The Westmount examiner, 16 novembre 1962, vendredi 16 novembre 1962

[" re \u2018cession: Hyde starts third term ANOTHER VICTORY: Bar Association.J.Richard Hyde is congratulated by his organizer, John J.Pepper (right) on Mr.Hyde's fourth election victory.Mrs.Pepper (left) and Mrs.Hyde (right) were very happy over the election results.Mr.Hyde is a former president of the Reform Club an a member of the Canadian Mr.and Mrs.Hyde have three children, He was first elected in a by-election in 1955, re-elected the next year and in 1960.The win was not unexpected for the Hyde organization but they were pleased when all the results were in.Anniversary plans finalized SABBATH SERVICE OF RE- DEDICATION: In observance of Congregation\u2019s 80th anniversary (1882-1962) and Dr.Stern's 35th anniversary as Rabbi of the Temple.Officiants in the service \u2014 The Rev.Dr.Albert S.Minda, president, Central Conference of American Rabbis; the Rev.Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi, Temple Emanu-El; the Rev.Dr.Stanley B.Frost, Dean, Faculty Divinity, McGill University.Participants in Torah Pro- officers, Honorary trustees and trustees of the Temple and presidents of constituent societies, \u2014 Cantor Otto Staeren, Victor McCorry, Temple Organist and Choir Master, The Temple Ema- nu-El Choir, The Choir of St.Andrew and St.Paul Presbyterian Church, Phillips Motley, Organist and Choir Master.A Kiddush reception follows the worship, auspices Temple Sisterhood and Temple Brotherhood in the Grover Auditorium.Sabbath anniversary youth service, Saturday morning, November 17 at 11 a.m.Participating in the worship: Officers of Youth Society.Junior Congregation and High School Department.CONGREGATIONAL DINNER AND DANCE: Saturday evening, November 17 at 11 a.m, Reception 6 to 7 p.m, in the Grover Auditorium.Guest speaker: The Hon.Mr.Justice Douglas C.Abbott, Supreme Court of Canada; greetings: the Rev.Dr.Albert S.Minda, president, Central Conference of American Rabbis; the Rev.Dr.Solomon B.Frank, president, Board of Jewish Ministers of Greater Montreal; Invocation: Rabbi Leonard Poller, spiritual leader, Temple Beth Sholom; presiding at 80th annual meeting: Lawrence Marks, QC, president of the Temple; chairman of the evening: George Hollinger; chairman, anniversary celebrations.Other participants: Hyman Grover, honorary president; William Gittes, honorary trustee, Samuel Wechsler, honorary trustee, Alfred N.Miller, vice- president,, Joseph J.Copper, vice-president, Samuel Paper- man, honorary treasurer; Alfred Zion, honorary secretary and Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern.At this dinner meeting certificates of honor will be presented to those attending who have had affiliation with the Congregation for 25 years and over.(Continued on page 2) Held responsible B for baby\u2019s death Osloe Wilson, 1336 Greene avenue, received preliminary hearing on charge of non-capi- tal murder of his 4-months old ! son, October 14.A corner's court jury, last Thursday, held him criminally responsible for the baby\u2019s death.According to medico-legal expert Dr.Jean-Parent Vaicourt, the baby had been struck at least six times, the blows resulting in skull fracture and cerebrae hemmorhage.Westmount Det.-Lieut.Adolf Jones, who conducted the investigation with Det.-Sgt.L.Lauzon, testified that on November 5, Wilson made a statement in which he claimed to have struck the baby twice with.a plastic bottle.Dr.Valcourt said he believed that the fracture had been caused by a harder object than the partly filled plastic bottle, when he was questioned by Crown prosecutor Jacques Durcos, Credits victory to sound government J.Richard Hyde took his birthday victory in his stride.He did not consider his re-election, for his third term as Liberal MPP for Westmount-St.George, a personal victory.It was, he said, an enthusiastic expression of confidence of the Quebec people for the tremendous Liberal Leader, Jean Lesage.On Thursday, November 15, Mr.Hyde marked his 50th birthday.Speaker of the last Legislative Assembly.Mr.Hyde\u2019s election was conceded by his two opponents early Wednesday evening when returns indicated his majority would be substantial.He won by a majority of 8,942 votes.Richard B.Holden, 31-year- old lawyer, who opposed Mr.Hyde as an Anti-Nationalization Independent, and National Union candidate Jacques Loranger.took defeat calmly and with big smiles congratulated the winner, His role was not easy Mr.Holden said the election had been good experience both for himself and.his workers, He admitted the feeling against nationalization was not what he had anticipated.He said people want ta vote for a party rather .than an independent candidate.He found his independent role not an easy one.Looks like \"slight\" Liberal trend When the general returns across the province were rolling in and return of the government was assured, one of Mr.Hyde's supporters gave out the understatement of the evening at Victoria Hall, He said \u201cIt looks like a slight Liberal trend.Voters of Quebec Province returned the Liberal Government with 63 seats, compared with 54 in the last House.National Union dropped nine seats, from 40 in the last House to 31 elected Wednesday.One independent was elected creating no change in this standing from the 1960 election.The Liberals took 1,118,766 votes or 56.4 per cent; National Union 838,051 or 42.2 per cent, .|others polled 1.4 percent of the vote.as = em Firemen aid campaign During the week of November 18-24 The Muscular Dystrophy Association will make its ninth annual appeal for funds to keep its medical research program going.The association finances the work of over 150 Canadian scientists across the country who are probing the mystery of this crippling disease of childhood.The connection between MDAC and the fire departments of this country is unique.It arose from a decision of the International Firefighters Union to keep supporting the work of the association until the disease has been conquered.High blood pressure gets panel A panel discussion, followed by a question and answer period, on the subject of High Blood Pressure will be held in the Mechanics\u2019 Institute Libe rary, 1200 Atwater Avenue, on Wednesday, November 28, at 8:15 p.m.Members of the panel will be Dr, Michael Kaye, Asst.Physician of the Montreal General Hospital, Dr.B.A.Levitan, Asst.Physician of the Royal | Victoria Hospital and Lecturer in Medicine at McGill University and Dr.T.R.Hale, Co- Chairman of Public Relations, Quebec Division of the Canadian Medical Asboclation.INGÉNIERIE SEP EE SEE SRE RE DN RE lf Next week\u2019s weather : By ERIC NEAL November 24 to 30 Mostly sunny but cold with morning frosts and some wind; freezing rain, even light wet snow for some places.Heavy snowstorms in the western Prairies, tornadoes in the mid-west and southern States and a tropical storm off our Atlantic coasts would be normal at this time.Temperature range: south 28-50°F, north 25-35°F, With only 20 sunny hours duriag the week.Many years snow, freezing rains and deep drifts have upset traffic in the middle of this week, but this season heavy snows may arrive a little later, Bright, windy and much colder for the end of the week with morning frosts and a little powder snow.| .Nov.16, 1962 The Westmount Examiner, Fri HOOK AND LADDER: La £2 Kirk Clouthier, many victims, discusses the operation of his lad raising drive every year.t ROOFIN KID) Photo: Lorne Waywell a == TRE ss a) © Bonded Roofing © Sheet Metal ® Asbestos & Metal Siding f - Commercial - Industrial Residential muscular dystroph Là one of de truck with firefighter Ross Sawdy.Canadian firefighters, pledged to support the work of research into MD's cause, never miss an opportunity to take a personal interest in MD sufferers as well as spearheading The Muscular Dystrophy Association of Canada's fund- PTE A ; Leo Falardeau Maintenance ond Repairs on All Types of Buildings FLUMBING © HEATING © ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK © GAS HEATERS 3955 St.James Street West Inspection & Estimates on Request WE.5-2595 | \u2018 WE.3-2432 PARTICIPATE IN PASTENE'S \u2018HOLIDAY IN ROME\u2019 CONTEST Radio \"THREE WINNERS DAILY GRAND PRIZE WINNER DRAWN DECEMBER ) 98 aaa ale ae a as more Bwimming is one activity whieh is always popular with boys and girls throughout the year.The swim instructors at the YMCA look forward to the annual springtime Learn to Swim Program as children prepare for another summer of safe swimming.As well, during each summer the \u201cY's\u201d pool is always in great demand.GREAT INTEREST What many people are unaware of is the interest children have, nowadays, in winter swimming.Since the summer has ended our youth swimming programs have continued to increase.Swimming instruction offered to \u2018Y\u2019 youth members twice weekly, after school, and a free \u2018open\u2019 period Saturday mornings.The following members have recently passed their nationally recognized swimming test, Beginners\u2019 Test: Anne Morison, Mary Townsend, Billy Shapiro, Elizabeth Shapiro, Coralie Jackson.Card One Test: Nancy Goldwarg, Barbara Ingram, Marsha Jasechko, Michel De Martigny, Allan Ingram, Cheryl Graul.Card Three Test: David Biron, Vera Tagieff.Card Four Test: Wendy Stewart, Vera Tagieff.Card Five Test: Vera Tagieff, Wendy Stewart.GOOD INSTRUCTORS The Westmount YMCA has introduced a special swimming course for young leaders who would like to become skilled swimming instructors.This OBITUARY Miss Marion Anderson McNaughton Funeral service of the late Miss Marion Anderson Mec- Naughton was held at Jos.C.Wray & Bro, Chapel, 1234 Mountain street, Montreal 25, at 2 p.m., Tuesday, November 13, 1962.: Miss McNaughton came to Westmount at the age of seven, when the city was just opening up.Her parents were the late Alexander Stewart McNaughton and Marion Kate Watt of Montreal.They made their home on Grosvenor avenue, where Miss McNaughton resided for 59 years.- Her recent address was 4557 Sherbrooke street west.After attending King\u2019s School and Westmount Academy, she proceeded to Macdonald College.where she obtained a Model School diploma and launch- éd upon a teaching career.Her first assignment was Aberdeen School for 7 years, under Mr.Cockfield and Mr.Bacon.She visited and did substitute teaching Chinese boys, during a year in Shanghai.Back in Westmount, Miss Mc- Naughton taught at Queen's school under Mr.Seaman for five years and then transferred to Roslyn school.There 23 years, \u201cthey were happy ones,\u201d under principalships of Mr.Pollock and Mr.Penrose.Miss McNaughton attended the \u2018old Westmount Methodist church where she taught the primary department of the Sunday school.Here she became interested in different types of social service work.She was a member of the committee for the United Church Homes for elderly citizens, on the furnishing committee of the new Griffith McConnell, and on their financial board and executive.She was for seven years church manse convener, and a member of the executive and con- vener of the -social committee, Swim programs popular learn to swim By DOUG HARLAND children group-meets weekly with a quali- {fied swimming examiner, John Rogers.John reports that the maximum number of openings for interested young leaders were very quickly filled and now there is a waiting list for the next course.The following people are presently receiving the valuable leadership training which this course offers: Nita Peterson, Bob Brown, Martine Blouin, Eliz Tahy, Chris Blair, Martha Fraser, Jette Stoffregen, Marcella Kelley, Judy Greig, David.Biron, Doreen Ann Doyle, Leonard Bazar, Anthony Blair, Michael Stoff- regen.OUTING PROGRAM The Outing Program is a weekly, Saturday afternoon program for all members and guests of members.The group forms at the Branch for the program at 1.30 and returns to the Branch by 4.30.This week (Saturday, 17th), the program will be an afternoon of bowling at Wilson Bowling Lanes on Sherbrooke street west.The only cost will be 75\u20ac and two bus tickets for each person.The price includes three games of bowling and free bowling shoes.Parents are invited to phone the Westmount YMCA for further information regarding this and other programs.TABLE TENNIS A new tournament for boys and girls 9 to 17 years has recently begun \u2014 still time to en- Anniversary plans .(Continued frem page 1) RELIGIOUS SCHOOL: Sunday morning, November 18 at 11 a.m.A dramatic presentation depicting episodes in the history of the Congregation and in the ministry of the Rabbi will be presented by a group of students.The play was written and is being directed by Mrs.Lionel Morris.SCHOOL OFFICERS ELECTED: Temple School Officers: High School Department: president, Carl Frankel, vice-presi- dent, Sherry Lynn Simon; secretary treasurer, Marilyn Rosen- garten; junior congregation; president, Eric Carsley; vice- president, Ellen Zion; secretary- treasurer, Judith Roston; class president confirmation, Peter Bergen; secretary, Melissa Conn, ter.There are four divisions and a prize will be awarded to the winner of each division.Games may be played any day after school or on Saturdays and you may challenge anyone in your division to play.COOKING CLUB The cooking club is a new activity for boys and girls of the Westmount \u2018Y\u2019.At present, girls\u2019 courses are being organized but consideration will be given to the fellows if interest is shown.The girls will be meeting in the branch kitchen each week after school.The courses will consist of ten periods beginning November 22.Enrollment is restricted to eight girls in each course and there are still one or two openings.A qualified instructor will guide the \u2018girls as they make their own cookies, cakes, rolls, buns and bread.- - How to Just write or call: Region Manager 5030 Sherbrooke W.22 make money make money Take a sum you can comfortably afford to invest .say $500.Put it in Investors Mutual or Investors Growth Fund.Add to your account every month and reinvest all dividends.Your modest investment will have wide diversification and professional management \u2014 advantages which only a millionaire could once afford.Wondering about results?An investment in - Investors Mutual has more than tripled since 1950.Yes, this is the way to make money make money.MAURICE G.JACQUES HU, ,1-0215 .Investors syndicate Heod Office: Winnipeg er CANADA, LIMIT ep Oftices in Principal Cites Mountain Street ot Sherbrooke VICTOR 2-4444 EDI SSP i\u201d a N AIT ow For All Your eo PHOTOGRAPHY 2 Stores to Serve You eo PHOTO SUPPLIES eo PICTURE FRAMING ® Regular and Custom Photofinishing © ACME PHOTO Reg'd.4123 St.Catherine, W.WE.2-5709 4866 Sherbrooke St, W.HU.1-1989 ROUX VOL.XXXill, No.46 WE or MAGNIFICENT \u2018MUMS : Wilfrid Griffiths, Parks Supervisor of the City of Westmount, exhibits spectacular bank of chrysanthemums to Alderman Michael L.Tucker, centre, Commissioner of Parks and Recreation, and former City Manager Percy E.Jarman, as the annual Chrysanthemum Show was opened at Westmount Conservatories, with over 3500 plants on display.This Week and Next at Unity Boys\u2019 Club URN Examiner MONTREAL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1962 0 ESTABLISHED 1899 WE.3-4046 Ge WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmakers HMAN\u2019S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.PAGE THREE Westmount 'Y\u2019 campaign The Westmount YMCA officially launched its 1962 Financial Campaign last week as canvassers gathered at the Westmount \u201cY\" on Monday evening, to receive final briefing and to ob-' tain their Kits and prospect cards, SPARKS DRIVE | Mr.J.G.Kendrick, President, and Immediate Past-Chairman of the Montreal YMCA Campaign Committee, spoke to the.gathering.Mr.Kendrick told of a personal experience while attending an International YMCA Conference this summer when representatives of two groups | from the Congo, peacefully were able lo settle their differences around the Conference Table.