The Westmount examiner, 24 novembre 1961, Cahier 1

[" ¥ R % æ \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Lxamine VOL.XN, Ne.47 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, NOV.24, 1961 535 35 § CENTS 24 PAGES Thieves took safe and auto Page 6 No hindsight?Mrs.G.F.Davis, 538 Gros- venor avenue, was waiting at the exit of Steinberg\u2019s parking lot opposite 372 Victoria avenue, Friday, when a car in front of her started to back-up.She told Westmount police she put her car into reverse gear to get out of the way, and the next thing she knew she had hit a car parked behind her.Mrs.Davis\u2019 car was undamaged.but the vehicle she backed into received dents in the bumper and hood.The car ia front was not scratched.Ca$hwords, Going, going .up! $250 Westmounfers sef up Honduras Relief Fund Cheque fraud ring alleged in Westmount Provincial police swooped on a Westmount apartment house recently, and uncovered a cleverly organized cheque fraud conspiracy which is alleged to have netted the operators more than $100,000.The raid on the apartment at 4085 Tupper street, by police and Bank Investigator lan Hill, produced equipment, counterfeit blank cheques, and false identification cards.Preliminary inquiry Details of the conspiracy were disclosed.Friday, at the preliminary inquiry of Robert Hebert, 21, and Marcel Denis, 29, who were sent for voluntary statement on the charge by Judge Henri Masson Loranger.Provincial police headquarters told The Examiner that the voluntary statements will be heard today.There are several other charges against the accused.Among the items seized by the police were 337 reasonably convincing off-set process counterfeits of City of Montreal cheques in blank, bearing likenesses of the two official signatures.There were also phony city So- celal Welfare Department identity cards, counterfeits of Quebec car registration blanks, and driver's licence forms, and some stolen company cheques.BE SRR AUR SR IR RMON SN SMAI SR Cu IT'S When saow seitled in the West.mount district, Monday, these local youngsters dida\u2019t waste any time in gathering their clan (eo build this fair-sised smewmaa.M only snow was se fascinatiag (eo grown-ups .= Roland Sirois Photo Blank cheques stolen from printing shops were employed to victimize Canada Steamship Lines, Dominion Tar and Chemical Co.Imperial Tobacco, Con- summers Glass, All-State Insurance, and several other firms, Quebec Hydro and the Quebec Workmen's Compensation Board also suffered considerable losses by the operation, according to Provincial Police reports.The amounts of the forged cheques which were cashed here in Montreal, and in many Quebec towns, varied from $89 to $2980, with the latter figures appearing most frequently.Acted on instructions Emile Fournier, a co-accused.testified for the prosecution, and said he had acted on instructions of accused Marcel Denis in cashing some of the cheques here, in Valleyfield, and in Boucherville.He said it was arranged he would receive a one-third com- missisn on all cheques passed.Fournier was picked up in a Valleyfield bank last month as he attempted unsuccessfully to cash one of the forged documents.He said he was provided with Driver AE 755 a set of four counterfeit identity cards by Denis to be used is turning the cheques into cash.Evidence also indicated that the cashing of the forged cheques was aided by the opening of $3 savings accounty in widely separated banks.Medicolegal experts, Dr.Ro sario Fontaine, testified that the cheques he had been asked to examine by Provincial Det.Sgt.Albert Brouillet, were typed oa a typewriter found in the Tupper street raid of the apartment rente ed by one of the accused last month.Protectograph machine Dr.Fontaine also linked ame ounts on the cheques to a protec- tograph machine (cheque-writer) which was also seized in the apartment.Some of the written signatures were identified as have ing been imposed by one of the accused.Included in the exhibits placed before the Court was a Province of Quebec stamp which was found in the apartment.The counterfeit blank cheques of the City of Montreal were recognizable as \u201cphotographs\u201d ef the real thing.but were missing the perforated edges which are a characteristic of the originals.There was also some difference ia the quality of the paper, as on 68 EE dies at wheel of auto Poge $ What do you do with your Leisure Time?20 pages of practical leisure-time suggestions 2 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, November 34, 1961 block box By Larry Mclinnis FYVFSSSU ESS UUSSESSSSUSSUSUUSS Will pilots eventually become unnecessary, even on commercial airliners?Right now it does not seem possible, but the day may be nearer than imagined.He will be replaced with a black box.But not if the pilots have their way! The de Havilland Tridem and the Vickers VC 10, under construction in England, will be equipped with the first practical black box to make automatic landings possible, regardless of weather or visibility conditions, and all hands-off by the pilot.This, of course, brings up a few inferesting problems.» + LJ lf an aircraft lands in a dense fot by means of the black box, who takes it from the end of the runway to the terminal building?Who is respomsible if the black box fails \u2014 the pilot?In a lawsuit, who will he sued?The pilot?The airline?The black bux?* * * In England, a new regulation has come out banning aerial advertis- ng of any sort, including barrage ballouns, towing banners and skywriting.Over Montreal, a light aircraft towing a banner at fairly low altitude is a common sight, especially during football games.When others are in the air at the same time, st really becomes a same: to spot the tow plane, to keep him in sight, and to try and figure where he is going, when and why.A DOT regulation here wouldn't do any harm at all! + x x Also in England.the Ministry of Aviation recently opened London Airport, under strict conditions, to business aircraft and private fliers, And back here, it is getting extremely more difficult for a light aircraft to get into Dorval, especially at might.+ » = A Norwegian boating firm ls collaborating with Canadian Pratt and Whitney to adapt the lalter\u2019s famous PT6 aero engine to a boat.The 500-horsepower, engine, cut back to lower power for marine use, will give the 30-foot power boat a speed of at least 45 mph.# # = Canadair\u2019's CL-41 side-by-side jet trainer is undergoing modifications and is expected to be back in the air in a few weeks.The aircraft, of which Canadair recently sold 189 to the RCAF, was hastily put together recently so a general from the Mexicar Air Force could try it, then dismantled and work continued on its modifications, I still hope to get to fly it reasonably soon.+ * + Things ! wonder: When more airfields will be built in Canada, and especially ir Quebec.There are few now, and with all this talk about civil defence, a greatly increased number of even small landing strips would seem in order, Why the TCA-CPA amalgamation rumor seems to have died down so suddenly.Why the government has not chopped any more routes off TCA tately.And so on! JOIN A LIBRARY The Mechanics\u2019 Institute Library hax books for every taste Factual.Fictional, Educational.Membership $8.00 à year 1200 Atwater Ave.WE.5-7344 Pa Wie ee ee YY We YY YY YY YY Yrs YY WY ROW for Commercial Residential ROQHNG & SIDING A en Thi \u2014Industrial of Bu Maintenance ond Repairs on AN Types | dings | aE ARRAS ARS SA ASA S SAS ES A SSSA AS AAS SAS Sa A A AA 0 a SHEET METAL WORK WE.5-2595 Leo Falardeau PLUMBING © HEATING © ROOFING © GAS HEATERS 3955 St.Jomes Street West inspection & Estimates on Request WE.3-2432 225-pound ; VERY YEAR at this time I spend a week or so in New York.The purpose is two-fold \u2014 to visit the United Nations and to do the Broadway theatres.This column is about the UN.1 spent some months at the United Nations a few years ago as a Government observer.Unbelievable changes have taken place since then.For instance, in the Delegates Lounge one would say PER EE REET A A IX EXAMINER FILES : i 26 years ago In the issue dated November 24, 1935 Ws ER EE we RY at At a meeting of the City Council it was announced that the tax rate would remain unchanged at 13 mills.The budget for 1936, however, called for a total expenditure of $1,120,732, and was slightly higher than the amount expended in the previous 12 months.A petition was being circulated throughout Westmount by Dr.Philip Holliday for civic recognition of the Westmount High School senior football team, which had votre né Mc Between you and me The UN's new Uncle By Margaret Althen the black peoples of the world sow dominate the UN.This je mot 30 yet, but the Africans in their colorful robes are a spectacular group They stand out in the western world.Then too, after studying the names of different countries, which are posted in front of each delegation, one is struck anew by the winds of change in Africa.Since the late 1950's, at least 18 countries have become sovereign states.There were A five or six I never even heard of before .like Chad, Gabon, Togo, Upper Volta, Mali (that\u2019s where Timbuctoo is!) and Senegal.These are all small countries (the smallest being Sierra Leone, which became independent this year) yet they have a vote equal to the U.S.or the USSR or Britain.You Obituari WEL RR QE Harry B.Parker former principal A former principal of Westmount High School, Harry Benton Parker, died last Thursday in Montreal General Hospital.He was 80.Funeral services were conducted held the championship for seven years.Another landmark in the history of the Melville Presbyterian Church was passed when adherents and friends, past and present, gathered in the church to celebrate | the golden anniversary of the organization of their congregation.The Children\u2019s Theatre was busily engaged on a novel presentation | of \u2018\u2018Diek Wittington.\u201d Children of the School for Crippled Children, and the orphanage on Claremont | avenue, were given the opportunity to see the initial presentation.Members of the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association authorized the board of directors, in con- | junction with the advisory commit- 1 tee, to sell the club's athletic grounds on St.Catherine street.The Westmount Health Club opened at 4935 Sherbrooke street west, at the corner of Claremont avenue.Generally the hair is worn to suit one's personality, and to conform with the styles in millinery milady chooses, reads an article on the Women's Page.For everyday wear a simple headdress, with a slight swirl at the back, is most practical and gives one less trouble.The swirl wave has many variations, and when worn in the extreme with the hair combed directly across the back of the head, and ending in flat pin curls piled on the top and side, gives one a pleasing \u2018flect for evening wear.Mechanics\u2019 to hold recorded concert A concert of recorded music, open to the public free of charge, will be presented at the Mechanics\u2019 Institute Library, 1200 At- water avenue, Wednesday, November 29, at 8:15 p.m.Emery Justus, MA, ES, will be commentator.The music will consist of selections from the operas of Verdi, Puccini and Wagner and soloist will be Louisa Miller and Jan Peerce, Gigli and Caniglia, Ce- sare Siepi, Lauritx Melchior and Lotte Lehman.vee .\u2026.\u2026.| of the First Baptist Church, and in- Friday evening by Rev.R.S.Dunn terment took place, Saturday, at Coaticook, Quebec.Mr.Parker was born in Barn- ston, Quebec, and was educated at the Feller Institute in Grande Ligne, and McMaster University where he won honors in mathematics, and was awarded an MA degree in 1905.After teaching in schools at Sutton, the Feller Institute, and Newport, Vermont, he moved to King's School in Westmount as principal in 1910.Four years later he transferred to Westmount High School as a mathematics teacher.He was named principal in 1927.and held the position until his retirement in 1944.Mr.Parker was actively connected for many years with the Wesiumount Lawn Bowling Club, the First Baptist Church, the Mont- treal Rotary Club, and the Heather Curling Club.He was predeceased by his wife, Maybell Black, formerly of Thurso; a sister, Sue: and a brother, Alfred.Survivors include a brother, Ernest, of Coaticook; two nephews, and seven nieces.Traffic club In this sphere Burma takes the Oscar, Which is why Mr.U Thant is now secretary ~en- eral of the UN.At the moment his prestige is high and I hope he manages to keep it that way.The words used most to describe him are tolerant, honest, imperturable, detached.The :iew secretary general is a small, dapper man with the phlegmatic face of an oriental.In New York he dresses in impeccable western clothes and as he sits at the head of the UN Assembly, his most marked characteristic is quiet aloofness.His name is pronounce¢ Oo Thawn.Buddhists do not have surnames.Thant was the name bestowed by his parents and the U stands for uncle.After reaching the age of 40 years, every distinguished Burmese man becomes uncle and every Burmese woman becomes Daw- aunt.Ardent Buddhists I had a long talk with one woman in the Burma delegation, known affectionately as Auntie Burma.Her name was Daw Myasein.Educated at Oxford, she spoke fast and fluent English.She and Mr.U Thant are both ardent Buddhists and Daw Mpyasein held forth at some length on the basic principals of her religion, which boiled down to three words \u2014 impermanence, unsatisfactory, non ego.We believe there is no permanence in life,\u201d she said.\u201cEverything Is constantly changing \u2014 man, nature, flowing rivers.What you call suffering, we call unsatisfactory.No achievement, no life is absolutely satisfactory.And there is no 1.We are all part of the flowing, fluctuating impermanence of life.Nothing else.\u201d Many picturesque speeches were made after the unanimous vote elected U Thant acting secretary general.Not the least of these came from the spokesman from Ghana, who hailed U Thant as .\u201cA man who can be tried by both extremes of fortune but he can never be deterred by either.He was walked with destiny.\u201d (Tesonte Telegram News Service) oyster party The Traffic Club of Montreal will hold its 18th annual oyster party December 6 at 6:30 p.m.in the Atwater Market Hall.This event, indicative of the Club's growing membership, is gaining in popularity every year.Last year 850 members and guests attended the affair.In addition to the oysters, hors d\u2019oeuvre, etc.tickets entitle the holders to the drawing of dozens of festive prizes.\u201cSympathy\u201d is the hardest word to write .« .Say it with Flowers GERALD McKENNA ui» VI.2-9112 E ARE immediately available for those who need our services, no matter what time of the day or night.BA Collins INC.9 à NUNNS Goes À \u20ac WILLIAMS 5610 SHERDACOKE STREET WESI - - 20 peg for AB Yow o PHOTOGRAPHY e PHOTO SUPPLIES e PHOTO - COPYING © Roquier end Custom Photofinishing © ACME PHOTO Reg'd.2 Stores to Serve You ESTABLISHED 1899 OHMANS on WATCH REPAIRS § Certified Wetchmahors 4123 St.Catherine, W.WE.2.5709 JEWELLERS 4866 Sherbrooke St., W.HU.1-1989 WE.3-4046 1216 Greens Ave.vot.XXXI, No.47 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1961 PAGE THRER MEET THE TEACHER: The first gea- eral meeting of Westmount High School Home and School Association was held in the school, Tuesday.It's purpose was bo the school.\u201d Ian the picture two parents on the left, Mr.Robsom and Mrs.Britton, meet the English teacher, Mr.H.Atwood.\u201cMeet the teacher and see \u2014 Roland Sirois Photo which is attempting to raise ridden colony, who is national chairman of Mr.McLaughlin, who is Prest- dent of the Royal Bank of Canada, told The Examiner.yesterday.that he had become involved with the relief fund after hearing reports from employees of lis Bank an Honduras.Asked why he had decided to inaugurate this fund, Mr.Mc- Laughlin replied simply: \u201cIt is my civic duty.\u201d The national chairman said it was estimated that destruction and damage in Belize.the capital.following the severe hurricane which struck the colony on October 31, will be approximately $35 mullion.He estimates that 85% of the buildings in Belize were either It's the speeders they are after By Gordon Eastwood Speeding cars through Westmount are either on the increase, or Westmount police are making more arrests, judging from the figures issued in the City Manager's report for the months of Sep The police department statistics show that radar patrols issued 308 court tickets during the two month period, as against 192 for the same two months last year.Caution tickets totalled 549 as against 369.This brings the figures for the year.to the end of October, to 1,274.as against 721 for 1960, and cautions 2,442 against 1.845.Parking tickets for September and October tally 1.600, bringing the total for the year to 5.255.At the end of October in 1960, the figure was 3,486.One of the reasons for this increase is the decrease in parking caution tickets.The fire department figures show that the brigade answered 74 calls tember and October.during the period.of which only 23 were to attend fires, Communicable diseases handled by the health department totalled 14 for Scptember and October.as against five for the same period a year ago.Tennis Is still the most popular sport in the Westmount district.according the recrcation department.Over 4.600 people took part in this sport in September.and even 1.493 played the game in October.In 1960, the figures showed 2,864, and 919.The other sport participation statistics show no sports to have been played in October.In September, the figures werc: shuffle- +board, 596 (156 in 1960): horse- Mercerie Normand Men's Wear 5016 Sherbrooke St.W (Near Claremont) Tel.: 484-6022 Three cars collide Mrs.Russell E.Harrison, 40.38 | Edgehill road.received fairly extensive damage to her car.Tuesday.when three cars collided at \u2018the inter-section of Sherbrooke | street and Grosvenor avenue.There were no personal injurics.GENERAL INVESTIGA GUARDIAN INVESTIGATION BUREAU HU.2-3877 TORS, CONFIDENTIAL shoes, 126 (290); checkers, 258 (365); and putting, 484 (156).The public works department re- completely demolished or severly damaged.Wesimounters set up Honduras Relief Fund Two prominent Westmount men are among the chief organizers of the British Honduras Hurricane Relief Fund money to help the disaster- They are W.Earle McLaughlin, 67 Sunnyside avenue, the fund, and C.Rex Stolk meyer, CBE, 107 Sunnyside avenue, honorary secretary.\u201cAs a result, the colony as a whole has been set back about 3 years, and assistance in substantial quantities 1s urgently needed,\u201d be commented.\u201cIt is known at the moment that there is no power available, the water supply has beca contaminated, and there is a shortage of food and other supplies.