The Westmount examiner, 15 novembre 1963, vendredi 15 novembre 1963

[" VOL.XXXVI, No.46 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1963 5 CENTS 12 PAGES WMA seeks | public view on 2nd pool The Westmount Municipal Association appears to| be having second thoughts on the building of a second swimming pool in West- mount.\u201cThe Association is still very interested in finding out what the public view is on this question\u201d.a spokesman declared Tuesday night following the WMA's monthly executive meeting.He said that the Recreation Committee was still giving the pool question careful study.\u201cWe may be able to make a report on our findings at the December open meeting,\u2019 he said.\u201cWe'll then call for discussion on the subject.\u201d \u201cWe don't want to rush into this.\u2019 he said.\u2018After all, it took four years to decide on the first pool.\u201d This appears to be a reversal | from last month.Following the October meeting.president J.H.Richer told The Examiner that \u2018the present pool is sufficient for all and there does not appear to be an immediate need for another\u2019 He said the city might well find a better use for the $120,.000 set aside in June, out of loan by-law to provide for a possible second swimming pool.| In other business this week the association announced that it had made representation to the Brum- mer Construction company to have the apartment building presently under construction at Lans- downe and Western boarded up on the lower floors.The spokesman said that children had been using the partialy completed building as a \u2018\u201c\u2018dangerous playground.\u201d oo Greene avenue store is hit \u201cSmash and grab\u201d artists hit Mitchells Electric, Saturday night, removing three television sets in a matter of seconds from the store at Greene and Western, il was reported.Police said that the men heaved a large square of cement through the shop window at 2:51 a.m, Sunday morning.A constable on the beat heard the alarm at Greene and Sherbrooke, but the men had fled when he reached the scene.| A passing motorist missed the license number.but was able to Catherine streel areas are pre-, paring to vacate their premises describe the get-away car, MEET THE TEACHER It was \u201cMeet the Teachers Night\" at Westmount Park School Monday and several hundred parents attended to find out what \"Johnny\" was up to.Above, Grade Three teacher Mrs.M.Pappe, assisted by K.G.W.Smith, newly elected president of the Home and School Association, explain the classroom work to parent Mrs.R.O.O'Connor.2154 ep a | To Z After subway May widen Western Western avenue, between Atwater and Greene, may be widened late next year upon completion of the West End subway terminus, The Examiner learned recently.City Hall engineers said that no decision has been made on the proposal although \u201cwe are giving it a thorough study.\u201d \u201cIf we are ever going to do anything with Western, \"this would definitely be the time.\u201d an engineer added.It was announced earlier that the entire section is to be dug up for the subway station, starting early in 1964.Officials said they were \u201csomewhat reluctant\u2019 to develop.the street further as a main Tenants to vacate after May 1 through artery.They noted that the planning firm of Bland, Le- moyne and Edwards in their extensive report on the planning of the Lower Section of Westmount went further.After an eight months study of the area in 1960 the firm recommended that \u201cin order to preserve the residential character of the area adjacent to Westmount Park, Western avenue should be closed to all traffic from Claremont nues,\u201d to Clarke ave- | t C p section\u201d The Study.The three-storey home, property of the Thomson family for generations and a prominent Westmount landmark would be renovated slightly, school officials said.to make room for 75-100 students in three classes.They said that the exterior would not be changed.Preseut owner of the house is Corey Thomson of CKVL.He told The Examiner that the house built in the early 1800's had been for a time the official residence of *\u2018the chief British General in Canada.