The Westmount examiner, 24 janvier 1964, vendredi 24 janvier 1964

[" n Council favors WMA delay moti ices SME As ee re : .5 Ap gere \u2018an ¥ Cad Peg i.; 1 .M THE WEST Ri Te AES AEE TE og \u2018 A Bod + ) aed D J Bg BL a (al ER A 5 { fy $ a 4 it = k y À _ \u2019 - tu A ! k oe i h Esl pe a, VERT DAC RRA ee of poll Rb WTR ETE I MONTREAL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1964 5 CENTS 12 PAGES | BEFORE THE SUBWAY Work began in earnest this week on sewer relocations on Wood avenue between St.Catherine and Western, as the City of Montreal takes preliminary steps before building the subway terminus.The sewer must be relocated to tie into a planned new one on Western, All the houses on the block are vacant, having been bought up for the Westmount Centre project.The street will be closed to traffic for the next three weeks.Thieves grab Hearings on the petition (0° ject was carried out illegally: quash the zoning by-law amend- | and states in support of this ment concerning Westmount YieW that : $3500 worth of furs Centre will not be opened until; 1.Notice of the eligible elec- early March, it was ruled last | (OY-Proprietors was given seven Smash and grab bandits escap- | Friday in Magistrate's Courl.days before the enanctment in ed with about $3500 worth of furs! Earlier.the attorney for the ead of the statutory cig ay ; ; delay.The Charter states that ict \u2014 3 Drom Sud al 361 Victoria City of Westmount, Lawrence |in all cases the day the notice is .Poitras had contended that all: published shall not be one of the rv thes a re nl provisions of the city\u2019s charter eight days.; .had been complied with in concrete through the front glass amending the by-law and claim- | 2.Because the zoning amend- door of Fraser Furs and within od that the action was not valid | ment affected two separate zones trom! S bint ; nl i the as the petitioner's residence was ; two notices should have been door.a cabinet Just Inside Ethel not in the rezoned area, affected sent out fot two separate meet- ., .ings.The city held one statutory The alarm sounded and police! by the by-law arrived three minutes later, but| Lawyers for .the petitioner, the thieves had gone.A neigh-| Mrs.Diana Elizabeth Martin, | 3.All of the elector-proprietors bour was awakened by the sound | Will file a reply this afternoon.in zones R4 and C4 should have of breaking glass and looked out The petitron contends that the | been called to the meeting.Only but was unable to give an exact re-zoning to make way for the a fraction of those in both zones description, police said.high-rise Westmount Centre pro-! were actually notified.Pin Drapeau at pen-point urges irate taxpayer (P.4) cers mens ibe hn Lh em motion considered ;by the City and found to Acts against by-law mecting.| Westmount ab tu 200 x twbliti to give \u201cfavorable consideration\u201d to the Municipal Association motion to provide more time for objectors to zoning by-laws, declared Wednesday.But WMA president J.I.Richer it will not be voted upon until the courts have resolved the current legal action against the city to annul the Westmount Centre zoning amendment, he said.Mr.Richer told The Exa-\u2019 miner that at the last executive meeting of the Association on January 14 he submitted a report from Council which stated that the was \u201cthroughly and discussed have many merits.\u201d The motion orginated at the | WMA Open meeting in Victoria Hall on December 10 at which \"the prime topic for discussion was the high-rise Westmount | Centre complex and the zoning | amendment for it, Dr.G.À.Cop- i ping, proposed a motion urging | City Council to give a month in- | stead of eight days between first and second reading of future | zoning by-law amendments, It passed by a small majority \u2018and has since been a topic for heated argument among citizens.| WMA and Council divided The motion was passed on to City Council for consideration.It is known that executive members of the Association and of Couneil were divided as to its merits.