The Westmount examiner, 12 octobre 1962, vendredi 12 octobre 1962

[" Independent candidate anti-nationalization EXPANSION PROGRAM: Page 3 VOL, XXXIII, No.41 MONTREAL, FRI., OCT.12.1962 ge 35 * 4 Above is a drawing of how the Reddy Memorial Hospital on Tupper street, Westmount, will look after a plan for a $4 millions expansion and renovation is completed.The six-storey structure on the left is the proposed new residential and teaching wing, with the new The central section shows existing hospital facilities after alteration and expansion.The eight-storey wing on the right will contain patient beds and enlarged facilities for supporting services.psychiatric unit adjoining it.rr See further details on page 3 | oo Local vet = ; om *; Ll Le \u2018 y ooh \u2018recalls | tank war Page 4 AYMAN Chimney sweep steps up Westmount\u2019's chimney sweep, despite taking off the entire month of August, so far has made more visits and swept more flues this year than last.reports this week show.He visited 4,403 buildings this year, compared with 4,196 last year, and swept against 5,095 chimneys, 4,721 last year.RRR WMA airs traffic study The executive of the Westmount Municipal Association held its second monthly meeting of the current season Tuesday at Victoria Hall.\"This city\u2019s traffic again came in for lively discussion.Among other points, an objection was raised to the 20 mph signs on Cote St.Antoine road.In view of schools, churches and King George's Park in this vicinity, the executive agreed these signs were necessary.Concern was expressed over a possible traffic hazard at the intersection of Mount Pleasant avenue, Holton and Rosemount Crescent.The Traffic and Circulation Committee was asked to take this up with City Hall and, if necessary, recommend stop signs at this intersection.Library busy Mrs.T.R.Meighen of the Education and Library Committee reported the past summer as the busiest in the West- mount Library's long history.She also advised that the old Westmount High School on Academy road is now in process of conversion for use by the pupils at present attending King's and Queen's Schools, and work should be completed by the end of the year.When ready for use, the old high school will accommodate more than 500 pupils from King's and Queen's, providing facilities for kindergarten to sixth year.The new High School on St.HER Next week\u2019s weather October 13 to 20 By ERIC NEAL Bright and moderately warm with frosty mornings, evenings clouding for scattered showers: a little snow in the north, Tropical storms 6 and 7 often develop into true hurricanes | at this time and come our way.Mainly sunny to the end of the week with clear nights and frosty mornings.fog for some places then drizzle, Temperature range 30-65°F, we | Catherine street is functioning smoothly with a daily attendance of 1,300 students.The Westmount Municipal Association will send a Newsletter to all members within the next month, bringing them up to date on latest developments.Association membership now stands at 1.700.Westmount's credit is good too, as one member of the Executive pointed out, discussing the City's new bond issue.In fact, what is not generally known is that the City of Westmount has one of the highest municipal credit ratings on this continent and certainly the highest in Canada.Second highest is London.Ontario.Pool cards M.D.Collier reported for the Recreation Committee and drew attention to the identification card, complete with photograph, which residents are asked to produce when using the swimming-pool, tennis courts and skating and hockey rinks.A notice to this effect has been sent to all Westmount residents by City Hall.Unlike other municipalities, West- \u2018mount provides all its recreational facilities free to residents.Unfortunately, too many non-residents have been taking advantage of this and since facilities are geared only to the use of local residents, positive identify has become necessary.Westmounters are urged to follow the procedure outlined in the letter from B.A.Roth- well, Superintendent of Recreation.Photographs can be obtained at the Artificial Ice Rink for 25 cents before October 31.Identification cards will then R | ! D 2° RECEVED \u201ca J | tenders, gr a PA a as , = is 5 CENTS 16 PAGES Bond o | Issue ; awarded A bond issue of $1,074.000 fûr the City of Westmount has been awarded to the financial house of Burns Bros & Denton Limited.who, vn behalf of a syndicate, submitted the lowest en- der of 14 underwriting firms, Other members of the svndi- cate include MceDougall & Christmas Tamited, Molson & , Company Linnted, and the To- ronto-Dominion Bank.I The issue comprised one bloe of $559,000 in straight term 20- year debentures, and another of $515,000 in 30-year straight term debentures, both at a coupon rate of 312 per cent.The price paid by the syndicate was $99.124 per bond.\u201cThe Council is very pleased with the result of this call for and the financial arrangement which has been esta- | blished,\u201d declared Mayor J.C.| Cushing, when the announcement was made.\u201cWe have obtained money on a very good .basis, and it speaks well for our | credit standing in Westmount.\u201d - 4400400040 004008000000 i | be sent through the mail.| Mr.Collier also advised that statistics will soon be available showing use and popularity of these facilities.Chang- ing-rooms are now in process vf construction for Westmount- ers using the swimming-pool.The new pool proved its worth this summer with an average hourly attendance of a minimum 200.| Should the pool prove as popular next summer.the Association is alert to the possible recommendation of another pool in a different location, thus avoiding overcrowding.It is too early yet to make any plans but the Association's Executive is keeping the future in mind.Other items Other items discussed at this meeting pertained to health, zoning and a confer: ence held with the Police and Fire Departments, Chief Ed Harper stressed that citizens should immediately report to police any actions or individuals who arouse suspicion.Letters received by the Association from various citizens were read aloud and discussed.Complaints were aired and in some cases, the Executive took these up with City Hall.A request was also received from a non-resident of West.mount asking for a copy of the Rules and Regulations in con-, junction with the formation of a new citizens\u2019 group elsewhere.The Executive gives its immediate attention to any let- (Continued on page 5) in which, Air Force vets plan busy Page 5 4444488404 Churches .0.40000000000 8 Classified .verses 14-15 : Editorial .22200002 600000 4 Making the Scene .12 Unity Boys\u2019 Club .2 | Women's Peges .10-98 \u2018Woofers .FR | sess ss ase oT PUBL, OUI 12 1%: \\ \u2018 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, October 12, 1962 2 | SN 2) _ ETUI \"ct Res es La ROOFING 223 SIDING ® Bonded | Roofing ® Sheet Metal ® Asbestos '& Metal Siding for Commercial - Industrial Residential Maintenance and Repairs on All Types of Buildings A a a a ae Ye eee ee Ne Leo Falardeau PLUMBING © HEATING «© ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK © GAS HEATERS 3955 St.James Street West Inspection & Estimates on Request WE.5-2595 WE.3-2432 ee a a Em a a mm ER AE An Rm mE EER SE EEE EE SRA RR Ve Ne ee \u2014 WE.7-9483 Call MERCHANTS For , FUEL OIL And BURNER SERVICE MERCHANTS COAL COMPANY be anxious to dispose of old The class is composed of 15 boys \u2014 anyone of whom would be more than pleased to pick up any item that can be used in their class.The number to call is WE.2-5506.Membership enroliment SOs September's membership enrollment statistics showed a to- \u201c| tal of 399 boys and girls in the Club.This shows an increase over last year's September membership which totaled 313.The participation for the month also showed a large increase over the previous year.The Club hed a total attendance of 7,399.Last year the attendance was 4,501 \u2014 this represents a new record in participation over a 10-year period.Library opens The Gladys Moxley Memorial Library is now open for club members.Books are loaned out for a period of two weeks.There is a large variety of different kinds of books available for the different age groups.Mrs.D.T.Youngson is the Head Librarian, Two other part time librarians are needed for a two-hour period once a week.The following volunteer work- 4 HILLSIDE AVENUE ° Limited * WESTMOUNT the opening of new offices in the Shopping Mall of Place Ville-Marie.Robban has also changed its name to McGregor Travel Co.Ltd.with no change in ownership or management.Ro jan Proudly Ann oinese OFFICES t ers have been welcomed to the McGregor Travel Co.Ltd.FORMERLY ROBBAN TRAVEL CO, LTD.3 PLACE VILLE-MARIE, MONTREAL 2, CANADA TEL, 866-2481 1373 GREENE AVE, WESTMOUNT.MONTREAL 6.TEL, 935-4611 eo, By MAURICE MARIASINE radios or components of old Unity Boys Club Old radios, parts needed for class The Radio Electronics Group Club that meets every Monday evening under the leadership of Jacques McCormack is in need of radio parts and equipment to effectively carry out a program.It occurred to this reporter, that perhaps readers might radios.Club and are now rendering valuable service to the Youth of our Community: Joan Ami- rauit, Ken Annable, Lorne Barnewall, Manny Barnoff, Robert Berthiaume, Richard Cessford, Herbert Davies, Bernard Doherty, Peter Doherty, Douglas Fisher, Keith Gavin, Sonny Gavin, Fred Johnston, John McDonaugh, George Mc- Kee, Jonas Norkus, Robert Reid, Susan Rountree, Ilma Siiman, Lawrence Schneiderman, Mrs.S.Simmons, Danny Smith, Linda Vaux, Robert Vaux, Sr., Mrs.M.Warren, Douglas Wright, Peter Whitehouse and Mrs.DT.Youngson.All the above-mentioned volunteer workers will be special guests at the Annual Montreal Boys\u2019 Association Leaders\u2019 Recognition Banquet which will | take place at the East End Boys\u2019 & Girls\u2019 Club on Wednesday, October 24.Three Unity workers will receive their five-year medal awards.They are: Ellen Rowland, John McDonaugh and Richard Cessford.Teen time Every Saturday afternoon, the teen-agers get together in the Senior Games Room for a Saturday afternoon Jam Session.These informal gatherings will continue throughout the season.Hallowe'en parties will be held at the Club on Friday, October 26 for club members under 13 years of age.The party is being held on the 26 rather than the customary 31 for the purpose of allowing the youngsters their freedom on Hallowe'en Night to make their usual visits, A Hallowe'en Party and Dance will be held at the Club also on Friday evening starting at 8 pm.Boys and Girls 13.years of age and over will be eligible to perticipate.A committee of five has been selected to plan for the first social event of the current season.Obituaries J.Arthur Lacombe Funeral service was held Monday in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord in West- mount for J.Arthur Lacombe, a retired treasury officer of the Department of National Defence, who died Friday ir the Montreal General Hospital after a long illness.Mr.Lacombe was born in Alfred, Ont, and later moved to Ottawa where he was connected with the civil service for many years.He came \u2018to