Henneman in charge of entertainment and decoration.\u2014Posen Photo Works of 45 Canadian authors compiled in \u2018Macleans Canada\u2019 By MILLICENT HICKMURE \u201cMacleans Canada\u201d \u2014 Portrait of a Country \u2014 is a fascinating book containing the work of 45 distinguished contributors and taken from the back files of fifty years of Macleans publications compiled by a senior editor, Leslie F.Hannon, and published by McClelland and Stewart.This book will appeal to every member in the family with its stories of art, fishing, hunting, ballet, boxing, world champions, famous persons, etc., from all Provinces including our newest one \u2014 Newfoundland.Here, one can read Bruce Hut- chison\u2019s witty description of life in the country \u2014 Franklin Russell's interesting tale \u2014 \u2018The Sccret Life of a Pond\u201d \u2014 Phyllis Lee Peterson\u2019s story of McGill \u2014 Pierre Berton\u2019s narrative of the Klondike Rush \u2014 Stephen Leacock\u2019s insight to \u2018\u201cLecturing\u201d \u2014 George A.Drew's story of Billy Bishop \u2014 Joseph Schull\u2019s tale of- the Windjammer, and stories by authors: Thomas B.B.Costain, Blair Fra- SILVER SHERRY PARTY: The Ladies Auxiliary of the 11th Signals Regiment, 3 Hillside avenue, Westmount, is holding a silver sherry party in the Officers\u2019 Mess, Hillside Armoury on Saturday afternoon at 4:30 p.m Trinity Fair Trinity Memorial Church Guild Christmas Fair will be held on Saturday.Nov.19 2-8 p.m.Some twelve booths will offer Christmas decorations, home-cooking, knitted goods, handkerchiefs, sewing, the new and nearly new, toys and candy, etc.Tea will also be served.Mr.\u201cMagie Tom\u201d Auburn will entertain the small fry at 4 p.m.St.Matthew's bazaar The Annual Christmas Bazaar of St.Matthew's Anglican Church Guild and WA will take place on in the church hall, corner Dufferin road and Snowdon avenue.There will be many attractive booths offering something for all age groups.Afternoon tea will be served from 2.30 to 5 and supper from 5.30 to 7.30.Ladies with children who wish to attend the afternoon tea may leave their children in the nursery which will be open at that time.x - ser, Morley Callaghan and many others.The 64 pages of colored photographs reflect the arts, activities and sports of Canada, also photographs from the famous Notman albums, reproduced through the courtesy of McGill Museum.\u2018Canada\u2019 is a book every (rue Canadian will enjoy, also the new Canadian who is anxious to know our country and to understand our people better, ENTIRE STOCK OF The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 18, 1960 1 5 - National Ballet committee listed | Members of the Committee on Arrangements for the forthcoming engagement of the National Ballet Company which is sponsored by the Montreal Branch of the National Ballet Guild are as follows: Mr.Fred R.Whittall, president, Mrs.A.Dunstan Russell,\u2018 chairman, Mrs.P.E.Levesque, Miss Mary Bgetles, Mme YU! Blouin, Mmc Manolita Del Vayo, Mme Aurore Renaud, Mrs, FE.HL S.Piper and Mr.Andre Marcil.Theatre Nights have been planned by the Cerebral Palsy Association on opening night.November 15, the Kinsmen Club of Montreal, November 18 and the Cystic Fibrosis Association of Quebec, November 23.The Ballet Guild will bold its, Theatre Night on November 21.Following the performance a reception for Guild members and guests and artists of the Company x will be held in the Versailles Room of the Windsor Hotel.The Honorable 4 A D.MeCurds.MBE.and Mrs.MeCurdy will be the special guests for this event.Members of the Committee for ur _ + Local subscribers to Shriners\u201d Ball Subscribers to the Karnak Tem ple Shriners Dinner and Ball at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Friday, November 18 include: Mr.and Mrs.A.Dozois, Mr and Mrs.William Coughtry, Mr.and Mrs.l£.Polson, Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Griffith, Mr.and Mrs.J J.Ostapoviteh.Mr.and Mrs.À.Hoarding, Mr.and Mrs.W.Kirk: patrick.Mr.and Mrs.J.Rydack.Mr.and Mrs.Tom Carson.Mr.and Mrs.D.N.Fewkes, Mr.and Mrs.Fred Amber, Mr.Edward Leonard, Mr, and Mrs.Kenneth FE.Tadman, Mr.and Mrs.Walter E.Montgomery.Mr .and Mrs.Ernest G.Eaman, Mr.and Mrs.O.J.Clarkson, Mr.and Mrs.S.Borosiuk, Mr.and Mrs.F.Bruce Hoyland, Mr.and Mrs.D.Woods.Mr.and Mrs.R.D.Bown.Mr.and Mrs.G.K.Marshall, Mr.and Mrs.R.J.Hill, Mr and Mrs.J.Truax, Mr.and Mrs.J Petersen, Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Parker.Mr.and Mrs.Ivan R.Davidson and Mr.and Mrs.L.A.Elder of Quebec City: Mr.and Mrs.S.W.Milnes and Mr.and Mrs.J.Mc- Ouatt of Lachute, Que.