The Westmount examiner, 28 juin 1963, vendredi 28 juin 1963

[" terminus plans prepared for study by City Westmount will receive next week long- awaited plans outlining its participation.pending agreement, in the construction of a subwav terminus at Atwater avenue, between Western and oT IRB ea rb le TO VOL.XXXVI, No.26 MONTREAL, FRI., JUNE 28, 1963 .3:53- St.Catherine, The Examiner learned yesterday.1} i It was also revealed that plans for a $23.000.000 \u2018\u201cMid-town Plaza,\u201d atop the subway station.to be hb located partly in Westmount, are now complete and | will be released \u201cvery soon.\u201d ' City Manager N.T.Dawe, À.de F.Heron, Super- intendant of Light and Power and City Engineer J.R.Daye met Friday with lucien Saulnier.chairman of the ROTARY PRESIDENTS Graham T.Bowes, (left) newly elected president of the Westmount Rotary Club is seen above with W.T.H.Clarke, retiring president, at the Club's weekly luncheon meeting, Wednesday.Mr.Bowes assumes office on July |.Firemen to inspect every -.Westmount home for safety The Westmount Fire Department plans to visit almost half of the houses, apartments and buildings in the City this summer to give general advice on fire prevention and point out possible fire hazards in each building.This in-service inspection program began last week in ished the entire City the area\u2019 engines go out.\u201d the Cote St.Antoine road, ! where they started would be, The firemen have little ditfi- Westmount avenue area.out of date, culty in getting into homes, A ä i .The regular fireman, conduct was reported, as \u201cin almost a Firemen will work west the inspections in addition to cases residents realize the inward, door-to-door, until their regular duties, On duty spection is for their own bene- the middle of September.| firemen go out to cover a street ' lit.\u201d Many people are away on The program is conducted an- with radio equipped apparatus.! vacations but the firemen keep nually by the City.i \u201cThere is absolutely no on trying until someone returns.Two regular fire inspectors | chance we would miss a call Wateh for are employed for this work, but | because this equipment is not \u2018the octopus\u2019 because of the size of West-!at the station,\u201d a police official Besides generally checking \u2018for inflammable debris, blocked passageways and exits, | firemen inspect the wiring, and : =: look for overloaded fuse e d un rive 0 boxes.One common hazard, frequently found, is, in fire department jargon.\u2018the octopus,\u2019 8 NE la wall plug with too many ex- \u2018tensions.I Other benefits also arise from the inspections.A fire depart- Contributions to the Walter \\ show this man and his family we thet a nt ay Leja Fund have now reached have not forgotten them and teach the men the location of $23,246 and donations continue to that we care.I know what I have pour in not only from West-| always known in my heart .mounters, but from all over, \u2018This is a pretty wonderful Quebec at the rate of about, city.\u201d $1,000 a day.Donations to the fund which Target for the campaign was is sponsored by the Westmount \u2018them as much as one actual trip $20.000.The committee now ex-| Municipal Association may be |, ihe area.\u2018 pects to hand over more than! sent to The Walter Leja Fund, | Summer hours where the fire hydrants are, and what to expect if there is a fire.\u201cThey feel that weeks of studying maps will not teach $25.000 to the Leja family when c/o The Royal Trust Com- | the drive terminates at the end! pany.105 St, James street \u2018 of .the month.west.| mount by the time they fin-| explained.\u201cOnly radio-equipped : the streets, the types of homes, Montreal Executive Committee and other officials.\u2018They showed us plans for the subway station, to be located at Atwaler and Wesiein, but no decisions were called for.\u201d a Westmount spokesman declared.\u201cThese plans aré now complete and official.\" Newsletter prepared He said that Westmount will receive, next week, copies of all pertinent documents for study by City engineers.A newsletter is being prepared for release next week outlining Weslt- | mount's stand, he added.Meanwhile, it was learned re- | cently from a reliable source : that the Alexis Nihon Company, owners of the lot at Alwater \u2018large building development atop : the subway station, e Police seek e e identity of e amnesia e e victim A youth, apparently suffering from amnesia was picked up Monday by Westmount Police who were unable to locate his home.He is now being cared for by Montreal Juvenile au- ; thorities.The youth, approximately 17, who calls himself Jim Talon, have completed plans for a stopped a police car shortly after midnight at Clarke and Sherbrooke streets, asking tor Original plans.first drawn up protection.He said he didn't | (Continued on page 11) \"Professor Frank R.Scott, a ! resident of Clarke avenue, and dean of the Faculty of Law at \u201cMcGill is heading up a committee planning a 15th birthday party for the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.| The party will be held December 10 and the committee is getting down to business in August to line up money.ideas , and workers and to enlist representatives of labor, the legal profession, students, teachers, newspapers, mayors of munici- | palities.racial groups.adult ! educationists, and parents.\u201cHuman rights is a normal - activity of man at all times \u2014 not just a birthday observance,\u201d ; according to Mr.Scott.Considered one of most important papers The committee is sifting sug- Frank Scott plans human rights event (Continued on page 11, gestions of all kinds as to how to mark the anniversary of the Declaration, considered one of the most important pieces of paper in the world.Suggestions include speeches, lectures, study groups.action (Continued on page ll MAHAYANA IANA WN Offices closed Because of the long weekend holiday on July 1 in celebration of Dominion Day the offices of The EXAMINER will be closed next Monday.Advertisers and contributors are therefore asked to have their copy in as early as possible.240405000000 000000300000 00 LOL Se 100 SDS 0HOU Next week's weather By ERIC NEAL July 1 to 6 Mainly sunny and very warm, Hazy mornings and valley ! mists.Brief showers, but haying continues.Fog on eastern coasts \u201cI do not need to ask Mont- realers to be generous.