Montreal 27 years ago to join the treasury staff of the defence department.He served there until his retirement in 1958.Mr.Lacombe is survived by his wife, the former Janet Macdonald; a brother, Henri of Alfred, Ont.; and a sister, Rev.Louise Theresa of the Grey Nuns of the Holy Cross in Ottawa.Burial was in the Notre Dame Cemetery in Ottawa.Rolland Prefontaine A funeral service for Rolland Prefontaine, BSc, PEng, PhD, a well known figure is Montreal business and financial circles, was held at 9 a.m.Wednesday in St.Leo\u2019s Church, Westmount.He died Sunday at the age of 82.Mr.Prefontaine is the son of the late Hon.Raymond Prefon- taine, past mayor of Montreal and a minister of Sir Wilfrid Laurier\u2019s cabinet and the late Mrs.Hermantine Rolland (daughter of the founder of Rolland Paper Co.).He was educated at St.Mary's College and Ecole Polytechnique and was a member of Cercle Universitaire.Mr.Prefontaine was the founder and past president of Solex Lamp Company; past vice- president of Dupuis Freres Ltee; vice-president and director of La Societe d'Adminstration et de Fiducie, Montreal; a member of the Corporation Ecole Polytechnique and the Professional Engineers Association; and a life governor of Ste.Jeanne d\u2019Arc Hospital.He is survived by his wife, the former Marie Ange de Mar- tigny: two sons, Pierre and Jean, two daughters, Monique (Mrs.Roger DeSerres), and Raymonde (Mrs.T.Bienvenu): nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren.The body rested at his residence on 359 Kensington avenue in Westmount.Burial was at Cote des Neiges Cemetery.EE een For All Your eo PHOTO SUPPLIES eo PHOTOGRAPHY e PICTURE FRAMING ® Regular and Custom Photofinishing © ACME PHOTO Req'd.2 Stores to Serve You 4123 St.Catherine, W.WE.2.5709 4866 Sherbrooke St., W.HU.1-1989 ox ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmakers ONMMAN\u2019S JEWELLERS WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.T.H EMRW EASAT M OQU NT : ohh xarniner; MONTREAL, FRIDAY.OCTOBER 12, 1962 VOL.XXX, No.#1 PAGE THREE À { Richard B.Holden - Independent to run here Richard B.Holden is running in the provincial election as an independent candidate for West- mount-St.George.He is contesting the election of lan Anti-Nationalization platform, it was announced yesterday.René Levesque's present na- His decision to enter the elce- tionalization policy is but \u2018the tion is the result of the strong hin edge of the wedge\u2019 of so- (support of a large number Of cialism.16 is a threat to indivi | responsible citizens and his own gual liberty and a challenge \u2018firm convictions about the which can and must be met by | principle involved, he said.positive action.And 1 believe Cc .d that the time to act is now,\u201d onvince he continued.\u201cI am convinced,\u201d he said.Mr.Holden is expected to be \u2018that thousands of voters are \u201copposed by incumbent Liberal - \u2014 Po Dr I Pr erie LIRE un Ae gp, a TOT 4 CHANGE OF COMMAND: Le Régiment de Maisonneuve held a change of command ceremony at their Craig Street Armoury recently.Shown at left is Lieutenant-Colonel Pierre Charbonneau, CD, of West.mount, the retiring Commanding Officer, congratulating Lieutenant-Colonel J.C.Dubuc, CD, of the town of Mount Royal, the new Commanding Officer.Reddy Memorial launches expansion drive The Board of Directors of the Reddy Memorial Hospital last week announced | the appointment of the Hon.Dr.Gaspard Fauteux as general chairman of the Hospital\u2019s first capital fund campaign in 35 years.UN APPEL SUFFIT ler ou 2e hypothèque BALANCE DE VENTE SERVICE RAPIDE BANNANTYNE MORTGAGES 769-8581 Ist or 2nd Mortgages BALANCE OF SALE FAST SERVICE A CALL WILL BE SUFFICIENT Dr.Fauteux, a former Lieut- enant-Governor of the Province of Quebec.will head a volunteer organization to raise $1,500,00 by public subscription: towards the Hospital's $4,000.000 expansion and renovation program.Anticipated federal and provincial government grants of $1,500.000 and a $1,000,000 bequest from \u2018 the estate of the late Percy Walters make up the balance of the money required.! Public appeal dates for the Building Fund are November 19 to December 1.i Long study | The plan for expansion and renovation is the result of two years of study by the Hospital's Board.The present building, on Tupper street near the Atwater WE DELIVER IN WESTMOUNT REXALL 1¢ SALE CTOBER 18th to 27th Call Us For All Your Needs YOUR REXALL STORE HARTE'S DRUG STORE C.Maynard, propristor 5701 Sherbrooke St.West 484-8431 - 8432 ! treal.take-over of shareholder-owned industry by government.And tunity to voice their protest on November 14.7 | opposed to the principle of the Richard Iiyde, Speaker of the House.A National Union candidate \u2018they will welcome the oppor- has not as yet been nominated, but in 1960.Mr.Hyde was opposed by Murray Hayes, È \u2014\u2014 Lee 02 ! bus terminal, was opened 35] years ago.Today, virtually every department of the hospital is operating under extremely diffi- cuit conditions, due to lack of space and facilities.| The Building Program provides for comstruction of a new | .eight-storey east wing, enlarge- | ment of the central wing and a | building addition to the west along Tupper street, together with extensive internal modification and rehabilitation of services in existing facilities.| Included in the provisions of i the Building Program are: @ A new out-patient department, large enough to allow for! a 50 percent increase in out-; patient service, | @ A separate and fully-equip- | ped emergency department with an enclosed ambulance station, designed to meet the needs of the emergency area allocated to the hospital by the City of Mon- @ Construction of new surgical operating rooms, radiology department, central sterile supply area.physiotherapy department, pharmacy, dietary department, laundry and other basic services.@ Establishment of an importait new service for the hospital \u2014 a self-contained psychiatric unit @ An increase of approxi- (Contiaued on page 14) NEED À CAB! 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More than 125,000 Canadians are already making their dreams come true through Investors Syndicate, and a plan can be tailored to suit your specifie needs, Start now to build a substantial cash reserve for your future.See your Investors man .» your best friend financially, MAURICE G.JACQUES Region Manager 5030 Sherbrooke W.HU.1-0215 a Investors syndicate CANADA, LIMITED Head Office: Winnipeg + Offices In Principal Cities The Westmount Examiner, Friday, October 12, 1962 4 EL LE arniner Berving the CHy of Westmount since 1908 Ex Heod Office: 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 29 Classified Advertising (To 8:30 p.m.Mon., Tues.& Wed.Only) HU.1-045) Editorial Department \u2014 Accounting Department Circulation Dept.\u2014 Display Advertising Hu.1-2771 John W.Sencton, President ond Publisher Hugh E McCormick, Choirmon Vince Rowe, News Editor Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Menoger The Examiner aims le be an independent, clean mewspaper for the bome, devoted (le publie service, Mall subscriptions: $2.30 per year: $1 20 half year.Five cents a copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, Quebec Newspapers Association.Authorized us Second Clase Mall by the Post Office Depatrtinent, Ottawa.and for payment of postage in cash.WE SAY Prevention of fire concerns everybody THs is Fire Prevention Week.a period set aside annually by fire chiefs, fire marshals and underwriters to remind everyone of the dangers and terrible losses in life and property caused by fires.Like water, fire is a good friend.to man when under control but his deadly enemy when that control is lost.We would like to suggest, and we certainly make no cldim\u2019 to be original, that Fire Prevention Week should be marked every week.There is \u2018good reason for this \u2014 the tragic toll During the past decade in Canada, for instance, some 5,500 persons were killed by fire; 16,000 others were permanently scarred or maimed; and material damage reached the staggering amount of more than $1,000,000,000.Material damage can be repaired and losses replaced \u2014 but nothing can restore a lost life, most of which occurs among the very young and the very old.And it is ironic that most fires, fatal and otherwise, are caused by carelessness.In brief, somebody goofed in most cases.There is another aspect of Fire Prevention Week which rarely gets any mention \u2014 the heroic role played by firemen 24 hours a day every day of the vear, These men perform an essential public service.We salute them! > 20 5 You SAY Thanks expressed fo Mayor, Council Mayor J.C.Cushing Sir, On behalf of the residents in the area St.Cath- erine-Park Place who signed the petition to have traffic tights installed at this spot, I have been asked to convey to Your Worship and the Aldermen of the City of Westmount, their heartfelt thanks and gratitude for the safety provided residents crossing here since the installation of traffic lights, On behalf of parents whose children are still attending school, 1.have been asked to thank you for the extra safety still provided daily in this area by Policewoman, Mrs.Thomas.Would you also convey our thanks to: City Councillor C.H.Drury, Commissioner of Public Safety, who read the .motion to have the lights, installed, at a meeting of the city council: City Manager Norman Dawe, who kept us informed by mail and by telephone of the progress of the whole project.For all the effort and careful deliberation on the part of the City of Westmount to provide safety at this crossing point, Valentina Rahr, Westmount, Que.By the v way.HERE, THERE AND EVERYWHERE 731 BRACE-PLUG TWISTERS came out yesterday because a wedge-turner struck à match on the breeches of one of them, \u201cONLY A MAN in the throes of alchoholic excess,\u201d said a Wivelstoke magistrate, \u201cwould bore a hole in his hat and hang it on his nose.\u201d THE GREEN WHISKERS of a Tunbridge Wells actuary were found to be watercress pasted on to his cheeks.DOMESTIC QUESTION HY are the wives in what are so delightfully called \u201cthe lower income brackets\u2019 always written about as housewives?nobody ever says.\u2018\u2018l\u2019Il bring my housewife and house- children on Wednesday.\u201d It would be amusing to read of a film-star's fifth housewife, or to be told that a certain peer \u2018\u2019entered the room, preceded by his housewife and her housemother.\u201d CR NME WC .THEY SAY Few men progress, except os they are pushed olong by events.