- Today's average supermarked ! stocks about 5.000 items, while\u2019 the typical American grocery store McGill Associates Town and Gown tea The Women Associates of Mee Gill will hold the third Town and Gown tea of the season on Tuesday, 22 at 245 pm For the vecasion, Mr.Richard l'ennington has arranged a visit to the Redpath Library, and members are requested to ase semble at the main entrance of ;the library Following the library visit, tea will be served in the Faculty Club, 3450 McTavish street at 4 p.m.Mrs.L.G.Stevenson and Mrs.M.Duchow will preside at the tea table.Hostesses will be Mrs.W.H OP.Hill, Mrs.J J Kelly, Mrs E.W.Kicrans, Mrs.+ F Mcelntosh, Mus, H.S.Mitchell and Mrs, C.F.Moffatt.Assisting Mrs.H.M Jasper with the arrangements will be Mrs.R.G.B.Gilbert and Mis.GG.Ramsay.Guild Night ave Mes.POE Levese que.Mr.Andre Marcil, Co-Chairs men, Mrs.David Murray.Mrs, RC Gibson and Mrs + NN.Bevries.Our Justly Famous MR.EMILE \"Softy\u2019\u2019 Permanent Known for the gentle, true performance it imparts to your hair.Good too, for bleached and tinted hair.SPECIAL $10.00 Phone WE.5.0562 WE.5-2486 BEAUTY SALON 1347 GREENE AVE.Westmount of 1929 stocked 900 products.| at Lee ERE SE RETIRING FROM BUSINESS DRESSES ws Tremendous Values! Discounts 20% 10 509% THE Westmount's Oldest and Most Exclusive Dress Shop 4912 Sherbrooke St.West HU.1-2686 and ' sets co i à 16 Te Wesmoun Examiner, Fridey.November 18.1960 Mrs.Sydney Hodess clected | MRS.ARTHUR RUDNIKOFF, chairman of patrons for November Art Auction of the Herman Abramowitz Chapter of Hadas- sah.This Auction will take place November 23, Windsor Hotel, 8:15 p.m, The auctioneer will he Brig.Robert A.F.«ser.These paintings will be on display at the T.Faton Co.8th floor from November 9, | : Del Grande; juror No.four, Deirdre | neen Dwyer: juror No.nine, Gladys \"Wilson: juror No.ten, Hughie Mar- Marianopolis Society lists cast for play The Marianopolis Dramatic Society will present Twelve Angry, | Women, an adaptation of Reginald, meeting of the new scason at the membership tea and Rose's \u201cTwelve Angry Men\u2019 a 8:15 on November 16 and 17 in Loyola Audilorium.Tickets can be purchased at the \"door.The cast is as follows: Foreman, Carol Ann Krievys; juror No.two, Margo Dunn; juror No.three, Rita Beausang: juror No.five, Bianca ! Zagolin: juror No.six, Joan Penne- father; juror No.seven, Carollynne Traynor: juror No.eight, Mavour- tin; juror No.eleven, Vida Jurisic; juror No.twelve.Ann-Marie Ad-| derley; guard, Catherine Senecal; judge.Ann Catherine Gilford; clerk, Sharon Ganon.FORMERLY OF G HUnter FREE CONSULTATION Ana A omasen An nouances the Opening ?0 Hor On St dio for Perman en { Mair Rem oval 5282 QUEEN MARY RD., SUITE 2 Reasonable Rate REGORY SYSTEM Cancer Research president As long as the great men of science are backed by a generous public a cure for cancer will someday be found, according to Mrs.Nathan Kozloff, president of the Cancer Research Society Inc.Speaking at the first annual \"Society's fashion show in the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Mrs.Kozloff said that ;in maintaining the battle against the nation\u2019s number two killer the Society disbursed slightly more than $50,000 last year.The total sum granted by the Cancer Research Society since its inception 15 years ago now amounts to $620,565, she said.Of this amount, $319,621 has been allocated to support basic lowing hospitals and institutions: Montreal Cancer Institute at Notre Dame Hospital; Montreal General Hospital: Jewish General Hospital; McGill - Montreal Research Institute: McGill Univer sity and the Royal Victoria Hos: pital.To provide nursing care, ex- | aminations, treatment and medicine for indigent cancer patients, the sum.of $177.740 has been donated to the following tumor clinics: Reddy Memorial; Jewish General; Montreal Children's Hospital; Well Woman's Clinic, Royal Victoria Hospital: Montreal General Hospital and the Montreal Neurological Institute.Mrs.Kozloff said the total amounts disbursed for Junior and Senior Fellowships now totals $104,900.She urged the membership of 9 - 8948 4 DEMONSTRATION FPVVIV VV VII IVIVIVIVIYIYIYTYTYT UPHOLSTERING Your old furniture re-styled and made better than new by our skilled workmen! 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Mrs.A.Peletz, treasurer: Mrs.I.Barry and Mrs.J.E.Weiser, minister without portfolio: Mrs.A.Raider.social co-chairman; Mrs.L.Lewin, social chairman: Mrs.H, Naimark, special events co-chairman; Mrs.MH Engel, special events chair Social & FREE ESTIMATES HU.6-7993 | MAMMAAASAMAMAMAAMA AAA © DRAPERIES HU.6-7993 \"SHOPPING IS SO EASY - NATIONAL\" for FREE DELIVERY & FAST SERVICE «~ HU.4-3541 ICE COLD BEER ALE & PORTER FRUITS & VEGETABLES GROCERIES & imported DELICACIES 4865 Sherbrooke St.West : NATLONA [ \u201cThe Home of Fine Foods\" (Near Victoria) LAAMAMAAMAAAMAAAGAAAAAASAAAAA Mrs.R.F.Shaw, of Westmount.Quebec.was a recent guest at the Park Plaza Hotel, * Toronto, Miss Francs Goltman entertained informally at her home, 5506 Notre