\u201cWiule some relief in the shape of medical supplies.food, waler, blankets, and clothing, has beeca provided by certain outside sources, the need for further assistance of thus kind, as well as of a more long-term nature, is urgent.And with things as they are.speed ie providing assistance is of the very essence,\u201d said Mr.McLaughlin, port that operations during the two months were essentially normal.There was some reconstruction and widening of Grosvenor avenue from Sunnyside avenue to the north city limits, to improve the sharp curve, and ease the grades at this location.Reconstruction work also went | on in certain portions of the sidewalks on Somerville avenue.Repairs completed Repair work on Western avenue sidewalks was completed.following which the street was resurfaced throughout with sheet asphalt after catchbasins and manholes had been raised to the new grade.| and the old concrete gutters filled with asphalt.CVV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VVV VF VV FV VF \"PVP PVP\u201d by GIRARD AUTO » CY CYLINDER | LOOK,CY, THERE'S A MAN GIRARD AUTOMOBILE NEY LL GET THE ORIVER COULO ; PINNED \u2018UNDER THAT CAR/ pP HAVE USED A @00D BRAKE NEED A CAB! UN.6-4551 VETERAN TAXI ASS'N.High School, Catherine St.West, 27th, 1961.CITIZENS OF WESTMOUNT are cordially invited to inspect the new Westmount 4350 St.p.m.Monday, November ?Westmount Protestant School Board at 8 VO BETTER NOTIFY YOUR FOLKS.ARE YOU MARRIED, YOUNG MAN?GIRARD AUTOMOBILE Le - FARGO- PLYMOUTH ra rE 3-5745 À 72 Ta TT], 17 pet ES MONTREAL'S OLDEST DEALER VV YY YY YY YY YY YY TTT vy vv ve ME MARRIED © GOSH NO THIS 1S THE WORSE / THING THAT \"bass sncnaaana a assssscaaan,' TH Me TN à Fxaminer Serving the (My of Westmount since 1988 Head Office: 700$ Kildare Rond, Montreuil 29 Mesatreal, Friday, November 24, 1961 Ciansified Advertising (Te 8:30 p.m.Mon.Tuer.& Wed.Only) HU.1-048} Editorial Department \u2014 Accouatiag Department Circulation Dept.\u2014 Displey Advertisiag Mu.31-2771 Joba W.Seactes, President end Publisher Lerry Mcinnis, News Editer Hugh R Mount, Advertising Menager The Fusminer aims to be an independent.clean newspaner fer the home, devoted le publie service.Mail subscriptions: $58 per veus: 85 :B half vear.bive cents à copy Member of (he Canadian Wekhiy Newspapers Association, Quebee Nrwapaperrs Association.Hugh \u20ac McCormick, Choirmes Authoiired ax Second Class Mail by the Post Office Department, OU.wa und foi payment of postage in cash.\u201cWE SAY YOU SAY Miss Gwyneth Howell; retirement leaves gap \"pue resignation of The other view on \u2018upper and lower\u2019 Gwyneth Howell, one of |r With reference fo your .: A .article about the changing face Canada\u2019s most distinguished of Westmount.social workers, will leave a It seems to me that it is great gap.especially with the only \u2018Lower Westmount\u2019 which Montreal Council of Social is continually throwing up this î wea of à two class municipal- Agenc les.ity.Perhaps our planners would hke to see a huge shopping centre right on the top of the mountam atself?Upper leveler Heavenly junk sailing aloft I monitored a radio broadcast from NORAD Headquarters, Colorado Springs, the other night and was somewhat impressed by the followmg in- Her reason was ill health.AHow us to say we hope vou are soon feeling better so YOU Can enjoy your re- tirtement, Miss Howell.Over a period of 20 years, Miss Howell brought a down- to-earth approach to social problems, and organized many more \u2014 all the time with a warm sense of humor.Perhaps, we might sav, no > à Canada has ad formation : one mn anada as made a There are now 33 artificial sounder contribution to wel- satellites sailing around the fare planning.world \u2014 32 of them fired by the United States und one sent aloft by Russia.New Prospect House In addition \u2014 and this is has 2 nts really intriguing \u2014 there are happy reside also 8 bunks of junk «that's PROSPECT House is in op- what the man said!) roving around upstairs, too.Eighty-six pieces of this junk- pile belong to the Americans and the Russians may lay claim to three of them, The junk.apparently.is made up of booster engines, parts of rockets, bolts and nuts, etc.It seems the NORAD people, using radar and other electronic devices, keep track of this stuff as the mdividual pieces whirl around our shaky globe.About the only moral I can draw from all this information 1s that, if you get clunked on the head by a stray bolt don\u2019t necessarily blame your ncigh- bor \u2014 it may be made of some material which resists heat and doesn\u2019t burn up in the atmosphere when it eventually drops to earth! eration with 14 happy residents.The house is operated by the Older Persons Section of the Montreal Council of Social Agencies, Westmount Rotary and the Family Service Association.Nearly 100 applications were received.and the 14 selected because of similar tastes and congeniality.Good work! And perhaps more of these establishments are needed.Acts of vandalism ere detestable! \"ERE is no language strong enough to state that vandalism in schools is 10 be deplored.Closest possible would be that such acts are detestable.The world does not owe anybody a living, and it is a well known fact that the best of employment these days goes to one with the best education.Satlura der just what is becoming of our youth.There is no lack of recreation facilities for the leisure- time of youth, and most municipalities are looking even more closely at this spare time with the view of expanding existing facilities.But let's ask the vouth to put their time into study, Vandalism accom- which will help them in the plishes nothing except to dis- future, rather than in van- rupt the wheels of the edu- dalism acts, which will seriously curtail your future, and that of your friends.cational machine for a short inne.and make citizens won- THEY SAY Realism will at length be found fo surpass imagination, ond to suit and savor all literature.\u2014 Mary Baker Eddy tL » My own suggestions for magazine titles that sell By Pierre Berton NE THING 1 MISS about the magazine business (with which I was embroiled for more than a decade) is that I no longer get to write those lively titles and subtitles for articles and fiction stories.Half the fun of magazine editing was writing titles so compelling that every customer would be forced to read a paragraph at least of the story that followed: Good titles are usually simple titles and there are some famous examples of sue- cessful ones.The best | ever saw appeared in True magazine more than 10 years ago.It simply read: MORE INTENSE THAN SEX.I actually got through the first third of the article before realizing that this was just another.eulogy to bullfighting.For sheèr exploitation value that rivals the famous headline in Britain's mass- circulation scandal sheet The News of the World.The editors still insist that the most famous title they ever ran on a piece of copy consisted of three words only: ON A HAYSTACK.They've never becn able to top it, The British are perhaps more subtle about these things than the Americans.I believe it was Hearst's late, great managing editor, Walter Howey, the prototype of Walter Burns in the Hecht MacArthur play The Front Page, who nominated an American Weekly title: NAILED FATHER'S HEAD TO FRONT DOOR as the {finest example of the art that gaudy publication had ever pro duced.It's no secret, T guess, that titles are sometimes written before the actual article is even assigned.I! remember that vhen I was an eager young editor 1 once tried to get somebody to write an article to fit what I then considered to be the perfect magazine title.1 had just finished taking a course in effective magazine presentation and had been told that magazine readers were interested in five basic subjects: Themselves, Children, Dogs, Sex and Crime.Also that a personal pronoun, especially \u201cyou\u201d, increased the readership of an article, as did the use of a question mark.This suggested the following title and subtitle: Title: IS YOUR CHILD'S DOG A SEX CRIMINAL?Subtitle: Here's a frank, hard- hitting report that no parent can afford to miss.A world- Jamous psychiatrist pulls no punches as he eramines both sides of the most controversial social problem of our times.His jindings may surprise you.The trouble was I! never could find a world-famous psychiatiist willing to put his name to the kind of piece 1 had in mind.The well-balanced Since quitting the business, I have whiled away many a rainy afternoon inventing a series of magazine titles and blurbs which, if gathered together in one magazine, would make it a collector's item.Here are all the ingre- dients for a well-balanced issue of any typical magazine: Title: Exclusive! ADOLPH FICHMANN WAS MY MOTHER.Subtitle: Here, for the first time, ig a little-known sidelight on the bi zarre life of the most hated Nazi of our time.Though these revelations may shock you, we publish them here as a revealing human document and a warning to the future.Here's the story you WON'T be told at the Eichmann trial.Title: 1 MARRIED A ZOMBIE.Another true personal experience.Subtitle: From the steaming jungles of Haiti comes the heartwarming, intensely human story of a strange marriage they suid would never work.No young bride will want to miss the inspirational tale of how pipe sen one young couple achreved the impossible through prayer.Title: DOES CANCER CAUSE SMOKING?Subtitle: Here's new hope for nicotine addicts.lim pressive new scien tific tests now suq- nest that your craving for tobacco may mercly be the result of incipient cancer.An exclusire behind- the-scenes report on a major scientific breakthrough.Title: WE DROVE TO TERRA DEL FUEGO BY CANOE Subtitle: Here's the roilicking tale of an unusual family who decided to enjoy a holiday that was \u201cdifferent\u201d.You'll love this high- spirited and intensely human story of a memorable vacation \u2014 told by the sole survivor, Title: SHOULD TEENAGERS COMMIT ADULTERY?Subtitle: \u201cYes!\u201d says one mem ber of our community panel.\u201cNo!\u201d thunders another.Between these two extreme points of vicw the pros and cons of a hitherto hush - hush (Continued on page 21) x, 800 | SAY! An acquaintance of mine over the years was invited to launch ships on two occasions, both of which turned out badly.The first time he drank the contents of the champagne bottle first, launching the ship with a shower of broken glass only.The second time, though, was definitely his last.At zero hour he deloyed the whole affair by three hours because he wouldn't let go of the bottle.AOCROS 3 Smashing Mohans- 4.Conferences meod's goal 8.One 6.Two-legged 6 Louisiane 31.Cook's ereek garment 9.Disobedient 12.Infirm & Deasert 38.Thin 9.Girl's name 24.Pronoun 10.Skilifui 15.Minus 14.Game of 38.Gambler's marbles note 10.God of 17.By pleasure 18.Rumpus 20.Droop 20.Steps over 31.Parson bird fenced 28.Rescuer 23.Spoken 24, Prescription 28.Relatives term se EB3R ep \u2014 Frank Mack ib 3 ê Hat 209.Keresa) gout 42.Com ~ pass Franchot t \u2014 actor abbr.) Patience : Patience is the only long-term answer to the continuing struggle between Communism and the free world.This was stated by Leslie Roberts, 28 Anwoth road, the well-known Westmount author and broadcaster.when he spoke to a meeting of 400 members of the Montreal\u201c Traffic Club.Mr.Robert said the world crisis is not merely the crisis of Berlin.The Berlin issue may continue for the next 50 years.We can only emerge victorious by the exerecise of infinite patience.That the people of Britain have that patience, and will exercise it, | have ne doubt.I wish 1 felt as confid- emt about ourselves in North America,\u201d he said.The speaker also dealt with the over-all problems of Germany.where.he said.\u201cwe have moved too far.tou fast.\u201d He pointed out that Germany is now the strongest military power on our side in Europe, with a NATO force greater in strength than that of the United States and any other major force combined.Turning to the common market, Student attends UN Council conference Former Westmount High School scholar, John E.Craig.son of Professor and Mrs.Carleton Craig.was among five students chosen to represent Bowdoin College.Brunswick, Maine, at a student conference last weekend in New York City.called by the Collegiate Council for the United Nations.Principal speaker to the council was Prime Minister Nehru of India, who was anxious to speak with a group of North American student leaders, and to hear their views om the United Nations during his visit to this country.Also on the agenda were speakers presenting the American viewpoint of the United Nations, briefings by foreign missions to the UN representing several world areas, and panel sessions concerning the role of the nonaligned nations in international politics, African development and the United States, and the problems of Chinese representation, neddie FIXIT.3° 4 W.Junior treats The pipes es toys W's ime to call One of our boys.JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE | Mr.Roberts declared that in his view the Canadian government had adopted an extremely narrow and selfish point of view.\u201cWe are standing in the doorway lo a world-trade revolution,\u201d he said.\u201cOur job in Canada is not just to think in terms of what the immediate impact on Canada may be.but to prepare ourselves for new world conditions.\u201d Mr.Roberts felt that the common market, to include Britain, will be the world's greatest single economic force in terms of people, volume and money.key to Crisis tage that we should consider what is happening in Europe.not just what the immediate impact on Canada will be,\u201d added Mr.Roberts.Westmount students in McGill production Three McGill University students from the Westmount area \u201cBritain not only should join.She must join.If we Canadians take the broad view.we shall realize that this is the greatest blow we have struck yet at the forces of world communism \u2014 the creation of an economic power which, coupled to that of North America, will relegate the Communist bloc to second class status for the foreseeable future.\u201cIt is from this point of van- 3-year-old injured by automobile Kenneth McKinnon, aged three.465 Argyle avenue.Westmount, received a fractured left leg.and head injuries, when he was knocked down opposite 442 Argyle avenue, Monday.by a car driven by Dollard Bourgouis, 5400 Casgrain are currently appearing in the ' Players\u2019 Club production of \u201cThieves Carnival\u201d by Jean Anouilh.Michelle Beausang.4990 Gros- venor.has been cast as Juliet, the female lead, and taking the parts | of the Dupont-Duforts senior and junior are James Khazzam, 44 Sunnyside, and David Francis, 4341 Montrose, respectively.All three have appeared in several previous McGill productions \u2014 Miss Beausang in the English department presentation of \u201cAdam:\u201d James in \u201cThe Sacrifice of Isaac\u201d; and David in the Red and White Revue \u201cGot It Made.\u201d \u201cThieves Carnival\" is the most successful of Jean Anouilh\u2019s plays.A cast of 15.and a musician, tell the whimsical story of three thieves and their invasion of an otherwise-quiet household where two attractive young girls upset their plans with a romantic counterplot.The play is filled with the gay characters, irony, and impertinent masquerades often typical of Anouilh at his best.Directed in arena-style by Stuart Baker.\u201cThieves Carnival\u201d street, Montreal.After being given first aid by, Constable Kavanagh, the boy was: taken to Montreal Children's Hospital.Hospital spokesmen told The Examiner, yesterday, that Kenneth was still detained, but refused to give his condition.Symphony Orchestra campaign Sixty-five percent of the $175.- 000 objective has been collected during the current fund-raising campaign of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, Peter Kilburm, a chairman of the drive told The Examiner.yesterday.\u201cWe need everyone's co-opera- tion in making up the balance.\u201d Mr.Kilburn said.\u201cWe are slightly ahead of last year's campaign.\u201d The success of conductor Zu- bin Mehta's performances with the Orchestra this season is reflected in the response to the campaign.For the first time a strong public appeal is being made for funds in view of the extended activities of the Orchestra with concerts in Quebec and Ottawa and a proposed European tour.JOCOSE NAME \u201cHomer's Nose.\u201d in California's Sequoia National Park, got its name in 1872 when surveyors jokingly suggested the mountain resembled the nose of Joseph Homer, one of the group.The computing scale was invent- WE.5-4689 À.trim started Wednesday and con-' cludes tomorrow in the Walter M.| ' Stewart room of the McGill Union, 690 Sherbrooke street west.The Westmount Examiner, Friday.November 24, 1961 5 Driver dies at wheel of auto A St.Laurent resident suffered a heart attack and died while his car was travelling down Victoria avenue, West- mount, Tuesday morning.The vehicle crashed into a road ¥ sign.and a parked truck.before ° coming (to rest against a tree op-! ayor Cushing posite 599 Victoria avenue.| MMC ° at meeting Mayor J C Cushing.of West- mount.was among the civic lead- An i st wa | ers of 14 suburban member muni- inquest was held on the vic- | cipalities of the Montreal Metro- tim, Wednesday, when De Rosaur- y politan Corporation who, Mon- io Fontaine.who performed the day, held a 1's: hour discussion autopsy.confirmed that Mr Tur.) With Premier Jean lesage and cot was dead before the car went Debuts Pepe angle fa out of control.of the MMC.and on the subject Ed of annexations.Commented Mayor Cushing to The Examiner.\u201cThe meeting was the car did hit a tree and stop.! - ; If the vehicle had carried on dow strictly in confidence and there ¢ wR is nothing to report at this stage.Yictoria avenue there could have ! We simply spent some time dis- been many people killed\u201d cussing municipal problems.\u201d The driver was Urbain Turcot, 57, 1408 De l'Eglise.St.Laurent.He leaves a4 widow and five children.Commented Police Chief, Harper.\u201cIUs a lucky thung that COO TIVIIII IIIT THY YYW +, When Winter Comes! : 5, YOU CAN DEPEND ON US | Si During bad weather, our switchboard is always answered from 7:30 a.m.till late at night.If we have no cars available, we take the phone number and always call back as soon as we can get a car for you.We let you know when we are sending your taxi.This personal service is not | exceptional, with us it is standard procedure.j We never take an order and then neglect to send a car while you wait and wait and wait! So for dependable, personal service .NEXT TIME \u2014 CALL WESTMOUNT TAXI WE.5-2468 © Charge Accounts Arranged A000 AAAS 00000000000 00.0000 00000000000 000000008 TIVITY ITTY TTT TTT TTT SALALALLLALALAA AS TOY ITITYIITIIITTYITTIT TTT TTT WY ed by Julius Pitrat, of Gallipolis, Ohle, When gallantry to the girl friend exceeds the pocketbook, a boy's best friend is the telephone.Help came quickly, and ne signed with oie: SAVED BY THE BELL P.S.