\u201d Mrs.Phyllis Lee Peterson, chairman remarked.They are generous and we in charge of the fund know that rich and poor, young and old, French and English.are uniting in Montreal's.own wenderful spirit of goodwill to: Meanwhile the condition of, The Atwater Library will be.Sergeant Major Leja, critically | closed all day June 29 and July 1, injured May 17 while dismantling {it was announced this week, a terrorist bomb in a Westmount \u2018From July 2 to August 31 the mailbox was reported to be im-{library will be open from 9 a.m.proved by hospital authorities.: to 1 p.m.daily and Monday.Wed- Mrs.Peterson cites the letters | nesday and Friday from 6 p.m.to received with donations to the 9 p.m.(Continued on page 7) and in the Gulf, Clear and very hot in the middle of the week, Widely scattered thunder showers follow, then cooling winds.Some years, chiefly following disturbances in the Gulf of Mexico and the southern States, we have had street flooding rains at this time.Bright and warm to end the week with some risk of night drizzle in the mountains, but continuing quite agreable every- It will not be open on Saturdays.: where.Lp i) 2 .4 Karen Shelly enrols \u2018 Rotarians honored 4 at College ; Four members ef the West- g Emerson mount Retary Cleb wese hon- E ored last week for 25 years of : service.President W.T.H.Clarke presented service badges to Bud Close, Percy Jarman, Archie Callard and George Hunter.- 7j Locelites lend STANSTEAD (Locales lon COLLEGE \u2026 STANSTEAD.QUE.lenders A RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS forces to make possible the Karen Shelly of Grosvenor Avenue, Westmount, Quebec.; ,has enrolled in the Emerson private \u2018College Summer Session for joined special study in a program designed for high school students.! | Gand (0) | + UE = AS oP long list of LOTABLISHEO 1950 who recently | Quebec Grades Vil to Xi (Senior Matriculation) ; Montreal Museum of Fine Arts This program will provide @ Stanstead is interested in boys of high calibre who want to exhibition on the Harbor of high school students with an do their best in everything they attempt and are not afraid | Montreal \u2014 reveals that much opportunity to meet a college J.ROMISH i of the material is in the hands! environment prior to entering a of West-End residents, ; Ladies\u2019 & Men's and to experience a col Among the private lenders ' Joge program in communication | CUSTOM TAILOR were Lawrence Lande, John L.! arts, || specializing in clothes made Russell and Charles de Volpi ta megsure from best mal of Westmount.; ; erials.all kinds of tail- ë ' ; .__\\ The bed of the ocean is warm- : inline : = he em.included brie er an the surface i he eo SRE Cat rem ae : tukens for Victoria Bridge! refions of the far north and far \u2019 \u2019 : \u2018circa 1865): paintings, prints.!south; water on the bottom of 1239 Greene Avenue Phone: 932-0696 of hard work.The school prepares them lor entrance to all Universities.@ Fine buildings, a beautitul country location, small classes, chapel services, cadet corps and outstanding athletic facilities all help in the search for excellence, but the greatest contribution is made by a dedicated staff working with the boys to this end.@ Financial aid is given to students of character and promise who could not otherwise afford to attend.Early application is advisable.For information write: SS old books, maps, manuscripts, (he ocean is near the freezing ships registers, log books, min- point.ute books, company registers, | earthenware plates, ships lan- | KE The Headmaster, Eowarp C.CavLEY, M.A.The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 28, 1963 terns.bills of landing, a steamboat ticket, a steamship notice, 4 i and others.Includes are letters of Marie de L'Incarnation aad a manuscript signed by Paul de Chomedy.Paintings offer views of Munt- real from St.Helen's Island, from Mount Royal: pictures of planning a trip?A .Rasco's Hotel and the Theatre .Royal.Enjoy yourself \u201cThe exhibition will remain gy all the way vo July tr els > Mountoin Stecet at Sherbrooke : ee 401 Squad How dover the way you say ! or reservations! vaaron it with - \u2026 VICTOR 2-4444 A f q flowers from.; off to camp July 6 to 14 Group Captain H.J.Everard, DFC, CD.Commanding Officer, It costs so little to phone ahead and make sure\u2014 on STATION-TO-STATION Quebec.with Bell's reduced rates calls between points in Ontario and The day rates are low.there are bargain rates BELL alter 6 and all day Sunday! { FINAL NOTICE i WEST END OF MONTREAL, QUE.i Morning and Evening Courses 24440004404004400 1444444 2444444446444404444444040400000000 + dd RCAF 11 Wing Headquarters ._e Auxiliary) announces that French conversation \u2014 Easy grammatical construction \u2014 Tuition le Te derw: for fees $10.00 For Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced Students.; | plans are underway for ap- Classes to meet twice weekly, each period consisting of 90 minutes, A 4044440464 AAAA0 0400004 AAA proximately 175 Auxiliary Airlf during July 1963, at Manoir Notre-Dame de Grace, 5319 N.D.S.i | Force personnel to attend Sum- Avenue \u2014 free parking.i | mer Training at RCAF Station Morning or evening cowmrse, as per following schedule: \u2014 4 | Camp Borden from July 6th to Beginners; ; and July 14th.Tues.9.00 a.m.te 10.35 a.m.or 7.00 p.m.to 8.35 p.m.à: | Units and Squadrons to be dater 10.45 a.m.to 12.20 p.m.or 8.45 p.m.10 10.20 p.m.represented are: 11 Wing Head- Tues.10.45 a.m.to 12.20 p.m.or 8.45 p.m.to 10.20 p.m.3 from ; auarters, y © est- Wed.9.00 a.m.to 10.35 a.m.or 7.00 p.m.te 8.35 p.m.mount\u201d Squadron, 438 \u201cCity of Advanced: Montreal\u201d Squadron, 3001 Tech- Wed.10.45 a.m.to 12.20 p.m.or 8.45 p.m.to 10.20 p.m.AAAS 00000 0000000000000 00 .nical Training Unit, 4008 Me- Thurs.9.00 a.m.to 10.35 am.or 7.00 p.m.te 8.35 p.m.dica! Unit \u2018Montreal!, 4014 Me- For appointments, information or registration, please ceti:\u2014 } dical Unit \u2018Quebec City).! Mr.George Hokim, B.A., B.Ed., Br.A.In Army co-operation exercises.PHONE: x in addition to a regular flying] 482.5309 (Preferably between 9:00 a.m.