\u2018At that time Mount Pleasant avenue was the drive \u201cway leading to the residence.\u201d \u201cMr.Thompson said.\u201cThe Maple Trees still standing along the street were planted by British {troops as was the orchard on [the east side of the avenue, all in a move to keep the troops | occupied.\u201d Mr, Thomson, who lived in the house as a boy, noted that a special feature of the building is a six: GTR erground | passageway leading from the basement to a large chamber containing a well.\u201cWe imagine \u201cthat this was built to be used as \u201ca secret escape route.\u201d he said.Several years ago Mr.Thomson offered the property to the city at $5.00 a foot so that the grounds might be used as a park.provided that the house be Kept intact.Various local women's organizations said they would be glad to donate antiques if the house were re-opened as a museum, His offer.however, was rejected by City Council.They said that the cost of upkeeping the house and property would be ; (oo high.\u201cIt's a magnificent structure, but unfortunately not the type that any single family would want to live in today.\u201d Mr.Thomson said.\u201cIt's just too large \u2014 what can you do with eleven bedrooms, numerous bath- reoms to say nothing of vast servants quarters\u201d?Besides it's (Continued on page 5) for Westmount Center project Tenants of stores and houses in the Wood.Western.and St.Next week\u2019s weather By ERIC NEAL November 16 to 23 Pleasant but cold with morning mists and flurries.Gusty winds will bring showers of mixed rain and snow.Temperature range: south 20-50°F, Laurentians 10-45°F, northern counties and the Gulf 5-35°F.Snow 3 to 3\u2019.! by May 1.at the earliest to make way for a large construction project, City Council, meeting in a special session Tuesday after- | noon, approved a re-zoning bylaw to permit the errection of buildings up to 21 storeys on a one and three block sector, It was reported that real estate quarter agents have purchased much of Quite agreable mid-week with some sunshine, very cold winds and some flurries.Heavy snowfalls for all the north.Mainly sunny to end the week with morning misis.Light snow or freezing drizzle for some places, Skiing may be possible on some slopes.APE NS EE NÉE SAS Catherine.the property on the block bounded by Wood, Western and Elm avenues and St, Catherine street and a portion of the block fronting on Elm.between Western and St.including three properties on Greene avenue.The majority of tenants in that area report that their new leases expire May 1! and understand that they will afterwards be operating on a month-to-month basis.Plans for development of the sector were submitted to the city last July.by Westmount Center Inc.and were approved in principal by the City Architee- tural Commission.The by-law amendment limits occupancy on the site to: an apartment building, a hotel, an art school, a business college, a private club, or lodge.an office.a bank.a retail store, a restaurant, a laboratory, a service shop.à workshop.a theatre, a physiotherapy studio.a radio station, a television station.or a bowling establishment, No dis- \"play windows or store entrances , (Continued oa page 5) \u2018 \u201cfictals there report Private French School seeks to relocate here A proposal to establish a private French school on The Boulevard in one of Westmount's most his- oric homes is now being studied by Westmount ouncil.Officials of the Ecole Michelle Provost.resently located on Cote des Neiges.said that they are seeking to relocate their \u201chigh school grade at 3219 The Boulevard.