\u2014Seriously, though, wherever you are, at home or away, you Can usually reach family or friends by telephone\u2014a service so valuable.yet so often taken for granted.The Bell Telephone Company of Canada Woofers and Tweeters Turntable, or changer?Sharps, y By Giveon Cornfield It would be hard to find many record collectors who agree on this subject.The purists will go for a turnable \u2014 for them the extra work involved in using one is a pleasure anyway, they don\u2019t mind it at all.But let's face it \u2014 most of us are lazy, we like automatic things, and our wives are button-pushers from 'way back.For ond that combines in it all the de- inst sirable features of the simple agains turntable, plus all the added conveniences found in most automatic changers, with a few extras for good measure, The lurnable man will have two very good points in his favor.First, he will claim, changers are rough on records.The record is dropped onto a moving turnable, or worse still, a turning disc, and this grinds the grooves.And then (shudder) the tone arm and cartridge come crashing down on the poor record, which helps neither.What's the men in favor of the turntable will contend, the machinery in the changer is cumbersome and tends to slow down the revolutions of the table and gives rise to wow and flutter and all those vther endearing terms.The (urntable, on the other hand, is free of this paraphan- elia.and if the operator happens to run the tip of the stylus ACross a brand new record, well, he's got only himself to blame.You will agree then that there is a case for lurntables, The most outstanding feature is called turntable pause, and this alone merits the highest applause, for here is a record handling method that really \u2018\u2018babies\u2019\u2019 your precious discs.! The record is dropped onto a stationary platform, and the arm descends ever so gently into the lead-in groove.Only then will it start.And there is no slow pickup \u2014 a full 33 rpm is attained immediately.The tone arm itself is very well designed, and moves easily both vertically and laterally, thus assuring a perpendicular position of the stylus, at all times, so important for proper tracking and stereo.A micrometer adjustment allows precise setting of stylus pressure, and since the arm is acoustically isolated and resonance free, this virtually eliminates tracking error, even at low settings.1 have found my GS-77 will perform satisfactorily at just under 3 grams with a good record, This pressure will not The vary more than one gram re- more, gardless of the number of re- gentle cords stacked on the turntable.touch Cartridge changing, too, is made very easy, with a cartridge holder (two provided) that removes with the turn of a knurled screw.Most good changers will permit mixing of different sized records, but the GS-77 goes a step further with its \u2018\u2018Speed Minder\u2019, a device that automatically plays 10 and 12\u201d 33 rpm records and 7° 45r's regardless of their position in the stack, at the correct speed.Needless to say, the motor is a shielded four-pole job and completely hum free.But I was completely overwhelmed when I measured the power cord \u2014 ils à full six feet long.and two four-foot shielded wires that go to the amplifier.Here then is Bul consider the man (or woman) who is not a groove hopper.These people are tired after a hard day's work and went to relax to some music.They want to put on a stack of records and just forget about the machine.On the other hand, they paid a lot of money for those records, and would hate to see them ruined after only a few plays.These factors must have weighed heavy on the minds of certain people, who have come up with an ingenious sulution to this dilemma.Turntable pause As far as I can determine, there is only one make of changer that will stop turning when a record is about to be dropped onto the turntable.This is the Glaser Steers model GS-77, a truly amazing machine & successfully designed a changer that is beautifully simple and trouble free.Music appreciation concert A concert of recorded music, open to the public free of charge.will be presented at the Mechanics\u2019 GLASER * STEERS World s only Institute Library, 1200 Atwater record changer avenue, next Wednesday, at 8:15 with turntable pm.PAUSE Emery Justus, MA, ES, will be $72.95 | commentator, and the music will consist of sclections from the e ee © © © © ® | operas of Verdi, Puccini, and PAYETTE RADIO Wagner.St.James Street The soloists will be Louisa Near University | Miller and Jan Peerce, Gigli and Caniglia, Cesare Siepi, Lauritz * * UN.6-6681 * * Melchior, and Loite Lebman.- Since Liszt has always beeu a \u2018favorite with artists, the only reason he has not been as popular with students is that his music on the whole is far too difficult, therefore only the advanced or serious ; player can handle the technical | problems that are encountered in most of his fabulous pieces.This being the anniversary year (150th), many easy arrangements bave appeared for the hobby players, and records have been selling more than ever.Every pianist with concert aspirations has Liszt works in his repertoire and even if thed advanced student does not get opportunities to perform these pieces in public, he is increasing his pianistic ability by studying the many intricacies that Liszt wrote, The Liszt 150th birthday has also highlighted numerous anecdotes about the man himself.Liszt was a most unusual character and personality.He always helped fellow artists and was the centre of attraction wherever he appeared.This great Hungarian virtuoso possessed the spark of genius threefold, in his person, as a performer and composer, My last teacher, Clara Lichtenstein, under whom I graduated, was an authentic pupil of Liszt and frequently, when | was studying a piece by the master, would comment, \u2018\u201cHe would play it like this,\u201d and then demonstrate the section.1 have a very lifelike small photo of Liszt that Miss Lichtenstein gave me that I had framed and it hangs on my studio wall.In another frame I had four pictures, (Liszt as a young man, in middle age and as an elderly man and a picture of the Countess d'Agoult, the mother of his children) all mounted in an oblong frame side by side.So I do not have to wait for an Anniversary to remember Liszt, MH.QUEBEC ORGAN CONCERTS Interest in the organ has been more noticeable the last few years and noon-time recitals are becoming popular.The Quebec Organ Concerts, formerly known as The Casavant Society is celebrating its 25th Anniversary this season.During the past quarter century, they have presented over 300 concerts including oratorio piano, vocal and instrumental recitals but on changing its name to Quebec Organ Concerts, they are devoting their efforts solely to the organ, Many famous names in the realm of this instrument will participate one manufacturer who has in a series of 30 short (20 minutes) thought about everything, and | noon-time recitals in Notre Dame Church.The first of these taking place today features Rev.Father Hillaire-Marie Tardif, organist of The Franciscan Monastery, Montreal, followed by Dr.Felix R.Bertrand, formerly of Montreal, organ- Thieves took safe Thieves broke inte the home of M.Gross, 3741 The Boulevard, Friday sight.They carried the house safe down to the garage, and made | good their escape in the owner's automobile, The car and rifled safe were recovered the following day in St.| Leonard de Porte Maurice, in the \u2018north end of the island.Westmount Police Chief, Ed Harper, told The Examiner that the safe had bcen blown open by explosives.The monetary contents in the safe totalled about $200.Mr.Gross was oul al the time Musical Flats & Naturals By FRANCES GOLTMAN à à VV VYVVVVYVVYYYVYVVYVVYVVYVVYVY VV ist of the Cathedral Notre Dame de l'Assomption, Moncton, who will be heard on Thursday, November \"Groen Gables\u201d gees to Lachine Under the auspices of the La- chine Civic Theatre, a matinée performance of \u2018Anne of Green Gables\u2019 will be presented by the Montreal Children's Theatre, te morrow afternoon in the Lachine High School auditorium.The play is directed and produced by Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters, and will feature young Grace McNair in the title role, and 30.Jean Leduc (winner of the Prix guest artist Walter Wakefield as d'Europe, .957) and presently or- Matthew Cuthbert.ganist of the Church of Saint-Sacre- Ted Miller, the well-known radio ment, performs December 7.personality, will again officiate as SAYING OF THE WEEK: Pre- the master of ceremonies, \u2014 a rule cepts or maxims are of great! which delights the children.weight; 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KITS | COMPONENTS | CABINETS | SYSTEMS | INSTALLATION | SERVICE GCA/61 ENJOY GENE KIRBY 6 A.M.to 10 A.M.DAILY of the robbery, A pp A ee ote rim ) + | This week in Westmount | By VALENTINA RANI WALTER JACKSON, Argyle avenue.centortionist, magician, aad entertainer.appeared recently, accompanied by JOE BEAUCHAMP, (formerly a member of the Bea Hur production that was presented live in the U.S.), in a skit at the annual opening meeting of the Society of American Magicians at the Sheraton Mount Royal Hotel.Other acts performed were by Douglas Scott, with children\u2019s fav- orile \u2018Gertrude\u2019; Joe Kara, Jack Vandersuluis.Roman: rice and walter act by Ronald Herman; three ballon act by MC Henry Gordon.Intermission entertainment followed by Alan Taylor, presenting diminishing card tricks, and mental tricks \u2014 with slate.Closing act was by Jack Prendergast, president of the Montreal group.WALTER O'HEARN, Argyle avenue, is to address the Canadian Authors\u2019 Association at the Ritz Carlton Hotel on Monday, December 4.at their end of the year Christmas dinner meeting.LORNE BOUCHARD and CAMPBELL TINNING.members of the Royal Canadian Academy, are to be guest members of the jury appointed to choose the paintings which will represent the Independ- ont Art Association \u2018utudie at S$ Academy road), at their Fall Exhibition to be held for two weeks at Gemst Gallery, 5380 Sherbrooke street west from next Monday to December 16.Officially opening the mow show is assistant director of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, E.Cleghorn.Projects underway at Westmount schools to aid Red Cross .Referees chosen from senior grades at Westmount High, practicing after school hours with teams on the ice at Westmount Skating Rink ., .Traditional early matin detention \u2018\u201chuit heures quinze\u2018 still being enforced at Westmount High under the guidance of teacher Mr.Hutchison .Coral leather chairs installed at Victoria and Sherbrooke street bank for comfort of clients .Artist Ethel Lindsay residing at Westmount Apartments after many years on Arlington avenue ., .Mrs, Casgrain heading up anti-nuclear explosion demonstration last weekend .water color mural by Westmount painter, Eva Prager, adorning waiting room wall in Montreal Children's Hospital .Campaign | in aid of Retarded Children\u2019s Association continuing until November 30 .THE BIG \u2018U\u2019: Don Vollett (second from left) a 17-year-old student ef Westmount High School, received the Unity Boys\u2019 Club top prize \u2014 the big \u2018U' and letter of achievement \u2014 at the father and son banquet, Tuesday.Alxe in (he picture from left to right are Don Marshall, W.W.Allisea, and Jean Beliveau.MIRAGE A mirage is formed by the refraction or change in the direction of light traveling through an atmosphere having an unusual distribution of air density.Unity Boys\u2019 Club Many awards and prizes handed out at banquets Seventeen-year-old Linda Vaux, a student at St.Paul's Academy, and 17-year-old Don Vollett, a student at Westmount High School, were honored at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club Annual Banquets this week.Linda was the recipient of a special award for meritorious service to the club and the community, and Don was awarded Unity's top prize \u2014 the big \u2018\u2019U\u2019\u2019 and letter of achievement.Both members have been associated with the Unity Boys\u2019 Club since 1951, having participated in a variety of activities.During the past three years they have provided leadership and service to the club, and to the members.Banquet sidelights Trophies and awards for athletic achievements were also presented to: Roger Harte.David Forest, Brian Vaux, Maurice Tremblay, Sigmund Radoman, Frank Boles- ka.Andy Smith, Desio Fernandes, Neil Fernandes.Richard Atherton, Battista Missori, Marcel Lefebvre, % Jimmy Hotton.Lawrence Arbic, | Bradley Syvret, Hudson Alleyene, Bly Standing, Arthur Driver, Steve Vittoratos, Richard Holden, Daltoa Barnoff, Lawrence Crouch, Rebert Filiatrault, Norman Fisher, Billy Holden, Ross Lawson, Kevin O'Halléran, Bruce Norris, Mietek Rédeman, Linda Miller, Joy Liv- ipgsidne, Beverley Reid.Rues\u2018 Taylor and Brian McFar- lame conducted interviews with sports personalities from the Montreal Canadiens and the Montreal Alouettes.Arts ond Crafts Some 35 boys attended a special movie on lakeships and the St.Lawrence Seaway.Club projectionist Herb Davies also provided a commentary.Mr.Davies has worked for the Canada Steamship Lines for 44 years, and is an authority on the subject.Joan Strike, one of Unity's newest of volunteers, has completed her term in the junior games room, and now has started a puppetry By Maurice Mariasine class as a regular feature in the club, Three soap box carts are under construction in the Workshop.Lamps are also being produced ia the after-school leisure hours.Members of the leatherwork class shown a desire to form a group similar to the UNITACS \u2014 a committee specifically designed to render community service.Anyone interested should register with Mr.Tyler.KENWOOD\u2019S CARE! Whether you're moving across the street or across the country, you can rely on Ken- wood's to move you safely \u2014 smoothly \u2014 quickly.Kenwood's will pack and crate your furniture and belongings carefully, expertly; provide a complete moving service to any part of the world, including the finest storage.KIX NWOOID'S WESTMOUNT TRANSFER & STORAGE LTD.4221 ST.CATHERINE W.e WE 3-1113 Over 55 Years Experience « Agents for Allied Van Lines are hopeful that their leader, Roger Desjardins, will recover quickly from his recent illness and be back at the helm one again.Drive successful Needy adults and children of the Old Brewery Mission got a good lift last week when the Club staff, and members of Unity's | UNITACS group.delivered a large | quantity of clothing \u2014 the result of * an old clothing drive sponsored | by the club members.The drive continues, and in the meanwhile | we would like to thank all the donors who made this possible.Teen-age girls Program supervisor, Chuck Tyler, reports that the girls have Big meeting, but no-one is talking Mayor Jean Drapeau, Executive Committee Chairman Lucien Saulnier, and Vice - Chairman Gerry Snyder met with Premier Jean Lesage in a session which lasted from Sunday afternoon, Nov.19, well into the evening at the Windsor Hotel.Mr.Snyder would not comment on the business of the meeting, saying that City officials preferred to leave any announcements to Premier Lesage.Mayor Drapeau commented after the meeting only that \u201cthe discussions were very interesting.\u201d It is reported that the discussions concerned items to be included in the Montreal bill which will be submitted at the next session of the Legislature, The bill will first be presented at the next scheduled city council meet- ing Dec.il.ol NAKED CITY on Channel 12 Horace McMahon co-stars as FRIDAY \u2014 9:30 P.M.Detective Lieutenant Mike Parker in the exciting, hour-long series NAKED CITY, Err.Tv Ciaran 12 A DIVISION OF CANADIAN MARCONI COMP NY ] 8 The 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ia care of this news paper.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 be or she wishes.Handwritter facsimiles of the coupon are acceptable Any such facsimiles printed, mimeographed or otherwise mechanically produced (including carbon paper) will not be accepted.4.The prize for the correct solution will be $100.If there are two or more winners for « \u2019 Clues to ACROSS 1.PREHENSION is cl osen.It may be unkind to dispute an individual's PREHENSION, or understanding, for he may not be capable of better thinking.It could be a kindness to dispute someone's PRETENSION if he is making a fool of himself.8.INFIRM, yes.A man's INFIRM desire for success is not likely to lead t any achievement, for it would be lacking in the resolution required to reach a chosen goal.If he has an INFORM, or shapeless, desire, hard work may help to crystallize his goal as his efforts bring advancement.10.SELL is favored.A man may use a SELL.or hoax, to create an impression, as when he may try to fool people with regard to his station in life.He may merely use a SEAL to fasten something securely.11.BETS is preferred.A strict father may consider BETS out of place in a well- ordered home, for a disciplinarian is likely to regard any form of gambling as a weakness.Strictness might extend to the PETS but nut be incompatible.JETS, NETS and SETS are remote.12.RIP is best.A RIP, as an arca of cross-currents, may make a man who is boating wish he were home, for it may create a dangerous situation.A NIP, as a sting in a cold wind, could be exhilarating if he is dressed fot it.DIP would need further explanation.HIP, LIP.PIP, SIP and TIP are remote, 18.LIAR.to be sure.In the theater, a LIAR on stage is likely to be à villainous character who would not engage Across 1.It may be felt that a .individual lacks good sense.May call for preliminary study.Nicotinic acid.10.A man\u2019s .may result from years of privatioa.11.May attract people from a distance.12.Holding this may be difficult.14.An inmate of an island prison may find he is not closely guarded because of this.16.A farmer may .an area of land with trees.17.Greek letter.19.A young man may find these best taken in moderation, 22.A man may take exception to a remark that is this.23.For example (abbr.).24.One might enjoy the .of an exceptionally self- assured individual, a given puzzle the prize 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 opea to everyone except employees of the publishers of this newspaper and members of their immediate families.Doswns 2.A mother may .à young child who is getting muddy ia a puddle.3.Country hotel.4.When a man tells a aales- man he doesn't want te buy a car because it is toe expensive, his wife's .may make him reconsider.Possesses., .May call for speedy action.Indefinite article.