The Westmount examiner, 27 octobre 1961, Cahier 1

[" Hit-and-run driver was lighting cigaret Examiner EU TETE WNW J VOL.XXXN, Ne.43 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, OCT.27, 1961 24 PAGES Æ53> 35 5 CENTS Knocked off Car and bus Ex-Westmount Constable bicycle collide Page 3 to stand new trial Former Westmount Police Constable, Stanley Easton.who was serving a 10-year sentence for two hold-ups, is to receive a new trial.This is the result of a fellow-convict coming forward to claim he was the sole culprit.In the Quebec Court of Appeal, Mcnd:y, tive judges decided that the evidence they had heard last month from Paul McEllin, a prisoner serving a three-year term for two other hold-ups, warranted a reopening of the Easton case in the Court of Sessions.Chief Justice Lucien Tremblay, and Mr.Justices George Montgomery, Antoine Rivard, Bernard Bissonette, and Fernand Choquette, agreed in the decision for a new trail.The Appeal Cout judges turned down a plea by the Crown that they should permit the hearing of rebuttal evidence after listening to McEllin's testimony to the effect that witnesses who testified at Easton's trial had mistaken him for the former policeman and beys\u2019 club worker.There is seme resemblance between McEliin and Easton.At Easton's first trial he had was found guilty of having held up the Metcalfe Pharmacy, Mi t- ealfe avenue and St.Catherine street, on April 4 and 18.1960.Manager Israel Yampolsky, a customer, and an employe» of the store, identified Easton as the man who picked up a total of $529 in two coolly-executed hold-ups within two weeks.Yampolsky told the judge he at once recognized the bandit as his earlier \u201cvisitor\u201d when he returned for the second time.Alibi witnesses for one of the hold-ups indicated that at the hour mentioned in the complaint, Easton was having a drink with them in a Drummond street club.But the trial judge held the witnesses were inocently mistaken as to the time.While Easton's conviction and sentence to 10 years in the peni- temtiary were awaiting a hearing in the Appeal Court, his counsel was advised that a fellow prisoner McEllin, had hold him he was the perpetrator of the two crimes.Accordingly, Mr.aoust moved to have the Court of Appeal hear testimony by M-Ellin, who himself was serving a three-year sentence for t vo admitted holdups in tourist homrs on Drum- mond street.Testifying with the court's protection, which makes him immune to prosecution on the so'e basis of his court declaration, the witness described in detail the manner in which he carried out the two Metcalfe avenue holdups.McEllin gave the judges a detailed picture of the entrance to the store and of the layout of the stock.He recalled the nature and color of the clothing he wore on both occasions.And these details jibed with evidence given by witnesses at trial.Easton has another appeal pending.It concerns a later conviction and a five-year sentence for having been an accomplice in a robbery at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.At that trial he insisted he had no knowledge of the fact that the man he was with had entered the hotel to carry out a hold-up while he waited outside in a car.Page 9 Identification stickers for invalids Page 3 Three men suspected of bookmaking arrested Provincial police arrested three mea suspected of bookmaking ia two raids, Monday.at 4124A St.Catherine street west, West.mount, F.Gordon Collins, 48, Sam Spitzer.45.and Emile l.eboeuf, 49, were arraigned before Judge T.A.Fontaine, Tuesday.The trio pleaded not guilty and trial was fixed for October 31.They were released on cash deposits of $300 each.Westmount High Opens \u2018 Page 11 Do it yourself How to gain one hour's sleep You dont need any special do - it - yourself kit when you decide to gain one hour's sleep.Now you may say this project is quite simple.But not the way we have in mind \u2014 it requires a little ingenuity on your part.If you want to try it, here's the formula.At midnight Saturday, make a collection of all the clocks, watches, and timepieces in your home and turn the big hand\u2014the hour one\u2014back one hour.In the morning you will find you have gained an hour's sleep.Of course, the main reason why you should do this is because we officially switch from daylight saving time to standard time.So be sure and put your time-pieces back one hour.HALLOWE'EN is mot until next Tuesday.girl: Jean Larese, 5, French gentleman: and but these three Westmount Hilary Parseas, 4, gypsy girl.They are among youngsters are practicing already.From left te the many childrens whe will be sharing their right they are Jemaifer Adair, 5, as a Japanese \u201ctreals\u2019\u2019 with UNICEF.5 BAPE SEA 0.3 Sait: FOE J RBI LO SE wb DS INR a SA BBE ht NER SN ER Puzzle Pete stands at $210 2 The Westmount Examines, Fridey, October 27, 196) AAA AR AAA AAA AAR AANA A & A few words about TCA By Larry Mclnnis 4445444.BERRIES NERS N RENN NISSAN ARN RNI SERN I'd like to say a few words about Trans Canada Airlines.Not a plug, mind you, bul not too much of a knock, either.This poor, defenseless instrument of the government of Canada is being dismembered by that same govern- England.Dr.Harper came to ment, and all in the name of private enterprise.Private enterprise is fine, and it is the lifeblood of the nation, but the government created TCA.What is the point now in killing it?And more important, can it afford graduated in 1935.| to commit this murder?* * + Something else: rumors are hot that pressure is being put on TCA to purchase certain Canadian- made turbo-prop transports rather than British-made planes, or a continuation of a complete changeover to jets.This, to TCA, would be like the MTC putting streetcar tracks back on St.Catherine street.* * * TCA has a vast amount of money \u2014 the taxpayers\u2019 money \u2014 invested in the sixth-largest airline in the world \u2018so they say).What happens to all this equipment and, most important, personnel, when they are finally forced so far into the fireplace that they will give up or be burned up?Last year after CPA had made the first incision, well over 100 pilots were lad off from TCA.Most KENWOOD\u2019S CARE! 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Let's get smart, Ottawa.TCA is a highly respected airline | both domestically and internationally, and has the reputation of pro- | viding top-notch service which\u2018 can\u2019t be beat by anyone.So what's the point?It would be a shame to have this well-thought-of airline become a real hot case as an election issue.The British aviation industry, on the ball as usual, announced it has sold six BAC-111s to Braniff Airways, eighth largest U.S.domestic airline.The price was about $40 million.The line has taken an option on (Continued on Page 7) eo WE 3-1113 a) YX TTI LS ISK _5 SIDI ala a of Maintenance and R epairs on AN Types | Buildings a a A ALA A A A A A AA A AE A A AA SA A A A SA A Ne AS el, Leo Falardeau PLUMBING © HEATING © ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK 3955 St.James Street West Inspection & Estimates on Request WE 5-289$ ® GAS HEATERS WE.3-2432 Obituaries TR Se SIN DA CEA Thomas Fuñeral services were held Saturday for former Westmount veterinarian, Thomas Harper.who died last Thursday at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.Dr.Harper, BVSC.MRCVS.operated an animal hospital at 122A Westminster avenue for the past two years.He opened the! \u201cWestmount Animal Hospital\u201d on Greene aveune in 1945, and \u201ctraining |at the Ontario Veterinarian Col- moved to the Montreal West location in 1959.| Born in Newcastie-on-Tyne.! Canada in 1921, and obtained his in veterinary science lege.Guelph, Ontario, where he He practiced in Montreal from 1936 until the outbreak of the joined the armed forces and serv- RCASC.Dr.Harper is survived by his wife, the former Helen Strachan Thompstone; two daughters, Jane and Mary; two sons, Edward and Michael; and two sisters, Mrs.May Bulman and Mrs.Eva Groves, both of England.Elizabeth H.Brennon A well-known Westmount woman, Miss Elizabeth H.Brennan, 60 Bruce avenue, died in Montreal General Hospital, Sunday, aged 90.Miss Brennan haë been connected with St.Stephen's Anglican Church during her 40 years in Westmount, and was instrumental in the forming of the Men's Fellowship.Funeral services were held.Tuesday.a.St.Stephen's Church, followed by interment in Mount Royal Cemctery.Dr.J.C.Wickham Funeral! services were held, Wednesday, in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, West- mount, for prominent Westmount surgeon Dr.John C.Wickham, 4484 Sherbrooke street west.One of the founders of St.Mary's Hospital, he died Monday aged 73.Dr.Wickham was born in St.Lambert.attended loyola College.and graduated from the Mc- Gill University medical school in 1909.He practiced in Montreal until World War One broke out, then joined the No.3 Mec- Gill Medical Corps and went overseas to France in 1916.After the war he taught medicine at Loyola College and at McGill University for several years.Dr.Wickham was chief surgeon at St.Mary's Hospital until his retirement six years ago, and was associated with the Royal Victoria Hospital and the Montreal Convalescent Hospital for a long period He was a member of the Canadian Medical Association, and the College of Physicians and Surgeons of the Province of Quebec.Dr.Wickham was active in church work, being chief warden of the Church of Ascension of Our Lord in Westmount.He is survived by his wife, the former Gladys Genest; two sisters, Florence and Mrs.Harry McKenna \u2018Mary\u2019: a brother, Paul: three daughters, Mrs.G.P.Keough (Mary), Mrs.V.M.O'Byrne (Ann), Mrs.Rolland La Prairie (Vicki); five sons, Bernard P.A.Patrick, Rev.John F., Arthur T.and Frank F., and 25 grandchildren.Miss M.E.Routh Funeral services were held Wednesday at D.A.Collins Funeral Home.for Miss Marguerite Edith Routh, 80 Arlington avenue.a noted medical artist, who died Sunday.Born in Lachute, Miss Routh had been associated with the Royal Victoria Hospital and did most of her work in neurology.She is survived by an aunt, Miss Sophy L.Elliott.Interment was in Mount Royal Cemetery.Between you and me ~ Plain talk \u2014 public relations By Margaret Aitken EONARD Knott of 346 Olivier 4 avenue, Westmount has been in that somewhat nebulous profession known as public relations for 25 years.He has written several books on the subject but his latest is by far the most provocative and penetrating \u2014 Plain Talk About Public Relations, published by McClelland & Stewart.Of course he does not say public relations is nebulous.Nor is it, as some, some people think, merely good manners.It is, according to this authority, \u201cthe most discussed and least understood of all business activities.\u201d In a sentence, to have good PR is to have a good reputation.Mr.Knott has quite a few unkind things to say about business, which is rather like biting the hand that feeds PR.He points out that business is its own worst enemy.(\u201cMore than half the people in the world are opposed to business as it is conducted under the free enterprise system in North America and Western Europe.\u201d) What has caused this?Shady practices, false advertising, contempt for ordinary people, lack of community spirit and immorality.Code of ethics \u201cAn enforceable code of ethics for business would help reassure a doubting public.\u201d Lawyers and doctors have cleaned up their professions with strong, self-enforced rules.Why not business?Mr.Knott's indictment does not cover every business, of course but, like the old saying, one rotten apple in the barrel can, taint all the others.1 have a theory that business could do a lot for its PR in the next six years, prior to our 100th annjversary in 1967.Business might establish hundreds of bursaries and scholarships \u2014 really worthwhile ones that would take young people through their higher education or trade school training.Another means could be lasting monuments in the form of concert halls and TOO \u2019Sympathy\u201d\u2019 is the hardest word to write « « « Say it with Flowers GERALD McKENNA as.Vl.29112 Bishop St.4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 theatres.In Toronto we already have one of these monuments, the O'Keefe Theatre, which is one of the finest theatres in North America.At first there were howls from some people over the name O'Keefe which undoubtedly had a malty aura about it.But the protests died down when the brewery company dug its heels in and said it's O\u2019Keefe's or no theatre.But to get back to Mr.Knott and his PR.Let's get serious \u201cBusiness should be required,\u201d he said, \u201cto accept LEONARD KNOTT some of its responsibilities beyond mere support of wages and profit.It should support public education \u2014 and with- (Continued on page 21) PELIEVING the family of every burdensome detail is the common objective of the members of the Collins organ- DA Collins 5010 SHERBROOKE STREET wis?Cpe J \u2014 it ÿ iE a Pe ia PR in Five Generations of Traditional Service pr) cJos.C rar &BrO.FuneraL DiRECtORS 1234 (Mountain St.Phone: UN.6-6363 Fer AU Your e PHOTOGRAPHY 2 Stores te Serve Yeu oe PHOTO SUPPLIES eo PHOTO - COPYING © Regular oad Custom Photofinishing © ACME PHOTO Reg'd.4123 St.Catherine, W.WE.2-5709 4866 Sherbrooke St., W.HU.1-1989 oy ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS 5 Cortified Wetehmahers OHMANS seweLLERS WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.VOL.XXX, Ne.43 TAKE FIVE: Three couples take time out for a breather at the Proctor- Westmount dance, Saturday night.From left te righé thev are Ric Peters, Liz Hulme.Muriel Haugland, Bill Meek, Wendy Patrick, and Robert Kennedy.Poppy Selling Members of the No.14 branch of the Royal Montreal Regiment Association of the Royal Canadian Legion have received permission from Westmount City Council to conduct a door-to-door poppy selling campaign for Armistice Day.Activities got underway yesterday.CIIESHAM HOTEL Going to England ?If you are bound for London and want a high-class, quiet, conservative hotel in fashionable Belgravia, then consider Chesham Hotel at 20 Chesham Place, S.W.l.For casual or prolonged visits, you'll like the intimate atmosphere of this hotel.Every room with bath and kitchenette.You can be sure of your booking ing by calling HU.1-2771.Hit-and-run driver was lighting cigaret A car service salesman who crashed into a parked car on The Boulevard in Westmount while attempting to light a cigarette, and did not report the accident immediately, appeared before Judge Stoker at Westmount Court, Wednesday, on a hit-and-run charge.John William Birmingham.5140 PAGE THREE Identification stickers for invalids Identification stickers showing that an invalid or elderly person is living in the building are to be placed on doors of homes and apartments throughout Westmount by the city fire department so operations, The general idea behind the sticker campaign is that when the fire department receives an emergency call to a home or bullding there is an invalid or clderly per son living on the premises.Chief Ed Harper.in an exclusive interview with The Examiner, yesterday, said the department always made a search of any building \u201cBut it is a harrowing experience not knowing whether or not there is an invalid living there.