\u2014E.W.Howe Local resident recalls the monster of 1916 Sir: 1 Just finished reading the copy of The Examiner (last week) and the story of \u2018The Monster of 1916.Well it set me back thinking to ponder if this item of war was a Monster, Why 1 say this, is because J was a soldier of the British Army for a considerable number of years, and spent 16 months of my time with the Royal Tank Corps, therefore 1 saw those so-called monsters.Around 1926, I was allowed to transfer to them from an infantry regt.and spent the first five months at the Regimental Depot of the RTC, which was then, and is still, in a very pleasant part of Dorsetshire known as Bovington Camp.There they had, and have since increased, the Tank Museum.This is a place at Bovington that has well-kept originals of the complete sets of Tanks, that have been in use with the British Army, and also others that were captured from the enemy.Bovington also now has its own technical school of Tank Warfare, known as the School of Tank Technology.Taught .history I have been a school instructor during my army life.and was always interested in military history.and the RTC, has a very unusual .history, To start with, thé form of fighting vehicles, which is another name for a Tank, Was carried out, way back in the days of ancient history, as the warriors of those days used to place sharp knives on the wheels of their chariots and charge through their enemy's, cutting them to ribbons with the knives.When the first tanks were in formation, the name of the unit was then known as the Heavy Machine Gun Corps.and the cap badge was in the form of crossed machine-guns.Later, when it was decided that they would be a surprise unit, it was a job to hide these great massive bits of iron, and they were readied, and placed on railway trucks and simply covered with tarpaulins, these tarpaulins were stencilled with the following words.\u201cTANKS WATER FOR USE IN RUSSIA\", This was to put off any spies that the Germans may have had and who may have got onto the secret.This is where the present world-wide fighting name got its origin, (TANKS WATER).During the First War, it is a well-known fact that these same tanks saved France and the Allies.At Cambria, around 1917.they went against the Hindenburg-Line, and as the Germans had made their trenches a few feet wider than the length of the tanks, so a TANKIE came up with the idea of each tank carrying its own \u201cbridgework\u2019\u201d to make the crossing easier.This was done by a simple large bundle of faggots, thal were strapped to the top of the tank, and when it reached the line, simple let it fall into the trench.This defi- nately broke the hearts of the German soldier of that day.Top honors For this effort.te help save France, the French Government gave the Tank Corps an honor that was a first in the British army, and its custom is still carried out to this very day.To start with, the French gave the Tank Corps a citation of the French Croix de Guerre, and also later it permitted the use of the beret to be worn by all members of the Corps.Around 1924, this strange headgear came into use, and the Tank Corps were always proud to wear the same headgear, as did one of the famous and craek regiments of the French Army.This same type beret was later worn by all regiments of the British and also Canadian Army, the difference being the colors of the hats to suit the branch of the army using them.At present both armies are wearing the older form of the peak Forrage cap, but not so the Armoured units; they still retain their BERETS.As we mentioned, the armoured units: Well, at one time they were all mounied on horses, at first were using armoured and as the Tank Corps got bigger.so they took in the Cavalry units, and the same Cavalry units are all part of the Royal Armoured Corps.sR HH X \u2014Word Puzzle AOROSS \u20181, Twentieth part of 8.Participle a ream ending 6.In this place 4.Cheer 10.Near the 5.Builds ulna 6.Exclama- 11.Admit tion frankly 7.Eft 12, Chuckled, 8.Ramble but louder 9.Pitcher 14.Evening: poet.as of 15.Half em nations 16.General 13.Owing killed at Little 18.River into Big Horn the Seine 18.Girl's name 20, Oriental 20.Footfall coin 21.Estimates 23.Am.inventor [I [a 27.Citified 28, Salt-water food fish 29.Ogled 30.Foam, as boiling liquid $1.\u201cChild of the Sun\u201d 33.His: Fr.34.Frankness 37.Sun god 38.Chop 39.One of the Apostles 43.Strike with the hand 46.Singer \u2014\u2014 Callas 46.Japanese monastery .47.Talk: sl, DOWN 1.Dilemma 2.Eskimo knife 26.Teeter 28.Aral, 12.Association, 17.Ear of grain 32.\u2014\u2014 de 34.Throw 35.Rod for «+ |s 7 In Montreal we have the Royal Canadian Hussars, they were a former cavalry regiment, but are using tanks, and also are very proud of their berets wheeled cars; now there are very few wheeled cars, but have the Royal Canadian Hussars, they were a former cavalry regiment, but are using tanks, and also are very proud of their berets.The regimental colors of the RTC is BROWN, RED & Green.Meaning: \u2018Through mud, and blood, and into the the green fields beyond\u201d.Not many regimental colors of any Regiments, shows such a fine motto.Before 1 close, 1 must say that the Australian soldier of the 1914-1918 War was not for a long time fond ef the tanks, reason being that as the ground of the battle fields were bad with snow, and mud, large numbers of the Australians were found marching behind the nicely packed ground that the tank- tracks had made, and in this way suffered several casualties from well placed enemy rifles and guns.When I left the Regimental Depot 1 was posted to the 5th Battalion, and was put in the tank crew of a tank known as No.E36.(All units .then had, the letter to denote the * Battalion.) This - same E 36 was a \u201cphantom\u201d tank, as it did not arrive ill\" just before I was re-sent back to (Continued on page si [>] 2] © D £ a EM < 151 Ou 12181 for one 30.Goes 36.Akin sl, 40.Faucet 41.Three: prefix 42.Hasten 44.Father: collog.plume wheel s |» 1 SAY! Roger Pickeldorf was looking over some small foreign cars last week.\u201cThe trouble is, he said, that by the time you con finally offord them, you con no longer fit into them.\u201d \u2014 Frank Mack CRT a feo pA SEPA TSI.ES Air force vets pe ot SOLID, SAFE, SECURE Why let market fluctuations | worry you?Make your savings | plan bus Season BP e ace solid, safe, secure.| The Westmount Rotary Club Invest in Chartered Trust Wednesday heard a talk by the prar of the 306 Maple Leaf Wing of the Royal Rev.Clifford Evans on \u201cThe GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES j Canadian Air Force Association held its October meeting Canadian Peace Research In- and earn Wednesday evenin s stitute.\u201d y g in the mess of 401 Squadron, 4450 The Institute is a recently- Sherbrooke street west.; .formed group spread through- Frank Normand, an executive of Imperial Tobacco out the western world for the and a veteran of RCAF service in World War II.was the purpose of studying, in a busi- guest speaker.uess-like manner, possible O Mr.Normand, incidentally, \u2014 mors ee mothods te ad 1d peace.did not speak on RCAF service, | been set for Saturday.Decem- cluded John Doidge.Steve but on leaf tobacco, with which! per 1, and will be held in the Spire.Frank Starr and Denis he has been associated since! Grand Salon of the Queen Eli- White graduation from the University\" zabeth Hotel.Cost for this oc- It was also announced that of Montreal in 1928.casion will be $12.50 per couple.the public speaking course, un- he excutive of the Wing has aj Marshal Dunlap.Chief of der the guidance of Ted Har- planned a busy schedule of ac- the Air Staff, is patron, and is; rison will get underway at St.tivities.starting with an invita-' expected to attend with his wife.Leo's today.So far, 46 have tion to attend a 10th anniver- registered for the course.com- | sary celebration at College Mili- \u2014 TT regis ç 21 last ye taife Rovale this Sunday.pared with ast year.Meetings C ou rt Local resident .Cio mre ; scheduled (Continued from page a Wednesday team captains of the Infantry.Reason why it the lottery, Operation Seven de ses was called the phantom was } Seas, will meet at the mess, and that it was the first tank that ; Thursday the hospital visiting had WIRELESS placed in it.committee will visit Ste.Anne's Nobody in 1927 ever Military Hospital.show thought thal a wireless sel Friday.October 26, is the date : would work inside so much set for the annual Hallowe'en metal.But it did, and all are dance and social evening, set for i now equipped with radios.8:30 p.m.in the mess.dro Communication before this | Social committee chairmen was done by either flags, or INTEREST Bruce lackett and Nor oel i a set or arms up on the side .say eke is a of the tanks: eed the same Issued in sums of $500 to $50,000 for a | will be given.and the fee is ai Municipal court cases in West- way as semaphore in the term of 3 to 5 years, according to your i nominal $1 per persom.! mount to the end of August this: Navy.choice.Interest paid June 30 and December 31.i The annual dinner dance has | year have dropped to less than .The present day tank > / halt of what they were the pre- nown as t entution.an vious year, city officials said this is a mighty piece of ma- CHARTERED TRUST E week.chinery along side of the 1312 Greene Ave, Westinount (just north of Western Ave.) | At the end of August, 1961, 1916 Tank.but like all things : Ï 11.23% cases were noted: this: O% earth they had to have ; r- \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 = ) | vear the figure is 468.start, and the 1916 tank | | CHARTERED TRUST COMPANY ! The same drop holds true for Oe ne would a ir ype ! 1312 Greene Ave., Westmount (just north of Western Ave.) ! i court tickets, 4,084 this year com- f 18 ; ing machine.trom i } I Pi send me: i F ; ; former steeving, by use of | ase me: 1 i pared with 10.238 last year, and! outside wheels that were | []Bookiet containing information on Guaranteed Invesiment Cortificates.| .\\traffic .offences, 4.550 against ; ; | ; | 11.102.| used amp at sen ta ee | [1 Guaranteed Investment Certificates to the value ol | Paver [its course by moving dd vee forwbich enclose chee ! tvalfic rudder.To the present doy | i : i cases use of stopping the action of | Name Co I its track.to move into an-! | (Puasteneÿ { Traffic police report that this other direction.| Co year 763 court cases were made.One could write fur hours | TT WE 10.11.62 compared with 1,025 last year; on this famous Regiment.| L=>22\u2014000\u20140\u20140\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee ee me | 670 radar cases against 96.| But ! think that I have said A Cautions, though, increased to.enough to show you that it § Nia | 2.379 this year from 1,893 for the ; is not exactly a MONSTER, - _ Les A F you're in the doghouse \u2019 same period last year.unless it can be called a | One of these days The report indicated that, while: loveable one, | | Remember that subtlety the regular police may be find- S.A.SEARR.| | Always pays.ing their job easier.parking in- _\u2014 ; spectors were much more busy.° i JOHN WATSON giving out 7.760 parking tickets WMA Traffic so : to the end of August this year, (Continued from page 1» | Savin ! LIMITED compared 7.056 with 7,056 last year.ters from Westmount citizens, £, \u2019 .investigates a complaints : | PLUMBING À HEATING and maintains a constant in- | instant colour, f ul I terest in the welfare of the .J .CONTRACTORS Collection community.president R.W.telephone kitchen i DAY AND NIG! v Coristine pointed out.Service and Quotation | Westmounters elected to the convenience: extension ! on request ! Executive give freely of time 1359 GREENE AVENUE ! and energy, act as liaison between citizens and City Coun.! WE.5-4689 ! cil and represent the whole ; | scope of the Westmount Muni- ! N OWN | cipal Association and its act- ; | ive interest in the community.