\u2018Y\" drive reaches 24% Some 89 canvassers will be contacting over 1100 homes and business firms in Westmount in the next two weeks as the West- mount YMCA.Division seeks to raise its objective of $10,950 00 as a part of the City-Wide objective of $285.000 00.At the first report luncheon, held carlicr this week, West- mount reported 24\" of its objective raised and early indications are that the total objective can be realized.W.D.Macdonald, Chairman of the Westmount Division, commenting on this first report results, stated \u201cAlthough we are slightly behind our position of à year, we are very pleased with several new donations and and the number of increased gifts over last year's subscription, received to-date.We require a minimum of $1900.00 in new money to reach our objective and present indications are that this can he obtained G.1.Welton, Executive Secretary of the Westmount Branch, said that results to-date are encouraging.\"However, the success of the Campaign is in the hands of the canvassers.\u201d he added.\u201c1 urge every canvasser to get to work immediately so that all cards can be completed by the closing banquet on Thursday.November 28.7 One team, captained by Walter Smaill has reached 15874 of its objective.Three other teams have reached 507% of their objective to date.next \u2018Mums\u2019 show is popular Wet weather this week did aot keep Westmounters from visitiog the annual Fall Show of Crysan- themumms at the Greenhouse.Ot- that attendance has been \u2018\u2018excellent The Mums show has, with the exception of war years, been an annual event since 1928 This year it includes 3,836 plants of Chrysanthemums, in 4 varities: Fxhibition type.70 varieties with 1.281 plants; commercial, 27 varieties with 1,008 plants: bush, 588 varieties with 1.346 plants: cascades, 1 variety with 200 plants, The Conservatories are open from 10 a.m.to 1 p.m.ot week days, and from 10 a nu to 6 pam on Sundays, for the duration of the Show.re à 4 INDEX Churches .6 Classifieds .10& 11 Éditorial .4 Sports .12 \u2018Women's .8&9 ARYA EE SE ARO Gl, I MS The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 15, 1963 2 Westmount raises $32,008 for Catholic Charities Three Westmounters were be- bind the Federation of Catholic Charities remarkably - success ful campaign this year.West- mounter Stanley D.Clarke general chairman announced this week that the Federation topped its objective for the first time in len years rising $748,370.\u2018The bigest boost came from the parish division, ported.Under the leadership of | A.P.Wickham, 16 De Casson road they topped it was re- | Powell Parish, Westmount collected $32,008 which is just over 100% of the objective.Ascension parish chairman was J.McN Charle- bois of 30 Thornhill avenue, West- mount.lions are fiercely protective of their young.Recently the River B.C.Lions got together and donated enough bunting to make up thirty sets $300,000 for the | of shorts and shirts for some of tirst time and returned $42,000 the world's destitule children.more than last year.The fabric was sent to the Unitarian Service Committee of Canada.The voluntary USC \u2018The primary purpose of a! needs 310,000 Friendship Dol- newspaper is to bring you the lars for world relief and con- news and enable you to keep tributions are being accepted at that news with vou as long as USC Headquarters, 63 Sparks you wish.Street, Ottawa 4.(@ FOR ALL YOUR ELECTRONIC NEEDS @) PAYETTE LY) 730 ST.JAMES ST, W.(NEAR UNIVERSITY) Qe) Store Hours: 8.30 a.m.to 6 p.m.Doily ll FOR SALE \u2014 Kitchen equipment MOFFAT clectric stove, fully automatic, order and very 65-2206._ PHILCO.30 inch.fully electric range.Call CR.9-8624.TWO Gurney gas ranges.21 1 burner, Good condition, HU.6-4227.6825 Somerled.132 FOR SALE \u2014 Musical instruments HAMMOND, chord organ, bench and music included $850 00.RE.8-040!.ARCHAMBAULT piano with electric organ attachments and SOO.769-7383 134 FOR SALE \u2014 Sports equipment SKIS.220 lizard rood condition.$70 double perfect clean.$125.oven, working | Call HU.metal 484-5456 SKI boots.size 91, ! Golden 6 Kastinger months old Blizzard Rennspoct (Giant Slalom.Bought March \u201863.No harness.$75.00.Cull WE 3 (79 VV VV VVVVVVVVVVVVVFVV VV ART CLASSES 98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female LL 1 would enjoy working 3 or 4 hours a day calling regularly each month on a group of Studio Girl cosmetic clients où a route to be established in and around WEST- MOUNT and are willing to make light deliveries, ete.write STUDIO GIRL COSMETICS.DEPT.CW 3N, 84 La Fleur Ave.Montreal 32.Route wil vay up to $5.00 per hour.WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE .you 100 WORK WANTED \u2014 Female EXPERIENCED Coloured Accounts,\u2019 Receivable.Payable.766-4165.After 8.EXPERIENCED English lady desives typing, payroll (ing 2 davs weekly.Call 489 2393.