\u201d he said.The Chief pointed out that the primary concern of the fire department was to save lives.and the stickers will dssist greatly as they have done in other cities throughout Canada.These unobtrusive stickers are as to facilitate fire fighting supplied five of charge by the Knights of Malta whe have been urging for this practice for some time.There are two sizes of stickers available In the case of an apart ment building.one could be placed at the front entrance.and the smaller one va the door of the apartment.Anybody who wishes to obtain A sticker should contact the lire department at WE 3.2239, They will be visited by Lleut.Inspector Motard.who is in charge of the operation, and who will make arrangements to have the emblems placed.\u201cWe hope the general public wilt co-operate with us on this scheme\u2019 added Chief Harper.Randall street, who pleaded \u2018\u2018Not guilty\u2019, was fined $75 and costs, and had his licence marked.report the accident voluntarily thereby saving the police force from making an investigation, I will only have your licence mark- Gustave Meunier.an insurance ed, he said.broker, of 15 De Casson road, said he parked his 1959 Cadillac car on: the north side of The Boulevard | facing west.When he returned some time later he found the rear | left end of the car was badty | damaged, and the left side of the car scratched.Questioned by judge Stoker, Mr.Meunier said the cost of the damage had been estimated at $830, Ross E.Read.an executive.of 3785 The Boulevard.said he was nue.working in his den at home when! In a statement to the police he heard a crash outside.He ran Miss Aiken claimed that the bus out onto the lawn and saw a man ' passed her on the left side and in rather a dazed condition looking ; then turned right onto Sher- round his car.brooke street.While making the \u201cThe man then jumped back into turn, the bus struck her left fen- his car and drove off,\u201d said Mr, der causing slight damage.Read.Number noted \u201cI quickly scribbled his licence Car and bus collide Frances Aiken, 19.256 Ken- \u2018sington avenue.received damage to her Cadillac car when she collided with a bus on Victoria ave- > CY CYLINDER i NEED A (AB! UN.6-4551 VETERAN TAXI ASS'N.IN WESTMOUNT .THE IMPERIAL WEST Distinctive Apartments Now Available 4350 Sherbrooke St.West RE.3-7124 WE.2- 1932 | | FLEE AECAGE ASE FR IR TRAIT EE SEY CYLINDER.TT YYYYYYYLY CVV VVVVVVV9VFP\" by GIRARD AUTO number onto the palm of my hand and notified the police.\u2019 Det.Constable Lessard said Birmingham came into the police : station three days later and made a voluntary statement.In his defence, Birmingham said he was attempting to light a cigarette when he crashed into the parked automobile.\u201cI was very dazed after the accident and weal straight home.\u201d he said.Birmingham told the court he phoned Westmount police station the following day.and notified them of the accident.He was advised to make a statement.and did so a few days later.| BUT | BET WE CAN Fix Answering Judge Stoker, Birmingham stated he was returning home from the football match when the accident happened.Summing up the case the Judge said it was normal to suspend the licence in cases of this nature.\u201cBut due to the fact that you did > pb wow ! THAT'S SOME SMASHUP, GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC- TT A AVE., WESTMOUN MONTREAL'S OLDEST DEALER dé à di da à à din à à à ds à à à à à à A \u2026 A à A A à A, \u2026A A A As A A A VTHATS SIMPLE.WHOEVER À HEARD OF AN ENGINEER \\ HUGGING THE FIREMAN ?YA KNOW, CY, I'VE OFTEN WONDERED WHY THERE ARE 50 MANY MORE AUTO WRECKS THAN RAILROAD ACCIDENTS / TOWING Ai M1 7 I IAL RL SERVICE \u2014 à à à A à À À à A A à a à à à à A A A VY NOT er.FA Narniner Sesving the Cy of Westmount since 1938 Moud Office: 7005 Klidare Read, Moutreal 29 Meoatreel, Fridey, October 27, 1961 Classified Advertising (To 0:30 p.m.Mea., Tess.& Wed.Only) HY.1-048) Sditerial Department \u2014 Accounting Department Circulation Dept.\u2014 Disploy Advertising HU.19-2771 Joha W.Sencten, Mugh E McCormick, Professor Gulliver Grebe's adventures among the snarfs By Pierre Berton 1 HAD AN INTERESTING talk last week with one of the world\u2019s best-known explorers and anthropologists, Prof.Gulliver Grebe, who has just returned from exploring the native civilizations of the Upper Amazon.President ond Publisher Choirmen Lerry Melanie, News Editer Mugh R.Mount, Adverticlag Menoger The Framiner nims te be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.year.Five cents a copy.Association, Quebec Mail subscriptions: Member of the Canadian Newspapers Asseciation.$2.00 per year: $1.26 half Wehkkiy Newspapers Authorised as Second Class Mail by the Post Office Department.Otlawa, and for payment of postage in cash.WE SAY Aid for the sick, be safe, not proud ESTMOUNT fire department, in adopting the identification stickers for invalids, are playing it smart.It is a wise and prudent step on their part, and it has been proved in other parts of the country that this system is invaluable in saving lives.Naturally, there will be people unwilling to use the stickers for personal reasons.There is a strong false fear of being \u201clabelled\u201d anything.But when you come right down to it, this attitude leaves a lot to be desired.The fire department is making every effort to protect your life.When they see a sticker on a door they will move heaven and earth to get the invalid or elderly person out.As Chief Harper points out, the department always makes a search of a building, but without a sticker it may take a little longer to find the infirm.And a few seconds can mean the difference between life and death.The stickers, unobtrusive in design, are supplied by the Knights of Malta, and will in no way make your home or apartment appear to be \u201cJabelled.\u201d If you value your life then call Lieut.Inspector Motard at WE.3-2239, who will make arrangements to have the emblem placed.\" By The Way THE NEW BOY HEN Narkover reassembles for the next term, one of the new boys will be anonymous.This break with tradition has, 1 understand, been agreed to because his father has lately been in the news in connection with certain legal activities.Asked why the boy could not have adopted some name or other to hide his identity, the head master said: \u2018Many parents and a few boys change their names arbitrarily from time to time with- oul deceiving anyone.Anonymity is a better protection.\u201d THEY Kk.YOU SAY Disappearing landmark Sir: It was with some concern that I read your article on the front page of last week's Examiner regarding the beautiful old gray stone house being demolished at 789 Lexington avenue.Maybe Mr.Gordon has a point when he says it has got nothing to do with the public what he does with his property, but 1 fail to see why he should be so mysterious.We in Westmount are sorry to see our landmarks disappear, and it is our concern as residents of the city to know what is being erected.1 feel that this old home would have made a wonderful museum, and something of which we Westmounters could have been proud.Don't think I don't know what the taxes are like on property of this kind \u2014 I do.H the building has to be torn down then too bad, but why all the mystery as to the future of the property?T.D.Ashtray in school ! Sir: 1 was surprised to see a large ashtray sitting in one of the corridors at the new West- mount High school last week.There has been a lot of criticism thrown out about the school, but ! thought this was really something new.1 imagine it was there for a legitimate purpose \u2014 1 can't see the teachers allowing pupils to smoke between periods! But then nothing would surprise me during this moders day and age.A non-smoker \u20ac © : 4 By The Way FOOTBALL HE.casc of the homesick football emphasizes the necessity for clubs to enforce celibacy, so that no merely sentimental attachment will interfere with a single-hearted devotion to football.A footballer who would rather be at home with his wife and family than playing football abroad is a shocking example to others, who may be tempted to indulge their personal whims, thus giving an impression that football need not be taken too seriously, SAY Cw.Sn Hundreds of people can talk for one who con think, but thousands con think for one who can see.\u2014 John Ruskin Prof Grebe tells me that this jungle fastness is not entirely inhabited by untutored savages.In fact he spent more than a year studying one culture which he feels is almost as civilized as our own.This is the little-known society of Suarfs (or\u2014to give them their original German spelling Schaarffes).There are some 75,000 of these Snarfs living in small cities, towns and villages in the inaccessible Greel, a mountain plateau which was, until the development of the Jong range helicopter, entirely cut off from the world.Prof.Grebe\u2019s studies have cast new light on the strange Snarf custom of elbow worship, a practice only sketchily referred to in earlier anthropological works.In this oddly gifted society \u2014 whose political sophistication is beyond dispute \u2014 the men seem to be totally obsessed not only with the female elbow, but also with the forearm, the hand and the fingers.Part of this curious fetishism is due, no doubt, to an ancient Snarf custom.Since the temperature of the Grool hovers around 103, the women of the tribe generally appear in public almost totally naked.Traditional modesty, however, makes one bodily covering virtually mandatory \u2014 a pair of long gloves, which conceal the forearms up to and including the elbow.A woman appearing in public with her elbows undraped would be considered grossly indecent, while anyone daring to walk about freely with bare arms would be driven from the streets and, indeed, imprisoned.Prof.Grebe, however, remains confused by the elbow mania since it is not really true that the feminine elbow is hidden from masculine eyes in Snarf society.In fact, à recent count made by the Professor suggests that in spite of long- held taboos, there are now more Snarf elbows showing than there are Snarf elbows hidden, For one thing, many of the most stylish gloves are worn so tightly that every detail of the arm 1s observable to the most casual eye.For another, it has become highly fashionable to affect semi-transparent gloves which leave little to the imagination.Again, on the beach and for evening wear, style-conscious Snarf women have followed the trend of partially rolling down their gloves to reveal about seven-eighths of their elbow.Almost every Snarf publication for men now features detailed pictures of not one but dozens of undraped elbows and even forearms.Some of the wore daring show the back of the hand and perhaps even a bit of the palm, though these have been the objects of recent attempts at censorship.Many theatrical performances and native dances feature suggestive elbow and hand movements and, again the elbows are un- draped.A book, if it is to attract attention, must feature on its cover a picture of a giant elbow.Classical paintings abound in naked elbows and are widely praised.And in the cheaper novelty shops, ashtrays and other bric-a-brac in the form of elbows enjoy a steady sale among sophisticated males.Stoging glove raids Thus, male Saarfs are literally surrounded by elbows; yet they continue to be excited by them.Even a wrinkled glove lying on a chair will cause sniggers and whispered comments.Indeed, younger Snarfs have been known to stage \u2018\u2018glove raids\u201d on feminine dormitories.It is difficult to move down the main street of any Snarf settlement without encountering elbow symbols on every side; yet the sight of a quarter inch of naked elbow protruding from a worn glove will cause a near panic and give rise to write- ups in the newspapers.A bizarre by-product of this elbow-directed society, Prof.Grebe informs me, is the grotesque anatomical distortions it has caused.Women with enlarged elbow bones or particularly hefty forearms are much in demand, especially as entertainers.Prof.Grebe interviewed several of these pathetic creatures who, by virtue of muscle exercises and even surgical operation, had managed to increase the size of their elbows to the point where it made them difficult to walk upright or perform simple feats of manual dexterity.To a woman he found them entirely happy with their strange lot perhaps because they are looked on both by men and other women as near-god- desses.Some of them, he reports, have to carry their arms in special slings for support, but this seems to make them all the more desirable.Some years ago, certain women \u2014 disgraced in the eyes of their parents and friends by the physical accident of an un- der-developed elbow \u2014 began to use padded gloves.These, the professor says, have now become an important commercial by-product of Snarf society and are, indeed, advertised openly.Another curious aspect of the AOROSS à Smashing Mohans- Conferences med's goal One \u20ac Two-legged Louisiane 41, Cook\u2019s ereek 12.Pan Dessert 18.Thin Girl's name 34.Pronoun Skillful) 15.Minus Game of 36.Gambler's iE Ee Rumpus 2e.an.bird fenced Rescuer 8.Spoken 2 Prescription x i HEE Snarf elbow-mania is the rise of the so-called \u2018Health Groups\u2019 who insist that the enforced draping of the lower arm is unhealthy and physically undesirable.These people meet in secluded spots \u2014 private farms, beaches and forest glades \u2014 where they effect a strange costume consisting of an all- encompassing wool cloak which covers the wearer from head to foot, bul leaves the arms entirely nude from the elbow down.Many attempts have been made to prevent these societies from meeting, but the fact that Health is the key motive has protected them from legal action.Many publish Health Magazines showing pictures of the undraped elbow and these have a wide sale since the male Snarfs, apparently, are extreme- Jy interested in health.Prof.Grebe has done considerable historical research into the Snarf past and it is his belief that there was a time when the very word \u2018elbow\u2019 was taboo in polite society.This is no longer the case since it is used in books, plays and theatre advertising and always gets a laugh when employed by a stand-up comedian in a joke.The taboo still generally holds, however, for words dealing with the concealed parts of the lower arm, especially the fingers.These are rarely if ever mentioned in public either by name or inference.A storm of protest was engendered recently with the publication of a new book of considerable literary quality because it dared to employ the five-letter word \u2018thumb\u2019 \u2014 a term heretofore confined entirely to scrawls on back fences and washroom walls.The fact that this book has been distributed, however, indicates a breaking down of traditional Snarf taboos.Indeed, Prof.Grebe says he has reason to believe that the sight of a naked elbow in the Upper Amazon may soon become almost as familiar as, say, the sight of a naked bosom in our own culture, dnd TRG ENS JE I RACH Qi] -T UA ONTTE 3 ha [AZ] Ih (XR nn (var.) 