| 7 5 Westmounters this year \u2014 to: Your Red Cross reminds all ri n Ir the end of July.at least \u2014 have | boat-owners to keep clear of thrown away more garbage than\u2018 swimming areas, If you're forced | ng A FINE PLACE TO DINE in the corresponding period last (5 come in to a dock where | FULLY LICENSED year, but city officials say that Swimmers are scattered about, the cost to them of doing it is do so at a ver y slow speed.Don't | charcoal steak house less.eh Wd of July, there endanger the lives of others.\"| 3 v the enc 0 , water-wise.seafood - cocktail lounge were 454,861 collections, total- 4 ¢ ht Enqui bout 3 + ling 6.081 tons, removed at a|\u2014 \u2014 ~~ \u2014\u2014 - \u2014 quire about our Banque cost of $76.395.or slightly less | rr Er Ba de are D IAL R DIO NEWS 60 Er The cost of operating the dis- BUSINESSMEN: S posal plant has also dropped | F LUNCHEONS from $3.29 per ton to $2.77 ton in the same period.aa\" ae\" ee\" Ï : The first law courts opened in I j' Children's Menu the New World were established ; Li EXCELLENT PARKING at Trinity, Newfoundland, by Sir : Richard Whitbourne in 1615.| 8105 DECARIE BLVD.Of Canada\u2019s 307 radio and tele- ho - N OF CANADIAN MARCONI » Phone 735-1601 vision stations, 259 are privately- A ogion of CO company owned and 48 are state-owned.2961 \"71 1390420 \u2018Appif \u2018soujwinxy Junouusom ayy G The Westmount Examiner, Friday, October 12, 1962 6 SPRAY YOUR ELM TREES PROTECT THEM FROM DUTCH ELM DISEASE vw VVC VOY VV VOY VV VOYY | This week in Westmount By VALENTINA RAHR \u2018It is useless to try to sel up a mulii-racial society in Africa today.was the opinion voiced by Dr.Dale C.Thompson in an address to the Montreal Branch of the Royal Commonwealth Society at Victoria Hall last Thursday.Attempts (to fail Prof.Thompson is giving the only French course on the Commonwealth in Canada at VV VV VV VVV VY VV VV PVP VV IVY VY VY VVV vrovry owe Alex.S.Keiller, Cote St.Antoine road, first vice-presi- dent of the Royal Commonwealth Society, chaired the meeting.e LU Military Whist For the first time since its inception the Royal Montreal Regiment, Sergeant's Mess Ladies Committee is sponsoring a Military Whist Evening to be held on Friday at 8 p.m.couver to the Maritimes at the Laurentien Hotel, Mezzanine floor for the month of October , , .Morley Calvert, in charge of music at West- mount High for many years, now heading up the Valois School music department .Mr.Stratton, gym instructor and history teacher at West- mount High recovering from surgery .City of West- mount Recreation Department issuing new identification to residents using swimming pool, skating rink.and tennis courts, A single admittance card bearing a photo of the owner, will cover all activities ., .Oct- cover all activities .Card applications may be made at the Artificial Ice Rink from October 9 to October 31, Monday to Friday 12 noon to 8 p.m.Prices per Tree \u2014 Dormant Sprays the University of Montreal at 4625 St.Catherine west.At to 1 p.m.Proceeds from Misti Hydrauli Prof.Thompson sai attempts least forty door prizes are a ball, \u201cGaiete Grecque\u201d rng ycrautie such as the one now being being prepared fer the lucky scheduled to take place on Fri- Trunk Dia.(Front Trees) {Rear Trees) made ety up a players.day evening at the Windsor multi - rac ; 0 ; ; Under 3\" $0.55 $0.60 bound to fail., Committee members organ- pot pein Ye \u2014\u2014 peer \u2019 \u2019 *\u201cThe British government has izing the event are as follows: ford.444 Argyle \u2018avenue.is a 3.8 $0.75 $0.90 understood this very well, and president, Mrs.D.Watkins; S ., 2008 : ; Montreal Branch director and \u201c on $1.00 $1.35 its policy in the former colo- vice president, Mrs.B.Whea- a member of the Advisory 6 - \u2019 \u2019 nies is to cushion the shock as ton: secretary, Mrs.N.Eas- Council of the Toronto Wom- 9° - 42\" $1.35 $1.70 much as possible for both or refreshments.Mrs.0.en's Committee, of the Guild 12\" - 18\" $1.45 $2.25 Africa and Europe.\u201d he con- ot rage charge 9 .King\u2019s School js sixty five tinued.\u201cThe British govern- tickets, Mrs.E.Laney.Please years old this year.Fifteen 15° .16° $2.50 $2.95 ment is already committed to phone FE.4-8506 for reserva- years ago a fiftieth anniver- Over 18\u201d Individual quotation a Black Africa did not mean sary celebration of the school Minimum charges per property in conjunction with contracts for your Municipality $5.00 Otherwise $8.00 Both misting and hydraulic machine are \u2018a must\u201d for this service and we have them, the end of the white man\u2019s influence, however, he pointed out.The white man could often be of more influence as am equal than as a superior.The sovereign African government asks for many kinds of assistance: for engineers.leachers.agriculturists and economists.Goodwill to whites Artist Freda Pemberton Smith, exhibiting about thirty oils and many small sketches of Canadian scenes from Van- was held.To mark the occasion a huge birthday cake was cut up, and every pupil was given a piece.Winter program begins at 'Y\u2019 Boys and girls are meeting tional specialist.During the \u201cThere is.\u201d Prof.Thompson said, \u2018a very healthy reserve of goodwill toward the white race in Africa, and perhaps, more important, a desire to emulate European ways and methods.\u201d er > hi si .te srpice\u201d\u2019 .The Reliable Company with a complete Tree Servic new staff at the Westmount summer Cathy was Craft Direc- Y.M.C.A.as the winter youth !'tor and Assistant Director of program gets underway.The the Westmount YMCA\u2019's Sum- former Youth Department |mer Fun Club.stenographer, Miss Janet Pickford, was recently married to Robert Sallery (also an old \u201cY\u201d staff member).Replacing Janet is Miss Lise Beaudoin.(C(ANADIAN Suave Tree Service LUTED A native Montrealer, John Rogers is a fourth year student at Sir George Williams University.John has the highest swimming award obtainable Africa except to say he could| John Rogers is responsible for from the YMCA \u2014 the Exam- not bring himself to accept all youth swim periods.Miss |iner\u2019s certificate.He was in segregation as a political or Cathy Cronin is responsible for charge of the Dixie Swimming Dr.Thompson did not want ! to make moral judgments of | the attitudes of whites in HU.9-6811 77 Montreal-Toronto Blvd.Lachine, P.Q.| philosophical concept.several Adult Physical Pro-| Pool in Lachine during the | grams.the Girls Leader Corps |summer.Previously John \"and the Craft Department.worked at the Lachine-Dorval | Lise Beaudoin is a native YMCA for two years.Montreal .Si attended ; FERTILIZERS \u2014 SEEDS \u2014 GARDEN TOOLS | age and has \u2018Old\u2019 staff .Teachers\u2019 College and has re- | A : Moss Dudgeon.Physical Di- ; T George Williams Business| | .; D U C H B U L B S | School.Lise is bilingual which rector: Ron Watt, Youth and 3 Community secretary and Doug- ! \"cently graduated from Sir \u201cis an important asset.She was pu la leader with the Girl Guides las Harland, Youth Membership FOR EVERYTHING N TULIPS, DAFFODILS, HYACINTHS, ETC.for tree years.aces\" af they\" Moss is be- GARDENING EVERGREENS, SHRUBS, TREES, FLOWERS, || RCAF specialist |&nning his second year and NEEDS INSECTICIDES, POTS, FUNGICIDES | Cathy Cronin hails from Galt, Westmount Branch.SPRAYERS, PEAT MOSS, WEED KILLERS |i the \u201cSenior Leader Corps in Branch im Mey 1961.He ie à | Galt for a number of years.| second year Sir George Wil- University student and ; Cathy has been with the RCAF : liams ; SHREDDED GARDEN SOIL (for three years as a recrea- works part time for the YMCA.FLAGSTONES, ROCK GARDEN STONES, oo CEMENT, GRAVEL, SAND, ETC.GOLF MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES JACK VINCELLI'S CENTER CENTER A DEPARTMENT OF JACK VINCELLI LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR LTD.5803 WESTMINSTER NORTH CITY OF COTE ST.LUC, QUEBEC HUnter 8-5301 HUnter 8-5279 | FREE DELIVERY ROYAL BANK 4 (Established since 1909) | CANADA SAVINGS BONDS Buy yours now, by tnstolments or for cosh; of ony bronch of the\" Royol & ren D \u2018 mill's (i 4 Ee 2 Woofers and Tweeters Lingo for sound hounds By Giveon Cornfield Next time your audiophile friend says something like \u201cMy amplifier has a tendency toward intermodu- lation distortion in the midrange.\u201d following glossary will help you innocent bystanders to understand Hifinese.AM \u2014 Abbreviation for Amplitude Modulation, the \u201cstandard\u201d method of broadcasting, The signal is transmitted by varying the amplitude \u2018or height» of the sound carrying waves (in FM, it is the frequency of the wave that's varied).AFC \u2014 Short for automatic frequency control.a special circuit built into better FM receivers designed to correct in accuracy in tuning and tendency to drift.Attenuation \u2014 reduction of an electrical current (opposite of amplification), Amplifier \u2014 an electronic device which increases the strength of electrical impulses without modifying them.Baffle-a speaker partition that keeps the sound waves from the back of the speaker from interfering with those in front.Cartridge \u2014 a device which converts the mechanical energy (generated by the stylus moving in the record grooves! into electrical impulses.Coaxial \u2014 usually refers to two speakers mounted on the same chassis, with the tweeter inside the larger woofer.Crossover \u2014 a filtering device which separates the high and low frenquencies delivered by the amplifier and sends them to separate speakers.Distortion \u2014 the alteration in any way of the sound that is to be produced.Harmonic distortion is that which changes the relationship of the sound to sounds derived from it (harmonics\u2019.Inter- modulation distortion creates new and undesirable sounds from the interaction of two correct sounds.Feedback\u2014Acoutiscal feedback occurs when vibrations: from the speaker affect the operation of a record player or amplifier.Electrical feedback is an amplifier utilising a later stage of output, feeding it back into an earlier stage.Flutter \u2014 A rapid fluctua- tion in the speed of a turntable or tape vecorder.FM see AM.Frequency \u2014 The number of cycles per second completed by the sound wave.Gain \u2014 The degree of amplification achieved from the input signal by an amplifier.measured in decibels.Impedance \u2014 \"The resistance to current flow, measured in Ohms, Multiplex \u2014 Transmission of two or more signals on the same FM carrier wave, Phase \u2014 In each cycle of a sound wave, the air is first compressed.then rarefied.Two speakers are in phase when they compress simultaneously.Roll-Off \u2014 compensation for the distortion introduced \u2018into recordings to overcome surface noise.Transient Response \u2014 A measurement of how well a sound system responds to rapid changes in volume and frequency of sounds.Tweeter \u2014 A small speak-\u2019 er designed to reproduce | only high frequency sounds.Woofer \u2014 A large speaker designed to reproduce low frequencies.Wow \u2014 Fluctuation of pitch in a turntable or tape recorder that is turning at below correct speed.Hospital auxiliary to meet October 17 Mrs.A.W.Myers, president of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital of Montreal will preside at the monthly meeting to be held in the auditorium of the Nurses\u2019 Residence, Northcliffe avenue.Wednesday.October 17 at 2 p.m.Mrs.E.D.Johnson, chairman of the service group.would welcome new members to make surgical dressings every second and fourth Wednesday of the month from 10 a.m.till 2 p.m.i Members may take a lunch and tea will be served.CHART OF THE PIONEER Bookshelf\u2019 Hi-Fi Speakers MODEL | SPEAKERS LENGTH! 