{102 HELP WANTED \u2014 Male | Energetic Boy Posting, etc.16 TO t# YEARS | FOR GENERAL DUTIES IN SMALL FIRM HOURS 9 TO 5 MONDAY TO FRIDAY $3) PER WERK WITH GOOB | PROSPECTS FOR ADVANCEMENT CALL 931-1265 104 HELP WANTED \u2014 Male \u2014 Female YOUNG man DE woman as assistant in shipping department ty nin Must know fer making labels and pack yty % dt\u2019 help with selecting, and.sac a auto accessories fOr stippine Sadar week.Apply 184% St.Antoine oe Want To Relax?TAKE UP PAINTING AND DISCOVER A NEW WORLD OF PLEASURE INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION REASONABLE RATES JULIETTE LE- GARE.HU.1-5869.BUILDING REPAIRS .VERN OATWAY contractor.maintenance, bathrooms.general specializing in kitchens, playrooms.WE.2 BUSINESS SERVICES CIRCULAR LETTERS TRANSLATIONS, | (J | DUPLICATING t 1 PHOTOSTAT ETC A B.C DUPLICATING SERVICE 4496 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.3-4601 CARTAGE AND MOVING LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING, CRATING.PACKING AND STORAGE.ROGERS EXPRESS 932 1448 FURNITURE: REPAIRS AUD \u201chéralèhen: \u201cTianrelte Burns on furniture disappear with George the wolisher 331 416% Service Directory \"A À À À À À A À A À À A À À A à A A A À A £&à: MUSIC LESSONS MISS PEST CONTROL FOR QUICK efficient and con senlent service for the extermination of rodents and ait insects.Estimates free.Call Pestroy Limited.RI, 7-2457.TV.SERVICE n UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Westmount Hi-Fi \u2014 T.V.4435 ST.CATHERINE W.QUALITY SERVICING WE.7-4103 UPHOLSTERY MIDTOWN UPHOLSTERING CO.395 SELBY ST.Uwhelsterers (or duscriminatiug people Telephone Welhngton 2-5012 er Wellington 7-444 after 5 pm.automatic, : | inch.; Reasonable | amplifier, : | 7190 ST.HUBERT ST.downhill, J.Edward.BA.LRAM L.R.S.M.has vacancies for pianoforte students, Will visit.845- 8437.BROOKS DRUG STORE 4191 St.Catherine West Corner Greene Fast Delivery WE.5-3521 Sunday : 10 a.m.to 6:30 p.m.136 FOR SALE \u2014 ) Clothing and furs BEAUTIFUL Argentina Nutria far coat, full length.Practically new.12- 14.488-8637.After 6 p.m.GIRL'S borg coat.size 20, good condition.Reasonable.482-5195.LADY'S mink full length coat and hat,, as new, size 14.$600 worth $1,200.769-7383.PERSIAN lamb coat.good condition, size 14-16.488-4779.LADY'S grey Persian vears old: black Persian mink trim, 3 vears old.Perfect condition Reasonable.dealers.486-9053.After 7 p.m.TWO lady's fine mohair cardi new, hand knitted, size 14 - 16.13-3163 lamb cost, 4 lamb coat, both size 14 No WE.1138 FOR SALE \u2014 General | .| Draperies READY-MADE.6 PANELS TO {COVER 144 INCHES \u2014 FOR ONLY $25.00.ARNEL TERYLENE AT HALF PRICE | Carpets 6' x 9° RUGS FROM $895 UP HALL GARPETS FROM $150 YARD WALL TO-WALL CARPETING T HALF PRICE Sale Prices BEDSPREADS FROM $205 BLANKETS \u2014 SHEETS \u2014 TOWELS UPHOLSTERY MATERIAL WIN- \u2018 DOW SHADES CUT TO MEASURE\u2014 PLASTICS - LEATHERETTES, ETC.| ST.HUBERT DEPARTMENT STORE AMERICAN FLYER.5 CARS, MOUNTED ON BOARD, INCLUDING ACCESSORIES.GOOD CONDITION.FIRST REASONABLE OFFER ACCEPTED.CALL HU 11-1456.| Furniture AT WHOLESALE PRICES DIRECT FROM , MANUFACTURERS SHOWROOM RS EASY TERMS IF DESIRED | 486-1368 i LARGE SIZE WALTON SPRAY TYPE HUMIDIFIER | WITH METAL STAND, IN EXCELLENT CONDITION; ALSO G.E.FILTER TYPE HUMIDIFIER.BOTH HALF PRICE.CALL WB.5.7885.Sacrifice trenision Cinanumon broadioons, ture: lamps: drapes: 1-8066 and HU.6-3292.DINING furni- au.room set \u2018oak+: ocucasional chairs: Philco radio: Emerson T.V,, 17 inch: Wilton rug, 8 x 10.432-3223.484-0169.After 7.30.CHILD'S high chair.$4.00: electric coal Krate, $3.00: wicker tea wagon, $12.00: antique corner cupboard, a8 x 36, $15.00.Sunday.WE _5-7031.COMPLETE mahogany bedroom set, | like new: mahogany breakfront; | marble top coffee table: dining room \u201ctable and 4 chairs: modern light wood dresser: buffet: coffee table; end table: extension table, odds and ends.HU.4-8905 SINGER sewing machine, modern, console model.Ziz-Zag.