The Westmount examiner, 6 janvier 1961, vendredi 6 janvier 1961

[" Examiner Survey on annexation bid shows: There was not even one in favor! Next week\u2019s weather January 7 te 13 Commencing quite cold and windy but susay, with meraing rime rests, intermittent light blowing now and seme mist.Freeuing drizsie for some places, overloading power lass.A wide lomperature range this stormy week from well belew nere te 36 above.Bright and a little warmer is the middie of the week.Thea cloud.lng for mere snow, 3 (0 7 inches in the south 79\u201d ia the mountaiss, xaminen ee 0060600608 Gales and quite cold for the end of the week.with sunay perieds VOL.XXXN, No.| MONTREAL, FRIDAY, JAN.6, 1961 16 PAGES 4533s 35 5 CENTS Led intermittent light snows, thea becoming much milder, SUI con ditions fair, By ERIC NEAL LES AIA Cue ER ES ui Sa SER TR wi ® Nomination day January 9 WMA election slate unopposed ; winner See also \u2018Ho, hum\u2019.Page 4 You Say - Puzzle Clergy opposes pool I'd Pete in park \u2018proper\u2019 rather stumps die Page 5 Page 4 2 net ation & I amet rm poe ee 9 ror tom ma te 4 ctl .Unity Boys\u2019 talent show cheered af St.Vincent de Paul Page 2 Public meet called in Loyola University bid Page 5 AWA = GONE LUE EN ES DUB itv.AAI ES curvétise in Westmount to pay $157 e in damages Page 3 - CASHWORD ante up to $130 mark Page 14 Fatality-free year is fine example po AOD NE Bo AR es a Ap AR 1 o An A y n° be Six-year-old Michael Ashworth, a second grade POW | \u2014 nt at King's School, shuts his eyes for cover as a schoolmate tosses a halo of snow in his direction, Michael was captured by the Examiner photographer in the King's School play-yard.a Loo Thompson Phote ostmount Examiner, Fridey, January 6, 196) Air Ways Light aircraft sales up; transport builders worry By LARRY McINNIS THE GOOD AND BAD: We have made many references to the aviation industry as a whole, including everything from the manufacture of aircraft in Canada by Canadians to the sale of American aircraft to Canadians, and even the possible sale of Canadian-made aircraft to Americans \u2014 and so on! The look for 1961 may not be as rosy ia the industry as first supposed.There is reason to believe that Canadair, for example, may be having trouble selling the CL-44, which at one time was sert of scheduled to go to the Military Air Transport Services of the US Air Force.The contract was inked, so the story goes, but never signed because the elections sert of held things up.Also, Pan American was dickering, but nothing is! definite.This is unfortunate, because Canadair, while a wholly-owned subsidiary of General Dynamics, an American firm, employs a great many Canadians and, let's face it, we need the business.The firm is having trouble, for some strange reason, selling the CL-41, the side-by-side Jet primary trainer.Of course, the RCAF would be the logical customer for this onc.* * * TO CONTINUE: The general feeling is that the RCAF just doesn't have the money to buy the small jet at the present time, even though Air Force people who have tested it say it would be a worthwhile investment.They would like to have all pilots slated to fly jets get right to LL The Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent Parade with Fred Johnston at the piano and Billy Smith at the drums entertained the inmates at the Federal Training Centre of St.Vincent de Paul last week as a fitting climax to a very busy and successful season, and the Variety Show was termed one of the greatest ever presented by our Talent Club.Ovation followed ovation as Appearing on Montreal Matinee, Mark Latoni and Pembroke MacDermott, Junior High students, told of their problems and hopes for their school newspaper known as \u2018\u2018Montreal Bulletin\u201d, Pembroke is editor and approves all material in the accepted way, while Mark is secretary and them without wasting time on conventional piston-driven aircraft.Well, we'll see about the new budget.Almost the same situation is going on with DeHavilland as far as the Army is concerned, although the US forces were impressed enough with the short-field performance Caribou | to place a substantial order.Again the rumor: the Canadian Army hasn't got the money to buy.And again, we'll see the defence budget.Getting back to the CL-44, it is said that it will be the cheapest operating aircraft of its type to fly, and it's hard to understand just why nobody will buy it in view of this \u2014 surely any airline hauling freight is interested in making more money.* * * THE OTHER SIDE: American manufacturers of light and business aircraft, on the other hand, anticipate a further increase in business.All major manufacturers are coming out with new models and great improvements to existing ones.In addition, there are some nearly-dead manufacturers who have rejuvenated their companies and jumped back into the swing of things.And, as expected, there is a rash of entirely new outfits jumping on the band wagon.Aircoupe, for example, is back on the market.The original manufacturers of this plane were bought out by the City of Carlsbad, New Mexico, which floated a $7 million bond issue to make the purchase.This is the little craft that flies like you drive a car \u2014 no rudder pedals, and it's practically impossible to spin or stall it.flip it, or otherwis do harm.* * + LIGHT AIRCRAFT: Although Piper advertises they have sold more of their aircraft than any other company in the world (and this is | probably true), Cessna is giving them a run for their money.In fact, Cessna is the world's leader in light plane manufacture.In a bid to increase their lead, they have come out with a whole string of new models this year, and with many modifications to existing ones.Even the familiar 172 has a new model, and a new name for an improved version.Piper are putting two entirely new aircraft on the line, as are Beech.It will be like the car market \u2014 hundreds to choose from.Lake | esa: is manufacturing a new version of the Skimmer: Mooney has a new all- metal aircraft \u2014 and so it goes! * * * NEWS AND NOTES: Jacques Goulet recovering from his \u2018\u2018accident\u2019 | ms mamma: and seen around the Montreal Flying Club .the clum planning a fly-in, probably to Lak.Placid in time for the winter festival there .Placid Chamber of Commerce promises a real good time for those who can make it .the club's Bonanza back on the line with a new paint job after its prang in Malone, N.Y.wonder if Paul Belanger made it to Lac Ouimet before the freeze up for the 180 float conversion.ms [1 lm eT LID = Commercial \u2014 Industrial Residential Maintenance end Repoirs of Buildings on All Types | Leo Falardeau PLUMBING © HEATING © ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK © GAS HEATERS 3955 St.James Street West JAAR JA SRR JR AR a RR OOOH ENE Y YER ON SWE WWW Www ew www wa ee ee JIL SRR 0 Jah SB J 0 nn AR A SR I AR JR SR JR SR AR IR In WWW WWW PP PAPA PAS 3 husties up most of the copy that is used.| \u201cUp to now, we have been successful, but are usually in the red i financially\u201d said young Mac- | Dermott.Travel, transportation, jokes, puns, school news, etc.are cover- led generally.But as the paper does not appear regularly, \u201cit is hard to get items thal can be used.\u201d Future planning for the paper is uncertain because of finances.Both young men intend to follow their fathers professions \u2014 the Senior MacDermott is a pediatri- cien, and Mark's father is a lawyer.* > Rose Goldblatt, Elm avenue pianist, will give a performance on Tuesday, January 10, at Me- Gill Conservatory of Music.The program.will consist of music by Canadian composers: \u201cFantasy\u201d dedicated to Rose \u2018Goldblatt by Violet Archer, \u201cChante Intime\u201d by Marven Duchow, first performance of a \u201cprelude\u201d by Lawrence Taylor, \u201cConte\u201d by Hector Gratien, \u201cVi- Sets ALAN PIERCE BLACKBURN A funeral service was held on DecemBer 24, at the chapel of D.A.Collins Inc., Sherbrooke street west, with committal service at the Mount Royal Crematorium, for Alan Pierce Blackburn who died on December 22, at his late residence in Westmount, following an illness of three months.Born in Chatham, Ontario, he was educated in the Chatham schools and at Queen's University, Kingston, where he graduated with honors in Civil Engineering, with a B.Sc.degree.Mr.Blackburn came to Montreal in 1920 to open an office for Canadian Des Moines Steel Company and as their Sales Manager for Eastern Canada.This company was later joined to Horton Steel Company, of which he was in charge until 1938.Following war work, he became well known as an engineering consultant, and latterly was with the Board of Assessors of Westmount.He was a charter member of the Mount Stephen Club, and Marlborough Golf Club, a member of Weilington Lodge AF&AM, Chatham, a member of Mocha Temple, London, Ontario, since 1921, and of the Professional Engineers of the Province of Quebec, as well as a resident of the City of Westmount for many years.\u2018He is survived by his wife, the former Eileen Campbell, his sos, Alan C., of Montreal, and a sister, Mrs.W.L.Wray (Marion), of Burlington, Ontario.His younger son, James, predeceased him in 1043.s Week in Westmount By VALENTINA RAHR Td By MAURICE MARIASINE each of the young performers appeared oa stage.There isn\u2019t any doubt whatsoever that the audience was most appreciative, and their applause literally rocked the large auditorium.It was a great thrill for our youngsters as well, who although accustomed to large audiences and acclaim, were moved and very pleased by the audience reaction.p gnette\u201d by Alexander Brott, first performance of a composition by Maurice Dela who recently won first prize given by the Canadian Music Teachers Association, \u201cSad Songs\u201d by Kenneth Meek, \u201cSonatina\u201d by Robert Fleming, and others.Marven Duchow, Dean of the Faculty of Music at McGill, will deliver an address on Canadian Music during the evening.* People are talking about the book that is being written about the Independent Art Association and its members.Linen bound, it will contain illustration of some of the artists best works, and is scheduled for spring 1961 publication.- * x 0» Mrs.F.G.Reed, Trinity Players dramatic group leader, is holding rehearsals for a play to be presented February 8.Mrs.Reed has just returned from England where she spent the Christmas holidays.» * * Mrs.A.G.Schiemm, Grosvenor avenue, Roslyn Home and School Association committee member in charge of ski school arrangements, disclosed that classes for beginners and advanced students ages 8 to 12, will start on the slopes of King George Park, on Monday, January 9.Lessons will be held Mondays and Thursdays from 3.45 to 4.45 p.m.Between 80 and 100 students have already enrolled for this course, Mrs.Schlemm disclosed.\u201cThe course helps make skiing safer, when students learn with the right instructors at an early age, how to manipulate their equipment,\u201d she said.Beginners learn on the slight slope until they gain confidence.Advanced students go right on the steeper slopes of the park.FLOWERS GERALD McKENNA LIMITED 2129 Bishop St.VI.2-9112 AAMAMMDAMAAAAA00A AAA Rocking ovation given Talent Parade at St.Vincent de Paul Penitentiary This final Variety Show rang down the curtain on a very active 1980 seasom of public service.Seventeen shows were presented \u2014 two of which were in the United States.A review of the shows presented were as fellows: January 26, Verdun Rotary Club Ladies Night February 34, St.Matthias Church; March 15, Verdun Protestant Hospital; March 23, Queen Mary Vetertn's Hospital; April 2, Rotary International Conference at Bingham- ton, New York; April 6, Vickers Boy Scout Troop; April 27, Unity Boys\u2018 Club 10th Anniversary Reunion; April 28, Hampstead Re- ereational Association; May 20, Unity Boys\u2019 Club Annual Variety Show and Hobby Show; May 25, Rosemount United Church; June 22, Queen Mary Veteran's Hospital; September 25, Rotary International District Conference at Lake Placid, New York; November 16, St.Luke's Anglican Church; November 30, Queen Mary Veteran's Hospital; December 1, Montreal Boys\u2019 Association Annual Leaders\u2019 Recognition Banquet; December 18, Canadair Management Club Annual Children\u2019s Christmas Party; December 29, Federal Training Centre of St.Vincent de Paul.MORE 1961 Three more Variety Shows have been booked so far this year.On January 10, for the Old Folks Home; on January 22, for the Rotary Club of Montreal International Student's Tea at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel and on May 7, for the Rotary International Assembly at Lake Placid, New York.Looks like another big year coming up for the Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent Parade.ON THE LOCAL SCENE Interesting activities to suit the inclination of any boy or girl will be in operation at the club in 1961.A variety of arts and crafts for both boys and girls, library facilities, group clubs, hobby groups, an expanded sports program and social and special events.All handicraft classes have already begun making articles for (Continued on page 7) Fer the convenience of the public, we provide a private, illuminated parking lot.DA Tolling PF.A.Nunne\u2014A.PF.Williame 3010 Sherbrooke Street West z= 1234 (Mountain St.NS Five Generations of Traditional Service Ww cJos.C.UIray &BRro.Funarau Diractors Phone: UN.6-6363 Fer AB Vowr © PHOTOGRAPHY e PHOTO SUPPLIES e PHOTO - COPYINS © Roguier and Custom Photofiaiching © ACME PHOTO Reg'd.2 Seéores te Sorve Yeu ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS OHMMAN'S oS 4123 St.Catherine, W.WE.2-5709 JEWELLERS 0866 Sherbrooke St., W.WU.1-1969 WE.3-4046 1216 Groene Ave.VOL.XXXN, Ne.1 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1961 PAGE THREE Annexation?Definitely not!\u2019 Westmount clergy favors Lawn tennis site ® for swimming pool The Westmount Ministerial Association, made up of some 15 clergymen representing Westmount's Protestant Churches, is opposed to the establishment of a swimming pool in the Westmount Park quadrangle bounded by Melville, Western, Lansdowne and Sherbrooke, it was disclosed in a recent letter.The statement, signed ™ : Elections by K.Eddy, secretary of the association, and \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 e ° Nomination d © day is Rev.Callum Thompson, association chairman, Monday, Jan.9 and minister at the Westmount - Park Emmanuel Church, made three specific points: 1) that the association favored a swimming 1; 2) that the pool be an enclosed one, and 3) where not to build it.An enclosed pool, the association says.so that swimming MR.JEAN DRAPEAU'S astonishing proposal to annex Westmount (and 31 other Island municipalities) into the embrace of the City of Montreal was greeted here with a solid wall of opposition and undisguised hostility, the Examiner Survey disclosed this week.There was not even t which threw Montreal's one opinion which Mayor into a notorious- favored Mayor Jean's ly unpopular light were, suggestion.for the most part, com- 1 mon opinion.Mayor Drapeau\u2019s proposal had, apparently, hit * Westmount residents in their pride.Statements such as \u201cl'a rather die first!\u201d and \u2018We live in Westmount because it is the way it is\u201d and \u201cWe'd lose our Garden City'\u201d give one the opinion that pride will pose an able and aggressive antagonist to the mayor's plan.Replies of \u2018definitely not' and comments and water safety classes may be held during the school year.Clergymen representing 10 Westmount Churches were \u201call of one mind\u201d regarding elections are only 10 the pool, declared Rev.Thompson.\u201cWe have,\u201d he continued, days away.(Continued on Page 12) But on Monday, Jan- TELEVISION uary 9, Mayor J.C, RADIO © STEREO Cushing, Aldermen Paul SERVICE Ouimet and C.H.Drury © prompt ae \u2014the slate selected by Electric Appliances Repaired All Works & Parts Guaranteed the nominating committee of the Westmount WESTERN of mo ELECTRONIC SERVICE Municipal Association HU.9-4044 \u2014will know whether or 344A Victoria Avenue (Continued on Page 12) CHESHAM Sd) FY a HOTEL Going te England ?