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Unity Boys\u2019 Club The Wostmesnt famines, fridey, Outober 27,191 6 Girls do take part|s SCHOOL SUPPLIES in club activities | A 29% PEON L Clearance Sale on: By Meurice Mariasine « The name \u201cUnity Boys\u2019 Club\u201d is rather ambiguous Westmount Exercise Books, Globes of The World, Drawing to the general public in as much as it implies that it is a E Sets cad Instruments, Ruiers, Poacils, Erocors, lak, Ring \u201cBoys\u2019 Club.\u201d However, some 407 of the over-all mem- Blader.| nu bership belong to the Girls\u2019 section of the club and parti- .Loot 0 Since 1950.when the club was officially opened, girls played an important role in its general operation, not only in participation but also in providing leadership to their counterparts.\u2014 Of the five club members who have received \u2018letters of achievement\u2019 (the big \u2018\u2018U'\u2019\u2019 and certifie cate» two are girls, and the present trend would indicate that girls as well as boys will receive recognition for their leadership qualities.This year.the program for girls M! BAN I has been designed to suit the inclination of any girl from six TO 2 MILLION CANADIANS years of age to (16), For the small fry, art classes.embroidery, art woodcraft, tap dancing, leathercraft and Indian Lore, movies, and games room attracts large numbers at each session, while the older girls are taking part in the Majorettes, the chorus line, arts and crafts, games room, Talent Club, musical jam sesions, group games, library, general gym, basketball and gymnastics.UNITACS service project The UNITACS Community Service Committee have become aware of the fact that the Old Brewery Mission are faced with a problem relative to a dire need of clothing for children of all ages and adults.Joe Barrett, executive director of the Old Brewery Mission, cited several cases of need, especially where children could not attend school for lack of sufficient wearing apparel.The UNITACS consider this project urgent, and as a result they are conducting an \u2018\u2018old clothing drive.\u2019 With the winter season approaching, an appeal for winter clothing is being made.Anyone interested in helping out is asked to send old clothing to the Unity Boys\u2019 Club, 1090 Greene avenue, or for pick up, to telephone WE.2-5506.A member of the committee will be sent to .pick up the clothing.Freddie FIX IT.3 BUY YOURS FOR CASH OR BY INSTALMENTS DOWN PAYMENT OF 5%\u2014 $2.50 FOR A $50 BOND, $5 FOR A $100 BOND, ETC.Ba eue: BALANCE IN pes ~~ AA SA EASY INSTALMENTS Four Huowsan time OVER A YEAR toh of phomi Werk is found.BANK OF | MONTREAL JOHN WATSON Canadas Pinet Bank WORKING WITH CANADIANS I EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1617 C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS © 239 DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Te Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 cipate in a wide variety of activities.*taken a new project.They are Hallowe'en tonight An estimated 350 youngsters will ALLAN SINGER LIMITED 5012 Sherbrooke St.West HU.4-6439 be guests at the annual Unity Boys\u2019 Club Hallowe'en parties which take place tonight, starting\u2019 at 630 pm, For club members under 12 years of age.movies, story telling, group games, and the judging of | costumes will be in effect, while for the over 12 group.a Hallowe'en ' dance and party will be sponsored by the UNITACS.Prizes will be! awarded.Physical education The gymnastic class has been | expanded to include beginners and | advanced gymnasts.Jimmy Prince will continue with the more ad-, vanced, while George Martin and Bob White will handle the beginners.Mr.Martin and Mr.White also conduct gymnastic classes at the \u201cY\" | | Unity's football team received its first taste of competition last Saturday afternoon when they met a highly experienced Point St.Charles football squad.and as expected went down to defeat.However, considering the four years experience of the Point boys, Unity gave every indication that, with several more games they will be ready for league competition | next year.Head coach George Furse was quite satisfied with the showing.| He stated that offensively, the team looked good with quarterback Richard Holden doing an outstanding job, and half back Norm Grenier also a standout.Nichole Missori led the defensive group with some very fine tackling.A highlight of the game was the 25-yard run back by Rookie Robert Vaux who might have gone all the way for a touchdown.The plucky youngster was injured on the spectacular play.Another exhibition game has been scheduled for tomorrow.Arts and crafts The woodwork class has under- UNINTERRUPTED SERVICE DORVAL AIRPORT You can rely on WESTMOUNT TAXI for dependable service to Montreal International Airport at Dorval.We will pick you up at your own home.If your flight leaves early in the morning, please call our office the night before and make your reservation.COURTEOUS, SATISFIED DRIVERS WESTMOUNT TAXI WE.5-2468 ® Charge Accounts Arranged constructing school supply chests | for the Junior Red Cross.These | chests, complete with school supplies, will be sent by the Junior Red Cross to underprivileged countries.Two dozen menu holders are also being produced for the patients of the Lachine General Hospital.And looking forward to next year's Coaster Classic, some of the boys are rebuilding two coasters.The Brownie club (photography) is working overtime these days.Several extra sessions were conducted after 9 p.m.for the benefit of the senior club members.A request for a leader to take over the toy repair shop has met with success.An announcement will be made next week.The toy repair men are grate- fui for the many toys which have been donated to the club.* Majorettes Former Alouette Majorettes Carole Gill and Margaret Smythe have resumed their regular baton twirling and majorette routine sessions.The class meets every Saturday morning.Time always moves faster In the universities.This year's freshman class will be the Class of \u201868.That makes those who graduated even In the '40s and \u201850s you are invited to examine the finest 35 mm camera ever built e Designed for e E\u20acLCA M-3 © lifetime investment In perfect photog/Rphy There's nothing like 8 LEICA.The M-3 ie the greatest LEICA ever.It's the fastest-operating, easiest-to-use came era you could want, With it you'll be able to \u201cshoot\u201d like @ professional.As a Franchised LEICA Dealer we'll be happy to show , without obligation, the many advanced features the LEICA M-3.Also, other fine cameras in the femous LEICA Line, $f you are at all interested in taking better pictures, stop in and inspect the M-3, the world's most advenced camers.AS Acme Photo REG'D.2 Stores To Serve You 4123 Se.Catherine W.4866 Sherbrooke Se.W.We.2-5709 Mu.1-1909 seem like old timers.\u2014Campbell- ton (N.B.) Tribune.1 6 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey.October 27, 1961 Investigate export markets Rotary told Canadian businessmen are urged to investigate all possible export markets for their pro-s ducts John W Sharp.President of | Vilas Furniture Company Limited, addressing the Rotary Club of Westmount, Wednesday told the members that they should tuke full advantage of the Trade Commissioners all over the wotld - \u201ctor these men are Vitaliy interested in helping you establish a market for your pro- | ducts an their area\u2019 Mr Sharp said he recentix ex ported a shipment of furniture to the Umted Kingdom which he described as \u2018a market already supplied domestically our secondary manufacturing industries,\u201d he concluded.Freshman at R.LT.Kingsley W.Jackson, son of Mr.and Mrs.W.E.Jackson, 748 Upper Lansdowne avenue, is enrolled as a freshman in the Rochester Institute of Technolgy's School of Printing.A 1961 graduate of The Academy.Montreal, he is a member of the largest entering class in RIT's history, totalling some 854 I freshmen.DU.9-1303 One Coll ACME GENERAL TRUCKING REG'D.(Office & Warehouse) 1377 Cremazie Blvd.West Moving \u2014 General Cartage Pocking \u2014 Crating Storage \u2014 World Wide Shipping Day & Night Service Rl.4-6666 Covers All The speaker sugpested that potential exporters should firstly pick their market aca, then communicate with the Trade Commissioner giving all details of the tems which were to be sent into his area, and finally pick the best item and give the Commissioner an approximate laid down cost in the cur- Tency of the country involved.| Mr.Sharp strongly recommended that the potential exporter should visit the market, | and If possible take samples of : , the product because \u201cD have found that words and pictures are not enough.\u201d he added.\u201cAllow yourself a few days to become thoroughly conversant | with how competitive products are sold as you might discover that due to different mark ups and distribution efforts, that in spite of tariffs and carriage charges, your price to the ultimate user is not too far out of bine.\u201d Mr Sharp said that in the furniture field.due to higher costs of distribution in Canada.and different methods of display services and selling, several pieces which he exported to the United Kingdom could sell at the same price, despite the 30 to 50 percent factor involved in laying the furniture in.| He advised exporters to initially sell on an exclusive basis to one large and reputable house, However, Mr.Sharp warned potential exporters not to try to measure initial costs against profit on the first order.i \u201cThere is a crying national need to fill our export pipe lines with some manfactured products and this can bring prosperity to | FOOD CHAIN PRESIDENT ' ey LAWRENCE W.BEERE, formerly Vice-President and General Manager of ALP Foed Siores, 144., bas been made President ef the company, one ef the nat- ten's largest supermarket chains, Mr.Beebe, a resident of Torente, has been an A&P executive since SERIOUS SITUATION Parents and community leaders should take a serious view of the increasing frequent practice of assaulting policemen .Almost equally alaiming is the accepted situation where the members of the public do mot feel the slightest need to come te the aid of any police constables who may be engaged by two, three or more young loughs.\u2014 Vernon (B.C.) News.don\u2019t run - EXTENSION PHONES save wear and tear \u2014 come in 9 colours, 3 models.Call the BELL Business Office\u2014or ask the man in our green truck.the tiem opened Us first grocery stores im Montreal back in 1929.3 in wii aon ae | HOW MANY PAY TH EIR BILLS BY CHEQUE?safety you command every time you use your cheque book.Nowadays most people do / Writing a cheque on your bank account is the quick, handy way to pay for larger purchases as well as bills.Canadians write almost three million cheques every banking day / Fast, efficient handling of these cheques is accomplished by the clearing system maintained by the chartered banks and extending into every corner of the nation / It makes possible the convenience, the simplicity and the THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY | This week in Westmount By VALENTINA RAHR MONTREAL'S NEWEST ART GALLERY, located in the West End on Sherbrooke St.west, next door to Gemst Art Supply.will open officially on Wednesday, November 2, at 9 p.m, Owned and operated by Mr.and Mrs Gemst, the new modernly - equipped exhibition halls will display paintings by Canada\u2019s top artists, many of whom reside in Westmount, such as Adam Sheriff Scott, RCA, Harold Beament, Robert Pilot, Ghitta Caiserman, Tom Garside, Oscar de Lall, Goodridge Roberts, and others, Both representational and abstract art will be exhibited here, and the accent will be on Canadian Art and Canadian Artists.Westmount Police are to be commended for their promptness in giving first aid in emergency cases.A few days ago a West- mount High student broke his collarbone while having a little football practice.The student was immediately driven to the Montreal General Hospital in a West- mount Police car, and his parents notitied.The important thing for students now seems to be not to have unsupervised football practices even for fun, because the tendency to become just a little rougher is most prevalent when a referee is not around.HILDA VAN STOCKUM MARLIN (Mrs.E.R.Marlin\u2019.author of 15 books for children was interviewed on a local television channel.Her reason for writing for children?\u201cMost books with a psychological plot are too involved, so I have not tried to write that type of book.Romantic books about loye are usually written by an author happily in love, and this is very difficult because if a love affair is happy you don\u2019t want to talk about it.If it is tragic, you don't want to write about it.Books on married life are difficult for me to write, be- THE Monticello PRESENTS SCALLOPINI AU MARSALA te please the astes of \u2018those , lightly towr- ed ond seuted in rich butter .+ .then patiently cooked in imported Marsale wine in the continental style with tavorful mushrooms.e Complete Businessman's Lunch.$1.50 up e Table d'Hote every evening .$3.50 up Monticello Restaurant 1467 Crescent St.FULLY LICENSED Free Parking AVI Day Vi.9-4934 OPEN SUNDAY cause I omly have one husband, and he might take it personally! But books for children\u2014they are human affectionate.they all have their own problems, and most important, everyone has been a child.Not everyone gets to be an adult.\u201d she said.Gwen Britton, St.Catherine street west, president of the Montreal Gem and Mineral Association, busy making up choice lots of costume jewellery for the Christmas trade.Outstanding feature of these colorful bits of adornment is the fact that the stones come from all parts of the world, and are sent in exchange for Canadian gems, by rock enthusiasts in other countries.The Canadian Authors\u2019 Association is inviting interested parties to attend their six week course on playwriting and fiction writing which wil be held at the YWCA on Dorchester street west, starting next Wednesday evening in Room 25, at seven p.m.Contact W.Agard, Columbia avenue, for further details, or telephone: WE.5-3282.Courses will be given by M.Gordon Green and Wilfrid Werry.! | Obituary RO IEEE RE Me A 05 SES Thomas R.Paterson Funeral services were held yesterday for Thomas Robert Paterson, 41, 642 Grosvenor avenue, who died Monday in Baltimore following heart surgery at John Hopkins Hospital there.Mr.Paterson was a native of Winnipeg.He joined Du Pont of Canada in 1939 after graduating from Montreal West High school, and served in the company's industrial relations and purchasing departments before being transferred to the accounting department 12 years ago.A member of the Royal Canadian Air Force from 1941 to 1944, Mr.Paterson was on loan to the accounting department of Defense Industries (1951) Limited in 1951-52 when that company was reactivated because of the international situation.Mr.Paterson was active in community affairs, being a member of the Westmount Home and School Association, a former president of the Montreal West Hi-Y Club, and a former president of the Grand Chapter of the Hi-Y Clubs of Greater Montreal.He is survived by his wife, formerly Jean Yancey, of West- mount: three sons, Bradley, Robert, and Richard; his parents, Mr.and Mrs.E.Blake Paterson, of Chateaguay Heights: a sister, Joyce Pashly, and a brother, Donald.Another brother, Edward, was killed in action with the RCAF in 1945.Interment took place yesterday at Mount Royal cemetery.A few words .