$250.769-7383.TWO rust colour club chairs, good condition Very reasonable.RI.4-4834 DOUBLE bed (mahogany spring and mattress; telephone table and chan; \" coffee table: man's folding flight suitcase HU.1-9295 TWO bedroom sets - | Simmon\u2019s twin bed set - one double hed walnut set; Niagara lounge chair.All good condition.488-7307.CONTINENTAL bed; bedspread: table T.V., 240 inch: record cabinet; bookcase: wall-to-wall cacpeting (gveen).Good Conditien.Me e HU: I~ 4086.After 6 p oran + - DALMATIAN.pure bred, femaie.9 138 FOR SALE \u2014 General CHAIRS, Bentwood, any quantity, in good condition.Call after 7, RE.7- 5658.BABY'S crib and mattress.Good condition.Reasonable.Call RE.3-643¢.KENMORE semi-automatic washing machine, good condition, $50 4-2080.\u2019 BEAUTIFULLY framed fine oil paintings by Cote.Call 331-4500 for appointment._ PEDIGREE baby carriage (grey).Nearly new.Reasonable.Call 769-7316.PING PONG table, good condition, $10.Call 486-0343.151 WANTED TO PURCHASE WANTED bird cage, 10 x 30, approximately 12 inches high.Reasonable.Call WE, 2-3521, WANTED: High boy, 17% in depth.in good condition.HU.9-543).154 LOST Reward Lost: Maltese grey cat, 12 years old, answers to name of Min- na (male), Vicinity Strathcona Avenue-St.Antoine Road.Sherbrooke Street West, 937- 0336.158 DOMESTIC PETS months old.Call OR.6-2791.163 EDUCATIONAL INDIVIDUAL TUTORING, HIGH SCHOOL MATHEMATICS.HISTORY.ENGLISH AND LITERATURE.CALL HU.8-3248.\u2018 The Weeklies | Say PLEASING DECISION In the midst of all the rumblings about breaking away and\u2019 forming scparate groups for this! and that.we are most pleased that the provincial Liberal party | decided to remain a part of the! federal group .\u2014 Huntingdon Que.) Gleaner.TV NOT EVERYTHING When folks say \u2018\u2018there\u2019s nothing for young.people to do\u2019 they mean that some youths have run out of Kicks .To youngsters who absorb (some televi- | sion) fare .we can only say there is a wonderful world out there beyond the idiot box, \u2014 Chilliwack B.C.) Progress.Musical Sharps, Flats & Naturals By FRANCES GOLTMAN YCBW AND BOM Initials \u2014 Abbreviations \u2014 Capital Letters \u2014 Everything for speed and brevity! Wondering what the title of today's column stands for?YCBW is for \u201cYOUNG CANADA'S BOOK WEEK\u2018 which starts tomorrow, November 15 and the other is a new one | originated, BOM stands for \u2018BOOKS ON MUSIC\u201d.The specially important and well publicized seven days, to make young folks cognizant with the cultural.entertaining and educational benefits of reading, seem to negleet the subject of music.Maybe it is because the majority of people in the book field have never thought in terms of promoting the reading of this subject for the annual special week.Join me when | say.ENCOURAGE children to read the biographies of composers.There are many interesting books in elementary form of Beethoven, Chopin, Schumann.Handel, Mendelssohn.Haydn.Bach, Shubert.Brahms.Liszt, Mozart and others, that tell about their ambitions \u2014 disappointments -\u2014 successes as well as the informative data on the funnny happenings in their eventful lives.The unfortunate thing is that.often one has to order the bouks on music since shopkeepers are reluctant to stock them since they do not sell as easily as ther types of reading.Charmer Many years ago, shortly after Sir Thomas Beecham's book.