¥ you are bound for London and want a high-class, quiet, ; conservative hotel in a fashionable Belgravie, Ë then consider Chesham Hotel at 20 Chesham Place, S.W.l.For casual or prolonged visits, you'll like the LE intimate atmosphere of this hotel.Every room You can be sure of your with bath and boshing before leaving bitohenette.by calling NU.1-2771.Westmount municipal M \u2018he moved forward on the green But Mr.Drapeau has also succeeded in hitting West- Here's a tip se volueble t4000a000n0 200 a a a 2008 ASSL E000000000000000000000000000000 Proposal hits Westmount in pride, pocketbook mounters in the pocketbook.The letters received and the remarks noted disclose his suggestion lo mean yet another thing to the people of Westmount; the same.if not higher taxes, and less return for the tax dollar \u2014 an item which includes such points as loss of efficiency in public works programs, such as snow removal.paving of roads, laying of sewers and waler connections; inefficiency ia administration, in the police department.in the fire department and the other civil de- partinents.Westmounters, who have become enured to the idea and practise of efficiency, who have been brought up with the thought of a secure City resting on an even more secure foundation, cannut, apparently.reconcile themselves to the idea of a \u2018\u2019Montreal-type\u2019 administration running the City of Westmount.If.as it was suggested, Mr.Drapeau made his proposal merely to gauge the reaction of the general public, then he should by now have a reasonably representative answer te his startling suggestion.Wd best be amplified i You'll always get results By using classified, rer City to pay $157 in damages ALLL LALLLELLLEL0000000000 VY ANNY The City of Westmount this, week approved payment of $157 jin damages to Richard Bramson and Harold Krauspe in settlement of claims arising from two collies © ine _\u2014 © 206020400000 SHYT pL rT YY AYYAY Going Away On A Winter Vacation 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not ,hoticed by the truck driver as ! 12 Rooms Garoge ; light, Council reported.| Both cars had been waiting for the green light, but the smaller vehicle was reportedly out of line of the truck driver's vision.Damage in this case amounted to $90.Fuads were taken from the insurance reserve (eo cover VOIP VO VV VOI VV rT VV vv rrr vrvovrvovyvrvrvrorvcey VV IRV COCO OVOVVVV VV VPP PIV VIOPrvvVvorvove Westmount Central 3Y2 Baths $74,000.00 DO YOU NEED MORE ROOM?Beautiful Westmount residence, detached and completely remodelled.Ideally located on a quiet tree- ined residential street, it is a unique opportunity combining one of Westmount's finest locations together with a luxury home.Spacious reception hall with magnificent stairway leading to upper floor, spacious living room with open fireplace and coz study also with wood burning fireplace.Cross hall dining room.Modern planned kitchen.Two separate edroom areas, flexible for family or servant use and in the basement a bright, sunny and very large family recreation room.One of Westmount's fine homes.Exclusive listing.Please call: MRS.D.H.LEWIS \u2014 REgent 8-4966 Frank A.Norman & Co.Lid.1285 Laird Bivd.- Town of Mount Royal - REgent 1-6817 Member Montreal Real Estate Board Examiner $138 Western Avenue, Meatreal 28, Que.Mood Office: 7008 Kildare Read, Mentvesl 29 Montreal, Fridey, Jenuery 6, 1961 Circulation Dept.\u2014 Display Advertising HY.9-120) Classified Advertising (To 8:30 p.m\u2026 Mon, Tues.& Wed.Only) HU.1.04850 Editorial Department \u2014 Accounting Depertment NU.1-2770 -_\u2014 Joba W.Senstea, President ond Publisher Mogh kL McCormick, Choirmes Larry Melnnis, News Editer Mugb R.Mount, Advertising Menager Miss Evoiyn McKinnen, Circulation Manager The Ezaminer aime (0 be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted te public service.year, Five cente a copy.Mail subscriplions: $3.00 per year: $0.20 bald Member of the l'anadiam Weekly Newspapers Association, Quebes Newspapers Association, Authorized as Ind Cluss Muil.Post Office Dept.Ottawa WE SAY Nomination day Monday: Ho, hum ANT to be an alderman, or even mayor of West- mount?Monday is the deadline for your nomination if you want to try for election the following Monday.Jan.16.Qualifications required are not extraordinary: be a property owner .in Westmount, have no prison record.etc.The people of Westmount may require more positive qualifications before they give you their votes.For instance, at least even chance that you can do as well as Alderman Paul Ouimet or C.H.Drury or Mayor J.C.Cushing - all of whose terms have expired and who have been renominated by the Westmount Municipal Association, So far, no one else has come forward.And majority of West- mounters probably don\u2019t care whether there is an election this year or any vear.Westmount is well run.Why bother?they ask.Ho, hum.Fatality-free yeor is fine example A ANY have been the anguished bleats, almost all from motorists caught by it, against Westmount's radar timers for the detection of speeding cars.But loud is the praise of those who note that West.mount has just rounded out a vear free of traffic fatality.Radar cannot take all the credit for this fine and satisfying record.Vigilant policemen, adequate street lighting, well placed traffic signals and signs, one of the best works departments on the continent when it comes to keeping pavements clear and clean in all seasons \u2014 these are some of the other major yeasons.Perhaps best cause of this traffic safety success story: a citizenry both young and old conscious of the value of human life, exercising care whether behind the wheel or afoot.YOU SAY Drapeau\u2019s proposal insult to Westmount Sir: 1 read your excellent Editorial \u2018\u2018Annexation Bid is Outrage\u2019 in the December issue of the 30th with interest and satisfaction.It is pungent and deservedly critical of the plan of the new \u2018\u2018Political Twins\u201d who apparently will do their utmost to impose their will upon the long suffering taxpayers of pourly governed Montreal.For the first time in that City\u2019s history, it will be afflicted with a Party Government the members of which will, of course, concur in all that may be suggested by the Mayor and his aide de camp, the Chairman of the Executive Committee.It is by no means a pleasant prospect for Montreal's population, Since the new Administration is a temporary one and its future uncertain, its leaders would have been well advised to administer it in a manner to carn the appreciation of the taxpayers.But no! Immediately following his victory the Mavor came out with a blast that was as unexpected as it was calculated to arouse the indignation and protests of the municipalities that would lose their identity and usefulness when caught in the Island Metropolitan net.The instant and justifiable reaction of the Mayors of the threatened Municipalities was a stinging one and a well merited rebuke to the ambitious seekers for greater prestige and glory.Speaking more particularly of Westmount, has Montreal at any time had a higher standard of municipal efficiency and progress than the municipality that Mayor Drapeau und his Chief Lieutenant would absorb in their new municipal creation?As vour editorial properly points out, if Drapeau et al would want to learn how the best interests of Westmount's residents are cared for all they need do is to visit it and make comparisons.Westmount's Mayor and Aldermen attend strictly to what concerns their City's government and future.They do not call press conferences to give themselves importance.What is more (o their credit and splendid public spirit is that they serve without remuneration.This applies equally (o the well- koverned Town of Mount Royal, Outremont.Hampstead, Montreal West and other Municipalities, 1 have said and repeat that Montreal's Mayor would be much better employed in giving the taxpayers a much more effective police protection than is presently possible because of the entirely inadequate police force in number which notwithstanding because of the ber Annexation YOU SAY Westmount would lose its pride Sir: Westmount should definitely not be annexed by Moat- real.Maybe some other municipal- ilies should be annexed by Montreal \u2014 but not Westmount.It is true that we benifit from some Montreal services, but because of its (Westmount's) Joca- tion on the Island, Montrealers constantly use Westmount streets which we pay for and keep in good condition, Westmounters pay six per cent tax on all their purchases.Out of town people working in Montreal have their merchandise delivered at their homes paying only two per cent tax.If the City of Montreal needs extra money, we feel out of town people (outside the Island of Montreal) working in town should pay some kind of tax.1 feel the City of Westmount, if it were annexed by Montreal, would lose its well-deserved pride.Mr.and Mrs.R.Larese Fight Drapeau\u2019s annexation plan Sir: Everybody should vote on this subject: nothing can happen against the will of the residents.We want Westmount as it is; that is why we live here.And please \u2014 fight for it (against annexation\u2019! Good luck.Mrs.G.A.Chancer *% de culean efforts of the higher officers and rank and file is doing its best to combat banditry.As Chief Magistrate, the Mayor should, and in view of his office must.exert whatever power and influence he may possess to give the citizens and taxpayers a higher degree of personal and property protection than they are getting at the moment.Westmount and its sister municipalities did not seek nor would they accept his advice or plans for their government or future.The proposed plan is an insult to the intelligence of the residents of the municipalities that would be embraced in his scheme.BERNARD ROSE Has 10, Near (poet.) 22.Surfaces 38.Rhone =.tributary 14.Force (La) 15.Trieste measure 19.Whether 18.Close to 19.Rankle 80, Finnish seaport 81.Golfer's hazard 28.Acidity uses 84.Patriotic song 28.Struck $9.Speedy 80.Hodge» Mentreal cennet run itself properly Sir: Montreal cannot run itself properly now.Westmount is well-run and needs no help.Mrs.F.H.Clements Annexation would be bad influence Sir: As a long time resident and homeowner in Westmount, 1 register protest against any annexation by the City of Montreal of the City of West- mount.To have our city serviced by Montreal \u2014 we would have the turmoil of politics, dirty streets, lack of efficient snow removal, poor sanitary collections, inadequate police protection, which is a fait accompli in Montreal, as is obvious to anyone who reads the daily newspapers.Our children and grandchildren would be denied the policing of street corners (while) going to our schools and our \u201cGarden City\u201d would be unrestricted as to taverns, rooming houses, etc., ete, which would only have a bad influence on all residents, Mrs.A.Isidore Feldman \u2018Our\u2019 police, fire protection best Sir: I think our police and fire protection and our \u2018by-) laws are of the best.And we want to keep it that way.Mrs.V.E.Potter I'd rather die than say yes Sir: Mayor Drapeau seems to be having trouble looking after his own city.1 don\u2019t know what he would do if the annexation went through.Perhaps a better solution would be for Westmount to annex Montreal.Our people do a very good job of looking after our city.So my answer to yout survey is \u2018No! No! A thousand times no!\u201d I'd rather die than say ves.Mrs.W.Thomas podges 31.Denomi.36.Polish rived 38.Wing Westmount run in honest, cloon way Sir: | have lived in Westmount all my life and 1 feel proud of same as the Cily of Westmount is run by an honest, clean administration.So we want to keep it that way.As for Montreal wanting to aubex Westmount, ! think this is out of the question as Montreal's administration cannot handle the part they now have without taking om more responsibility.Mrs.James Turnboll PiarTer Matter By BOB KEEN Columbia: This week we feature some easy-to-listen-to classical music by a variety of orchestras and conductors.On ML 5564 Thomas Schippers Conducts Orchestral Music From The Opera with the Columbia Symphony Orchestra, the brilliant 30- year-old Metropolitan Opera maestro gives us some interesting selections from nine operas, including a few on the rare side.The well-known ones are Bizet's \u2018Carmen,\u2019 Verdi's \u2018La Traviata, \u2018Hansel and Gretel\u2019 by Humper- dinck, the familiar \u2018Love for Three Oranges\u2019 march of Prokofiev, the famous \u2018Cavalleria Rusticana' Intermezzo by Mascagni, and some romantic music from \u2018Madame Butterfly.\u2019 The less-heard items are the Nocturne from \u2018Shylock\u2019 by.Faure, and excerpts from operas by moderns Samuel Barber and Alban Berg.The majority of the selections have been chosen for their quiet, dreamy appeal and are warmly performed by the ensemble, An unusual orchestral disc is Tchalkovsky Suite No.3 In G Major, Op.55 on ML 5256 with the Little Orchestra Society of New York under its founder Thomas Schern.an.The appeal to this one lies in the fine performance of a lesser known work of a great composer by a musical group not often heard on discs.\"The suite is in four movements, \u2018Elegy,\u2019 \u2018Melancholy Waltz,\u2019 \u2018Scherzo' and \u2018Finale,\u2019 the latter take ing up one complete side and being in 12 variations of its opening theme.The work contains much of the melodic charm of Tchaikovsky and his majestic build-up to impressive climaxes.A collector's item.Finally there's a new recording of Hector Berlioz\u2019 famous potboiler Symphonie Fantastique, Op.14 on Epic LC 3665 with the Hague Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by W'llem van Otter- loo.This five-movement syme- phony was the orchestral high light of the first Dollar Concert this season, and is noted for its rich instrumentation, colorful climaxes, and general grandiose display.The performance by the Dutch group meets all the taxing requirements, and is a recommended choice, bee People soy thot life is the thing, but | still prefer reading.~\u2014Logan Pearsall Smith.2er University_bid Oliver Towne is away on a short vacation; his column will resume when he returns.TUTTUUTUUTVUUUTUVOUVUUWVS 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Loyola public meeting will study reactions In a concentrated effort to point out the need for an English- speaking Catholic university in the Province of Quebec, and to gauge public reaction to the application by Loyola College for a university charter, 12 English.speaking Catholic associations \u2014 the majority of them indirectly connected with Loyola \u2014 have undertaken sponsorship of a pub lic meeting to be held in the Loyola auditorium, at 3 pm, Sunday, January 8.The meeting is sponsored joint: iy by the following organizations: The Diocesan Union of the Holy Name Society of Montreal; Catholic Women's League of Canada: Federation of English-speak- ing Catholic Teachers; Knights of Columbus Montreal Council No.284 and Resurrection of our Lord Council No.4368; Lay Professors Association at Loyola College: Loyola College Alumni Association; Loyola College Mothers Guild; St.Patrick's Society of Montreal; Students\u2019 Administrative Council of Loyola College: Union of Irish Societies of Montreal; Xavier Apostolic Council and Xavier Apostolic of Montreal.Chairman of the meeting will be Dr.John Mcllhone, assistant general director of studies in charge of English classes for the Catholic School Commission of Montreal, and Very Rev.Emmet Canon Carter, principal of St.Joseph Teachers College and director of the Thomas Moore Institute for Adult Education.Timothy P.Slattery, QC, will be the principle speaker.His topic: \u201cLoyola College \u2014 a 65 year-old Institution of Higher Learning.\u201d Then try to thunk Where you con buy A better sink, JOHN WATSON C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1369 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 The application for the elevation of Loyola College to the status of a University has already had its second reading in the Quebec Legislature.