(Continued from page 2) at least six more.In addition, 10 have been ordered by British United Airways for European runs.Other American airlines are interested, too, it was announced.The rear-jet airliner was designed by Sir George Edwards, who also designed the Viscount.In fact, the BAC 111 is designed to be a jet replacement for the Viscount, Amazingly enough, the aircraft was sold off the drawing board.It is expected to make its first flight in 1963 and deliveries will start in 1964.This is the first time a U.S.airline has bought a foreign-made aircraft off the drawing board.Did you know that a Boeing 707 costs 10 times as much as a Viscount?The latest pricelist shows roughly $6 million for the first, and $600,000 for the second.based on insurance values.The Westmount Examines, Fridey, October 27.1961 7 Redie end T-V Sales end Service with sew facilities for drive-in cer-rodie repoirs EDWARDS A ELECTRIC N D GEMST BROS._l Art dealers end picture frame manufecturers of the new announce the opening GEMST BUILDING at 5380 Sherbrooke street West (between Decarie and Girouard) Both firms wish to take this occasion to thank their many customers for their patronage and to welcome them to these new, modern surroundings.Build your bank balance.Build your peace of mind CANADIAN IMPERIAL Over 1260 branches to serve you BANK OF COMMERCE we 8 The Westmount Examines, Friday, October 27, 196) 333$$$$3$3$$$$$$5$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$3$55$$$ CASHWORD PUZZLE No.46 Mules 1.Solve the clues us you would tor any crossword 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 answer; 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 each 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 \u2018including carbon paper) will not be accepted.4.The prize for the correct solution will be $100.If there are two or more winners for ACROSS 1.FLUFF is preferred.A FLUFF, as a slip of the tongue, may give an impression of insecurity, for this is likely to oceur when a person is shy, or not sure of what he is saving.A BLUFF may work and give an impression of great self-confidence.6.ROCKET is chosen.An error an the design of a ROCKET may render it uscless, as when il fizzles out in performance, An error in the design of à ROCKER is more likely to affect its appearance rather than its usefulness.11.HOLD is good.It could be difficult to throw off a HOLD, as when it may be Any COLD may eventually be thrown off: it is à matter of time rather than effort as implied by \u2018\u2018difficult.\u201d MOLD is vague.FOLD and GOLD are remote.14 TIE is favored.A TIE mught be an appropriate gift for a financier to give a young man who has done him a favor, for at could be a very rood one and still not be ostentatious.A TIP.or gratuity, would be appropriate in the case of a service rather than a favor, The young man might not be in à position to take advantage of a TIP, as inside information, 16.RANT.yes.A man may be embarrassed to squelch a RANT, as vchement scolding, in public, for it would asso- cute him with the ranter in the eyes of those whose atten.tien was attracted.He naught feel he was performing a publie service in squelching a RUNT, er small person, who was being offensive.17.WAKED is the word.A baby who is WAKED may become peevish if he does not get immediate attention, tenacious.M TEEN $$SSHGSSSSHSSHSSHSSSHSSHSSSSHSSHSSHSSGSSESSEHSS Clues to Across 1.May be the object of taunts from a juvenile Kang.4.One may admire a .without desiring his friendship.7.A man may be satisfied with a .if he can't do better.8.A mother may worry that her child will .| in her first ice skating competition.9.Slender.11.May encourage a golfer who is entering a tournament.13.Printer's measure.15.May not carry much weight.17.Exist.19.Negative.21.A robber might bash a - .during a store holdup.24.Either.25.Uncanny.27.One may choose food with great care for a .30.One might take umbrage at a reply that is this.moe PTE 00 a given puzzle the Lrize money will be divided equally among the winners.If there is no winner, each week $10 will be added to the prize money.5.The Cashword Puzzle Contest is open to everyone except employees of the publishers of this newspaper and members of their immediate families.6.The newspaper reserves the right to disqualify any entries not conforming to these Ho we RM Lan i RRR Cashsword FE plained for he is not likely to be roused except to be fed, bathed, etc., and a baby cannot be expected to be philosophical about delays.He may enjoy being NAKED on a warm day or in his bath.BAKED and CAKED are remote.20.PONDER is chosen.An elderly woman may counsel a girl not to PONDER, as to think decply, of young men, for she may belong to the old school that in the presence believes a display of intellect is likely to frighten off beaux, \u2018\u2019May\u2019 is weak with POWDER: she would certainly insist that the use of cosmetics be private.23.BID, to be sure.If a BID is insufficient, it is likely to be overcalled and thus do no good.Insufficient AID may do some good, even if not enough.LID is remote.26.STEER is wantted.A STEER, as advice that headed a man in the right direction, may have laid the groundwork for successful stock market operations, for his initial profit as a result of this help may have enabled him to make a carcer of it.There is little reason to select a STEEL, as the market quotation for a STEEL stock, : CASHWORD Contest This Week's Clues Down 1.May make a person who is unsure of himself feel better.2.A respected individual's criticism may havea.effect.3.May not be enough, according to an impatient club member, to put a needed expansion program into effect.May speed one up.The more one knows about a ., the greater the distance he may wish to keep.6.Nothing.10.Might make a man feel uncomfortable.12.A wing.14.In a friendly group there may be little unanimity on the type of .preferred.16.Even a preoccupied individual might be aware of this.18.Distress.20.Rowing implement.21.Revolve.22.Exclamation of impatience.23.With reference to.26 2 29 Lal .Consume.Like.29.Toward.rules, and to correct any typographical errors which may inadvertently appear in the puzzle.7.Winners and the correct solution to this week's CASH- WORD puzzle will be published in next week's issue.from the many types of stock one can speculate in, DOWN 2.LOOKOUT is wanted.An employer's LOOKOUT, or object of concern, may be viewed with animosity by his workers, as when, as in the case of economy or efficiency, it imposes an additional obligation on them.A LOCKOUT might please them, for it could give them a legal weapon to use against him in the dispute between them.3.FIXED is preferred.Robbers may feel they have nothing to fear from a night watchman they have FIXED, or bribed, for they may believe they have made it worth his while to ignore their presence.Even if they have FOXED, or outwitted, him, a little time and a little thought might serve to arouse his suspicions.4.BOSS is chosen.A BOSS may be responsible for a firm's going out of business, whether because his policies result in a substantial LOSS or because he takes too much money out of the company and deprives it of needed operating capital.5.DEN, ves.A mother may feel that a DEN for studying will be reflected in her son's marks, as when a quiet place where he can concentrate will improve his lcarning.His YEN for learning may not help much if conditions for studying are poor.KEN is vague.PEN is remote.7.KIDDER is facored.When the chips are down, a KIDDER may find he has few friends, for he is likely to have alienated most of his acquaintances with his thoughtless practical jokes and laughs at their expense.A KICKER, or complainer, may be speaking for his friends » Name started.ee ee er ee ar ee er er Er Er Er \u2014 an - Send Coupon to: CASHWORD 4005 Kildare Road, Cote St.Lue 29, Que.| Word List ala gags am gun as hags bags header beast healer billy heaper boast hearer boost heater bully heaver bun lags dun lashing eat lasting eerie misery en nags fail nil fall ne feast oar fun or as well as for himself.A KILLER may be an anti-social individual who doesn\u2019t make friends at all.KISSER is remote.10.GRIFTER is precise.A GRIFTER, or trickster, may find it impossible to settle down in one place, for such an individual has to keep one step ahead of the sheriff.A DRIFTER, as a wanderer, may be glad to settle down when he gets sick of drifting aimlessly.15 IRKED, yes.A store owner may fire a clerk who has IRKED a customer, for the sales force will be ex- aecoctt0.000000000V0N000000COU0000N000.0.0000000000 000S000000@ AddROSS L.cococscosnssenseversosssonsonsences 010.000 00000000000000.00CG000000G000N000000 000600 000000000 City coco PhON® 000000 CONVENIENT ORDER M you are NOT NOW getting home delivery of The Westmount Examiner check here to have home delivery BLANK pad scarp pal shack par short parson shout pat slack paw snack person spice pike spire poke spite pum stack rags tags re thin register to resister tush roll wags scalp year A seamp yeas § pected to be agreeable to patrons rather than alienate them.A customer who has been INKED may realize he was splattered accidentally and not even mention it to the boss.19.DRAW is wanted.A singer who isa DRAW may cause a vocal group to break up, as when he may receive offers that do not include the others.He may sing well enough even if he is DRAB, or dull.If he is a DRAG, the group may replace him.(Released by Superior Features Syndicate, Inc.) $ ee or or on or an or Er Er ee er Er er er Er Er ar Er Er we Er a Er we a we of i TR AE PRISE ISERE ww» + p Westmount High Proctor \u2014 Westmount weekend over By Barri Jack The 13th annual Proctor-West- slated for tonight, for Grades 7, TécCived lacerations to the head mount football weekend is over 8 and 9, exclusively.and the Proctor Academy team has again returned to Andover, New Hampshire, with the Doug Smaill.Trophy\u2014which was pres- | ented to C.B.Hall, captain of the Proctor team by Walter | Smaill.: i The game was played under divided regulations.The first half \u2014in which we led 9-6\u2014was played under Canadian rules and the second under Aterican.The final score 20-17 for Proctor.Proctor touchdowns were made by Jack Wood '2' and Paul Lile - ar.| Westmount touchdowns were accredited to Peter Christie and Larry Dallas on passes from Skippy Kerner.This game was.by far.onc of the most spectacular of recent years.Proctor team members who added excitement to the game were Sam Laundon, Jay Ttus, Jack Woods and Chuck Newell.Westmount retaliated with Larry Dallas, Ray Mader.Doug Leadbetter and Ricky Hand.At the Proctor - Westmount dance, on Saturday night, Jack Ross's Band supplied the entertainment.Ray Mader, captain of our team, and Mr.Spencer Wright, Proctor's coach, presented the members of their respective teams, and added comments about each, Wyne Jackson, voted the \u201cMost Valuable Player of 1960\" received his trophy from coach Spencer Wright.Item of Interest: Lynn Yates and Brian Stevens were elected queen and king of the dance! Yesterday.chosen members of our Current Events Club left for the annual long weekend in New York.They are travelling by bus and will return on Sunday night.These senior students were chosen for their attendance at meetings and active participation in the work of the club.A Hallowe'en dance has been © EXAMINER FILES : 26 years ago In the issue dated October 27, 1935 ë im, x T.H.Wardieworth, Provincial Commissioner, on behalf of West- mount Scout Group, made a presentation of a \u201cBadge of Thanks\u201d to William Coupland, father of the Scoutmaster, in recognition of his many services to the group and the movement in general over a period of many years.The badge was in the form of a gold Swastika surmounted by the Scout's emblem, William Owens, 89, probably could take a prize as the most public-spirited citizen in Canada if there were such a prize.Mr.Owens lost both his legs in a railroad accident and both arms were paralyzed.But he wanted to voté.So he had a passer-by carry him to an automobile which took him to a polling both.Then he held a pencil between his teeth, and made a cross by the name of his candidate.He voted for William J.Hushion, elected Independent Liberal candidate.What he didn't know was that the young man who carried him downstairs was William Hushion Jr, the well-known Westmount resident.The 14th annual campaign of Federation Charities was taking place with an objective of raising $705,000.Mrs.Harold McMaster announced $47.200 as the objective for the Westmount district.As a result of defcating Montreal High 6-1 on the Westward field, Westmount High intermediates still held supremacy in the Knocked off bicycle A 13 - year - old Westmount boy.Collin Cowan, 387 Olivier avenue, | whea be was knocked of has | canapn À SAVINGS BONDS Buy yous now, by instolmends or for cosh, of ony bronch of the Royal\u2019 THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA The Westmount Examiner, Fridey.October 27, 1961 9 bicycle hy a ear driven hy Rav- treal Children's Huspital where mond Crete, of Pte.Aun he had three stitches inserted be- Trembles.fore being allowed to relura Collin was taken to the Mon.home.Ms.CAR WASH 75¢ With This Advertisement Mea., Tues., Wed., Thurs.Oaly MOT GOOD AFTER NOV.160th, 1961 SUPERSONIC CAR WASH 6077 Upper Lachine Road Corser Hamptea eve.Facing the Uaderpess CLEARANCE SALE! Portable Typewriters Demonstrator Models Guaranteed Condition Priced frem 49.50 SMITH CORONA (CANADA) LTD.6805 Decarie Blvd.RE.9-6356 Interschool Football League.SYMPATHY won't get a family out of trouble! PITY won't protect neglected and homeless children WISHING won't help lighten the burden of old agè.Conenoth 349 WILL WARM YOUR HEART AND THE HEARTS OF THOSE YOU HELP CATHO 1961 CAMPAIGN Objective - -.\u2014 \u2014 ~~ cus Bn cthluatane I \u201crot br\u201d = er Please be Generous to the FEDERATION OF LIC CHARITIES o ot ie, OCTOBER 19 - NOVEMBER 2 eo TEDERATION OF CATHOLIC CHARITIES \u2014- 2008 ST.MARK ST.- WE.8-7809, 10 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, October 27, 1961 LUTHERAN UNITED EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 205 Clarke Ave.at Western, Westmount Was.C.Neltiag.BB.Paster Wm Bamel, Organist Sunday, October 29th 1000 am Senior Sunday School 11am The Service Jr.8 8.and Nursery PRESBYTERIAN _ air, Westmount and Victoria Aves.Sunday, October 29th 31 00 an Hueh F.Davidson.DD.Nisam Church Schools DORIS KILLAM A.B.T.C, L.Mus, (McG) __Ursaniel as and Cheir Director MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount, P.Q.The Rev.Chas.C.Cechrene, B.A., B.D.Minister Public Worship The Minister will preach.Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choeirmaster: Visitors and Friends are Cordially Welcome Rev.11 00 am - UNITED DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.ond Lensdowne Ministers: Bev.BR Douglas Smith, 8.A., B.D, B.D.Rev.Roy P.Stafford, BA, B.D.Mrs.Nelly E.Davidson Sunday, October 29th 1100 win.Morning Woiship pol Timon.\u201cOne For All\" .R Douglas Smith, D D.7320 pm K Est.IE HALL DR.WILDER PENFIELD WILL SPEAK \u201cMODERN MAN IN THE ATOMIC AGE\u201d FILM NUCLEAR ENFRGY \u2014 WAS PHEPARED FOR McGILL GRADUATE SEMINAR WILL BE SHOWN.Organist and Cheirmaster : Mr.John Robb.Mus.Bac.