\u2019 Mr.Kendrick left two thoughts ' 1 \u201cwith the gathering \u2014 Cirst, that Talent Parade goes fo Lachufe By MAURICE MARIASINE i each canvasser make his own contribution and second.he urged every canvasser to stat canvassing early.ADVANCE CANVASS Divisional Leaders and Team Captains were introduced to f underway tive of $10.600 00 within the sixteen days of the Campaign (252 Interpret the YMCA to our friends in our constituency.(3) Enable each canvasser to have a satisfying experience.Westmount's objective of $10.600.00 is an increase of $1.400.00 over last year New group sponsors Y' dances The Searchers.which is a young adult co-ed club of West.mount YMCA, will sponsor two dances at the 'Y'.This is a rela: tively new club and this is their first such venture.The first dance will be foc ages 13 to 16, from 8:10 to 11:30.on Friday November 23, admission .35¢.The second dance will be on Hockey stars from Montreal Canadiens Organization will be Head Table (he gathering by the Chairman, Saturday.November 24.from 9 guests at the Tenth Annual Father and Son and Ninth Annual Mother and Daugh-'R.C.B.Love.Mr.Love an-!to 11:45 p.m.This dance is for ter Banquets which will be held at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club on Tuesday and Wednes- nounced that we have received ages 16 to 21.Admission .50¢.day, November 27 and 28.INVITE STARS Invitations have been extended to Bernard \u2018\u2018Boom Boom\u2019 Geof- frion., Dickie Moore, Jacques Plante.Tom Johnson, Lou Fonti- nato and Henri Richard.On hand for the tenth consecutive year to interview the sports personalities will be Russ Taylor of CFCF, It is also expected that representatives [rom the Alouette Football Club and other well-known sports personalities will attend.Invitations have also been extend- , ed to executives in Recreation.the clergy and Civic Administrations.Members of the West- mount Rotary Club will act as sponsors for the boys.Banquet highlights include the presentation of awards and entertainment will be supplied by the Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent Parade.Club members and parents are urged to register early as seating accommodations are limited.Mercerie NORMAND \u2018 Men's Wear 5016 Sherbrooke St.W.(Near Claremont) Tel: 484 - 6022 TALENT CLUB The Unity Boys\u2018 Club Talent Parade will travel to Lachute, Que., on Friday, November 23rd, to entertain the populace of that Community as a benefit to the Lachute-Brownsburg Rotary Club.The performance, a complete two hour Show, will feature the Unity Rockettes, the Unity Debutantes in precision productions, and individual singers and dancers.The Talent Parade is in constant demand and with the Christmas season approaching, has some 20 bookings for the balance of the year.GOLD 'N BLUE BULLETIN The fourth edition of the Club's newspaper \u2018The Gold 'N Blue Bulletin\u2019 was distributed to Club members last Friday and general consensus of opinion was that the \u2018\u2018Bulletin\u2019\u2019 was truly the voice of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club and the news tid-bits was of great interest to the readers.Two cub reporters have joined the Bulletin staff.They are: Ten year old Jimmy Soltys and eleven year old Frank Ansell.Welcome, | boys.PROGRAM NOTES TAP DANCING: Linda Vaux's tap dancing class meets every Monday evening.The basic funde- mentals of tap dancing in taught, CALL 2 TRAVEL AIR.SEA & RAIL BOOKINGS HOTEL RESERVATIONS, CAR RENTALS FREE SERVICES & INFORMATION ___ CHINE ROA TEL.: 489-2881 MONTREAL 28 Many of Miss Vaux's girls have | graduated to specific groups such as the Senior Rockettes and the \u2018 | Debutantes.This class is ideal | for beginners.Another beginner's class is con- | ducted on Saturday afternoon under the direction of Danny Smith.| This class is for boys and givls and a token charge of 25 cents per lesson is levied.The advanced classes are conducted on Monday and Tuesday evening from 6:30 p.m.VARIETY IN PROGRAM There is a great variety in the program at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club.Here are some examples: A Drum and Bugle Band has been organized and meets every week .À Puppett Theatre has been erected and a Puppetry Show will be presented in the not :too distant future.The embroidery class is doing extremely fine work under the direction of Mrs.Simmons and Mrs.Warren.For the older boys a Motor Mechanics Course was inaugurated with one of Montreal's top quality mechanics in charge .A Na- , ture Study class which involves \u201cStones and Rocks\u2019 is also a regular feature of the Club's weekly program.A Coin Club which started last year is keeping a large number of boys and \u2018girls interested on Mondays .and Group Clubs with a definite enroliment has been scheduled for weekly meetings, they are: ! the Study group, the Talent Club, \u2018the Skookum Tribe the Brownie \"Club, the Red Cross Club, Mo- | ther's Little Helpers, and a new group.as yet unnamed.Educational groups have also | had a surge of activity this year.: Scheduled on a regular weekly basis are: the Radio Electronics group, the Handy Man Corner, Model Aircraft and Model Railroad and the newest of all at Unity is the recently organized Scientific Experiments.$1419.00 in our Advance Can-; vass and our target for the first | report Luncheon on Tuesday.| November 13th was $3.180.00 or | 30% of our objective.| G.L.Welton gave a presentation entitled \u201cDollars & Sense\u201d \u2014 a series of Animated Colored ; Slides which gave the canvassers several helpful hints on ways of approaching their prospects.Mr.Welton suggested that our Campaign will produce \u201cTriple Dividends.\u201d HELPFUL HINTS No slacks or jeans at either dance.RECENT WATER-COLOURS Goodridge Roberts R.C.A.Penthouse Gallery 4150 Sherbrooke W.Westmount from Nov.5th to Nov.30th Hours: 9 to 6.Mon.to Fri.(1) Oversubscribe our objec- NEED À CAB! UN.6-4551 VETERAN TAXI ASS'N.WE.7-9483 Call MERCHANTS \u2018 For FUEL OIL And BURNER SERVICE MERCHANTS COAL COMPANY 4 HILLSIDE AVENUE © Limited © WESTMOUNT 4 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Nev.16, 1962 S LE Re ES ILE Exam Serving the City of Westmount since 1935 \u201c pe - FAL.Heed Office: 7005 Kildare Rood, Montreal 29 Classified Advertising (Te 9:30 p.m.Mon., Tues.& Wed.Only) HU.1-045) Editoric! Department \u2014 Accounting Department Circulation Dept.\u2014 Display Advertising HU.1-277 John W.Sancton, President and Publisher Hugh E.McCormick, Chairmon Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager Ihe Kanminer aims lo be an independent, clean newspaper for the heme.devoted te publie service.Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year: $1 36 half year.Five cents à copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, Quebec Newspapers Association, Authorized as Second Class Mall by the Post Office Department, Ottawa.snd fer payment of postage In Cash.WE SAY Wants traffic laws enforced T P.Everson, Safety committee chairman of the Rotary Club of Westmount has pointed out to his fellow Rotarians that automobile drivers kill and cripple more children from 4 to 14 years of age than any major disease.The medical profession has worked wonders to curb the former Killers, Polio, Diptheria, Pneumonia, Smallpox, etc., but what about the human kil- Jer.the careless driver?asks this Rotarian.What can we do?Well, according to \u201cPhil\u201d we can support striet law enforcement in our community.When traffic laws are strictly enforced and obeyed, traffic deaths go down.Of this, he says.\u201cOur community can be another to prove it.\u201d Be thankfui you are not retarded N every 1,000 births \u201cthirty children are mentally retarded.Seven children of every 1000 births get rheumatic heart disease and 3.5 children are afflicted with cerebral palsy.Every two children of each 1000 births suffer blindness.Although mental retardation is the most significant and extensive handicap among children today, it is not a hopeless cause.Of the 30 in each birth who are retarded, 25 are educable.If special teachers and special .classes are available this group can reach a level of self-support in simple occupations.Four of them are trainable and with special training they can work away from home in sheltered workshops.One is custodial and will require help for the simplest human needs.Là \u2019 YOU SAY Wants non-skid motor tire Sir: Hazards of winter driving are upon us, and 1 shudder to think of the death tol) before this period of ice and snow leaves us for a few months of summer.Like most modern areas which are completely paved and where most people travel to and fro for work by motor vehicle, the danger degree is most serious.The Montreal area, with its curves, bridges, underpasses, stop streets, and especially the many steep inclines and hills, car control becomes extremely difficult and often impossible.Even a slight sheet of sleet forming ice on roadways in early morning hours demands utmost caution and care, despite the early risers urgency to get to work on time, Aside from the drivers, themselves, weather can make the motor car a demon-killer.The use of snowtires does not seem to be the answer.Snowtires get you out of some difficulties but they fail miserably on the glare icy pavements and on hills.Only Tuesday afternoon, 1 saw a taxi turn on to Cote St.Luc road, at moderate speed, yet it weaved from side to side on wet pavement.fortunately the driver mastered the circumstance.My contention is that it seems to be time that tire manufacturers produced a real good non-skid tire.There is a genuine safety need for such a tire.Of course, we can can go back to chains.Perhaps this is the answer, however, surely with such a highly competitive tire industry, seme of their researchers can come up with an non-skid gadget or truly non-skid tire, Such an invention would be of great benefit to motorist and to humanity.Motorist The Retarded Children's Fund needs your financial support.Your contribution may be mailed to: Retarded Children's Fund, Room 298, 1253 McGill College avenue, Montreal 2, P.Q.Today, your voluntary contribution is needed for the necessary operating funds.THEY SAY! Whether there is or is not something to do you ore olwoys doing something.~\u2014 Martial ee El AN ERNEST a TE - WITH CHILDREN IN MIND - or rt og eg me wre THE SECRET OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM KIDD WHERE DID THIS CLERGYMAN'S SON WHO BECAME A PIRATE HIDE HIS TREASURE The Rev.Thomas Kidd, dour Calvinistic Scot though he was, had one very soft spot in his make - up \u2014 his young son William.The lad was everything a proud father might wish for: intelligent and studious, docile, hardworking, honest, even handsome in a pale sort of way.And the parson felt a fierce certainty that one day the name of William Kidd would echo far beyond the borders of seventeenth-century Scotland.But he little guessed as he watched the boy at his books in the garden how far William's attention wandered from the printed lines before him.Or how the lad's gaze lifted again and again over the top of his book, past the end of the garden, down the tumbling hillside and across the heather towards the broad silver flood of the distant Clyde.Day after day during his most formative years.William felt a growing emptiness in his heart as he watehed the tall merchantmen dropping away down-river towards the mysterious crean and \u2014 what?What lay out there beyond the Tail 0\u2019 the Bank, beyond Ireland.beyond even the American Colonies and the pirate-haunted waters that lapped their warm shores?The hunger to know the answers to those questions nagged all his waking hours and filled his dreams, NEW BOY Early one summer morning, about the year 1658, one of those tall weatherbeaten sailing ships threw off its moorings and slipped owt into the tideway.carrying off towards the rainbow\u2019s end a new, 13-year-old cabin-boy.William Kidd was on his way t¢ fame and fortune.He prospered in the American Colonies and grew up into an able, fearless seaman whose superior education and native wit soon won him appointments of responsibility and command.He distinguished himself particularly against the French privateers that swarmed into North American waters when William of Orange's assumption of the = English throne sparked off a.new conflict between those two traditional enemies.More than once, the Governor of New York sent him out against the murderously greedy priate hordes that infested the rapidly growing trade routes \u2014 an assignment that delighted the fearless captain and his crew, who grew rich quickly on the prize-money from captured ships, His services to the Crown during the \u2018\u2018troubles\u2019\u2019 of 1691, when an attempt was mode to overthrow the Gebvernment of the Colony, were recognised by a citation in the House of Representatives and an award of $750.It was a respected and envied William Kidd who married a New York girl and settled down to raise a family and develop his merchant fleet.He certainly had the golden touch.Whatever he turned his hand to prospered, and his person seemed indestructible.His trading business grew mightily; his happy family was united and successful: he himself was honored everywhere.And he was rich enough to have retired several times over when he sailed for England on business in 1695.WARNING He brought his ship to ancher in the Thames at a critical moment in Britain's maritime history.The Royal Navy.dangerously extended to contain the hostile fleets of France and Holland, was quite unable te fulfil its traditional function as watehdog of the merchant routes.And the East India Company had informed the Government that unless a man-of-war was sent at once to the Indian Ocean all trade with the East would stop.The pirates based on Madagascar, they said, had made the Eastern routes unusable.Something must be done \u2014 soon.But since no