® ue ow» .A closely .scarf may keep one\u2019s throat warm on a blustery day.13.Timid people are not likely to enjoy this.15.A host's .may speed his guests\u2019 departure.16.May take people's weaknesses into consideration.18.A deception, 20.Norse god of mischief.21.Narrow opening.6.The newspaper reserves the right to disqualify any entries not conforming to these rules, and to correct any typographical errors which may inadvertently appear in the puzzle.7.Winners and the correct solution to this week\u2019s CASH- WORD puzzle will be published in next week\u2019s issue.Be ae Ta LL = Casfisword Explained the audience's sympathy.A LEAR.as an actor's representation of King LEAR.may very well be sympathetic because of the tragedy that befalls the character.19.TRIAD is wanted.A TRIAD, as when he plays a chord, may persuade a pro- purchaser that a \u201cMay\u201d spective piano has a good tone.is weak with TRIAL: this suggests a lengthier opportunity for observing the tone.and could certainly persuade the buyer.23.ASHES is preferred.An ailing woman may find a lot of ASHES, such as may accumulate in a coal furnace, difficult to get rid of, for she may not be strong enough to collect and carry them.If her ACHES are not chronic, they may disappear by themselves.25.SKIES is selected.Mamy dull SKIES, as stretches of bad weather, may force a touring revue to close, for attendance may fall off sharply when rain or smow threatens.A show with many dull SKITS is not likely to have gone over well enough to begin with to encourage a producer t« send it on tour.26.TRIP, yes.It may be best not to hurry arrangements for a TRIP, for given time one may be able to make a better choice for mode of travel, hotels, etc.It may be worse not to hurry arrangements for a TRIO if they are urgently needed for an engagement.TRIM is vague.DOWN 1.PRIDE is likely.A man may consider his PRIDE in determining whether to undertake a difficult enterprise, for he may not relish the possibility of failure.A good PRICE or PRIZE may not tempt him if there is a good chance of a blow to his PRIDE.PRIME is remote, 4.IDOL is preferred.A mother may tell her daughter not to waste time on an IDOL, as when the girl may be an ardent fan of a popular entertainer.An IDYL could be a poem to be learned for class; a mother would expect her daughter to do her school work.5.NUMBER is wanted.A swimming instructor may be influenced by the NUMBER in a class who ask that the lesson be shortened, for he won't want a lot of unwilling pupils to coach.The NUMBED, if few, might be dismissed as individuals and the rest of the class held.6.PRESS, to be sure.The PRESS, or newspapers, may be important at a Hollywood function, for movies and actors thrive on publicity.DRESS may be important at any function.CRESS and TRESS are remote.9.FELINITY is favored.A discontented woman is not likely to notice the FELINITY, or cattiness, of a coworker [mmm mre A[DID CASHWORD PUZZLE No.50 Name Address started.GC \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 2 me ae ee em 00 000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00 00 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000800000 City .\u2026occcoconemecscuee Phone .ennnnnnee CONVENIENT ORDER BLANK M you are NOT NOW getting home delivery of The Westmount Examiner check here to have home delivery Send Coupon to: CASHWORD 70035 Kildare Road, Cote St.Lue 29, Que.La Ei an has baddish humbling bight incult caddish inn divert insult divest knitted eg.knotted faddish light fighs Loki flam maddish flings might fumbling miacin gyre note gyve opting who is listening to her complaints, for she may be so glad to find a listener that she may not question the woman's motives in hearing her out.She is not likely to select ome whose FELICITY, or happiness, she notices, for she may resent such an individual.13.JUGGLE over JUNGLE.It may take an expert to penetrate, or comprehend, a JUGGLE, or deception, for it might be good enough to take ia the ordinary individual.WwW ord List outing stub pi stud ravings talk rote tank rumbling task savings tiding sigh timing sight tote sign tumbling slings vote slit wavings spiel wight spier yarning spies yawning Anyone might penetrcte a JUNGLE; it might take an expert to get out again.14.SLIGHT is best.An individual in a difficult financial situation may be mortified by a SLIGHT, for it may persuade him that he is no longer socially acceptable.His PLIGHT is more likely to worry than mortify him, BLIGHT and FLIGHT are remote.(Released by Superior Features Syndicates, Inc.) ev oa ot + ww éd wn ww ve ad >» wn + + 44 ma 4d ow» 44 ve mA on on + mA oN Ga os va ve mA nN > mr A J » St.George's Society: a year of progress lam, reported that 10 years ago day, when the school will hold on \u201cOpen House\" for any A year of progress through expanded community work and revised social activities, reports presented to the 127 were the highlights of twin th annual meeting of the St.George's Society of Montreal at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel Wednesday night.Society President, John M.Mer- riman, noted that the group \u2018\u2018has had a progressive year and that its charitable work in the community is considerable.and 1s aiso well and favourably known.\u2018However.the human side of this welfare work remains with Society members.They have given freely of their time throughout the year to advancing the cause of humaneness to the hundreds of people in straightened circumstances who have felt the need for a helping hand.and who have received needed encouragement from Platter Matter By BOB KEEN Columbia : Christmas Car- els Around The Werid.The Mormon Tabernacle Choir, Richard P.Condie, Director.ML 5684.Another new Christmas recording from this famous choir, featuring familiar and lesser known carols from England, Germany, France, Russia, Austria and Denmark, all with English lyrics.We particularly liked \u2018Here We Come A-Caroling', \u2018Brother John's Noel,\u201d the \u2018Prayer From Hansel And Gretel,\" the straight choral arrangement of \u2018We Three Kings Of Orient Are,\u2019 \u2018It Came Upon The | Midnight Clear,\u2019 \u2018Up And Awake Thee Pcter Lad!\u2019, and the beautiful contrapuntal arrangement by Gustav Holts of four famous carols called \u2018Christmas Day,\u2019 well worth the whole record.Recommended.Prokofiev: Peter And The Wolf, Op 67 conducted and narrated by Leonard Bernstein, and Tchaikovsky: Nutcracker Suite, Jp.TIA, Leonard Bernstein conducting the New Philharmonic.Serge Prokofiev's famous musical fairy tale finds yet another well-known narrator in the person Jf the talented Leonard Bernstein who does another tasteful job in the field of the spoken word.On the flip side Mr.Bernstcin leads the N.Y.Philharmonic in a superb performance of Tchaikovsky's popular and seasonable \u2018Nutcracker Ballet\u2019 to complete an excellent Christmas package.Columbia: Ode For St.Cccilia's Day.New York Philharmonic, Leonard Bernstein, Conductor; Adele Addison, Soprano: John Mc- Collum, Tenor; John Wummer, Flute; Laszlo Varga, Cello; Bruce Prince-Joseph.Organ; University Choir, F.Austin Walter, Director.ML 5666.Some fine and rare Handel, dedicated to the patron saint of music, St.Cecilia, whose | festival is celebrated November 22.Typical orchestral serenity and stirring recitative from this composer performed by a select group of artists with à special mention for the tenor voice of John Mc- Collum.Epic.Bach \u2014 Brandenburg Coa- certes Nos.1-3.Netherlands Chamber Orchestra, Szmon Goldberg, conductor.LC 3604.These familiar concertos of Johann Sebastian Bach are noted for their fine combining of strings and wind instruments, deftly woven into pleasant thematic music.This excellent chamber group gives a first.rate transcription of volume one the first three of the six compositions commissioned by the Marg- save of Brandenburg in 1719.» Rutgers | our members,\u2019 he said.Dinner dance favored In reviewing the past 12 months, Mr.Merriman noted that for the first time in its long history, the Society had dispensed with its annual formal St.George's Ball in favor of a dinner dance.\u201cThat the innovation was successful is obvious .it has been decided to continue in like vein in 1962 in celebration of St.George's Day.\u201d he added.The Society's Ladies\u2019 Division had been particularly active, reported Mr.Merriman, particulaily in their work of supplying clothing.layettes.and needlework items for hospitals, overseas, and senior citizens.\u201cYear by year the Ladies\u2019 Division makes a solid contribution to the welfare work of the Society and we warmly commend its efforts,\u201d he said.Officers appointed Division officers for the current year include Mrs.John Cowling, of Westmount, chairman; Mrs.Lewis V.Elvin, Town of Mount Royal, secretary; Mrs.W.G.Mackenzie, treasurer; Mrs.F.E.Regan, Westmount, in charge of parcels: and Mrs.H, J.Williams, materials.Welfare Officer, Miss Edith Has- Monitor features take award A group of Monitor features by \u201cnews editor Larry McInnis received recognition in the form of a special honorable mention + last Saturday evening at the first annual Montreal Men's Press Club awards, presided over by club member Gov.Gen.Georges Va- nier.| In announcing the special honorable mention to Mr.McInnis in the news feature writing category.Marc Thibault quoted judge .William Boss, long-time Canadian Press staffer and famous war | correspondent.as saying: \"Right up to the end we kept under con- | sideration an entry from The Monitor \u2014 one of several really distinguished contributions it | made to the contest \u2014 in the hope that the final results would enable the Montreal Men's Press Club to recognize publicly and | encourage the fresh approach it ! would appear to be showing in a ! lack-lustre field.\u201cThat did not work out in our ultimate assessment.\u201cHowever.in the event that the other judges may disclose thoughts along the same line, perhaps the organizers of the competition might see fit to award this special honorable mention.\u201d Mr.Thibault then said that the other judges disclosed thoughts along the same lines, and therefore the club was making this additional award.Mr.McInnis and the president and publisher of The Monitor, J.W.Sancton, were present at the 4 XT.Clegg, The Westmount Examiner, Fridey.November 24, 1961 9 \u2018Open House\u2019 Members of the general public who have not had the opportunity to visit the new Westmount High School on Redfern avenue have a chance to solve this problem, Mon- the Society had received 250 ap- visitors.plications for assistance, aod fin- | ancial and other help was given The Examiner 117 times.Last year.monetary and mater- 10 p.m.nical ial assistance had more than doub-! Norman Wood, principal, told but special rooms are recomimend- yesterday, that ed doors will be open from 8 pm.to They include the library, tech- drawing room, chemistry Special invitations have been ment lab.biology, lab typing room.led that figure.and applications to the Old Boys\u2019 Association, the French lab, physics lab, art room, for help had increased to 451.\u201cThe trend nowadays has been will be welcomed.to help families, the aged and the ill, rather than the unattached.un-' ander anywhere in the building, employed and often unemployable persons who wander from agency to agency for handouts,\u201d said Miss Haslam.Countless visits During the year.members had made countless visits to private homes, hospitals, and institutions.had assisted the work of various hospital social service departments and the Family Service Association; had provided all forms of! assistance to both the sick and, aged; and during the last Christmas season, some 160 people bene- | fitted from the charitable work of the Society.added Miss Haslam.During election of Society officers and directors for the 1961-62 season, John Merriman was named President for a second consecutive term, Elected Vice-Presidents were: F.E.Regan, Westmount: M.R.Hildred, Westmount: and Rev.Stanley Andrews, of Hampstead.Directors named Named directors were: Norman.of Hudson Heights, Que.; A.L.Melling, Westmount: L.H.Westmount; C.N.Knowles, Royal avenue, N.D.G.; E.Alan Gordon, of Harvard, N.D.G.; R.B.B.Lansdown, West- mount; Herman Cole, of Dorval; Arnold Heckle; and J.T.Buttery.H.G.Westmount Alumnae.and the Mun- cafeteria, boys and gitls gymnas- icipal Association, but anybody ium.auditorium and stage.wood and metal shops, sewing room, The public may feel free to home economics room, band room, and geography room.ACME GENERAL TRUCKING REG'D.Office & Worehouse } 1377 Cremazie Blvd.West Moving \u2014 General Cartage Packing \u2014 Crating Storage \u2014 World Wide Shipping Day & Night Service OUR TRUCKS ARE AS CLOSE AS YOUR PHONE DU.9-1303 Rl.4-6666 One Cell Covers AN IN WESTMOUNT .THE IMPERIAL WEST Distinctive Apartments Now Available 4350 Sherbrooke St.West WE.2- 1932 AE 3 A Ea ager Fa acre .NEWLY DESIGNED CAPANSION TANK: hminates system noises dinner.206 OLIVIER AVE.Because you deserve the best fuel AND the Rnest equipment \u2014\u2014 THE ULTRA-MODERN GAS FIRED RUUDIATOR coir INSTANTLY MAKES YOUR PRESENT HEATING SYSTEM MORE EFFICIENT \u2014 saves you money, feo! 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P.H.Rolian, form 11.Latin prize went to I.W.Riddoch; history prize to P.H.Rolian.A.R.Renaud mathematics and science prizes were given to C.H.Bryant and P.J.Fournier, W.E.Dunton prizes for English, form 11, went to C.H.Bryant, T.R.D.Case, K.C.Donaldson and T.M.Stephens.T.W.Glover prises for English, form 12: E.P.Hancock, W.H.Hesler and E.P.Hoffer.Founder's prise, form 11 went to E.P.Hoffer; chairman's prize, form 12: C.H.Bryant.The Brooke Claxton public speaking prize was awarded A.P.Hancock.Montreal City and District Savings Bank medais went to E.P.Eddison and C.H.Drury.The Students Council Academic Shield was given the French House.Scholastic honors MeGill Senior School Certificate: 1st Class \u2014 J.R.W.Field- house, A.P.Hancock, E.P.Hof- fer, J.G.Peters; 2nd Class \u2014 W.H.Hesler, C.A.Wain; 3rd Class \u2014 W.E.Attridge, P.S.Bethel, Paul Boulanger, A.W.Jensen, W.O.D.Johnston, E.McDougal, R.S.Mountain, E.D.Raymond, P.Rose, R.M.Selig, C.C.Spector, P.Stuart, G.L.Teel, G.B.Whis- ton, W.J.A.Woollven, J.Wyatt, L.W.Van Hemert.McGill School Certificate: 1st Class \u2014 C.H.Bryant, T.R.D.Case, W.R.Courey, K.C.Donaldson, P.J.Fournier, W.R.Lambert.J.G.Marshall, J.G.Michell, P.H.Rolian, S.Schwartz, T.M.Stephens.D.S.Wright, G.H.Wright; 2nd Class \u2014 B.Bishop.H.J.F.Bloomfield, P.D.Flood, H.McClymont, B.P.Papachristi- dis, M.M.Peterson, E.R.Sha- tilla, J.S.Stairs, T.W.Stewart, I.C.Velan; 3rd Class \u2014 A.V.Badian, L.C.Bowen, M.Butler, W.W.S.Carter, D.W.Cobbett, M.F.Coristine.C.C.Dillingham, L.K.Eberts, B.H.E.Hallot, H.P.Hill, R.E.Hill, J.Irwin, Johnson, T.Kaufmann, P, Kingsmill, I.D.Meldrum, R.E.Moore.1.W.Riddoch, D.Stanley, C.M.Stuart, H.DG.C.N « Thompson, P.W.Woolhouse, P.W.Webster.D.Wyatt.Holders of Lower Canada Cel- lege Schelarships: J.S.Anderson, J.P.Collis, W.R.Courey.C.M.Douglas, D.W.Eaves, P.J.Fournier, A.L.Goldbloom, C.U.A.Hamann, J.A.Iceton, C.Jurczyn- ski, J.A.Lafleur.J.C.Tait, O.Tagaya, T.W.Stewart, D.S.Wright.Fesbery Schelarships given by The Old Boys\u2019 Association: N.B.Bengough, I.G.Cook, W.D.Fletcher, D.R.Harvey, W.D.Jarvis, J.B.Neale.D.J.Rae.W.G.M.Thomson, M.M.Peterson.J.D.McCall Scholarship: K.C.Donaldson.Canadian Foundation ef Independent Boy's School Scholarship: S.J.Bonny, C.E.Moor- house.Complete e list The complete prize list by forms and in alphabetical order is: Ferum 8: D.J.Baker.P.Barker, J.L.Cushing, E.P.Eddison, M.Edwards, B.C.Jenkins, C.Jurc- zynski, W.L.Lindsay, P.A.Low- Beer; D.J.Rae: T.A.Rapoch, J.R.Tait, C.R.Touchie, R.G.Wright.Form 9: N.P.Bengough, S.J.\u2018Nervous\u2019 patients organize self-help Recovery Inc.is a self-rehabili- late Dr.A.A.Low, University of Illinois psychiatrist for the ner- disturbed person.Recovery was initiated to prevent relapse of mental illnes and to handle nervous troubles before they cause a breakdown, Patients have found a way, through Recovery.to fill in for expensive, hard-to-get psychiatric help, and fight nervousness, panic, and fear of relapse.Groups are now holding meetings in Chicago, New York.To- in Montreal every Wednesday evening from 8 to 10 at 450 Ken- sington avenue, Westmount.Canada\u2019s first artificial ice rink probably was the Victoria Rink in Montreal, opened in the 1880s and | used for figure skating.ROYAL BANK MONEY ORDERS Ask at any branch for FREE envelope and colourful Christmas greeting folder.| and unemotional cases for and tation program developed by the against capital punishment against -the background of the history of \u2018capital punishment,\u201d he said.vous patient and the emotionally | ronto, Ottawa, Hamilton and now, Boany.C.M.Douglas, FF.A.Gra- tias.P.O.Gratias, D.R.Harvey, H.G.Hives, J.W.Mathewson, A.| R.Ostrom, R.C.Pattee, 1.R.Rose, D.N.Slaughter.Coleman, D.W.Druick, J.M.Earle, T.A.J.Forster.S.J.Kauf- mann, J.P.Orban, J.C.Tait, W.G.M.Thomson.Ferm 11: C.H.Bryant.T.R.D.Case, W.R.Courey, K.Donald- | son, P.J.Fournier, W.R.Lambert.J.G.Marshall, J.G.Michell, B.P.Papachristidis, P.H.Rolian, : S.Schwartz, T.M.Stephens, D.S.Wright, G.H.Wright, Form 12: J.R.W.Fieldhouse, A.P.Hancock, W.H.Hesler, E.P.Hoffer, J.G.Peters, C.A.Wain, Capital punishment: The great divider There has been much written and talked about capital punishment, but Westmount Rotary Club, at their weekly meeting, Wednesday, heard the story from the other point of view \u2014 by the Crown Prosecutor, Kenneth C.MacKay, Crown Attorney for the District of Mont.! real, told members of the club that | the question of the abolition or retention of capital punishment crosses many party lines, divides police and prison officials, sociologists, lawyers, and layman alike.\u201cWe should put aside emotional and sentimental arguments.We should consider only the logical Mr.MacKay illustrated his talk with a number of instances of capital punishment which took place in England through the centuries.The speaker said to look back at the past history of capital pua- ishment and its gradual restriction to particularly heinous crime, it was an unavoidable conclusion that within 10 years capital punishment would be abolished in Canada, except for treason, and possibly the execution of professional cri-' minals.Swift detection Discussing whether capital punishment acted as a deterrent to murder, Mr.MacKay said he con-: sidered the greatest deterrent to any offence was the sure knowledge that a crime will be followed by swift and sure detection.| \u201cI think it is only common sense .to say that what really decides the ! criminal is whether on the ome\u2019 hand he thinks that if he does the job he will get away with it, or whether he thinks that if he does it he will be caught and punished,\u2019 he said.\u201cThe chief deterrent to crime is not the severity of the punishment, but the certainty of conviction.But according to those re- spoasible for law enforcement, the death penalty is an effectual deterrent in the casc of professional criminals.\u201d Mr.MacKay concluded his talk by telling members of the Rotary Club that if they were to fulfil their obligations as leaders of the community, they must seriously consider questions such as this.