Dame de Grace avenue, following the 25th session of The Piano Clinic in Victoria Hall last Tuesday.in honor of the guest speakers, Dr.Felix R.Bertrand, Miss Doris Clark and Mr.Lorne D.MacBean.The first meeting of the Music Appreciation group of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club was held at the home of the chairman, Mrs.H.F.Briegel, 4239 Westhill avenue.Mrs.T.C.Corry, contralto, and Grace Forrest, pianist, were the guest artists.Mrs.H.R.W.Goodwin and Mrs.J.W.Craig, presided at the tea table.Others were Mesdames: J.Nelson, J.W.Henderson, HL.Taylor.G.Gray, D.C.Kidd, J.C.Froulx, L, H.Edwards, P.Sinclair, M.Duncan, C.Scurrah, C.R.Bird, and Misg M.Murray.The Ladies Auxiliary of the 11th Signals Regiment, Hillside avenue, Westmount, is holding a silver sherry party in the Officers\u2019 Mess, Hillside Armoury.Saturday afternoon at 4:30 p.m., with kind permission of the commanding officer, LL.Col.S.E.Alsop.ED.Guest of honor at the reception will be Mrs, Elroy Ford, Kingston, wife of the late Lt.Col.Elroy Ford, first commanding officer of the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals.Mrs.Alton Goldbloom, Mrs.Hyman Grover, Mrs.John D.Wilkie and Mrs.D.M.Grant will preside at the tea tables following the meeting of the Book Lovers\u2019 Forum, on November 23, in the Lecture Hall of Temple Emanu-El, 4100 Sherbrooke street west.Hostesses for the afternoon will be Mrs.Max Esar, Mrs.Asher Gerstenfeld, Mrs.Stanley Handman, Mrs.Charles Hyman, Mrs, Simpson Light- stone, Mrs.Pauline Marsh, Mrs.Leon Rosenbaum, Mrs.while visiting \u2018 Personal Schwartz, and Mrs.H.J.Tal- pis.Chairmen of the day will le Mrs.M.Edmund Gordon and Mrs.Paul Levee, The St.George Ladies Club will entertain at luncheon and tea for its friendly bonspiel taking place today.Rinks invited are Hudson, St.Lambert, Beau Chateau.Grey- stone.Howiek, Pointe Claire, La- chute.Baie d'Urfé, Chantecler, St.John's, Valleyfield and Lachine.Mrs.J.Edwards, match chairman, assisted by Mrs.W.E.Thompson will be in charge of the games.Mrs.W.A.Ralston, tea convener, will be assisted by Mrs.F.R.Mc- Gregor, Mrs.G.V.Carpenter and Mrs.M.Darling.The visiting rinks Will be received by the president Mrs.L.B.MeCurdy.IN THE » omen 3 ea In Business meeting _ The business meeting of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club, will be held in the Oak Room of the Victoria Hall, November 18 at 2 p.m.Members only.Following the meeting, a film will be shown entitled, \u2018That the deal may speak.\u201d Isabel McConnell Aux.The annual meeting of the Isabel McConnell Evening Auxiliary, Stanley Presbyterian Church, West- mount, will be held on Monday at 8.15 p.m.in Franklin Hall Memorial, Victoria avenue, Westmount.Presentation of reports, installation of officers.Program, study of Africa with speaker Dr, Margaret Gibb.Ladies Literary Society The second meeting of the Dom- inion-Douglas Ladies Literary Society will be held on Friday.November 18 at 2,30 p.m.in Dominion- Douglas United Church.Professor Isabel Laird of the Department of Psychology at Queen's University, Kingston, will speak on \u201cOral Traditions of School Children\u2019, and Mr.Eric Paci will be the guest pianist, Tea will be served at the close of the meeting.man; Mrs.P.Wiseman and Mrs.L.Shuster, unit co-chairmen; Mrs.Freda Simon and Mrs.P.Boret- sky, membership co-chairmen; Mrs.M.Silver, ways and means chairman; Mrs.M.Steinwald, telephone chairman.A showing of fashions was ommented on by Miss Eve Trill, fashion director of Henry Morgan & Co., who presented the styles.Genuine Choice Western BEEF QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables.* IMPORTED PRODUCTS °* NICHOL'S, Lennoxville, HAMS, SAUSAGE & BACON 4466 St.Catherine West Neor Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 Sidney Sundell, Mrs.Maurice who were unable to get to BY BEAUTIFUL PICTURE AT 939 Victoria Square 10- DAY EXTENSION By Popular Demand Owing to the numerous out-of-town calls and other clients Antoine's Art Gallery Inc.ANNUAL 5; during the specified period of the Sale, we are extending the event for an EXTRA TEN DAYS.This should be a great help to those with Christmas problems.DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE A PRICE IN THE BUSINESS.Hours: 8:30 a.m.to 5:30 p.m.Daily (Evenings by appointment only) FREE PARKING À THE LOWEST POSSIBLE UN.6-4095 O 9.The Women 5 Roa mn Book Lovers\u2019 Forum Dr.Alton Goldbloom will review \u201cFelix Frankfurter Reminisces,\u201d at the meeting of Book Lovers\u2019 Forum, on Wednesday, November 23 at 2:45 p.m.in the Lecture Hall of Temple Emanu- El, 4100 Sherbrooke street west.Chairman of the day will be Mrs.M.Edmund Gordon and Mrs, Paul Levee.Non-members are welcome and may purchase single review tickets at the door.Women's Art Society The meeting of the Women's Art Society will be held in the lecture hall of the Museum of Fine Arts on Tuesday at 11 a.m.Professor David Munroe, director, Institute of Education, Macdonald College, McGill University, will lecture on \u2018\u2019The Two Faces of South African Education\u2019, Daughters of Nile The Stated monthly Session of Oasis Temple No.46, Daughters of the Nile will be held in Victoria Hal, Sherbrooke street west, West- mount on November 21 at 7.30 p.m.when they will hold a Ceremonial and celebrate Charter Night.Mrs.George Lu.