naval vessels could be spared it was decided fo form a private company.financed by a few wealthy investors, and to send out a \u2018privateer\u2019\u2019 against the pirates.Both the King and the Admiralty thoroughly approved this expedient and the appropriate Warrants were drawn up at once and stamped with the Great Seal.ACCEPTED A ship, the 287-ton Adventure Galley, was found and provisioned, a crew signed on, fighting-stores run aboard.And what was mere natural than that the command of this venture should be offered to the renowned captain newly arrived from the Colonies?Kidd accepted with alacrity and pleasure \u2014 not so much | SAY! because of the money (though the profits could well be huge) but because he was by new pining for excitement and adventure.It was with a light heart that he left the Thames on February 27, 1696, with hte good will of the whole country behind him.No one dreamed then that he was to return in chains to end his days on the tide-washed gibbet at Execution Dock .The appearance of the Adventure Galley, with her 34 guns, hard-bitten crew, and almost legendary commander, spread a wave of terror across the Indian seas.Pirates disappeared overnight: not a single skull-and- crossbones was to be seen from one side of the ocean to the other, And as month after month went by without even a hint of actoin, Kidd and his men began to feel anxious.For they were net being paid ! Under Kid's agreement with his sponsors, he and his crew were only to receive a share of what they won from the pirates.Worse, if Kidd did not take enough prizes to repay the investors in full he would himself become responsible for covering their losses.Al this, and never a sail in sight ! The men became mutinous.Inevitably.Kidd was forced to yield to the clamour of his angry crew \u2014 and the Adventure Galley turned pirate.OUTLAW NO.1 Prizes came thick and fast.Kidd was even more successful under the Jolly Roger than he had been under the flag of his own merchantmen, and once he forsook the law he never looked back.Within two years he was proclaimed by Parliament as Outlaw No.1, and during the following year \u2014 1699 \u2014 a squadron was sent out specially to capture him.Fer a few months longer he successfully ran the gauntlet, plundering and burning, both ashore and afloat, until at length even he realised that the game was up.On July 2.1699, he sailed inte the harbour at Besten, Massachusetts and surrendered himself to the Governor \u2014 hoping ne doubt, by this course : (Continued on page 6) A new locomotive fireman, just hired, was watching his side of the track as o yord engine wos switching a string of empty boxcars around o curve.\"See onybody back there ?\" the hogger osked.\"Yeoh,\" said the rookie, spying a switchmon, \"there's a guy on top of a cor waving his arms like a bird.Looks like he's going to fly.\" Just then the cut of cors rommed into another string of.cars with a terrific impact, \"Yep,\" said the firemen, \"there he goes I + # we\" YOUNG THESPIANS: excellent cast, including Walter Aube, Ann Fuerstenberg, Linda Dodge, Talent parade invited ~ fo US.A.Rotary Convention \"The Unity Boys' Club Talent Appearing in the production Hall, two Saturday afternoons, November 17 and 24, an excellent talent group from the St.Laurent studio of the Children's Theatre, di rected by Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters, by 12-year-old Arlene Snadler, St.Laurent, who has shown great promise as a character actress.Hana Gartner, another very talented young player, will be seen as Meg.and Esther Riva Levine as Hannah, both from Chomedey, are supported by an Roslyn Penn, Judy Friedman, Beverly Light, Frances Ravinsky, Linda Kaplan, Sandra Smith, Gloria Green, Peter Jobin, Walter Wakefield, Howard Ryshpan.Marlene Worsoff.| By MAURICE MARIASINE Parade, Unity's travelling variety group.have a heavy schedule of and December 16th, a: the Annual Leading character role is performed | Sincere Thanks .To you, my electors and supporters, for re-electing me as your member of the Provincial Parliament.| shall continue to do all in my power to deserve the encouragement and confidence which you have so overwhelmingly shown to me.J.RICHARD HYDE Member of Proviacial - Parliament for Westmount \u2014 St.George \u201cLittle Women\u201d in Victoria and 28th the former on the Tuesday and the latter on the Wednesday.S 7961 \u201891 \"AON \u2018Aopud \u2018JauIwinxy JUNOUNSIM BY) are ty aga NS.bookings for the months of Nov-, Christmas Party of the Canadair Arrangements have been com-, ! ember and December.' Management Club.pleted for a sumptuous Bar-B- Q Town ru S t .i ' Chicken Dinner and the Banquet .it Recently the Talent Parade It is also expected that the .Lr ren , .| AE .| highlights will include: present- .A I entertained the patients at the' group will visit the Federal Train- | ations of awards and int ; COMPANY an\u2019 i ing Centre of St.Vincent de Paul ' wa a interviews | Queen Mary Veteran's Hospital ; with personalities from the World à \u2014 Friday.the group appeared at' sometime between Christmas and ! : the Robert Mitchell Company.On New Year.i Club members and parents are November 23, the Unity Variety .Again Invited urged to reserve early as seating Show will appear at Lachute,.Que.under the auspices of the! The Unity Boys\u2019 Talent Parade accommodations are limited.or (Continued on page 6) fof Sport.Entertainment will also, EXECUTOR AND TRUSTEE SINCE 1897 | be provided.| Annual Christmas Party.December 13th, at the Leclerc Institute a later date.The Talent Parade made its initial American debut in 1959, at Lake Placid, New ; York, Since that time the group Lachute-Brownsburg Rotary Club.' , has been invited once again to; 3400 St.Antoi ne Street at Greene Avenue { The December commitments entertain at a Rotary Convention | ® ® © First Quality include: December 8th, at the in the United States \u2014 dates Westmount Police Department and locations to be announced at! ® Western Beef cision chorus routines including HAMBURGER the famous Charleston and Twist numbers.Individual dance pre- | sentations interpret the dances of Hawaii.Ireland, Spain and\u2019 Ibs.Brazil.The cast also includes | singers of note, many having ap- | SETI i peared on radio and television.BEEF LIVER When your faucet | Musical instrumentalists include Gives you the slip { Guitarists, Accordionists and a ES AREAS Re NEA Ë | How can you tell Trumpet player.Which one is the drip?The Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent Ibs.90 3 e have returned to Lake Placid on five occasions.three of which was for the Rotary International Assembly, and two for District ; Conventions.In 1960.the talented youngsters also received a standing ovation at a Rotary District Conference \u201cat Binghamton, New York.; f Low Prices @ Prompt Service @ BEEF SAUSAGE 31e.99 \"BLOOD PUDDING 3 ws.99 LAMB CHOPS 3 ws 99 Fine Talent | The Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent Parade features outstanding pre- Parade is produced and directed JOHN WATSON by this reporter.The Musical LIMITED Director is Fred Johnston and C.Grainger Tomkinson the Choreographer is Danny Smith, one of Montreal's foremost PLUMBING & HEATING dance instructors.CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 Banquets Planned The 10th.annual Father and Son and 9th, annual Mother and Daughter Banquets are scheduled to take place on Tuesday and Wednesday, November 27th \u201c0 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Nov.16, 1962 Loyola to stage model parliament TODEL Parliament Week will be held at Loyola all next week, starting Monday.N This is the second year for the endeavor, and chairman George Samis is optimistic that it will be a vast improvement on last year\u2019s edition.This vear four \u201cparties\u201d have entered the campaign: Liberal, ! choice, Mr.Samis said, and it is Conservative, New Democratic ' expected they will present a Party, and the Canadian Na- lively campaign.tronabist Reform Movement \u2018an Activities will start Monday independent party).The presence of four parties will vifer the students a wider | pected the Hon.George Hees, It\u2019s true! The people at Kenwood\u2019s care about the things they store.And they have the equipment to care for them properly.In Kenwood\u2019s modern, fireproof warehouses articles are moved gently, stored in padded palletized con-~ tainers and sealed in strong corrugated board.Rugs are rolled up in individual containers and stored in a special rug vault.Upholstered furniture is placed on special racks and everything is kept free of dust and moisture under constantly controlled temperatures.It costs no more to give your possessions Ken- wood\u2019s extra care.So, for all kinds of storage, packing or moving, make sure you call Kenwood\u2019s, IKXIENWOOID'S WESTMOUNT TRANSFER & STORAGE LTD.4221 ST.CATHERINE W.e WE 38-1113 Over 55 Years Experience e Agents for Allied Van Lines \u201cez-s PLEASE NOTE! STARTING JANUARY 1st Photo Co-Op Will Be Known As Photo M LL (Multiple Lis ting Service) MONTREAL REAL ESTATE BOARD with a rally held by the Conser- ; vative Party at which it is ex-! members.This was announced tors of the Combined Health The members are as follows: Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society; Canadian Mental Health Association; Canadian National Institute for the Blind and French Canadian Association of Minister of Trade and Commerce, will be featured speaker.Tuesday, the NDP will have i Lewis, Deputy House .\u2018 Lender of the NDE as speaker.the Blind Inc.«both previously Along with Mr.Lewis, Prof.C.| members of the Combined Ap- G.Gifford, DFC.candidate in : peal for the Blind); Cancer Aid N.D.G.in the June federal elec- | League; Cancer Research So- tion, and Charles Taylor, Mount | ce nes ut [Palsy hss al candi all à .ciation o uebec Inc.; Cystic Ruyal candidate, will appear, Fibrosis Association of Quebec The Liberal rally is set for pyc.Mackay Center for Deaf Wednesday, and J.W.Pickers-! and Crippled Children; Montreal gill, MP will address the | Association for Retarded Chil- students.| dren; Multiple Sclerosis Society The big debate between the ; of Canada Inc.; Quebec Associa- leaders of the four parties is set tion for Retarded Children (La- for Thursday.val, Lakeshore, South Shore); Society for Emotionally Disturbed Children: St, John Ambulance.As mentioned before, the Cana- Election day is Friday, and Mr.Samis says the polls will be Combined Health Appeal announces \u201863 campaign The Campaign of Combined Health Appeal and Red Cross, to be held officially during the period March 24 to April 8, 1963, will have a total of 14 participating this week by Harold F.Kerrigan, President and Chairman of the Board of Direc- Appeal of Greater Montreal.vidual programs.This Committee will recommend the final objective to be announced at the end of December, The Campaign of Combined Health Appeal and Red Cross will cover the 57 municipalities comprised in the Island of Montreal, Ile Jesus and the South Shore, from Boucherville to Chateau- guay.The Combined Health Appeal offices are located at 390 Craig street west.The secret of .(Continued from page 4) to save himself from the worst consequences of bis crimes.He did not succeed.Brought open all day.Last year 600 students cast ballots.The Session of Parliament: dian Red Cross Society is a partner in the forthcoming campaign.\u201cFor the first time in Mont- to England, he was charged with piracy and murder, and after a four-day trial was will be held on Tuesday, Nov- reals long and commendable his- ember 29.from 1 to 9 p.m.in tory of charitable works,\u201d ex- the gymnasium, plained Mr.Kerrigan, \u2018\u201c\u2018all its ethnic religious groups will be Hon.Roland Michener, form- {working together for health.er speaker of the House of Com- | \u201cIn creating a symbol for CHA 08) Will act as we chose the Blue Diamond, because it has many facets to re- Mr.Samis expects a larger present those ethnic religious turnout than last year, and four groups as well as the participat- bills will be put up for consid- ing agencies, The diamond, a eration, plus \u201cquestions of the precious gem, is a fitting remind- day\u201d.Local stars In Halifax The Saint Mary's University Huskies of Halifax, Nova Scotia fought their way into a Purdy Cup berth with a come from behind 30-14 victory over the Mount Allison Mounties in the last game of the regular schedule of the Atlantic Football Conference.The two teams had been tied for second place going into the game, The game was featured by the play of the defensive squad of the Huskies and one of the leaders was defensive halfback Allan Keith, of Westmount.Keith, in his first year with the Huskies, is a graduate of St.Leo's Academy and attended St.Francis Xavier for two years.He came up with a number of key tackles from his halfback posi- | tion.He plays offensive halfback | and has looked impressive in the few appearances he has made.| Keith also handles the punting | duties and is averaging close to 40 yards per punt.Keith is a junior Arts student at Saint Mary's and is the son of Mr.and Mrs.G.F.Keith of 40 Burton avenue, Westmount.COMPLETE A DIVISION OF CANADIAN MARCONI COMPANY ler that health is our most pre- | cious gift to share with others through the support of health service programs.\u201d A CHA Budget Committee has | been created under the chair- | manship of J.M.Thompson to study the budgets required by the various institutional members in order to carry out their indi- Talent Parade .(Continued from page 5) reservations and further particulars, please call WE.2-5506.STONES AND MINERALS Another educational activity has been inaugurated at the Club.A stones and minerals class got underway last Friday evening under direction of Mr.R.Britton, a resident of Westmount.GROUP CLUB Theresa Becker is the newest ! of volunteers who has offered her services to the Club.Miss Becker i started a group club last Monday \"evening and the class will continue every Monday evening until i further notice.