\u201cThe laws of a democratic state are but the reflection of the views of a majority of the citizens.These views, whatever they may be.must be made known to those who represent us, to formulate the Jaws,\u201d said the speaker.The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, November 24, 1961 11 Local girl takes role in college play Jane MacFarlane, daughter of Dr.and Mrs.K.I Mac- Farlane, 64 Forden crescent, Westmount, has an important part in the Archibald Macl.eish\u2019s Pulitzer prize-winning play \u201cJ.B.\u201d which is being produced this week by the Ferm 10: D.J.Barker.A.B.Middlebury College Players in Middlebury, Vermont.Middlebury is the first college à._\u2014 in New England or New York.since the premiere at Yale.to produce the famous play, which has been called one of the lasting achievements of art and mud in our time.Now a senior at Middlebury, Miss MacFarlane has the role of Miss Mabel in the total cast of 20.She has taken part in a number of dramtic productions of the college.The play.which re-examines in terms of modern experience the ageless story of the Bible's Book of Job.was hailed with critical superlatives at its Broadway opening.Its commercial success prove ed that a literate, lyrical, poetic drama could be a box-office hit.\u201cProduction of this play is a tremendous experience for a student group,\u201d said Erie T Volkert, professor of drama and director at Middiebury's Wright Memorial Theatre.\u201cAs they rehearse they are rise ing to the challenge of Mr Mac- Lewh's mspiring writing,\u201d he added.\u201cJB\u201d is one of a series of dramatic productions staged during the year by the Players.Will the $250,000 needed by the YMCA help produce a Hammarskjold, Schweitzer or Dr.Tom Dooley ?It may, for these men are renowned for their strength of character.And the YMCA is concerned with developing character.Through 18 education and character-growth projects in Montreal, the \u2018Y' provides opportunities for health, education and personal guidance.All of these projects aim at specific educational and social values.They include 10 city branches, a complete university and four schools.You can help develop Canada\u2019s \u201ccharacter- potential\u201d by supporting the \u2018Y\u2019 campaign.YMCA ° ANNUAL CAMPAIGN $250,000 12 The Westmount?Enaminer, Friday, November 34, 1967 sr J, iy Je\" 7 a - EN : 4 Be: no be « A Ba A wany Lor A Ÿ i { 4 + as Re Fru 2d \"> i 4 1% ah gy 3 \\ ane LE I c % > & cou v.FC Us | # A fi La \\ ¥ Eg 1° = Nw MES Le Al an! i ~~ 3 di Lu wt Fi, v Rd I 7 HF La G es ès [A Log \\] NS ; Wu ; vy 4 | N N N be { Te fi 668 = 7.8 = vou .o a) 5, NS \u201d À a UT 15 \u2018 x aps ©) [0 17 74 2% A (Ai Fy mn PN LX vs\", + NS v RT À LR A 3 oe A re.PH al ro ne, more 0 \u20ac FI Nf 4 Cu ray eo} NS Hi r' = ; HIRE § HH inl, | #3 % A \u2019 y/ \u2018 [LI CHP |} -\u2014 = % + 4 F k / À * [ IY J m3 | x 1 } | F Lada 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construction.Scheduled for October 1962 occupancy, it will offer discriminating tenants the finest air-conditioned Ca apartments, with service facilities and design features second to none.4-to-7- room apartments and penthouses on the 12th floor will be available.During the early stages of construction, larger accommodations and special layouts can alse be provided.The Forty-Three Hundred's own architect and interior decorator will be pleased to assist you with personalized planning, at no extra cost to you.We earnestly suggest you discuss your requirements with us very soon.The Forty-Three Hundred, 4300 Western Avenue, Westmount, Quebec.Rental office on premises \u2014 Telephone: 933-8439.THE FORTY-THREE HUNDRED/NEW WING R RENTAL AND MANAGEMENT AGENT : * THE ROYAL TRUST COMPANY 4 | L961 \u2018IC soqumacy) \u2018Aopiyg \u2018songunny uacwmgesgy 094 14 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 24, 1961 UNITED ANGLICAN ST.ANDREW'S, Church of The Advent WESTMOUNT (101 Cote St.Antoine Rd.near Arayle Ave.) MINISTERS Rev.D.M.Great, B.A, 8.0.Rev.R.H.Leslie, 0.M,, B.D.Mies Valerie Lewis, Dir.C.Bd.Me.rie J.Adams.B Mus, Comer of Wood ond Wester, Westmount Rev.Alenander Meller, Roster Henerary Assistant Rov.Canon $.B.Lindeoy Sunday Next Before Advent Sunday, November 26th Sunday, November 26th 8:00 am Holy Eucharist Re J E Munson.of St 9 45 a.m.Sunday 00 1100 ace nt United Church 10.15 a.m.Mattins (said).\u201cThe Puspose of Life\u201d 11 00 am.Kind ruarten 730 pm Rev R Leshe 11 00 am.SOLEMN EUCHARIST Lost And Found\u201d 7000p m Eversons a Members received and welcomed 745 pe i Study ; Ne Cintorimal Reception In The Church THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30TH Hall Kt.Andrew.A A&M._\u2014 700 & 930 am.Holy Eucharist CHUR(N sCBOOL HOLY EUCHARIST, WEEKDAYS 10080 am Intermediate and, Seniors : pod a.m Fucsday.am.Crib Corner to Juniors 100 am.rsduy 10 mm \" orn \u2014| 99% am Wednesday DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.and Lansdowne TRINITY MEMORIAL Avenue CHURCH Ministers 6220 Sherbrooke Street West Rev RB Douglas Smith.BA.BD.DD Rey Roy P Niafford.BA.BD.The Venerable &.Kenneth Naylor, Mrs Helly L.Davideen Sunday, November 26th 0.D., Rector Rev.Canes F.L.Whitley, M.A.Men.Assistant Rev.Peter W.A.Davison, B.A, 1100 am.Morning Worship Assistant Sermon A pasine ie nt DD.tr.George E.Chudb, F.R.C.0.F.A.G.0.\u2019 7300p m LESI.HALL Organist and Choirmaster \u201cTHE E NGE ISH BIBLE\" Rev Eric Mcliwain.B.DISPLAY OP ins Sunday Next Before Advent Pan Sunday, November 26th Organist and Choirmaster : Mr.Jobn Robb.Mus.Bas.8:00 am Holy Communion \u201cWESTMOUNT PARK.\"\"\"\"\" firmauon Cia \u2018sud Study EMMANUEL & CALVARY 9:45 am, Fran Department 11:00 a.m.Matting Cor.Lansdowne & Western Avenues oe am A Davison be ; m., nder n, Rev Callum Thomson, \u2018CD.BA.BD.1:30 o Primary \u2018Department Director of Music : Mr.Wayne Riddell, B.Mus.Sunday, November 26th Io vm Morning Warstup and Church School Sermon \u201cTen Reasons We Do Not Understand Underdeveloped Peoples\u2019 Preacher: The Rector MONDAY.NOVEMBER 23th 8:00 p.m.Adult Confirmation Class WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29th 7:00 a.m.Holy Communion THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3th Nt.Andrew A&M.10.00 am.Holy Communion Tan Mb Se Yoel ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 Heaven! CHURCH Freumne Organist Miss Vera Jamieson West Evening Soloist: Mr.William Bowker estmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.Reginald Hollis, M.A., B.D., Assistant Rector VISITORS WELCOME 1 PRESBYTERIAN Sunday Next Before Advent Sunday, November 26th 8:00 am.Holy Communion 9:30 a.m.Holy Communion .Preacher.Rev.Canon E.G + .ay Westmount and Victoria Aves, 10.30 am.Post-Confirmation Class mo 11.00 an.Mattins Sunday, November 26th Preacher.Rev.Canon E G.Li QU ann Dr RS gounatou, sD, 11:00 a.m Nursery.Kindergarten BEd, Phi and Sunday School \u201cThe serv at Of The 7:30 p.m.Evensong Church\" \u2018cacher: ; 115 am Coen tools Preacher: The Rev.R Hollis an pORis ULLAM am Wednesday, November 29th .TC, L.us, (Mec .Orannist and Cholr Dicestor 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion \u2014_\u2014\u2014 - \u2014 \u2014 Organist and Chotrmaster: MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN Nerman W.Hurrie, AR.C.O., ARC.M., CHURCH ail Westmount, P.Q.The Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D.Minister Public Worship The Minister will preach.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue 1100 am Lester A.Weodin.Organist and Choirmastes: Visitors and Friends ate at Sherbrooke Street Cordially Welcome BRANCH | Tub vio CHURCH OF CHRIST UNITARIAN SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON.MASS.| THE UNITARIAN Sunday, November 26th CHURCH OF MONTREAL 11:00 am Sunday School 11.00 am.Church Service n - Sermon: Subject: \u201cAncient And Modern CHURCH OF THR MESSIAM 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) Necromancy.Alias Mes- merist And Hypnotism, Minister: Rev.Lesnard Denounced\u201d Golden Text: 1 John 5.4 Whatsoever is born of God overcometh the world: and this is the victory that overcometh the world, even our faith.EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:18 p.m.Testimony Meeting S.A.8.0.Sunday, November 26th tL am \u201cNew Horizons For Members 1100 am Nursery, Kindergarten and Sunday School in the Unitarian House New READING ROOM In the Church Editice.The public invited Tuesday.Thursday and Friday, 390 ¢ p.m.Wednesdays.6.30 to 8 p.m Organist and Director of Musio Donald Mackey, Mus.B.BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST Member Baptist World Alliance Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: REV.EDGAR J.BAILEY, C.D.M.A, D.D.Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johasten, 8.A.0.0.Organist and Choi Director: Merchente £.Wells 11 00 am, \u201cTHERE ST STOOD JAAYANIAH\u201d 730 pm.\u2018THIS | KNOW Church School\u201411.00 am.\u2014 Midweek Service\u2014- Wednesday \u2014$ p.m.Young People \u2014 Friday \u2014 8:00 p.m.Temple Emanu-81 SABBATH SERVICES \u2014 Friday evening.November 24 at 8.15 p.m.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Welfare of Reform Judaism.\u201d (Impressions of the Washington Convention).Oneg Shabbat and Kiddush reception will follow the worship auspices of the Temple Sisterhood.All worshippers are cordially invited.Saturday morning, November 25th at 11.30 a.m.sermonette: Torah Portion.COMING TEMPLE EVENTS \u2014 Temple Brotherhood Forum, Tuesday, November 28th, 8.30 p.m.will feature an address by General Carlos Romulo on \u201cThe New Strategy In The Race For Power.\u201d The meeting is open to the public.Reservations and cards of admission can be obtained from Temple Office, WE.7- 3575.CONGREGATIONAL, CHANUKAH DINNER DANCE will be held on Saturday evening, December 9, at Grover Auditorium.The 79th annual meeting of the Congregation and election of officers follows the dinner.Reservations from the Temple Office, WE.7-3575.ANNUAL CHANUKAH CANDLE LIGHT SERVICE, Friday evening, December 9 at 8.15 p.m.Members of the 1961 Confirmation Class will participate.ANNUAL CHANUKAH SCHOOL CELEBRATION, Sunday morning, December 10 at 10.30 a.m.National convention Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood was given special recognition at the 23rd biennial convention of the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods held last week in Washington, when Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern addressed the convention in behalf of all non- United States Sisterhoods.Branches from Canada, the Dutch West Indies, United Kingdom and Australia were in attendance.At the conclusion of the con- LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 285 Clarke Ave.at Western, Westmount Wm.C.Nolting, B.D., Paster Wm.Hamel, Organist Sunday, November 26th 10:00 a.m.Senior Sunday School 11:00 am.The Service Jr.S.S.and Nursery SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Strest West Westmount, Montreal Dr.J.Stern, Rabbi Miles Wisenthal, M.A, Educational Assistant Otte O.Stacren: Cantor F.L.McLearen, Organist and Choir Master.SABBATH SERVICES Friday evening.November 24th at 8:15 o'clock.Dr.Stern will speak on \u2018The Welfare Of Reform Judaism.\u201d (Impressions of the Washington Convention of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations).Saturday Morning, November 28th at 11:30 o'clock Sermonette: \u2018Israel Is Thy based on Torah Portion.ONEG SHABBAT AND KIDDUSHE BECEPTION Follows the worship (auspices Temple Sisterhood).All worshippers cordially invited, RELIGIOUS SCROOL Regular sessions Junior School.Sunday mornings commencing at 9:3 o'clock; Upper School, Saturday mornings commencing at 9:30 o'clock.Daily Hebrew School Monday thru Thursday afternoons commencing at 4 o'clock.DAILY SERVICES Monday thru Thursday evenings at 5:45 o'clock; Bunday mornings at 9.3 o'clock.COURSES IN SCHOOL FOR ADULTS Sunday mornings at 10:15 o'clock.Prior to regular classes, worship and breakfast at 9:13 o'clock.Courses in \u2014 Know Your Judaism.The Jewish Contribution To Civilization; Elementary Hebrew.BAR MITZVAH At the worship Friday evening and Saturday morning.Brian.son of Mr.and Mrs.Sam King will be called to Name\u201d the Reading of the Torah tn obsesvance vah.\u201cIsrael! Is Thy Name\u2019 based ong vention Mrs.Stern was elected a member of the Board of the Nationa] Federation, of which the newly elected President is Alrs.Irving E.Hollobow of Chicago.At this meeting, Mrs.Jean May of New York City, the only surviving member of the Rabbi Isaac M.Wise family, founder of Reform Judaism in America, was elevated to the high office of honorary president of the Na- Mrs.Stern elected to National Board tional Federation.New brothers Henry E.Benjamin, chairman of Brotherhood Membership reports the following new affiliants with our Men's Club: Messrs.Monroe Rovins, Ludwig Flancer, Herbert J.Herschorn, Harold Paikin, Joseph Rostan.Isolationism il by The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D.Rector, Trinity Memorial Church Last week 1 expressed objection to the separatist movement in Quebec on the ground tRat the movement was based on a false reading of the facts.The separatists assert that the French- Canadians have been unfairly treated.On the other hand, a great many English-Canadians from the beginnings of British rule have felt that they were discriminated against.It is probably impossible to weigh the claims against one another, but it should be remembered that there are two sides to the argument.That, however, is not the principal reason for my objection to separatism.The fact is that Canada is one country and by its wealth, its size, its frontier hardihood, independence of judgment and action it holds a place of honor in the family of nations.It is able to hold that place because it has hitherto held together two nations of diverse language, culture and form of Christianity.It has shown to a skeptical world that tolerance and mutual consideration are greater powers in the world of men that intolerance and national self-seeking.Perhaps it would be better to say that for just two centuries a great experiment has been going on, in which two nations have been learning to live together in mutual respect.There has been no blueprint, and sometimes one nation and sometimes the other has stepped beyond the limits of consideration.Certainly individuals within both nations have done so.But on the whole, both nations have supplied wise leaders to the country as a whole, and a common dual culture has begun to its Ÿ offence, one can always find it in such a system, for it can only run successfully on the good will of both sides.It should be noted too that the integration is growing and there is every possibility that we may build up a nation true to both its roots.It is a pity to hamper such an experiment.Canada is an ideal country in which to carry it out, and by carrying it out we can set an example to the world in tolerance.If separatism wins it will mean not only that Canada suffers from division, but that the whole course of Christian civilization will suffer a setback.There is a great experiment going forward and we Canadians are responsible for its success.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE A challenging call to overcome evil, no matter how subtle, with the power of God will be heard this Sunday at the services in the Montreal and Westmount Christian Science churches, in the reading of the week's Lesson- Sermon on the subject \u201cAncient and Modern Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Denounced.\u201d Typical of the pertinent Bible selections will be this verse from Revelation: \u201cHe that overcometh shall inherit all things: and I will be his God, and he shall be my son.\u201d Correlative passages from the Christian Science text book \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy will include: \u201cAt all times and under all circumstances, overcome evil with good.\u201d The Golden Text will be from I John: \u201cWhatsoever is born of emerge.There have been dual | God overcometh the world: and language magazines and papers, tentative perhaps, but none the: cometh this is the victory that over- the world, even our less real.There have been joint | faith.\u201d committees speaking both lan- | guages.There has been a federal parliament in which both languages are recognized and used.There have been public services like postal service, customs, banking where bi-lingualism is the rule.If one is looking for \u2018This | Know\u2019 \u201cThere stood Jaazaniah,\u201d an Old Testament story of hypocrisy, double dealing and evil, right in\u2019 the centre of the Church, will, be brought to the morning con- Two concerts by \u2018Pops\u2019 for January Montreal \u2018\u2018Pops\u201d Concerts announces two concerts at the Forum | on January 9 and January 23, .under the auspices of La Brasserie Labatt Limitee.The first concert will feature the gregation of Westmount Baptist renowned conductor, Arthur Fied- Church by the Minister, Dr.E.J.Bailey.ler, of the world-famous Boston Pops and the distinguished Canadian pianist Neil Chotem.The se- At the Evening Service the cond concert will feature Lois certainty of Christian experience! will be discussed under the title, \u201cThis I Know.\u201d The mid-week meeting of the Church on Wednesday at 8:00 p.m.will be visited by the Rev.Gerald Ward of Regina, Saskatchewan, the President of the Baptist Federation of Canada.The Deacons and Deaconesses will meet on Tuesday at 8:00 p.min the chuich; the BYPU on Friday in the Lower Hall at 8:00 p.m, Marshall, internationally - known Canadian soprano in operatic excerpts with conductor Alexander Brott and the Montreal \u2018\u2018Pops\u2019\u2019 Orchestra.These concerts were successfully inaugurated last May and June at The Forum and were hailed as \u201c\u2018a welcome addition to this city's music life\u201d Special emphasis (a these concerts is placed on the popular symphonic repertoire as well as the presentation of the a.«a, oy rcha , He ack: pot, i din gk ter.Mron The Westmount Examiner, Fridoy.November 24, 1961 1 BEECH THT Th DPT YE SEY PEN VEN PRY B / ok for thi is ; poster Ÿ a.°\u201ce.s5 A windows of your local merchant's }.you keep Westmount a growing rosperous city when you patronize peal, stores and businesses.BARR RRARIBANBN RRR NAP NRNRINND: RIN NARNIA ND BIMXNRSI IY: BD 305.AIRIARIIARA RRR BIRR IRR RN RRIRRIARRIRIIIRDARRRRNS py ; DAVIES\u2019 .| URECHRISTMAS st.HOUSE OF PAINTINGS SEE Gifts of Distinction Reasonably priced Suits & Coats 25% Reductions Original Oils, Water Colours and Charcoals \u2014 YOUTHFUL \u2014 by Ron Davies Junior, Misses and r AAA A RAA AAA A 1 PICTURE FRAMING .A SPECIALTY ; HALF SIZE WOMEN'S DRESSES 4908 Sherbrooke st.West HU.1264 ® Suits ® Skirts (Corner Prince Albert) - ® Coats © Sweaters ® Use our lay-away plon ® ® Blouses ® Hosiery - CCCI CEC CEE CLOT CCE TLC CECE ® Slacks d DURING THE 3 n HOLIDAY SEASON y er Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's in rs SUITS and COATS \" ne Made te Measure Cle fs ' Jon Mrs.J.Nucci, ot proprietress Paris Vogue ® Cleaning & Dyeing BSS EBS P38 SB EFFI BB BBS 5 HS BIE BABII BARE FZ SIND ; POE @ Repairs & Alterations Ta Te, \u2018 rrr BI 4161 St.Catherine St W.WE.5-2707 § 4768 Sherbrooke St.West HU.6-9721 sed) Pho otograp eer \u201cEx Assoc \"Pr ai FAST DELIVERY SERVICE OPEN TILL 9.30 P.M.COMMENCING DEC.15 TO CHRISTMAS CCCI OTEK CEE CEE CEE EC CEE OEE C ECE CC Ce CR Ie ; CCC HEE COE CEE CCC CE EC CC TER ERE OA AE Better Hurry ! 