\u201cA Mingled Chime\" was published.the witty raconteur was in Montreal to conduct Westmount Hockey League Schedule Mosquito Nov.23.9:00, Raiders vs Mules; Nov.23.10:00.Maroons vs Bulls; Nov.23.11:00, Brones vs Huskies: Nov.30, 9:00, Bulls vs Broncs: Nov.30, 10:00, Huskies vs Mules: Nov, 30.11:00.Maroons vs Raiders, Dec.7.9:00, Broncs vs Maroons: Dec.7.10:00, Raiders vs Huskies; Dec.7, 11:00.Mules vs Bulls; Dec.14, 9:00, Brones vs Raiders: Dec.14, 10:00, Bulls vs Huskies: Dec.14.11:00.Maroons vs Bulls: Dec, 21, 9:00, Huskies vs Maroons: Dec.21, 10:00.Mules vs Broncs; Dec.21, 11:00, Raiders vs Bulls.Jan.11, 9:00, Mules vs Raiders: Jan.11, 10:00.Bulls vs Maroons: Jan.11, 11:00, Huskies vs Brones: Jan.18, 9:00, Broncs vs Bulls: Jan.18, 10:00, Mules vs Huskies: Jan.18, 11:00, Raiders vs Maroons; Jan.25.9:00, Maroons vs Brones: Jan.25.10:00, Huskies vs Raiders: Jan, 25, 11:00, Bulls vs Mules.Feb.1, 9:00.Raiders vs Brones: Feb.1.10:00, Huskies vs Bulls: Feb.1.11:00.Mules vs Maroons: Feb.8, 9:00.Maroons vs Huskies, Feb.8, 10:00, Brones vs Mules: Feb.8.11:00.Bulls vs Raiders; Feb.15, 9:00, Mules vs Raiders: Feb.15, 10:00.Maroons ve Bulls: Feb.15.11:00.Brones vs Huskies; Feb.22.9:00, Bulls vs Brones: Feb.22.10:00.Huskies vs Mules: Feb.22.11:00, Maroons Vs Raiders: Feb.29, 9:00, Brones vs Maroons: Feb, 20, 10:00, Raiders vs Huskies: Feb.29, 11:00, Mules vs .Bulls.Pee Wee Nov.20.4:30.Mules vs Huskies: Nov.22, 4:15.Raiders vs Guards: Nov.\" 25, 4:30, Mules vs Brones: Nov.27.4:30, Huskies vs Guards; Nov.28, 4:15, Raiders vs Bulls, Dec.2.4:30, Guards vs Mules: Dec.4.4:30, Bulls vs Huskies: Dec, 6, 4:15, Raiders vs Brones: Dec.9, 4:30, \u2018Guards vs Brones: Dec.11, 4:30.Mules vs Bulls, Dec.13.4:15, Raiders vt Huskies; Dec.18, 4:30, Guards vs, Bulls; Dec.18.4:30, Brones vs Huskies; Dec.20, 4:15.Raiders vs Mules.Jan, 3.4:15.Bulls vs Brones: Jan.\u20ac 4:30, Huskies vs Mules; Jan.8, 4:30, Guards vs Raiders: Jan, 10.4:15,\" \u2018Brones vs Mules; Jan.13.4:30, Guards vs Huskies: Jan.15, 4:30, Bulls vs Raiders; Jan.17, 4:15, Mules vs Guards; Jan.20, 4:30,.Buskies vs! + Bulls; Jan, 22, 4:30, Broncs vs Raiders; Jan.24.4:15, Brones vs Guards: san.| + 27, 4:30.Bulls vs Mules: Jan.29.4:30, Huskies vs Raiders: Jan, 31, 4:15, Bulls vs Guards.Feb, 3.4:30, Huskies vs Brones: Feb.3.4:30, Mules vs Randers: Feb.7.4:15, Brones vs Bulls: Feb.10, 4:30, Mules vs Huskies: Feb.12, 4:30.Raiders vs Guards: Feb.14.4:15, Mules vs Brones: Feb.17.4:30, ; Huskies vs Guards: Feb.19.4:30.Raiders vs Bulls: Feb.21.4:15.Guards vs Mules: Feb.24.4:30.! Huskies: Feb.26.4:30.Raiders vs- Brones: Feb.26, 4:15, Brones vs Bulls.Bontam (AU games slart at 4:40 pm.) Nov.21, Red Wings vs Hawks: Nov.Bulls vs; \" 26.Rangers vs Red Wings: Nov.28.) Bruins vs Leafs.Dec.3.Red Wings vs Brus: Dec.5, Hawks vs Rangers: Dec.10, Hawks vs Bruins: Dec, 12, Red Wings vs Leafs: Dec.17, Leafs vs Hawks: Dec.19, Rangers vs Bruins.Jan.7.Rangers vs Leafs: Jan.8.Hawks vs Red Wings: Jan.14.Red Wings vs Rangers: Jan.16, Leafs vs Bruins; Jan.21.Bruins vs Red Wings: Jan, 23.Hawks vs Rangers: Jan.28.Bruins vs Hawks: Jan.30, Red Wing- ve Leafs, Feb.4.Hawks vs Leafs: Feb.6, Rangers vs Bruins, Feb.11, Lenfs vs Rangers: Feb.13.Red Wings vs Hawks: Feb.18, Rangers vs Red Wings: Feb.20.Bruins vs Leafs: Feb.25.Red Wings vs Bruins: Feb.27, Hawks vs Rangers.March 3.Bruins vs Hawks: March 5, Leafs vs Red Wings: March 10.Rangers vs Leafs: March 12, Leafs vs Hawks: March 17, Bruins vs Rangers, .Midget AU games start at G:40 p.m.) Nov.21, Badgers vs Mustangs: Nov.26, Mustangs vs Spartons: Nov.28.Spartons vs Badgers.Dec.3, Mustangs vs Badrers: Dec, 5, Spartons vs Mustangs: Dec.10.Badgers vs spartons: Dec, 12, Budxwers vs Mustangs: Dec, 17.Mustangs vs Spartons: Dec.19, Spartons vs Badgers.Jan.7.Mustangs vs Badgers: Jan 9, Spartons vs Mustangs: Jan.14, Badgers vs Spartons: Jan.16, Badgers ve Mustangs: Jan.21, Mustangs vs Spartons: Jan.23, Spartons vs Badgers: Jan.28.Mustangs vs Badgers: Jan.30.Spartons vs Mustangs, .Feb.4, Badgers vs Spartons: Feb.6.Badgers vs Mustangs: Feb.11, Mustangs vs Spartons:.Feb.13, Spartons vs Badgers, * | an orchestral concert in The Montreal Forum.His wife, pianist Betty Humby \u2018who has also passed on) was soloist in the Saint-Saens G minor Pianu Concerto for the Forum program.At the time.a small press conference was held in his suite in the old section «now torn down! at The Windsor Hotel and 1 was thrilled to have been invited.1 had met Sir Thomas before at a reception given by Senator and Madame Athanase David in their home in their honor.1 wonder if Sir Thomas would have the same senti- en is t Model apartment furnished & decorated by FRASER BROS, NE The lovely land- menis if he were alive