|\" VOLUNTEER WORKERS | Some 50 volunteer workers are now rendering service to the youth of the community.We proudly pay tribute to these dedicated people and thank them very much on behalf of the members of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club.REGISTRATION | More than one half of the year's estimated membership of.1.000 has already registered for the 1962-63 season.To-date, 325 boys and 191 girls for a grand total of 516 have joined the Club and are enrolled in one of the 68 activities that are in operation at the Club.Participation for the month of October was 15,822 an increase found guilty on all counts and sentenced to death.He was hanged on May 23, 1701, at Execution Dock, Wap- ping \u2014 almost exactly opposite the point from which he had sailed in such high hopes five years earlier.As he had lived so he died: strong and courageous to the end.Even when the rope broke and flung him half- dead to the ground he managed somehow to retain his dignity while they hoisted him up again.A remarkable man indeed.But he left a mystery behind him.His estate was a mere $30,000! Queen Anne later donated this forfeited sum towards the establishment of Greenwich Hospital.Where was all that pirate gold he had accumulated under the Jolly Roger?Some said he had put the lot into one large ship and sunk it in deep water off the coast of Hispaniola.Others \u201cknew it was sunk in a river not far from Boston itself.But the secret died on the gallows with its owner.Though many expeditions have gone out since then to seek the treasure, none has succeeded.The fabulous fortune of Captain Kidd is still waiting, somewhere, to be found ! over last year\u2019s October figures lof 11,668.SPORTS RESULTS BIDDY BASKETBALL: ! The Unity Biddy Basketball ' \u2018team continued its undefeated win streak to four straight defeating the Negro Community Centre 73-12.: SENIOR Two teams represented the Unity Boys' Club at the Montreal Basketball League Golden Ball Tournament last weekend.Both teams \u201cB'\": senior \u2018B\u201d SE will be entered in the League.London Express Service.THE RED DOOR TO DINING PLEASURE FULLY LICENSED CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS SEAFOOD COCKTAIL LOUNGE BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON Children\u2019s Menu Excellent Parking 8105 DECARIE BLVD.Just below the East-West Expressway For Reservotions: TEL.735-1601 TA * This Week in Westmount Canadian books get first showing in Germany Guest panelist H.E.Heine- mann, addressing the Montreal | Branch of the Canadian Authors Association last Monday evening, is this week wending his way to Berlin to attend the opening of the 1962 Book Fair which has already been exhibited in Frankfurt, Germany.This is the first time that Canadian books have been sent to Germany, and the exhibit was made | possible by a grant from the Canada Council.Physically Canada is immense, but the market it offers for books is relatively small, In spite of the two smaller buying publics (French and English) » Canadian publishing | has made great strides in recent | years, and the variety, number and quality \u2018of books that ap- | pear each season is remarkable.Although few books appear in the fields of science, and tech- Highway Safety Council: \u2018Seat belts are safe\u2019 \u201cThe fact that some seat belts failed to measure up to the new standards established by the Canadian Standards Associ- tioh does not necessarily means they are unsafe,\u201d declared W.Arch Bryce, executive director of the Canadian Highway Safety Council, \u201cSome of them failed because one out of a number of belts submitted for testing revealed that its color was not fast.An- _ other failed to meet the 4,000- pound force test by one or two per cent, although it did withstand a force considerably greater than it might ever be required to meet.Mr.Bryce Spoke in connection with a flurry caused recently by the report of an interview with a CSA official in Vancouver.Much research \u201cAfter a number of years of crash research, experiments and studies in the United States by automobile manufacturers in co-operation with university researchers, and the expenditure of hundreds of thousands of dollars and a great deal of time .and energy by these experts, it was established that seat belts, if used, would save lives and reduce the severity of injuries.Based on this undeniable advice, the Canadian Highway Safety Council has been conducting a nation-wide campaign to promote the use of seat belts in cars in Canada.\u201cIn this it has had strong support from provincial safety groups, governments, the police, the medical, legal and judicial professions, the National Council of Women and many others.\u201cOut of these promotions, a new Canadian industry has grown and had begun to flourish.Manufacturers of seat belts participated in drawing up .the new CSA standards for belts which are based on standards previously set by the Society of Automotive Engineers.The SAE standards were met by belts made by responsible manufacturers before the CSA standard was introduced.Thus belts sold in Canada prior to September 1, when CSA issued its standards, were reliable if they bore the legend, \u2018SAEJ4'.High standards \u201cSince the CHSC belt campaign began in September 1961, the Council had recommended only belts identified as having met SAE standards.As with any product, inferior items will be offered, but no item carrying the SAE identification \u2014 now the CSA certification \u2014 is like- ly to be inferior.\u201d The wide publicity given to the Vancouver interview, and! the subsequent publicity given to the need for motorists to ascertain the quality of the belts they buy, may in the long run, result in greater care being given by purchasers to belt quality.It was unfortunate, Mr.Bryce said, that this had to come about by publication and broadcast of inadequate information which seriously distorted the motorists\u2019 viewpoint in relation to seat belts and disrupted a new and legitimate Canadian industry.\u201cWe feel sure,\u201d he said, \u201cthat the motorist will recognize the inadequacy of the information contained in the original item and the fact that seat belts identified as SAE or CSA certified are reliable and safe and will prevent death and injury in traffic accidents to a great extent.\u201d Westmount's remembrance tribute Heads bowed at Westmount War Memorial, Sunday, November 11, during the City of West- mount Commemoration Service, Captain the Rev.J.N.Doidge, BA, LTh, chaplain of the Rayal Montreal Regiment conducted the service.Music was by the band of the Royal Montreal Regiment.Wreaths were placed by City of Westmount, military units, ladies\u2019 committees, civic bodies and societies and private individuals.Hymn, Abide With Me, was sung.Following the Last Post, two minutes silence was observed.Reveille sounded and the National Anthem brought the service to a close.The parade March Past saluting base was at the intersection of Cote St.Antoine Road (north side) and Stanton street.Due to the late arrival of bus transportation from St.Anne de Bellevue Military Hospital, the parade schedule was delayed.BIG DEMANDS Il would be easter for either of the traditionally strong Canadian parties to follow strong principles of financing of social welfare or economic planning if they were not pushed continuously into greater give-away programs by a large block of voters ., interested only in what they can get from their country.\u2014 Salmon Arm (B.C.) Observer.- : nology.the arts, humanities, social sciences and reference works are always well repreent- ed.The exhibit includes only a fraction of the books that have appeared in our country in the last few years.In the popular mind, Canada is apt to be associated chiefly with vast plains, towering mountains, winter snows, and perhaps a romantic figure in a scarlet tunic \u2014 the RCMP.We hope that this exhibit may add a new item to the list, and cause Canada to be associated with books.The above observations come from W.Kaye Lamb, National Librarian of Canada, who aided Mr.Heinemann to select the books for the fair, from English and French Canadian authors.PERFECT GIFT | Portrait sketches in chalk, black chalk, and pastels will be drawn by artist Eric Wesselow, at Channing Hall.| Friday and Saturday to benefit | the annual bazaar at the Church of the Messiah.Mrs.Leonard! Mason, Grosvenor avenue, would | be happy to make reservations for prospective sitters.Please! telephone 489-1009.This is the | perfect gift for the grandmother who has everything.Games, goodies, treasure shop.homemaking, preserves, pickles, Christmas decorations and the intriguing chancy Parcel Post, will again be available.Meals served on Friday will be luncheon, tea and dinner; and on Saturday.luncheon and tea.WEEK'S REVIEW Church halls, school auditoriums, halls, private homes, readied for use on Wednesday for residents who perform their duty by voting for the man of their choice .Again this year on the 11th day of the 11th month at the 11th hour, thousands all over the world rev-; erently bowed their heads and gave thanks for what we have, | and that we owe to those who were sacrificed that we may | live.Overshadowing this year's ceremonies is the ominous pre- | sence of unsettled world events ! which may at any time trigger | another holocaust .Studems! at Westmount High School Sen- | ior Dance entertained by a spe- | cial can-can dance performance | last weekend.Gaily bedecked in red and white flouncy chorus | line frocks complete with fur- belows and crinolines, the cour- | geous dancers led by Dick Spencer, were Peter Brabant, Jim Clift, Steven Burt, Nick.Rahr.Doug McDougall.Cos-! tumes were prepared by Miss | red Katie Rawston.WHS grade, Mecting of Members on Tues- eleven student .Westmount day.November 20, at 4:30 p.m.residents whose names are on| Purpose of the meeting, apart the Montreal Museum of Fine from annual reports, is to elect Arts membership list invited | ten members to the Council for this week to attend the Annual the term of three years .On the job with Youth Crowing up in the 20th century is different .: but the young citizens the YMCA trains today will live in the 21st century! Pioneering with \u2018bigger and better\u2019 ideas 15 therefore vitally important for the 'Y\u2019, \u2014_\u2014_\u2014 In the years ahead \u2018'bigger and better\u201d citizenship training and educational programs for youth and young adults are planned at Kamp Kanawana, the eight city branches, and Sir George Williams University.v Ke.* CREATING TOP-FLIGHT LEADERS AND BETTER CITIZENS pe EL sd = THROUGH : Rs y Money doesn\u2019t grow on trees .«+ « but neither do good citizens GIVE GENEROUSLY TO THE YMCA ANNUAL CAMPAIGN OBJECTIVE $285,000 Holiday Hospitality calls for Calvert mY BRK Masterpiece A luxurious blend of superb Canadian rye whiskies.Gift Wrapped.CALVERT V-]- I Rove (Vd Canadian Whisky CALSTRT OISTIELEES LIMITES AUS TRUR On tas VelePH = Custom-blended Canadian rye whisky for Very Important People Gift Wrapped.Every drop has passed A quality toux Your asta in the 97th check.Calvert Distillers Limited » Amherstburg, Ontario ~J F941 '9L \u2018AON \u2018ADplif 'JIUIWIDY] JUNOUSIM By] The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Nov.16, 1962 UNITARIAN The Unitarion Church Of Montreal CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.lat Simpson) Minister: Rev.Leonard Mason, B.A.B.D.Sunday, November 18th 11.00 sn.\u201cAp Interview With A Jet Pilot\u201d 11:00 a.m.Church School and Kindergarten meet in Unitarian House.Organist and Director of Music: Donald Mackey, Mus.B.PRESBYTERIAN __ STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount and Victoria Aves.Rev.Searth Macdonnell, B.A., B.D.Minister Sunday, November 18th 11:00 am.Public Worship Hebrews IT \u2014 Verse 3 10:15 an.Church Schools DORIS KILLAM A.R.T.C, L.Mus.(McGIIl) Organist and Choir Director MISCELLANEOUS EVANGEL PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 1235 Closse at Tupper \u201cOpposite The Forum\u201d REV.R.M.ARGUE, B.A, REV.E.A.HORNBY, BA,, Pastors ENJOY GREAT PREACHING with REV.J.HERMAN ALEXANDER of Charlotte, N.C.\u201cThe man Billy Graham loves to hear preach.\u201d Tuesday +.» Friday at 8 p.m.SUNDAY 11 a.m.and 7:30 p.m.Musicaily \u201cTHE EVANGELAIRES\u201d \u2014 9 singing girls \u2014 ALL FAITHS WELCOME \"11 Busses stop at our Door\" PRESBYTERIAN ANGLICAN © MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 348 Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A, B.D, Minister 10:00 a.m.Church School 11.00 a.m.Public Worship The Minister will preach.Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster All are Cordially Welcome.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH.TBE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN BOBTON, MASS, Sunday, November 18th 11:00 a.m.Sunday Schoot 11:00 a.m.Church Service.Lesson - Sermon Subject: \u201cMORTALS AND IMMORTALS\" Golden Text: I Corinthians 15:49.As we have borne the image of the carthy, we shall also bear the image of the heavenly.EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:18 p.m.Testimony Meeting READING ROOM In the Church Edifice: The public invited Tuesday.Thursday and Friday, 2 to 4 p.m.: Wednesday, 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.ANGLICAN Si.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.J.N.Doldge, B.A., L.Th.Rev.Reginald Hollis, M.A., B.D., Sunday, November 18th 22nd Sunday After Trinity EVERY MEMBER VISITATION SUNDAY 8:00 am.9:30 a.m.Holy Communion Mattins with Sermon Preacher: The Rector Pre and Post Confirmation Classes Holy Communion and Sermon Preacher: The Rector Nursery, Kindergarten and Sunday School Evensong with Sermon Preacher: The Rev.R.Hollis Wednesday, November 21st 10:00 im.Holy Communion Organist and Cholirmaster: Norman W.Hurrle, A.R.C.O., A.R.C.M., F.T.C.L, 10:30 a.m.11:00 a.m.11:00 a.m.7:30 p.m.TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D., Rector Rev.Canon F.L.Whitley, M.A,, Hon.Assistant Rev.Peter W.A, Davison, M.A, Assistant Mr.George E.Chubb, F.R.C.0., F.AG.0 Organist and Choirmaster 22nd Sunday After Trinity Sunday, November 18th 8:00 a.m.10:15 a.m.11:00 aan, Holy Communion Senior Department Choral Communion Preacher: The Rector Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary and Junior Departments Evensong Preacher: Rev.W.A.Davison 8:30 pm.Parish Forum TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20th 6:00 p.m.Holy Communion WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2list 7:00 a.m.Holy Communion 11:00 a.m, 7:30 p.m.THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Member Baptist World Alliance and Canadian Baptist Federation\u201d Sherbrooke Street West aot Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister Elect.: Rev.Harold J.Balsdon, B.A., B.Th.Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johnston, B.A., D.D.Director of Music: Merchante E.Wolls 11:00 am.7:30 p.m.Mr, \u2014 Tony Tyndale\u2014\u2018\u2018Is God Still In Control?\" Rev.John S.Gilmour \u2014 \u201cContinuing Conversion\u2019 Midweek Serviee, Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.Young People, Friday, 8:00 p.m.Church School: Sunday, 10:00 a.m.