\u201cWe have been told that while the motion is now generally re- .Zarded with favor by Council it , will be reconsidered in the light of the court's decision on the annulment petition,\u201d said Mr.Richer.Meanwhile the Association is currently deep into discussions of recent \u201cone city\" proposals, the president said.\u201cWe are watching the problem very closely and.of course like other municipalities.await the provincial study.\u201d Mr.Richer said.(The dangers of annexation will continue to be a central topic at our meetings for a long time to come.\u201d Ministers to exchange - pulpits On Sunday morning, preachers in Westmount will exchange pulpits as part of the observance \u2018of the Week of Praver for Christian Unity.The switch is designed to ex- | press the basic unity of the mes- | sage proclaimed by the different churches, a spokesman declared.; Rev.John Doidge.minister of St.Matthias Anglican Church ,and Rev.Douglas Smith of Do- ; minion-Douglas will exchange { pulpits.Rev.Callum Thompson of Westmount Park United Church and Rev.Chas.Cochrane of (Continued on page 10) RS TR eg | Next week's weather i Bright JANUARY 25 Mainly sunny and quite cold with occasional Flurries or spotting rain to commence the week, mid-week with clear Civil Protection Drive has \u2018modest success The drive to recruit volunteers for training with Westmount's newly formed Civil Protection Organization has met with \u201cmodest success\u201d a police department spokesman declared Wednesday.Nineteen residents most of them in their twenties applied this week to undergo training in rescue work to assist regular municipal police and firemen in case of local disaster or nuclear attack.he said.\u201cWe are gratified to have these, he sad.but we must get more without delay as the courses begin on January 28° The organization hopes to have about 25 men at that time for the rescue course; an additional 25 are needed for the auxiliary fighting course which will start later in Feb ruary.Applications are received at the Westmount Fire Department, The courses consist of (wo-hour sessions, twice weekly and ave open to residents between the ages of 18 and 55.A physical examination is required.inquaisn conference is planned here À conference on \u201cbilingualism has been planned fur the second : week of March by the Westmount- St.George Young Liberal Association, president Richard Lord revealed this week.He said the \u201cassociation hoped to have several Quebec cabinet ministers along with professors (rom McGill and the University of Montreal to address an all day seminar Meanwhile the Association has asked C.M.Drury, St.Antoine- Westmount MP and Minister of Industry to speak in February in Victoria Hall, Me.Lord said.He noted that carlier plans to bring Mr.Drary, Richard Hyde and John Turner here ad beea \u201cAnsuccessiul.By ERIC NEAL TO 41 nights and brilliant northern light displays, then easing for more snow, mostly powder, Temperature range through the week: 0-33°F in the south, much colder in the mountains, Day temperatures could remain below zero through the weekend, then easing for heavy snowstorms, \u2014~ \u201c - % » ton- City Council expects : _ 2 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, January 24, 1964 EMPLOYERS - consider this man: For each man, and woman, 45 and over you hire, the Federal Department of Labour will pay you up to $75 a month\u2014for up to 12 months \u2014under certain conditions.The worker must have been unemployed 6 out of the last @ months.All new jobs, or jobs which were vacated before September 1st, 1963, qualify.Call your nearest National Employment Office for full details.Issued by the authority of The Hon.Allan J.MacEachen, Minister of Lebiour, Canada ow wo apartments built for fuss-pots At Westates Park special care is taken in the little things that mean so much.Floor finishes, extra coats of paint, sound dead- eners, extra closets, more shelving, cooperative service .It's all part of the pleasure of living at Westates Park.Distinctively designed high-rise apartment buildings in one setting: Westway Towers @ Westfield Towers @ 14-storey Westmore Towers (now renting) @® Wesirise Towers.AT SUNNYBROOKE AVE., CORNER COTE ST.LUC ROAD (Entronce ot 746) Ningsley Rood) Rental office phone 484 - 0413 SYMBOL OF LUXURY IN THE WEST END tiring