\u20ach will preside at the meeting.Hampstead Auxiliary The Hampstead Branch of the Montreal General Hospital Auxiliary is holding a work party on Wednesday November 23 from 10 a.m.until nooy at St.Matthews Church Hall, when Christmas decorations for the hospital will be made.Members are invited to attend.' St.Andrew's Home WA A meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of St.Andrew's Homes Inc., will be held on Monday, November 28 at 2 p.m.in Kildonan Hall of St.Andrew and St.Paul Church, 3415 Redpath street.A cordial invitation is-extended to all the ladies.Tea wil] be served.Anyone wishing to become a charter member may do so up to January 1, 1961.American Club The American Women's Club of Montreal will hold a Thanksgiving luncheon on Wednesday, November 23 at 1 p.m.in the Blue Room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel.Guest speaker: Mr.E.A.BRIDES Drop in and let us suggest appropriate flowers to help make your wedding a memorable one.Naturally there is no obligation, Collard, Editor of the Gazette and his subject: \"Why Be Thankful?\u201d Co-chairmen are Mrs.O.Biedermann and Mrs.John C.Locke.Silver Cross Mothers The meeting of the \u201cRemembrance Association\u201d RCAF Silver Cross Mothers, will be held on Monday, at two o'clock at the YWCA, Dorchester street at Cres- vent.Mr.Bruce Campbell will | speak of \u201cFive Years with the Eskimos\u2019.Members may take friends.Tea will be served.Dessert meeting The final meeting of the season of the Catherine Booth Women's Auxiliary will be held Wednesday, November 23.Dessert will be served at 1.30 p.m.There will be carol singing conducted by Mrs.R.H.Harries.Mrs.A.M.Baine will give the Christmas reading.Nursery School The meeting of the Nursery School Association will be held Monday.at 8.15 p.m., at the Child Care Centre of the Children's Hospital, 2300 Tupper street.A Film entitled \u201cThat the Deaf May Speak\u2019 will be shown, Miss Inkster, principal of the School for the Deaf, will be the commentator.Christmas Gifts which can be made by Nursery School Children, to take home to their parents, and catalogues and nursery equipment will be on display.Pamphlets on all phases of Nursery Education may be purchased.Refreshments will be served.Art exhibition A group of ten formed from the members of the Independent Art! Association, is holding an exhibition in the lobby of the Lauren- tian Hotel for about two weeks starting Noyember 12.West End residents among {he group of ten are.Betly Galbraith - Cornell, Agnes Knox, Freda Pemberton Smith, Alice Rawstron, Irene Shaver, Edith Smith, Violet Du- bois, Salme Utsal, Mrs.McIntyre and Vivian Walker.The second TV group meeting of the Canadian Authors Association will be held at the home of Wilfrid Werry, playwright.Mr.Werry is presently conducting a course in playwriting at the Montreal Repertory Theatre.Holiday Time Ahead! | You must look your loveliest during the coming festive season! Let us personalize one of our exciting new hair styles for you! Please make your appointment soon.my hairdresser FOR APPOINTMENTS, rhone WE.2-6905 4445 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST WESTMOUNT PLACE APARTMENTS ÿ ZONE, CWPC announces award winners The Canadian Women's Press Club today announced award winners of the 1960 Beauty and Fashion Writing Competition among (its members, sponsored by Elizabeth Arden.First prize of $300 was won by { Kathleen J.Rowe of Brandon.for her feature \u2018Mfagaret's Dress Big.Secret\u201d, which appeared in the - Brandon Sun prior to the Princess\u2019 | marriage last Spring.Miss Rowe is \u2018a reporter on the Sun.Second prize of $200 was awarded to Eveleen Dollery of Toronto, for \u2018an article appearing in \u2018Chale.i laine\u2019 titled \u201cIs There a Typical Canadian Beauty ?