& 11:00 a.m, Visitors Always Welcome Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay Sunday, November 18th 22nd Sunday After Trinity Holy Eucharist Mattins (Said) m.SOLEMN REQUIEM Sunday School m.Evensong WENRDAYS: HOLY EUCHARIST 7:00 a.m.Tuesday: Thursday 8:00 a.m.Friday 9:30 a.m.Wednesday ALL ARE WELCOME LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER Temporarily Worshiping at the 7th Day Adventist Church Corner of Western and Olivier Ave, Wm.C.Nolting, B.D,, Pastor Wm.Hamel, Organist Sunday, November 18th 10:00 a.m.Senior Sunday School 11:00 a.m.The Service, Junior Sunday School and Nursery SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Cantor Otto QO.Staeren; Miles Wisenthal, M.A,, Educational Assistant Victor McCorry, A.R.C.M.Organist and Choir Master.SABBATH SERVICE OF REDEDICATION Friday Evening, November 16th at 8 o.m.in observance of 80th anniversary of Congregation Emanu-El and 35th anniversary of Rabbi Dr, Harry J.Stern's leadership of the Temple.Officiants in the Service \u2014 The Rev.Dr.Albert S.Minda, President, Central Conference of American Rubbis; Dean Stanley B.Frost, Faculty Divinity, McGill University and Dr.Stern.Sabbath Anniversary Youth Service, Saturday Morning, November 17th at 11:00 a.m, Participating \u2014 Officers of Youth Society, Junior Congregation and High School Department, CONGREGATIONAL DINNER AND DANCE Saturday Evening, November 17th at 7 p.m.Reception 6 to 7 p.m.in the Grover Auditorium.Guest Speaker \u2014 The Hon, Mr.Justice Douglas C.Abbott, Supreme Court of Canada.RELIGIOUS SCHOOL REDEDICATION ASSEMBLY Sunday Morning, November 18th at 11 a.m, Dramatic presentation by a group of Temple Religious School students.SISTERHOOD DONOR LUNCHEON Tuesday, December 11th at 12.30 p.m.Grover Auditorium.Fashion Show courtesy Holt Renfrew.General Convenor \u2014 Mrs, Sydney Lithwick, UNITED St.Andrew's WESTMOUNT (10! Cote St.Antoine Rd., near Argyle Ave.) MINISTERS Rev.Daniel M.Grant, B.A., D.D.Rev.Douglas Mouland, B.A., B.D.Miss Valerie Lewis, Dir.E.Ed.Mr.Gordon White, Organist and Choir Director Sunday, November 18th 11:00 a.m.Morning Worship Sermon by Dr.Grant 7:30 p.m, MR.MOULAND \u201cThe Master's Secret\u201d Senior Bible Class .Church School.Youth Fellowship Young People's Union.VISITORS WELCOME Westmount Park- Emmanuel & Calvary (Cor, Lansdowne and Western Aves.) .Minister: Callum Thompson, C.D., BA, BD.Rev.Dir, of Christian Education: Miss Beatrice Maclean, R.N., E Sunday, November 18th 11:00 am.Morning Worship Church School and Infant Nursery Sermon: \u2018Lesson From The Rich Young Ruler\u201d 7:30 p.m, The Word and The Way \u2014 Chap, 4.\u201cLove of God\u201d Director of Music Mr.Wayne Riddell, B.Mus Scottish bands to play The massed bands, pipes, drums and dancers of the regiments of the Royal Scots Greys and the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders will appear at the Forum on Thursday, November 22 for only one performance.They will bring thrilling music, beloved songs, exciting dancing and extraordinary precision drills in a pageantry extravaganza direct from the Edinburgh Festival.This is the first appearance of these massed bands in this country.The glamor and color of the kilted dress will be very much a part of the presentation.The kilt, almost exclusively Scottish, dates, surprisingly, to the days of the early Greeks and Albanians, What began as a male garment, designed purely for its practicality, has come through the years to be the permanent dress of the Scottish regimental Bands of modern times, Spiritual healing discussed The question of spiritual healing will be specifically dealt with at the services in the Christian Science churches this Sunday, in the reading of the week's Lesson-Sermon on the subject \u201cMortals and Immortals.\u201d Pertinent Scripture will include this verse from Matthew: \u201cAnd when he had called unto him his twelve disciples, he gave them power against unclean spirits, to cast them out, and to heal all manner of sickness and all manner of disease.\u201d And correlative citations from \u2018Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy will include: \u201cEvery day makes its demands upon us for higher proofs rather than professions of Christian power, \u201cThese proofs consist solely in the destruction of sin, sickness, and death by the power of Spirit, as Jesus destroyed them, Radio broadcast A special program showing how men's lives have been changed and up-lifted when they learned the real meaning of gratitude, will be presented on the Christian Science radio series \u2018\u201cThe Bible Speaks to You\u2019 over CJAD, Montreal (dial 800), at 9:45 on Sunday morning, November 18 First Baptist to celebrate anniversary Just five years ago, special dedication services were held at First Baptist Church, 6215 Cote St.Luc road, announcing the official opening of the new First Baptist Church building at that location; this Sunday special anniversary services will be held to commemorate the event, and to offer thanksgiving for the guidance of God in the five years of ministry in this part of the city.At the morning service, the minister, Rev.R.S.Dunn, will speak on the subject of \u2018the Church,\u2019 using as his title, \u201cFirst Baptist Church.\u201d The RCCS, the Sea Cadet Corps of Feller College will be in attendance at the morning service.They will be under the leadership of Lieut.Stephen May, and Lieut.Arthur Burridge, The subject of the evening service will be, \u201cNever Alone.\u201d Special music and anniversary features will be included in the evening service.Convention here Arrangements continue to be made for the entertainment of the Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec, the annual sessions of which will be held at First Baptist Church in June.The general chairman of the Committee on Local Arrangements is C.M.McCully; Darroch Watters is vice-chairman, and Miss Joyce Taylor is secretary.Other members of the executive include: B.S.Hastings, Mrs.Phillips Motley, and V.B., Van- Wart.It is expected that approximately 500 delegates will attend the Convention, and arrangements for billeting, catering, hospitality, and transportation are being made.Stewardship sermon topic Next Sunday morning in Dom- inion-Douglas Dr.R.Douglas Smith's sermon topic will be \u2018\u2018\u201c\u2019Phe Evidence of Living Religion\u20143, Stewardship.\u2019 In the evening Dr.Stanley Frost's Teaching Mission will be \u201cHow should we think about the Bible?Questions will be answered by Dr.Frost immediately following this address.Paraguay is said to have had the world's first system of old- age pensions.UNITED DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.and Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.R.Douglas Smith, B.A.B.D., D.D.Roy P.Stafford, B.A., B.D.Mrs.Holly E.Davidson Sunday, November 18th 11:00 a.m.Morning Worship Sermon: The Evidence of Living Religion\u201d 3.Stewardship Rev.R.Douglas Smith, D.D.Evening Worship STANLEY FROST \u201cThe Faith of a Christian\u201d (3) \u201cHow Should We Think About The Bible 2\u201d Crib Corner and Sunday School in all departments, Organist and Choirmaster: Mr.John Robb, Mus, Bac.Rev.7:30 p.m.DR.ALL WELCOME EWCOMERS are invited to inspect our facilities and to ask any questions they may have about our service.BA Collins F.A.Nunns\u2014A.F.Williams 5616 Sherbrooke Sireet West Mechanics Institute Musical concert scheduled A Music Appreciation Concert will be held at the Mechanics Institute, 1200 Atwater avenue, Wednesday, November 14 at 8.15 p.m.First part of the program will consist of Overture to Fidelio in E Major by Beethoven; Pictures at an Exhibition, Mussorgsky.Second part will be Concerto No.3 in C, Piano, Opus 37.by Beethoven; Excerpts from \u201cCosi Fan Tutte'\u2019 K.588 (sing in English) by Mozart.E.A.Thorne will be commentator, and the concert is open to the public free of charge, AANA Young pianist to he interviewed The next promising artist on \u201cGoltman\u2019s Music Goals\u201d will be 19 year old pianist, Eric Paci, who will be interviewed by Frances Goltman Wednesday, November 21 at 6.45 p.m, over radio station CBM.Scientists probe mystery of disease During the week of November 18-24 The Muscular Dystrophy Association will make its ninth annual appeal for funds to keep its medical research program going, The association finances the work of over 150 Canadian scientists across the country who are probing the mystery of this crippling disease of childhood.The connection between MDAC and the fire departments of this country is unique, It arose from a decision of the International Firefighters Union to keep supporting the work of the association until the disease has been conquered.Each year therefore the fire departments play a leading role in MDAC's fund-raising campaign.Clavis studio holds sale An exhibition and sale of oil paintings will be held at the Clavis studio, 1336 Greene avenue, Westmount, Apartment 12, from November 20 to 25 between the hours of 3 and 5 p.m.and 7 to 9 p.m.Tea will be served at 4 p.m.and coffee at 7 p.m.The group of artists at the studio under the able director and teacher, Mrs.A.T.Corner, has attracted a high degree of recognition at the V.O.N.fall sales and spring sales at Verdun Protestant Hospital.The Clavis studio holds this sale on behalf of their charity work projects.Rudolph Cserjes, well-known artist from Hungary, will display some of his paintings and portraits.MORE WHEAT DISEASE WINNIPEG \u2014 Black point or kernel smudge disease has been more prevalent in the durum wheat of Manitoba this year than at any other time, the Searle Grain Company reports.The disease, a soil fungus, was brought on by the long damp summer, Woofers and Tweeters Decca introduces à new series By Giveon Cornfield The Chronicle of Music is a new development of the Decca Records Educational Research Division.It is the beginning of one of the most ambitious programs of presenting the history of music on records that has ever been undertaken.The Chronicle of Music will give the Canadian home and scholar one of the most concise and interestingly presented libraries of the romance of music from the middle ages through the 20th century.This in itself is a unique and unusual feature, as other histories of music have tended to go up to the year 1800 and not beyond.Music is a living force today, and the history of music is only meaningful if it includes also works of our own times, New format The format of the Chronicle of Music is new, and its authenticity is unquestionable, The series is designed as follows: under the editorship of Ben Deutschman, himself a former music teacher and nationally-known lecturer on music education, a staff of consultants was formed, who are well known in the field of musicology and music education.This group divided the history of music into eight distinct periods, beginning with the Middle Ages and up through the Renaissance and Baroque to the transition from Baroque to classical.Following the Age of Classicism, we have the Romantic era, the Age of Jazz, and the Age of 20th Century Music.These ages were thoroughly researched, and the eight chapters were made into a set of liner notes to be printed on the backs of the record jackets.Complete works Compositions for the series were selected because they were highlights of the major musical accomplishments of each period.Each record contains an entire composition or more, a recording originally released because of its value as a record for pure enjoyment.The written material is presented in terms a layman can easily understand and a par- Can we e clean up ourselves ?Sir: Will you pardon me if 1 point out an extreme lack of civic pride of our citizens in Montreal area, When it comes to sports we all get behind our favorite teams, we are certainly sports-minded.When it comes to every day civic living we lack common sense decency and neighborly spirit.Montrealers are absolutely a bunch of litterbugs.You see the filth of garbage cans strewn over lawns.Motorists toss cigars, cigarette packages and bottles out of car windows.Yes, most of them practice the art of expectoration on sidewalks and from car windows.It is time, Mr.Editor, that you tried to instill a wee bit of civic pride into all Montrealers! Bill Smith ent or teacher might use in explaining the history of music to a beginner, For the teacher, librarian, music student and serious collector of records, there are still other features that are very important.For example, examination of the card inserted in each record will reveal that every record in the Chronicle of Music is registered with the Library of Congress, and this card gives the owner of the record a perfect filing system.The physical format of the card is planned so the file card can be removed and the remaining part can be inserted in a standard 9 x 11 notebook to become a part of a growing wealth of musical knowledge.Thus the Chronicle of Music is a history which through the printed word and an ever- growing library of recordings, will give its owner a concise picture of the development of music in western culture and at the same time, an expanding collection of records which will further enhance his knowledge and enjoyment of the art.CHART OF THE PIONEER {Two for brilliont stereo) \u201cBookshelf\u201d Wi-Fi Speakers FRICKE | 9/2\" |* 35:00 3 44.0 .Level control; MODEL | SFEAKERS | LENGTA| MEIGHT | DEPTH | CS-6A evra.19\" 11\" CS-8A wl Mitic [20%] 13\" | 11\" Cs-88 Lewin 23 | 12 | 10\" CS-12A Bucitiex [930 » 51,\" 10a\" 109-00 $ 5 1-00 ALL HAND-RUBBED FINISH \u2014 AVAILABLE FROM STOCK PAYETTE RADIO 730 ST.JAMES ST.WEST NEAR UNIVERSITY / MOVE WITH AV.8-7211 .AGENTS FOR ALLIED VAN LINES organ\u2019s By popular demand .CFCF-FM continues to expand its Stereo Multiplex schedule Hear these programs of \"Fine Music\" Il a.m.- 12 noon 3.30 p.m.to 4.30 p.m.8 p.m.to | a.m, \"Soundstage\" \u201cBridge to Dreamland\" Hear Lee Dunbar's Startime \u2014 12 to 5 p.m.Sunday at 92.5 mcs.\"CF Startime!\" \"Milk and Honey\u201d The trend in music is to MARCONI RADIO \"The Best of Two Worlds\" 92.5 mcs FM Moving Abroad?GET A MOVE ON WITH MORGAN'S! Packing - Crating - Shipping - Storing - Work Guaranteed Representation All Over the World Free Estimales 6 Z961 \u201891 \u2018AON \u2018ADp;s4 \u2018Jaujusoxg juncuysam ay) 10 eee ee The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Nov.16, 1962 ES of ed od ud dl Just Received ! Fine selection of GIFTS & NOVELTIES From The Orient.Ideal for Christmas giving GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG CO.4151 .4153 St.Catherine St, W.Westmount WE.2-4277\u2014Evenings: Ri.8-460 THE EXAMINER WOMENS (Vil.place Saturday, November 3 at MR.and MRS.THOMAS A, HESLOP, whose marriage took Trinity Memorial Church.Mrs.Heslop, formerly Miss Ruth Agnes McKinnon, is the daughter of Mrs.Joseph McKinnon of Notre Dame de Grace and the late Mr.McKinnon.Mr.Heslop is the son of Mr.and Mrs.T.Arthur Heslop also of Notre Dame de Grace.Heslop-McKinnon held wedding in Trinity Memorial Church The marriage of Ruth Agnes, daughter of Mrs.Joseph McKin- non of Notre Dame de Grace and the late Mr.McKinnon, to Mr, Luxury cold wave Our Hair Style-of-the-Month holiday special ! @ cold wave ® haircut ® styled set Come in before ; the busy days arrive, for thi beauty treat ! 