\u2014 WHICH | WESTMOUNT PARK- EMMANUEL & CALVARY Cor.Lensdowne & Wostorn Avenues Minister : Rev.Callum Thompson, CD, BA.B.D.Director of Music : Mr.Wayne Biddel), B.Mus.Sunday, October 29th 1100 am.Morning Worship and Church School Sermon: \u2018Report From Cleveland\u2019 7230 pm.Meditation: \u201cHow Big Is God?\u2019 ur Music by the Santor Choir VISITORS WE WELCOME | ST.ANDREW'S, WESTMOUNT (10) Cote St.Antoine Rd.neer Argyle Ave.) MINISTERS Rev.D.M.Gronr, B.A, B.D.Rev.R.WH.Leslie, Bie .B.Miss Valorie Lewis, Dir., C.Me.Brie J.Adams, B.Mus.Sunday, October 29th 10:00 am Dr.Grant \u201cOur Reasonable Service\u201d 73 pm.Mr.Leslie \u201cA Wide Life\u201d CEURCE SCHOOL Intermediate and Seniors Crib Corner to Juniors Youth Fellowship Young People's Union ANGLICAN ST.MATTHIAS\" CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill am am pm.p.m Rev.Reginald Hollis, M.A., B.D, Assistent Rector 22nd Sunday After Trinity Sunday, October 29th .m.Holy Communion m, Holy Communion Post-Confirmation Class Mattins .Nursery, Kindergarten and Sunday School .Evensong Wednesday, November 1st ALL SAINTS DAY 715 am Holy Communion 11.00 a.m, Holy Communion Orssanist and Chetrmaster: Norman W.Hurrie, A.R.C.O., A.R.C.M., F.T.C.L BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST Member Baptist World Alliance Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nesrest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: REV.EDGAR J.BAILEY, C.D., M.A.D.D.How to overcome bondage to the mistakes of the past will be taken up at the services in the Montreal and Westmount Christian Science churches this Sunday, in the reading of the week's Lesson-Sermon on the subject \u201cEverlasting Punishment\u2019.Keynote from the Bible will be this verse from Lamentations: \u201cWherefore doth a living man complain, a man for the punishment of his sins?Let us search and try our ways, and turn again to the Lord.\u201d Relevant selections from \u201cScience and Health with key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy will include: \u201cIf mortals are not prograssive, past failures will be repeated until wrong work is effaced or rectified.If at present satisfied with wrong-doing, we must learn to loathe it .Remember that mankind must sooner or later, either by suffering or by Science, be convinced of the error that is to be overcome.\u201d ANGLICAN TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 6220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerable = Renneth Naylos, tor D.D., Ree Bev.Camen F.L.Whitley, M.A.ite nt Rev.Peter W.Davison, B.A, Aisinta né Mrs.George B.Chudb, F.R.C.0., F.A.G.0.Organiet and Choirmaster Saturday, October 28th ST.SIMON & ST.JUDE, A.& M.10:00 a.m.Holy Communion 22nd Sunday After Trinity Sunday, October 29th Holy Communion .Senior Department \u2014 Con- armation Class and Study .Sun Department .Mattins Preacher: Rev, Peter W.A.Davison Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary Department .Evensong Preacher: The Rector Monday, October 30th 8:00 pm.Adult Confirmation Class Wednesday, November st ALL SAINTS DAY 7:00 a.m.Holy Communion 9:00 am.Children's Service 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion Thursday, November 2nd 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Organist end Choir Director: Merchante E.Wells Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johnston, B.A.D.D.| 11:00 a.m.7:30 p.m.Church School\u201411.00 a.m.\u201cARE PROTESTANTS ONLY PROTESTERS?\u201d \u201cTHE SINGING HEART\" \u2014 Midweek Service\u2014Wednesday-8 p.m.Young People \u2014 Friday \u2014 8:00 p.m.UNITED Sermon ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 Se.Catherine Street West -\u2014 Convenient te Hotels REV.NORMAN RAWSON, D.D., MINISTER Gifford Mitchell, BA, B Mus.9:00 AM.Telephone Pioneers Of America GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY SERVICE 11.00 AM.Morning Service \u201cCAN ONE BE GUIDED BY THE BIBLE IN A NUCLEAR AGE?\u201d The Rev.Dr.Norman Rawson Preaching at 9:00 am.and 11:00 am.730 PM.Concluding Service FAITH-HEALING MISSION THE REV.ALEX.HOLMES A member of the Order of St.Chapel, Manchester, England.SERMON AND LAYING ON OF HANDS Church doors will not open before 6:45 p.m We advise you to come early.9.00 P.M.Fellowship Hours Organist & Cholimaster Subject Luke.Formerly of Cavendish Rev Alexander Meller, Recter 22nd Sunday After Trinity Sunday, October 29th Holy Eucharist .Sunday School Mattins (said).Kindergarten SOLEMN EUCHARIST Evensong and Sermon LY EUCHARIST.WEEKDAYS .m.Tuesday, Thursday -m.Friday .m SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.J.Stern, Miles Wisenthal, M.A, Educational Assistant Otto O.Staeren, Cantos ¥.L.McLearen, Organist and Cheolr Master.SABBATH SERVICES Priday Evening, October 27th at 8:15 pm.Dr.Swern Will speak on \u2018Justice And Merc ONEG SHABBAT AND KIDDUSH RECEPTION Follows the worship in the Grover Auditorium under the auspices of the Temple Sisterhood.Saturday Morning, October 28th at 1:30 am.scrmonette: \u201cSeeing The won based on Torah Portion.Ram MITZVAR and Saturday .October 27th and 28th, Peter David, son of Mr.and Mrs.E.Michael Berger will be called to the Reading of the Torah in observance of his Bar Mitzvah, SCHOO).FOR ADULTS Sunday Mornings at 10.18 - 12.30 pm.Courses in Judaism: Hebrew and The Jewish Contribution to Civilization.DAILY SERVICES Monday throukh Thursday afternoons at 5:45 p.m.Sunday Mornings at 9.30 am, RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Upper School, Saturday Mornings at 9:39 a.m.Lower School Sunday Mornings at 9:30 am.Daily Hebrew School, Monday (rouen Thursday afternoons p.m.[ Christian Science 1 Friday evening, October 27, at Temple Emanu-El, Westmount, at 8:15 p.m., Dr.Stern will speak on \u2018Justice And Mercy\u201d.An Onegz Shabbat and Kiddush Reception will follow the worship in the Grover Auditorium.Saturday morning, October 28, at 11.30 a.m., the sermonette will be \u2018\u2018Seeing the Well\" based on Torah Portion.The congregational Chanukah dinner dance and 79th annual meeting is now scheduled for Saturday evening, December 9 at 7 p.m.in the Hyman Grover Auditorium.Committee in charge will be Eugene Stearns, chairman; Joseph J.Cooper, Mrs.Irvin Gertsman, Mrs.David H.Lisser, Henry E.Benjamin, Mrs.Samuel Schwartz, Alex Carsley, Harry Green, Thomas Shustack, Miss Rose Cohen, Simpson Lightstone.Invitations are about to be issued for this gala event and members are requested to make their reservations at the earliest, \u201cThe New New Strategy of Communism,\u201d\u201d will be the topic of the address to be given by General Carlos P.Romulo, Statesman, Orator, former chairman of General Assembly, United Nations and Philippine Ambassador to Are Protestants only protesters, pastor fo ask \u201cARE PROTESTANTS ONLY PROTESTERS?\u201d will be the subject of Dr.E.J.Bailey's sermon on Sunday morning, at West- mount Baptist Church, recognizing Reformation Sunday.At night the sermon will be entitled \u201cTHE SINGING HEART\".The Mid-week Service of the Church on Wednesday at 8:00 p.m., under the pastor's leadership, continues the study of the \u201cEpistle to the Romans\u201d.The BYPU meets on Friday at 8:00 p.m.in the Lower Hall.The deacons and deaconesses meet at 8:00 p.m.on Tuesday, October 31, at the Church.McGILL GROWING MONTREAL \u2014 Enrolment at\" McGill University has topped 9,000 for the first time.Last year it was 8,713 and the year before 7,986.UNITARIAN THE UNITARIAN CHURCH OF MONTREAL CHURCH OF THR MESSIAM 1497 Sherbrooke St.W.let Simpson) Minister: Rev.Lecnard Mason, B.A.8.0.Sunday, October 29th 11:00 am.\u201cAbiding Sentiment \u2014 nging Vocabulary\" 11:00 am.Nursery, Kindergarten and Sunday School in the Unitarian House Organist and Director of Musie Donald Mackey, Mus.B.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH oF TRE MOTHER CHURC THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST.IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, October 29th 11:00 am.Sunday School 11:00 am.Church Service n - Sermon: Subject: \u201cEVERLASTING PUNISHMENT\" Golden Text: Lamentations 3:30, 40.Wherefore doth a living man complain, a man for the punishment of his sins?Let us search and try our ways, and turn again to the Lord.EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting READI OOM ia the Church Edifice Open to the xnard J.Kruger; \u2018Justice and Mercy to be Temple fopic United States on Tuesday evening, November 28 at 8.30 p.m.in the Temple Sanctuary under the auspices of the Temple Brotherhood forum.Tickets are now on sale.Price per admission $2.00.For reservations call Temple Office, WE.7-3575.Courses will be offered in the school for adults this Sunday morning at 10.15 a.m., preceded by breakfast and worship at 9.30 a.m.Know Your Judaism \u2014 Dr.Harry J.Stern, leader, 10.15 - 11 a.m.; Elementary Hebrew \u2014 Mrs.Gidean Burstein, instructress, 11 - 11.45 a.m.; The Jewish Contribution To World Culture \u2014 Dr.Anna Stearns, leader, 11 - 11.45 am.; Hebrew conversation \u2014 Dr.Gidean Bur- stein, 11.45 - 12.30 p.m.The school for adults is sponsored by Temple Emanu-El Brotherhood in co-oper- ation with the constituent societies of the Temple.Sisterhood Donor Luncheon will be held Tuesday, November 7, 12.30.p.m.in the Grover Auditorium.Who will be Sisterhood\u2019s Queen for a day and her two ladies-in-waiting ?Prizes will be awarded through the courtesy of Holt Renfrew Co.Ltd.In addition to the Governors and Patronesses printed last week we zdd the following : governors \u2014 Mrs, Ber- patronesses \u2014 mesdames Irving Kates, Jack Pickard, Ionel Rudberg, Lewis C.Smith, Frank Tarter, Alfred Zion, Eugene Stearns, Arthur Pascal, Charles H.Goldstein, Josef Aron, A.George Goldberg, Anita Mendel, Lazarus Bavitch, Jack S.Engels, Max Esar, Eli Yaphe, Cecil Hill, William Morris, Harold Gittleson, William Gittes, Dr.Anita Mendel.Brotherhood Membership, under Henry Benjamin, chairman of Brotherhood Membership records the following new affiliants: Alexander Sandig, Nathan Bowman, Jerry Kazenel, Gordon Berger, Harry Blank, MPP.Dr.Penfield will address United church Dr.Wilder Penfield will speak next Sunday evening in Dominion- Douglas Church on \u201cModern Man In The Atomic Age\u201d.The film which was used in the McGill Graduate Seminar on Nuclear Energy will be shown.An opportunity for discussion will be given.The Service will commence at 7:30 p.m.and be held is Leslie Hall.TRANSPORT PROBLEM By merging the two giant rail, air, water and highway transportation complexes, under a Joint business-like transportation commission, millions of dollars could be saved each year, many millions could be used to .make our national-dominated railway companies more efficient in the service to the public .\u2014 Haney (B.C.) Gazette.public Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 2 te 6 p.m.Wednesdays, 6.30 te 8 p.m.PUBLIC LECTURE THE FOUR FREEDOMS OF THE UNITED NATIONS (With coloured slides) Speaker: Albert Rakovsky.et 1548 Pine Ave.W.SUNDAY, October 29th, 1961, 7.30 pm.Public cordielly invited For information write te ebeve Tres Box A, or phone OR.A public service of the Baha'i World Faith Communities ef Greater Montreal, - À major step in local education Westmount High School was officially declared open last Thursday night by the Hon.George C.Marler, PC, before an assembled audience of hundreds of parents, old students, and friends.A.Reid Tilley, chairman of the School Commissioners, presided over the event.In a formal booklet annou.icing the opening, Mr.Tilley says the erection of the schoo.is the major step in the complete reorganization of elementary and secondary Protestant education in Westmount.\u201cThe Board is well aware of the fact that fine buildings do not, of necessity, mean fine schools,\u201d he states.\u201cThe four main elements are a capable and dedicated staff.a proper curriculum, a proper extra curricular and athletic program, and the support of the community in general and of former students and parents in particular.\u201d Mr.Tilley says the Board have taken the opportunity offered by the new school of considerably broadening the curriculum previously offered.\u201cIt is hoped to have the continued support from staff, the public, parents, and former students to make an improvement in the already high level attained,\u201d declares Mr.Tilley.Balanced individuals | aim of Sch One of the traditional misquotations in the educational field is \u201cthe battle of Waterloo was won on the playing fields of Eton.\u201d This statement represents one extreme in the various philosophies of education, namely \u2014 that athletic leadership and group activities are the most important aspects of education.Almost diametrically opposed to this is the view that scholarship alone is the yardstick by which all secondary education is measured.: These two conflicting views are both capable of honest support and there are certainly those in West- mount who support each view.It is probably true that the extreme proponents of either point of view would regard a middle position | between them as a vacillating | compromise of little intrinsic merit.The position of the Westmount Board in this complex matter has | been to support the middle position, namely that it is more important to turn out balanced individuals from our secondary schools than either top athletes or top scholarship winners who could not possibly face up to modern competition, This is a difficult position to maintain in a secondary school and is made possible only by the | continued support of the teaching staff.| A review of the academic results of schools in Westmount is the! clearest indication that the teach.! ing staff is doing its job extremely well.Their past successes have not been achieved by mere lip service to their jobs but by a genuine interest in their students\u2019 and de | and in their own ability and determination to impart knowledge to their students.The other side of the coin, of course, is that in any society people have to be able to use their knowledge.It is in this area that the training Westmount students can get by full participation in the school\u2019s extracurricular activities and physical programme ars so valuable.In fact, the Westmount Board regards an extracuricular programme as an essential part of education, despite the fact that it does not show directly when high school leaving examinations are written.This is an area where the truly dedicated teacher shows his mettle because his effort is over and above his day-to-day work and often in areas in which the teacher is not formafly trained.One of the problems is administering the previous setup in West- mount where a Junior High School ool Board and a Senior High School were in separate buildings was the distribution of this sort of effort fairly among the various members of the staff, In the new school it is believed that the burden will be more equitably shared and with their usual co-operation teachers will provide leadership in the field of athletic and extracurricular activities which will ensure the continuance Expensive French A special feature at the new Westmount School is a French language room equipped with recording and playback devices, There are 35 units in the room which cost between $400 and $500 each.\u201cExpensive, but well worth $17.500 .