- Il a.m.) R { program as well as any special | commitments such as Search and Rescue operations will be KE iwi BIG SAVINGS ON | Remaining Stock of 50 Units companion face theft charges 1963 CHRYSLER De Luxe Air Conditioners , A Montreal man.reported for 6400 BTU J 239°, | | PRIVATE COACHING FOR STUDENTS CAN ALSO BE ARRANGED midnight Sunday told West- mount police he was waiting for his aunt, but his \u201caunt\u201d proved to be an 18-year old companion who was caught in the act of stealing part of a car radio.! Constables N.Miles and K.Mis Holiness Pope Paul VI THE COMPLETE PAPAL | ' I CORONATION CEREMONIES Goodfellow.following up a me \"phone tip.found a man in a lane in back of 4084 St.Cath- ee : By special arrangement stations CJAD and CJFM erine street The man.later are pleased lo present the complete coronation identified as Hector ILevesque Ga .ceremonies of His Holiness Pope Paul VE This of 7084 St.Hubert street told broadcast will be live, direct from Rome and is the constables that he was wait- scheduled to start at 4,00 am.Sunday.Montreal ing for his aunt.Searching the neighborhood.police found a second man, Albert Vincent, 18.of 3813 Wellington street lying on the floor ,of automobile.apparently trying to disconnect detach a loud- time, Sunday, June 30, 4.00 a.m.| speaker.The radio had been CJIAD S CJIEM Fm 55TH ATI IRA THAATTAAMAA NAA TT A NNNNNNNNAY | After escorting the man to cells in the Westmount station, ;the constables again searched the district and found the stolen LAURENTIDE | 800 kes.95.9 mes.\u201821044404000444400444444444444444444440464444440040404400000000000NAANAANAAAN00nAeACA HAV VV VY PVN WNW street.CHRYS L ER ELECTRONIC DISCOUNT The two pleaded guilty to ale vame theft in Montreal court.They Py RE.3-2915 | | radio in another car on Tupper Iwill be sentenced today.Use Examiner Classifieds for Best Results PAS) _ on gains Ee For Al Your ® PHOTO SUPPLIES © PHOTOGRAPHY © PICTURE FRAMING © Regular end Custom Photofinishing © ACME PHOTO Reg'd.2 Stores to Serve You 4123 St.Catherine W.WE.2-5709 4866 Sherbrooke St.W.HU.1-1989 VOL.XXXVI, No.26 AE L EXT: tempting to keep the kids out from underfoot.SCHOOL\u2019S OUT! 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Now is a time of jubilation for schoolchildren looking ahead to two months of \u201cfreedom\u201d.It is also, significantly, a time of frustration for many parents, at- UR fe Ie Hurrying down the steps of A school in a race to get at that long vacation are: (left to right] Olive Dodd, Derek Dodd, 12 and Mary Bourne, 9.Westmount exports brains to Toronto Top labor trouble-shooter, H.Carl Goldenberg.a resident of Roslyn avenue, Westmount, has | been selected to look into the future of Toronto's Metro administration.Mr.Goldenberg is well known in the Queen City \u2014 for he is FREE BURNER SERVICE \\_ 3250 WESTERN AVE, ( WESTMOUNT\"s FINEST HOME HEATING SERVICE storflome HEATING OIL CFR FILL-O-MATIC DELIVERY FARQUHAR ROBERTSON LIMITED N PHONE: 481-0371 J July |, 1963.CITY OF WESTMOUNT GARBAGE COLLECTION Householders are notified that there will be no garbage collection on Dominion Day, Monday, Collections normally scheduled for this day will be made on Tuesday, July 2, J.R.DAYE, P.Eng.1963.City Engineer the man who brought peace to \"Toronto's construction industry.settled the Royal York Hotel strike, and mediated a serious threatened Hydro walkout.One-man Royal commission He has been appointed as a one-man Royal Commission by Ontario's Premier Robarts to make an independent assessment of all aspeots of Metro government in Toronto.His special study will include exhaustive research into the complex technical aspects of the existing Metro administration with the full assistance of any \u2018provincial government department concerned, Mr.Robarts has declared.There will be public hearings and consideration of briefs submitted.Metro government in Toronto is relatively new and eminently successful, but Premier Robarts wants to make sure where it is going.All proceedings for amalgamation are being held up un- 1 til the Goldenberg findings can | be completed.St.John appointment L.t-Col.H.T.Langston, Clarke avenue.prominent architect, has been named president of the Quebec Council of the St John Ambulance Association In a brief address he stressed the value of the corps and its interest in the welfare and safely of the people of the province, VV ! dition.Museum and are now on view.ESTABLISHED 1899 OHMAN'S WE.3-4046 oN WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Wetchæokers JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.MONTREAL, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1963 N Dr.A.T.Henderson loans portraits PAGE THREE Hosmer collection displayed at Museum Dr.A.T.Henderson, 50 St.Sul- pice road, Westmount.has loaned a number of 18th century portraits to the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts to help complete an exhibition of outstanding works formerly from the private collection of the late Miss Olive Hos.mer.Other lenders to the exhibition include Mrs, Howard W.Pillow.T.B.Henney, QC, A.Murray Vaughn.J H.Shuter, Miss Susan Butler, all of Montreal, Mrs.Alex G.M.Mainwaring of Brockville, and Mrs, D.J.Oland of Halifux.Works from the private collec- ,tion of the late Miss Olive Hos- i mer.one of Montreal\u2019s most geu- ; erous philantrophists, have, in ad- English portraits and 19h century English and French landscape paintinus had been created at the turn of tbe ceatury by Charles RR Hosmer It was inherited, for the most part, by his daughter, Miss Olive Hosmer.John Black appointed manager John Black Westmount graduate of High and resident here for many years has been appointed manager of the Henry Birks and Sons Rockland Shopping Centre store, Prior to his appoinunent, Mr been