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| changing the name at the same , time we can kill the proverbial two birds with one stone,\u201d Mr.McGregor said.\u201cGreene avenue has been good to us and we have no intention of relaxing our efforts\u2019 Same owners, agency alters name but in Westmount, It will remain | have noticed a change in the our main office and will be fully staffed with agents who have become well known among the residents of this district.In fact, far from decreasing in size.our Westmount facilities will be enlarged and we expect it to be an exciting place of business.Call HU.1-0451 for your Classified Ads = | | [ | I I I I J | I | = es ee) CE ee = = ee SE EE EE = EE SVT) GUARANTEED TE OK JUN WS Principal and Interest Guaranteed Interest Paid Semi-annually by Cheque Crown Trust Company Î 393 St.James St.W., Montreal, VI.2-8362 Lee em em ee meme ee EE EEC EEE EEE EE EE EE Ce EE EE EE EE EE ES EEE L © 13 ROOMS © 2 CAR GARAGE FOR SALE ® 3/2 BATHS Fine Westmount Home © 11,000 FT.OF LAND ® FRONTING MURRAY PARK PRICE *85,000 CALL: MRS.D.LEWIS, RE.8-4966 Frank A.Norman & Co.Ltd.1255 Laird Bivd., Town of Mount Royal MEMBER MONTREAL REAL ESTATE BOARD RE.1-6817 7961 \u2018ZL 1390430 \u2018Abpisg \u2018soujwoxg Junoussap ay) L The Westmount Examiner, Friday, October 12, 1962 8 ANGLICAN _ \"TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerable RB.Kenneth Naslor, D.D.Rector ev.Canon F.LL.Whitley, M.A, Hon.Assistant Peter W.A.Davison, M.A, Ansislant Rev.Mr.Grorge E.Chubb, F.ROC.O., F.A.G.0.Orxanist and Choirmaster 17th Sunday Alter Trinity Sunday, October 14th 800 aan.Holy Communion 1015 an.Sentor Depattment 15:00 aim.Mattins Preacher Rev, Peter W.A Davison 11:00 aan.Nursery, Kindeikarten, Primary and Junior Departments 7 30 ban Evensong Preacher: The Rector 8:30 pn.T'arish Forum TUESDAY.OCTOBER 16th 6.00 pan.Holy Conununion WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17th 700 um Haly Communion THURSDAY, OCTOBER Ith St Luke the Evangelist 10:00 oom.Holy Communion Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay HARVEST FESTIVAL Sunday, October 14th 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 10:1 am.Maltins (Sad) 11:00 4am.Sunday School H:0U son.Solemn Eucharist 7.00 pm Evensong Weekdays; Holy Eucharist 7:00 a.m.Tuesday.Thursday 8:00 ain Friday #40 4m Wednesday ALL ARE WELCOME \u201cST, MATTHIAS' CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.J.N.Doidge, B.A., L.Th.Rev.Reginald Hollis, M.A., B.D., Sunday, Oclober 14th HARVEST THANKSGIVING 17th Sunday After Trinity 8:00 a.m.8:30 am.Holy Communion Holy Communion and Sermon Preacher: The Rector Pre and Post Confirmation Classes Mattins with Sermon Preacher: The Rector Evensong with Sermon Preacher.Rev, R, Hollis Following Evensong, the Choir will return to the Sig Compline Wednesday, October 17th 16:00 am.Holy Communion THURSDAY, OCTOBER (#th ST.LUKE'S DAY 5:45 nan.Holy Communion Organist and Choirmanter: Norman W.Hurrle, A.R.C.O,, ARCM., F.T.CL.UNITARIAN 7 The Unitarian \u2018Church Of Montreal CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) 10:30 am.11:00 a.m, 7:30 pm men of the Church to Minister: Rev.Leonard Mason, B.A, B.D Sunday, October 14th 11 00 aan.\u201cFacing Our Fears\" 11:00 5m.Church School and Kindergarten meet in Unitarian House.Organist and Director of Music: Donald Mackey, Mus.B.; 7:30 pam.i | | | BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST PRESBYTERIAN STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount and Victoria Aves.Rev, Scarth MacDonnell, B.A, B.D.Minister Sunday, October 14th 11:00 am.Public Worship 11:15 a.m.Church Schools DORIS KILLAM A.R.T.C, L.Mus.(MoGill) Organist and Choir Director MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 349 Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A, B.D, Minister 10:00 4m.Church School 11:00 a.m.Public Worship The Sacrament of The Lord's Supper The Minister will preach.Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster AN are Cordially Welcome.UNITED DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Bivd.and Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.RH.Douglas Smith, B.A., B.D, D.D.Rev.Roy P.Stafford, B.A, B.D.Mrs.Holly E.Davidson WORLD COMMUNION SUNDAY Sunday, October 14th 11:00 #.m.Worship Reception of New bers.Sermon: \u201cOneness In Christ.Evening Worship and Communion.Sermon: \u2018The Gateway of Knowing\u201d and Communion, Mem- Rev, R, Douglas Smith.D.D.preach- : ing «t both Services.8:30 p.m.Young People and Young dults.Organist and Choirmaster: Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.ALL WELCOME Westmount Park- Emmanuel & Calvary (Cor.Lansdowne and Western Aves.) Minister: Rev.Callum Thompson, C.D., BA.BD.Dir.of Christian Education: Miss Beatrice Maclean.R.N.M.R.E.Sunday, October 14th 11:00 a.m.Church School 11:00 aun.Holy Communion 7:30 p.m.Vesper Service Music Director Mr.Wayne Riddell, B Mus.St.Andrew's WESTMOUNTY (10) Cote St.Antoine Rd.near Argyle Ave.) MINISTERS Rev.Doniel M.Grant, B.A., D.D.Rev.Douglas Mouland, B.A.B.D.Miss Valerie Lewis, Dir.C, Ed.Miss Mary L.Blaikie, B.Music Sunday, October 14th 11:00 a.m.Annual Laymen's Service Sermon: \u201cPRESSING TOWARD THE MARK\", Speaker: Mr.R.A.Speirs, M.A.of Selwyn House School.\u201c Mr.Mouland \u201cTHE VISION THAT TRANSFORMS\", 7:30 p.m.10:00 a.m.Senior Bible Class 11:00 a.m.Church School.8:30 p.m.Young People's Union.VISITORS WELCOME Member Baptist World Alliance ond Canadion Baptist Federation\" Sherbrooke Street West ot Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Guest Preacher: Rev.Miles F.McCutcheon, D.D.Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johnston, B.A., D.D.Director of Music : Merchante E.Walls 11:00 a.m.7:30 p.m.\u201cTHE ROAD TO RICHES\" \u201cWHAT HOLDS PEOPLE TOGETHER\" 11:00 a.m.Church School Midweek Service, Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.Young People, Friday, 8:00 p.m.| Laymen's service planned The annual Laymen's Service will be held in St.Andrew's Church, Westmount, on Sunday morning.The service will be conducted by the president and members of the executive of \u201cThe Men of St.Andrew's\u201d \u2014 assisted by the minister, Rev.Dr.D.M.Grant, The address will be given by an outstanding layman, Robert A.Speirs, Headmaster of Sel- wyn House School, His message is entitled, \u2018Pressing toward the mark\u201d , , The Choir of the Church, directed by Miss Mary Blaikie, will sing appropriate selections, The Senior Bible Class will meet at 10 o'clock in the morning, and the Church School \u2014 all departments, including Crib Corner and Nursery will meel at 11.LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER Temporarily Worshiping al the \u201cth Day Adventist Church Corner of Western and Olivier Ave.Wm, C.Nolting.B.D., Pastor Wm.Hamel, Organist Sunday, October 14th 11:00 a.m.The Service CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF TRE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST.IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, October 14th 11:00 a.m.Sunday Schoo: 11:00 a.m.Church Service Lesson - Sermon Subject: \u201cARE SIN, DISEASE, AND DEATH REAL?\u201d Golden Text: Ephesians 2:4,5.God, who is rich in mercy, for his great | love wherewith he loved us, even | when we were dead in sins, hath | quickened us together with Christ, | thy grace ye are saved).EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting READING ROOM fn the Church Edifice: The public invited Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.2 to 4 p.m.: Wednesday, 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Cantor Otte O.Staeren; Miles Wisenthal, M.A,, Educational Assistant Victor McCorry, A.R.C.M.Organist and Choir Master.SUKKOTH SERVICES Friday Evening, October 12th at 8:15 p.m.Saturday Morning, October 13th at 10:30 a.m.Feast of Conclusion (Simchas Torah ind Consecration Services) Saturday Morning, October 20th .at 10:30 a.m.RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Upper School, Saturday Morning at 8:30 am.Lower School, Sunday Morning at 9:30 am.Daily Hebrew Classes Monday thru Thursday afternoon, commencing at 4 p.m.BROTHERHOOD OPENING DINNER MEETING Tuesday Evening, October 23rd at 6:30 o'clock.Speaker: Dr.Gerald Halpenny on \u201cThe Problem of Medicare\u201d.Reservations with Temple Office, WE.7-3578.YOUTH CONCLAVETTE Friday Evening, October 12th \u2014 Sun- \u2018day, October 14th, Temple Youth hosts to Temple Boston group.A weekend of study, worship and social program.OPENING SISTERHOOD SUCCOTH DESSERT LUNCHEON AND SOCIAL Tuesday afternoon, October 16th at 1 p.m.Grover Auditorium.Conven- lors: Mrs.\u2018 Bernard Isaacs and Mrs.Isidore H.Morrell.Reservations: Mrs.Hershell H.Lewis.WE.3.8468 or Temple Office, WE, 7-3575.Temple Emanu-el Sukkoth services planned tomorrow SUKKOTH SERVICES: Friday evening, October 12 at 8.15 p.m.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Heavens Declare The Glory of God.\u201d Saturday morning, 13 1030 am.sermon \u201cThanksgiving.\u201d Kiddush reception \u2014 the annual Sukkoth reception will be held after worship on Friday evening, October 12 in the Grover Auditorium.Members are cordially invited to meet in the Sukkah.The pupils of the Religious School and their parents will celebrate on Sukkoth morning, Saturday, October 13.CONSECRATION SERVICE: Pupils entering the Religious School for the first time and enrolled in the pre-Kindergar- ten, Kindergarten and Primary departments, will participate in a service of Consecration at the Shemini Atzereth and Simchas Torah Service, \u2018Saturday morning, October 20 at 10.30 a.m.They will be blessed for the Rabbi and presented with miniature Sefer Torahs.A reception in honor of the Conse- crants will follow the worship under the auspices of the Hhome and School.BOOK LOVERS\u2019 FORUM -\u2014 EIGHTEENTH SEASON: The Temple Book Lovers\u2019 Forum under the auspices of the Temple Sisterhood opens its 18th season Wednesday afternoon, October 24 at 2.30 p.m.The Rev.| Dr.Rudolph J.Berlis will be the guest reviewer.Season tickets are now to be obtained.General chairman of Forum \u2014 Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern; vice-chairman Mrs.Asher Gerstenfeld; membership \u2014 Mrs.Ivor Kursbatt; program \u2014 Mrs.Reuben Ginsberg; publicity \u2014 Mrs, Eugene Gardner: hospitality \u2014 Mrs.Abbey San- October koff: secretary \u2014 Mrs.Lloyd Sukkos.Davis; treasurer \u2014 Mrs.Maurice A.Schwartz.Price per season six lectures \u2014 $5.LARGE ATTENDANCE EXPECTED AT OPENING DINNER OF BROTHERHOOD: Dr.Gerald Halpenny, past-presi- dent, Canadian Medical Association, will speak at the Brotherhood dinner meeting, Tuesday evening, October 23, 6.45 p.m.on the theme \u201cProblems of Medicare.