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Mr.and Mrs.John Blundell, took place in the Church of guest speaker was Dr.Rabbi Harry the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount.Rev.John Colford officiated and the organist was Mrs.J.E.Savaria.Soloist was Mr.L.P.Lecours.The church was decorated with standards of white gladioli and chrysanthemums.The bride given in marriage by her father.wore an original gown of white peau de soie with a Victorian neckline, full length sleeves and a draped skirt falling into a train.Her veil of tulle il- Coming Events SALE OF CARDS\u2014The Gren- lusion was held in place by a diadem of matching peu de soie.The maid of honor, Miss Nancy McDonald, sister of the bride, wore a floor length gown of pastel gold peau de soie fashioned » With a draped skirt and chapel train.She wore a matching headdress and carried a semi-cascade bouquet of bronze and gold chry- fell Labrador Medical Mission, Santhemums.Montreal Branch is holding a sale.You may purchase Christmas Cards, Hasti Notes, Calendars, maids, Thank You Notes, Christmas Seals and Tags at the Robban Travel Company, 1373 Greene avenue, Westmount.from 10 a.m.to 5:30 p.m., now until December 20.CHRISTMAS FAIR: The Venerable R.K.Naylor, Rector, will officially open the Trinity Memorial Church Ladies, Guild Christmas Fair at 2 p.m, Saturday.in the parish hall on Marlowe avenue.Christmas decorations, homecook- ing, sewing and knitting, toys, etc.are some of the many booths featured at this fair.Tea will be served.! | i Miss Eleanor McCarthy and Miss Judith McLeod.as brides- wore similarly styled gowns of Mediterraneau blue peau de soie with matching headdresses and carried semi-cascades of gold and bronze chrysanthemums.The flower girl.Miss Mary Jor- gensen, niece of the bride.was dressed in turquoise organza and carried a basket of baby mums.The best man was Mr.Vern Saunders, and ushers were Mr, Robert Shallow and Mr.Keith McDonald, brother of the bride.Following a reception the couple left for the Southern U.Sand Washington, D.C.The bride travelled in an emerald green suit with a matching lunch which they take with them.Friendly conversation follows and tea and dessert is served.A short Oil Paintings by Roneld Davies end other artists EXHIBITION of Paintings by Ronald Davies now being shown at The AVENUE THEATRE a sing-song followed by cards such as whist, 500, bridge and rummie.One group of ladies fold and wrap cancer dressings.Then > - \u201cfrom 2:45 to 3:15 a program is Distinctive arranged in co-operation with Picture Framing the members.Games, songs.films, discussions and party preparations are planned and carried out.The Rutary Club of Westmount \u201chas provided considerable financial backing through the years 4908 Sherbrooke St.West (Corner Prince Albert) HU.6-1264 SASS 0000000000 0000000 AAA 0000000000000000000000000 + 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 | 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held and a special Christmas party is eagerly looked forward to, Membership cost 50c¢ a year with a charge of 15c per day to cover the cost of tea and dainties.À guest must pay 20c each per Wednesday attended.An elderly | person may join the club by coming to the Park Emmanuel Church any Wednesday at 12:30 | with the membership fee and a \"bag lunch.At the moment.the club is inviting only residents of the City lof Westmount.The Westmount Friendship through interested members for the Westmount Women's Club, who held the first meeting for the agcd in November, 1951.Their original meeting place was the Westmount Athletic Grounds Clubhouse at 4350 St.Catherine street and the membership has continued throughout these ten years with the eventual change of location.The committee of women who have run this program have worked diligently together for many years.Mrs.Frank Binmore, immediate past- president, Mrs.B.Brown.a past president and recent president- elect, have been on this committee since the club's inception.Other members of the committee are Mrs.J.Gorrie, Mrs.J.Hellyer.Mrs.P.M.McCuay, Mrs.C.Masterman, Miss Grace Rowland, Miss E.M.Sharpiey and Mrs.F.V.Thompson.The group worker, who gives her services one day a week is Miss Betty- Carol Ford.draped hat and brown French kid accessories, A guide to good \" 9 husbands S Are women getting tired of the \u2018\u201cmake-yourself-desirable- for-hubby\u201d type of advice?\u201cAsk yourself,\u201d urges a widely-read American woman's magazine.\u201cAm [I pleasing my husband?\u201d This is followed by | a quiz where you answer yes: or no to questions like: \u201cDo I serve meals on time?.Kiss my husband every day?.Thank him for his kindness?.Keep my household budget in balance?\u201d etc.Another magazine lists \u201cFive ways in which Wives Fail.\u201d At last there are faint signs that the worm is beginning to turn \u2014 or at least it's beginning to pop up and ask a few questions back.Your tuen So now we offer this quiz to husbands .DO 1: © Realize quite how madiy attractive my wife is?® Manage to hold her interest for a whole evening without the aid of friends, the television, outings, etc.?of diamond value @&s MEMBER AMERICAN NÉ GEM SOCIETY These four C's determine diamond value \u2014 Color, Cutting, Clarity and Carat-weight.But at our store there is à fifth *C\"\u201d that is most important of all: Confidence.Make your jewelry purchase here, confident that our expert evaluation and friendly.frank advice will assure you a lifetime of pride in your purchase, One more assurance of your satisfaction is our membership inthe AMERICAN GLM SOCIETY, ® Thank her for accompanying me to the theatre, parties, etc.?PRIMAVESI & ® Admit that any revolling | K A U FMANN faults displayed by the chil- DESIGNERS & CREATORS dren probably come from my 2 Side of the family: OF FINE JEWELLERY ® Remember the hundreds of bachelors who would give anything to be in my shoes as I perform my household chores?Even one \u201cNo\u201d in answer to these questions should get you worried.Your chances of hanging on to these gorgeous whimsical creatures are dim enough as it is.Get cracking on your waistline, hairline, and \u201cpersonality aura\u201d \u2014 preferably on your wife's night out \u2014 before it is too late.WINNERS OF DIAMONDS INTERNATIONAL AWARDS 1986, 1967, 1959, 1940, 19461 FOR EXCELLENCE IN JEWELLERY DESIGN 1454 Mountain St.Suite 102 Montreal 25 vi.s-2306 \"= = Ya?Potters show Xmas wares Ceramic sculpture and a large selection of wheel and hand-made pieces will be offered to the public by The Potters\u2019 Club, 346 Victoria avenue, Westmount, at its Christmas Exhibition and Sale from next Thursday to December 2 in- elusive.Wheel demonstrations will be given by members of the club at the show which will be open from 11 a.m.to 9 p.m.oa Thursday and Friday and from 11 a.m.to 5 p.men Saturday.Mrs.Esther Notkin is chairman of the Exhibition and the selection committee is composed of Mrs.Eileen Harold, Mrs.Jean Withey, and Mrs.Rosalie Namer.Mrs.Nakahima, Mrs.H.Ramza and Mrs.Jean Withey are in charge of display arrangements.Hilda Tapaer, manager.TAGGING A GARMENT at the Turnabout Shop oa Vicleria avenwe.The Shop, run by The Study Old Girls\u2019 Association, epened its doers for business in 1955 and has since become well known te customers froma many residential districts besides Westmoun(.From left te right in the picture are: Mrs.G.L.W.White, chairman and Miss Six years ago the Study Old Girls\u2019 Association were concerned over the problem of how to have a money-raising project which would keep making money for their charitable activities \u2014 not just one day a year.but every day of the year.Many projects were thought up and reluctantly discarded as impractical until the idea of the Turnabout Shop was born.This type of project, they knew, was successful in Toronto, as well as Our Justly Famous MR.EMILE \u201cSofty Permanent Known for the gentle, true performance it imparts to your hair.Good too, dy ; bleached and in several cities in the United tinte air.States, so why not try it here?SPECIAL $10.00 Mrs.Joanna Farrell and Mrs.John Stairs undertook to start this original store, and after months of planning and consultation the Turnabout opened its doors for business on St.Catherine street in Westmount in November.1955.This novel sort of shop.where the suppliers of good used clothing get half the sale price given back to them.and where clothes can be bougit at a fraction of their original purchase price.proved so successful that the move to the more convenient location on Victoria avenue took place in a very short time.Since that day the Turnabout Shop has proved a blessing to WITH THE STYLIST SLIGHTLY HIGHER Specialist in ® Facials ®* Manicuring © Pedicwuring Phone WE.5-0562 WE.5-2486 1347 GREENE AVL Westmount \u201cTurnabout Shop\u2019 IS run by Study Old Girls\u2019 Assn.many a housewife shopping for herself and family.The customers come from many residential districts besides Westmount.and the shop is often visited by interested people who live far away but have heard reports of the bargains to be picked up there.Miss Hilda Tapner.the newly appointed manager of the Turnabout, brings a wealth of experience to her position.She.with a staff of volunteers drawn from the Study Old Girls, mothers of past and present students, and women who are interested in the progress of the shop, supervises the running of the store.Miss Tapner.who has done social service work for twen- ty-five years, came to Canada from England, where she worked with the National Health Insurance.In Montreal she joined the office staff of the Council of Social Agencies.and then worked at the Montreal Day Nursary.where during the depression as many as one hundred children were cared for daily.Later Miss Tapner went.as a Medical Social Welfare Worker, to the Montreal General Hospital.where in 1950 she undertook to help (Continued om page 19) Announcing .4167 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST near Greene Featuring: French Provincial Italian Provincial and Colonial FURNITURE.Also Draperies, Lamps, Bedding and Bedspreads.Take advantage of our SPECIAL OPENING SALE WE.2.2888 Shop et Home Service et no extre charge The Opening Of PRESTIGE INTERIOR ANDRE Proprietos cx Oration Consulten + The Westmount Examiner, Pridey, November 24, 1961 17 Dear Abby.Kiss is out of DEAR ABBY: Last Sunday 1 attended a wedding.and would hke to know if what happened there is customary and proper.After the bride and groom exchanged their marriage vows, he placed the wedding ring on her [finger and then came the kiss, which was held much longer than ! think was necessary.Here is what got me: After they let loose of each other, everyone started to applaud.What was the reason for it?HORRIFIED DEAR HORRIFIED: The guests were probably meved by the \u201cperformance\u201d, and responded accordingly.That kiss was eut of place in church, and se was the applause.* » = DEAR ABBY: 1 was practically engaged to a college boy of 19.1 am 16.Everything was going along great until } found out he had been seeing two other girls.I asked him to explain himself but he didn\u2019t seem to want to, so 1 told him we were through.I thought sure he'd call me up and apologize, but he hasn't called me vet, and it's been over two months.Should 1 write him a letter and ask him to call me?1 think he really wants me back but has tou much pride to call.CONFUSED DEAR CONFUSED: | doubt if he nas too much pride.He's probably having too much fun.Don't write him.Write him off.* * + .DEAR ARBY: When my husband and 1 dine out with friends, he will frequently say, \u201cAren't you going to eat your potato?\u201d Or, \"If you don't want to finish your dessert, l'Il take it.\u201d He is always finishing up someone's salad or steak, and behaving like a human garbage pail in general.He is an executive with a good family background, so don't tell me he doesn\u2019t know better.1 don't mind his cleaning up my plate at home, but when we are out in public it becomes embarass- ing.How can 1 stop him?EMBARRASSED DEAR EMBARRASSED: Tell this \u2018vacuum cleaner with teeth\u201d that unless he stays out of other peoovle's plates, you'll refuse to eat out with him.* + * DEAR ABBY: Our hearts are breaking with grief.Our beautiful 16-vear-old daughter ran away and got married.When they came to tell us we said things in our hurt and anger that we meant at the time, but regret now.They had promised they would wait until she graduated from high school.We had so much faith in them that we kept our home open to this man.We liked him so much.He is over 21.Now we don't even know where our daughter is.She has quit school.They won't even let us apologize.The boy called and told us to stop trying to get in touch with them because they never want to sce us again.We just want to know that our daughter is well and happy.Sixteen is so young.What can we do?HEART BROKEN PARENTS DEAR PARENTS: Wait.Your daughter will call you.* * » DEAR ABBY: 1 am growing more and more worried over the fact that 1 can't seem to place! Abigail van Buren get married.! am a good- looking woman of 35, shapely, intelligent.kind, industrious, moral, healthy and vivacious.1 don't want to boast but | can't think of one desirable feminine characteristic that 1 don\u2019t posses.Nearly every man 1 go out with wants to marry me.But ! don't want to marry them.Everyone who meets me 1s amazed that | have never been married.1 want to be loved.and have children some day, but 1 have yet to meet the man ! could feel that deeply about.! know, as the years pass, 1 won't have all these opportunities, and it saddens me.What is wrong with me?\u201cTOO PARTICULAR\" DEAR TOO: There is ne such thing as being \u2018too particular.\u201d Concentrate more on the desirable characteristics of the mer you meet and less om your own.There is nemebody fer ever) body, but the gate must swing both ways.+ » » DEAR ABBY.| don't suppose many men write to you, but here's a letter from a man who would like to know what to do with an 18-year-vld daughter who is strong, healthy and Lazy with à capital \u201c1.\u201d Her mother can be breaking her back with housework, but this daughter looks right through her She has never once offered to help with anything.She acts like she is a 10yal princess who has nothing to do but enterttain herself.It burns me up to witness this the few hours 1 am at home.How can this be corrected ?BURNED FATHER DEAR FATHER: Your royal \u201cprincess\u201d was not trained by her mother (or anyone else) lo get a move on and help clean up the royal \u201cpalace.\u201d Don't blame your daughter jor not responding to orders with which she is utterly unfamiliar.+ * * DEAR ABBY: Our 19-vear- old daughter has gone berserk over some fellow who lives 90 miles from here.He cannot always come here, so my daughter thinks nothing of getting on a bus and going to his Bouse \u2014 with his approval, but neither her father's nor mine.Are we wrong to object?She claims it isnt as though she were \u201cchasing\u201d him, as she already has him.She thinks we are nuts.Are we?PARENTS DEAR PARENTS: Not in my squirrel bank.Tell your daughter to stay home.She doesn't \u201chave\u201d him until she's married.* * ¥* DEAR ABBY.We have in our school a girl who tells the most outlandish lies you ever heard.She told a bunch of us girls that her father had a 90-foot bout.She also suid she had à string of horses, and her father had an airplane.She said she has a transistor radio to match every outfit and that she has had $800 worth of skating lessons.You can't prove she is lying he- cause, when you ask to see any of these things.she says she gave them away The gird as only 13.She is very pretty, and not dumb.What makes her fib Like this\u201d Is there any way we can cure her?HER FRIENDS (Continued on page 19) 18 The Westmount Enaminer, Friday.Movember 34, 1961 MR.and MRS.1.1.OYD FERGUSON HISCOCK, whese wedding took place recently in St.Andrew's Church, Derval.The bride was formerly Miss Ellen Derothy Dice, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.J.N.Dive of Dorval.The groom is the soa of Mr.L.Hiscock of West- Miss Ellen D.Dice weds Lloyd Hiscock The marriage of Ellen Dorothy, daughter of Mr.and Mrs J.N.Dice of Dorval to Mr.Lloyd Ferguson Hiscock, son of Mr.L.Hiscock of Westmount took place in St.Andrew's Church, Dorval, Rev.J.Harwood-Jones officiating, The bride.who was given away length gown of taffeta, fashioned by her father, wore a white, floor- with a scoop neckline, fitted bod- ® Repairs ® Remodelling ® Neckwear @ Shorties © Coats Stock or Made-to-Order FRASER +: FURRIER 361 VICTORIA AVENUE 1 Bleck Sewth of Sherbrooke 3t.West FREE PARKING.ENQUIRE AT OUR OFFICE Estd.1936 HU.6-7400 THE POTTERS CLUB Invites you .to attend the Annual Christmas Exhibition & Sale of CERAMICS At 346 Victoria Avenue On Thursday, Nov.30th and Friday, Dec.Ist, from 11 AM.te 9 P.M.and on Saturday, Dec.2nd, from 11 A.M.te 5S P.M, PROFESSIONAL UPHOLSTERY ond CARPET CLEANING TO MANUFACTURER'S APPROVED SPECIFICATIONS ServicemASTER ot wesrmouet Call 484-2133 Wmen + Real Study group The PRAFF Study Greup met recently at the home of Mrs.Frank D.Lindsay, Chairman.Those present were: Mrs.Charles H.Armstrong.Mrs.David L.Ben- zie, Mrs.J.W.Elcome, Miss Amy Riel, Mrs.F.Stein, Mrs.Campbell W.Thompson, Mrs.J.H.Thomson and Mrs.Robert B.Tudor.Miss Amy Riel presided at the tea table.B'nai B'rith Lower Canada Chapter No.957, B'nai B'rith Women are holding a General Meeting in conjunction with Lower Canada Lodge on Monday, November 27, 1961, at the Capri Hotel on Decarie boulevard at 8:30 p.m.The program for the evening will be a debate, \u201cResolved That Husbands Should Handle Household Money.\u201d presented by the Junior Chamber of Commerce.Mrs.M.Greenbaum is program chairman and Mrs.A, Bresinger will preside.Sewing meeting The Women's Association of St.Andrews Church, Westmount, will hold its sewing meeting Tuesday at 2 p.m.in Hutchison Hall.Tea hostesses will be Mrs.W.D.Robb and the ladies of Group Two.The Red Cross Group will meet at 10 a.m.Women's club At the General Meeting of the Westmount Women's Club, J.B.McKenna of the \u201cHouse of Flowers\u2019 will present \u201cFun with Flowers.\u201d ' The meeting will take place in Victoria Hall, Friday, November 24th, at 2:30 pm.Tea will be served to members and their guests, Art Society The next meeting of the Women's Art Society will take place on Tuesday at 11 a.m.in the lecture hall of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.Paul Provencher of Quebec North Shore Paper Co.will give an illustrated lecture entitled : \u2018Camera impressions of Canadian Life and Woodslore.