bequeathed to the Black was employed at The collection of 18th century Calgary.Birks downtown store and by Birks NEED À CAB?UN.6-4551 VETERAN TAXI ASS'N.Sir Johns Lake Estates Lid.near LACHUTE, P.Q.caters particularly to discriminating people who wish to own a lot in the country which is secluded and private, yet easily accessible from the city without a long, tiring drive over crowded highways and gravel side- roads; and which is carefully controlled and managed, so that they are assured of congenial neighbours for themselves and for their children.SIR JOHN'S LAKE CLUB ond ESTATES Provides this and much more: It is only a pleasant hour's drive from the city.on paved toll.free roads right to the gates of the Estate; There is a private Country Club, with over 1,000 acres of forest, park-land and safe sandy beaches, for the exclusive use of property owners; All lots are large, beautifully wooded.and carefully cleared of underbrush, etc.; Services and protection are provided by a resident Caretaher and staff, including mail delivery, garbage collection.etc.: There are active and enthusiastic Committees composed of owner members to ensure sound control and management, and to organite social and sport activities: There is a \"Junior Club\u2019 with Counsellor for planned fun, games and instruction for the younger set.* * * With all this, prices are still low and terms convenient\u2014although values in this unique development must inevitably increase sub stantially, as desirable lake property has already become almost non-existent within conveniant distance of the city.So if you are looking for something SPECIAL in Country property, NOW is the time to come and see SiR JOHN'S LAKE CLUB ond ESTATES Toke Route 8 (or Exit 14 on the Autoroute) to LACHUTE, then follow the signs \u2014 only 47: miles north on the paved DUNANY Rd. The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 28, 1963 THE I LARSEN arniner Serving the City of Westmount since 1938 MHeod Office: 7005 Kildore Roed, Montreol 29 Clossified Advertising (To 8:30 p.m.Mon, Tues.& Wed.Only) MU.1-0451 Editorial Departmont \u2014 Circulation Dept.\u2014 Accounting Deportment Display Advertising HU.1-2771 John W.Soncton, President ond Publisher Hugh E.McCormick, Choirmon Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager The Examiner aims te be an independent.clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public nervice, Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year: $1.20 hull yenr.Fiva cents à copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, Quebec Newspapers Association, Authorized ns Second Class Mail by the Post Office Department, Ottawa.snd for payment of postage in cash.WE SAY Divorce obstructions destroying lives AST week in this column 4 we noted that a high proportion of the 900-plus divorces blocked in the unconscionable two-year NDP logjam in Parliament originate in broken West End homes.We spoke of the misery and hearbreak.But speak to any local Jawver who handles such cases and he will tell you of the frightening legal, moral and social complications \u2014 involved enough in the straightforward dissolution of any marriage \u2014 arising out of the no-longer- defensible obstructionism of Messrs, Frank Howard and Arnold Peters, the two MPs responsible.However unhappy, life in all its manifestations goes on for the estranged parties, for their children, for in- {ended new spouses, for relatives and for friends.Children inevitably continue to be born, their status clouded perhaps permanently.Old and new mates die.their estates hopelessly tangled.Marriage contracts relating to property become at once meaningless and all-important, Some couples in desperation have got divorces in Mexico or other places where the laws are so lax that they cannot be recognized here \u2014 even though the procedure may satisfy uneasy moral or social consciences until Ottawa acts.Validity of remarriages in these circumstances is doubtful.perhaps even bigamous.All due to the notorious behavior of two otherwise unnotable Members, whose Commons tactics besmirch their party and even the integrity of Parliament.Conservative and Liberal governments alike have permitted this to go on.Other private members rarely cry oul.Members from this, the tur BREE YOU SAY Nigerian students seek pen pals Sir, 1 devote the first part of my writing to wishing you a happy and prosperous day.I have been looking for Canadian pen pals for the past three years.1 hope you can help me to find them through your paper.1 shall be grateful if you can publish my name and address in your newspaper in Westmount for Canadian pen pals.I am a boy of 18 vears, five feet.two inches in height and dark in complexion.1 shall trade them in different goods of my land such as ostrich feathers fans, na- tive-dress, calabash.wallets, slippers, carved birds and fish, coconuts, hand-bags made of snake skin and with different kinds of ebonies, ete.In exchange for ties, t- shirts, sport shirts, trousers, sweaters, etc, I am keen in swimming, reading, football, post cards, and art.1 beg kindly that you publish this at earliest possible time.Everybody is welcome to write, laju Dean, 4 Aminu street, S/L via Yaba, Nigeria DANSE SES te nee Rn most affected area.continue strangely most silent of all.Fly a flag for Canada N\\/OW is the time to dig up that flag and make sure it is ready to hang up on the morning of July 1 \u2014 next Monday.If you haven\u2019t got one, if vou can\u2019t find the one you hung last year, go out and buy one.This is no time in history for Canadians to be too colorless.We are too apathetic, particularly in the cities where the merely making a living takes almost all our time, Be proud to fly a flag for Canada \u2014 there is much about this country of which we can all be justly proud.TA DIRES Léna ed SE ER © \u2018 I SAY! An acter told his publicit 1c lef you go.My moth y ogent, \u2018Im going to have er told me you're doing a lousy publicity job for me.The ogent thought for o minute.then replied, \"Thot's strange.MY mother rand just this morning that I'm doing o great job for you.