\u201ccommented a representative of the manufacturers.of this portion of the school programme at the present or even higher levels.Hand S Association | The Home and School Association was formed in April 1940 and has been almost continuously active since then.Its main objects are to bring parents and teachers closer together.to give parents a better ting its 25th anniversary and can The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, October 27, 1961 11 Westmount High opens The Hoa.George C.Marler.PC (right) chats with A.Reid Tilley.Chairman of (he School Commissieaers, prior to the official opening, last Old Boys\u2019 Association Throughout the years, there has been a spirit at W.H.S.which has been second to none.Traditions and character have carried the school to many glories and undoubtedly benefited its graduates.The Association was formed in 1936 by Brig.-Gen.J.Aird Nesbitt the Cote St.and the late H.H.\u2018Worsfold.Antoine senior Latin teacher.so that , graduates could maintain an in- Academy terest in one another.the school The and its staff.It is open to all who have attended or taught at West- ed in 1873 in a rented frame house mount High.at the corner of Clarke and Cote Activities have been many and St.Antuine road.varied.During World War II , 2, cigarettes were sent overseas to! The first principal, and presum- old boys and an Honour Roll was \"ably only teacher, was a Miss maintained.Turnbull.Contributions by old boys and | In 1876 a house was purchased friends have made it possible to for a school near the North End of award the Howard H.Mussells Stanton street where the firchall Memorial Scholarship, a former now stands.The first principal Chemistry teacher at the school, was John Proctor.to a deserving graduate.This scholarship is presently Then in 1885 a new school was valued at $300.| built on adjoining property on The Doug Smaill Memorial Stanton street.It was called the Trophy is presented to the win- ' Stanton Street School.Its first prin- ner of the Annual W.HS.\u2014 | cipal was the Rev.E.A.W.King.Proctor Academy football game.' In 1891 its name was changed to | The late Lt.Smaill was one of Cote St.Antoine Academy.the greatest athletes in the his- | It was sold to the city in 1895 for $16,500, and now houses the first Protestant school in what is now Westmount was open- | tory of the School.An Award of Honour Is pre- Westmount police department and sented to the boy who during his | magistratte's court.graduation year has performed ; ; the greatest service to the school, | During this period Branch and who has best combined the Schools in rented premises were | qualities of honour, scholarship 'opencd in 1892 on Victoria avenue, and sportsmanship.and in 1893 at Elm Hall.These branch schools were closed in 1895 with the construction of the new Alumnae e e Association Cote St.Antoine Academy.later The Westmount High School renamed Westmount Academy.Alumnae Association is celebra- | Westmount Academy Cote St.Antoine Academy was understanding of the schools and look back on a proud record of opened on September 2, 1895.and their work, and to promote the service.welfare of the children.The Association has assisted in the arrangements for parents to | cost a total of $75,000 for laud and The objectives of the organiza- buildings.Its first principal was tion are to provide an opportu- J.A.Nicholson who was later nity for the graduates and Registrar of McGill University and meet teachers, has introduced teachers to meet; to assist in the 8 Westmount School Commissioner.speakers at its meetings, and has educational fleld with suggestions It was an all grade school and in involved large numbers of pa- and recommendations.scholar- 1996 had 681 pupils and was full rents in the association so that ship awards, Award of Honour.!t overflowing.which led to the they have been able to under- sponsorship of public apeaking ! construction of Kings, Queens, and stand more of the schools\u2019 work., contests, and similar endeavours.Roslyn schools to relieve the pres.Especially might be mentioned From the growing Endowment sure on the primary grades.unifomrs for the band, the dinner Scholarships annually \u2014 a uni- and theatre at graduation, chape- versity scholarship towards the rones for the dances, and soup first year\u2019s tuition for any col- at lunch-time in the winter: lege in Canada, and a vocational teachers have been able to meet Scholarship to follow whatever each other at the tea arranged course of study chosen.by the Association early in the March 1962 will mark the 25th school year.anniversary of the Association, The Association expects to con- and it is the earnest hope of the tinue its activities with increas- executive that this will be a ban- ing effect in the new school.ner year.the prizes donated each year.| Fund the Association gives two | In 1914 the new Westmount High | School on Academy road was opened and the Westmount Academy's same was officially changed to the \u201cArgyle School\u2019 which housed intermediate and primary grades only.A.W.Seaman was its first principal.From 1927 cawards, grave concern was felt for the structural sireagth of the building due to Thursday night, of Westmount's sew high school on the south side of St.Catherine street between Hallowell avenue and Hillside lane.\u2014 Lato Thompson Photo _ - - or \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014_\u2014__ A look into past It is always pleasant to look back and find out a few facts about the previous Westmount schools.foundation p oblems, and it was finally torn do va in 1934 to make way for the new school now standing on Cote St.Antoine and Argyle.Academy Road School The centre part of Westmount High school on Academy road was opened in September 1914 at a total cost of approximately $480.000.The first principal was R.E.Howe.In 1929 an addition was completed on the west end of the school for $86,000.and (two years later an addition on the east end was completed at a cost of $142,000, Grade 12 was started in this school in 1930.In 1940.as a result of petitions submitted by the Home and School Associations of Kings and Roslyn, this school housed grades seven, cight and nine only.and grades 10, 11.and 12 were transferred to the Argyle school which then Le- came the High school.This school on Academy road after 1940 was intially known as the Westmount Intermediate school.and in 1943 the name was changed to Westmount Jimior Hixzh school.Its first principal in its new role was © H.Savage.At this date plans are underway to convert this school to an elementary school called West.mount Park school to house the preseat population of Kings and Qucens schools.Westmount High The High school on Argyle avenue was completed and opened in 1935 at a cost of approximately $250.000 for land and buildings.following demolition of the old West- mount Academy.It was opened ongmally as a Junior High school and became the Senior High school with grades 10, 11, and 12 in 1940.Grade 12 was dropped in 1951.it continued as the Westmount High school until the spring of 1981, when the new school ea St.Catherine street was opened, and 12 The Westmount Eseminer, Fridey, Octeber 27, 1961 THE NEW WESTH CSI ON THE PRECEDING PAGE WILL BE FOUND DETA AND STORIES AND PICTURES ABOUT THE OFFICL The Business Firms Represented on this Page are Proud t and Completion of this Modern Addition to the Ed MAGIL CONSTRU GENERAL COL 410 Gratton Street 4542 Decarie Blvd.PLUMBING, HEATING AND VENTILATION BY MONTREAL PLUMBING LTD.HU.9 - 8685 \u2014 \u2014 HARDWARE SUF RAYMOND HAR 7400 19%h Avenue, St.Michel ARCHITECTURAL METALS BY A.FAUSTIN CO.LTD.pose LAURENT GENE 5312 Papineau Ave.CUT STONE BY MARTINEAU & DESCHAMBAULT QUARRIES INC.3444 St.Joseph Bivd.East CL.9-460) \u2014 ROOFING AND SHEET CAMPBELL, GILDA ROOFERS SINCE 831 Se.Poui St.W.TILE AND TERRAZZO BY NATIONAL TILE & TERRAZZO CO.LTD.7979 19%h Avenue, St.Michel RA.9-3229 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 FORCED AIR HEATING LESSARD VEN 2890 Charland \u2014 te The Westmount Enaminer, Fridey.October 27, 1961 QUNT nibh SCNOÛL ) DETAILS CONCERNING THIS GREAT NEW SCHOOL OFFICIAL OPENING WHICH TOOK PLACE RECENTLY.C0 ESSAI Proud that they Contributed in some way toward the Building TRUCTION LIMITED CONTRACTORS Rl.8-8741 DWARE SUPPLIED BY HARDWARE INC.RA.2-2501 RCING \"GENDRON LTD.LA.7-215 ND SHEET METAL WORK GILDAY CO.LTD.FERS SINCE 1983 UN.6-119 HEATING & VENTILATION VENTILATION the Educational Facilities Offered Westmount\u2019's Youth.401 Labelle BDivd., Ste.Therese, Que.EXCAVATION BY STE.THERESE EXCAVATION CO.LTD.NA.5 - 0888 ARCHITECTURAL & ENGINEERING SPECIALTIES DAVID McGILL & SONS 16 Se.John's Road OX.5-2921 Poiate Cloire INSPECTION & TESTING DONALD INSPECTION LTD.1189 Guy St.WE.5-1143 PAINTING JOHN DAVIDSON & SONS LTD.5975 Monkiand Ave.Hu.9-5376 13 i 3 : WALL-TO-WALL BROADLOOMS GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG CO.4151 Se.Catherine So.W.estmount WE 24277 \u2014 Eveniags: RE.6-4605 AAA AAA AAA AAA ANA ANA, www wa wwe YN THE EXAMINER WOMENS 71 isl.MONTREAL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 196) 1386 Groene Ave.Corner Sherbrooke a WW We NN Mrs.1.S.Goldenstein | marks 90th birthday Mrs I S Goldenstein celebrated her 90th birthday on October 23 at a luncheon given by her | friends and relatives and held at Ruby Foo's Mrs.Goldenstein, always community-minded, and musically inclined, was a member of the music group of the Montreal Women's Club for 22 years.*.\u201cts \u201cER Nay She was also a member of the Chateau de Ramezay Antiquarian and Numismatic Society and the Women's Art Society.Mrs.Gold-, enstein is in good health and enjoys life and current events.| Da vies HOUSE OF PAINTINGS Olt Paintings by Romeld Davies end other artists | EXHIBITION of Paintings by Ronald Davies now being shown at The AVENUE THEATRE | i the Business Women's Unit, I Catholic Women's League of Canada, will receive al the annual reception and tea being held on Sunday, October 29, at 3 p.m.in the Ball Room of the Ritz-Carlton BETTER HEALTH can be yours! Physiotherapy can help your arthritis, rheumatism and nervous tension.We also specialize in facials \u2014 pedicures and lamp treatments.Sans Souci Studio WESTMOUNT WE.3-5840 | t CWL reception ! Mrs.T.P.James, president of, The \u2018 Distinctive Picture Framing 4908 Sherbrooke St.West (Corner Prince Albert) HU.6-1264 ç i | VV NNNNAY 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 \u20ac 4 4 \u20ac 4 4 < 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 : \u201cON VIEW I8 PAINTINGS BY Distinguished Canadian Painter FRITZ BRANDTNER | ARTS & CRAFTS REG'D ANTIQUES Open Deys 10 AM.to 4 P.M.6134 Cote de License Rd.Eve.6PM.to 9 PM.Set.& Sea.3 P.M.re 8 PM.RI.7-7780 YOU are invited .to attend on exhibition Canadian contemporary art The Gallery 5380 Sherbrooke Street West (between Decorie end Girouerd) Daily 10 am.to 10 p.m.starting Thursday November 2, 1961 (No Sunday Showing) The Gallery is the new permanent home of Canadian contemporary art.x.fes gi I.4 ; PY meg WW 48 es MR.and MRS, JOHN DELL'ELCE, photographed after their wedding which took place at the Pontificia Basilica of Del Santo in Padova, Italy.The bride was formerly Miss Franca A.Lombardi, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.A.Lombardi.The bridegroom is the sen of Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Dell\u2019Elce of Westmount.Book Lovers\u2019 Forum ! tg As Li announces program Book Lovers\u2019 Forum under the auspices of Temple Emanu'El Sisterhood held its opening meeting October 25, with a review on \u2018\u201cThe Winter of our Discontent\u201d by John Steinbeck.Lecturer was Dr.R.J.Berlis.The following leaders in the cultural, religious.and civic life of Montreal will be lecturers during the season: Rev.Edgar J.Bailey, CD, MA, B.Th., DD., Minister of Social and Personal The annual service of Intercession of the Municipal Chapter of Montreal, IODE, will be held at St.James the Apostle Church, Sunday, October 29, at 11 am.Standards will be carried.Mrs.Joseph Langley.Notre Dame de Grace avenue, president of the Quebec Provincial Council, The Catholic Women's League of Canada, is a guest at the King Edward Hotel, Toronto, during the National CWL Convention.Mrs.D.K.Gowans, president of the Salvation Army, Eventide Home WA, is a patient in the Montreal General Hospital.Her many friends throughout West- mount and N.D.G.send their best wishes for a speedy recovery.Mr.and Mrs.R.W.Abbott of Webster, N.Y., are visiting Mrs Abbott's brother and sister-in- law, Mr.and Mrs.S.M.Hardy in the Town of Mount Royal; also Mrs.Abbott's brother and sister-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Hugh Mount of Notre Dame de Grace.Minister of St.Andrew and St.Paul: Eugene Kash, conductor, music commentator: Walter O\u2019- Hearn, BA, managing editor.The Montreal Star; Rabbi Harry Joshua Stern, BA, BHL, LLD, DD, spiritual leader.Temple Emanu'El: and Douglas J.Wilson, MA, Ph.D, editorial dept., The Montreal Star.Tea will be served following the lectures which will be held at Temple Emanu\u2019El Synagogue, 4100 Sherbrooke street, west.J.L ADAMS, Proprietor Medellist, McGill University Medallist, M.C.of Ph WE.2-2136 WE.2-2480 \u2014 Artists exhibiting in VON Art Show Many N.D.G.artists have already sent in applications for the eighth annual VON Art Sale to be held Wednesday, November 1 from 10:30 a.m.until 9:30 p.mat the YWCA Building, Dor- chester boulevard west.N.D.G.artists who have indicated they wish to help the VON are: Miss I.Adamson, Mrs.Thomas Ashworth, Miss Lucille Ash- worth, Mrs.I.R.Bailey, Miss Isabelle Chessman, Mrs.J.B.d'Aeth, Miss C.Dawson, Mrs.Clare Delaney, Mrs.A.I.Denison, Mrs.Violet Pick du Bois, Mrs.M.Dus- saults, Mrs.A.Finlay, Mrs.Doris Hewson, Mrs.Jane T.Hollander, Mrs.V.V.Jones, Mr.Kennedy, Mrs.Agnes Knox, Dr.E.D.Lewis, Mrs.May Mitchell, Mrs.F.H.Moody, Mrs.Sheila Pocock, Mrs.R.Sarault, Mrs.Jackson Smith, Miss E.Vint.Park-Emmanuel WA The monthly meeting of the Woman's Association of Westmount Park-Emmanuel and Calvary Church will be held in Webster Hall on Tuesday, November 7 at 8 o'clock with group 6 in charge.Save Your Skin From DRYNESS, WRINKLES, BLACKHEADS, ACNE, SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, Etc.Professional COSMETOLOGIST From Europe with vears of experience Free Consultation \u2014Appointments MRS.LORAND 5735 Cote Des Neiges\u2014Suite 4 RE.3-4981 Westmount Baptist Church; Rev.» Rudolph John Berlis, CD, BD, DD, Hotel.The guest speaker will be the Hon.Senator Josie D.Quart, MBE, and her subject will be \u2018Women's Role in a Changing World.\u201d All members and guests are invited to attend.