\u201d The meeting is open to the ladies.Reservations \u2014 Murray Des- kin, HU.4-2425.Chairman of program is William Hoffman.SISTERHOOD SUKKOTH DESSERT LUNCHEON AND SOCIAL: \u2018Tuesday afternoon, October 16 at 1.30 p.m.Grover Auditorium.Conveners \u2014 Mrs.Isidore H.Morrell and Mrs.Bernard Isaacs.Reservations \u2014 Mrs.Hershell H.Lewis, WE.3-5468 or Temple Office, WE, 7-3575.RELIGIOUS SCHOOL: The 1963 Confirmation Class is now fully organized with 30 candidates.This class, under the direction of Dr.Stern, meets regularly on Saturday mornings following the Junior Congregation Worship.The course is entitled \u201cThe Faith of Israel.\u201d Regular classes for High School, Saturday mornings at 9.30 a.m.Lower School, Sunday mornings at 9.30 am.Daily Hebrew School Monday through Thursday afternoons commencing at 4 p.m.In all departments of the Religious School, pupils are invited to build miniature Sukkos in observance of the Sukkoth feast, under the chairmanship of Reuben Ginsberg, LPh.Award of prizes will be given to all those who have built ticket for Cancer drive exceeds goal Andrew Armstrong, president, the campaign has always been of the Quebec Division of the | held in Montreal during the Canadian Cancer Society, announced this week that the So- cities many other throughout of April, and towns month ciety had exceeded the objec- ' Quebec did not hold their drives tive of its campaign by $10,257.53.i \u201cOur objective for the entire, province of Quebec was $550,- 000 and final receipts now total | PO the $560,257.53.That's more than | greater | been set at $550,000.Montreal two percent above our objective.Apart from being very gratifying, the results speak well for the dedicated and devoted service of the several thousand o volunteers who made possible the success of the campaign.It also speaks most highly for the\u2019 acceptance of the population generally of the achievements and the program of the Canadian Cancer Society.Mr.Armstrong explained the: delay in announcing the final - results of the 1962 appeal.While Special services | set for Sunday World Communion Sunday will be observed by the commencing of the 7:30 o'clock evening worship at Dominion Douglas.There will be a Communion Service both morning and evening.Dr.Smith's Sermons will be \u201cOneness in Christ\u201d and \u201cThe Gateway of Knowing\u201d.1962 fund raising unti] late in the summer, \u201cBut final returns are.now in and we are very pleased with i the results,\u201d the president said.The campaign objective for province, including the Montreal district had receipts amounted to $355,878.06 and receipts from the rest of the £0 province totalled $204,397.47 EW services are so greatly appreciated as the complete comprehensive service which we provide the bereaved ' | family.| DA Collins INC F.A.Nunns\u2014A.F.Willlames 8810 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount Baptist Interim minister named Rev.Miles F.McCutcheon, STM.DD, for 40 years Minister of First Baptist Church and now ' Minister Emeritus, will be the! Supply Preacher at Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday, Oct- | ober 14.and Interim Minister during November and December.Dr.McCutcheon, a graduate of Acadia University and Andover- Newton Theological Seminary, is a past-president of the Baptist Federation of Canada.The title of his sermon in the morning will be \u201cThe Road To Riches,\u201d and in the evening he will preach on, \u2018What Holds People Together.\u201d | The mid-week service at 8 p.m.; on Wednesday will be conducted | by the Deaconesses of the church, |! under the leadership of Mrs.F.R.Crawford.chairman of the: Board of Deaconesses.| i Superiority to he sermon topic Man's superiority over everything that would alienate him from God, good, will be emphasized at the services in the Christian Science churches this Sunday, in the reading of the week's Lesson-Sermon entitled \u2018\u2018Are Sin, Disease, and Death Real?\u201d Paul\u2019s healing ministry will be featured in the Bible selections, which will include his assurance to the Romans: \u201cFor I am persuaded, that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come, nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.\u201d Correlative citations from \u2018\u2018Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy will include: \u2018When the evidence before the material senses yielded to spiritual sense, the apostle declared that nothing could alienate him from God, from the sweet sense and presence of Life and Truth.\u201d Cameras urged - for Maine tour Fall foliage will be at its peak of color statewide during the next two weeks, a Department of Economic Development spokesman said here today.Bverett F.Greaton, .consultant to DED\u2019s Recreation Division, said foliage is \u201cspectacular\u201d along all of the \u2018highways throughout the state and should: continue for the next: two weekends.\u201cThe annual display of color is particularly lovely this year,\u201d Greaton said.\u201cRainfall, that plagued late summer visitors, has played an important part in the coloration.The moisture causes leaves to remain on their stems longer and thus colors are retained over an extended period before turning brown and falling.\" Greaton indicated that an increasing number of tourists are coming to Maine this Fall to view the foliage.Musical Sharps, Flats & Naturals By FRANCES GOLTMAN I.MEZZO WITH AMBITION.11.YPC (14th season) and YOUTH SERIES.' We have in our district a young singer with multiple talents.Huguette Tourangeau | has peronality, stage appeal and the ambition necessary , for a successful career.Chosen as one of the soloists by the Montreal Festivals Society in the impressive \u2018\u2018Vespers of the Blessed Virgin\" by Monteverdi.which was the opening major presentation, this in itself was an indication of her gifts.Her voice is a rich mezzo soprano.1 had noticed her in the television production of \u201cCarmen\u2019\u2019 by Bizet last year and thought her a very promising singer.Considering the above facts, Huguette Tourangeau would , be an interesting person to interview so 1 chose her for the first broadcast on October 3.Not only did 1 find her extremely charming but uncovered many other things that the public like to know.Her musical background began in Sherbrooke: she was born in Montreal but attended school there because an elderly relative was principal and it was in Sherbrooke at the age of 15 that her beautiful voice was discovered.She won first prize in \u2018Festival de la Jeunesse'' two years in succession.Huguette Tourangeau studies at the Conservatoire with Mrs.Ruzena Herlinger but continued her academic studies and has a second career at her fingertips (should she ever want to switch).She is a Bachelor of Education (Eco- le Pedagogique}).This corresponds to our BA course at McGill.When I enquired if there were any musicians in her family, we learned that two of her uncles were singers.Rene Tourangeau, a basso, sang at the Metropolitan Opera and his career ended when he died through an accident at the age of 24.His brother Lucien sang with the popular \u201cLes Varietes Lyriques\u201d.An- dree Desautels, editor of the JMC.paper, teaches History of Music at the Provincial Coinservatory.In her immediate family, they all play the piano and sing.Her two sisters are also destined for the arts, one is an actress, the other a ballerina.Huguette studies now with three singing teachers .Mrs.Herlinger (for the past seven years) for voice and lieder .French opera with Raoul Jobin and Italian opera with Dick Marzollo tthe teacher of Siepe) and has studied German Opera with Otto Wer- ter Muller.Knowing tha Miss Touran- geau has sung all types of music, 1 asked her what her favorite medium is .her answer .opera and her greatest ambition .to sing \u201cCarmen\u2019\u2019 on the stage.JI.YOUTH SERIES and YPC (14th season) Parents, teachers and friends can all help to guide to tastes of young people in the arts, sports and how to occupy their leisure hours.Some children choose things of interest without suggestions from others.Often younger members of families follow examples set by older brothers or sisters and friends .and a great number just sit and watch television without parental supervision, Only the extremely musical children do not have to be in-, troduced to this art \u2014 they, It grows ' like it immediately.on most young people when given in small doses and they become acquainted with the classics.This is the 14th season that | The Montreal Symphony Orchestra is giving Young People's Concerts.Dr.Wilfrid Pelletier.the founder and honorary conductor.has done a great service and every year there are new recruits among the very young.Six concerts will be held in the Montreal High School Auditorium with the following conductors : Zubin Mehta, Dr.Wilfrid Pelletier.Seiji Ozawa, Boris Brott and Lazlo Gati.Westmount YMCA 4585 Sherbrooke St.W.Offers SPECIAL Swim Instruction for Children 3-5 years of age For further information Complete this form and mail to the Westmount YMCA Use The Examiner Classifieds for Best Results Antoine s Art Gallery ANNUAL FALL SALE OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF FINE CANADIAN AND EUROPEAN PAINTINGS WILL BE OFFERED AT REDUCTIONS UP TO 50% DURING THIS SALE, WHICH WILL OPEN SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13th UNTIL OCTOBER 27th.IN ADDITION and in spite of possible remarks such as \u201cnot done\u201d of prestige\u2019 efc., we, believing there is a desire in every human being to take a sporting chance, we are going to have a FREE DRAWING FOR A $500.00 PAINTING \u2014 OF YOUR CHOICE \u2014 ON DECEMBER 15th.All purchasers of a picture (however reasonably priced) during the period October 13th until 3:00 p.m.on date of the draw will be eligible.number on your invoice, together with your Name, Address and Phone Number will appear on the entry form.The winner will be required to answer a qualifying question.939 Victoria Square UN.6-4095 , \"loss The (FREE PARKING) JOINT CAMPAIGN SABBATH has been designated by FIRST DAY OF SUKKOTH FRIDAY EVE, OCTOBER 12 - SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13 1962 JOINT CAMPAIGN for COMBINED JEWISH APPEAL, UNITED ISRAEL APPEAL and RESCUE & SURVIVAL FUND THE BOARD OF JEWISH MINISTERS and the SYNAGOGUE COUNCIL for the in support of the Z961 \"TL 3990420 'Aopuy 'Jounwpxy Junouwysam ayy 6 - The Westmount Examiner, Friday, October 12, 19462 10 in Nt st.mime.A A A\u201d A lo A LA Come in and see the beautiful rugs on display in our new west wing showroom and | broadioom boutique.GREGORY'S ame tr te \"ee \"a te Tr me tee Westmount WE.2-4277\u2014Evenings: RE, 8-4605 ; a el ll dt TP ladies committee new \u201ctea series The Ladies* Committee of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts is pleased to announce the inauguration of a new Wednesday afternoon tea series.Once a month there will be presented a musicale and on the other Wednesdays a member of the staff or of the recent program will con- duel those having tea on à tour 5 ol a special exhibition or of some aspect of the collection.I On Wednesday, October 17, at 3 pu Dr.Evan H Turner, Director of the Museum, will give : our very special A 5 - AUTUMN | 9 PERMANENT including .00 | 4 Haircut and *10 5 i: New Fall Styling HUnter 9-1233 Mrs.Swim, formerly Miss daughter of Mrs.Starke of Cap of Moncton, N.B.the tour and lecture in English on the current Dutch Contribution Exhibition.Miss Marie-Louise Funke, Supervisor of the Museum Edu-' cation Program, will also give the tour and lecture in French.