today?It is only two-and-a-half years since he died aid in that short time the word culture has increased with the present public.Alas many people are conscious of it through television.Are the masses doers or watchers! You can answer that.It 18 up tu the parents.teachers and publishers to promote interest in getting young people te read BOM instead of most of them notice that 1 did not say \u2018all of them\u2019) sitting glued to television sets Besides biographies -\u2014 ENCOURAGE them to read about the instruments \u2014 ENCOURAGE them to read about the captivating incidents in the concert field \u2014 ENCOURAGE them to read about the various forms in music - ENCOURAGE them to read about the national influence that makes the music of each country so fascinating.In short ENCOURAGE them to read BOM Not just during the YCBW : AN RY X e park Information: Now open YR EXCLUSIVE RENTAL AGENTS.CS Montreal Trust Company Nov.152 but BOOKS ON MUSIC the whole year through.NEXT WEEK: THE WORKING STUDENT.THE WORKING TEACHER Tong dounty HOT AND COLD BUFFET There are 75 fabuious het ond cold teste sensetions ln our femeus BUFFET iacluding Lobsrer, Roest Beef, Seup cad Dessert.© Fully Licensed © Buffet Lunch week dey ] .50 © BUFFET Dimmer ond Suadey Lunch 2.50 (Children under twelve | 50) » untry 4 6061 Cote de Liesse Rd.Reservations RI.8-807 WL DT LY LY YY 7X} this is THE PARKVIEW Sherbrooke at Mount Stephen, offering luxury living in the Westmount manner, scaped acres of gpacious one, two and three-bedroom Westmount Park suites, thoroughly planned and beautifully finished.In every way, the Park- WE.2-5468 view is truly an address of distinction.for your inspection.In The Heart Of Westmount Most Luxurious 1, 3 & 4 Bedroom Suites THE SAVOY PLAZA Apartments now available for immediate occupancy in this superb location at the Corner of Clarke Ave.and Sherbrooke St.West featuring individual thermostatic controlled air conditioning and heating.Steam room, laundry room, sun terraces, luxurious lobby.Rental agent on premises from 9 a.m.to 10 p.m.at 399 Clarke Ave.or call 842-8763 or 937-0527 E96L'S1 s8QUIAON \u2018Appis4 \u2018saujuIOX] junounsam OU] [ The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 15, 1963 12 Wanderers The Westmount Wanderers, rode to a 63-0 victory over the; Powderpuffs on John Me- Donaugh's 24-point scoring spree last Saturday to win their | sudden death semi-final playoff game in the Black Section: of the Draft Football League.\u201cSonny Gavin, Bill Mec- Nally, and George Christie\u2019 scored the other Wanderer, points, ' | In the other sudden death game in the Black Section, the: Westies edged Lakeshore 14-13 on touchdowns by Jim Fuller-' ton and \u201cSquee\u201d Gordon.The Wanderers will play TOP SKIER Wheeler, voted Canada's athlete for world meet wins.Lucile Wheeler will lead new ski program a big name in the area ever since.After starring for Montreal Huskies for several seasons, the giant centreman left and started another team known as the Northern Oilers for which he is playing coach.winter handles the basketball program for Loyola Colloge and is considered one of the finest students of the game.Winters will pattern his clinic after those , conducted by such National Bus- ketball Association stars as Bob Skier top woman Lucile Lucite Wheeler Canada\u2019s darling of the ski slopes just a few vears ago.is about to fulfill one ot the promises she made when she was at the height of her acclaim, Ie was carly in 1959 when the St Jovite Ski baby was being paid highest tributes ever accorded to a Canadian woman athlete because of her world championship victories at Bad Gastien, Germany in 1958 that Miss Wheeler decided to retire from active competition.And while accepting her award } as Canada\u2019s outstanding woman Dolph Shayes of athlete, Lucile said that she | Nationals, hoped that she would soon have the opportunity to pass on some of the knowledge which she had used to bring her world titles and acclaim to the young Canadians, That time has arrived and youngsters in the Montreal area will have the best opportunity to take