484-5450 ; SALON » i : ¥ : Antoinette 3 VIGEANT ç HAIRDRESSER 4879 Sherbrooke St.W.3 CEL a Thomas A.Heslop, son of Mr.and Mrs.T.Arthur Heslop, also of Notre Dame de Grace, took place on Saturday, November 3, ;| in Trinity Memorial Church.The ;| Venerable R.Kenneth Archdeacon of Montreal officiat- $ ing.Mr.G.E.Chubb played the i | wedding music and the choir boys | sang.White chrysanthemums and = pink gladioli formed the decora- & tions in the church.Naylor, Given in marriage by her brother, Mr.Joseph McKinnon, the bride wore a gown of Swiss embroidered pure silk peau de soie, the fitted bodice having a round neckline dipping to a V front and back.The bouffant skirt was accented by tiny bows, starting at the hipline.Her shoulder length veil was held by a coronet of pearls and she carried a cascade of baby pink rosebuds and > | stephanotis.Mrs.Cecil Thorpe, sister of the bride, as matron of honor was in a gown of party blue peau de soie, with a draped sheath skirt and flair panel.She carried a bouquet of pink and white carnations.Mrs.John Kent and Miss Carol Heslop.sister of the bridegroom, as attendants were dressed similar to the matron of honor, their hats of matching material made into flowers with matching veils.They carried bouquets of pink and white carnations.Miss Heather McKinnon, niece of fhe bride, was in a pink nylon organdy frock with a lace jacket and tiny matching hat.She carried a small basket of pink and blue carnations.Mr.Tan Nelson was the best man and the ushers were Mr.5 Cecil Thorpe and Mr.Brian Turn- \u2018 bull.Mrs.McKinnon, the bride's mother, wore a teal blue sheath Helps keep cloth .longer, so SILVIFICATION DRY CLEANING Silvification Dry Cleaning LACHINE HAND LAUNDRY ME.7-3733 ing looking new get the best.Karnak Ladies\u2019 \u2018Hospital Day\u2019 Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club will hold its \u2018\u2018Hospital Day'' on November 20.Members and friends are asked to meet at the Masonic Memorial Temple at 1 p.m.where coffee and dessert will be served.The ladies will then proceed by taxis, which will be provided at a nominale charge, to the Shrin- ers\u2019 Hospital for Crippled Children.Following the meeting, a tour of the hospital will be conducted.Guest speakers will be Mr.G.H.Whitehead, Mr.Patrick O'Brien, Potentate.Dr.J.G.Petrie, and Miss F.Lamonte.Coming Events CHARITY BAZAAR The annual charity bazaar to aid the Little Sisters of the Assumption will be held in the Mont Louis gymnasium from 10 a.m.to 10 p.m.Saturday, November 17.A cold buffet supper will be served from 6 to 8 p.m.CHRISTMAS SALE Melville Church Association will hold its annual Christmas sale of work and home cooking, Saturday, November 17 at 349 Melville avenue, Westmount, from 2.30 to 6 p.m.Tea will be served.MILITARY WHIST Oasis Temple, no.46, Daughters of the Nile will hold the fall military whist, November 22 at 8.15 p.m, in Victoria hall, Sherbrooke street west, Westmount.Refreshments and door prizes, Admission by ticket only.Convener, Mrs.F.T.A.Griffiths, WE.3-4797.dress of Chantilly lace.A velvet hat in matching blue with black accessories and a corsage of pink roses, ; Mrs.Heslop, mother of the bridegroom.was in an old rose brocade sheath, brown accessories and wore a corsage of Delight roses.The reception was held at the Chateau Gai Motel, where a buffet supper was held, the table decorations were carried out with white snapdragons and white chrysanthemums, Following the reception the bridal couple left on a trip to Ocean Ridge, Fla., the bride travelling in a brown suit with mink trim, brown accessories, a light beige hat and gloves.and a white orchid corsage.MRS.KENNETH J.HAMILTON of Cote St.Luc is the President of the Marianopolis College Alumnae Association for the year 1962-1963.Plans are underway for a theatre party \u201cMutiny on the Bounty\", to be held Wednesday, January 16, 1963.This is a benefit performance and the entire proceeds will be donated for schelarships te the College.=] (Ad (ef= 1) 1385 Greene Ave.Corner Sherbrooke MP) J.L.ADAMS, Propristor Medallist, McGill University Medallist, M.C.of Pharmacy _ Prescriptions carefully and accurately filled ot reasonable prices.WE.2-2136 WE.2-2488 MISS MONIQUE ARCHAMBAULT, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.J.R.Archambault of Westmount and MR.JOHN C.WALSH, son of Mr.and Mrs.James Walsh of Hampstead, whose eagage- ment is announced.\u2014Marc Photos Social and P ersonal Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Clapinson, 4300 Western avenue, Westmount, have been recent guests at Toronto\u2019s Park Plaza.The Montreal Council of Women will meet Wednesday, November 21 at 2 p.m.in the YWCA, 1355 Dorchester boulevard, west.Mr.H.Spark will be guest speaker and will show slides on Jamaica and the Virgin Islands at the meeting of the Silver Cross Mothers, RCAF, being held Monday at the YWCA on Dorchester boulevard.: The Montreal Convalescent Hospital Associates are.holding a cocktail party and buffet supper at the Hospital on Saturday, November 24 from 6 p.m.to 9 p.m.Under the joint con- venership of Mrs.Edgar F.Tol- hurst and Mrs.Leonard E.Callaghan.On Friday, November 9, members and guests of the Westmount Women's Club, under the presidency of Mrs.Russell T.Stack- house, were privileged to hear an address by Mr.Leslie Roberts, well-known news analyst.Mr.Roberts\u2019 informative and timely talk on \u2018Canada of Tomorrow\u201d was followed by a lively question period.Mrs.A.Bateman and Mrs.J.C.Warmington, co-chairmen of the Christmas Fair, Trinity Memorial Church Guild, are entertaining at a \u201cThank You\" tea for the conveners, assistants and members at the Tea Center, 1494 Sherbrooke street west, on Wednesday, November 21 at 2 p.m.A delegation from the Women\u2019s Canadian Club of Montreal will leave by car Friday morning for Ottawa to attend the meeting of the Association of Canadian Clubs being held at noon that day at the Royal Ottawa Golf Club.The Chancellor of Queen's University, Dr.John Bertrand Stirling of Montreal, will be guest of honor and speaker at the annual dinner of the Montreal Alumnae Association of Queen\u2019s University.Guests will be received at the McGill Faculty Club, 3450 Me- Tavish street from 6:30 p.m.for 7:30 p.m.dinner on Monday, November 19 by Alumnae President, Mrs.Donald C.Cameron.The stated monthly session of Oasis Temple, No.46, Daughters of the Nile, will be held in Victoria Hall, Sherbrooke street west, Westmount, on Monday, at 7.30 p.m.with Mrs.H.C.Sturgess presiding at the meeting.The St.Helen's School Old Girls Association is holding a dinner on Thursday, November 22 at 6.45 p.m.at the Themis Club, 1335 Sherbrooke street, west.Miss Mary Grant, headmistress of St.Helen's School will be honorary guest and Mr.George A.Donald, chairman of the Board of Conveners will be guest speaker.All former pupils are invited and may call Mrs.M, C.Willis at HU.4-5416 or Mrs, P.H.Scowen, HU, 2.7819, for reservations, You are invited .to visit the new AIDA | CERAMICS Showroom where a young artist displays his own colorful creations in ceramics Including lamps, vases, etc.These items would make lovely Christmas Gifts.© Open daily 9 a.m.to 8 p.m.AIDA CERAMICS 4240 Decarie Blvd.(Near Monkland) Phone: 489-6930 QUEBEC ANTIQUES 4500 St.Catherine Street West (Corner Abbott) WE.2-4781 Specializing in Early Pine Furniture, ofc. me ES ov UC Moderator to lay Silver Cross Mothers wd infirmary cornerstone The monthly meeting of (he \"eb Silver Cross Mothers RCAF \u201cRee The Right Reverend J.R.membrance Asociation' will be Mutchmor.MA, DD.BB, of held on Monday at 2 pm.at the Toronto, moderator of the United YWCA, 1355 Dorchester boulevard Church of Canada, will lay the west.cornerstone of the new Infirmary | of the Girffith-MeConnell Home, | on Wednesday, November 21 at lism and Social Service ot 2 p.m.at 5760 Parkhaven avenue, Toronto.will also attend.Cote St.Luc.i An open invitation is extended, by the Board of Governors, of the The Reverend Ray Herd, secre- United Church Homes, to anyone tary cleet of the Board of Evanga- who wishes to attend, Mrs.Vera Francis Seiffert Graduate Aesthetician, Cosmeticion, Moke-up Artist 16 Yeors Evropeon Experience 4 Yeors Conodion Experience Your Institute For True Cosmetic Z961 \u20189L \u2018AON \u2018Abp;14 \u2018JoujuOXZ suNouISIAA JUL Entrust your face only to an expert cosmetician for personal WOMAN'S WORK BOOK: With the combined efforts of the Chapter Donor Chairmen and their groups, the B'nai B'rith Woman's Work Book is under way, the theme of which is \u201cWomen and Their Careers.\u201d STANDING from left to right are: Mrs.R.Nathanson, 178 Sheraton Drive, Concordia Chapter; Mrs.M.Silcoff, 7852 Stuart avenue, Cum Laude Chapter; Mrs.N.Sivkin, 4610 Bourret avenue, Lower Canada Chapter; Mrs.B.Deskin, 608 Westluke avenue, Shalom Chapter: SEATED from left to right are: Mrs.T.Wiseberg, 5332 Montclair avenue, Disraeli Chapter; Mrs.M.Goldberg, 480 Tait avenue, Donor Control Chairman; and Jordania Chapter.Missing from this picture are: Mrs, R.Leitman and Mrs.I.Frank, Blue Star Chapter; Mrs.R.Nadler, Chomedey Chapter; Mrs.J.Rosenbloom, Concordia Chapter; Mrs.H.A, Weinstein, publicity chairman; Mrs.H.Brenner and Mrs.D.Beck, Julius Bendit Chapter: Mrs.A, White, Laurentian Chapter; Mrs.A.Brandes, Montreal Chapter; Mrs.S.Segal, Montreal Menorah Chapter; Mrs.F.Caron, Mount Sinai Chapter; Mrs.H.Koenig, St.Laurent Chapter; Mrs.A.Goldberg, Snowdon Chapter; Mrs, B.Abramson, Centenial Chapter; Mrs.F.1.Altrows, clearance chairman; Mrs.S.Morris, treasurer; Mrs.N.Rich- and individual skin care.Renew your foce with my mew sensational biological peeling.Now also, new department for Body Massage, Infrared Steam, Sun Lomp.We Cater to Ladies Oniy © COSMETIC INSTITUTE 1370A Greene Avenue WE.2-5255 Mrs.L.Schneider, 6312 Clanranald avenue, ler, sales promotions.CHERE sn Westmount Club NOTICE | The Westmount Women's Club Due to the many engagement and wedding photo- | general meeting in Victoria Hall | graphs received for publication and the high cost of on November 23 will have as| production, a nominal fee of $5 is being charged.Organ- thelr guests, epson sMonireal,.izations and clubs photographs of conveners, chairmen, with an interesting talk on fur- ; fo .fp NA committees, etc., for fund-raising events, will be charged pishings and interior decor.Tea > > \u2019 ; will be served to members and the cost of engraving.en their guests.k SHOP FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS AT | ven | SPonsible for financial and moral JIJWL luncheon | id # | help in leader training.formation F BRI .Nl of new companies, liaison be- A NA Dr.Martin Hofman, BA, M Se, Gui e pis leaders and parents, help & Ph D, MDCM, will be the guest d in organizing rallies, etc.= ww, pe \u201cee CHIFe o speaker at the Jewish Junior Wel- an F ; 1 EXCLUSIVE LADIES SUITS ; fare League Luncheon meeting 9 As the policy of Guideing is : which is to be held on Tuesday at Brownie § to raise needed funds only by Also 12.45 p.m.at the Windsor Hotel.§ giving something in return for: @ HANDBAGS ® COSTUME JEWELRY Dr Hoffman will discuss the News 3 | receiving, it does not run a finan- A , à cial campaign either independent- Phone: topie, \u2018The Story of Man's _ h cla ; Hautes , 1368 Greene Avenue ; Foods.\u201d ' ve ATHENS | oor through a welfar ay {Just below Sherbrooke) 932 - 9469 y Mrs.Harold Schneider, the, WESTMOUNT DISTRICT ul meet the hinancial obligations 20 President of the League, will pre- by organizing social events and\u201c side \u2019 © The following is a list of the through an occasional unsolicited ! | prowni .{ private grant.The girls them.| Brownie Packs and Guide and selves manage to earn enough | 2 Rangers Companies located in money with their different pro- | CHILDREN S THEATRE short Westmount.It is being published ' jects to meet the day to day expenses of their companies.All presents Coté of the National Film Board to this city who may have daugh- parents and those interested in \u201cLITTLE WOMEN\u201d .his excellent work, are asked to at the Montreal Museum of oc whom the ; t : t y wish to enroll.} ° o Fine Arts on November 21 at support these events throughout Victoria Hall, Sat., Afts.NOV.17-24 Dorothy Davis \u2014 Violet Walters 6:30 p.m.and at 8:30 p.m.These | Some of these packs and com-| the year.were especially chosen to show panies have their full quota, but Anyone having a uniform which RESERVE SEATS ot Willis & Co., St.Catherine St.W., or 484-6620 Film night Eight experimental ; films are being shown by Guy for the convenience of newcomers | the rise and development of this any child who is interested in is not in use please donate it for type of film as exemplified in joining the Guideing movement | SYM\u20ac less fortunate Guide or the work of several masters in will be fitted in.The followi Brownie, Please call Mrs, R.G.the field and representing the, .\u2019 .owing Bremner, 937-9946.approach of several individual |5 à list of Packs, their location countries.and names of Brown Owl orl Captain: | | 7th Montreal Pack, King's School, Miss Sandra Staples, 933- .e 6839: 16th Montreal Pack, St.Andrew\u2019s, Mrs.J.Preston Robb, WE.7-2149; 19th Montreal Pack, semi BEAUTY SALON ,Shaare Hashomayim, Miss Shirley Kurland, HU, 1-2612; 34th Montreal Pack, Dominion-Doug- Presents oe.las, Mrs.R.E.Reade, HU.8- 1 7541: 34th Montreal Company.MISS NIC Y !Dominion-Douglas, Mrs.A.W.Birnie, HU.9-7787: 53rd Montreal .: Pack, St.Paul's Academy.Mrs.Expert Chiropodist Emily Smith, 932-8391; 53rd and specialist in Montreal Company, St, Paul's .Academy, Miss Barbara Durcan, ©® Manicures 1937-1234; 66th Montreal Pack, St.® Focials Matthias.Mrs.Wm.Feindel, WE.5-1534: 66th Montreal Company, St.Matthias, Miss A.M.Pod- PERMANENTS ,kailns, WE.2-8716: 1st Wesm't Reg.$18 Land Ranger Co., St.Andrew's.Mrs.T.Lerner, HU, 1-7904, $10 PHONE EARLY FOR APPOINTMENT Now ° HU.14-6211 Anyone desiring any further Ph WE.5-0562 information on the Girl Guide one .9 | Association is invited to call Mrs.\u2018 .WE.5-2486 W.G.Donnelly, WE.2.0631.Mrs.1910 SHERBROOKE ST.W 1347 GREENE AVE.Donnelly is in charge of public relations for the Westmount Local Westmount Association.The Association is PORTRAITS » Doden (Between Claremont and Prince Albert) a group of women who are re- The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Nov.16, 1962 - CELA EA 4 Just If we could only see with eyes made clear, And listen to Your voice with ready ear, The beauty of Your majesty and grace Would all earth\u2019s griefs and ugliness efface, We would be lifted on a higher plane, Earth's little toys, would all scem trite.and vain, Compared with all the joy that now allures For all that God Himself can give, are yours.\u2014 DOROTHY SPROULE St.Matthew's bazaar be served from 2.30 to 5 and supper will be served at two sit- St.Matthew's Anglican Church tings \u2014 5.30 and 6.30.For the Guild and WA will hold their an- convenience of ladies with chil- nual Christmas Bazaar in the , dren, wishing to attend the after- hureh h: , ein v \u2018noon lea, the nursery will be church hall, corner Dufferin road open for children at that time.