\u201d ice and full skirt, embroidered with lace, sequins and seed pearls, the full-length sleeves finished in points at the wrist.Her veil of tulle illusion was held by a crown of seed pearls, and she carried a bouquet of white mums and yellow roses.Miss Carol Edmonds of Dorval, the bridesmaid, wore a cocktail- length gown of gold peau-de-soie, with a sleeveless, fitted jacket and full skirt.Her headress was a veiled circlet of matching material and she carried a bouquet of gold, bronze and yellow mums.The flower girl, little Miss Janet Dice, sister of the bride, wore a knee-length dress of gold peau- de soie with an overskirt of white organza.She carried a bouquet of gold, bronze and yellow mums with a matching circle of flowers in her hair.Mr.Bob McKay was best man for Mr.Hiscock and the ushers were Mr.Bill Dice.brother of the bride, and Mr.Bob Tadgell, a cousing of the bride.Mrs.Dice, the bride's mother, wore a gown of Alice Blue brocade with matching hat and navy blue accessories and wore a corsage of white gardenias, Mrs.Hiscock.mother of the bridegroom, wore a gown of royal blue brocade with matching hat and accessories and a corsage of white carnations.Out of town guests were.Mr.and Mrs.M.Miiton of Toronto; Miss Agnes Davidson and Miss Virginia Larin of Quebec City.Following the reception at the Maples Inn.the couple left for the United States, the bride travelling in a garnet red cashmere suit with matching pillbox hat and black accessories.On their return, Mr.and Mrs.Hiscock will reside in Lachine, A TESTIMONIAL PLAQUE is presented te Mrs.Anna Raginsky, right, 4250 Sherbrooke street west, by Mrs.Harold Fanaberia, 4 Hudson avenue, Westmount.Mrs.Ragiasky is National Chen chairman and honerary chairman ef the Women's Division of the Montreal Israel Bond Organization, and received the plaque on the eccasion of her Division chairman.70th birthday.Mrs, Fanaberia is Women's St.Andrew's Homes The meeting of the Auxiliary of the St.Andrew's Presbyterian Homes Inc.will be held on Monday, at 2 p.m, in Stanley Presbyterian Church hall, 571 Victoria avenue, Westmount.All members and interested ladies are invited to attend.Plans are being made for the Christmas festivities for the Home.Mrs.J.M.Cerini, president, will preside.Tea will be served.Weekly tea The Ladies\u2019 Committee of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts announces its weekly tea to be held in the upstairs foyer of the Museum Wednesday, November 29, at three o'clock.The teas and lectures will not be held during the month of December, and the next tea will be held January 10.The public is cordially invited to attend.Silver Cross Mothers The monthly meeting of the Silver Cross Mothers, RCAF \u201cRemembrance Association\u201d will be held on Monday, November 27, 1961, at 2 p.m.at the YWCA, 1355 Dorchester blvd.W.The guest speaker will be Mrs.G.R.Lighthall, who will show slides and give a talk on her cruise to the Far East.Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary The Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary Flanders Branch No.83 of the Royal Can- evening next Wednesday at 8 p.mat 810 Ogilvy avenue, Park Extension.The following day a blood clinic will be held at the above address from 7 to 9 p.m.Social & Personal Among recent arrivals at The Cloister, Sea Island, Georgia, were Mr.and Mrs.M.P.Murphy of 66 Aberdeen avenue and Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Rolph of 176 Edge- hill road, Westmount, Canada.Genuine Choice Western BEEF QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNeled for Quality\u201d Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Grocer- les, Fruits and Vegetables.© IMPORTED PRODUCTS *° NICHOL'S, Lennoxville, HAMS, SAUSAGE & BACON 4466 St.Catherine West Neer Metcelfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 adian Legion are holding a Social offers the Suggestion No.1 Suggestion No.2 ing low prices.+ ANTOINE\u2019S ART GALLERY Interesting Suggestions That Companies, Service Clubs and Banks consider the idea of purchasing an occasional ainting for presentation for Long Service \u2014 Retirement Gift \u2014 or Meritorious Service \u2014 as a deviation from the stereotyped presentations at present in vogue.That people \u2018making do' with pictures around the house give a thought to improving their surroundings by the addition of one or more really nice Canadian or other paintings at our prevail- 939 VICTORIA SQUARE following UN.6-4095 D RE Tha certain feeling - be creative about it! The snow has come, the shops are ablaze with light, there\u2019s that certain feeling in the air \u2014 Christmas! And it\u2019s time to think about decorating your home, inside and out, to express the festive season in your own particular way.Creating a colourful scene in Christmas lights is not only easy, it is plenty of fun, too, because you can be as creative as your heart desires, and your pocketbook lets you.Using strings of the new Christmas lights, with flood and spot lights, your home, lawn and shrubbery can take on the air of fairy- Jand, lending a spirit of good cheer to the entire neighborhood.There are several rules that Woman senator The Social Science Department ef the Montreal Women's Club Inc., will hear an address by Senator Josie D.Quart, MBE, guest speaker on Monday at 2:30 p.m.in the Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel.Director of the group, Mrs.H.G.Torrence extends a cordial invitation to guests, The subject chosen by Senator Quart is \u201cMy impressions as a Woman Senator.\u201d Musical Review Rehearsals for the Fourth Annual Musical Review, \u201cKeep it in the Family\u201d, sponsored by the Men's Club and sisterhood of Beth Ora, will commence Thursday, November 23, at 8:30 p.m.at 2600 Ba- deaux street.Mrs.Rae Weiss and Mr.A.Simon are co-chairmen.« e GOLD e COPPER © BRASS © CHROME © NICKEL © SILVER © CADMIUM © RHODIUM REPAIRED LACQUERED REFINISHED REPLATED JOHN H.FEELEY & Son: Lid.Est.1099 Repairing Silversmiths ond Elec- Platers, Operating Canade\u2019s Lorgent High Class Job Shop.WE CALL FOR & DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St./I.5-7947 (A few doors above St Catherine St.) Opposite Henry Morgan & Ce JOHN POOL Foot Specialist 1378 GREENE AVENUE {Near Sherbrooke) Westmount Painless removal of corms, callouses, ingrown toe nails.Latest electric equipment.Plastic arch supports to relieve all weak foot conditions.Children's Supports a Specialty.By appointment only Phone Number WE.2-1545 make it easy: first, decide what general \u2018theme\u2019 to use.If you want to appeal to children, then your whole outdoor decorative project should be planned accordingly.Or if you prefer to dramatize the religious aspect of Christmas, many beautiful and moving scenes can be created.But whatever you do, stay with one theme only.It is a mistake to mix them up as it only serves to confuse passers by.Secondly.make a detailed plan of what you would like to do before you start.including colors of lights to be used, and where they will be placed.This should be done carefully so as to make it gay, but not gaudy.The secret is to choose your colors wisely, and with some regard for the colors of the walls, trim and roof of your house, Simple One of the simplest ways to decorate your home, if you have picture windows, is from the inside.Strings of lights of the outdoor type can be used to outline the window.Then place your tree near the window where outsiders can catch a glimpse of it too.One of the simplest and most in- Dear Abbey.: DEAR FRIENDS: Your schoolmate's stories are toe whepping (e be just ordinary \u2018fibs\u201d.The girl sounds like a psychopathic liar.(One who actually confuses fantasy with reality, and believes her own tales.) It usually stems from a basic insecurity and a desire te be accepted.Phychiatrie treatment may be in order.On the other hand, she might outgrow it.* +4 DEAR ABBY: After a six- month engagement, Bob (24) and 1 (21) want to get married.We want a simple wedding with only our folks and a few close friends present.We see no reason to wait until next spring, which is what my mother wants us to do.She wants to put on a big, showy wedding with a gown and veil, and have a big wedding reception.Dad hasn\u2019t the money to pay for it, and is in debt right now, but Mom says I would get it all back in shower and wedding gifts.Abby, 1 know # K cupetdive window decersiions b a candle and a bulb withia a wreath, a single eleicrie candie en the windowsill, or a candelabra of several graduated candles.Tall glowing candles can be made ef stovepipe, mailing tubes, or cut out of plywoud, and painted appropriately.These can be placed at each side of the front door to welcome guests with a show of hospitality.Don't forget to use floodlamps to give the final touch to your home decorating outdoors.This helps to tie the whole project together by supplying a diffused light over the eatire area.However, unity can also be obtained by stringing lamps into lines or paths of light | The Westmount Guaminer, Pridey, November 34, 1961 19 Penny Fair St.Augustine of Canterbury Council of the Catholic Women's League are working hard on à Penny Fair project to raise funds for social welfare.A committee meeting was held recently at the home of Mrs.W.A.Graham and again at Mrs.P.T.Valiquet's home and plans are under way for a big night December 4 in the church hall, Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of the Notre Dame de Grace Branch \u2018Que.108, Royal Canadian Legion, Montreal, will hold a Christnias Military which help to tie segments to-' Whist, on Dec.1, 1861.Friday.at gether.Try to eliminate glare, | and! sharp unwanted contrasts, hazardous shadows, 8:15 p.m.Refreshments and door prizes.All proceeds in aid of Veterans.Please bring your own cards.l\u2019Tornabout shop\u2019 .(Continued from page 17) start the Hospital Shop.later known as Hospitahty Corner.Here she remamed until the summer of 1900 whea she retired from the hospital and returned lu visit her native England.Back in Canada once again she has brought her knowledge.and her well-known ability to get along \u2018with her fellow workers, tv the Turnabout, where you can find her busily engaged in helping the present chairman, Mrs.G.L.W.White in making the Turnabout | Shop more successful thas eves | my relatives, and their gifts wouldn't total half of what the wedding would cost.I hate to disappoint my mother, but I would rather not have my folks go to all that expense for something that doesn\u2019t mean anything to me.Please help me decide.MARRYING FOR LOVE DEAR MARRYING: Your judgment is sound.Your Mem may want to de right by you, but she is wrong.De it your way.| Paris M © EXCLUSIVE 2015 MOUNTAIN STREET MONTREAL, QUE.Vi.9-5641 FUR SALE COUTURIER MODELS Pictures are for looking at \u2014 but fur coats are for wearing.Why wait till January if you can buy and wear your fur coat now\u2014at January prices?Here's what we mean! Origiasily Now 1 Ocelot Cost by Lanvia Castille $2250.$1650.1 Jaguar Coot by Saint Lawrent 1450.795.1 Ocelot 74 Coat by feymour 1800.950.| Alaska Seal Matara Coats, crrmeer 2200.1400.1 Alaska Seal Motara Coat, curve 1700.950.1 Alaska Seal Matara Cont by Monique 2200.1350.1 Alaska Seal Black Coat +, nina nic 2200.1600.1 Alaska Seal Black Coat 4, Nina Ricci 2750.1850.1 Mink Coat Tourmaline by Nina Ricel 5500.3450.1 Rench Mink Coat by Seymour 4700.3150.Majestic \u2014 very dark 1 Lutetia Mink Coat by Maurice Kotler 4600.2900.1 Demi Buff Mink Cost by Seymour 4700.3300.1 Autumn Haze Pastel LL.2750 1850.1 Helf Blood Rench Mink by Seymons 2200.1350.1 Reccoce Brown by Pierre Carson 1200.850.1 Grey Per sion Lomb Cont by Seymour 1100.795.1 Lekeda Seal Coat % by \u201caint Laurent 1100.675.FRENCH MODELS 3 Oyster Dyed Beaver Coats 1400.950.4 Black Persian Lamb Coats Mink Trim 875.575.4 Mink Paw (Sports Coats) 900.675.5 Mole Coats (Green, Blue and Brown) 850.525.3 Autumn Haze Pastel Mink Coats 3400.2300.hands FURS 20 The Westmount Enaminer, Fridoy.Movember 24, 1961 e TV e RADIO © APPLIANCES SALES & SERVICE TV Rentals our spec HI-F! 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ORIGINAL PAINTINGS AT VERY RFASONABLE PRICES.2143 ADDINGTON AVENUE.29g For Sale Clothing & Furs TURNABOUT SHOP PERT AND PRETTY SHORT EVENING DRESSES FOR TEENAGERS ., .TAIL GOWNS .FESTIVE SEASON AT SMART AND SOPHISTICATED COCK- PARTY DRESSES GALORE FOR THE 386 Victoria Ave.(JUST BELOW SHERBROOKE ST.* » * The Turnabout Shop requests its suppliers to please bring ia the articles they wish to sell before 1 p.m.on Saturdays.Owing to the pressure of business, Turnabout cannot take in merchandise on Saturday afternoons, Mink Stole Brand Holt never worn, Won Junior League Ball, 1-0244.Renfrew, at French Cali REnew.GIRL'S McGill blazer, size 12.Perfect condition.HU.1-4691.RANCH mink coat.dark brown, Christian Dior model.Tall size.Excellent fur in first rate condition.Apply » pa - 7008 Kildare Rd., Montreal VV VV VV VVVVVV V9 VV VV VVV9VVPPY Service Directory à A À À à À A À A A A À A À A à À A À À A A A ___ Building Repairs Dancing Lessons CALL US FIRST ! Planned extensions, kitchen.play general alterations, repairs of all kinds, panelling, office partitions General inside and outside painting Free estunates.Reasonable rates Many satisfied town customers.CAN-NOR CONSTRUCTION CO.CL.4-9404-5 PAINTING SPECIAL: 4 rooms, 8135.00.Al«o minor carpentry, electrical repairs.482 8338.Cartage and Moving AVAILABLE anytime for any kind of moving.Call Roger, E.3-1491 Dressmaking EXPERT DRESSMAKER Very reasonable rates for custom desutiing, formals, ensembies, etc.ME 41308.Speirs - Miller Studio BALLET \u2014 TAP \u2014 SINGING SPEECH \u2014 SLENDERIZING MODELLING \u2014~ CHARM HU.4.3717 Maintenance I'm Your Cleaning Man' Reliable man with experience in washing walls, floors, stormy windows, home or office Guaranteed work.Lowest prices.References.Vi.3.4957, anytume.Medical Services ELECTROLYSIS, permanent removal of unwanted hair.Medically approved.ee consultation.Mr.Spungin, CR.\u2018Pointing & | Decorating PAINTING - Decorating - Interior and Exterior, minor repairs \u2014 all types o cleaning.Efficient workers.Reasonable rates.All jobs guaranteed.Call 8 W.Little, PO.3-417L For Sale General CARPETS Wall-to-wall .Rugs, 9 x 13 .Hall carpet .Draperies LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM AND KITCHEN EXCELLENT CHOICE AT LOW PRICES Sale Prices LARGE SELECTION or BEDSPREADS \u2014 BLANK ETS \u2014 SH \u2014 UPHOLSTERY MATERIAL - \u2014 OWN DOW SHADES PLASTICS \u2014 LEATHERETTE, ETC ST.HUBERT DEPARTMENT STORE 7190 ST.HUBERT ST._ .from $1.50 yd.ww ese.from eu ° .from $1.50 yd Bargain GAS AND OIll.HEATERS.COMPLETE INVENTORY MUST GO.SAVE $30 AND MORE.FREE INSTALLATION WHILE THEY LAST.CR.3.2827.| DINING room set, Period style love seat: Danogany; Indian rus, ® 9 pieces.complete: china cabinet, x 13.HU.| oxATES Tod lady's size 7.gents, size 10; 2 valance boxes.complete with rods.rings and pulleys.Phone WE.2-6837.WHITE CROSS uniform dress, size 18.worn twice: one pair white leather sandlers, size 8'; AAA, never used.Phone WE.2-7308.PRACTICALLY new, gas, za | furnace, and water heater.ME.7-48 REMINGTON portable ty pew riter: WE.3-1008.s; antique glass and china.PAINTINGS: Oil, Perrigard Malczezski home.Green indian rus water colors, by Tyee Private BE 3-978.For Sale General 29h Christmas Cards WE HAVE CHRISTMAS CARDS, TOYS, NOVELTIES, ETC.FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, 731-9796, ANYTIME.EVELEIGH- PATTERSON LUGGAGE COMPANY A Reeve Eveleigh, proprieter EVERYTHING IN LUGGAGE HANDBAGS, WALLETS, BILLFOLDS.UMBRELLAS, ® LUGGAGE REPAIRS © 4190 ST.CATHERINE W.(Corner Greene) WE.5-2101 31 Wanted To Purchase DINETTE suite Bix pieces for small dining room.HU 63.WANTED: portable typewriter in good gondition.Reasonable.Telephone WE.WANTED: \u201ccanopy for poster bed.HU?WANTED: sturdy wooden doil's house, furniture not essential but appreciated, witl repaint if necessary.WE.3-1743.35 Situations Wanted Female WESTMOUNT APARTMENT Personal Buyer MODERN FURNITURE [pine mario vous ao Et ras WE.7-2929 HU.1.3852 4i Domestic Pets LHASA-Apso, either sex, $75.00 each: Wonderful Buys Ping pong table, regulation size, $18; wagon $3.00; single maple bed and spring $19.00: accordion, like new, $38; garden tools, iawn mower, spades, etc.; spreads for double bed: boudoir lamps; clothes rack, $4.00.4-4283.BRIDGE ahairs, set of \u201ctour, like new.Call 484-395 PIANO.Heintzman small upright: 3 piece chesterfield set: leather settee and chair: 2 rugs; fireplace fixtures; 2 end tables: double bed spring and mattress; upright vacuum clean- rot! very reasonable.HU, 36 Help Wanted CANADIAN MARCONI COMPANY HAS VACANCIES FOR MACHINISTS AND SHEET METAL WORKERS A.LATHE HANDS B.MILLING HANDS C.BENCH HANDS D.SPOT WELDERS E.DIE SETTERS F.BRAKE OPERATORS G.WALES OPERATORS APPLICANTS SHOULD BE EXPERIENCED IN FINE PRECISION WORK.LOCATION IS IN THE TOWN OF MOUNT ROYAL AREA.INTERVIEW ARRANGEMENTS CAN BE MADE BY TELK- PHONING: MR.J.G.ST.GERMAIN RE.8-9441 LOCAL 270 toy and miniature poodles, $100.00 up; sired by international champion.HU, 42 Personal OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS! WIDOWERS AND BACHELORS WIDOWS AND BACHELOR GIRLS INTRODUCTION AND COMPANION: SHIP BUREAU REG'D.MAY VE THAT SPECIAL SOMEONE vou\" ARE LOOKIN CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEWS ARRANGED.ANY RELIGION OR NATIONALITY, CALL 1 842-6061 or WE.2-5865 OLD.RUNDOWN?Ostrex Tonic Tablets help \u201cpep-up\u2019\u2019 thousands of men men past 40.Only 69e.At all druggists, BRIDGE LESSONS CERTIFIED TEACHER ANNE KING 735-1080 Magician Entertainment suitable for all occasions.Our specialty.children's parties.RI.4-6557; RE.23-2314.Native rivalry Congo hazard PEACE RIVER, Alta.\u2014 A aurse who was a Baptist missionary in The Congo for 2'4 years said here that some of the natives thought \u2018\u2018independence\u2019\u2019 came in a box.Elizabeth Spinney said is am interview that few of the natives had any idea of what independence would mean.She came here to visit her brother, Rev.Douglas Spinney.\u201cAa idea prevalent among the natives was that as soon as independence arrived, trucks would drive through the villages handing out money to all who wanted it,\u201d she said.Down through the years in the former Belgian Congo fierce rivalry between the tribes led to a great deal of fighting, she added.\u2018\u201c\u201cThis hatred of other tribes is the strongest thing Christianity has had to face among the natives.\u201d Miss Spinney worked at a hospital at Kikongo which eventually had to close after tense feelings were aroused among the natives over the employment of a native boy from a lesser tribe.The hospital staff moved to a larger cem- tre at Kimpesi, from where they were evacuated to the United States after the turbulence started ia the wake of indepemdence.