\u201d | This Leaving from Montreal International Airport on July 7 by chartered plane along with a group of qualified girl guides and boy scouts to take part in a world wide scout jamboree to be held in Greece this summer from July 22 to August 15, are Westmounters Connie Angelus, age 15, and Patsy Logothetis, age 14, both Westmount High Students.Members of the 117th Socrates Girl Guide Company, both girls will be stationed at Marathon Bay, outside of Athens in Greece, near an artificial lake, The jamboree will continue until August 15, and Connie and Patsy will return home on August 7 flight.Federal Minister \u201cBud\u201d Drury, moving from Roslyn avenue to a special family 26 Years Ago in The Examiner, Friday, July 2, 1937 Westmount CCF boycotts German products A boycott of all German- made products has been adopted by members of the Westmount CCF Club.This boycott is in sympathy with other CCF organizations throughout the country and with the American Federation of Labor.The move to dispence with Nazi products was said to have gained the approval of many persons and groups from coast to coast, The move on the part of a large group of non-Jews recently to boycott German coal is reputed to be the local stimulus for this move.It was pointed out to The Examiner that the move is in protest of recognized Nazi methods, reported treatment accorded Protestants, Catholics, Jews, and the German people generally, and the Nazi system of government.Westmount contributes $140,167 to Montreal tax collections For the fiscal year 1936-'37 Westmount contributed $140,- 167 to Montreal's total sales and income tax collections, it was revealed this week.Total cost of collecting the amount locally was $9,181.Westmount's collection totalled only 2.53 per cent of the $5.518.493 which sales and income tax netted Montreal during that time.while the largest contribution, besides Montreal's, was made by Verdun, which turned in $351,322, Westmount High graduates 21 Malcolm J.Heron, Hannah Lapin, Saul Raisman and William A.Wachmuth head the list of students who have successfully passed twelvth year examinations at West.mount High School.Successful graduates are: Mabel G.Bean, David R.Dickson, T.M.Falls, tan N.Flemming.Frederick Forbes, Benjamin Gersovitz, Malcolm Heron.Kathleen Hill, Hannah Lapin, William Marksfield, John W.McMartin.Kenneth S.Miller.Howard W.Norton.Henry W.Patterson, Jason Quinn, Saul Reis- man.Howard W.Robinson.muth, John H.Wilson, Fred Evelyn W.Rowat, Gordon W.Thomas, William A, Wach- Moore.By VALENTINA RAHR unit, (one of three) located in the newly reconstructed apartment building at Ken.sington and Sherbrooke street west, in September.Westmount High school annual \u2018Vox Ducum\u2019\u2019 distributed among students last week, contains photos of Douglas Lawley landing from a helicopter on the school grounds, during 1963 winter carnival events, to \u2018\u2018kickoff\u2019\u2019 a football game in the snow, with team members clad in pyjamas, and eager fans watching in knee deep snow and below zero weather.Many Westmounters planning to attend the 11th annual Stratford Shakespearean Festival, Some first nighters who attended the official opening more than ten years ago, and bought subscriptions.today own highly prized pieces of the original tent which used to house the theatre before the present permanent structure was put up.Swiss Style chess tourney which was to be held last weekend in the N.D.G.Chess Centre.has been postponed and will be held at a later date.Players are invited to attend the recently inaugurated Montreal Chess Centre, 112 St.Joseph Blvd.west.where playing facilities are available Thursday.Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings, as well as Saturday and Sunday afternoons.The municipality of Cote St.Luc has also acquired a chess club.and space procured in the City Hall Annex, at 5762 Westminster avenue, where forty players can be aecom- Week in Westmount modated at one time.Current event is a Pyramid Tourney in which a number of players are already engaged.There is no fee, at present, but players are asked to provide their own boards and men ., , French Canada\u2019s mest prolific writer Yves Theriault, Victoria avenue.recently returned to reside here after spending a year abroad in Italy and Jugoslavia, .Westmount residents and their children using the swimming pool have much to be grateful for \u2014 apart from enjoying many hours in the sunshine and using the attractive facilities.Adequate safety precautions are taken and life guards are on duty all the time the pool js in use, In all Canada, Manitoba alone has laws governing all swimming places to which the public pays admission.There, such places must be licensed, have trained attendants for safety, be posted with cautionary signs, provide ropes, buoys, poles, first aid kits and boats.Elsewhere in Canada some swimming places have life guards and safety equipment on hand: and across the nation there are a few places where swimming pool safety is compulsory.If you are concerned for the safety of your family and others, you can help by writing to your Provincial Government urging swimming areas safety regplations be passed, and patronize only those places where safety measures are provided.Nothing archaelogical about these Fossils Almost 40 years ago, an ener- ings and it is added to the wel- getic group of Hi-Y members | fare fund.from the graduating class at Westmount High School determined not to break up their \u2018bonne entente.