\u2018 and Snowdon avenue, on Friday, Mrs.Andrew Woodward is the November 16 at 2 p.m.Tea will | general convener for the bazaar.| FATHER AND DAUGHTER WALTZ: Three chairman of the father and daughter waltz ! doctors will present their daughters to the committee, are from left to right: Dr.Hi Governor General and Madame Vanier at St.McHugh and Miss Erin McHugh, Dr.A.AN * Q J eH $ Ses, Mary's Ball on November 16, at the Butler and Miss Patricia Butler, 5630 Queen Queen Elizabeth Hotel.Listening to last Mary Road, Hampstead, Dr.James O'Neill .minute instructions from dance instructor and Miss Sarah O'Neill, 83 Kilgurn Crescent, ime to look x x Me» 1 LL À Pretti Reddy M al WA | Weekly lecture your rrettiest \u20ac y emoriai | his own paintings at the November 20 meeting of the Wemen\u2019s patrons for the forthcoming dance | P.A.Langlois, Mr.and Mrs.G.Museum of Fine Arts at 2.30 Mr.Mel Holmes and Mrs.John E.Tansey, Hampstead.J.Douglas Lawley.MA will lists d t P i Art Society to be held in the of the Women's Auxiliary of the Edward McLean.Mr.Henry G.: pm.His subject will be \u201cWild | Looking forward to à gay social season ?Now's the time to make certain that your hair-do will be so attractive and flattering, you'll be complimented throughout the hoti- days.Our skilled beauticians will design a coiffure that makes the most of your beauty, vet is easy to keep lovely between salon visits.Mrs.Hug and Mr.Marcel have recently returned from New York where they were instructed in the give a lecture illustrated with The following is a list of George Jacobson, Mr.and Mrs.| Lecture Hall of the Montreal Reddy Memorial Hospital to be Norman, CMG and Mrs.Normal.Ponies of Sable Island\u201d.eld Saturday, November 17 at Mr.W.Boyd Robson, Mr.and | the Windsor Hotel.under the dis- Mrs.Eric Motsfeldt, Mr.and tinguished patronage of the Hon- Mrs.John M.Thompson, Mr, and ; Mrs.Hyman Shister, Dr.and\u2019 latest stvles and methods at the orable Gaspard Fauteux and Mrs.Mrs.Archie Wilcox.Mr.and : Mrs.H.M.Weisberg.Dr.and- Charles of the Ritz Salon.Fauteux.Mr.F.W.Gross, alder- ' Mrs.Allan Bronfman.TR | Mrs.E.Walter Workman, Dr., day : : 5 EXPERY man of the Cily of Westmount Mr.A.E.Cadman.Mr.T.R.\u2018 and Mrs.C.Laird Wilson.Dr.Make your Holiday appointment HAIRDRESSERS and Mrs.Gross will be guests of McLagan.OBE, and Mrs.Mc.and Mrs.Alex Maritsky, Dr.and NOW AT honor.Lagen.Mr.and Mrs.Brien Mrs.James Wilson.Dr.and Mrs.P t YOUR SERVICE Mr.and Mrs.David Amory, Ferry.Mr.and Mrs.R.Howärd Louis Boxer, Dr.and Mrs.A.H: ermanents ° Major L.M.Bloomfield.Mr.and Webster.Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Pomerantz.Dr.and Mrs.E.K.' s= NO Mrs.F.E.N.Gates, Mr.and McConnell, Dr.and Mrs.J.W.iShapiro.Dr.and Mrs.E.R' from oD up APPOINTMENT Mrs.George Holland.Mt.and McConnell, Dr.and Mrs.Edward 'Gubbay.Mr.and Mrs.Jack .NECESSARY Mrs.L.Howard, Mr.and Mrs.Amos, Dr.and Mrs.T.L.Barry, | Schwartzman.Mr.and Mrs.© Finger Wave en Dr.and Mrs.Maurice Berne, Samuel Steinberg.Mr.and Mrs.e Manicure, etc.! Dr, and Mrs.A.D.Campbell, Nathan Grossbaum, Mr.and Dr.Hebert Caplan, Dr.and Mrs.! Mrs.Jack Retter.Mr.and Mrs.A.A.Cooperberg, Dr.and Mrs.| George G.Richstone, Mr.and {Saul J.Costin.Dr.and Mrs.;Mrs.Edgar Davidson, Mr.and Harvey Caplan, Dr.and Mrs.Mrs, H.H.Johnson, Mr.and Simon Dworkin, Mrs.G.H.M.Campbell, Mr.; Dr, and Mrs.Philip Eibel.Dr.and Mrs, Robert Wahlstrom, Mr.and Mrs.Samuel Eidinger, Dr.and Mrs.Lawrence Lewis, Mr.{ and Mrs.J.D.Fieldman.Dr.and and Mrs.Richard Goldner.Mr.; Mrs.H.L.Dawson, Dr, and Mrs.and Mrs, Morton Elimelick, Me.| Fraser N.Gurd, Dr.and Mrs.' and Mrs.J.M.Novotuy Jr.I.V.Hymovitch, Dr.and Mrs._ ; | Arnold P.Jones.Dr.and Mrs.| Mr.and Mrs.William Roddick, ! Walter E.Kunstler, Dr.and Mrs.' Mr.and Mrs.W.A.Davidson, ! G.D.Larini.Dr.and Mrs, Mal- / Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Hogan.Mr.| colm B.Mackenzie, Dr.and !and Mrs.J.F.Russell, Mr.and i Mrs.Harry Magder.Dr.and Mrs.W.H.L.Wilson, Mr, F.S.Mrs.Bernard Mandel, Dr.and Higgs.Mr.and Mrs.R.G.Le | Mrs.Lester McCallum.Dr.and Moyne.Dr.and Mis.John Pat- i Mrs.Evan.A.McCallum.| rick, Dr.and Mrs.A.W.Mec- Dr.and Mrs.\u2018Harry Nutik.Dr.Donald.Dr.and Mrs.Leon Heller, and Mrs.Oscar Nutik, Dr.and Dr.and Mrs.Jonathan Ballon.Mrs.Norman Olesker, Dr.and ; Dr.and Mrs.Harry Stevens, Dr.| Mrs.Sam Rabinovitch, Dr.and and Mrs.Morris Sabin, Dr.and | Mrs.J.C.Schwartzman, Dr.and Mrs.Sol Ostro.ROYAL SALON MRS.A.HUG, proprietor 2558 St.Antoine St.(Coraer Atwater) WE.2-1641 Fur Fashions for Fall Il you don\u2019t know your furs, KNOW vour lurrier ! Top quality furs at splendid savings ! Choose a furrier whose proven integrity will provide you with assurance of fair and faithful service, whose judgement you can trust in assisting you to select your furs, HUDSON SEAL (dyed muskrat) Ready Made Or Made To Measure Coats rron $300., $500.Back Muskrat Coats $175.- $275, | = = Black Persian Lamb Coots $225.-$600.! NS ; \\ / A MTEL = A how \u2018 56 A I~ Wo, RE a Ne Your old furniture re- 5779 Sherbrooke St.W.HU.1-2151 styled and made better Established Over 30 Years than mew by our skilled workmen ! We specialize Be thrifty; make these dee- in custom uphoistering to À N | I Q l E S orations to give your home the give you lasting comfort and modern beauty.Your choice of Christmas Spirit.A th styles, colors and fine fabrics from our wide variety.: : xpensive to make \u2014 these We have a large assortment of antique articles.Among or trim the tree, dec- © FURNITURE REPAIRS ® SLIPCOVERS © DRAPERIES them you will find the most interesting Colored Glass, orate walls, windows, table Old China, Crystal, Jewellery, Sheffield Plate, Copper, Pattern 526: directions: pat- EE a TON Pewter, Brass, Guns, Oil Lamps, Paintings, Spinning terns for ornaments shown.> FREE ESTIMATES -\u2014 HU.6-7993 Wheels and many more items.Come in and browse THIRTY-FIVE CENTS in 0e A À à 6 0 de A 0 8 8e à À 8 A 0 8 de ee à À A A A A 0 6 8 8 ee 8 à 6 A around.coins (no stamps, please) for perce ri den | meer || LONDON UPHOLSTERING WE ALSO PURCHASE ANTIQUE ARTICLES care of The Westmount Exam- ee in, Needlecraft Dept., 60 Front & SLIPCOVER CO.' street, Toronto, Ont.ROSE ANTIQUES sev.ti\u2019 \u201d 1 sucnmoons shower wu, coms 7681 Decarie Blvd.(Corner Ferrier St.) Tel.739-8527 NUMBER, your NAME and (Near Prince Albort} Depots for sale | of UNICEF cards + In 1961, 21,000,000 cards were | sold in more than 100 countries\u2019 and this year's UNICEF cards are more attractive than ever.The money from the cards is, mainly used in helping govern-: ments to meet the immediate health and nutritional necds of their children.though now UNICEF is beginning to also direct its atlention to long-range programs of family and child welfare, educational and vocational training.Currently 106 countries and territories are assisted by UNICEF in over 400 projects benefiting some 57 million children and their mothers.\u2018Mankind owes to the child the best that it has to give'' and it is by the purchase of UNICEF greeting cards and notes that mankind can begin to pay its debt.The cards and notes may be purchased at the following downtown locations and also at the depois in your area.| DOWNTOWN UNICEF, 1634 Dorchester bou- Jevard west; Canadian Handicrafts, 2025 Peel street: Zechen- derf Hotels, Place Ville Marie: N.D.G.: Miss T.Werner.6834 Somerled, Phone: HU.9-2242: Hampstead: Mrs.Strewiger, 1.Thurlow road, Phone: HU.1-6711.N.D.G.AREA | Mme.B.Laurendeau, 3567 Mar- Jewe avenue, Phone: 484-4369: Mrs.M.Niven, 7147 Chester avenue, Phone: 482-4819; Mrs.I.Riven.5181 Rosedale avenue, HU.1-7151: Miss Stockwell, 2050 Grey avenue, Phone: HU.1-1861; Mrs.| Vita, 4437 Marcil avenue, Phone: HU.1-4806: Miss A.Wadden, 6505 Sherbrooke street west.\u2019 Phone: HU.9-9847.performing greup of non-prefessional ballet students ef high who are training in the Cecchetti method of ballet.\u2014 Gaby Photo Northcliffe avenue, on, Christmas Fellowship November 21 at 2 Mrs.A.W.Myers, president P.M.| The annual Christmas Fel- of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Tea conveners are Mrs.F.G.lowship for Sunday School Queen Elizabeth Hospital of; Stone and Mrs.E.Cote, assisted teachers and midweek leaders, Montreal will preside at the ! at the tea table by Mrs.H.Routh | sponsored by the Children\u2019s monthly meeting te be held in the and Mrs.James J.Walsh.| and Girls\u2019 Work Committee of auditorium of the nurses\u2019 resi- Mrs.E.D.Johnson, choirman | the Counvil of Christian Edu- of the service group would wel-; cation of the Province of Que- come new members to make sur- bec, will be held today at 8 gical dressings for the Hospital: p.m., at Anglican House.1444 every second and fourth Wednes-, Union avenue.The theme is day of the month from 10 a.m.till \u201cChristians Awake.\u201d and the 2 p.m.Members may take a lunch speaker will be Rev.Dr.Clifton and tea will be served.[J MacKay of Knox Crescent $ Er 1 ANd Kensngton Presbyterian 7 Church.FUR HATS rn See our big selection at Montreal Menorah Chapter No.ALASKA FUR |747 B'nai B'rith Women and Cote | of the newly formed \u201cFestiva Workshop\u2019, an experimental school and college age, .sq.| dence, Hospital auxiliary |Wednesday.i { 'St.Luc Lodge No.2164 B'nai | B'rith will be holding a joint meet- | ing on Tuesday evening at the LIMITED BBYO headquarters, 4781 Van FURRIERS OF { Horne avenue at 8.15 p.m.The program will be a Fun Parade FINE FURS ; with Beb Gilles of Station CFCF .| acting as MC.Husbands and e Remodelling wives of lodge and chapter mem- ® Repairs ® Storage bers are also invited to attend.Dale Carnegie Institute, and Mrs, Leonard Poller (wife of the : Rabbi).Program chairman Mrs, ! Jonathan Wolfe, and Mrs.Rob- \"ert Goodman of Sisterhood.Presi- \"dent, Mrs.Martin Rubin will pre- ' side.4859 Sherbrooke St.W.(Corner Victoria) Phone : 489-9494 \u2014 Basildon Photo MRS.E.W.KNAPP, convener ef the annual Sale of Werk fer the Women's Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital to be held Friday, November Genuine Choice Western BEEF \u201cNews for the women's and 23, in the Nurses\u2019 Residence .QUALITY IS ECONOMY from 10 a.m.fe 9 p.m.social \u2014 pages H A | N E S Sisterhood debate should be OF WESTMOUNT On Tuesday at 1.30 p.m.the addressed \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d Temple Beth Sholom Sisterhood, each week Purveyor of 6666 Terrebonne avenue are hav- to the ing an open meeting and dessert lunch, followed by a debate.The topic, \u2018Resolve that the Modern Living reflects cultural Activity\u2019.High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables.women's editor Mrs.Millicent oIMPORTED PRODUCTS® Taking the affirmative will be HICKMORE \u2014\u2014\u2014 Mrs.H.H.Tessler, of the Beth NICHOL'S, Lennoxville, Zion Synagogue, and Mrs.Simp- at HAMS, SAUSAGE & son Lightstone of the Temple 7005 BACON Emanu-El.The negative side : ee being taken by Mrs.Maurice Kildare Road Yale, and Mrs.David Marks, phone 4466 St.Catherine West Neor Metcatfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 HUnter | - 2771 Monday through Friday both of Temple Beth Sholom.The judges will be Mrs, J.Freedman of B'nai B'rith, and Mrs, MARILYN HARRISON who has been appointed artistic director | DISTRIBUTORS FOR SUNWORTHY WALLPAPERS CROWN DIAMOND PAINTS THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL STILL A LARGE VARIETY OF SUNWORTHY WALLPAPER DISCONTINUED LINES \u20ac AVAILABLE AT .Reg.to 2.75 69 rol cAALLLLALLLLL2440400000400000000 00000000000 3455 PARK AVENUE Open Daily 8:00 a.m.to 5:00 p.m.\u2014 Saturday until 12 noon AV.8-4281 ROCKLAND Shopping Centre Open Daily 10 a.m.to & p.m.\u2014 Thurs.& Fri, until 9:30 pm.RE.9-3412 ST.LAURENT 783a Decarie Bivd.Open Daily 8:00 a.m.to 6:00 p.m.\u2014 Friday, until 9:00 p.m.Rl.7-490 MONTREAL EAST 2016 Mount Royal Ave.East Open Daily 8:00 a.m.to 6:00 p.m.\u2014 Friday, until 9:00 p.m.Satueday until 5:00 p.m.PY VV VV VI V IVI VV VVVVYVYY * Interesting Lamps x Custom-Made Shades * Unusual Gifts Lu Contessa I Sherbrooke ot Royol HUnter 8-4322 YV VV VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVYVVVVVV VY) » > » > > p p p > > ) p > p » b » > p p p p p ) > b da A à à dl A A A A A A A A à A A A A A A PA.ROBBIALAC PAINTS \u201cfor a home you'll be proud of\" OLSEN BUILDING SUPPLIES .Paints ® Painting Supplies © Lumber © Plywoods © Mouidings 2191 Hampton Avenue, at New Western Avenue HU.1-1170 Edward Gloluka, affiliate of thel 8 a.m.to 4.30 p.m, T961 \"91 \"AoN \u2018Apply \u2018isuiwnxy junouysam oy) El The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Nov.16, 1962 1 4 e TV e RADIO SALES & SERVICE TV Rentals our specialty HI-FI equipment and Transistor Supplies TELETRONICS CORP.LTD.4119 St.Catherine W.WE.5-9282 1 PROPERTY FOR SALE Montclair Duplex 6', ROOMS, INCLUDING FINISHED PLAYROOM.CLOSE TO SCHOOLS AND SHOPPING AREA.OCCUPANCY EITHER UPPER OR LOWER, EXCELLENT CONDITION, CALL RU 6.3718 OR HU.4 6136.3 PROPERTY WANTED WANTED Westmount duplex 5 or 6 rooms AU cash.UN.6-0369.9 COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET SAINT SAUVEUR.house fully equipped.two double bedrooms, and a bunk room, close to Marquis Hill, See owner al 35 Chartier Street, Saint- Sauveur, auytime, or calt WE.5- 1706, 41 OFFICES WANTED se, AND PROTESTANT VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATION REQUIRES OFFICE SPACE.APPROXIMATELY 400 SQUARE FEET AND PARKING SPACE.WESTMOUNT AREA PREFERRED.PLEASE WRITE BOX 1177, 7005 KILDARB ROAD.COTE ST.LUC.50 APARTMENTS TO L LET ST.LU KE near \u2018Montreal Forur um, sunny three room apartment, $75 monthly Phone VI.4-5689 or WE, 3 0780.Available imumediately.44 844404044040 4440444444 SERVICE DIRECTORY Abdasasssddssanssanans _BUILDI NG REPAIRS MASONRY NEW WORK, RESTORATION AND REPAIRS, CLEANING, CAULKING, FLASHINGS, REINFORCEMENT OF CRACKED WALLS OUR SPECIALTY.BYCON LIMITED.731-8241.