+ Puzzle puzzles puzzlers Puzzle Pete has won again! And the CASHWORD contest prize moaey has climbed to $130 this week.Response to the contest, which has proved fabulous since it's introduction in this paper three weeks ago, has shown puzzlers te be within a hairs-breadth of the correct answers.Last week's puzzle provided unexpected stumbling blocks for contestants whe had attained the five words which Puzzle Pete thought would offer the most troubie \u2014 tattle, bias, wine, staking and light \u2014 and whe slipped up on such words as paint for pains (23a), log and cog for dog (5d), minor for miner (16d), and sports for spurts (29a).Only two per cent of the total sumber ef centestants made good on the five key words.With each week, the number of contestants is steadily increasing.Join the fun and test your thinking.Here's your chance te get the money fer that fur coat, or down payment en a car, or whatever else you have in mind.And keep your eyes peeled on these pages for extra bonuses which will appear withia the month, Im case (there is any doubl as te how the answers arrive en The Editor's desk, he would like to point out that the correct solution is mailed from the judges in New York City to the manager of the Royal Bank of Canada in the Cote Saint Luc Shopping Centre.The correct puzzle is not released te The CASHWORD editor until Tuesday morning after the Monday midnight deadline.The answer is mailed in two sealed envelopes, making it impossible to tamper with the answer and guaranteeing that we person can have access to the puzzle until after the dead- lime RAGS, MOPS AND DUSFERS Oily dusters and paint rags should never be stored in a clused space or closet.They can burst into flame and cause a serious fire, by spontaneous combustion.It is best to wash such cloths or mops right after use or dispose of them in a metal container.If possible, store them out of doors.Don\u2019t use gasoline-soaked cloths in the basement or anywhere near stove, furnace or heater, or where anyone is smoking.BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL CARDS CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Eric A.Cushin James C.Smit Westmount 6 CUSHING, RENNIE & SMITH Chartered Accountants 4444 St.Catherine St.West Donald F.Rennie Arnulf Flaten WE.3-6732 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey.Jansery 6, 1961 Quebec March of Dimes campaign starts Jan.16 The Quebec March of Dimes launches its campaign for funds to continue the fight against poliomyelitis os January 16, it was asmsounced by Hugh Parry.the general chairman of the campaign.At the pre-campaizgn rally held recently, the objective of the campaign was set at $225.000.an increase of $25.000 over last year.The campaign continues from January 16 to February.when it is concluded with the Mothers\u2019 March on Polio.At the rally, Alex C.Solomon, Chairman of the Quebec Chapter, Canadian Foundation for Poliomyelitis and Rehabilitation \u2014 Quebec March of Dimes \u2014 stated that from the trend established in 1960.there would undoubtedly be a substantial increase in the 1961 program, both in prevention and rehabilitation.This, because of the 1959 severe Polio epidemic which ccntinued on into 1960.He hoped that, in order to meet the incrcas- ing needs, the 1961 March of Dimes campaign would keep pace with the needs, and thereby establish a new record.Greater program Mr.Solomon summarized ihe work accomplished by the Quebec March of Dimes in 1960 and forecasted a greater program to.include vocational rehabilitation, and stepped-up activities in recreation for the handicapped for the year 1961.The mass Salk Anti-Polio vaccination clinics which started in February 1968, and have continued on through 1960, will still be a very important activity of the Quebec March of Dimes for 1961.By and large.ail of the province has been covered, including many isolated communities, such as the District of Gaspé, Seven Islands.Schefferville, Temiscamingue, Abi- tibi, Northwest Quebec, and Lake St.John area.The Eastern Townships and various of the larger cities and towns have also been covered, Hebrew month will observe \u2018Chassidism'\u2019 The annual Hebrew Month project of the Keren Hatarbut will be dedicated this year to the Baal Shem Tov, in observance of the 200th anniversary of the \u2018\u2018Pteerah\u2019 of th founder of Chassidism.As every year.Hebrew Month will be observed throughout Canada \u2014 especially in the schools\u2014 during the period between Purim and Pessach \u2014 March 1 to April 1.In conjunction with Histadrut Ivrit of America, Keren Hatarbut is publishing a series of varied materials for use in Jewish schools: two illustrated and vowelized Hebrew booklets on the Baal Shem, one for primary grades and the other for more advanced grades; posters, stamps, dictionary No.5 for children, etc.Hebrew Month will be concluded in various parts of Canada with Evenings dedicated to Baal Shem and the Chassidic Movement.Schools are requested to send in their orders for the materials \u2014 as soom as possible to the head office of Keren Hatarbut, 5234 Clan- ranald avenue, Montreal 29.SORE THROAT A sore throat can be an indication of a number of diseases.In a child it may mean the onset of a contagious illness.If is often the forerunner of rheumatic fever, a disease which can be dangerous to a child, perhaps leaving a permanently affected heart.It is always safer to consult the family doctor if a youngster complains pare discovered and applied.| many of these with two and three series of clinics.It is interesting to note that even fur the DEW line.where it is in the Province of Quebec, provision was made for the vaccination of personnel.These Anti-Po- lio vaccination clinics required $40.000.or 18 48° of the entire budget of the 1960 Quebec March of Dimes.Mr.Solomon emphasized that funds are urgently required to maintain, as well as expand the vaccination clinics in the province.and by doing this, to eliminate the possibility of another polio epidemic such as occurred in 1959.Since 1958.when the free vaccination clinics were organized.1.367.739 shots have been administered m the Province of Quebec.Largest expense The largest expense incurred by the Quebec March of Dimes during 1960 was.however, for the rehabilitation and medical programs required by adults and children who had been stricken with paralytic Polio.It is estimated that ing 1961.the medical and rehabilitation programs would run over 25\".ot the entire budget.| It must be understood that the medical and rehabilitation pro-; grams cover both new and old cases.For some four years now.the Quebec March of Dimes have been carrying on à provincial survey to uncover old cases, and are finding them both in the urban and rural areas of the province.This survey will be continued and, | as heretofore, all individuals , needing assistance will be provided for.Tight budgeting was necessary in 1960.and undoubtedly this situation will be aggravated in 1961.Rehabilitation of Polio-stricken is a long and costly process.and even though we may budget for a 12-month period, rehabilitation ia its various aspects.runs into years and gets progressively more expensive as more new (echniques The total caseload of the Foundation in the province stands Vier 9-8689 at 3,434.Of this total.1,730 people receiving treatment reside om the Island of Montreal.The next large item on the budget forecast for 1961 is the couet of braces and other prosthetic appliances.Fifteen per cent of the money contributed to the Quebee March of Dimes.or approximately $35.000 is slated for these items, Some of the other services and expenses were grants, bursaries.and rescarch programs.Some $8.500 is the forecast for transportation costs of Polio victims lo and from rehabilitation and treatment centres.Mr.Parry reported to the rally that nearly all Branch presidents.officers, members, and auxiliaries oi the Royal Canadian l.cgioa are presently organizing for the cam- paiga in their various districts.The campaign will include a letter appeal to special names, a letter canvass of employee-organiza- tions, and as in previous vears, à Mothers\u2019 March door-to-door campaign.At the conclusion of the Mothers\u2019 March oa February 1, from 7 to 8 pm.the campaign will be officially terminated.BEER ALE & PORTER FREE DELIVERY HU.4-3541 FAST SERVICE © Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Delly © Groceries ond imported Delicacies NATAL 4865 Sherbrooke St.West (near Victoria) YOUR PHOTO DEALER WHERE YOU WILL EVENTUALLY BUY! United Photographic Store Idd.156 ST.PETER ST.MONTREAL \u2014 Going to EUROPE planning a Cruise to the WEST INDIES or SOUTH AMERICA ?Consult.Westmount International Travel Roger L.Huys Officially Appointed Agents for \u2014\u2014 2 Service mans, manager I STEAMSHIPS end AIRLINES 4935 Sherbrooke Street W.HU.6-4948 HU.8-3941 gts | Ee ee td 6 The Westmount Enaminer, Fridey, January 6, 196) Famous foiksinger to appear locally Polksinger Oscar Brand, well- known throughout the States and Canada for his versatility, will appear locally for the first time at Plateau Hall Friday January 13, accompanied by a youthful singing and instrumental trio, \u201cThe New Lost City Ramblers.\u201d The four entertainers have beca acclaimed by North American University audiences, and recently appeared in New York and San Francisco.Brand was born in Winnipeg and spent his early years there before beginning his checkered career as performer, historian, folklorist, book reviewer, commentator and psychologist.He became a professional folksinger in 1945, finding it \u2018easier than working for a living\u201d.He soon graduated from the tenor banje to the twelve string guitar.and appeared tly on many ma jor American television netwerk shows.His varied accomplishments in- ciude a set of \u2018\u2019backroom\u201d ballad records dear to the heart of every fraternity boy.as well as many other recordings; cowboy commercials for the Wyatt Earp show, singing and acting performances in documentary films for the Encyclopaedia Britannica, and a song composition, \u201cA Guy is a Guy\" which sold over a million records as a number-one hit.His entertaining concert appearance number in the thousands.Oscar Brand and The New Lost City Ramblers will offer a program of \u201csociable\u201d songs.MAIL.CKVL - FM Musical Director By Giveen Cornfield ON THE AIR: Last week we listed the daytime schedule for the month of January 1961 on CKVL-FM.1 would like to point out here that on Sundays the following changes take place: Now to complete the schedule, here are the evening programs: SUN.9 p.m.- Midnight \u2014 Tonight at the Opera.8 - 9 a.m.\u2014 Oratorio 9 - 9.30 a.m.\u2014 Organ Recital 9.30 - 10 a.m.\u2014 Devotions MON.9 p.m.\u2014 Classical Potpourri; 9.30 p.m.\u2014 Famous Composers; 10 p.m.\u2014 International Concert Hall; 11 p.m.\u2014 Guest Artist; 11.30 p.m.\u2014 Carillon Bells.TUES.9 p.m.\u2014 Israel Concert Hall; 9.30 p.m.\u2014 Sonatas; 10 p.m.\u2014 1960 Swiss Festival; 11.30 p.m.\u2014 Carillon Bells.WED.9 p.m.\u2014 Classical Potpourri; 8.30 p.m.\u2014 Famous Composers; 10 p.m.\u2014 New Classical Releases; 11 p.m.\u2014 Masterworks from France; 11.30 p.m.\u2014 Carillon Bells.THU.9 p.m.\u2014 Tonight at the Opera; 11 p.m.\u2014 Israel Concert Hall; 11.30 p.m.\u2014 Carillon Belis.9 p.m.\u2014 Classical Potpourri; 9.30 p.m.\u2014 Famous Composers; 10 p.m.\u2014 1960 Salzburg Festival; 11.30 p.m.\u2014 Carillon Bells.SAT.9 p.m.\u2014 Evening Symphony; 10 p.m.\u2014 Music for the Connoisseur; 10.30 p.m.\u2014 Brigham Young University Concert Hall; 11.00 p.m.\u2014 Jazz Concert (2 hrs.).FRI.Here are highlights from some of the evening programs for the eoming week, A new series of programs, brought to you in cooperation with the French Broadcasting System and called \u2018Masterworks from France* comes your way Wednesday following \u2018New Classical Releases\u2019.This week the singers of St.Eustache directed by Rev.Emile Martin perform a Mass by the 16th Century French composer Elzéar Genêt.Thursday's opera is Mozart's \u2018La Finta Semplice\u2019 recorded at Salzburg and is followed by Israel Concert Hall at apprc .imately 11 p.m.On the occasion of Little Christmas, Friday, Potpourri and Famous Composers will not be heard.We were fortunate enough to obtain from Mr.Ryba of the Czech Consulate in Montreal a copy of the Czech Christmas Mass by Jan Jakub Ryba.This beautiful work, performed by the Soloists, Chorus and Prague Symphony Orchestra will be heard at 9 p.m.and is followed at 10 p.m.by the Salzburg Festival rebroadcast featuring the Berlin Philharmonic conducted by Dimitri Mitropoulos in works by Mendelssohn, Schoenberg and Debussy.Sunday's Opera will be Gounod's \u2018Faust\u2019 with de Los Angeles, Gedda, Christoff and André Cluytens, the Vienna Philharmonic and the Amsterdam Concertgebouw Orchestra are on International Concert Hall, Monday and Eugen Jochum will conduct the Paris National Orchestra with soloist Geza Anda in works by Haydn, Bartok and Beethoven Tuesday, 10 p.m.on the 1960 Swiss Festival.NEW RECORDS: Schumasa \u2014 Carnaval / Meyerbeer - Les Patineurs / Royal Opera House Orch.\u2014Huge Rigmnold/Victer LM 2450 (Mene), LSC 2450 (Steree).Two popular ballet scores in brilliant performances led by Rignold.It seems odd though that the final part of Carnaval, just under three minutes long, should be on the other side of this disc.This was done to avoid compression and resulting magnificent sound in both Mono and Stereo versions justifies this small inconvenience.Brahms \u2014 Concerte Ne.2 in B Flat / Rudolf Serkin, plane / Phila delphia Orchestra \u2014 Eugene Ormandy / Columbia ML 5401 (Messe) Brahms \u2014 Cencerte Ne.2 in B Fiat / Sviatosiav Richter, piane / Chicage Symphony Orchestra \u2014 Erich Leinaderf / Victer LM 2450 (Mene), LSC 2450 (Stereo).A few weeks ago in this column I expressed my disappointment about the Richter version which somehow *\u2018did not come off\u201d.Having since received the Stereo version of this record, however, 1 am hasty to amend any previous statement for here is à true case in point in favour of Stereo recording.The Serkin is full of dynamic contrasts and highly dramatic, with lush orchestral sound from Ormandy's orchestra.The Hungarian National Ballet Com -\u2014 A aus of s and dances / Epic LC 3735 (Mowe) ad progr rons For an unusual rendition of Liszt's Second Rhapsody, to single out but one of the many works in this album, listen to these \u2018back to source\u2019 versions, The orchestra employs authentic instruments and the cymbalom solos are particularly enjoyable.Tchaikovsky \u2014 Piane Concerte Ne.! in B Flat / Byron Janis, piano / London Symphony Orchestra \u2014 Herbert Menges / Mercury MG W266 (Mono) SK 90266 (Stereo).When Gilels' performances of this Concerto exploded on the Western musical world several ycars ago they created a sensation for here was an artist with an abundance of new and exciting ideas on a somewhat over-familiar realm.If the new Byron Janis version is not as overpowering as Gilels\u2019, it is nevertheless an excellent recording.The playing is confident and there is solid cooperation between conductor and soloist with Mercury's recorded sound leaviag mothing te be Sharps, Mets MUSICAL =.= 1961 problems | By FRANCES GOLTMAN After writing this columa for tival.A smart child came first in years, 1 would v to het as 6 ce md the toh ur a - say that there ls hardly a tople Wing vear she entered the mext om music that we have not wrik- category and came second.Be- ten about.And since there are al- cause of this the parents refused ways new people reading the ar- to let her enter the next year.Sad ticles, the same subject may re- Dut true! .ture from time to time in new paris pour T sussested a cer enter ome fashion \u2014 much the same as the re four festivals.The mother was principal of a school has new agreeable to it, but informed me parents to deal with every year (hat I must tell her offspring if but the same problems may pre- they did not win they must not be sent themselves differently with* each new pupil.If we can help solve these small difficulties them our mission has been accomplished.With the beginning of a new year there are many who make resolutions.Just and the what are resolutions anyway?ors They are promises that we make New Lest Ci - Rambl to ourselves.To fulfill them is an- John Cohen) other matter.Everybody has such a busy schedule that life is more complicated in our parents\u2019 and grand- ents\u2019 day.Even though we have time-saving gadgets, we have many more activities, and television is a \u2018\u2019one-eyed\u2019\u2019 monster that devours our hours.We may learn Tickets: $3.50 \u2014 $3.00 On Sule At: An Evening Of \u201cSociable\u201d OSCAR BRAND PLATEAU HALL Friday January 13th, 1961 at 8.30 p.m.THE RECORD CENTRE INC.2000 Crescent St.KARR'S Van Horne and Wilderten THEATRE RESERVATIONS REC'D.HU.1-8292 sit Eole VIOLAS and CELLOS Requested For Amateur Orchestra Raymonde Desjardins FE.4-2795 Gesser & Mills Concerts Present Songs Sung By \u2014 $2.50 \u2014 $2.00 tax incl.vi.35-3901 Shopping Centres a great deal through it but we are becoming \u2018\u2018watchers,\u201d not \u2018\u2018doers.\u201d The recording business has risen to become a billion dollar industry and the most celebrated artists can be heard in our living room with performances which are note perfect.Many of the younger generation (teen-agers) are familiar with the symphonies of the masters as well as the constantly changing \u201chit parade.\u201d But do you find as many young people \u2018\u2018sticking\u2019\u2019 at their music as in former years?Two years ago I made a survey: of the number of children in each 3 class taking music lessons and the surprising results appeared in this column.It caused much comment and I received many calls from amazed readers.Again 1 have enquired from pupils who are studying music how many are tak- | : ing private lessons (any instrument) and the finding will appear | =.in next week's column.: People try to cram In too many activities, Grown-ups as well as children seem to feel they must do EVERYTHING.It is not possible to be accomplished in all subjects nor is it possible fer everyone to be on top.Festivals are extremely good, yet some children do not enter again if the parents are not satisfied with the first outcome.It was a lot of work orgamizing the Music Section of the Notre Dame de Grace Arts and Letters Festival.It was mot included by the overall committee in the beginning because they knew it is probably the most difficult ome to| @E classify the entrants.1 Fad the]: assistance of a splendid commit-| = tee.