\"' Winners of Honorable Mention were Doris Hearn of Saskatoon for the feature Spring'\u2019, appearing in the Western Producer .and Zena Cherry of called \u2018Much Ado\u201d which she has written for \u201cGossip\u201d magazine.Judges of the contest included fashion commentators Mrs.Eve Trill, Montreal: Mrs.Abbie Lane, Halifax: and Miss B.McDonald of Vancouver.All were high in their praise of the excellent writing qualities displayed by every contestant.The contest itself is sponsored annually by Elizabeth Arden.and is open to cvery member of the Canadian Women's Press Club in Canada.Open meeting Shalom Chapter No.824 B'Nai B'Rith Women and Montreal Shalom Lodge No.2154 will hold a joint open meeting in the Brittany Room of the Sheraton Mt.Royal Hotel on Monday at 8:15 p.m.Guest speaker will be the Hon.Justice John A.O'Meara.A presentation will be made by Shalom Chapter towards the purchase of three seeing-cye dogs.Mr.George Cohen will receive this acknowledgment on behalf of the Montreal Association for the Blind.Social & pP ersonal Mrs.W.Warren, chairman of the Book group of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club, entertained the group at her home recently.Mrs.H.H.Schurman presided at the tea table.Present were Mesdames: F.H.Chivers, H.R.W.Goodwin, W.L.Gatehouse, E.W.Knapp, George White, J.W.Craig, H.D.Bourne, J.W.Dob- son, C.E.McMonagle.Mrs.C.H.Skiteh and Mrs.John McGonegal will preside at the tea table at the general meeting of the Auxiliary of the Ver- held on Tuesday.at 2:30 p.m.in the Auditorium of the YWCA, Dorchester street west.Dr.H.B.Durost, Senior Psychiatrist on the staff of the VPH will address the meeting on \u201cThe Patient and the Volunteer\u201d, The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts will present an \u201cArtists in action\u201d night on Wed., Nov.23 at 8 p.m.in the lecture hall of the Museum.Two Canadian artists will paint a landscape and a portrait.This program is open to the public, and there is no admission charge.The Montreal Branch of the Queen's University Alumnae will sponsor a tour of the Montreal Museum of the Fine Arts conducted by Doctor Arthur Lismer on Wednesday, November 23 at 8 p.m.The Larivière Collection and the recent acquisitions of the Museum will be featured.All members of the Alumnae and their friends are invited to attend.The Ladies\u2019 Committee of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts announces that on Wednesday, November 23, 3 p.m.concurrent with the exhibit of his collection, Dr.Paul Lari- vière will speak in French \u201cA propos de Peinture Abstraite\u201d.Tea will be served following the lecture in the upstairs foyer of the Museum.article \u2018Canadian Styles for ; Toronto, for one of a weekly series \u2018 dun Protestant Hospital to be, BRR Windle vic ME ON NÉE But there's a day, So though the heart Why birds fly Nort Best Classics shown at National Ballet During the second week of its engagement the National Ballet of | Canada will present some of the | biggest works in its extensive re- ! pertoire.The season at Her Majesty's Theatre continues until Sunday, November 27.| In \u2018\u2019Coppelia,\u2019 for instance no fewer than 95 costumes are seeded | for the presentation of this belo ed classic.The noted London critic, Arthur 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Tonic Tablets.Only 69c.At all druggists.USE EXAMINER CLASSIFIEDS FOR BEST RESULTS O ) D QL 4 AMILTON: THERE ARE times, even in this hard-boiled business, that you have to pinch yourself to see if it is true.The fact of the matter is that Verdun Sham-Cats have won themselves an Eastern Canada senior \u2018B\u2019 title and now move into the Dominion final against St.Vital in Winnipeg on the weekend.For nine years we have watched, right from the start the birth of the Verdun Sham-Cats.We saw them lose and win.We saw them choke up as the saying goes when the chips were down and although they were close they never got past the winning of the QRFU title.Two weeks ago they made it and here, on Saturday, they moved and passed the Hamilton Ti-Cats Bees and are now in the Dominion final.¥ I have to go back to 1938 when intermediate football, that's what it was called in those days, and Verdun had their own four team league.At that time along with Buck Tahamont, who was \u2018eague president, this writer was the secretary and treasurer.We saw Argos win the QRFU title and later Verdun Grads, who did it twice.That was 1940.Along came the war and football was forgotten in smal\u2019 cities across Canada.It was not until 1946 that playoffs were arranged just for the Eastern title, Later came the west and now we have a Dominion playoff.* * * It was pleasing to be in on the kill as Verdun Cats fought a good team of Cats \u2018rom this city, the \u2018B\u2019 team for the Big Four Ti-Cats.The line work was good, but much is te be desired by Verdun for their Western game on the weekend.Western lines are good because they are carbon copies of the western pro clubs.Two Hamilton men, McCoy and Koshul almost made monkeys of the Verdun Cat defense line, but, the Verdun crew came up with the big stops.