\u2019 The next autumn, in something was done about it.The Fossils Club was born, and meetings were held regularly at Westmount \u2018Y\u2019.Their cause: the ; continuance of good fellowship and an endeavor to better the : lot of boys less fortunate than themselves.How to raise funds?The answer was simple, they'd use the talents of the members and put on a revue, No sooner said than done, and as a resull reluctant relatives and friends paid a total of $30 to see a show at the 'Y\u2019 gymnasium, A \u2018must\u2019 The next year the locale was switched across the road to Victoria Hall.and each spring, until 1940, the Fossils Show was a \u2018must\u2019 with anyone who was anyone in the social whirl, Between 1940 and 1945 the show went on the road \u2014 to World War Two, where most of the Fossils were enrolled in one of the three branches of the Canadian Armed Forces.In 1946.however, the Fossils were again active, on a bigger and better scale.They were expanded, incorporated, and the show ran three nights, (Today it's up to five nights at West Hill High auditorium, and it's standing room only every night).And the take for charity has increased accordingly, In addi- Membership grows It's no ionger necessary to be 1926, 2 graduate of Westmount High or even a bona-fide Westmounter to be a Fossil \u2014 the membership now reaches over the entire metropolitan area and even into the suburbs and along the Lake- shore.This year Fossils are donating $14,000 to worthy causes.Over \u2018the years they have.in addition :to capital grants.been responsible for such additional works as the modern kitchen facilities at Camp Lewis of the Montreal Boys Association: a completely- equipped \u2018campers circle\u2019 for 30 girls at the Junior League camp: the entire waterfront area at Boy Scout Camp: a erafts centre at Catholic Boys\u2019 Services \u2018Trails End\u2019 Camp.It's a lot of work \u2014 sure: and ils a lot of fun.Says G.William Leet.president: \u201cBy his very nature the Fossil loves what he is doing \u2014 writing a witty lyric, construet- ing the scenery.the many evenings of rehearsal.and the final reward of audience reaction to events on stage.But there is more \u2014 there is the satisfaction gained from the sure knowledge that Fossils are helping to better the lot of boys and girls less fortunate than themselves \u2014 and doing it by precept and example.\u201d Since 1947 alone, Gerry Kirwan, Welfare Chairman points out, Fossils have donated more than $100,000 to welfare organizations, And this is in addition to the private efforts of the members tion to the annual Fossils revue.who are most aware of their the boys also do a \u2018package show\u2019 community obligations and func- from 15 to 45 minutes that shown at conventions, is! tion and largely in a long list of dances, things from local Little League to fund-raising events.etc.A modest | the directorships in various boys fee is charged for these offer- and girls organizations. Bernard Pesner heads Dr.Robinson Waiting list mounts at Jewish Hospital Neighborhood House Bernard Pesner, 356 Redfern avenue, has been elected president of Neighborhood House.a Jewish Federation agency.He succeeds Mrs.Lloyd G.Stern who served as president for three years.Other officers TT elected to serve with Mr.Pesner include: Ellis Leiter.first vice-president; Reading Yacht Club and Grey- stone Curling Clubs.Irving Halperin, second vice- In her annual 1eport, the re- president: Sidney Cohen, treas- tiring president.Mrs.Stern.urer: and Mrs.Alan Finestone, said \u201cthe extension of the secretary, Lionel Sperber was named honorary president.Past presidents in addition to Mrs.Stern Neighborhood House program to serve the Chomedey community was the highlight of 1962 developments.\u201d Mrs.Stern ex- are Arthur Pascal.Melvyn plained that the Chomedey pro- Wyndham, Ab Robins and Ed.gram was started with the inward Feigin.auguration of an urban camp .last summer.More recently fa- he ne esident.Mr.; Yo The wo, PE cilities have been tented for must Pesner, served as a vice-presi- dent of Neighborhood House and has been active on the executive of the agency for several years.He is a member of the board of trustees of Federation and is a former board member of the Jewish Vocational Service.He is on the executive of the Israel Maritime vear-round activities which include friendship clubs and interest groups for children ages six to 12.The growth neighborhoods of new Jewish throughout .greater Montreal has led to intensified etforts by Neighborhood House to provide recrea- tional and social facilities in these districts.Mis, Stern pointed out.The Darlington ex- - tension centre wbich was opened in 196] now serves over 350 children.youths.and adults in the Cote des Neiges urea League.In business Mr, Pesnei is associated with Pesner Brothers and he is a member of the Food Service Executive Association and the Quebec and Canadian Restaurant Association.He IS with a variety of activities rang- affiliated with Congregation ing from nursery school to Beth-El where he serves as a adult programs.board member.Mr.Pesner .holds membership in the Lord Special services The Clark street centie has recently instituted certain special services.An example is the experimental class for educable retarded children conducted in co-operation with the Mental Assessment and Guidance Clinic of the Muntreal Children\u2019's Hospital and with the assistance and support of the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal and the Jew-; ish Juniot Welfare League.Another special project teen-age boys who meet weekly with a psychiatrist from the Jewish General Hospital and a ber to help them work out their \u201clems in a group work setting, LAS on chair And no mouse squeaking Perh he found A pipe was le aking.L U N C H \u2014 aft \u2014 JOHN WATSON \u2019 LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson | PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS | .DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE in the Service and Ouotations on reauest ||| New Carlton Hotel 1359 GREENE AVENUE T OD A Y WE.5-4689 | ANDO EVERY DAY has | been developed with a group of Neighborhood House staff mem- | vocational and educational prob- TICKETS ON SALE AT BOX OFFICE 10 AM.TO 9 P.M.MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED = ABH AOR RCCHROBIRON REXFIARRISON JH Lt CIÉOPATRA in TODD-AO + Color bv De Luxe TICKETS NOW ON SALE, MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED MATINEES \u2014 MON.thru THURS.at 2.00 P.M.\u2014 $2.00 FRI, SAT, SUN.& HOL.ot 2 P.M.\u2014 $2.50 EVENINGS \u2014 MONDAY thra THURS.at 8.00 P.M.\u2014 $3.00 FRI, SAT.