= They likewise knew that the| parents were the ones who were |: not satisfied with the adjudicators'| &: decisions in quite a few cases.| i.Since children do not start music| 7 at the same approximate age, the| S$ categories are difficult to explain ; to a parent who does not know | some music.j A 10-year-old may enter the]; \u201c10 and under\u201d group and play much better than another the same age because she has taken longer or because she has practised more \u2014 or takes two lessons a week \u2014 or is more talented! If a child brings home a poor school report, the parenis gets after his child to do better work.A case comes to mind that happened in the first years of the music section in the N.D.G.Fes Mayor Drapeau chats reg amas The world\u2019s great CJAD - SUNDAYS at 12.35 p.m.\u201cThe MAYOR REPORTS to the PEOPLE\" THE SOUND OF QUALITY CJAD - NIGHTLY at 9.05 p.m.ADVENTURE in MUSIC with Leslie Roberts vx MA CJAD - NIGHTLY at 10.05 p.m.\u201cSTARLIGHT CONCERT\u201d ortists in Hi-Fi radio CJAD - ON THE HOUR NEWS LOCAL and AROUND-THE-WORLD As you lite i By LAURENT PRICE Seems to us that we detect the fine hand of Roy gin a model aeroplane class in the Kennedy, ertswhile Stowe and Laurentian publicity man, | in the Alex Webster ex-Alouette luminary, and now New York Giants\u2019 star promotion as Winter king at Lake Placid .The traffic in and out of Stowe during the holidays reminded us of a busy night on Ste.Catherine street .This is the week innkeepers count the towels missing and their friends in readiness for a nice long season .Al Madden sends a New Year's message from the Monterey (just outside San Francisco) peninsula .He misses the Fred Porters who recently returned to live in Westmount.That\u2019s a swell part of California and the spirit and temperament of the people always makes us think of Montrealers.We caught a glimpse of Windsor station the other evening and the sight of all those batteries of baggage boxes gave us a shock.Hope it\u2019s just a temporary holiday Popular NEAL WATERS, singing and piano playiug attraction al the Yankee Tavera of the Stewe Village lun.The Westmount Enaminer, Fridey.January 6, 1961 7 .LAURENTIANS VERMONT Rocking ovation .(Continued from page 2) S K | SKI STOWE © the Annual Hobby Show Exhibition which takes place in May.AND VERMONT, The Woodwork Shop has been reorganized and a new interest de- S T A Y and DINE ot veloped.Jacques MacCormack, one of the new volunteers.will be- eh i L.not too distant future and another ! an aoa \u2019 new volunteer, Gavin Stairs, will sesess soon graduate from the general ve casse re supervision category, to a mew .group club.= end wp Daily Vermont's PHYSICAL EDUCATION $70 end up Weekly Top Restaurant Looking into 1981.we have, DOUBLE CHAIR LIFT and great expectations from uper - .Bowen's physical department \u2014! T-BAR NEW TRAILS Cocktail Lounge the accent of his entire program information Phone will be on physical fitness and UN.1-5212 \u201cFer The Discriminating Thrifty good sportsmanship.The end re-| sult will be accomplished through the medium of a variety of sports engineered for competition and fun, and the accent will be on \u201cfitness.\u201d CRYSTAL BALL GAZING We see the \u2018Blue Angels\u201d promoting a Community Service Project .a St.John\u2019s Ambulance Course inaugurated .a better than ever Track and Field Meet on a National set - up.several championships in sports and an excellent year for the Senior \u201cB\u201d cage squad .new horizons for the Talent Club .inter-club visits with the Toronto Boys\u2019 Clubs and a re-newal of the basketball competitions with the Ottawa Boys\u2019 Club ., increased participation in small group clubs .an outstanding volunteer For a Day .For @ Week .Cardy - Alpine Inn and cottages in the fehulous Ste.Merguerite Aree Luxurious accommodations, superb cuisine Ski area, ski school Learn-to-shi-week Specials Dancing nightly te the music of Joe Settene Write te: oki tows, measure for it sure louses up one of the city\u2019s best buildings .The Cascade Inn at Shawinigan is the place to stay if you're skiing round Grand-Mere way .We got into one of these train-catching hassles in Waterbury, Vermont, the other day .We promised à friend in Stowe to drive her to the station there, a matter of 10 miles, to meet the Montreal train .For safe and full timing she added a half hour .The message was relayed to us by another tried and true friend who tacked another 30 minutes on on her own hook .Then to top everything the train was an hour and a half late.Did you ever spend a Christmas eve in a nice dark railroad station?It\u2019s great! There\u2019s a smart restaurant which opened last week on the Mountain Road in Stowe .It's called the Matterhorn.Haven't heard from Uncle Beauregard for a couple of weeks now.He\u2019s probably squiring his ladylove, Hor- tense, around town .Good luck to him, say we .Despite the recent snows, road conditions throughout out beat are very good .It's the city driving that gets one if one is to be gotten .| Haven't heard how trade was up the Laurentian way ever the past 10 holiday days, but it should have been good .It was \u2019most everywhere .| By the way, if you haven't visited Jim Reynolds\u2019 Center Motel at Stowe, with the fancy accoutrements for entertain- | ment, do so, please.It\u2019s something to see! And to enjoy, of course.| Guess that\u2019s all for this week, kiddies.Be sure you keep all those high-sounding resolutions\u2019 See you.The Cardy \u2014 Alpine Inn Ste.Marguerite & Station, P.Q.staff .continued service from the Ladies Auxiliary, a promotion of \"Juvenile Decency\u201d and a \u201cBan\u201d on Juvenile Deliquency.a good relationship between members and staff.We anticipate lots of fun in 1961 .we expect to have \"| Phone: UN.1-2358 Vernon G.Cardy, President outstanding gymnastic team .several good soccer teams and a better than average hockey house league.EASTERN TOWNSHIPS WEEKEND AT .Enjoy the \"Best in the ; Leurentians | with COMPLETE facilities for sport and social activities New Ski Slope ead T-bor \u2014 tetel ef four \u2014 CSIA Scheel, Sclariom Swimming Pool, Curling, Sketing, our own stable for riding end sleigh drives, dancing nightly.Special Weekend Rates rom Friday to Sunday Ski Mt.Orford Os Lake Memphremageg et Magog.P.Q.25 ultra modern units with Hotel Service.Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge.Excellent facili- |: ties for skiing and all | | Also all inclusive ski weeks from $90.winter sports nearby.On Route Ne.1 Magog.P.Q.Telephone Victor 3-3272 Regular daily rates from 1 (2 te a room) including meals For information end Reservations: AM.EE.Lattimore, Ste-Adele, P.Q.: Montreal Lise UN.19-2256 Call HU.1-0451 for your Classified Ads | NEW HAMPSHIRE The Only Oue in the World! 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PHILIP A.ROBERTSON, Mgr.> 4 er the Carefree Gourmet\u2019 SKI JEFFERSONVILLE, Vermont ond stay at Smuggler\u2019s Notch Inn Fine Vermont Accommedations & Food \u201cTHE BUCKET\u201d Lounge Caroline Shimmon, Mgr, IN THE LAURENTIANS MONT TREMBLANT The Tremblent Club Manoir Pinoteeu st.JOVITE Grey Rocks lan ST.JOVITE STATION Au Petit Chateou st.FAUSTIN Hotel Le Mentegaerd ADELE-NORD Hotel Suisse, Sea Volley Chetel Boise ADELE Le Meatclaicr Hotel The Chentecler : STE.MARGUERITE | The Ceordy Alpine lan Cechead STE.STE.| STE.AGATHE Castle des Moats THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS - NORTH HATLEY, QUEBEC Connaught lan Pleusant View Hotel Novey Manor MAGOG, QUEBEC Cabane Lodge SOUTH BOLTON.QUENEC Shegqy Dog lan VERMONT STOWE, VERMONT The Center Motel Green Mounteia lan The Stowe Motel The Villege ina end Stowe Tevern Manlyn's Restevrent Heb Nob Resteurent A { : JEFFERSONVILLE, VERMONT Smuggler's Notch lan The Highlender DERBY LINE, VERMONT Reolley\u2019s Restenrent NEW HAMPSHIRE MORTM CONWAY, New Hempalêse The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, January 6, 1961 UNITED Historic Sunday muking the termination of services in CALVARY UNITED CHURCH Westmount, Quebec Sunday, January 8th, 1961 leading to the amalgamation with Westmount Park- Emmanuel Church on Sunday, January 15th, 1961.Guest Preacher for Two Services Right Reverend Hugh A.McLeod, MAA, BD, DD, Moderator, The United Church of Canada Minister Reverend Charles R.Plaskett SERVICES 11:00 am.Service of Holy Communion 7.30 p.m.Service of Recognition.Friends and furmer members of Calvary Church are most welcome to join with the two Congregations.Music by the choirs of both Congregations.À reception will be held at the close vf the Service in the Church Hall.11:00 a.m.Sunday School ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street, West, CONVENIENT TO HOTLS REVEREND NORMAN RAWSON, MINISTER Reverend B.B.Brown, D.D., Assistant Minister Rev.Robert Blair, BA, B.D., Assistant Minister Mr.Carl Hotton, Director of Christian Education Gifford Mitchell, B.A.B.Mus., Organist & Choirmaster 4 mm an 0 come.we 11.00 A.M.New Year\u2019s Communion Service Communion Meditation \u201cTHE ABILITY AND SUFFICIENCY OF OUR GOD\u201d THE REV.NORMAN RAWSON PREACHING AT BOTH SERVICES \u2014a \u201400\u2014== 002 00e 7.30 P.M.Sermon Subject: \u2018THE MARRIAGE-GO-ROUND\u201d MARRIAGE IN A JET AGE This is the Beginning of a New Series of Sermon Lectures on Modern Marriage 900 PM.Fellowship Hours New Year's Rally United Church Sunday School Association IN St.James United Church 463 St.Catherine Street West SUNDAY, JANUARY 8th at 230 PM.Guest Speaker: Rev.Jacques Beaudon, BA, BD, STM.Hymn-Sing Led By Gifford Mitchell, B.A., B.Mus.SYNAGOGUES CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Radbi Wilfrid Shuchat \u2014 Masson Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J).Fromm THE SABATHN \u2014 Ridroh RShemen Esev Shabbos.Friday.Janusry @h Candle Lighting at 4 86 p.m.Mincho-Kabbolas Shabbos at 4:10 p.m.SABBATH SERVICES: Shachris at 9.00 a.m.Scriptural Readings: Toinh Exodus; Ch 1, vv 1 Ch 6 v 1 Prophets: Ismah.Ch.27.v.86 - Ch.28 v 13 and Ch 29.vs.33-33 Mincho at 4 (0 pm.Mastiv at 4 50 pm SERMON BAR MITZVAN Howard Norman Wattenberg.758 Lexington Avenue son of Mt and Mis.Sam M.Wittenberg will thie Sabbath morning be called to the Reading of the Torah in celebration of his Bar Mitzvah.WEEKDAY SERVICKS Sundas.Shachris at 830 am to 9.15 am.Mincho-Maativ at 415 pm.Weekdays: Shachris at 7:30 am.Mincho-Maativ at 4 15 pm.Lute Maariv at 600 pm Next Friday Evening: Candle lighting at 4 10 p.m.Mincho-Kabbolas Shabbos at 4:20 p.m.UNITED WESTMOUNT PARK.EMMANUEL CHURCH Cer.Lansdowne & Western Avenues REV.CALLUM C.D, BA, BD.Director of Music: Mr.Wayne Riddell, B.Mas.(McGill) Church, School and Buby Nursery Sermon: \u201cLord.Follow \u2014 But!\u201d Service in Calvary Church to hear the Rt.Rev.Hugh Mcleod, D.D.Moderator of The United Church of Canada Social Hour in Culvary Church 11 00 un 11.00 à m ! Would 7:30 pm.WEEK OF PRAYER SERVICES In Westmount Baptist Church January ith at 5:00 p.m.Speaker: REV.JOHN SIMMS, B.A.January 1th at 5:00 p.m.Service for Youth \u2014 Speaker : REV.ERIC McILWAIN, BA, BD.DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Bivd.ond Lansdowne Ministers: Rev.BR.Douglas Smith, BA.B.D, DD.Rev.Keith MH.Eddy.M.A, B.D.1100 am Morning Worship \u2014 The Sacrament of Baptism Sermon: \u201cReversing Tides In World Mission\u201d \u2014 Rev.R.Douglas Smith, D.D.Evening Worship \u2014 Leslie Hall Sermon Discussion: \u201cThou Shalt vs.Thou Shalt Not\u201d \u2014 Rev.R.Douglas Smith, DD.Organist and Choirmaster : Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.ST.ANDREW'S, WESTMOUNT {Cote St.Antoine Rd.near Argyle Ave.) MINISTERS Rev.D.M.Great, B.A., D.D.Miss Valerie Lewis, Dir.C.Ed.Erie J.Adams.B.Mus.\u2026.A.K.C.M.7230 pm Sunday, January 8th 11:00 am.\u201cThe Utmost For The Highest \u201cWhen One Is In A Tight Plice\u201d Come and Worship SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal 7:30 p.m.Dr.H J.Stern, Rabbi Miles Wisenthal.M.A, Educational Assistant Otte 0.Staeren.Cantor: F.L.Mcl.earon, Organist and Choir Master.SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening.January 6th, at 8:15 o'clock.Annual Sisterhood Sabbath.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Legacy of Henrietta Szold™.Saturday Morning.January 7th, at 11:30 o'clock, sermonette \u2014 \u2018The Book of Exodus\u2019 based on Torah portion.ONEG SHABBAT Following the worship Friday Evening.the Sisterhood Executive will be hosts to the Congregation at a Kiddush reception.DAILY SERVICES .Monday through Thursday Evenings at \"5:45 pm.Sunday Mornings at o'clock.Light by The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector, Trinity Memoria D.D.| Church Last week's article, as 1 think of it, did not seem to express the happiness of the New Year.It was rather a criticism of the past and a qualified hope for the future.However, let me emphasize the wish fo: a Happy New Year just 9.45.because there is a real hope for the future, and the hope springs | from our faith that the event of | Christmas sheds a new light on the whole nature of things.No | one can say at what time of the {year the events recorded by St.: Matthew and St.Luke took place, but the Church assigns them to a | time in mid-Winter just after the shortest day.The Sun has turned back on his course to bring light and warmth to the world.To ANGLICAN | ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Cote $t.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.K.B.Keefe, Rector Rev.Reginald Hollis First Sundoy After Epiphony 8:00 am.Holy Communion 9:30 am.Holy Communion Preacher: The Rector 10.30 am.Post Confirmation Class 11:00 a.m.Mattins Preacher: The Rector 11:00 a.m.Nursery.Kindergarten and Sunday School 7:30 p.m.Evensong Preacher: Rev.R.Hollis Wednesday 11:00 a.m.Holy Comunion Organist and Choirmaster: Norman W.Hurie, A.R.C.0., A.R.C.M., F.T.C.L.Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Conon S$.B.Lindsay FIRST SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist :45 a.m.Sunday School :15 a.m.Maltins (said) am.Solemn Eucharist p.m.Evensong :45 p.m.Bible Study Weekdays: Holy Eucharist 7:00 a.m.Tuesday.Thursday 8:00 um.Friday 9:30 a.m.Wednesday TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D., Rector Rev.Cannen F.L.Whitley.M.A, Hen.Assistant Rev.Allen Goedings, B.D, Assistant Mr.George E.C'hubb, F.R.C.O.F.A.G.O.Organist and Cheirmaster 9 10 11:00 7:00 7:45 Friday, Januvory 6th EPIPHANY carry out the symbolism the Church puts the Nativity Manifestation o! Christ to the Gentiles in the same period.Let us consider how the Christmas fact sheds light on the nature of things.Let me remind you again that when a man thinks there are only three directions in which his thought can run.He may think of the material world, or of the world of men including himself, or he can think of God.There is nothing else.And the Coming of Our Lord, that Coming which St.John sums up in the hrase \u2014 \u201cThe Word became Flesh, and dwelt among us\u201d \u2014 sheds light on each of those ways of thinking.The dominant idea of the world tin those days was that matter in itself was evil.Spirit shared the divine nature, but matter was evil.The body was a tomb or a cell in which the spirit was imprisoned.The wise man was one who subjected his body to any kind of restraint in order to set the soul free; or, on the other hand, the wise man despised the body so much that it did not really matter what it did.So long as the soul was not involved, the body could indulge in any form of excess or immorality.Then came the Incarnation; \u201cthe Word became Flesh, and dwelt among us and we beheld His Glory.\u201d Once aman has accepted the fact that God's Son has come into the world of things and has limited Himself by those material things, he must look on matter, not as evil, but as something that is worthy of God's use.If one takes a low view of material things one may abuse those things to his own profit.The farmer.for example, may think of his farm only as a source of quick profit.He may take everything from the soil and leave it a desert.But if he takes a high view of the soil as something which God's Son has shared with him, he will treat his farm with reverence and behave with a sense of responsibility to it.The lumberman will reforest as he cuts because he will not leave that mountain side without its covering of trees.The man who thinks of laAd only as a source of profit would cover Mount Royal with roads and apartments.The Incarnation takes us back to the Creation, when God made and God saw that everything He had made was good, so good, in fact, that He could share in it.Because He shares in it we must treat it with reverence.That is the Light which the Christmas story sheds on material things.\u2014 7:00 am.Holy Communion RELIGIOUS SCHOOL 9:00 am.Children's Service PRESBYTERIAN Regular classes Saturday Mornings at 10:00 am.Holy Communion 9:30 o'clock for High Schoo! Depart ment; Junior School.Sunday Mornings Sundoy, Jonuory 8th MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN at 9:30 o'clock.Daily Hebrew Classes EPIPHANY 1 Monday through Thursday Afternoons .H CHURCH commencing at 4 o'clock.8:00 am.Holy Communion 9:30 a.m.Confirmation Class and Wesimount, P.Q.Study Group n a à Regular ron Monday Evenine Jan 9:48 am.Junior Department fev, C cc \u2019 , Janu- .