* * * The game had its breaks.Hank \u201cLapointe, Johnny - on - the - spot, picked up two touchdovns by grabbing loose balls.These were important.The Hamilton team ¥* * got a break on a blocked kick from the Verdun 10.Hamilton were a heavier club, about 15 to 20 pounds would be a fair estimate.Verdun's success this year, stems from having pro players, veteran seniors and the eight junior players up from NDG Those Maple Leafs can take an assist on Verdun's run to-date.T Home .It was a fast trip to Hamilton in order to catch the Eastern Canada junior final between Rosemount and AKO Windsor.We knew of the Windsor club for they played Lake- shore some eight years ago and later they played Verdun junior Sham-Cats thrice and won every time out.This time, Rosemount, a much heavier club won 26-0.Windsor fielded the lightest club we have seen in the past 10 years.Al Newman is still their coach who also handles a school team and knows just where he is going to get his next replacements.* * LA It will be a Dominion junior final Saturday at the Verdun Stadium.That's two in three years as NDG Maple Leafs faced the same Hilltops at the Old Westmount Grounds in 1957.The Western club will be good, for that fact, when two teams get this far, into the D-\u2014\u2018nion, both clubs must be good.- Throughout the world more people buy Seagram's V0.than any other brand of whisky exported from any country SERRE IER TE PRRs * La: PY < x > x IN ES 2 > = + em The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 18, 1960 19 Ilwndon Express Service.Final rugger playoff action slated Saturday Last Saturday's semi-final in which Irish beat Westmount and Mount Royal defeated Wanderers settled the finalists to compete for the Mair shield.Irish, in their surprise upset of the strong Westmount team showed that their traditional fire and verve can pay-off.Wcst- mount went into the game as favorites because of their splendid record in the season's league games (they finished second in the league competition).The final game will be played Saturday at the Town of Mount Royal arena, 2 p.m.Trophies will be presented at a dance at the Town of Mount Royal Town Hall in the evening.Westmount started off strongly and got the ball frequently from set scrums and the talented back division promised results, The first score was a penalty by Allistair Wittit for Westmount after five minutes of play.Irish held off further scoring by ex-x cellent covering and hard tackling.The men in green started to dominate the lineouts and were really fired up in the loose play.Their efforts paid off when Gerry Brennan scored iwo penalty goals.With 15 minutes of play gone, Irish were ahead 6-3.The battle raged back and forth without further scoring until, with only seven minutes left in the game, Joe Field got a touchdown for the Irish which Brennan converted and so the Irish won 11-3.League champions Mount Royal were at home to the Wanderers in the other semi-final match and this proved to be a hard fought and very exciting game.Mounties got a quick lead with two penalty goals by Niall Quaids but the Wanderers did not give up.The heavy town scrum got the ball frequently in tight play and Wanderers were getting it often from the lineouts.Both sets of backs had scoring opportunities and there was some splendid running and passing, but good hard tackling by both teams brought these movements | FOOT BALL | BIG FOUR Sunday: Ottawa at Toronto, second of total points final, Ottawa leads by 12 points.INTERCOLLEGIATE Saturday: University of Alberta at McGill, Molson Stadium.x + : SENIOR \u2018B\u2019 Monday: Verdun Sham Cats at St.Vital, Winnipeg.Sudden death final, 8 p.m.(10 EST).JUNIOR Saturday: Saskatoon Hilltops at Rosemount Bombers, Verdun Stadium 1 p.m., sudden-death final.QRFU BANTAM Saturday: Verdun Crawfords at St.Laurent, second of total points series, Verdun lead, 22-18.QRFU MIDGET Sunday: Verdun Black and Gold at St.Laurent, second of total points series, St.Laurent leads, 33-12.i ball playoff, when they beat Loyola beats Mounties \u2014 to advance into final school playoff Friday Loyola High School won the first round, a sudden-death senior foot- out Mt.Royal 26-12, at Lower Canada College grounds.The next step for Loyola will be against Cardinal Newman, winners of the third division, Friday, in another sudden-death game.The hero of Loyola was George Poirjer, in action for the first time since he suffered torn leg\u201d ligaments, collected two touchdowns, one a 45 yard pass-and-run play and the other an 80 yard run back on an intercepted pass.Quarterback Bernie Young, locat- fng Poirier and Paul Leblanc for one payoff pitch apiece.was another dominant figure in Loyola's victory \u2014 the club's seventh in a row.Young also booted a pair of converts, On the winners\u2019 first play from scrimmage, Young combined with to nought, often times the ball carrier was brought down inches short of a touchdown, The battle raged on but