\u2014 Nakash Photo MRS.CHARLES E.FROSST ef Westmount whe is a member of the Committee for the Eighth Annual VON Art Show and Sale to be held on Wednesday, November 1 from 10.30 a.m.until 9.30 p.m.at the YWCA Building, Dor- chester street west.The show is open to all artists, amateur and prelessional and is sponsored by the Central District Committee of the VON.Application forms are now available at VON headquarters, 1246 Bishop street er frem Mrs.John Patton, 88 Church Hill aveane, Westmount.Half the sale of any painting goes to the VON, hall te the artist except in cases where the artist wishes (e denate the full amount.All paintings are framed, ready fer hangiag and include 1454 Mouatela Se.cils, water colers and pastels.Guess at Diamond Doesn't it make good sense to buy wirere you can rely oa the judgment and integrity of the seller?We think 30.And that's one reason why we earned membership in the American Gem Society \u2014to help show you that we believe in what the Society stands for: Gemological excellence and unquestioned business wthics and practices.PRIMAVESI AND KAUFMANN DESIGNERS AND CREATORS OF FINE JEWELLERY WINNERS OF DIAMONDS INTERNATIONAL AWARDS 1956, 1957, 1959.1960, 1961 FOR EXCELLENCE IN JEWELLERY DESIGN © Sole 102 © MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Values?Mentreei © Vi.5.2308 McGill Alumnae bursary winners Mrs.E.A.Wilson, scholarship chairman of the McGill Alumnae Society, has just announced the winners of the sixth Alumnae scholarship for the 1961-62 session.Miss Barbara Ballachey, Noran- da, Que., B.Sc.2 (Math and physics); Miss Anne Johnston, Montreal, Que., B.Sc.4 (Pre-Med.); Miss Mara Mazutis, Outremont, Que.BA2 (Fine Arts and French); Miss Epp Marika Norak, St.Laurent, Que., B.Sc.2; Miss Lowell Pelton, Westmount, Que, BMus3l (ARCT); Mrs.Anna Zinger, Montreal, Que., BA3 (English Lit.).These scholarships will be presented October 30 at the opening meeting of the McGill Alumnae Society, which is taking place in the Common Room of RVC.The money for these scholarships is raised by the McGill Alumnae Scholarship | bridge held annually im April.Last year $1,543.00 was raised.iliary, in co-operation with McKen- - Drummond Photo CO-CHAIRMEN FOR BALL: (left te right), Mr.Cyril Reitman, Mrs.Irwin Leopold and Mr.Irwia Leopold are ce-chairmen of the arrangements committee for Angels\u2019 Ball which will be held in the Queen Elizabeth Hotel oa Saturday evening, Nevember 25.The theme of the Ball, entitled \u2018Satellite Soiree\u2019\u2019 will feature decer of an evening in outer space.Twe valuable door prizes are, one pair of first class reund trip tickets te Honolulu, and à diamond and jade pin.Angels\u2019 Ball is held under the auspices of National Council of Jewish Women ef Canada, Montreal section.9 The Womens Realm na's Cote des Neiges and the Betty McDougall Gift Shop, are planning a \u201cFlower Day\u201d on Wednesday.November 8, when a percentage \u2018Flower Day\u2019 Unit No.1 of the Hospital Aux- Our Justly Fam MR.EMILE \u201cSofty Permanent Known for the gentle, true performance it imparts to your hair.Good too, for bleached and tinted hair.SPECIAL $10.00 WITH THE STYLIST SLIGHTLY HIGHER Specialist in © Faciols * Manicuring © Pedicwring Phone WE.5-0562 WE.5-2486 1347 GREENE AVL Westmount of all sales and orders for that day will go to provide patient comforts and add to the library.Conveners are Mrs.T.H.Mather and Mrs.Gavin Milroy.Mrs.Mec- Dougall, a member of the Unit of which Mrs.Alan Ross is chairman, specializes in lifelike flower arrangements.No.65 bus stops at the shop door.There is also good parking space.Baby Jones Christened The infant son of Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Jones was christened on Sunday, October 15, 1961 in St.Paul's Church, Cote St.Catherine road.The baby\u2019s godparents were the uncle and aunt of Mrs.Jones; Mr.and Mrs.W.Agard who, with their son Robert, gave a buffet supper following the ceremony at their home 70 Columbia avenue, Westmount.The grandparents are Mr.and Mrs.Jack Jones of Notre Dame de Grace and Mr.and Mrs.W.Holstroff of Chateau- guay.The baby was named Dick Dwayne.Convert a hand-loomed PURE SILK SARI into a beautiful EVENING GOWN Fine selection of the latest colours.GREGORY'S 4151 St.Catherine W.(Near Greene) WE.2-4277 Evenings: RE.8-4605 Alumnae meeting Mr.Claude Robillard, P.Eng., Director of The City Planning De- ® Repairs FRASER INC.Estd.1936 © Remodeling © Neckwear © Shorties © Coats Stock or Made-to-Order me 361 VICTORIA AVENUE Sherbrooke se.West FREE PARKING.ENQUIRE AT OUR OPFICE partment will be the guest speaker at the opening meeting of the Mc- Gill Alumnae Society.This meeting is scheduled to take place at 8:15 p.m.in the Common Room of RVC on Monday.Members are asked to take new toys or contributions to this meeting.These will be distributed to the University Settlement for Christmas giving.The McGill Alumnae Scholarship awards will be presented to the six scholarship winners at this meeting.Refreshments will be served.FURRIER Bleck Seuth of HU.6-7400 the picture buyer.ied collection of paintings Antoine\u2019s Art Gallery Inc.ANNUAL FALL SALE We do not advertise very often but when we do it always heralds good news for In our spacious alleries will be found the largest and most var- in Canada, including numerous recent acquisitions at prices absolutely non-competitive in the art business.DEFINITELY ENDS SATURDAY, OCT.28th We urge you not to miss this opportunity to acquire a magnificent painting at the lowest possible price.MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY 8:30 e.m.until 5:30 p.m.939 VICTORIA SQ.GALLERIES OPEN WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY 8:30 em.vatil 9:00 p.m.UN.6-4095 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey.October 27, 196) 15 Dear Abby.e Sit back ) and relax, ma! 7 DEAR ABBY: I have a son who just finished college, and is about to enter a theological seminary.He has wanted to be a minisher since he was 16.He is a good- looking, athletic, wholesome boy who has had an average social life.By Abigail van Buren He dislikes bold girls who wear sweaters and tight skirts, but he is now being chased by girls looking for marriage.It is the present custom for young men to marry before entering the seminary.Girls bombard him with phone calls, invitations to parties, etc.I do not want to offend the girls but, when 1 grew up, the men did the courting.Nothing will drive him to a celibate life sooner than aggressive girls.These girls are running him ragged.What can I do?HIS MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: A young man with the obvious moral (raining and spiritual aspirations of your son does not meed anyone to rum interference for him.Relax, Mother.I have never heard of a boy who couldn\u2019( run faster than a girl in a tight skirt.= DEAR ABBY: I was faithfully married to a man for 13 years.1 did not look at another man because | was satisfied with just him.The feeling was mutual.Then a pretty young redhead started to work in his office.She threw herself at him, and he fell for her.Now he says be can't give her up.but he still loves me, too.In other words, he wants both of us.My world has fallen apart.1 can\u2019t give him up, either.This has gone on for almost 12 months.What is the solution?OLD FAITHFUL DEAR OLD FAITHFUL: | am sure you have heard the fable about the donkey that * = homecoming time Is around 9 00 p.m., but lately he has been pulling in at 4:30 and 5:00 a m.When | ask him where he's been, he says at the corner tavern.They close the place at 2:00, but he claims that just means they lock the door and don\u2019t let any more customers in, but anyone who is already in can stay as long as he hkes.Is this true?Or am 1 just plain GULLIBLE DEAR GULLIBLE: True or unirue, the real question is, \u201cWhat has (he corner taveras got that your home hasn't got from 9:00 p.m.to 5:00 a.m.?\" If you don't find out.you are starved to death, while stand- more (than \u2018\u2018gullible.\u201d\u201d dear.ing between (wo haystacks, You're sunk! because he couldn't make up = * * his mind which one (o eat.Move your haystack, Lady.and the donkey woa't have such a (tough time making a decision.x» ® = DEAR ABBY: I have a friend who lives out of town.She wrote to tell me she just had her first grandchild.1 bought a gift, and was all ready to send it when 1 got a letter from her telling me they had started a bank account for the baby, and to please send money instead.I never heard of this before.is this being done these days?OLD-FASHIONED DEAR OLD-FASHIONED: Well-bred peeple never TELL their friends what kind of gift\u2019 te send unless they are asked.Only these with lots of crust.* * * DEAR ABBY: I am a high school girl who gets mostly A's.Some of my close friends always ask me if they can copy my homework.1 don't want to lose their friendship, but 1 don\u2019t think it\u2019s fair that I should sit home doing homework while they're out somewhere, and then give them my answers.Can you tell me how to handle this problem so I won't appear to be mean and selfish?STUDENT DEAR STUDENT: Handing oul homework is a poor way to shew friendship.If your \u2018\u2018friends\u2019\u2019 don't do the work themselves, whea test time comes, they'll be stuck.Tell them firmly that you are sorry but can't do their work for them.If you lese (heir \u201cfriendship\u201d because of this, i was a shallow friendship from the start.+ + = DEAR ABBY: My husband 1s in real estate, and be is out almost every night of the week on \u201cbusiness.\u201d His pormal DEAR ABBY 1 am now pgo- ing with a guy who used to go with my sister until she found out he pulled a dirty trick on her.He has been swell to me, and I like him a lot.My sister is always cutting him down, and trying to talk me out of hking him, but ! like him anyway.Do you think he can be trusted?GAY DEAR GAY: Listen te yeur sister.Hers is the voice of experience.* * * DEAR ABBY.| have been married a few months, and my biggest problem is what my husband did to our car.He fixed it so that it makes a loud noise when we go down the street, and it shimmies when it gets to a certain speed.We attract a lot of attention, which | do not like.1 asked him to fix the car so it will be quiet and steady.but he says he likes il this way.Fooling with cars is his hobby.1 am 19 and he 1s 18.Can you help me?BOBBI DEAR BOBRI : Your Îus- band is very juvenile fer a married man.If you have been married only a \u2018few months.\u2019 and your wishes are already being ignored.prepare yourself for a moiny, rechy future.+ = + DEAR ABBY: My sister's husband's name is CHARLES VINCENT SMITH.They named their som CHARLES PATRICK SMITH.Everyone calls the boy \u201cJunior.\u201d 1 say that in order for him to be an honest-to- goodness Junior,\u201d his name should be exactly the same as his father's \u2014 CHARLES VINCENT SMITH.My sister says 1 am mistaken.Am 1?KNOW I'M RIGHT DEAR KNOW: Yeu ARB 16 Friday, Oct.27, 1961 Weekly tea The ladies Committee of the Muntreul Museum of Fine Arts announces another of a series of weekly teas to be held Wednesday.November |.at 3 pm.in the upstairs foyer of the Museum The wext lecture and tea will, be beld Wednesday.November 8.whea Professor Arthur Gladu of the Ecole des Beaux Arts will speak The public 1s invited to attend | \u201cANNE GREEN GABLES\u201d Presented by Childen\u2019s Theatre | Saturday afternoons Nov.Vith & 18th, Victoria Hall Seats reserved : WILLIS & CO.corner St.Catherin & Bishop or HU.4-6620 MONTREAL JUNIOR LEAGUE members examining some of the finery which will be worn in \u2018Golden Anniversary te be held at the Comedie Canadienne on November 8, 9 and 10.From left to right: Mrs.D.D.Creighton, 177 Edgehill road, talent committee: their presentation Finchley road, Revue\u2019 mount, Madill, 681 talent committe Mrs.Peter Demers, 71 Merton road, Hampsiead, Imaginary tea The members of Chapter No.76 Lot the Cancer Aid League will hold an Imaginary Tea, November Ist.President 15 Mrs.M.Kasner.\u2014* TICKETS NOW ON SALE Sid Bernstein & John Drew, Jr.present an evening you'll never forget \u2014 with JUDY GARLAND with 30 piece orchestra conducted by Mort Lindsey.Her only appearance in Canada! on SUNDAY, October 29th at 8.30 p.m.at the FORUM Atwater & St.Catherine, Moatreal erocoaasesseancacanessnasaaeana yg Tickets: $200.$310, 4 8 fp ea : Tickets can be pur § Name .coiieveeeenoa .chased by mail or- g : der.et in person at q 9 PORUM Mec tice: 8 Address .c00000000 8 Teleph : we 20 : Ne.[J ot $7.50 Ne.[] ot $4.50 | Make cheques 9 Ne.[1] er $6.00 Ne.[] ot $3.50 3 nt Pas b te .: Ne.[] or $5.50 Ne.[] ot $2.50 ' John Drew.Je.fle .\u2026se - ENJOY GENE KIRBY Lansdowne aveaue, treasurer of the Show: Mrs.Joha H.Gray, 53 Hampstead, costume chairman; Mrs.Alam Gordon, 561 Roslyn avenue, West- | talent committee; ; and Mrs, J.Arthur Westmount, e.\u2014 Leo Thompson Photo Members plan to present Golden Anniversary Revue By Millicent Hickmore Six young women entere later there were 43 members a become the Junior League of in North America.Since 1923 provisional members of the Junior League have been taking a course, before coming active members.This course is designed to give new members a picture of the community on the whole as well as designating the roles that they, as good citizens, could play in it.Presentiag Revue The Junior League of Montreal is this year presenting a Golden Auniversary Revue \u2018\u2018Raze the Roof'' at the Comedie Canadienne x on November 8 9 and 10.The show based on a local theme is produced by the Jerome H.Car.| gill Inc.firm of New York, with Mr.Brooks Russell as director and Mr.Vaughan Hamilton as | Choreographer.Mr.Russell has directed over 50 of these productions throughout | the United States and has just recently completed a successful \u201cFollies\u201d in Windsor, Ontario.Mr.Hamilton's dance credits include resident choreographer at all the major musical tents in the United States and at one time appeared is Montreal with his own profes- be given permission to use the name of the first Junior League of Canada.Now the Montreal League have approximately 435 members, 8 Junior Leagues in Canada and 199 d the nucleus of which was called the Debutante League of Montreal in 1912.One year nd the Debutante League had Montreal, the tenth group to ting for each other so that everyone in the show can get to their rehearsais.The money that the Junior League raises in its Golden Anniversary Revue will be placed in the Junior League Community Trust Fund.This Trust Fund is used to support the League's vol- | unteer and educational projects ; in the Community.This year the: projects include the Junior League Camp for Girls, the Canadian | Hemephilia Society.the Redpath Museum, the New Canadians and the Children's Theatre project.The League Motto \u201cThe object of the League shall be to foster interest among its members in the social, economic, educational, cultural and civic condition of the community and te make efficient their voluntary service and (o raise money for the maintenance and futherance of the work for which the League shall hold itself responsible.\u201d OIL PAINTING CLASSES ROSLYN SCHOOL mow until April 24 WEDNESDAY EVENINGS ms nm For Information Call | WE.5-8669 ?OLA A B'rith Hillel presents Shlomo Carlebach Rabbi, interpreter of the Chassidic Nigun in a concert of folk-song Saturday, October 28, 1961 at 8:30 p.m.B'nai Foundation at West Hill High School Auditorium 5851 Somerled Ave.Public Admission $2.00 (tox included) TICKETS: At Nillel House, 3160 Stamler St.VI.53-0171 At Willis & Ce.1430 St.Catherine stand At Boek Center.8214 Queen Mary Road.sional dance troupe, The show centers on the topical and amusing theme of the City Fathers having decided to tear down one of Montreal's prominent ; Hotels for a parking lot for another hotel being built further along the street.This situation and | what happens to the many people and organizations that have been using the Hotel for so many years \"makes for a witty and fast moving ; ; show.