\" \u201ctank 11:00 am.Matting B.A., 8.0.Minister ary 9th, at 8 o'clock.At 8:43 o'clock, P her: The Rect ° ° the special lecturer will be Dr.Joseph .reacher: e ector Kage.on \u201cThe Canadian Jewish Com 11:00 am.Nursery, Kindergarten.11:00 a.m.Church School ta 7 Primary Department .munity.; 11:00 am.Public Worship ee 7:3 pm.Evensong \u2014 Preacher: The The Minister Preachi \u2014 Rev.Allen Goodings ne BOARD OF TRUSTEES Friends and Visitors are Important meeting Tuesday.January WEDNESDAY Cordially Welcome 10th, ut 8:13 o'clock.At this time chair- 7:00 am.Holy Communion men of committees for the new year THURSDAY Lester A.Weodin.will be appointed.10:00 am.Holy Communion Organist snd Cheirmaster: Member Baptist World Alliance Sherbrooke Street West ot Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Beptist Church Minister: REV.EDGAR J.BAILEY, C.D., M.A, B.Th, B.D.Minister Emeritus: Rev.J A.Johasten, B.A.B.D.Diregter of Music: Galt \u2018The Upright Man\" \u201cSpending Time\u201d Church School-11.00 a.m.\u2014 Midweek Service\u2014Wednesday\u20148 p.m.11.00 A.M.7.3 P.M.MecDermet, BA.B.Mus.CHURCH OF THE MESSIAM 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) Minister: Rev.Leonord Mason, B.A.0.0.Sunday, January 8th 11:00 am.\u201cGenesis\u2014Revised Version\u201d 11.00 am.Nursery.Kindergarten and Sunday School in Uniteriam House Organist and Direciese of Musle: Deaald Mackey, B.Mua ® Temple Emenu-el Dr.Kage to lecture School for adults SABBATH SERVICES: Friday eveaing, January 6 at 8:15 p.m.Annual Sisterhood Sabbath \u2014 Dr.Stern will speak on \u2018The Legacy Of Henrietta Szoid.\u2019 (A tribute marking the 100th anaiversary of her birth).Members of the Sisterhood will conduct the ritual worship as fol- Jows: Mrs.Stanley Marsh and Mrs.Peler Zinman; Assisting with the Torah \u2014 Mrs.Bernard Isaacs and Mrs.Louis Pont; Haftorah \u2014 Mrs.Reuben Ginsberg.The blessing of the Sabbath lights \u2014 Mrs.Gaston Albright and Mrs.Charles H.Gold- stein.Saturday morning, January 7 at 11:30 a.m.Sermonette \u2018The Book of Exodus\u201d based on Torah portion.LARGE ATTENDANCE EX.RT.REV.HUGH A.McLEOD, moderator of the United Church of Canada, who will deliver the last sermon before amalgamation at Calvary United Church, cerner Dorchester and Greene Sunday, January 8, at 11 a.m.and 7:30 p.m.A native of Owen Sound, Ontario Dr.McLeod had many ministries in the west prior te his appointment as moderator.Westmount Baptist Association will sponsor prayer week \u201cThe Upright Man\u2019 will be the | theme of the morning sermon at Westmount Baptist this Sunday and at night the Minister, Dr.E.J.Bailey, will preach on \u2018Spending Time.\u201d The adult Bible Class meets at 10 a.m.under Hugh Pratley in the Parlour.On Wednesday, January 11 at 8 p.m.the Westmount Ministerial Association under the Rev.Callum Thompson of Westmount Park Emmanuel Church will conduct the Week of Prayer Service for all the churches of Westmount and West- mount Baptist Church.Speaker, the Rev.John Simms! of Montreal West Presbyterian ' Church, and the choir of Dominion Douglas United Church will bring the music.A Young People's Week of Prayer Service will be held at West- mount Baptist Church on Friday, January 13 at 8 p.m.also for all the churches.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANC OF THE MOTHER CAURCKH.THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MANS.Sunday, Jonuary 8th 11:00 am.Sunday School 11.00 a.m.Church Service Lesson - Sermon: Sacrament\u201d Gelden Text: 1 Corinthians 5:8.Let ua keep the feast, not with old leaven.neither with the leaven of malice and wickedness: but with the unleavened bread of sincerity and truth.EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:18 p.m.Testimony Meeting READING ROOM In the Church Edifice Open to the Public Tuesday.Thursday and Friday.3 10 \u20ac p.m.Wednesdays, 6.30 te 8 p.m.Subject: PECTED: Under the general coa- venership of Mrs.Alfred N.Miller, the Sisterhood Donor Luncheon takes place Tuesday.January 10, 12:30 ia the new social auditorium.| The exciting highlight of the after- | Parent-child banquet set Sun., Jan.8 The opening session of the Women's Institute of Jewish Studies noon will be the choosing of some xill take place on Tuesday, Jan- lucky lady to the Queen fur A Day uary 10.Registration is now open.and win the fabulous wardrobe donated by Holt Renfrew and Co., Carson's weekend case by Gerry Gold of Travel Shop: and lovely gold earrings by William Hoffman Jewellers.There will be consolation prizes and a door prize.Addi: tional patronesses \u2014 Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern, Mrs.Lazarus Ba- vitch, Mrs.lonel Rudberg.Mrs.Harold Gittieson.Contributors \u2014 Mesdames \u2014 Salvador Sinai, Leon Rosenbaum.Donors \u2014 Mesdames \u2014 Bernard aBercuson, Leonard J.Brandt, Rudolph G.Fischel, David Fried- lander, Samuel Could, M.Garfin- kle, Eugene Gardner, Harry Grob- stein, I.Victor Hymovitch, Pauline Marsh, Joseph D.Roston, Harold Ulrich, George Richstone, Jacob A.Roston.Committee in charge of patronesses \u2014 Mesdames \u2014 George Hollinger, David \"I.Lisser, Alfred Zion, Irvin Gertsman, Gerald Caplan.Committee in charge of Contributors \u2014 Mark Stein, Louis J.Cohen, Isadore H.Morrell.Commitee in charge of Donors \u2014 Mesdames \u2014 Paul Levee, Seymour Issenman, Charles H.Gold- stein.RE - OPENING OF TEMPLE SCHOOLS: After the mid-winter recess the Hebrew School has reopened Tuesday, January 3.Daily Hebrew classes are held Monday thru Thursday afternoons commencing at 4 p.m.Regular classes High Schoo\u2019 Department.Saturday morning, January 7.9:30 a.m.Junior School regular classes.Sunday morning.January 8 at 9:30 a.m.DR.KAGE LECTURER: Regular classes Monday evening.Jan- vary 9 at 8 p.m.as follows: The Jewish Contribution to Western Civilization \u2014 Dr.Anna Stearns: Elementary Hebrew \u2014 Mrs.Abraham Wolk \u2014 instructress: Advanced Hebrew \u2014 Michael Teicher \u2014 instructor.At 8:45 p.m.students will assemble for a special lecture by Dr.Joseph Kage, executive director, Canadian JIAS, who will speak on \u2018The Canadian Jewish Community.\u201d The School for .dults is now in its 33rd year and is a special project of the Temple Emanu-El Brotherhood in co-operation with the Department of Adult Educa- (Continued on Page 12) BAHA'I PROMISE OF PEACE Werfare and strife will ceese omeng menkind: oll will be reconciled es servants of God.Fer oll ere sheltered beneath the Tree of His providence ond mercy.\u2014 Baha'i Writings Westmount Baha'i Community For literature end perticipetion on informel discussion groups, phone WE.7-1879 or HU.9.9992.~ MISCELLANEOUS THE WESTMOUNT MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION will conduct two speciel lnterdenominationel services during the World \"WEEK OF PRAYER\" Fer Adults: Wednesday, January 11th at 8 p.m.in Westmount Baptist Church.Speaker: Rev.John Simms, B.A.of Montreal West Presbyterian Church.Music by the choir of Dominion-Douglas Church.Fer Young People: Friday, January 13th in Westmount Baptist Church.Speaker: Rev.Eric Me- llwain, B.A., B.D., of Beaconsfield United Church.Music by a choir of Westmount Junior High School.An offering will be received for the Canadien Counell of Charches + * * The Men's Association and Sisterhood will jointly sponsor the The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, Jenuary 6.194) annual Falher-Sun.Mother- Daughter Luncheon on Sunday.January 15.at 1230 pm.in the Community Mall The luncheon will be geared in menu, character ard program for the children and south attending, with parents and grandparents as guests.In charge of arrangements are Mrs William Aronoff and Mr Maurice H Brot- man.The program will comprise the vocalist, Bonnie and Linn, an an- strumental group of 25 boys and girls, the Children's Mandolin Group, under the direction of Mr David Katz, and Bobby Cooper.a magician.Door prizes will be 9 given Arrangements can be made by telephoning WE 3-8408.Miss Ethel Gullaman * * + The Men's Association Breake fast Forum will take place Sunday, January 8 1000 a.m.in the Dining Room Shachris Services will be held at 915 am in the Beth Hamedrash.The program- commences at 1030 am Dr.George J.Slreame will be the guest speaker whose topic will be \u201cThe Atomic Age.Medicine and the Human Organism.\u201d Mr.Chatles Weisberg will sponsor the affair side.Dr Paul Niloff will pre- -_\u2014 \u2014\u2014-\u2014\" \u201cWe've given up GOING WITHOUT for New Year's\u201d \u201cOur New Year resolutions this vear have a lot more to do with gewing rather than giving up .thanks to the B of M.\u201cSeems that for many Old Years past our money appeared to just melt away, when there were so many things wanted around the house .a modern stove .a desk for Dad's den .a decent 1V.Finally, it was Dud who put his foot down.6 \u2018Starting with the New Year.said Dad.\u2018we're going 10 get some of the things we've gone without for Jar too long.We're going to finance all the things we really need under a new purchase plan I've been loek- ing into \u2014 the Bank of Montreal Family Finance Plan.I's a modern plan that's designed for people just like us.Come the January sales, we'll get what we need at bargain prices and do our paving for what we buy with a single payment each month.\u2019 +So this year, we'll all have to watch our pennies a little more closely, but it's a challenge and the whole family is going to pitch in.Mother's the keenest of all.It's hard to say whether it's the life insurance protecting the loan, or the prospect of a new stove, that pleases her most.\u201cAnyway, we're one family who figures we've found the ideal New Year's resolution for 1961.How about you?Isn't it time vou considered giving up going without?WY BANK LX LX] Similar Happy New Yeor Resolutions mey be put inte force fer YOUR fomily et your neighbourhood branch of the BANK or MONTREAL commencing Jenvery 3, 1961.BRANCHES ia WESTMOUNT te serve you Westmount Branch.Greene & Western Ave: JOHN S.ENGLAND, Manager Clarement Ave.& Sherbrooke S.: ALAN BURRITT, Manager GÉauadaë Fret Bank.wOoRKING WITH CANADIANS WN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINGS 1017 tt \u201cHe won't promise you into your Home!\u2018 GREGORY'S 4161 Se.Catherine te.W.Westmount We 24277 \u2014 Consult Malcolm Gregory 8 the skies on a Magic Carpet, but he will bring CARPET MAGIC ORIENTAL RUG CO.Gvenings RE.64608 : trip SES SS J Pu AANA Haley-Seng wedding is held in Church of The marriage of Mary Cluis- tine.daughter of Dr.and Mrs.Magnus Seng, to Mr.Bertram Haley.son of the late Ambrose Haley and Mrs.Haley, of Owen Sound, Ont., took place quietly on Saturday morning, at ten o'clock, in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord.West- mount, the Rev.Bernard Murch- land officiating.The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a gown of white taffeta, tashioned with a fitted bodice having a bateau neckline trimmed with lace, and sleeves ending in points over the hands, and a bouffant skirt which dipped slightly in the back.Her shoulder-length veil of tulle illy-* sion was held by a small matching headdress, and she carvied a nosegay of white carnations and red roses.Mrs.Kurt Rockziegel.of Du- vernay, Que.as matron of honor, and Miss Cathy Clarke, of Owen Sound.nicce of the bridegroom.as junior bridesmaid.were in frocks of blue taffeta, the bridesmaid in periwinkle blue and the matron of honor in deeper blue.They wore headbows to match their frocks, and they carried bouquets of pink flowers.Mr.Maurice Fodey, of Lans- downe, Ont.acted as best man for Mr.Haley.and the ushers were Mr.Harold Berge and Mr.Lawrence Doherty.Mrs.Scng, the bride's mother.was in a gown of periwinkle blue poult de soie.She wore a hat to match her gown and toniag accessories.Following the ceremony.the.the Ascension reception was held at the residence of the bride's parents, 4466 Western avenue.Later.Mr.and Mrs.Haley left on their wedding trip, the bride travelling in a suit of beige tweed under a shearer beaver coat, and wearing a hat of pink feathers.They will reside in Montreal.Among the out-of-town guests were: Miss Mary Coughling, of New York; Mr.and Mrs.Harvey Clark, of Chatsworth, Ont.; Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Rutherfo \u2018d, of Owen Sound, Ont.: Mr.and Mrs.Norman Smart, of Toronto; and Miss Joan Pickett, of Kingston, Ont.| Pythian Sisters | elect officers At an election ineeting of the Mount Carmel Temple No.8 Py- thian Sisters, officers for 1961 were elected.The slate is as fol- fows: Sitting past Chief \u2014 Mrs.H Wexler, Most Excellent Chief \u2014 Mrs.M.Rubenovitch, Excellent Senior \u2014 Mrs.R.Frankel, Excellent Junior \u2014 Mrs.J.Raskin, manager \u2014 Mrs.S.Kraus, secre- tary \u2014 Mrs.A.Kader, treasurer.\u2014 Mrs.L.Farovitch, Protector \u2014 Mrs.G.Goldfarb, Outer guard \u2014 ! Mrs.A.Richler, pianist and press | correspondent \u2014 Mrs.I.Good-; man.trustees \u2014 Mrs.C.Phizicky.Mrs.H.Wexler and Mrs.D.Ka-, \u2018der.Officers were instalied at the Shia / and Persona / Miss Muriel Bedford-Jones of Vancouver is spending a few days with her cousin, Miss Gwynneth Bedford-Jones of Westmount.Miss Aas Clayton, whe re- centily returned from Europe, is spending the holidays with her mother, Mrs.H.M.Clayton of Westmount.02779 OUSE OF PAIN Bee Xo are Gifts f pu, red INA Afber HU.9.3333 Recent guests at the Park Plaza Hotel.Toronto, included: Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Clapinson: Mr.and Mrs.R.D.Harkness, all of West- mount.Mr.and Mrs.Brewer Hust formerly ef Westmount, entertained at dinner recently at the - Mount Stephen Club, te an- « neunce Lhe engagement of their daughter, Anne, to Mr.Laurie Burpee.soa of Mr.and Mrs.| read, Westmount.Westmount have sailed from New York in the Nieuw Amsterdam for | à cruise to the Caribbean.Miss Evelyn McKinnon, Grand | boulevard has returned from Beth- | any.Ont., where she speat the , Christmas holidays with her par-, ents, Mr.and Mrs.J.McKinnon.Mrs.Dorethy Sproule, well- Peter Pan Nursery School Private Kindergarten Special programme arranged for Children trom 3 to 6 years.LIMITED ENROLMENT Particulars on Application Miss Elisabeth Veitch (Mrs.A.F.D.Mecdeoneld) 220 Prince Albert Avenue Enrolment for Second Term Now Open 9 em ond 4 pu.HU.6-4310 Tronsportation Availoble ; knows author and poet, received numerous beautiful Christmas cards and greetings and wishes to take this medium of thanking her many friends and acquaintances and wishing them a Very Happy New Year.A daughter was born at the Catherine Booth Hospital on December 26th, to Mr.and Mrs.ry).The little lady weighed in at 7 lbs.13 oz.and is the first grandchild for Mr.Royal E.C.Werry and Mrs.Werry of Westmount.Mr.Werry is president of the Lawrence Burpee of Belfrage Clifford Greer (nee Pauline Wer- THE EXAMINER WOMENS Ai.MONTREAL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1961 UE VEUVE US SD 4 [ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 q q 4 q 4 4 4 4 4 \u20ac 4 q q MR.AND MRS.JOHN COOMBES, whese marriage took place in Melville Presbyterian Church, Westmount.Formerly Miss Sandra Eleanor Charters, the bride is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Edward A.Charters of N.D.G.Mr.Coombes the sen of the late Mr.and Mrs.J.Coombes of Montreal.\u2014Mitchell Photo 4 He Women 5 Realm Opening meeting Windsor Hotel Tuesday, January \u2018 | The oening meeting of the second term of the Westmount Women's Club will be held on Friday.January 13, at 2:30 p.m.in Victoria Hall.The president, Mrs.Russel T.Stackhouse has announced there will be an afternoon of colored films shown of \u201cEuropean Gardens and Country- | side.\u201d Mrs.J.A.Smith and her committee along with the officers of the club will welcome the members and their guests.Tea will be served by Mrs.Peter Hartmann and her committee.St.Andrew's WA The women's association of St.Andrew's church, Westmount, will | Mr.and Mrs.Henry Nevard of hold its annual meeting on Tuesday at 2 p.m.in Hutchison Hall.i Tea hostesses will be Mrs.Preston Robb and the ladies of Group I.The Red Cross group will meet at 10 a.m, Women's Art Society The Women's Art Society will hold its first meeting of the ycar on Tuesday.at 11 am.in the lecture hall of the Museum of Fine Arts.Len Chatwin, Esq., of the National Film Board, will give an illustrated lecture on \u201cCamera Impressions of South Asia and the Far East.