__ DANCING LESSONS Speirs - Miller Studios BALLET \u2014 TAP \u2014 SINGING SPEECH SOCIAL DANCING MODERN JAZZ BALLET MODELING AND CHARM HU.4-3717 PAINTING AND | DECORATING PAINTING ~- Decorating\u2019 = Interior and Exterior.minor repairs.All types of cleaning.Efficient workers.Reasonable rates.All jobs Syarantecd.Call S.W.Little, PO.7-4 - PEST CONTROL ~~ RATS.mice.cockroaches, etc Free estimates.Guaranteed results.Satisfaction or no payment Hygienic Sanitury Service.RE 1 6149, FOR quick efficient and con - venient service for the extermination of rodents-and all thseets Estimates free, Call Pestroy Limited.RE 7-2437, REPAIRS CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS REPAIRED, REMODELLED, WASHED, ALSO PARTS.PHOND 665-3214.000 ROOFING A-1 ROOFING GUY RICHARD 366-8030 ~ 3 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 -$ \u201c11 HUnter 1-0451 : # TT WT YA TGR PTF The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising | 10 Words 50 de for each additional word Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 10:30 a.m.Thursday for current isswe.For your convenience, Adtaker on duty Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday stl 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1-045).Accounts may be paid at any Montreal Island branch of The Royal Bank of Canada 08 i 64 FLATS \u2014 Duplexes wanted WANTED HOUSE OR DUPLEX, 3 BEDROOMS, UNFURNISHED.MARCH OR APRIL 1963.REFERENCES AVAILABLE.WRITE TO BOX 1181 \u2014 7005 KILDARE ROAD.COTE ST.LUC.ROOMS TO LET 71 SHERBROOKE STREET, JUST WEST OF ATWATER.LARGE SUNNY BED-SITTING ROOM.PLEASANT VIEW, COMFORTABLE HOME IN QUIET APARTMENT.ELEVATOR AND PARKING, BREAKFAST OPTIONAL.KITCHEN PRIVILEGES IF DESIRED.CONVENIENT FOR NURSES, BUSINESS WOMAN OR GENTLEMAN.PHONE WE, 2 8293, AFTER 4.30 P.M.UNFURNISHED, bright, quiet, kitchen, reasonable, lady only.References, HU.6-8764, 75 NURSING HOME SPECIAL care of elderly lady.Graduate nurse.HU.1-1753.90 GARAGES TO LET AUTO STORAGE LIVE AND DEAD Parking, washing, reasonable rates.yearly contracts.VICTORIA AVENUE GARAGE 370 VICTORIA AVENUE HU.6-0767 etc, at night greasing, Also day or WINTER STORAGE, SMALL CAR ONLY.METCALFE NEAR SHERBROOKE.WE.2-2810.98 HELP WANTED Female Typist FRENCH CANADIAN WITH KNOWLEDGE OF ENGLISH TO WORK IN OFFICE OF PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY LOCATED IN NOTRE DAME DE GRACE HOURS 8:30 - 1 p.m, 3 DAYS WBEKLY WITH POSSIBILITY OF BECOMING FULL TIME EMPLOYMENT.HOSPITAL INSURANCE AVAILABLE APPLY IN WRITING TO BOX NO.1186 7005 KILDARE ROAD MONTREAL 29 SITUATIONS WANTED - \u2014_ Female 100 MATURE PERSON WITH GENERAL OFFICE EXPERIENCE WOULD LIKE POSITION IN VERY SMALL OFFICE TYPING.RECORD KEEPING, RECEPTIONIST, USED DICTAPHONE.VERY GOOD REFERENCES.PLEASE CALL WE.3-3120 MONDAY TO WEDNESDAY BETWEEN 9.30 AND 11 AM.ONLY.CECE EC CUROCCOR Gift Guide Christmas PUPPIES for sale, border Collie retriever, Call WE.7-1973.BRM BREEN NNN 102 HELP WANTED \u2014 Male Royal Canadian Air Force AUXILIARY REQUIRES AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING OFFICERS THERE ARE IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR QUALIFIED MEN TO SERVE PART TIME WITH THE RCAF \u2018 ' QUALIFICATIONS EX-RCAF OR RAF OFFICERS UNIVERSITY GRADUATES PHYSICALLY FIT CANADIAN CITIZEN OR BRITISH SUBJECT AGE \u2014 UNDER 40.FOR MORE INFORMATION APPLY TO COMMANDING OFFICER 3001 TTU (AUX.20 LAURIER W.TEL.274-7518 ses- =\u201c Royal Canadian Air Force \u2018Auxiliary 438 AND 401 SQUADRONS HAVE OPENINGS FOR PILOTS IF YOU HAVE THE FOLLOWING QUALIFICATIONS: 24 TO 20 YEARS OF AGE.RESIDE IN THE MONTREAL AREA.TRAINED TO RCAF WING STANDARDS, CONTACT 438 SQUADRON 160 ST.JOSEPH BLVD.TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS 8.00 P.M.TO 10.00 P.M.TEL.VI.9-2416 OR CONTACT 401 SQUADRON 4450 SHERBROOKE WEST TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS TEL.WE.3-1157 OR PO.8-3909 106 WORK WANTED \u2014 Male FIRST class painter, good In colors and repairs.References.Own tools.WE.5-136$, 113 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED HOUSEKEEPER, ENGLISH SPEAKING, 3 ADULTS.LIGHT HOUSEWORK.PLEASANT HOME.FULL OR PART TIME, CHAR KEPT.REFERENCES REQUIRED.CALL HU, 8-5889, HOUSEKEEPER required for three week period.Afternoons only.References.HU.8-3340.BABY SITTERS AVAILABLE RELIABLE person, 119 \u2018 love of children, would baby-sit evenings or weekends, also do light household chores.RE.8-2334.127 FOR SALE BEDROOM FURNITURE DOUBLE bed.ny.box spring and mattress.condition.Reasonable, 484-2520, BEAUTIFUL walnut bedroom suite, light natural mahoga- Good : pieces.$150.Call HU.6-2577 after 136 FOR SALE CLOTHING & FURS MINK coat.also brown Alaska seal.size 14-16.RE.7-4332, LADY'S Hudson seal coat.grey lamb trim.size 38; gentleman\u2019s raccoon coat, size 38 - 40.Both very good condition.Reasonable.HU, 6-9943 EVENING tail suit, English made for height 5 feet 10, chest 38 \u2014 leg 31.Superb condition, $40.HU, 8-6580.OWNER moving to Florida.Blond Beaver coat with hood and mitts.Value $1.400.Excellent condition.Can be seen at J.K.Walkden Furs, 1480 Sherbrooke street.West.Will accept reasonable offer.138 FOR SALE \u2014 General Attention Large mirror practically new: upright piano, Willis, ivory: beautiful drapes: comfortable lounge chair with Ottoman; bookcase, etc, Bargain.WE.3.INGLIS washing machine fully automatic; humidifier: bed sofa.Perfect condition, No dealers.RE, 8-5126.TWIN carriage (Gendron: converts to stroller, like new.626-6570 BEAUTIFUL original oil paintings; carpets, 8 x 15, 9 x 12; and smaller.BROOKS DRUG STORE 4191 St.Catherine West Corner Greene Fast Delivery WE.5-3521 ?am.to 10 p.m.Sunday : 10 a.m.to 6:30 p.m.Reasonable.HU.8-54985.1 PROPERTY FOR SALE 8 PROPERTY WANTED 5 COUNTRY PROPERTY COUNTRY HOUSES WANTED FARMS FOR SALE FARMS WANTED RESORTS SUMMFR BOARD COUNTRY ROOMS ' BOY'S CAMPS GIRL'S CAMPS BOYS & GIRL'S CAMPS LOTS FOR SALE LOTS WANTED BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WANTED WAREHOUSE SPACE TO LET WAREHOUSE SPACE WANTED OFFICES TO LET OFFICES WANTE MANUFACTURING STORES TO LET STORES WANTED APARTMENTS TO LET FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET : APARTMENTS WANTED * LIVING ACCOMMODATION :; NTE FURNISHED APARTMENTS .WANTE HOUSES.TO LET HOUSES WANTED FLATS \u2014 DUPLEXES TO LET FLATS FURNISHED FLATS \u2014 DUPLLXES WANTED EXCHANGE LIVING QUARTERS SHARE LIVING QUARTERS ROOMS TO LET ROOMS WANTED NURSING HOME ROOM & BOARD TO LET ROOM & BOARD WANTED CHILDREN'S BOARD AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS WANTED BOATS & MOTORS MEALS GARAGES TO LET GARAGES WANTED PARKING SPACE TO LET SPACE 138 FOR SALE \u2014 General Draperies READY-MADE, 6 PANELS TO COVER 144 INCHES \u2014 FOR ONLY $25.00.ARNEL-TERYLENE AT HALF PRICE.Carpets 9 x 12 RUGS FROM $15.UP HALL CARPETS FROM $1.50 YARD WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING AT HALF PRICE Sale Prices BEDSPREADS FROM $295 BLANKETS \u2014 SHEETS \u2014 TOWELS UPHOLSTERY MATERIAL \u2014 WINDOW SHADES CUT TO MEASURE- PLASTICS \u2014 LEATHERETTES, ETC ST.HUBERT DEPARTMENT STORE 7190 ST.HUBERT ST.WORK BENCHES NEW EVES.: 484-4949 BEAUTIFUL wine red mouton lined: Capri broiler, boots.845-3544.BARGAINS from estate.Oil paintings: oriental rugs: silver; china; crystal.RE, 8-0303.GIANT BAZAAR WED.NOV.21, 1962 VICTORIA HALL 4626 SHERBROOKE ST.W, 10 AM.\u2014 11 P.M.ADMISSION FREE SPONSORED BY CONCORDIA CHAPTER B'NAI B'RITH WOMEN.leather coat, $38: ski MOVIE camera $18.00; lady's razor (new: $10.00; hunting boots, size 9, $4.00: 3 speed record player, $10.00; Ball of Fire heater: football helmet and shoulder pads.HU.6-0759.LOVE seat, silk brocade, buifet.Good condition, Reasonable, 482-2582, LARGE pine chest of drawers; armoic and chairs.933-6995.PARKING SPACE WANTED HELP WANTED \u2014 FEMALS SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED MALE & FEMALE SITUATIONS WANTED (MALE) SALES HELP AGE! TS \u2014 MALE-FEMALE AGENTS WANTED \u2014 MALE-FEMALE SITUATIONS WANTED \u2014 (MALE-FEMALE) MOTHER'S HELPER DOMESTIC HELP WANTED BABY SITTERS WAN1ED DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT WANTED BABY SITTERS AVAILABLE SITUATIONS WANTED \u2014 MALE-FEMALE FOR SALE \u2014~ LIVING ROOM FURNITURE FOR SALE \u2014 DINING ROOM FURNITURE FOR SALE \u2014 BEDROOM FURNITURE FOR SALE \u2014 KITCHEN EQUIPMENT FOR SALE = MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE \u2014 SPORTS EQUIPMENT FOR SALE \u2014 CLOTHING & FURS FOR SALE \u2014 GENERAL FOR SALE \u2014 EXCHANGE PHOTO SUPPLIES STURAGE TO LET STORAGE WANTED TO RENT EXCHANGE STAMPS WANTED TO PURCHASE LOST FOUND DOMESTIC PETS TRANSPORTATION TEACHERS EDUCATIONAL MONEY TO LOAN PERSONALS 117 yard passes on a field that was .a quagmire.The.Leafs eased up - in the second half of the game against the Sooners, perhaps this was done unconsciously as a \u2018result of the large lead they \"¢rijoyed and the com- | paratively - easy time they were having.In the forthcoming sudden death game against the Sar- Nia Golden Knights, ¢ched- uled for the Verdun Stadium on Sunday, November .18, starting at 1:30 p.m., Maple Leaf must play all out 100% football throughout the game to win.The team is in excellent shape, the players are a well conditioned group of athletes with plenty of desire.The eoach- ing staff has been werking hard with the team to have them as sharp as a tack for this important game, every \u2019 \u201csay OK for OKeefe Curling talk! Of delivery styles and strategy.of the draw game versus the knock-out, It's time for the friendly \u2018\u2018post mortem.over the ale that's aiways QK.Q'Keefe, It's the natural thing to do.You'll enjoy the natural miidness of O'Keefe.brewed right In, from seedless hops, \u2018the Mild ale 62-107 a - SR died : - J 138 FOR SALE \u2014 General 151 WANTED they are so well equipped to; experts who travelled to To- l \u20ac | ° BED, mattress, spring, eg cush- TO PURCHASE do.ronto for the Shamcat game, m Stanstead wad on, massage vibrator, \u201cLife T People with foresight wh that the official ted | .un ompany\u201d, 631-5838.© s appoin ° THREE piece bedroom et; 3 night ABOUT SC IS 20 Lio BUG: want to enjoy a fine week-{ to handie the game made on winning team tables (Walnut) complete $0.dre CONDITION ONLY.REASONABLE end of football can make ar- atrocious calls.Bad calls were .ee ue Alien, yer PRICE.CALL CR.3-7417.rangements to travel to Ham- made on both sides, the re- F Tom pi son of Frank M.3 151 WANTED TO ilton on November 24-25.You suit would have been the Faust.Stanton avenue, scur- PURCHASE 154 LOST can see the Alouettes beat same regardless who officiat- ©d one of the four touchdowns $ LOST Shiver bracelet, Hicinity Lans- out Hamilton on Saturday.ed, but is is a shame to ap-: , which clinched the Dunn Trophy 2 November 35th, WE, 7-2496.\u2019 November 24, in the sccond point unqualified officials to [°F Stanstead College in the sec- Wanted 158 DOMESTIC PETS game of their two games Big handle a game of such major OMY of a home-and-home series i RIND Home wanted\u201d Tor 3 Tovely Four total point playoff and, importance.Our informants Ployed al Stanstead Saturday BOOK COLLECTIONS kittens.Call HU.1-8261.on Sunday, November 25,| (more than one) further ad- Wi Quebec High School's foot: 3 DACHSHUNDS, eight weeks \u201cold.you can enjoy Junior foot- vice that all QRFU senior Vällers.The score: 31-7 m LIBRARIES Germany.Call HU.8-6244 = 469-6030.bail at its best as the N.DG.officials stand head and Witnessing the game were § ple Leafs defca e - ve those who girls from King's Hall, = REPRESENTATIVE 162 TEACHERS a monton Huskies for the Do- handled the Shamcat game ton.who were guests at ae 3 TRENC rE en) \u2018University minion Crown.After those in Toronto.lege later for a dinner-dance = CALLS graduate, Westmount area.Refer- two games, fans who have \u2019 ness.acicphone WE.2-8230 from 61 the cash and time on their I ° hands can travel to Toronto 8 Antique Book Shop TUTORING, MATHS: CHEMISTRY: and take in the festivities 1 - BIOLOGY.EXPERIENCED TEACH- I nnua : ER.B.S.C.CALL VI.9-8259.that precede the Grey Cup = Phone: VI.4-2165 game and, who knows you .e 166 PERSONALS may have the pleasure of see- Commencing December 4th, 1962 ing our sometimes not so be- o~ \u2018 loved Alouettes win the Grey © Wanted Sol\u2019s Escort Agency Cup.Now is the time to prepare for fun > COLONIAL OR ROCK MAPLE HIGHLY QUALIFIED MALE AND * # 0» up north this winter., S LIVING-ROOM _FURNITURE FEMALE ESCORTS AVAILABLE Th Verd Sh t FOR COUNTRY HOME; LAR- FOR ALL OCCASIONS.e eraun amcats ° .GE FIRE SCREEN MUST BE went down te defeat in To- Emphasis On The Beginner 104.7527 CONDITION.CALL PHONE: RE.8-3302 ronto 26-19, at the hands of their second straight Domin- e LIMITED REGISTRATION e I e fon Senior title.Shamcatls ma n enjoyed a 19-6 lead early in I g BY the thixd quarter.Their play Call WE.7-3916 lagged semewhat after that PETE and East York took advant- \u20ac wba s WESTMOUNT Y.M.CA BAUMANN score 20 straight points to e owe e take the lead and the Eastern sce ne Canadian Senior Football 4585 Sherbrooke Street West crown.The Shamcats should are a powerful team.Best Anoth West \" es .Co.wishes to the players and fo other Westmount \"Family\" Y Programme Leafs bid for Dominion crown come back next year, they : : the coaching staff for their .I EE EEE EEE EE PERSE EEE PEE DDD De efforts this season.U E CI ifi d 'N.D.G.Maple Leafs, under head coach George is the Soncensus of Se Examiner assitieqas Economides and the fine field leadership of quarter-| °P'\"'on of loolball lans an back.Ron Maddocks, wallopped the Ottawa Sooners mous ST ve \u2014\u2014 32-0 on the muddy gridiron at Verdun Stadium, Sunday to win the Eastern Canadian semi-final and gain the right to meet Sarnia Golden Knights for the When only the finest will do Eastern Canadian Junior Football Crown.Sarnia won the right to meet the Leafs by blanking Toronto 19-0.The Golden Knights are reputed to be a fast team with a good running and passing at- |.S \u2026 tack.They will provide the Leafs with stiff and spirited Give gagram d opposition.We might add that our informant on - Sarnia has seen the team in action recently.and be Sure * * + ass these words of ed P à t trom The Leafs are going to win wisdom along lo you next Sunday and, go on to the confinement qf our com- Hamilton to meet the West- fortable room in the Ross ern champion Edmonton.AVAILABLE Pavillion of the Royal Vic- .Huskies on day pti GIFT WRAPPED LL .: er .at .Civic .Stadium.toria Hospital, where our dis- There will be no excuse for IN ALL tinguished medical - advisor the Leafs should they lose to Q.L.B.STORES has decreed we must spend the Sarnia team next Sunday: : sôme' time._.They are the better team, all |.0 .Leafs jumped into a 20-0 that is required for them to first quarter lead, then eased \u201cwin is to play 60 minutes of Jos.E.Scagram & Sons Ltd., Waterloo, Ont up, finally finishing the the top brand of football that game with a grand total of oo LL LL i 32-0.Ron.Maddocks again |, .demonstrated that he is the /- best passing quarterback in Junior football as he moved the ball \u2018at will via the pass- | ing Toute.Maddocks and his | favorite \u2018receiver, sure-hand- |\u2019 ed Allan Schreiber completed spectacular 30 and 40 16 The Westmount Exominer, Friday, Nov.16, 1962 THE BUSIEST \"PARTY LINES\u201d IN THE COMMUNITY ARE OUR CLASSIFIED ADS! Doctor, lawyer, merchant and home-maker - everybody, everywhere within the range of our newspaper finds there's a lot of real bargain news in our classified ads! From public announcement .buying, selling, swapping.used clothing, used cars and a wide variety of other merchandise .to a diversity of \"wants\" - all of these keep the \"lines\" humming with activity and results.Next time you want to buy, sell, or offer services - read and use the classified ads! You Get Mighty Big Results With Our Little Classified Ads! phone HU.1-04 51 ropa ADTAKERS ON DUTY MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS TO 8:30, THURSDAY and FRIDAY TO 5 P.M.mmm mm mm wa ee ee ataS "]