advantage of the situation, for owner Lou Lendman of Cam panorama in the Laurentians has announced that Lucile will head the camp's ambitious ski program over the Christmas holiday period ; This is a highlight of the program listed for North America\u2019s first sumer and winter camp ever organized.Miss Wheeler will have an able staff under her super vision but she will be on hand to impart her special knowledke to\u2019 the Syracuse youngsters through the 13 day program from Dec.21 - Jan, 2, at the site just north of Ste, Agathe, With Miss Wheeler ready to conduct the skiing program the camp has promise of becoming a great sports centre for Jack Winters, : a former member of the famed Harlem Globe trottres basketball team.will be directing a basketball clinic as well, Winters arrived on the Montreal sports scene in 1960 and has been - 62 - 101 host to the Westies this Sat-' \"urday at Henri Julien Park in \u201cCousy of the Boston Celtics and a sudden death game to decide which team will represent their Section in the League Championship Game on November 23rd.The Draft Football League wrapped up its regular season play last week with the West- mount Wanderers finishing on top in the Black section while TMR and Saints tied for first place in the Red Section.\u201cSonny\u201d Gavin of the West- mount Wanderers is the leading scorer in the Black Section of the Draft Touch Football ; League this year.Gavin counted \"a fantastic total of 238 points: 1 down Powderpuffs 63-0 to take semi-final playoffs in ten games to run away with derers, 111.the scoring title.Keith Gavin \u2014 Wan- Gavin's closest pursuers were derers, 90.three of his teammates, Bill! Dick Shadley \u2014 Powder- McNally and John McCabe who puffs, 84.tied for second place with 111 George Christie \u2014 Wan- points each.Behind them in derers, 68.third position was Keith Gavin B.Powel \u2014 Westies, 66.with 90 points.* R.Taylor \u2014 Lakeshore, 63.Tom Piper of the Rods was \u201cSquee\u201d Gordon \u2014 the top point getter in the Red Westies, 54.Section.He scored 76 points, R.Tucker Lakeshore, 53.14 more than runner-up Bob D.MacNeil Cormack of Snowden who had _\u2014_\u2014 a total of 62 points.Wally Emo, Advertising in newspapers is of TMR with 53, and Ed Foly news.It is information about of the Travellers with 46.were merchandise.services or ideas the third and fourth place men and inventions of people who in the race.\u2018pay to have such news publish- Top scorers in ed so that the consumer \u201cmay Westie, 50.the section were:- know.\u201d \u201cSonny\u201d Gavin \u2014 Wan- \u2014 derers, 238.Buy with confidence from your Bill McNally \u2014 Wan- hometown merchant who services derers, 111.\u201cwhat he sells.Read his ads in John McCabe \u2014 Wan- your hometown newspaper.SCANDINAVIAN SKI SCHOOL \u2014 A PRIVATE SKI SCHOOL \u2014 ON A PRIVATE HILL \u2014 ALL INCLUSIVE \u2014 Transportation, Supervision, Ski-Tow, Hot Lunch \u2014 $9.50 per day LIMITED RESERVATION ACCEPTED: 488-6149 * 334-4827 AA ot, HOLIDAY WINTER CAMP DEC, 21-JAN, 2 INDOOR PROGRAM ad campanorama PRESENTS A WINTER WONDERLAND \u201cHOLIDAY WINTER CAMP For girls and boys \u2014 ages 9-17 years WEEKEND Under guidance and direction of CAMP BEGINS professional staff JAN.3 THRU FEATURING \u2019 SKIING & SKI INSTRUCTIONS TO MARCH BASKETBALL Under the skillful direction of OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES VOLLEYBALL BADMINTON LUCILLE WHEELER SKIING AS IS VITIES Canada\u2019s own Olympic ski champion SKATING HOUTENANY .and her professional staff HOCKEY PLUS.with daily trips to Laurentians finest ski slopes TOBOGGANING ___\u2014\u2014=\"\\ JACK WINTERS, M.A.sa jonc 7 AM SKI JORING NG s1MNE WEATED Fabulous basketball star and former SNOW SCULPTURE OUR NEW Harlem Globe Trotter ace and SLEIGH RIDES N present Coach at Loyola College CROSS COUNTRY L INDOOR oO will lead basketball and related programs Brochures on request reservations and information: su Ë \u2014 NORTH AMERICA'S FIRST WINTER OLYMPICS RE.3-8073 Rl.7-4312 OWNERS RIVA & LOU LENDMAN Gun talk! 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