& HOL.at 8.00 P.M.\u2014 $3.50 SUNDAYS at 7.30 P.M.\u2014 $3.50 ALOUETTE mes oievs+ WEEE decries talent loss The loss of Canadian talent to other countries is creating an \u201cinternal hemorrhage\u2019 that be stopped before Can ada can progress fully, Dr H Roche Robinson, 56 Columbia avenue, Westmount, principal and vice-chancellor of McGill said Monday.He told the annual gathering of representatives of Canada's textile industry at Murray Bay that it is difficult to critize persons who leave Canada to take advantage of better oppor tunities in other countries.\u201cIt is only natural tor a person wishing te develop in his chosen field to seek out the best tacilities and opportunities available.\u201cIf there was full support offered by Canadian education and industry then people would remain here.\u201d he said.Industry and education should work hand in hand to solve the problem.\u201cBut the onus is not entirely on our educators.Industry must develop itself to an extent where it has more to offer than it does today.and the reference is not necessarily to financial gain.0444040940 000340000000 0 SA Obituary Canon R.Howard, 95 Final tribute was paid vester- day in St.George's Anglican Church, Dominion Square.to Canon Roger S.W.Howard.+450 Lansdowne avenue, Westmount, who died recently in hospital after a brief illness.He was 95.Born in Watford, Ont, Canon Howard came to Montreal in 1915.He was a graduate at Huron College.London, One.in 1891 and of Trinity College in 1894, An honorary assistant at St, George's Anglican Church in Dominion Square.He was Governor of the Diocesan Theolodi- cal College of Montreal.Canon Howard was rector al Martin's Anglican Church at | Prince Arthur and St.Urbain \u2018which has since been demolished.He served from 19198 to 1950 when he retired, Prior to then he was of Christ Church in London, and in Chatham, Ont, During the first world war.he was chaplain of No.24 Kent Regiment 186 Battalion and also chaplain of Elgin Lodge 114, rector Ont Montreal.He was ordained in 1891.Canon Howard is survived by a brother, Rev.Dr.O.W.Howard: two daughters, Mrs.Joseph Heenan of Ottawa and Mrs.W.Jackson Rutherford, of Montreal: four grandchildren and two uyreat grandchildren.His wile, the Graham Tweedie, him in 1956.former Janel predeceased Carnival attendance down by 2,300 Returns for the first four nights of the Westmount Rotary Carnival revealed a decrease of 2,300 \u201cin attendance from last year, it was reported by Harry Houstan, member of the executive committee, Complete returns are not yet available as 32 large boxes of ntixed coin and crumpled bills must be counted.The decrease will be reflected in a substantially lower gross, Mr.Houstan said.The Jewish General Hospital is still unable to meet demands fur hospitalization.Philip Gar- tinke, 1 Douglas avenue.West- mount reported \u2018Tuesday at the 281h annual general meeting.He noted that the Hospital had à lecord year, but \u201cthe constant waiting list of more than 1,000 patients adds a note ot urgency lo our projected expansion program announced last yewr and nou in the final stages of planning.Admissions totalled 11.182 in 1962 and patient days reached 128.878.an increase of 6,530 over 1961, it was reported by Samuel Cohen oi Westmount executive director In an attempt to meet an increased demand tor hospital service the Jewish General has been extending admissions include the weekend to wherever .possible, Mr Coben noted.\u201cWe ave also increasing use of diagnostic facilities during these periods so that no pu- tieats stay in hospital may be prolonged as a result of delay in completing investigation Me cautioned, however, that all these measures \u201cwhile useful have many practical limitations and we must avoid solving one problem by cresting others which may have more serious implications\u201d The hospital incurred an operating deficit ot $716,722, more than double that of the previous year, honocary treasurer, Sam Steinberg revealed.He expressed the hope that the de- ticit would be substantially reduced by the tinal adjustment for the veur to be made by the Quebee Service Hospital Insurance Seagram's V.0.CANADIAN WHISKY FATE wr ALHANEY NISMS LEMITEAS CHO A ed Anan an rasan putin a amas HONOURED THE WORLD OVER for its true lightness of tone and its rare brilliance of taste.Jos F Seagram & Sons Ltd.Waterloo Oot 962 Car Wed.thru Sat.June 26-27-28-29 JERRY LEwiS | as \u2018THE PARSONS Prt pn ph eC NORTHWAY DRIVE -IN THEATRE \u201c 2 Junction of Route 11 and Northway \u2014 Directiy in ; CHAMPLAIN, N.Y.: NOTICE: ALL OUR SHOWS WILL START AT SO THAT WE CAN RERUN THE MAIN FEATURE AT 12:00 A.M.Admission Price: Adults .80 \u2014 Children under 12 FREE Capacity 8:00 P.M.Sun., Mon., Tues.June 30 - July 1-2 Glenn | Ford là HOPE chares ange Boyer MGM Presents ELVIS _u® It Happened Ae (CEP Elia sm PANAVISION\" and METROCOLOR £961 'ST aunp \u2018Abpisg \u2018seujwoxy wnouysapm ay. 6 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 28, 1963 ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Conon S.B.Lindsoy Sunday, June 30th TRINITY 031 B00 saan.Holy Euclininst 10:15 an Mattins (aid) 1500 som Sunk Eucharist 7,00 pin Evensong mind) Holy Fuchanist; Weekdays, $30 in Wednesda TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Yrnerable x.Kenneth Naylor, D.D.Rector Rev.Canon F.I.Whitley, M.A, Hon.Assistant Rev Peter W.A.Davison.M.A, Assistant Mr.George FE.Chubb, FRCO.F.AGO.Organist and Cholrmauster RATURDAY, JUNE hth JO ep.Holy Communion St Peters & St Paul the Apostles Sundoy, June 30th \u2018TRINITY PI Hols Communion Choral Communion Preaches Rev.John MacNab Evensong Preacher: Res John MacNab of om HW mn 1m TUESDAY Hails Communion WEDNESDAY Tue Hols Commumion THURSDAY Holy Commumon Sf.MATTHIAS' CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill ede Rev.J, N.Doidge, B.A, L.Th.Rev.Reginald Hollis, M.A,, B.D, Sunday, June 30th TRINITY 100 P00 0m Holy Communion #30 um.Matune with Sermon 1100 im.Mattine with Sermon \u201c30 pm.Evensong with Sermon Preacher for the Day: The Rev'd.R.Hollis WEDNESDAY 1600 san Holy Communion Organist & Chelrmaster: * Normun W.Hurrle, ARCO.A RCM.F.TCL, UNITED WESTMOUNT PARK AND ST.ANDREW'S WESTMOUNT Uniting for Summer Services Sunday, June 30th in Westmount Park Church at 11:00 a.m.