® New bowling lanes The opening of Pare Lanes.Pare street at Decarie boulevard, opposite Ruby Foo's, with 24 ten pin Janes and 24 duck pin lanes this week continues National Bowling Centres\u2019 objective of making bowling truly a family sport.For those with an eye for me- ehanics, National Bowling Centres feature the most exciting automatic bowling equipment ever designed- the \"Gould Crown\u2019 line\u2014 supplied by Brunswick of Canada.The equipment includes pin-find- er indicators, subway ball returns, Tel-e-foul and the fabulous Tel-e- score projection system.By early 1962, National Bowling* installed 296 | Centres will have automatic pinsetters to serve the | Montreal area alone \u2014 making it St.Augustine\u2019s bowlers prepare Christmas party | The St.Augustine's Mixed Bowling League announced this week | that they will hold their annual Christmas party on Saturday, December 16, at the Miss Cavendish Restaurant.3285 Cavendish boulevard, N.D.G.In play last week.John Me- Caskell stole the limelight with a high triple in the Men's B Section of 560.He also rolled High Single in the division with 216.Section A: George Wills, 201; John Cant, 492; Susan Devlin, 173; Kay Haggart, 447.Section B: John McCaskell.216: John McCaskell, 560; Rita La Drew, 178; Theresa Di Francisco, 406.My own .(Continued from page 4) subject are veighed and brought frankly into the open.Title: TRANS-CANADA ROMANCE: Ï An All - Canadian Award- Winning Story.Subtitle: When Halifax - born Reggie met lovely Marcia from Moose Jaw on a beach in Vancouver he did not know she was leaving that night for Saskatoon.But then he succumbed to the charms of a wistful Quebecois from Trois Pistoles .Title: AT LAST! AN ECONOMY DIET THAT REALLY TAKES OFF POUNDS.Subtitle: Exhaustive wartime tests at Belsen and Auschwitz now prove beyond doubt that the controversial \u201csaw dust diet\u201d really works \u2014 and is easy on your food budget, too.Here's a revolutionary method of losing weight that actually saves you money.So if any up-and-coming editor is short of ideas he can have these absolutely free.My own magazine days are over.The federal government or any ! provincial government may appoint a Royal Commission and since 1867 there have been about 150 inquiries that have had that title.| NOTICE OF | APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE NOTICE is hereby given that ANNA TUEI LA ZACHARIAS MATTHEWS, of the City and District of Montreal.Province of Quebec.Clerk.will apply to the Parliament of Canada at the present or next following session there- ot.fer à Bull of Divorce from her husband.RONALD RUPERT MATTHEWS.Musiciin, of the City and Distinct of Moentieal.Province of Quebec on the grounds of adultery, , DATED nt Montreal this 7th day of September.1961.| JOSEPH S.CAPLAN, Attorney tor Applicant.132 St.James Street, West, Montreal, Quebec.the largest chain in Canada.For the 1961-62 season, they bave the following locations: Fleury Lanes at Fleury Shopping Centre, Now Open: Pare Lancs.Pare street at Decarie boulevard, Now open: Dorval Lanes, Dorval\u2019 Garden Shopping Centre, Opening Dec.12; Chomedy Lanes.St.Martin Shopping Centre, Opening Jan.\u201862; Boulevard Lanes, Boulevard Shopping Centre.Opening Feb.62: Cadillac Lanes.Domaine Shopping Centre, Opening April \u201862.In addition to the Montreal area.NBC are also in Ottawa and Chi- coutimi and opening in Sherbrooke, Que., in September 1962.Police shots outclassed Members of Westmount police and firemen\u2019s rifle team met a strong Royal Montreal Regiment team for a .22 rifle competition at the RMR barracks, 4625 St.Catherine street, Monday night.Due to some excellent shooting by WOI D.Mae- Donald, who scored 98, the RMR team beat their opponents by a score of 479- 415.Detective Pilkonis, with a score of 92, was the best shot on the palice and fire side.A return match is anti cipated in the very near future.KEN BROWN Y Commentary % \u201cColour\u201d by News & Sports Director, Herb Manning Ekie Meyo top Mixed Nut Elsie Mayo regained the first place spot in the Mixed Nuits B Bowling League this week by rol- \"ling high single and high triple with scores of 161 and 459 respectively Ç Marriette Rheault was second with 336 and 138.while third place high triple of 333 was rolled by Maggie Kay.Renald Boser rolled third high single with 131 The Peanuts share top place in the standings with the Walnuts.Buth have 22 points.Ohio ranks third among states ol the Union in maple syrup produe- tion, with 152,000 gallons annually.| The Westmount Eneminer, Friday, November 24, 1961 21 STORM WINDOWS CLEANED & INSTALLED AA Window Cleaning FLOORS, WALLS & WINDOWS CLEANED © Free Estimates o WE.7-1964 > When only the finest will do.| Seagram's Golden sre Lay Give Seagram's and be Sure AVAILABLE \"BIG 4\" FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS HEAR ALL THE PLAYOFF GAMES AND THE GREY CUP À Play-By-Play by by CKGM CKGM's GENE KIRBY GIFT WRAPPED IN ALL Q.L.B.STORES Brought to you by THE BRITISH AMERICAN OIL CO.end DOW BREWERY Ltd.MAKERS OF DOW ALE \u201cOriginating Foetball Rebroadcasts for Eastern Canada\u201d 22 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, November 24, 1961 Wesimount lose Rugger final to sensational last minute fry A sensational try in extra time by an injured player captured the Quebec Heather Ladies Bonspiel won by St.Lambert rink Curling Club Bonspiel was woa this week by a St.Lambert rink.skippered by Mrs.G.Overall.The rink won the Remine Trophy in Rugger Union championship and the Mair Shield for Ottawa Beavers in a tense the competition, played at the struggle with Westmount on Saturday.Some fine defensive play, particularly by skipper Fred Spence at full back, had: allowed the Westies to hold Playing with a strapped up shoulder, speedy winger George Jones received the ball inside the Westmount half.sprinted down the right wing and punted over a screen of defenders.The Westmount full back Fred Spence appeared to have the ball well covered when he shpped in the mud, Jones, travelling al express speed.raced in belund him to register the only score of the gate Personal tragedy Spence\u2019s only error in an otherwise flawless display came at the 10 minute mark of extra time and was a personal tragedy for the Westmount captain, whose deadly tackling and defensive kicking had broken up persistent Ottawa raids.Westmount kicked off into a biting wind in 35 degree temperature.Ottawa was gettmg the better of the carly play but their frozen fingered backs dropped the vital passes At the 12 minute mark John Brebner missed a great opportunity to put Ottawa in the lead when he pulled an easy penalty kick wide of the upright.Both defences were on top as the game resolved itself into a tough forward battle.Westmount's Ben Dibben, Jim Adam, lan Robertson and Bert Wyatt matched the Ottawa heavyweights Graham Sadler, Jack Don- aghy.John Russel and Gordoa \u2018Horse\u2019 Bennet in a spirited line- out duel.the Beavers scoreless in the regular period.Rough treatment Both fly halves \u2014 key link men hetween their forwards and three- quarter backs \u2014 were being subjected to rough treatment at the hands of their opposing wimg forwards.Terry Ryan bottled up the Ottawa ace Doug.Mitchell while West- mount's Alaistair Wittet suffered a bad case of the jitters, repeatedly fumbling the ball and rarely finding the target with his touch kicks.After a series of dull mauls the game burst to life when Bud Haw charged down a Peter Mond kick and went dashing for the West.mount line m a 25 yard corkscrew run that was stopped close to the line.The Westmount forwards relieved pressure with a fierce rush that opened the way for Chris.Carr to put in bold run and a punt that had the Ottawa fullback in trouble.Only smart covering and a degree of luck saved a trickly position.Play swung to the other end and the chunky Ottawa wing.T.Davies, menaced the Westmount line with a swerving rua before x being tossed into touch, Just before half time John Breb- ner missed a 20 yard angled penalty goal.Westmount advantage With the wind advantage West- long periods in the second half.Scrum half Martin Lewis and his forwards closed the game up, advancing the ball with short rushes and ground gaining punts.Ben Dibben was inches short of a touchdown as he extruded his 6 ft.4 inches in a desperate dive from a loose scrummage near the Ottawa line.Lewis was showing good form at scrum half, varying his tactics to unsettle the Ottawa defence.Spinning out of tackles he made ground on sneak plays, to bring centres Donaghy and Philpott mto action.Philpott in particular made several ground gaining runs in his best performance this season.The Westmount wings Chris.Carr and Roy Hamilton had few chances to show their real form.Among the Ottawa backs scrum half R.Thompson was a standout.shovelling out a steady stream of accurate passes while under fire.Their wings Bud Haw and T.Davies were determined runners who headed goalwards al every opportunity.Full back John Brebner turned in his usual polished performance marred only by two missed penalty kicks.Someried records fall The Women's high single and the Men's high triple score in the Somerled House League were broken this week.Women's high single was taken by Barbara Miner with a 209 beating Doris Mc- Mullen\u2019s 179, and Bart D'Amican- tino broke his own triple by rol- mount look charge of the game for | ling a 608.Westmount Curling club.With Mrs.Overall in the St.Lambert rink were Mrs.Rogers, third, Mrs.Lavers, second, and Mrs.Guile.lead.They defeated a Royal Montreal rink of Mrs.Lindsay, Mrs.Lister, Mrs.Mayne and Mrs.Pratt 10-7 in the final.In the semi final play.Mrs.Overall eliminated Mrs.O'Donnell of Wentworth 9-6, and Mrs.Lindsay beat Mrs.Baker, also of Wentworth other 10-9.« In the consolation final, Mrs.| Amish home, heckestuhls are sold Baker, with Mrs.De Haitre.Mrs.|in the Amish community of Charm, Hore and Mrs.Fraser, beat an-| Ohio.A heckestuhl is an old-fash- Wentworth rink of Mrs.[ioned rocking chair made from O'Donnell, teamed with Mrs.Gar- hickory saplings.eau, Mrs.Sinclair and Mrs.Raper 11-6.The \u2018Try Hard\u2019 consolation event was won by Mrs.Harris\u2019 Grey- stone rink of Mrs.Rennert, Mrs.Shacter.Mrs.Rosentzveig, who beat the Valleyficld rink of Mrs.McFarland, Mrs.Dickie.Mrs.Dando and Mrs.Bagnell, 8-7.In the final event, the \u2018Die Hard\u2019 consolation, Montreal West defeated a Greystone rink 14-6.On the Montreal West rink were Mrs.Smeltzer, Mrs.Muir, Mrs.Ruth and Mrs.Shaughnessy, while Mrs.Tarshis, Mrs.Kravitz, Mrs.Robins and Mrs.Yanow made up the Greystone foursome, Standard equipment in every up north this winter.$7.00 \u2014 \"Y\" MEMBERS Fourth Annual SKI SCHOOL Commencing November 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Washington rarin to go in 61-62 Can-Am action The popular Can-Am Basketball League starts another season on Sunday with a big double header, at the well-known Yvan Coutu Institute on Queen Mary road.The League's most popular player especially with the high school set.6 foot ® Eddie Washington is back again te set more scoring records.Washington just returued to Montreal after spending several weeks with the Harlem Globetrotters, before turning down their contract offer.Washington plays for the league\u2019s new entry, the House of Gold, coached by Jack Winters, 2303 Marcil avenue.Winters played three years with the Globetrotters.GUAR, NTEED br BRINGS OUT THE BEST.New slate George Lecker, junior coach at Mounklands High School, 4375 Maple- wood avenue, is vice-presidest of the team and Al Hirsch, 4934 Glen- cairn road, is treasurer.Reuben Gold, 4752 Circle road, is honorary president.The House of Gold will meet Plattsburgh Nitzi Profs in the first «game at 2:00 p.m.A second game features Coutu Huskies, last year's champion, and University Settlement.Stronger leaque Lecker, the Monklands coach, said the league appears even stronger than last season, which featured a televised game on CBMT-TV.\u201cAll the players have college experience and some were in pro ranks.\u201cIt is good for the district to have such strong basketball right in the neighborhood.My players at Monklands last year said they learned a lot from watching the games,\u201d he added.The House of Gold coach, Jack Winters, said his team would do anything they could to encourage basketball in the West End.\u201cOur players are available for clinics the high schools would like us to put on for students and players.We will also help out independent groups if they are interested,\u201d he said.The Can-Am League is getting better all the time, and Sunday is the first chance for spectators to see for themselves.Ray Clayton rolls high High Triple in the Wesley Men's Bowling League this week was rolled by Ray Clayton with 475 and High Single by Jim Anderson with 204.Stewart Boy with 188 was a prize winner.The following qualified for the 400 club: Jim Anderson 469.Stewart Roy 432, Mel Hodges 428.Walter Ramage 428, George Webster 425, Gordon Robinson 417.Fred Harnott 414 and Jim Daniels 404.ONTIAG |OWRERS! WE.7-6342 Service is close to you.AFTER HOURS TOWING Montreal Speedy, reliable service for your Pontiac is now available at Montreal Buick.on St.Catherine Street.just west of At- water.Hondy to the Atwater Terminus.WE.7-9121 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey.November 24, 194) 23 Rod Smith on sport The mongoose profile RREADERS who are puzzled, as some surely must be, at Archie Moore's enduring popularity with the sporting press will find the reasons spelled out deliciously in the November 11 issue of \u201cThe New Yorker,\u201d which is brightened by a profile of the Merry Mongoose by Jack Murphy, San Diego's talented sports writer.Mostly it is gratitude which accounts for the affection working newspaper stiffs have for the fractional light-heavyweight champion of this split-level world.They are grateful for the gifts he has brought them \u2014 the gift of wonder, the gift of laughter, and especially the gift of copy.When Joshua commanded the sun and moon to stand still and they obeyed him, the children of Israel did not marvel more joyously than do watchers at ringside when disrespectful Archie clutches time by the forelock, mocks the calendar, jeers at the almanac.\u201cWouldn't it be awful,\u201d the Mongoose says, \u201cIf a man had to go through a day\u2014even one day \u2014 without a little music and laughter!\u201d And if proof is needed that this is the faith he lives by.the postman just brought it this very moment as this paragraph was started.It is a letter from Archie scrawled on the stationery of an airline and headed: \u201cI'm over Catalina Island.\u201d \u201cSince 1 last seen you,\u201d he reports, \u201cI was in South America (Alabama).The folks very nice, I got back in good shape.1 went into Montreal with my cane and tux.sang a few songs.signed to fite Cle- rux (Bob Cleroux, Canadian heavyweight) on Dec.5.picked up a bit of walkin \u2018round money for me and Doc and now I'm headed for the salt mines.\u201d Mother maybe Orchie and Jack Murphy are fellow townsmen and within easy reach whenever one needs a column or the other and audience which Jack does every day and Archie every hour.As a result, no other newspaper man is sto steeped in More lore; yet not even the acknowledged authority can unlock the secret of Archie's age.Conceding that there is a difference of opinion here between himself and his mother (she says he was born Dec.13, 1913 in Mississippi and he says 1916 in either Missouri or Illinois), Archie suggested a compromise: \u201cMy mother should know, she was there.But so was | I have given this a lot of thought, and have decided that I must have been three when I was born.\u201d The issue came up officially, Jack reports, when Archie ran for the California legislature in 1960.On his nomination papers he gave his birthplace as Mississippi and Missouri, arguing that both states deserved the honor.Under \u201coccupation\u201d he wrote, \u201clight heavyweight champion of the world,\u201d reluctantly shortening this to \u201clight heavyweight champion\u2019 to get inside the legal three-word limit.It was none of the election officials\u2019 business that there are 47 states where he isn't champion.A fot aborigine For that ma\u2018\u2018er Archie isn't a light heavyweight either, except on the dread occasions when business requires him to make the 173-pound limit.He approaches these rare ordeals warily.\u201cI'm circling the problem now,\u201d he said on one occasion, \u201clooking it over carefully.1 may pounce at any time.\u201d Once he begins reducing, however he rates himself second only to the Australian aborigines as an authority on dietetics.(\u201cDid you ever see a fat aborigine?\u2019\u2019) He is generous with advice on dietary matters.\u201cYou can eat as much as you like,\u201d he explains, \u201cas long as you don't swallow it.\u201d Neither Arch nor his biographer is unappreciative of his gift of tongue.\u201c] am a great sidewalk talker,\u201d the champion told Murphy.\u201c1 can talk Mexican fashion, squatting on my heels, or big- city style with my spine up against a lamp post or a building, or even garment-center technique, with my backside at the edge of a curb\u201d He can also talk in the ring, as Ernie Braca pointed out after Archie stiffened Ernie's tiger, Tony Anthony Braca complained that Archie's chatter confused Anthony.\u201cPlease remind Mr.Biraca,\u201d Archie said, \u2018that I mixed a few punches into the conversation.\u201d Curator of Jack Murphy has done a great piece about a great man.Neither the magazines devoted to sports nor the big general circulation periodicals that carry frequent sports articles come up with anything ap proaching this quality.It is by far the most revaling It is by far the most revealing lished .eamulit-dimensional portrait having as many facets as the quicksliver character it depicts.It traces the hungry kid out of reform school to the bearded boulevardier whose wife doesn't object to a whiskery kiss because a girl doesn't mind going through a little bush to get to a picnic.\u201d A reader of the saga finds it easy to understand why Archie does not like fight managers, though he is fond of Dr.Jack Kearns, who does his business today.Doc's sometimes larcenous talents as a wheeler and dealer and Archie's gifts in the ring complement cach other perfectly.\u201cYou could give Doc 200 pounds of steel wool.\u201d the Mongoose says in honest admiration \"and he'd kmt you a stove.\u201d (0) 196) New York Mesald Tribune Ine.\u2018Ounce\u2019 is the name givea to the saow leapard, a member of Island, Hawail, the cat family, native to the moun: was the first to open in the islands tains of central Asia.vod (be first west of the Rockies.on Mau} in 1831, Lahainaluna school, founded 24 Tho Westmount Enaminer, Friday.November 24, 1961 Q > C.C.M: SKATES ; 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