president.LEGION INSTALLATION Donald Dawes, centre, was installing officer Wednesday at the Royal Montreal Regiment's Officers Mess, when Mrs.Peter Kay, left, took over the gavel as president of the General Price branch (206! of the Cadian Legion.Right is Mrs.Fred Rejall, re- installation at RMR | Westmounter Donald Dawes, past president of the Norman Mitchell branch of the Canadian Legion.officiated recently at an installation ceremony of the General Price Branch (206) of the Canadian Legion.at the Officers Mess of the Royal Mon-' trea) Regiment.St.Catherine street west.The occasion was an unusual Living the Westates Park way includes: Individual controls, outdoor swimming pools and health centres, inter-com system, air-conditioning, indoor and outdoor parking and thermostatic indoor and recreation hall.1-2 bedroom and bachelor suites at surprisingly moderate rentals.i WESTATES PARK one, in that ithe General Price branch is composed of women who served overseas in some active capacity during World Two or the Korean War \u2014 as ambulance drivers, welfare of- , ficers, nurses.etc.They have been bombed in London.shelled on the front line of Northwest Europe and some are among survivors of torpedoed troopships.But they don't hold a dozen meetings a year to sit around land swap war experiences.In the past 20 years they have (raised over $30,000 to send to | welfare projects, including Red Cross and Legion projects, the Cecil Butters Memorial Hospital, ete.Some of the girls are married and raising families, some hold down jobs, some do both.One lis secretary to a Superior Court | Judge, others are registered : { nurses, in city hospitals.| A dual role The club, has a dual role \u2014 City urges more shots for pupils | | | The Westmount Health Department wishes to re- vaccinate local schoolchildren against smallpox.In a' istatement being sent to parents this week Donald G.\"Mackay, MD, City Health \"Officer declares that public health authorities are con- jcerned about the danger of \u2018smallpox \u201cbecause air travel thas brought places in the |world where the disease exists closer to our country.\u201d Dr.Mackay added that it is not enough for children to have been vaccinated in infancy, to maintain immunity revaccina- tion every five years is recommended.He said that this will be done at the schools with the parents consent.Forms will be provid- Children who have been re- vaccinated within the past five years will be required to bring | Smallpox danger | | | | i for it is also the Montreal unit Women Legionaires hold | of The Overseas Club.a nationwide organization of girls who served overseas with the Red Cross.The executive installed by Donald Dawes al the RMR includes: General C.B.Price.honorary president: Mrs.Peter Kay.president; Mrs.Warren Trudeau and Mrs.Dorothy Daughtrey, vice-presidents; Miss Peggy \u2018 Sherritt, secretary; Miss Helen Gormley, treasurer and Miss Martha Chadwick, sergeant-at- arms.General Price, a former officer commanding the Royal Montreal Regiment, and a former Overseas Commissioner of the Canadian Red Cross, usually attends the installation ceremony of the branch that bears his name \u2014 but this year he was unable to make it from Knowl- ton, Quebec, where he has retired \u2014 it was the night of his French lesson class.J.ROMISH Ladies\u2019 & Men's CUSTOM TAILOR Specializing in clothes made to measure from best materials.Also all kinds of tailoring including remodelling of Suits, Coats, Furs and Dresses.1239 Greene Avenue Phone: 932-0696 Your PLUMBING Now and SAVE! 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Junior (9-11° vears:, Intermediate (12-14 years'.Senior (15-17 years».The Bantam age group is new to the Show this year.The Show is divided into departments of: Art.Collections.Crafts.Games.Home Ecoomics.Music and Entertainment, Penmanship and Literature.Pets.and | Indoor Athletics (Gymnastic Competition), There are a total of nine cups and trophies awarded each year.