in spite of many exciting moments and near misses no more scoring was possible, and the Town won 6-0.Poirier on a 40-yard aerial, setung the stage for Barry MacDonald's two-yard burst to open the floodgates.Poirier's first TD and Young's {wo extra points gave loyola a 14-0 cushion after one quarter of play.A 65-yard Young-to-lLeblanc combination and Poirier\u2019's second major pulled Loyola into a commanding 26-0 lead before Mount Royal could reach the scoreboard midway through the third stanza.Sparked by the never-say-die line charges of fullback Dave Mac- Donald, coach Bill Wade's Mounties battled back with unconverted touchdowns in cach of the last two quarters.Tommy Bramhill went the route on a Kickoff return from his own 40, and Bobby Palov followed with a 12-vard scoring slant.Dave Lennon and Pete Loranger » were defensive standouts for coach Ed Meagher's Loyolans, while halfbacks Paul St.George and Jimmy Newman chalked up huge chunks of yardage on offense.Two-way slalwart Don Taylor shone for Mount Royal, which tasted defeat for the first time this season.OI BRINGS 11] THE BEST MULTI- BLENDING This 18 Lo certify that Dow Ale is brewed by the exclusive Cool Control process.This ocess is continually tested, thereby ensuring uniform high quality.Dr.R.H.Wallace Dwector, Quohiy Contrel 20 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 18, 1960 District curlers prep for 1961 Scotch Cup TORONTO, \u2014 The 1961 Scotch Cup competition, to be played in the United Kingdom next March, will truly be a world series of curling, The United States has accepted an invitation from The Scotch Whisky Association to compete with Canada and Scotland in next year's and all future Scotch Cup matches, it was announced today by EK.T.Simmons, chairman of the Canadian committee of the association which sponsors the event.With the entry of a third team, the 1961 matches will be played in the form of a double round robin tournament with six games being played.Previously, with just the two championship teams from Canada and Scotland competing, the winner was decided iv a best-of-five series, The first two matches will be played at Ayr on March 21, The third and fourth matches are scheduled for March 22 and March 2% at Kirkcaldy and the final two matches will be at Perth on March 24 All expenses of members of the competing teams, including accommodation, food and travel, will be paid by The Scotch Whisky Association.CANADIAN TITLES The two teams from North Am- Hockey teams start season artificial rink Cily of Westmount have started their winter hockey season at the Artificial Tee Rink on St.Catherine street, west, Pee Wee 'B° Bombers and Owls were the first to practice, having a skating session yesterday.Vic and Guards will practice today.The Mosquito section, Cadets and Dragons and Raiders and Crowns will also practice this afternoon.Tomorrow morning.Bisons and Bears and Barons and Braves of the termite \u2018A\u2019 will use the ice.Also on Saturday morning, Beavers | and Bulldogs and Wings and Dukes will use the ice.Pee wee \u2018A' league will start Monday.Brones and Bulls play at 4.30.The bantam section opens Taesday with Hawks and Leafs clashing at 4 p.m.CUR! ING THISTLE Duncan Melntyre Dunn 8.W.Baxter 2, McDougall 9, F, A.Coffey 7, H.Wylie 6, C.E.Foran 12.McGannon 7, U.F.Mitchell 4.Semi-Finals : MeGannon 8, L.G.Dunn 7.E.Foran 6, E.K.McDougall 11.MONTREAL WEST President's Competition LG M.Charlton 13, H.Aird 3.FE.HW.Prosser 5, W.Mitchell 8.W G.Wilson 2, #.Probert 7.BJ.Horsbureh 4.Robert Craig 6.GS Haldimand 6, T.W.Mace 8.J W Benson 4, WJ.Muir 13, ROYAL MONTREAL Bush Fation Trophy L Ibbotson 8, F.E.Gillett 16.- A.Suowdon 10, R, C.Grant 5 Montgomery 11, G.McTaggart 12.HS.Saunders 20, GH.Greening 5.RA Munroe 12, CS.Campbell 6.A MePherson 12, Dr.A.Hawthorne 8.Gammon, Halliday tie Masonic triple In section \u2018A of the Masonic Temple Bowling League, R.Morris rolled a 223 single while W sammon and J.Halliday each marked triples of 558.In section \u2018B', A.Foster rolled the single, 214 and S.Royston scored a 527 three.SECTION \u201cA\u201d GP WL PPE Ps, ms\u201d Victors 12 to 2 4 24 St Andrews (WI 12 9 ; 4 22 Royal Arthur (Wy 12 9 3 3 21 Gladston 12 9 % 1 21 St Lawrence (W) 12 6 6 2 14 Royal Arthur (8 12 5 7 2 12 St Andrews (Ry 12 5 7 11 SECTION \u201cRB\u201d GPW OL PI'F Ps, St Andrews 113+ 12 hp 3 3 À Eluin 12 5 7 2 Waverly dt 12 8 7 1 St.Lawrence dit 12 5 7 1 n Devonshire 12 3 # 1 7 St Gearge FR I | 3 9 1 ! Waverly (BL.12 1 11 0 12 erican will be accompanied to the British Isles by a large number of fans and supporters.Two planes have been chartered for the trip and will leave Toronto on Saturday, March 18, and Winnipeg the foilowing day.In addition to watching curling, fans will be taken on tours of scenic points of interest throughout Britain during their two-week stay.The team representing the U.S, will be decided at the United States Men's Curling Association playoffs to be held at Grand Forks, North Dakota, from March 15 to March 18.Rinks from 14 states will be competing.The Canadian championships, with entries from every province, will be held in Calgary from March 6 to March 10.The announcement of the new entry in the Scotch Cup compeli- tiones was made at the first meet- Ing ever held between the presidents of the official curling organizations of Canada and the U.S.: Al McGowan of Hampton, N.B., representing the Dominion Curling Association, and Coleburke Lyons, Detroit, president of the U.S.