\u201d i Twins Parents Club The Twins Parents Club will hold its monthly meeting on Wed- ,nesday, Jan.11.at 8:15 p.m.at \"Iona School, lona avenue, when \"the guest speaker will be Dr.J.Metrakos, a geneticist who has done research study on twins.To Orange and Protestant Home for reach the school, turn off Queen Children and his family has al-' Mary road on Ponsard.continue ways taken a keen intcrest in the south to Iona avenue.All parents home.Mrs.Greer is a member of Pretoria Lodge.No.616 LOBA, Verdun.of twins are welcome.For further information please call HUnter 1- T9008.Dominion-Douglas WMS The annual meeting and election of officers of the Woman's Missionary Society of Dominion-Douglas Church will be held oa Tuesday, at 1.30 p.m.in Leslie Hall when dessert and coffee will be served.Following the business meeting, the speaker will be Miss Jean Baxter.The conveners for the day are Mrs.E.A.Everson and Mrs.E.B.McLaren.Members please note the change in time for this meeting.World Day of Prayer The World-wide Day of Prayer will be observed Thursday, January 5, at the Friendly Home, past Cote St.Antoine road, N.D.G., 2 p.m.when the speaker will be Mrs.Major E.Harris of the Salvation Army.Members of the Women's Christian Temperance Un- ions of Montreal District will attend, and any ladies interested in this world-wide Day of Prayer for temperance are cordially invited.Eventide Home WA The Women's Auxiliary of the Salvation Army Eventide Home' will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m.ia the Assembly Hall of the Home, 7486 Upper Lachine road, Mrs.D.K.Gowans, presid- | ent.will preside.Following the meeting, a reception will be held for new members of the Auxiliary, after which Jack Wellens will sing selections.| Tea will be served by Mrs.P.Shaughnessy and her committee.Montreal Women's Club The Montreal Womer's Club Inc., will hold a business meeting, for members only, on Monday at 2:30 p.m.in the Sheraton-Mt.Royal Hotel.Mrs.Victor H.Morris.president, will preside.Mrs.KE.H.8.Piper will be the speaker, her subject will be the \u2018Canadian Associatien of Ceonsumers.\u201d OF COTE DES NEIGES McKENNA Florists RE.8-1124 CAC plans discussion on homes You are invited to ome of the first public Canadian lorums on \u201cWhat Women Want in Housing\u2018 te be held in the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, January 18, at 2 p.m.The meeting will be held in the Joliette Room.At the invitation of the National House Builders Associa- tlon members of the Montreal Council of Women in co-operation with the Camadian Association of Consumers, Quebec English Branch will hold a forum with Mrs.8S.A.Shepherd, chairman of House and Town Planning, Montreal Council of Women, as Moderator; and panelists Mrs.A.Laurie Bemmett, vice-president, Women's Committee, Montreal Real Estate Board; Mrs.Dorice C.Walford, Montreal architect; Mrs.M.C.Weisenberger, Montreal homemaker; Mrs.Barbara Reynolds, home planning editor, Chatelaine, Toronto and Mrs, Frank Emery, vice-president, Cur- ran-Hall, Ltd., a Toronto building firm.Many aspects of home buying from the consumer's point-of- view will be discussed.Financing & new home; choosing a house plan; the pros and cons of suburban living; trends in home equipment and interior design and the builder's approach to changing tastes are just a few of the topics to be discussed.Mrs.E.B.Sims, president of the Canadian Association of Consumers, Quebec English Branch will speak.Engagement Mr.and Mrs.Peter Rogowsky of Westmount announce the engagement of their niece, Diana Michale- ska, to Mr.Frank Wroblewski, soa of Mr.and Mrs.Kasmir Wroblew- ski of Ahuntsic.Weekly lecture The Ladies\u2019 Committee of the Montreal Museum ot Fine Arts will resume its weekly lecture and | tea at the Museum on Wednesday, January 11 at 3 p.m.| Mr.Paul Gladu, well known art critic, poet and writer will speak in French on \u2018Pellan Among Us.\u2019 Tea will be served after the lecture in the upstairs foyer of the Museum.The public is invited to attend.Annual meeting The Guild and WA of St.Matthew's Anglican Church will hold their annual meeting in the parish house on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 p.m.preceded by an executive meeting at 1:15.Afternoon tea will be served by Group \u201cA\u201d.- FORMALS FOR HIRE DRESS FORMAL LIKE A | MILLIONAIRE rent all your Formal Wear.Our garments are all modern styles, freshly cleaned.Styles te fit al models.EST.1904 MCLAUGHLIN & HARRISON | month, AV.89-2544 -\u2014\u2014\u2014\u201420 =.\"2 A mr Tan SS.SI ~~ UE EE AS te gS rare lA a alle 14.\u2014\u2014\u2014 va ES 2 - ADS: nn AMA dua A ES Ser otal WL wn hn rs fm Mr Bn BT cm WARM CLOTHING FOR REFUGEES: Making warm clothing for young refugees is ene of the mest demanding jobs of the Red Cross women\u2019s werk committees.Above, Miss Madeleine Tour- ville, left, and Mrs.Pierre Charten check 50 kits Hong Keag.for six-year-old girls whe are refugees ia Hoag Karnak Ladies Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club will meet for business, sewing and mending Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 p.m.Mrs.D.L.Campbell, President, will preside.Genuine Choice Western BEEF QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNeted fer Quality\u201d Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Grocer- les, Fruits and Vegetables.* IMPORTED PRODUCTS ° NICHOL'S, Lennoxville, HAMS, SAUSAGE & BACON 4466 St.Catherine West Neer Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 JOHN POOL Foot Specialist 1378 GREENE AVENUE {Near Sherbrooke) Westmount Painless removal of corns, callouses, ingrown toe nails.Latest electric equipment.Plastic arch supports to relieve all weak foot conditions.Children's Supports a Specialty.By eppointment only Phone Number WE.2-1545 [Pas ss fe || Fae N.D.G.bridge classes The new series of bridge classes of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club will commence Wednesday, January 11.Members interested im Joining should contact Mrs.A.M.Shaver, RE.7-0636 as soon as possible.FRANK LOWE, associate editer ef Weekend Magazine, author ef the feature columm \u201cI Beg te Differ,\u2019\u2019 well known war correspondent and at one time news editer for CBC, who will be the guest speaker at the meeting of the Notre Dame de Grace We men\u2019s Club, January 6 at 2:30 p.m.in Victoria Hall, Westmount.Mr.Lowe's subject will be \u201cHumour Behind Newspaper Reporting.\u201d Keag.Each kit contains a sweater, skirt, blouse, undervest, kaickers and nightgown.During the past year the Quebec division seat 400 girls\u2019 kits, 200 beys\u2019 kits, 131 quilts and 318 layeties te Officers elected at True Kindred | The annual meeting and election of officers of Westmount Con- (Orange Benevolent | ley Butt; The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, January 6, 196) 11 He Vio VYear The year is dead, \u2014 a new one dawns, A year of peace, and happier days, Whea truth and justice right the wrongs Made by man\u2019s hard and seifish ways.True lives are made of little things Of kindly words, and smiles, and acts, The happiness that each can bring, By giving, what our brother lachs.Although we see but darkly mow, Some day our eyes will open wide To view the whole great cosmic plan, To understand the \u201cUnseen Side\u201d.DOROTHY SPROULE M rs.Ines Butler heads Queen Victoria Aux.LOBA The annual meeting of Queen Victoria Lodge No.823 Ladies Association took place on December 19 in Ross Hall.Verdun.All reports showed progress both as to membership and finances.Miss Elvina Stephens, Mistress of Quebec, and her team conducted the election and installation of officers as follows: worthy mistress, Mrs.Inez Butler; deputy mistress, Miss Joan , Stevens; junior deputy mistress, | Mrs.Elizabeth Butt; recording \u2018secretary, Miss Ann Phair; finan- ' cial secretary, Mrs.Eleanora Kershaw; treasurer.Miss Catherine Watson; chaplain, Mrs.Shir- guardian, Mrs.Edna\u2019 , Royaton; director of ceremonies, Mrs.Alma McLeod; ! Grand | lecturers, .Mrs.Fanny Graham and Mrs.Jean Downey; inner guard, Mrs.Mabel! Johnson; outer guard, Mrs.Thelma Barkley; committee, Mrs.clave No.40, Order of True Kin-| Frances Burness, Frances Miller, | dred took place recently in the Florence Sparling and Eleanor Melville Church Hall, 349 Melville! avenue, Westmount.Mrs.Mavis Pritchard was elected as Worthy Commander.immediate past commander Mrs.ficers elected were Mrs.Seay, Mrs.Bessie Seeds, Miss Nessie Segal, Mrs.Evelyn Upton.Mrs.Freda Koshil.Miss Rose McEachern, Mrs.Florence Pardoe, Miss Molly Pardoe and Miss Charlotte Young.A buffet supper will take place after the installation when red and white flowers and candles, the DuVall; iliary, Mrs.Jean Stevens.Miss Elizabeth Allen was un- The able to attend for installation as is immediate past mistress.Mary Johnstone.Other of-| Betty Mrs.Beatrice Anber, Mrs.with corsages to mark their birth- and were Mrs.Frances Burness Catherine Watson days and at refreshment time colors of the Conclave, will be used to decorate the rooms and tables.This will be under the chairmanship of Mrs.Mary John- stone and Mrs.Jean Wilkins.Reduce On Three Meals a Day \u201cMy doctor recommended that I lose weight, but it had always been difficult for me to do.I hea of the Naran Plan and am delighted with the results.| have lost weight easily and I don\u2019t have to starve.I feel so much better after losing weight.I hope overweight people will try t Naran Plan.1 am sure they will be pleased as I am.\u201d Mrs, M.LAUGHRAN Port Arthur Going without food can be as bad for Ye ur health as being overweight.You can reduce in a safe, sensible way which permits you to eat three meals a day and still lose weight.If you wish to reduce easily and sensibly, go to your aran Israeli raconteur to appear at Hadassah concert Jan.8 Shamai Rosenblum, the eminent Israeli raconteur, whose appearances in New York and other centres in the United States won tremendous acclaim, will be the feature artist at a Concert to be ing à program of israeli themes, excerpts from the classics, poems, songs, humorous and satirical readings and folklore of the Jewish peoples.of the Continent, Mr.Rosenblum delegate to Home Aux-' i | On a two-month tour held Sunday evening, January 8, will appear for the first time in! at 8:30 o'clock, at the Plateau Hall, under the auspices of the SHAMAI ROSENBLUM Rachel Sarah Chapter of Hadas- sah.Mr.Rosenblum was born In Lodz, Poland, and came to Israel about 10 years ago.He has appeared throughout Europe and Iscasl with great success, olfer- Montreal for only one performance on January 8.On (he same program.the Montreal Hadassah Choir, conducted by Yehudah Vineberg, will offer a program of Hebrew, Yiddish and Israeli selections.Tickets are available at RE.8-0819, RE.3.4101 and at Hadas- sah House, 1028 Sherbrooke street west, VI.5-0287.The entire proceeds of this concert will be utilized for Youth Aliyah in its work for the rescue and re habilitation of children.they were surprised with a huge birthday cake decorated \u2018Happy Birthday to Frank and Katie\u201d.A number of flashlight photos were taken of the event and all joined in \u2018Happy birthday to you\".e GOLs e COPPER © BRASS e CHROME © NICHOL © RHODIUM © CADMIUM © SILVER REPAIRED REPLATED REFINISHED LACQUERED JOHN H.FEELEY & Sens Lid.Ret.Repairing Sliversmiths ond Bloe- Larger High Class Job Soo WE CALL FOR & DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St.VI.5-7947 (A few doers abeve 08.Catherine Gt.) Opposite Henry Morgan & Ce.Our Justiy Famous MR.EMILE \u201cSofty\u201d Permanent Known for the gentle, true performance it imparts to your hair.Good too, for bleached and tinted hair.SPECIAL $10.00 Phone WE.5.08462 WE.5-2406 mile LAUTY SALON 1347 GREENE AVE.Westmount 12 The Westmount Examiner, Fridev, Jenvary 6, 1961 e TV e RADIO © APPLIANCES SALES & SERVICE TV Antennas our HI-FI Equipment end Transistor Supplies TELETRONICS CORP.LTD.4119 Se.Catherine W.WE.35-9282 1 Property For Sale POINT ST CHARLES.duplexes, one 4 rooms.one 8 rooms All new plumbing.$7.900.$1.000 cash Call after 7 pm.WE 3.4102 12 Apartments To Let Country Atmosphere Downtown 3, 4°.$120 09 $135 00 MONTHLY REGENT 3-2549 Westmount 416 Victoria, ahove Sherbrooke.5 minutes fun Westinount Station, 42; rooms.unfurmshed good condition heated, kitchen equipped.rent $1135 00 Call HU 4-453 or HU.| 5068.Immediate Occupancy SURLET 4, ROOMS.LOWER.HEATED.EQUIPPED, WATER TAXES PAID, NEAR SCHOOLS, SHOPPING.TRANSPORTATION.HU.1-1637.AFTER 6 SELF-contained apartment on Sher- brouke Street West.between Grev and | Custom-made.Vendome, near bus stops.Suitable for business couple.2 friends or single Semi-basement, furnished or semi- furnished.refrigerator.closets, renovated, separate bedroom.Living room, big kitchen and bathroom.heated, $70 : per month, electricity, gas.taxes in- 0636.eluded HU 12b Furnished Aportments © Let \u2014|29h PIE IX Blvd.2732.l'a rooms, equipped, furnished.weekly or monthly.RE.| 8-5828 POV VVVVVI PV IVI VoroYT » ! | \u2014 PHONE YOUR ; | mens ARN NINES BANS: Re A > The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising EVELEIGH- PATTERSON LUGGAGE COMPANY P.Boove [Eveleigh, prepricter EVERYTHING as \u2014 3 1 \u2018 i 10 Words 50 ee | HUnter 1 0451 3 4\u20ac for each additional word & MLLFOLOS, UMBRELLAS, : tete aus.rain casa ca, Tai ame sante conte ant ° wesact aœains ° Plocse phone your Ads carly in the week.Me Ade eccopted after 10:30 Tharsdey fer 2 PURE | | 0 SE meow 4 antl 8:30 pm.\u2014 HU.1.0451.2 1 3 WE.5-2101- SAREE LAA AAW AD tai SOS EEE * OI ES 15 Houses Wanted 120% For Sale 2% For Sale 34 Help Wanted Tr em Westmount - N.D.G.= = : Montreal West Bargains Filing Cabinet Office Secretary HOUSE WANTED.IMMEDIATE OR FEBRUARY IST.4 BEDROOMS.WOULD CONSIDER LOWER DUPLEX.CALL MR.BURTON, RE.1-3611 \u2014 DAYS RE.36117 \u2014 EVES.20 \"Rooms To Let DOUBLE bedroom.with kitchen and dining room adjoining in girl's sorou- ity.2 female boarders wanted.$45.00 each per month.985 Sherbrooke Street West.Call HU.6-1805.LARGE.bright room in private | apartment.After 6 pm.WE.5.4138 22 Room and Board ; To Let FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE NDG., one of the best locations.modern.very clean.good food.day and night attendance.5486 Cote St.Antoine Road.VICTORIA Avenue above Western, heated garage.$2000 per month.HU.9-9727.evenings.WE.7-3268.Sports Equipment MATCHED golf clubs, irons.4 woods - vinyl head covers.Perfect balance and weight (also ladies\u2019 sets).Satisfaction guaranteed.$85.00.Laurentian Trading Co.311 Youville Square.VI.2-683 complete.10 BOY'S skates.size 6 excellent condition.reasonable.Phone WE.5.3528.For Sale General BALL or FIRE portable oil \u201cheater smokeless.pipeless.Heat 3 rooms for 10c a day.No down pavment.International Sales Co.7 Atwater.Evenings.WE.3-7124.Services and Repairs Directory A4 4.4 4 66 44 5 2 4 4 464 AA A AAA AS AA AAA AAA Building Repairs WE FINANCE CONTRACTS WITHOUT INTEREST ON ALL YOUR HOUSE.REPAIRS 1st PAYMENT FEBRUARY BALANCE TO BE ARRANGED REMODELLING KITCHENS PLAYROUMS ALL CARPENTRY WORK PAINTING PLASTERING WATERPROOFING BASEMENTS FREE ESTIMATES MR RORERT MU.1-6370 _ Business Services Snow Removal Good service we have our own equipment, $10.00 monthly.MU.1-6370 ~ Cartage end Moving AVAILARLE anytime for any kind of moving; call Roger WE E.3-1491 Dressmaking EUROPEAN ~ dressminker - designer, dreases, suits, coats made to measure Alterations.Specializes in lace.8110 Sherbrooke, Apt.1.DRESSMAKER designer, Cocktail even- ing dresses, alterations, remodelling.we 3-7420, Westmount.Tutor Teacher wishes te tutor elementary Students, any subject.MU.3-578.Gunsmith CORONET, \u2018GUNS & GUNSMITHING NCORPORATED 4376 ST CATHERINE WEST Everything for the hunter and shooter recommended gunsmiths for all US.manufactured guns.WELLINGTON 2-0881 Painting & Decorating J.R.LACHAPELLE & SONS EXPERIENCED PAINTING CONTRACTOR.REASONABLE RATES HUNTER 6-9092 PAINTING \u2014 Decorating \u2014 Interior and Exterior.Minor repairs \u2014 all types of cleaning.Efficient workers.Reasonable rates.All jobs guaranteed.Call 8.w.Little.PO.7-4171, Pest Control ALL pest control services, including weed.brush eradication throughout Canada.Free estimates.Pestroy Lud.RI.7.2457.Television Repairs Scott T.V.and Radio Service FAST, RELIABLE AND FULLY GUARANTEED.#3\", OF WORK DONE IN HOME.BETTER SERVICE ANYTIME RI.4-1209 Half Price Sale DRAPERIES \u2014 CURTAINS BEDSPREADS \u2014 BLANKETS * LINENS REMNANTS ANTIQUE SATIN BUNDLE \u2014 8c CARPETS TELEVISIONS $75.00 ST.HUBERT DEPARTMENT STORE 7190 ST.HUBERT ST.CRESCENT 4-8262 Stauffer Reducing machine.like new Best offer accepted.Call HU.8-1548.DINING suite.XVIII century design, exceptionally fine condition.Antique chest of drawers.Antique sectional bookcase.smail Sheraton desk.Antique credenza and other antique furniture Sterling silver.Original paintings of the Dutch, English and Canadian school.Chinese and Kirman rugs.IRENE WALTON, ANTIQUES.2105 MacKAY STREET AVENUE 3-9959 Formerly Westmount WALL-TO-WALL r= rugs and undei- paddings for 3 large rooms.foyer and hallway.in very good condition.Call RE.3-5749 or HU.83-8073.VISCOSE rug, 9 x 13, $35.00.4188 3526.\u2014 Decarie.Apt 1.HU.8- BABYS crib and maitress.excellent condition, $15.00.HU.6-6900.BEDROOM suite, twin beds, headboard, console set, reasonable.HU.9-6333.Dr.Kage to .