\u2019 This vear a new one for the Bantam age group will be introduced.Last year the Music and Entertainment trophy was introduced.A \u201cBooklet\u201d containing information about the Hobby Show will be released on February 17.It will also contain \u201centry forms\u201d for general exhibits and special exhibits.: Over 600 exhibits are expected this year and they will be on view to the public during the Show.Day-to-day program Following is the day-to-day program for the event: Friday.March 13th \u2014 Last day to mail \u201cSpecial Entry Forms; and General Entry Forms\u201d to Westmount YMCA.Thursday.March 26 \u2014 (4:00- 6:00 p.m.\u2019 Entries accepted (except cooking and pets: ; Saturday.March 28 \u2014 (10:00 MONTREAL'S FINESY rib\u2019n reef; The Red Door To Dining Pleasure 8105 Decarie Blvd.Phone 735-1601 am.- 4:00 p.m.» Last day entries accepted (except cooking and pets.) Tuesday, March 31 \u2014 (10:00 a.m.- 12:00 noon! \u2014 Cooking entries only delivered to YMCA between 10:00 and 12:00.Judging of Exhibits will take place after 2:30 p.m, Wednesday.April 1, \u2014 7:30 p.m.\u2014 Official Opening; 8:00 fm.\u2014 Music Festival and Ex- \"hibits open to view, Thursday.April 2, 2:00 p.m.\u2014 Games Tournament, 2:00-5:00 p.m.\u2014 7:00-9:00 p.m.Exhibits .open to view: 7:00-9:00 p.m.Special Events.Displays and Exhibits in Gym.Friday.April 3.\u2014 3:00-5.00 p.m.\u2014 7:00-9:00 p.m, \u2014 Exhibits open to view: 4:00 p.m.\u2014 Gym- nastie Competition.Saturday, April 4 \u2014 2:00-5:00 \u2018p.m.\u2014 Exhibits open to view; 2:00 p.m.\u2014 Pets to be brought to YMCA: 2:30 p.m.\u2014 Pet Show slarts.7:00-8:00 p.m, \u2014 Exhibits open to view (last timer: 8:00 p.m.\u2014 Closing Ceremony and Presentation of Awards, Return \u2018of Exhibits after Ceremony.The program activities and ex- \u2018hibits will be open to the \u2018\u2019publie from Wednesday.April 1sl to Saturday.April 4, at a cost ol 50¢ for adults and 15\u20ac for children.Following are the council lead- \u201cers in charge of Hobby Show arrangements: Show leaders listed EXECUTIVE: Miss Doreen Connors.Chris Blair.Miss JoAnn Colten.Ron Watt.CHAIRMEN: Maureen McCormick.Michael Morrow.John MeRac.Jou Brad- (Continued on page 10) 5331A Sherbrooke W.CHRISTIE PLUMBING LIMITED COMPLETE PLUMBING SERVICE FAST \u2014 EFFICIENT RESIDENTIAL \u2014 COMMERCIAL \u2014 INDUSTRIAL HU.4-2010 \u2014 24 Hour Service x ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS OHNMAN*S JEWELLERS WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.PAGE THREE U 7 HOBBY SHOW LEADERS Eight of the many organizers of the 28th Hobby Show at the Westmount YMCA met Tuesday for a weekly strategy meeting, as wor Left to right (front row} Marcella Kelley, Maureen McCormack, Doreen Connors, Martha Fraser; [back row) Russell Kelley.Christopher Scott, Christopher derway.Blair and Ron Watt, Youth New emphasis on drama education on the 28th Hobby Show gets un- and Community Secretary.begins at Westmount Park School Thirty-seven grade six pupils of Westmount Park School presented an evening of (wo plays Monday \u2014 the first full-scale drama productions in the new school.It was a highly creditable effort all agreed.and it marked the start of something new in drama \u201ceducation at the primary level in Westmount.With stage \u2018facil- Cities now available the School \"Board for the first time hired a qualified drama specialist.D.Scanlon, \u201cIt is to be hoped that the children will enter high school with an carly appreciation.and perhaps a keener perception of the lively art of acting.\u201d stated the Home and School Executive on the program.\u201cLooking even further ahead, and in prospect of the many signi- ; ficent events which lie ahead in our city in the next few years \u2014 | including many professional theatre presentations \u2014 we sincerely { hope that the new program of i drama education starting at the primary level will encourage and | equip our children to be a gea- eration of critically appreciative and enthusiastic theatre-goers.\u201d About 350 parents and friends , turned up for the two plays.The j first, \u201cThe Discontented Vir | Tree\u201d was adopted from Hans Christian Andersen's Christmas story.telling of the hardships cu- dured by a little tree determined to grow up and go out into the world.The sccond play.\u201cAnd They Went to Canada.