| HRIRDRESSING 4891 Sherbrooke St.W.RUMMAGE SALE: The ladies auxiliary of the N.D.G.\u201cY\" is holding a rummage sale at 4335, Hampton avenue on Wednesday, @ctober 17 at | p.m.Added - + lattraction a nearly new section,\u2019 PES TS SL ES CS amar Se - AIR CONDITIONED AA A A A a ASIA, i bai WV Vr vr vVVvVVVvvvew vvvvvevl * Interesting Lamps x Custom-Made Shades x Unusual Gifts La Contessa Inc.Sherbrooke at Royal HUnter 8-4322 VU VV VV VV VV VV VV V VV VV VVYVVewVY ALA AAAAALAALMAAALMAAMAANMALMAAMAAAAAAALN [ad (YY VY VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVY THE EXAMINER : 9 $ oe ORIENTAL RUG CO.; MR.AND MRS.WENDELL WAYNE SWIM, whose marriage took place recently at St.John's United Church, Moncton, M.B.Roberta Aundrea Starke, is the Chat, Que., and the late Major Robert Andrew Starke, and niece of Miss Sarah G.E.Starke of Westmount.Mr.Swim is the son of Mr.and Mrs, W, S.Swim Concert Society The Concert Society of the Jewish People's Schools, 5170 Van Horne avenue, wili resume the annual lecture series today at 8 p.m.at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Balinsky.4850 Mira road.The speaker of the evening will be Mr.Stanley Lewis, well- known Canadian painter and sculptor who will talk on \u201cDirect Impressions of Art.\u201d In addition Barbara Cassack, winner of last year\u2019s Musical Competition will offer a number of piano renditions.According to a statement by Mrs.J.Elkin.chairman of the lecture series, \u201cthe Jewish People's Schools Concert Society is sponsoring the talks by well-known personalities in the fields of arts and letters, in recognition of the fact that our organization is now an important force contributing to the artistic life of the city.\u201d The Concert Society was organized by graduates, parents and friends of the Jewish People\u2019s Schools a few years ago.and has as its main feature every year the sponsorship of a concert by a noted artist.Those who have already appeared at these concerts include singer Rise Stevens, violinists Isaac Stern and Ida Haendel and pianist Rudolf Firkusny.The Concert Society has also announced that it will continue the Musical Awards Competition for pupils who attend the Jewish People\u2019s Schools.Details of this year's competition will be announced in the near future.AMERICAN IY) J.L.ADAMS, Proprietor Medallist, McGill University Medallist, M.C.of Pharmacy Prescriptions carefully and accurately filled ot reasonable prices.1385 Greene Ave.WE.2-2136 Corner Sherbrooke WE.2-2488 Miss Roberta Andrea Starke weds Mr.Wendell Wayne Swim The marriage of Roberta An- was flowergirl.She wore a light drea only daughter of the late blue chiffon dress with the short Major Robert Andrew Starke.\u2019 full skirt over a crinoline, and and Mrs.Starke of Cap Chal, small hat of maribou to match, Que., niece of Miss Sarah Starke she carried a colonial bouquet of Westmount, to Mr.Wendell | of red Sweetheart roses and Wayne Swim son of Mr.and white pompons.Mrs.W.S.Swim of Moncton, N.B.Mr.John Price acted as best took place on Thursday.Septem- man for Mr.Swim, and the ush- ber 27 at St.John's United ers were Mr.Edward (Ted) Church, Moncton.the Rev.F.E.| Ayles.cousin of the bridegroom, Archibald DD, officiating.Mrs.and Mr.David Lyman.D.À.Steeves played the wedding music.Mr.Corey Smith sang \u201cThe Lord's Prayer\u201d.and \u2018\u2018Oh Perfoet Love\u201d.during the service.Standards of white gladioli shasta daisies with greenery were used to decorate the Church.| The bride who was given away by her uncle, Colonel Donald D.Crawford of Newhope, Penn.was | in a gown of ice blue brocade.| with a fitted bodice having an oval neckline and three quarter | length sleeves, her ice blue veil of tulle illusion was held by a matching headdress of rose.petals.She carried a bouquet of | red Sweetheart roses and stepha- | notis.Miss Beverly Hope-Ross as maid of honor wore a frock of forest green and ice blue printed | crepe fashioned with a fitted bodice and elbow length sleeves and slim skirt, and a forest green velvet headdress, and carried a shower bouquet of white pompons and stephanotis, Little Miss Heather Dawn Swim, sister of the bridegroom, Engagemen Es | | The engagement is announced of Brenda Lynne, daughter of the late Moe Cramer and of Mrs.Cramer.of Kingston, Ont., to Dr.Mortimer Lechter, son of Mr.and Mrs.Ben H.Lechter, of Westmount.Notice Due to the many engagement and wedding photographs received for publication and the high cost of production, in future a nominal fee of $5.will be charged.Mrs.Starke.mother of the bride was in a sheath gown of (Continued on page 13) MISS J.EDWARD B.A.McGill, L.R.A.M., L.R.S.M.Is now accepting a limited number of beginners and young students for PIANOFORTE INSTRUCTION Will visit.Please phone 845-8437 | HOUSE OF PAINTINGS 4908 Sherbrooke St.W.HU.6-1264 EXHIBITION Original Oil Paintings by Ronald Davies C.N.R.CENTRAL STATION ¢ GOLD © CHROME © BRASS © COPPER © NICKEL © RHODIUM © CADMIUM © SILVER REPAIRED REPLATED REFINISHED LACQUERED JOHN H.FEELEY & Sons Ltd., Est.1899 Repairing Silversmiths and Elee- tro Platers, Operating Canada\u2019s Largest High Class Job Shop.WE CALL FOR & DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St.VI.5-7947 (A few doors above St.Catherine St.) Opvosite Henry Morgan & Co.Pro Musica Society \u2014 Youth Series + 4 concerts at the Comedie Canadienne \u2014 Saturdays at 2:30 p.m.Oct.13\u2014HART HOUSE ORCHESTRA, BOYD NEEL, cond.Ilona Kombrink, soprano soloist.Nov.24\u2014TRIO ITALIANO D'ARCHI.Jan.12\u2014MARILYN DUBOW, violinist.Feb.23\u2014NEW YORK BAROQUE QUINTET.4 concerts: Students $2.00 \u2014 Adults: 1 concert : Students 1.00 \u2014 Aduits: Information: Vi.2.0532 \u2014 Office Hours 1 to 4 p.m.Mon.to Fri.Cheques payable to Pro Musica Society, 2130 Mountain Street, Mél.With self-addressed and stamped envelope $8.00 For adults accompanying 2.00 a child only Due to heavy STAGE \u2014 RADIO TELEVISION! SPEECH and SELF IMPROVEMENT additional classes are forming.registration for boys and girls, REGISTER NOW CHILDREN'S THEATRE DOROTHY DAYS \u2014 trad WALTERS Canadian Club sets program Hugh MacLennan will address | the Oct.15 meeting of the Women\u2019s Canadian Club of Montreal, on \"National Independence\u2019 in the Modern World,\u201d at the! Windsor Hotel.On Oct.29.Zclma | George will speak on \u2018\u2018Africa: Myths and Reality.\u201d at the Sher- aton-Mount Roya! Hotel.The Club's program for the scason also includes: Nov, 12, Yousuf Karsh who will speak on \u201cIn Search of Greatness,\u201d at the Ritz Carlton: Nov.28, Viscount Amory will be guest at a luncheon at 1 p.m.at the Windsor Hotel: Dec.3, Mr.and Mrs.Cleveland Grant will illustrate and talk on \u2018Canada\u2019s Wonderful Wildlife.\u201d Ritz Carlton: Jan.| 21, Ivan Nagy will speak at the, Ritz Cariton: Feb.4, John Braine will speak on \u2018The New Wave of Contemporary Novelists,\u201d Ritz | Carlton; Feb.20, Gustave Lane- tot.QC.will be guest at a luncheon at 1 p.m.at the Windsor Hotel: Dec.4, Rev.Harry J.Stern will speak at the Windsor Hotel: March 18.Mrs.A.F.W.Plumptre, will speak at the Windsor Hotel: April 8, Annual meeting and tea with guest speaker Brig.Stephen Longrigg, OBE, at the Ritz Carlton.Unless otherwise stated the meetings will all be held at 2.30 p.m.on the 1st and 3rd Monday of every month: Silver Cross Mothers The monthly meeting of the Silver Cross Mothers RCAF Remembrance Association will be held on Monday, at 2 p.m.at the YWCA, 1355 Dorchester blvd.The guest speaker will be Mrs.Leslie C.Copeland.JOHN POOL | Foot Specialist 1378 GREENE AVENUE [Near Sherbrooke} JUNIOR LEAGUE STORE DAY : money raising committee for being held on Monday, October pany Ltd.Left to right : Mrs.Clos.chairman of publicity and Mrs.J.C.Clapinson of M Westmount have returned | from a stay at the Vancouver.Hotel, Vancouver, and The Empress Hotel, Victoria, B.C.! The semi-annual meeting of, the Heather Ladies Curling, Club will be held Wednesday, October 17 at 2:30 p.m.at 239 Kensington avenue, Westmount.| | Miss Alice Lighthall from\u2019 Westmount has been a recent guest at Toronto\u2019s Park Plaza.| Recent guests at Toronte\u2019s Park Plaza from Westmount included Mr.and Mrs.C.S.Bradeen and Mr.and Mrs, H.K.McLean.I | | i Miss Jane Cummings, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Robert Cummings, of West-; mount, and Miss Nancy Ped- vis, daughter of Dr.and Mrs.Sydney Pedvis, of the Town of Mount Royal, have left to attend the House in the Pines Westmount | Painless removal of corns, calluses, ingrown toe nails.Latest electric equipment.| | Plastic arch supports to relieve all weak foot condi- | tions.Children's Supports a Specialty.: co-chairman: ; J.Hamilton, 5634 Melling street.School, Norton, Mass.ms 1 Members of the committee for i the Homecooking Sherry Party being by the Alumnae Associa.| tion of Marianopolis College on | Friday evening, October 12.from Members of the publicity and the Junior League Store Day 29 at Henry Morgan and Com- John Dinsmore, chairman of | money raising; Mr.Johns of Henry Morgan & Co.; Mrs.Donald | \u2014Posen Photo Social and Personal the Debutante Committee, Mrs.F.W.Cowie.3018 Breslay road, Westmount.| - | The graduating class of 1962 of the McGill School of Social Work, their families and friends were honored at a reception and sherry party | at the McGill School of Social Work on October 5.The Alumni Association of the Mc- ! Gill School of Social Work: traditionally holds the party: annually after the Founder's Day Convocation program of McGill University.Dr.John 0.Moore and other members | of the staff were present (o honor the graduates.Art course The Montreal Nursery School Association is sponsoring an art course entitled \"Art and the Pre- * Schooler.\u201d to be conducted by Mr.Alfred Pinsky.School of Art, Sir George Williams University, at Neighborhood House, 4440 Clarke street, The course will commence Wednesday.October 17 at 8 p.m.; and continue each Wednesday, for eight sessions.For further information please contact Miss Maud Bothwell.WE.2-1583, as! soon as possible as the registra- Ce as pes 0e 206 Olivier Avenue Call.WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LIMITED WE.5-1189 Mountain At.at Shorbrsehe Vicar 2- 4444 tion is limited.PRO MUSICA SOCIETY 15th seoson 1962-63 8 concerts on Sundays, 4:30 p.m.\u2014 Ritz-Coriton Oct.14 Nov.4 Nov.25 Jon.13 Jan.27 Feb.24 March 10 April 7 Information VI.2.0532 Office hours: Cheques pasable te Pro Musica Sociels, HART HOUSE ORCHESTRA, Boyd Neel, con.flona Kombrink, soprano \u2014 Melvin Berman, oboe.WILHELM KENMPFF, pianist.TRIO ITALIANO D'ARCHI \u2014 ITALY.Renato Ruo- ORCHESTRA SAN PIETRO DI NAPOLI, tolo condu.GERARD SOUZAY, Baritone.KOMITAS QUARTET (U.S.S.R.