(Continued from page 9) tion of the Temple.Committee ia charge: Irving Hecht, Samuel Garfield and Rudolph Lusting.Abe Izenberg, William Hoffman.Eugene Stearns, Samuel Schwartz.Simpsoa Lightstone, Maxwell E.Hochmitz, Heary Benjamin, Reuben Ginsberg.Dr.Anna Stearns, Mrs.Joseph Aron, Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern.Gerald Miller.David Metrick.Joseph H.Bercuson.Isadore H.Morreli.DAILY SERVICES: Monday thru Thursday afternoons at 5:45 p.m.Sunday mornings at 9:45 a.m.Mea and women are cordially invited to participate in daily worship.Nomination .(Continued from page 3) not they have been reelected by acclamation.Official election date is Monday, January 7 .To date, no dark horse candidates have signified any intention to oppose the WMA slate, and sources here are looking forward to an uncontested victory.The WMA selection automatically denotes official intention of the selected candidates to seek re-election.Last year.the WMA named Ald.1.S.\u2018\u2019Backier and M.L.Tucker to succeed Ald.F.E.H.Gates and M.Garber who had declined to seek another term in Council.ELECTION FORCED But last year marked aive the STEEL WITH 55 DRAWERS.APPROXIMATELY 4\" x 9\", SUITABLE FOR PHONE HU.1-2771, MR.Mac- BEAN.DAYTIME.ANTIQUE dropleaf mahogany table, excellent condition.opens to 86\u2019.OX 7-1028.31 Wanted To Purchase WANTED: rifie fie\u201d or \u2018shotgun.must be reasonable.Call HU.6-6134 32 Domestic Help Wanted HOUSEKEEPER, Monday.Wednesday, Friday, Saturday.10 a.m.to 5:30 p.m.BILINGUAL, REQUIRED IN CAVENDISH AREA.WRITE BOX NO.773 - 7003 KILDARE ROAD.MONTREAL 2.35 Situations Wanted Female EXPERIENCED tutor available to teach eleinentary subjects.French a specialty.HU.86-7688.after 6:30.39 Lost LOST, student's wrist watch, Christmas present.vicinity S:lby and Brooke Avenues.WE.7- 41 Domestic Pets \u2014 LHASA-Apso, either sex, $75.00 each; toy and miniature poodles.$100.00 up; sired by international champion.HU.Westmount home.Call HU.8-0830.36a Help Male \u2014 Female 4-2250.Wanted e You can THEN DO YOU THINK write e Report factually Enjoy pleasant company e Work hard IF YOU DO WRITE BOX 776 Monitor Publications 7005 Kildare Road .Cote Saint Luc dirth of the Westmount Voters\u2019 Association which sponsored Mrs.Helena F.Reusing and Frank G.Meagan to oppose the WMA slate, It was the first time in five years and the third in nearly 30 that Westmount residents took to the polls.Mrs.Reusing, recently told the Examiner, she would not seek another try at the polls because she was \u201ctoo busy with her family.\" She said the Westmount Voters\u2019 Association \u201cachieved its purpose\u201d at the last election, and added she had not heard if it would be revived this year.And there is an incidental: sould any eligible Westmounter * e | Lawn temwis .(Continued on Page 12) made pointed suggestions, and our reaSons for not wanting the pool in that area is that Westmount Park proper is nicely laid out and balanced.A pool would crowd «he area.Rev.Thompson said the association fell more use would pool.He suggested a \u201cgood location would be where the lawn tennis is now.\u201d be obtained from an indoor decide to seek election to Council, deadline for the filing * nomination papers is 4 p.m, Mouday, January 9.ee A A Br Str ARTIS.ATE an WS oe CM wr sn.ron dsl mas tm an \u2014\u2014 a AERA as a ot rs © é - cm mn - 3.1 Lei i : Ÿ va x >.GUEST ARTIST: Distinguished folk singer \u201cRaasche\u2019\u2019 (eo present program at Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood donor luncheon, Tuesday.at 12:30 o'clock at Temple Emanu-El, 4160 Sherbrooke street west, Westmount.Watch that weight and count the cost Watch your weight \u2014 and count the cost! These two precepts should be printed in large Jetters at the head of every modern housewife\u2019s shopping list.It is imperative these days that, in order .o get the best value for her grocery money, she have not only the wisdom of Solomon, but also the mathematical ability of an Einstein.This is aptly illustrated in the buying of one of the olde and still most essential of foods \u2014 our daily bread.In the first place, the housewife needs to know a great deal about dietetics.Should she use whole wheat, rye or reinforced white bread?Then she must balance the caloric content of bread against its nutritional value in her family's diet.Often it is what is spread on the bread which raises the calorie count to an alarming figure, not the bread itself.Then, especially if she has a large family of young people who gobble up loaf after bread, our housewife must lay aside her role of dietitian and assume that of mathematician.For in this Province.outside of the city of Montreal, a multiplicity of weights and prices confront her.In Montreal itself the | Provincial standards of 12 and, 24-ounce loaves are rigidly en-! forced; but, in many other cities and towns, you may buy a loaf of bread which appears to be the size of a 24-ounce loaf but which really weighs anywhere from 16 to 22 ounces.True, the we.ght is printed on the wrapper but how many customers notice it?Also, the price will probably be less than the 24-ounce loaf, but if you take the time to do simple arithmetic you will find that the price per ounce is exactly the same.Indeed, sometimes it is a fraction NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE NOTICE is hereby given that EVA LIEBERMAN KNOPF, of the City and District of Montreal, Province of Quebec, Housewife, of a cent higher than the heavier loaf.The fact is that, because these loaves are made by using less dough in the same size pan, you appear to be getting more for your money than you actually receive.1f you take the trouble to watch the weight and count the cost, you may find that nutritionally the higher priced but heavier loaf offers more per slice than the cheaper, lighter one.In many other products, also there is a definite trend toward putting less in the same size package as was formerly used, at a price which at first glance looks like a bargain, but which turns out to be an increase when translated into cents per ounce.The only way in which the consumer can combat this is to become a combination of economist, auditor and sleuth \u2014 i.others words, watch that weight and count the cost, * .ot of Famous films | to be shown al Museum Two famous suspense films of the late 1920's and early1930's will be seen at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts in January.They will make up the Wednesday night film programs on January 11 and January 19, with two showings, one at 6:30 p.m.and one at 8:30 p.m.on each occasion.The Wednesday night programs are open to the public free of charge.First of the two films scheduled will be Blackmail, an Alfred Hitchcock production, and the first talking film ever produced in England.Blackmail was shot first in its entirety as a slien{ movie, but its completion coincided with the widespread use of sound by several Hollywood companies, so that a desperate decision to re- film the bulk of the picture in sound had to be taken by British International Picture.Since Anny Ondra, the female star, was a Ger- will apply to the Parliament of Canada at the present or next following session thereof, for a bill of divorce from her husband, SIDNEY KNOPF, Merchant, of the City and District of Montreal, Province of Quebec, on the grounds of adultery.DATED AT MONTREAL this 14th day of December, 1960, JOSEPH 8S, CAPLAN, Advocate 132 St.James Street West, man, speaking almost no English her voice had to be dubbed in by an unkown actress, Joan Barry (who was soon to become important in her own right).Blackmail, around a girl who murders in self-defense and her detective- sweetheart who is assigned to the case, sees the blackmailer crash through the dome of the British Museum.The film quickly be- came one of the most famous in IN THE bomen \u2019s Reali IODE nominations Nominations will take place at the next business mecting of the Canon Scott Chapter IODE at the home of Miss Mary Hutchings,\u2019 2068 Marlowe avenue.Tuesday evening at 8 p.m.WA monthly meeting | Westmount Park - Emmanuel Church Women's Association will hold the monthly meeting in Webster Hall Tuesday afternoon at 1 pm.with Group 5 in charge of .the luncheon.| N.D.G.Women's Club The Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Club will hold its open meeting Friday, January & in Victoria Hall, Westmount at 2:30 p.m.Guest speaker will be Frank Lowe, associate editor of Weekend » Magazine, author of the feature column \u2018I Beg to Differ.\u201d well known war correspondent and at one time news editor for CBC.Mr.Lowe is winner of numerous special awards among which was the 1955 awrrd for best feature story.Mr.Lowe's subject will be the history of the British cinema.The Westmount Enmminer, Fridey, January 6, 1961 a \u201ca THE APPOINTMENT eof MRS.1 MIMI FELDMAN as Women's Division director has just been announced by A.R.Gruber, directer of the Meatreal Israel Bead Organization.Active in Montreal women's commuaily affairs for seme years, Mrs.Feldmaa joined the office staff of Combined Jewish Appeal in 1952.The following year she was placed in charge of women's division senses and pres- pects and in 1957 she was appointed director of the women's division, a pest she held until her appointment te (be Israel Bead Organization.\u201cHumour Behind Newspaper Re- The second suspense film on porting.\u201d the January program will be \u201cM\u201d, a German production Peter Lorre, Miss Sarah Hayden will be guest | tea hostess.13 Hospital auxiliery Marking the 25th anniversary , of the founding of the Women's | Auxiliary of the Jewish Genera) ' Hospital, it was announced today by Mrs.J.J.Block, the president, that the annual meeting will be held in the form of a special 25th | Anniversary Celebration Luncheon, to be held Wednesday, Jan- wary 11.at 12 30 o'clock in the Ballroom of the Mount Royal Hotel.| The plans formulated include an interesting program highlighting Auxiliary History during the last quarter of a century.The annual meeting and the special celebration ceremonies are sched: uled for 2 o'clock.| Reservations may be made by telephoning RE.81131, local 301.Actress to perform Yiddish theatre director and actress, Dora Wasserman, will entertain with amusing renditions , of Sholem Aleichem at the gener- | #] meeting of Beth Zion Sisterhood Monday evening.Mrs.M.Baily is president of the Sister hood and Mrs.M.Blitz is in charge \u2018of the evening's arrangements.Refreshments will be served.Meteorites often consist of me- talilic iron alloyed with a small starring soloist and Mrs.R.B, Porteous ' percentage of nickel, cobalt and i traces of other metals.a story revolving: YOU CAN BE TIME AND DOLLARS AHEAD READ EXAMINER CLASSIFIED ADS Sit back in your easy chair and shop all over town! 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PHONE HU.1-0451 topaYy ADTAKERS ON DUTY TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS TO 8:30 and USE 14 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, Jenvery 6, 1700 DPSSSSSS SSI SSII ESS ES CASHWORD PUZZLE N 0.4 939355555535$55$$$$$$555$5$$$$SSSS5SS$$$6SSGSGGSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSH$HSS$ I I I OT CASHWORD | Contest This Week's Clues Rules 1.Solve the clues as you would for any orossword puzzle.Choose the word which you think BEST fits the definition in each clue.There is ONLY ONE answer which, in the decision of the judges is the BEST word fitting each clue.Only answer exactly matching the prepared solution will be considered correct.All answers must be considered correct in order to win.The judges\u2019 decision will be final on all matters pertaining to the contest.All contestants taking part must agree to accept the decisions of the judges as a condition of entry.2.After you have filled in the puzzle mail to: CASH- WORD in care of this newspaper.Entries must be mailed and postmarked before midnight eact.Monday following the week that each puzzle is published.ENTRIES POSTMARKED OR DELIVERED AFTER MIDNIGHT MONDAY WILL NOT BE ELIGIBLE FOR JUDGING.3.Each contestant may submit as many entries as he or she wishes.Handwritten facsimiles of the coupon are acceptable.Any such facsimiles printed, mimeographed or otherwise mechanically produced (including carbon paper will not be accepted.4.The prize for the correct solution will be $100.If there are two or more win- a act ER Li.Clues to ACROSS: 2.TATTLE.to be sure.When TATTLE, or gossip, involves well-known people, it could make newspaper headlines, for reader interest would be expected to be great.A BATTLE, or fight, even of unknowns, might be headlined if the consequences are serious.CATTLE AND RATTLE are remote.6.BIAS, yes.A firm may blame its loss of business on BIAS.as when its administra tive or labor policies causes prejudice among the buying public.BIDS is vague; onc would have to know what the firm was selling and to whom.10.FAIRING is chosen.A man's FAIRING may cause him some anxiety, for no matter how just his deserts, he may feel he deserves a lighter punishment or a greater reward.FAILING is not as sure; il be recognizes his FAILING, he caa correct it.17.POKE is wanted.A friend: ly POKE may irritate a man who is in a bad mood, for even at best such a gesture may be offensive.He may just ignore a JOKE if he is in no mood for laughter.YOKE is vague.i8.GRIN is favored.Hard work might make one lose a GRIN.for his exertions may give him little to smile at.Hard work need not make one lose a GAIN, as of weight, if he steps up his food consumption.23.PAINS is right.PAINS.or care, may improve the ing pearance of one's Across 1.May express more thas is warranted.4 A man who isn't sure of himself may .when working on a new job.9.Admiralty Island (abbr.).11.À .sequence in a movie may seem very real.12.A woman may forgive her son for .mi 15.Window framing.17.Norman Thomas (abbr.).19.A woman might wonder about the origin of a .20.Kilometer (abbr.), 22.VEIN minus the \u201ca.\u201d 23.One may rue a .regardless of its immediate benefits.25.A housewife with many .may find she can get through her chores quickly.2.In certain cases it may be best if a young scientist does not .to an accepted authority.20.A Shakespearean repertory theatre may seek an actor who knows the .31.Egyptian sun-god.33.Arrival Cabbr.).34.A family court judge may take a clement view of a .husband.36.Coloring matter.LE EE Re NI ners for a given puzzle the prize money will be divided equally among the winners.If there is no winner, each week $10 will te added to the prize money.5.The Cashword Puzzle Contest is open to everyone except employees of the publishers of this iewspaper and members of theii immedia\u2018e families.1.May have little intrinsic value.2.Recline.3.Fish eggs.S.Equalizing allowances ie betting.6.Ann Radcliffe (initials).7.Selenium (abbr.), 8.A man may fear that people will never forget a.10.Possessive pronoun, 13.A driver may get a ticket for à .car.14.Each (abbr.).16.His Majesty (abbr.).18.An individual who is reluctant to .may find few willing to help him in an emergency.21.It may have done a salesman little good to hav.rushed to sce a custojucr if he .him, A tennis player may lose a match if his .drops.Fearful, Before (poetic).Lack of interest may be detrimental to a man's Rodent.Place.Grow old.New York R 8883 g8sz (abbr), ARE 608 6.The newspaper reserves the right to disqualify any entries not conforming to these rules, and to correct any typographical errors which may inadvertently appear in the puzzle, 7.Winners and the correct solution to this week's CASHWORD puzzle will be published in next weex's issue.ARN SNR A: a Cashsword E: xplained whether PAINT or other devices are used for tidying up.20.SPURTS, yes.Sedentary people are likely to be out of condition, and SPURTS, or sudden bursts of energy, may exhaust them.Many SPORTS, such as golf and riding, re- T|AJIT/T |L'ERMRO Bi) [AISI E KJO EIN T FJA|S |R]1 (NIG ER A|IPIRIOIN L K 1 |CIE { Mu POOKIE G|R]I|N T HEENI|G AlD|C THEREMPIA| | IN[SIREIL CIRIEJAIKIRAA!BIA U CHRIS PJU|RIT RII [DIE T quire practice rather than energy.30.BRIDE, more likely.Whether a man takes a BRIDE may depend on his financial status if he feels that the man should be the wage earper.Whether he takes a BRIBE may depend on his integrity.DOWN: 1.WINE is preferred.A man\u2019s WINE may indicate selectivity, or fastidiousness, as when it is of a superior quality.His WINS may indicate luck.WING and WINK are remote.4.TWIN is better.A well- built boy may be put to shame if his TWIN brother far outshines him ia athletics, for people may feel that with his physique, be should at least equal the other.His THIN bro- ther may be older than he with far more coaching and practice.S.DOG is best.People are not likely to let an old DOG lie in their driveway as they may fear he could not get out of the way fast enough if a car approaches.They are not ilkely to put a LOG in their driveway, to begin with.COG and HOG are remote.7.STAKING is right.A restaurant owner may have reason to regret STAKING people with little money, as when he supplies them with free meals, as they may come to expect him to make a practice of it.SOAKING is vague: if his prices are high, he may be catering to a wealthy clientele.SHAKING aad SLAKING are remote.8.KNOCK is preferred.A new factory worker may be puzzled by an employee's KNOCK, or criticism, as he may feel some allowances should be made for his inexperience.There is no reason why an old employee's KNACK should puzzle him; he may assume that, given time, he will develop as much.18.LIGHT is likely.LIGHT conversation may be engaging and amusing One may prefer to steer in case a FIGHT becomes physical.RIGHT SIGHT and TIGHT are remote.16.MINER is more certain.A MINER may seck legal aid to protect his interests as he would want to file a claim so that his ownership cannot be Address .sterted.