{Cor.Lansdowne & Western Ave.) Minister in charge: REV.CALLUM THOMPSON, C.D.B.A.BD.Music by Westmount Park Quartette directed by Mr.Wusne K.Riddell.B Mus (McGill» DOMINION-DOUGLAS | UNITED CHURCH ond Stanley Presbyterian Church (Union Services) Dominion-Douglas June end month of July) Westmount Blvd.& Lansdowne Ave, Sunday, June 30th tin 30th Dominion Douglas, Stanley | Presbyterian join for summer For the twenty-third consecutive season Dominion - Douglas United and Stanley Presbyterian Churches join together in Union | Services.| For next Sunday and the month \u201cof July the Services will be in ! Dominion-Douglas, with the Min- | ister of Stanley in charge \u2014 Rev.| Scarth Macdonnell.| In August and on September 1, the Services will be in Stanley.\u201cCHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, | Scientist, Westmount | 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street ; BRANCH ! OF TRAE MOTHER CHURCH.| THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST.IN BOSTON.MASS, Sunday, June 30th ! 11-00 a.m Sunday School | 11:00 an Church Service | Lesson - Sermon Subject: \u201cCHRISTIAN | SCIENCE\" ; Golden Text: Isalah 52:10.The Lord | (hath made bare his holy arm in the \"eyes of all the nations: and at ,ends of the earth shall see A se | vétion of our God.EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 pm.Testimony Meetinæ READING ROOM fu the Church Edifice: The publie | invited day.2 to 4 p.m.: 8:00 pan.| _ .PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN 349 Melville Avenue Chas.C.Cochrane, Minister Sunday, June 30th 11:00 a.m.Public Worship 7:30 p.m.Evening Worship Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster AN are Cordially Welcome.Rev.TEMPLE EMANU-EL De.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Cantor Otte O.Staeren: Miles Wisenthal.M.A, Educational Assistant: Victor McCorry, A.R.C.M.Organist and Choir Master, Sundoy, June 30th SABBATH SERVICES DURING SUMMER WEEKS Take place Friday evenings al 8:15 pm.in Temple Community House.These Services are held under the (auspices of Temple Brotherhood.Pulpit Honours This Sabbath Eve \u2014 | Samuel Wechsler.Saul Hyman, Mes.| Samuel Garfield, Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern.Memorial Anniversaries will be ob- ; served and Kuddish recited at this ! Service in loving memory of: Polly.| Hyman.Max Grossweiner.Ida Young | Ecker.Emily Blum.Eli Goldstein.Zeida 1.Rosu, Rose Phillips Geffin.| Dr.Hussen Azima, Benjamin Tannen- baum, Rachael Stern Kramer.Joseph } Glassman, Maxwell Goldstein.Martha Pam.Israel Gross, lea Mandel Bor- Tuesday.Thursday and Fri-.Wednesday, 6:30 t0|Emanu-El Westmount has been | CHURCH B.A, BD.} | rt mon Gisser.tan.iman.SYNAGOGUES ! Church Chuckles by CARTWRIGHT HAS, © raniohT \u201cWe loved your sermon last Sunday.We're ALL behind you about celebrating the 4th in a quiet and dignified manner!\u201d Music Council elects Cantor Staeren of Temple Emanu- BH Cantor Otto Staeren of Temple | ship of the Canadian Jewish ; | Congress, the Montreal Jewish \u2018re-elected president of the Music Council has through its T7 {Montreal Jewish Music Council various functions, presentations \"at its pinth annual meeting.jand initiated projects become u The following officers were Moving force in the develop- elected to the Council's execu- | ment of cultural and artistic life | tive committee for the 1963-64 i the community.Saul \u2018season: Allan Bronfman.The Council promoted com- Hayes.QC.Cantor Nathan 'munity-wide celebrations during Mendelson.Mr.Israel Rabino- Jewish Music Festival Month, ! viteh.| presenting programs in coopera- Honorary Presidents: Prof.tion with national and commu- Istvan Onhalt, Mrs.Samuel {nity organizations, congrega- Bronfman.Prof.Alexander tions and cultural institutions Brott, Dr.Pauline Donalda, and assisting various organizs- | Prof.Marvin Duchow.Messrs.tions and groups in the prepara- Harold Lande, QC, Jack Tietol- tion of their programs.As a result of the Council's Honorary Vice - Presidents : efforts over 200 musical pro- Mrs.Jacob Elkin, Cantor Solo- grams ranging from talks with Mr.Samuel Levi- musical illustrations to choral Ben Rutenberg and orchestral concerts were Mr.Sigmund arranged in Greated Montreal Mrs.Vice-President: Unterbers.(during Jewish Music Festival ; Honorary Treasurer: ! Month in 1963, Samuel Jacobson \u2014 Treasurer: The Council also initiated | mr.Te \u201c{many proj t cutive Committee Chairman: many projects to support and - Mrs.Max Jacobson, kowitz, Adolf Auton Meyer.Jennie} 1166065 Moning Worship Engelstein.Fannie Aller.Sydney\u2019 Rev, Searth Maedonnell Levine, Gustave Blum, Irving TL\" (Morning Services only Selle, Summer Wolf, Eva Mion.Orennisi and Choirmuster David Spector, Mr.John Kobb.Mus.Bac.; © \u2014 Member Baptist Minister: Rev.Harold Organist & Choir SUNDAY, 1:00am.Rev.J.A.JOHN Midweek BYPU: Frid VISITORS ALW WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH ond Canadion Baptist Federation\u201d Sherbrooke Street West ot Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Bhptist Church Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johnston, B.A., D.D.Minister Emeritus of Westmount Baptist Church Services: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m, World Alliance J.Balsdon, B.A., B.Yh.Master: John Cook JUNE 30th 7:30 p.m, STON.B.A.D.Day, 8:00 p.m.AYS WELCOME | | , CHURCH SCHOOL | closed will x | stimulate the creative efforts of Canadian composers and en- Honorary Secretary: couraged them to create mean- Mr.Igor puces a pvecutive Vice- ingful new musical works.Spe- resident and Director.cial emphasis is also being Since its inception in 1954, : given to promote the develop- under the auspices and sponsor- | ment and elevate the artistic ._ (Standards of folk art groups.UNITARIAN ;Preliminary plans are under \u2014 study for its forthcoming tenth The Unitarian Church |*\"\"\"