} KOEKERT QUARTET \u2014 GERMANY.JUILLIARD STRING QUARTET & PIANIST to be announced.Subscription, $20.00 1 10 4 p.m, Mon.to Fri, \u201c130 Mountain Street MEL, With self-nddressed and stamped envelope.seven {o nine o'clock, are Miss ; Donna Duncan.5240 Byron street, \u2018 chairman; Miss Barbara Miller, 502-37th avenue, Ville LaSalle, and Mrs.Kenneth | .president.By appointment only | Phone Number | Lady Aylmer will preside at | the meeting of the Women's Canadian Club on Monday after- WE.2-1545 | Hugh MacLennan, well-known Canadian novelist, journalist and | Professor of English at McGill Genuine Choice Western BEEF | QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES | OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d Purveyor of | High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables.e)MPORTED PRODUCTS @ NICHOL'S, Lennoxville, | HAMS, SAUSAGE & BACON 4466 St.Catherine West Neor Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 _ afternoon, October 21.at the Con- \u2018vent of the Sacred Heart, 3635 | Atwater University, will address the members on \u201cNational Independence in the Modern World.\u201d Mrs.J.E.Mitchell, a vice-presi- dent of the Club will thank the! speaker.| { \u2018noon in the Windsor Hotel when The annual membership tea, sponsored by the Business Women's Sacred Heart Retreat Association, will be held on Sunday avenue.commencing with benediction in the Convent Chapel at 3 p.m.A very cordial invitation is extended to all members and friends of the association to attend this event.Please call WE.5-5926; 484- 2967: or HU, 6-1412 (evenings only).Debutantes wishing to be presented at St.Andrew's Ball, being held on Friday evening, Nov.30, at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, are asked to apply in writing im- rosea ame £ mediately to the chairman of O'NEILL LAUNDRY & CLEANING SERVICE PROUDLY ANNOUNCES A FIRST IN LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING SERVICE our frucks ore all equipped with two-way radios to | assure our customers a better and faster service.WE ACCEPT ALL EARLY CALLS We Perform ALL TYPES of LAUNDRY SERVICES Toke advantage of our fast service.Have your children's clothes look like new.Try this modern service at no extra cost.Fast pick-up \u2014 Fast delivery.WE.2-1749 Smart and practical people coll vs for Wall-to-wall rug cleaning ollows immediote use after cleaning.Brings up the natural fresh look of your rug.Also chesterfields cleaned.© Modern up-to-date equipment © low rates We olso Cleon All Kinds of Dropes © free estimotes CALL US NOW! FOR PERSONALIZED DRY CLEANING SERVICE RUG & CHESTERFIELD CLEANING O'NEILL .-.LAUNDRY 2961 \u2018TL 43G0420 \u2018Apply \u2018sautwx3 junowisap oy LL v + The Westmount Examiner, Friday, October 12, 1962 12 Ie 2 veu mete Le - «HZ RE SE ie SANDS $ Our Neighbor If we knew each other better, We would find the things that sever Would be driven out forever If we knew.ft is not our mental blindness Which is cause of all unkindness And which hides the spirit\u2019s glory From our view.We are all remote and lonely, And we reach each other only Gazing through the lens of kindness, That is true.There's a gleam divinely human In each man, and in each woman, We would only see the glory If we knew, \u2014 DOROTHY TT ES [ventide Home Auxiliary active during summer The opening meeting of the bers at the annual meeting and Women's Auxiliary of Eventide | approximately 400 people at the Home of the Salvation Army June Birthday Tea.| Westbury avenue, fashion show convener; and Mrs.Moe Shore, was held September 13 in the\u2019 Mrs.S.A.Innes who took 5412 Prince of Wales avenue, telephone chairman.Assembly Hall of the Home, \u2018 over the chairmanship of the, \u2014 - with Mrs.R.Uden, FASHION SHOW COMMITTEE : Mount Sinai Chapter No.1091, B'nai B'rith Women, is presenting a Fashion Show Wednesday, October 17 at 8.15 p.m.at the Chevra Kadisha, B'nai Jacob Synagogue, 5237 Clapranald avenue.Seated left to right : Mrs.Nathan Schertzer, 630 Marlatt avenue, St.Laurent, vice-president in charge of fund raisimg; Mrs.Melvin Rosenbaum, 6300 Lennox avenue, ticket convener.Standing: Mrs.Ruby Cobrin, 6282 president, Tuck Shop, reports a very busy ceiving from n members, and kind to the Home, the Women's Auxin the chair.Brigadier G.|summer as usual and so much friends.especially for men, gifts iliary which has done so much Dockery opened the meeting appreciated by the residents.for the shelf as same is rather for the residents.with prayer.Mrs.Uden then Mrs.P.Shaughnessy, visiting, depleted just now.The Birthday Tea which was welcomed all members, new and her committee reports this | The Beauty Parlor is in charge \u2018held in June was a huge suc- members and guests.work a very worthwhile cause.| of Mrs.A.H.Mason.| cess.A very lovely birthday Chairmen of the various com- Some residents have gone, and Mrs.J.B.Fraser, entertain- | cake donated by Mrs.Ethel B, mittees who werked throughout | the new ones who come in wel- ment repouts the season open- | Gardner decorated the dining the summer, reported on thelr come these visits.ling on September 17 with a | room table.Delicious refresh- work as follows; ; Mrs.C.N.Knowles, vice-pre.| quiz and musical program by ments were served by Mrs.W.Mrs.S.A.Inaes, sewing, re- | sident, is in charge of the Birth- | Mr.and Mrs.Fred Hill.A.Routledge and her commit- ported 232 articles repaired and day Shelf and reports 36 gifts Mrs.C.G.Nuttall, member- tee to.approximately 400 resi- replaced.distributed during June, July Ship.reports 65 paid up mem- dents and guests.Before the Mrs W A Routledge, re- and August, Mrs.Knowles | ber tea, in the Auditerium, vocal ported tes served to 82 mou would appreciate very much re- Brigadier Dockery welcomed | songs and duets were rendered \u2018tural Society for the EEE a Daughters of Nile The stated monthly session of Oasis Temple.No.46, Daughters of the Nile, will be held in Victoria Hall, Sherbrooke street west, Westmount, Monday at seven-thirty pm, with Mrs.H.C.Sturgess presiding at the meeting, Altrusa Club dinner Dr.T.R.Hale.Associate Medical Director of The Sun Life Assurance Company will be the guest speaker at the monthly dinner meeting: of Altrusa Club of Montreal, to be held in the Windsor Hotel, Tuesday.at 6.30 p.m.Dr.Hale's topic will be \u201cCoronary Diseases.\u201d by Anne and Scott Savage, piano solos by Joan Glithero Smith and organ selections by Mrs, Evelyn Warr.A vote of thanks to Mrs.K.A.Campbell and her committee of the Chateauguay .Horticul- lovely floral decorations in the lounge, dining room, halls and assembly hall.The Women's Auxiliary have again decided to hold a Christmas Party for the residents on Tuesday, December 18, under the co-chairmanship of Mrs.J.B.Fraser and Mis.Ethel B.Gardner.Mrs.Fraser will be in charge of entertainment for this event.Mrs.Uden gave a very glowing report on the Rawdon trip taken last May upon the special invitation of Mrs.Earl T.Moore to visit her home, which trip was organized by Mss, D.K.Gowans.Mrs.S.A.MacSween showed pictures taken during the trip.The meeting then adjourned.Mrs.J.D.Hannen entertained with varieus piano selections.Tea was served by Mrs.W.A.Reutledge and her committee.\u201cHmmm?\u201d \u201cDaddy, if you had a French horn and you blew B-flat two octaves below G, do you know what you\u2019d get ?\u201d \u201cA busted eardrum.\u201d No, daddy.You'd get the mating call of an alligator from a mile away.Daddy, what's an octave ?\u201d\u2019 \u201cNever mind that.Where did you hear that alligator his jelly \u201cDid he?\u201d À ,Ç alligator.\u201d 3 \u201cI've seen her and it figures.\u201d \u201cWh à \u201cWhat figures, daddy ?\u201d ours?\u201cIt's a joke, son.Why was she telling you about the .uh.B-flats and things?\u201d \u201cOh, because Jimmy was gators.\u201d More of your neighbours enjoy Weston Bread than the bread of any other baker : : : because it has the Freshness e Guaranteed.Buy best-tasting Weston Available only at your store.making so much noise eating bread.She said he sounded like an alligator.\u201d \u201cI don\u2019t know.I was eating real fast so I could get the last slice before Jimmy did.It sure was good bread.\u201d \u201cYour mother has good bread, too.She says we have the freshest bread she can buy.I like it.Don\u2019t you?\u201d \u201cSure.It\u2019s just like Jimmy's \u201cWeston?Weston Bread?\u201d \u201cUh-huh.Jimmy\u2019s mommy's Weston Bread is the best tastin\u2019est in the whole world.\u201d hy, is hers any better than ig business?\" Ce A \u201cJimmy\u2019s big sister told us.mommy has.\u201d AYA TE She plays the French horn in \u20ac.the college orchestra.She can 14% bY make the mating call of an \u201cBecause if we eat it when Jimmy's sister isn\u2019t there, we can play like we're alli- Bread today. COMING TEA AND SALE: The Women's * Guild of the Church of the Advent is holding the annual tea and sale on Saturday October 27 in the parish hall.Convener will be Mrs.B.Warren.White elephant and talent tables.All are wel: come, COCKTAIL PARTY: On Saturday, October 13 from 4 to 8 p.m., ANA Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion is hokding its annual coektail party in the Elizabeth Salon of the Town Hall, Town of Mount Royal.Proceeds in aid of welfare work.RUMMAGE SALE: The WA of Ephraim Scott Memorial church will hold a rummage sale in the church hall, 5545 EVENTS A RUMMAGE SALE, sponsored Friday, October 19, 1:15 p.m., in Memorial Hall, Sherbrooke and Connaught, opposite Montreal , West Station.bus 105, | FALL FAIR: The Xavier Apostolate guild will hold their | annual fall fair at Victoria Hall, Westmount on October 17 from | Starke & Swim.i 10 am.to 10 p.m.General con-: veners will be Mrs.W.J.L.Beaumont and Mrs.H.F.Ker- cwick Hotel where white carna- rin, Lunch and afternoon tea will be served.For those who , wish to spend the evening at ' between 6 and 8 p.m.| Sisterhood social Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood\u2019s \"the fair, dinner will be served {Continued from page 10) wore a white feather toque, and corsage of pink roses.\u2019 Mrs.Swim, mother of the bridegroom, wore a sheath gown of winter navy silk crepe, and a toque of Persian purple, with a sable stole, and a corsage of pink roses.Following the ceremony a reception was held at The Brun- tions, Talisman roses with green.\u2019 ery and while candles were used as decorations.Later Mr.and Mrs.Swim left for Boston, Mass.the bride travelling in a British suit in beige and green tweed, with brown leather trimmings, and wearing Snowdon avenue, on Thursday | opening affair for the coming sea- | brown accessories.On their re- morning.October 18 from 10 gon will be in the form of a Sis- (urn they will reside at 50 York | terhood Succoth Social, to be beid Street, Fredricton.N.B.I a.m.to 12 noon.BRIDGE & CANASTA PARTY: The annual bridge and canasta party sponsored by the Soroptimist Club of Greater Montreal, will be held on October 16 at 8 p.m.in the Mount Royal Town Hall.Proceeds of this party will be used to continue their service work with elderly women, which is the main project of the Soroptimist