- Send Coupon to: CASHWORD Westmount Examiner 5235 Western Ave.Montreal 28 \u2018Word List | afraid deserving misled roast | age dread missed robes ; AL dream moth roe 2 aids drear myth roles } ar.dye N.T.repes z AR.ea.N.Y.sash $ barrel ere odds Se i barren fare packed set | barret farm pain taint 3 bids fare parked taunt \u2018 blurb H.M.pawn thank à blurs its Ra think A blurt kids rat toast boast km.refer vei coast lids repeated viger defer lie repented viser disputed.A MINOR may depend on his parents to protect his interests.2 CLASH is chosen, A noisy CLASH, or coaflict, may cause a school principal to suspend some students, as he may feel their behavior was reprehensible.A noisy CLASS, as when all the students are talking at once, is more likely te ce.City .\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Phone .\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.CONVENIENT ORDER BLANK ¥ you are NOT NOW getting home delivery of The Westmount Examiner, chock hore to have home delivery tesseecrisrene .be reprimanded if it is out of erder.23.PACE is best.One's PACE may give his age away, as most people slow dowa considerably as they get older.PATE is not as sure; many people gray or become bald prematurely.PAGE is remote.(Released by Superior Features Syndicate, Inc.) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | J ET CHE Se P| J $$ - LS > RN ~ Re - rN Le MN RIN a ed ES ES = by ES - LEY N - ne < y = NN = N ~ N Ae School curling fo Town Rink A Mount Royal High Schoul rink of Skip Johm Harmond, third Ted Gulrey, second Frank Kearney and lead Dave Rayside wom the Holiday Schoolboy Bonspiel.They defeated an Ottawa Ridge- mont High team 12-6 ia the final at Mount Royal.The Ottawa rink was skipped by Tom Young Jr.and Lad George Brackenbury at third, Bar- | The Westmount Examiner, Fridey.Jenvery 6, 1961 Rev.Campbell feted by curlers ; with life award | Rev.Dr.Maïcoim Campbell, a member of Thistle Curling Club for over 40 years, has been award- an honorary life membership to the Canadian Branch of the 7222 72 X27273 A THE METRO JUNIOR HOCKEY League, as start their 1961 part of the schedule and the home stretch, will be playing the most important part of this season's action.At the end, one of the teams will represent the loop in the Memorial Cup playdowns, a move taken by the executive last fall.This is quite a step for Metro, for when the JAHA was operating they were in the background, a training operation to bring up selects for the JAHA.But, now Metro is the big junior league and growing every year.+ * It will take a good team to even win the first round of the Memorial Cup playoff, which might be against another Quebec winner, not forgetting the Hull Canadien entry, which will also enter the Memorial race.But, it will be a great experience for the team that even plays in the first round.* Monarchs.who started out very slowly and sloppy, are now with them, and seem headed for better days.But, they are not out of the woods yet as a few losses will see them back fighting to stay out of the cellar, a position which they never did take over, uot even \u201cIt will be a first for all players, for a day.therefore, the Metro Junior Hockey * » » League has made great strides Outside ef Lachine, the two other district teams are Verdun Maple Leafs and the Monarchs.Twice during the Holidays, NDG have been able to beat Leafs to take four important points.The title will be won by either La- chine or St.Jerome.The Lachine team, coached by Phil Dalgliesh, who once skated on the ice surfaces at Willibrord Park, Verdun, played out of Portland, was planned to be a winner, or at least the planners hoped for the best.* * + Despite the fact that certain figures were given regarding attendance, they are met that goed, but good enough te preve that the league is gaining in OFFICE SPACE THE LAURENTIEN HOTEL OFFERS Modern offices with secretarial services PRIVATE, modern furnished offices.Completely furnished, handsomely decorated, centrally located.IDEAL for company representatives.this year.* » = One move that we would like te see is fer Metre te ge for the full junior age amd with some changes, not like i is now, se many 19 year olds, the rest of any age.They now have a good Special Juvenile League operating which would take the place that they were in ence, the days of the JAHA.The teams will seitle down te real business new that the Helidays are ever.The tough grind is ahead as the teams settled their lime- ups as of Dee.31.æ Le The surprise » team is NDG TELEPHONE answering service provided as required.STENOGRAPHIC service available at rates.reasonable Air-conditioning, fluorescent lighting and cleaning included.All hotel services at your disposal.Rentals from $95 per month.FOR INFORMATION CALL: UNiversity 6-4571 \u2014 Local 66 JANUARY SALE SAVE 20% to 50% ON MEN'S WEAR Winter Overcoets, Suits, Pents, Shirts, j Gloves, Scesves, Sport Jochets ond Ties.EXTRA SPECIAL! Reg.$95.00 CUSTOM- TAILORED SUITS from end-of-line of higher grade suitings.$82.50 An Added Service AND CLOTHIERS Telephone AV.8-3544 j{nile Hockey League, Royal Caledonian Curling Club.rie Rutherford at second and E « Stutt leading.ac sec art, Presentation of the medal and In semi-final play.Mount Royal certificate was made at a lunch- turned back a highly regarded La- The Lachine rink had three ficlaily welcomed into the club's members of last year's winners.! : Ridgemont defeated Three Rivers Dr.J.R.Booth of Ottawa, pre- 12-5 in the other bracket.sident of the Branch, told of the | Richard Vroom of Quebec High outstanding contribution Rev.defeated Chris Martin 18-12 in the Campbell had made to the game ist consolation event.Vrooin had of cur ing over a long span.' beaten Tim Noel of Academic de He pointed out that only a few Quebec 10-5 in the semi-final while \"\u20ac\" in the long history of the Martin beat Chris Cant of Lachine Branch had received the medal 13.9.and said he knew none more de- In the second consolation Jim serving for this honor than Rev.Miller of Mount Royal won 7-3 over Campbell.als Howick's Ross Peddie.Miller had, PF.Booth also gave an out- beaten Art Fraser of Beaconstield line of the history of curling in that second division as we call| 30 0 4 poddie won out 10-4 over | eastern Canada for the benefit, Richard Beus of Howick in semi.| Of New members and quoted un- final play.| official figures which gave the Prizes were presented by Albert ame as having nearly 500.000 E.Nixon, president-elect of the Players across Canada.Canadian Branch of the Royal | Caledonian Curling Club.Heather curling Handicap Doubles Rourke Trelevian, 10; Little Matthews, popularity.Since the Eastern nada 1.the fons toe rid ar fr s Hunter McDougall, 9: Lennox Owen, juniors, if they put their best Altchison-McMurtry.7: Lang Paquet- feet forward, can get many ef e the senior followers, providing * they deal up a good game of hockey.+ + * A different Seasea Greeting this year came from Hamilton Red Wings where Reanie Harris is playing, one of three boys from the province of Quebec playing for the Wings, a farm club of NHL Wings .The players are shown on the paper card, head and part Lytle- Simpson, 12; Baxter-McGreger, Pat Lid .Thompson 9.W.C.Little ©.Young 10, J.J.Griffith 7.Clark 9, A.O.McMurtry 6.«J.C.Keyes 3.Dr.J.Abraham 8, H.E.Wellein 2.Dr.T.I.Guilboard 11, G.L.Knox 7.M.Patterson 11, H.E.Child 3.R.D.Wood 9, G.W.Jewett 3.Domestic ducks have descended from the wild mallard.The female of the fox is called a vixen, con at Thistle at which new mem- | the teams chine High rink 65 in an extra end, bers of the club were also of- at l.oyola 3 45 pm.Jr.\u2014 WHHS 15 School hockey | Jan.3.Sr.BB) - WHS vs VHS at Verdun, 4 p.m; Ban.(W) \u2014 LHS vs Saint Laurent at Lachine, 4 pm.Jan.6.Sr.\\W) \u2014 LHS ws.WHHS at Loyola, 3.43 pm.Ban.(E) \u2014 VHS vs BBHS at McGill, pm.Jan.8 Sr.\u2018E) \u2014 VHS vs.WHS a! Westmount, 6:30 p.m; Ban.'EB) \u2014 St.Will.vs St Leo's at West- mount, 5:30 pm.Jan.10: Sr.«W) LHS vs LOVY vs LCC at LCC 4 p.m.; St.Leo's vs St.L.at McGill, 4 p.m.; Ban.(W) \u2014 WJHS vs.LHS at La chine, 4 pm.Thistle curling | British Conso! Playdonne lan Smith 10, hla McFwan 8 lan Suuth 7.Stan Rooney @ Stan Rooney, 8 Ira McEwan 7.Hedgsen Memorial M OC Stuiges 12, C H.Carruthers 2.HO * ER JG GP Hr Russell 106,9.M McAuits 7.Morgan 10, H.Guthtie 7 Mitchell 13, W.L.McGannon & 1 | Dave Thelen, Ottawa's workhorse fullback, is a coach's dream.\u201cl never get tired wher I'm carrying that bali \u2014 and when | we're winning,\u201d says the 200- pound (fullback who played at University of Miami at Oxford, Ohio, then turned professional with Ottawa in 1958.BOYS WANTED For Newspaper Delivery in Westmount & Cote des Neiges Aree.Call DO.6-5672 of their shoulders.Included is the coach Eddie Bush and trainer.Ron played in the Verdun Juve- moved out West and this winter back in the East.+ + * Russ Higgins was heard from over the Holidays.Russ and his family resides in Kitchener and last time we saw bim was in Hamilton.He took in the Verdun-Hamilton intermediate Eastern Canada final .At one time Russ was traimer for several of Sam Pollock's junior clubs at the Forum .The boys from Lyndoaville sent along their greetings and hoped! that the Poay League baseball series can be played this year.« « « Bob Acciaro, we hope, has lost some weight before pad- diing starts in June .Veteran of the fastball diamond, Pat Patterson, is stil up and areund \u2018 INE4/ 6:40 p.m.BOB FERNS, Golf Pro Register Now for the Ninth Annual GOLF SCHOOL & CLINIC Two Classes \u2014 Tuesdays ond Thursdays COMMENCING TUESDAY.JAN.17th AND THURSDAY, JAN.19h 8 Class Lessons Conducted By Y.M.C.A.Members $8 \u2014 Nea-Members $13 For Further Information Call WE.7-3916 WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.4585 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST to 10 p.m.ot Miramichi GoM Club * + * Geerge Bossy of the Carts, a late greeting but nevertheless arrived.For the next six weeks it will be hockey, night in and night out as hundreds of teams took to the ice to start their schedules .It seems like it will be a record year.Some of the districts will show a small decrease but on the whole it will be another big hockey season for most districts .NDG Monarchs, of the Metro Hockey Junior League gave out 3 dozen of seaters sweaters to teams in Hampstead, Ville Emard, Vic- toriatown, and in their own district.EFFICIENT FOOD Milk is our almost perfect food.Available in liquid or powdered! form, it supplies calcium, riboflavin and protein, and some vitamin A and thiamine, as well as other vitamins and minerals.The body's requirements of calcium can be supplied by milk and cheese.Canada\u2019s Food Rules recommend that children under twelve should have one pint of milk daily; teenagers need at least one and a half pints; adults should have at least one half piat daily. 16 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, January 6, 1961 Record 22 cage entries ready =; for senior school loop action A record total of 22 teams have eatered the Inershcolastic Senior Basketball League for the coming season it was announced by Greater Montreal Interscholastic Athletic Association co-ordinator Fred Urquhart, The squads will operate in four sections, two with six teams aplece two with five clubs apiece.In addition, 14 teams will play Junior ball, and 21 will compete in bantam ranks.In hockey, eight schools, including non-GMIAA member St.Thomas High School of Pointe Claire, have filed official entry forms with Urquhart for the sen- for circuit.In addition, a four-team junior eircuit set-up will exist for hockey.Fourteen rinks have entered inte the senior curling competition AUTHORIELS® I helm cousoontTTS Schools and coaches follow: Sealer Basketball (08 teams) \u2014 Baron Byng, Jos Anderson; Beaconstield, John Chomay: Cardinal Newman, Reother Edgar; D'Arcy McGee.Brother Lawrence: Dunton.Charlie Davies; High School of Montreal, Bill Murray: John Grant, Ken McGowan: John Rennie, Keith Sutherland; Lachine, C Robinson; Lower Canada, Chris Bryson: Loyola, Doug Potvin: Malcotm Campbell, Halpert: Monklands, Dick Street: Mount Royal, Jimmy Sims; Northmount, Fred Haack: Outremont, Saul! Ross; Rosemount, John Thompson; St.Laurent, Claude Lafond: Morty Bain; West Hill, Father McDonald Memorial, Luke; Westmount, Hugh Stratton.Junior Basketball (13 teams) \u2014 Baron Byng, Doug Hicks; 8t.Pius X, Brother Codere; Cardinal Newman, Brother Clair; High School of Montreal, Howard Asner; John Rennie, Doug Cook; wer Canada, Roger Reynolds; Monklands, George Lecker; Notthmount, Rip Jonas: Rosemount, Bill Zaslowsky:; St.Laurent, John MacCallum: Verdun, John Hilts; West Hill, Arthur Rothman; Mount Royal Catholic High, Andre Barbeau.Bantam Basketball (31 teams) Baron Byng, Doug Hicks and Joe Anderson: Cardinal Newman, Brother Dennis; Chambly County, Ian Hu Dunton, C.S.Morgan; High School © of Montreal, Bill Muiray; John Grant, ; tield, I.an: Lachine.Bill Osterman; Louis, Howard Paul: Montreal West, irwin Waldman; Mount Royal, Jimmy Sime; Rosemount, David Amar: St.Laurent, Aquinas, Lawler: Verdun, \"John Hilts; West.mount Junior, Rens Laine; Father Mc- Donald Memor i.Brother Earnest: St.Pius X (A), Brother Roche: St.Pius x (By, Brother Howard.Senior Noohey (eight tonms) \u2014 Chambly County, John Murray; Lachine, C.Sadko; Lower Canada, Dave Wood; Loyola, Ed Meagher; Verdun, Clitt Sterling: West Hill, Neville Thornton; Westmount.Walter Mingie; St.Themas (Pointe Claire), Brian Fleming.Junior Mocker (four teams) \u2014 Mont Bt.Louis, Bro Joseph: Lower Canada, Paul Howard; Si.Leo's, Andy Me- Gillis; West Hill, Jim Fulmer.atams Mockoy (seven (eames) \u2014 Baron Byng, L.Shinder; Lachine, J.Plaice; Loyola, Father Chisholm; St.Leo's, Andy McGillis; Verdun, Jim Goodwin; Westmount Junior, Terry Copp; St.Willibrord's, Brother Paul.Senior Curling (14 rinks) \u2014 Beacons- Stockwell; Chambly County, H.Welburn: High School of Montreal, John Scott; John Rennie, I.Stockwell; Lachine, 8.Jones: wer Canada, O'Neil; Loyola, J.Pearson: Monklands.L Gill: Montreal West, Dr.E.Powell; Mount Royal, J.Shaw: Northmount, C.Belding: St.Leo's, Andy McGi itis; i Bobby Hill.Westmount, Hugh Stratton.Rayon fiber is made by extruding viscose through a spinnerette made of a platinum alloy containing minute holes so small that they can hardly be seen by the naked eye.I.Saint Lau.at Regional curling draw listed BEGION NO.1 First Halt Joa.11 a4 8 p.m.stone vs Heather at Ste.Anne 1.Ciaire vs Caledonia al Sis.Anne Jan.14 at 3.90 p.m.Winner of Heather.Greystone vs Baie d'Urfé at Wentw Lachute vs Lachine.\u2018ot Wentworth 2.Grey Pie.2.School Hoopla Jan.5: Sen.\u2014 LHS at JRHS; MCHS; OHS at MRHS: Jun.\u2014 Saint Laur.at HSM; Ban.\u2014 Saint Laur.at DHS.Jan.6: Sen.\u2014 RHS Jan.Jan.6: Sen.\u2014 RHS at BBHS; Jun.\u2014 BBHS at RHS; Ban.\u2014 LHS at JGHS; VHS at NHS.Jan.9: Jun.\u2014 MRCHS at RHS; BBHS at Saint Laur.; MHHS at JRHS; Ban.\u2014 MMHS at MWHS; *- StPX No.2 at CCHS.¥ pom Claire, Caledenie w at Wentwerth 3.Reyai Mentrea! ot Wonte I Pie.West ve n om ine at Thistle 1.West at Thistle a.m.mais \u20ac \u2019Urfé, Lachine ve Cascdonis at St.Lambert 3 Jan.15 of 2.00 p.m.Reval Meatreal ve Greystone at Bt.bert 3.Winner of Lachute, Montreal West vs Pte.Claire at St.Lambert 3.BEGION NO.8 First Mat Jam.1) at 8 p.m.Bel-Aire vs RCAF St.Hubert, at nistle vs wentmo at Rosemere 2, Jan Winner of Bel-Aire, RCAT vs Ste.Anne, at Heather 1.St.Lambert vs Hudson, at Heather UO y it ve Lach Mentresl 5 ot 10 4 Hi | Wianer Thistle, Wentworth vs Outre- mont, at Heather 3.Town Mount Royal vs St.George.at Heather 4 Second Naif Jan.12 at 8 p.m, Ste.Anne vs Hudson, at Pte.Claire \u201cSt.Lambert vs Outremont, at Pte, Claire 3.Jan.15 at 3.90 p Winner Ste.Anne, Hudson vs Town Meunt Royal, at Caledonia 1.Hubert vs Wentworth, at Caledo fit a onia St.rE vs Bel-Aire, at Caledonia Winner St.Lambert, Outremont vs Thistle, at Caledonia 4.0 bother you Neve sparkling bright, sunshine N08 mingles fer jt.EXCLUSIVE POWER SOAK CYCLE COIN nai Cleanest aL In Town £225; 10¢ King Koin Launderette 3406 St.Antoine at Greene Avenue Next to Pierre Meat Shop "]