\u2018 Cast of 158 ! With a cast of 158 it is not just a straight revue but rather \"a book show with a definite plot.In addition to the many dialogue roles there are several musical production numbers, includinf two Rockette type choruses.There will be several girl and boy dance routines, one of the most | outstanding of these is an intricate tango.Other dance numbers include a French Foreign Legion Drill with Feminine Legionatres : for a change and a romantic Mountain Ballet which is interrupted by a surprise.| Enthusiastic Leaguers The cast is now in rehearsal and so keen is the enthusiasm that Leaguers with office jobs rush | straight from downtown to rchear- | sais giving up their dinner hour and other Leagucrs are babysit- ARTEUR à - WHO SHUNS THIS HOUSE Sherbrooke W.able te Canadian Concerts & Artists \u201cTHE GREATEST SMASN HIT SINCE MY FAIR LADY\u201d \u2018 Walter Winchell COCA - TREACHER - DONOVAN \"A THURBER [CARNIVAL ET TS MAC ES UE IE TELL (A Oct.31, Nov.1.2.3.4 HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE Tickets (tax incl.) $6., $5., $4., $3., $2.Matinee: $4., $3.50, $3, $2.50, $1.50 TICKETS ON SALE at Her Majesty's Theater: Canadian Concerts, 182¢ (basement), Ed.Archambault, 300 Nte-Cath.E.and 2140 Mountain: Maydeck Travel, 1450 City Councillors: Terra Travel.\u20ac Prince Arthur E.; land.Cisac Store, 506 McGill; Pinaflor Shop, 4802 Nherbreoke W.: Nalon de l'Horlegerie.6940 Bt.Denis and at 310 Menri-Bourasea.MAIL ORDERS alse accepted.Address with cheque or money order pay- FE + Matinee: Sat., Nov.4 Ine.1833 Sherbrooke W., Montreal. Life withou danners To give kind words, to one who is not kind, And cheerful words, to one who finds life grey, And words of wisdom, to one needing help, This is our gift to offer, day by day.Homage to him, whose brave deeds are ignored, And words of sympathy Forgiving words, when we have been betrayed, Ourselves alone, our live To kneel before the Cross, we helped to shape, Built out of bliss and rapture, grief and tears, As wise men, brought their gifts, we lay ours down, The words, and thoughts, a MORE ME DE RIRE a: NE Coming Events STAG DANCE: Cum Laude Chapter 548 B'nai B'rith business and professional girls\u2019 group will hold \u201cThe Eye-Opener\u2019\u2019 stag dance on Sunday evening, October 29 at 830 p.m.at the Windsor Hotel, Peel street.Continuous dancing to Lenny Rubin and his orchestra.Door prizes.Refreshments.Social for loss of friend, s can mar or mend.and acts of all the years.DOROTHY SPROULE LR ES RW ae TEA, and sale of work to be held by the WA of Ephriam Scott Memorial church, 5545 Snowdon avenue, on Friday, October 27 at 2.30 p.m.Mrs.R.G.Gilbride will officiate at the opening and tea will be served from 3 pm.to 7 p.m.VON ART SHOW: The 8th\u2019 chairman, Miss Shirley Feldman.# VON Art Show and sale will take GIRDLES and BRAS WARNER'S Controlling Girdies and Pantie Girdles in Warner's own light end lovely uncovered Lycrs power net.Girdle 8% oe 5.00 Pantie Girdle 9.00 E.HARGREAVES CORSETIERES Miss C.Wright, proprietor 4159 Se.Catherine W.WE.2-7008 place on Wednesday.November | 1 at the YWCA, Dorchester boulevard, west, from 10.30 a.m.to 9.30 p.m, RUMMAGE SALE, Monday, at 1 p.m.at Temple Beth Sholom, corner Walkley and Terrebonne avenues, under the auspices of Temple Beth Sholom Sisterhood.104 bus to the door.Please use Walkley entrance.FASHION SHOW: The West.mount Women's Club will hold a fashion show for its members and guests on October 27 in Victoria Hall at 2.30 p.m.The president.Mrs.Russell T.Stackhouse will preside.Eve Trill will be the commentator.Tea will be served.SOCIAL EVENING, and sale of home cooking of the evening branch of the WA of Christ Church Cathedral, will be held Friday.October 27 at 8.15, in Anglican House, 1440 Union avenue.Mrs.Ruth Rox- burgh is general convener.Guests will be received by the president Miss Jean MacLean.Tickets may be obtained at the door.CHRISTMAS SHOPPING FAIR, arranged by the women\u2019s organizations of St.George's church, to be held Thursday, November 2 from 11 am.to 5 pm.in the parish hall, 1101 Stanley street.Stalls will include baby articles, toys, antiques, home cooking and other attractions.The small admission fee includes a light lunch or tea.Altrusa Club presentation At the September meeting of \u201cthe Altrusa Club of Montreal a wheel chair and three canes were presented by the President, Mrs.C.T.Mead, 5565 Avon- ; more avenue.N.D.G., to Mrs.Grace Russell of the Canadian { Red Cross Sick Room Supply | Service.This presentation was part of the welfare work of the Altrusa Club in 1960-1961.Other donations included $700.to the Cerebral Palsy Association of the Province of Quebec for a nurse's scholarship: $400.to the Montreal Girls\u2019 Association: $250.to the Quebec Association for Retarded Children; $250.to the Cecil Butters Memorial Hospital at Austin, Que.On Saturday.October 28, the Altrusa Club of Montreal is holding a bazaar and tea at St.Stephen's Church Hall, Atwater and Dorchester streets, from 2 to 5:30 p.m., the proceeds from which will go towards the wel- The Westmount Eneminer, Fridey, October 27, 130) \u2014 Graetz Photo YOUNG PEOPLE from Wesimouni are playing a prominent part im the activities of the Junior Committee for the 1961 St.Mary's Ball.Left te right, Elizabeth Duquet of 907 lexingien avenue.Michael Osler and Mary Burke of 333 Cote St.Antoine read, finalize plans for a bix reception fer the junior members whe will attend the annual Ball.A highlight again will be the Father and Daughter Waltz.17 WE.2-1545 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 condi- Children's Supports a Specialty.tions.By eppointment only Phone Number fare work of the Club for 1961- 1962.Coiffeur pour Dames SITE O.ste-Catherige Xl RIN 18 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, October 27, 1961 Montreal Club lists program The Montreal Women's Club lac | began the 1981 and 1962 season with an opening meeting oa October 10 at the Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel, when the guest speaker was Mr.Alan A.Macnaughton.QC, MP, for Montreal Royal, whose subject was \u2018Big Cities in the Atomic Age\u201d.This mecting was open lo members and their friends.Other meetings are: October 23, when the guest speaker will be Mr Howard Rigney, United King- dum Information Service, who will speak on \u2018The Commonwealth\u201d, with slides.On November 20, Miss Lilian Starling will coavene the Fall Bridge in the Mount Royal Hotel.November 27, under the Social Science department's direction, the guest speaker will be Senator Josie D.Quart, MBE, who will give as her address \u2018My Impressions as a Women Ses- ator\u2019.December 11 is Members\u2019 Day.\u2018which will be in the form of a Christmas Party.The New Year's program opens 206 Olivier Avenue MODERNIZE YOUR BATHROOM We can install a new recessed tub, shower fixture, sink, and bowl, individually \u2014 or a complete new room ensemble that will sparkle with beauty, endure for many years.Let us give you free estimates.WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LIMITED WE.5-1189 Committee named for Angels\u2019 Ball \u201cAngels\u2019 Ball will have a rec ord attendance this year, Jude \u2018ting from the number of patr | and guests who have already in- | dicated their support,\u201d Mrs.| Hendeiman, chairman of =| N.D.G.Club lists Bridge subscribers The Notre Dame de Grace Women\u2019s Club is holding its fall the ' , dessert bridge, Monday, October | ball, announced at a meeting of 30 at 1 p.m.im Victoria Hall, | the planning committee in the\u2019 Westmount.\u2018Rita Carlton Hotel, October 11.| The annual event, sponsored by National Council of Jewish Women of Canada \u2018Montreal section) \"will be held in the Queen Elizabeth Hotel on Saturday evening, November 25.Key chairmen reported on plans and progress of their committees.The meeting heard with great enthusiasm the announcement of two valuable door prizes to which patrons and guests will be eligible.Two round-trip first class tickets to Honolulu were generously donated by Canadian Pacific Airlines.The second prize is a Lou Goldberg original diamond and jade brooch.Angels\u2019 Ball is headed by Mrs.Myer Hendelman, chairman, with the following committee: vice-chairmen, Mrs.David Cohen, Mrs.Cyril Reitman, Mrs.Jacob Elkin, Mrs.Philip Vine- berg, Mrs.Joseph Pardo, Mrs.Fred Packer, Mrs.Leonard Si- mand.Mrs.Morton Mintz, Mrs.Louis Firestone; Mr.Paul Johns, Mrs.Richard Bornstein, Mrs.Louis Schreiber, Mrs.Ellis Leiter.Mrs.Ronald Cape.Mrs.Harvey Maron, Mr.Cyril Reit- man, Mr.and Mrs.Irwin Leopold, Mrs.Arthur Diamond, Mrs.Melvin Flanders.Mrs.Joseph Hop- meyer, Mrs.Harvey Sarkin, Mrs.Jack Ornstein, Mrs.Sol.Gott- fried, Mrs.Benjamin Robinson, Mrs.Aaron Schachter, Mr.and Mrs.Philip Vineberg, Mrs.Joseph Hopmeyer, Mrs.Jacob Elkin and Mrs.Samuel Hart.January 8, with the guest speaker, Miss Jean M.Glasgow whose sub- Ject will be \u2018Travel in a Suitcase\u2019.January 22 is under the direction of the Art and Literature Department.January 29, Charter Day Luncheon \u2014 70th Anniversary \u2014 when the guest speaker will be the honorable Paul Gerin Lajoie.LL Jock Curran end Helene Nickerson co-host Channel 12s week doy cfterneun show CARTE BLANCHE.Watch this afternoon at 2:15 for delightful guests ond interesting features from end about Moatreel ! We Give You CARTE BLANCHE ! j GHANNAE MOON TNE A, A DIVISION OF CANADIAN MARCONI COMPANY \u2014 Mrs.E.M.Sulis, chairman and her committee, are MRS.E.M.SULIS chairmas sparing no effort to ensure the success of this event.There will be door and table prizes.Mrs.J.A.P.McGee and her committee will be in charge of refreshments.Tickets may be procured from Mrs.H.M.Warren, HU.4- 7700.Following 1s a partial list of subscribers: Mesdames, H.E.An- dison, A.F.Bull, J.R.Beveridge, H.D.Bourne, F.H.Chivers, D.A.Christie, J.W.Craig, T.J.Cunningham.Mesdames: H.S.Harper, J.Hinton, E.Hillenbrand, E.W.Knapp, F.A.Loutit, P.R.Marchant, A.E.Martin, J.A.McLay, W.A.MacLeod, C.W.Misener, and Miss M.B.Morrison.Mesdames: Albert A.Davis.MR.Dobbin, R.J.S.Dunlop, W.A.Falconer, G.W.Foote, L.M.Fraser, E.Greene, T.D.Han- drahan.Maritime Club year\u2019s plans The Maritime Women's Club of Montreal, Incorporated, have completed arrangements for the forthcoming program 1961-1962.An opening tea was held in the La Loire Room at the Windsor Hotel on Saturday, October 14, when Mrs, T.C.Corry was the guest soloist.On November 14, a Provincial Night, featuring Prince Edward Island, under the convenership of Mrs.G.R.MacLeod, and Mrs.R.Bruce Marr.A bazaar will be held on Saturday, December 2, in Trinity Church hall.On December 6, the Club will be guests of the Community Club, Town of Mount Royal, at which time carols will be presented under the direction of Mr, D.A.Hinchliffe, and the Christmas pageant will be featured.A meeting on January 17 at the Windsor Hotel, when the speaker will be The Very Rev.J.Ritchie Bell.Norman Mackay will render selections on both the French horn and the piano.Members will meet for supper at Victoria Hall on February 21.The Scandinavian Air-lines demonstration will conclude this evening.Robert Peters, tenor, and Malcolm Smith, pianist, will be guest artists at the Musicale on March 13, at the Windsor Hotel.A scholarship bridge is planned for March 22 at St, Philip's Church hall, in Montreal West.The Charter Day luncheon will be served in the La Loire Room, Windsor Hotel, on Saturday, April 14.Lady Banting will be the guest speaker.Beryl Light will sing selections from Gilbert & Sullivan, The annual meeting has been arranged for.April 26.February 28, Musicale, under the chairmanship of Mrs.H.B.Watts.March 19, Special Spring Project.April 2 is the Annual Ciub Day.April 9, the Annual Meeting will be held.JB Mesdames Cecil Nelson, A.T.Patterson, William Paul, E.Prow- se, Miss Anne Robertson, Mesdames: W.M.Rost, G.F.Russell, Miss Grace Rolland.Mesdames: H.H.Schurman, C.Scurrah, F.H.Stanway, James Stoddart, R.T.Sykes, Robert Thomson, T.Tracy, Miss Ethel J.Tweddell, and Miss L.L.Vaz.Mesdames: H.Walton, F.Watts, George White, B.C.Browne.C.H.Bradford, £E.M.Sulis, HF.Briegel, Wm.Brady, A.W.Myers, John A.Dixon.The Cancer Dressing group of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club are making an urgent appeal for dressings.Clean cottons may be deposited in a box which will be provided at Victoria Hall, October 30 at the dessert bridge.© GOLD © COPPER ® BRASS © CHROME © NICKEL © SILVER ® CADMIUM © RHODIUM REPAIRED LACQUERED REFINISHED REPLATED JOHN H.FEELEY & Sons Ltd.Est.1899 Repairing Silversmiths end Elec- Operating Canada\u2019s Lovgont High Class Job Shep.WE CALL FOR & DELIVER 1437 Ayimer Se.7(.5-7947 A few doors above A Catherine St.) Opposite Henry Morgan & Ce.Genuine Choice Western BEEF QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted fer Quality\u201d Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry.Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables.* IMPORTED PRODUCTS °* SHERBROOKE FAIR PRIZE BEEF 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 GIFTS FROM THE ORIENT Shown above is a Morocco Leather Puff, one of the many attractive gifts now on display et Gregory's.Also, Moroccan Camel Saddles and other leather goods, hand-loomed Kilims, Silks, Wood Carvings, Hand - beaten Brass Bells, Tables and Novelties from India, the Middle East and China.A wonderful selection of ORIENTAL RUGS cad BROADLOOMS GREGORY'S Oriental Rug Co.4151 St.Catherine St.W.(Near Greene) WE.2.4277 Evenings: RE.8.4605 The Westmount Eneminer, Fridey, Octaber 27, 1961 19 mr D YOU SAVE! 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PSYCHIATRIST'S couch for 20 Rooms To Let | sale.Can be opened and has space for keeping records.MU.9-1306.2 SEPARATE (furnished rooms with full kitchen privileges in A CHRISTMAS trees: attention lot quiet Westmount home Business operators.Sale Ontario Scotch Pine.people prefered Reasonable HU.8-5442.sent WE.5 volt.29h For Sale General CARPETS Wall-to-wail .Rugs.9 x 12 from $20.00 up Hull carpet Draperies LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM AND KITCHEN EXCELLENT CHOICF AT LOW PRICES Sale Prices __ UPH DOW SHADES PLASTICS \u2014 LEATH ERETTE.ETC.ST.HUBERT DEPARTMENT STORE 7190 ST.HUBERT ST.Bargain AS AND OIL HEATERS.COMPLETE INVENTORY MUS VE AND MORE.FREE S INSTALL ATION WHILE THEY LAST.CR.3-2827, Large Layout Marx electric train set, twin diesels, track, transformer.accessories.$40 complete.FE.4- 6386.ORIGINAL French paintings, carpet, 9 x 15; 9 x 12.Reasonable.HU, 8-5495.GURNEY combination gas and Ton stove with hot water f front.HU.9 COMPLETE set of Encyclopedia Britannica.Brand new condition, $275.00.Phone HU.1-2500, evenings.GURNEY kitchen stove, gas heated, 6-6320.reasonable.SMALL sofa with button back, £30.09.Call HU.6-2670.PROJECTOR, 16 mm, sound like new: also camera and typewriter.RE.3-2688.VV VVVVVVVVVFVVVVVVVVFVVEYN Rooms To Let Westmount English cooking, 20 front favels Tum, Service Directory private Elderly lady with care 454-8503.AAAAAAAAAAAAMAAAAAAASABAM Dancing Lessons ATWATER district, micely furnished Large bed VY VV VV VVVVYYVYYYVYYYY, pe \u2014 > viduality into your color b 4 a h he BY hovina your b ° We have some discontinued colors in 3 \"COL Sb FIRST QUALITY CROWN DIAMOND \"COLOR QUEEN\" sytem.) 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