- M.C.A.Mr.Lyons said the directors of his association enthusiastically and unanimously accepted The Scotch Whisky Association's invitation.He was accompanied at the meeting «by Elmer Freytag, of Chicago, international competitions chairman of the US M.C.A.Five teams enter army ball league Five teams will operate in the Officers Military Fastball League this year.The League starts its 49th season, Friday, November 18, with two games .One new team enters the fold a composite club, formed by members of the Royal Canadian Army Service Corps, Royal Canadian | Ordnance Corps and the Provost Corps.| The new entry replaces the Grenadier Guards who bowed out \u201cof competition this year.| Other members of the league in- |elude Fusiliers Mont- -Royal, Black \"watch, Royal Montreal Regiment and Maisonneuve.In opening games Fusiliers play at Black Watch and Maisonneuve plays al Royal Montreal Regiment.Both games are scheduled for 8.30 o'clock.Black Watch won the pennant last year but lost out in the championship round to Fusiliers.The Military League has been in operation since 1911, except for lime out between the two World Wars, Greystone ladies retain Kerr cup The ladies\u2019 section of Grey- stone Curling Clug retained the Dudley H.Kerr Trophy in a double-rink competition with Chantecler Club.Greystone won the two-team secutive victory in the competition.Shella Maklan and Mitzi Do- brin skipped the winning rinks, while Margery Curtis and Eleanor Powell captained the Chan- tecler entries.Mt Royals win 6-0 over L.C.C.Tom Branhill's one yard touchdown gave Mount Royal a 6-0 win over Lower Canada College, in Senior high school football action, Defense played the big part in Mount Royal's win, with John {3 | McDonald, and Dave Herring in major roles.Chris Bryant stood out in Low- rer Canada's defeat.challenge 27-14 for its third con- | Claude Bourelle, star forward with Nationale of the Metropolitan Junior Hockey League, has been suspended and.iis team is to lose its three points in the league standings.Nationale manager Jean Trot- tier said he received a telegram from the Quebec Amateur Hoe- key Association ordering the suspension because Bourelle produced a false birth certificate when he signed with Nationale.Metro player is suspended The three points are to be taken off Nationale\u2019s record and given to Notre Dame de Grace Monarchs, the team they beat once and tied once for the points.However, the ruling will not go into effect until a QAHA meeting Nov.19.Officials will then decide what other measures are to be taken against Bourelle, Snuff is made from the stems and leaves of the tobacco plant.Mt.Royal puck loop meet Nov.18 Leo Dandurand, Albert Battleship Leduc, and Sylvio Mantha will be the honored guests at the second reunion of the old Mount Royal Hockey league social evening to be held at \u201cButch\u201d Bou- chard\u2019s Friday, Nov.19.Any player who has not been contacted can secure information by calling Daddy Guerin at CL.6-0347.OF meaning \u2014 this important year.Please take a moment to decide how much you can help\u2014then give generously wnen the volunteer canvasser calls.WHAI KIND MEN?The overriding issue of the 1960's is to determine what kind of men can best deal with the tumult of change in the world.Everywhere the accent falls on the new .the birth of new nations, the impact of new machines, the threat of new weapons, and the stirring of new ideas in economics, politics, and social values.HERE IS THE YMCA's ANSWER The great need of our day is a strengthening of the moral values of our nation.The supreme and primary purpose of the Y.M.C.A.must be to provide an educational experience for youth and young adults in the learning of values.PROJECT FOR 1967 A SPECIAL EDUCATION PROJECT FOR TEENAGE YOUTH.program modernization has shaped this city-wide pian to help our youth establish life interests and vocational choices \u2014 to give their formal education added to set GOALS FOR LEARNING, VALUES FOR LIVING, YMCA ANNUAL CAMPAIGN $250,000 $250,000 is the minimum amount needed in WESTMOUNT YMCA 4585 Sherbrooke Street West WE.7-3916 .A seven-year process of ar er ee "]