\u201d written by Charles Rittenhouse is the story of the Loyalists who lett the United States to find new homes, ! Cast | listed \u201cThe Discontented Fir Tree\u2019 Kathy Reno, Second Mad, Kaye Girl, Heather MeKeazie, Broo Castleman, First Mouse.Deane ther, Andy Black.Fir Tree.Cor-' Cornell.Second Mouse, Normas rine Haw, First Sunbeam.Jackie Ashe.Third Moose, Amita Gittens, Robson.Second Sunbeam.Lyon Stage Manager, Gary Mader, Hodgson.First Child.Heteu Foto-, Assistant Stage Manager, Fred pulos, Second Child, Ozzie Ham-' Brown burg, Third Child.Nancy Gould, \u2018And They Went to Canada\u2019 Fourth Child.Robert Thomas, Narveator, Lyvuan Moore, Patriot, Adult.Linda Goodnoh.First Maid.(Continued on page 19) NEED À CAB?UN.6-4551 VETERAN TAXI ASS'N.CAUTION As a public Service and in response to numerous telephone inquiries, The Canadian National Institute for the Blind wishes to make clear that it is in NO WAY ASSOCIATED with the current sale of magazines claimed to be in aid of the blind.CNIB work is in NO WAY HELPED or SUPPORTED by such sales.STATEMENTS to the contrary by magazine salesmen ARE FALSE.CNIB, Vi.2-6494 | | Credits were given as follows: | 4 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, January 24, 1964 THE Æ.WEST M Gag NT armniner KRerving the (by of Westmount since 3908 HUGH R.MOUNT, General Menoger Printed and Publithed Everv Friday by MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7005 Kildore Rood, Montreol 29 John W.Soncten President and Publisher Hugh E.McCormick Chairman Editorial \u2014 Accounting \u2014 Circulotion Disploy Advertising Departments 481-2771 Classified Advertising \u2014 8:30 om.to 5 p.m.Doily (To 8:70 p.m.Mon., Tues.& Wed.) 481-0451 The Examiner aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted (a publie service.$1.25 half year.Flve cenin a copy.Mail subscriptions: $2.50 per vear: Member of the Canadian Weenly Newspapers Association.Quebec Newspapers Association, Canadian Community Newspapers Representatives.Authorized an Second Class Mall by the Post Office Depaitinent, Ottawa, and fer payment of postage in Cash, WE SAY City administration has wrong view A BRILLIANT young Montreal council- Jor.John Lynch-Staunton.sald Wednesday at the Dorchester-Kiwanis Club that a person working in one municipality.living in another and visiting in yet another does not have the feeling he is fravelling through \u201cforeign\u201d coun: tries.He said we all consider ourselves as Montreal- \u20acTs.This is a grave error in thinking on the part of the Montreal administration, but pardonable: they are so close to the woods, they can\u2019t see the trees.Certainly a motorist driving across the city knows, for example.he is in foreign (call it what vou will.the feeling is there) territory when, for example he is in Westmount.He knows if he breaks a speed Yaw there.the consequences will be much graver than for the same offence in come other \u201cforeign\u201d muni- cipalitv.Similarly, the same motorist knows that he can speed in certain places without fear.and if he is caught, a small bribe will soon see him on his wav.It is quite true that, again for an example.a West- mounter visiting in Toronto does not say.\u201cI'm from Westmount.\u201d Certainly he savs he is from Montreal.But when he's in Montreal and he is asked where he lives.he savs, \u201cI live in Westmount.\u201d Even within the City of Montreal, this \u201cforeign\u201d country idea still stands : how many people when asked where they live answer that they live in Snowdon, or the Point, or wherever it is within the city bound- aies?There may be a lot to say for the one island.one city idea.but the very cosmopolitan makeup of Montreal in the broad sense will ensure that never.never will all citizens reside together in one big.happy family sething.Sir, In view of the threat to the autonomy of Westmount and in the face of the possibility of annexation by Montreal, 1 am amazed at the lack of interest on the part of residents of our city.We appear to have an altitude of \u2018it can\u2018t happen here\u201d \u2014 and this can be fatal.} do not for a moment believe the statement of Montreal\u2019s mayor that \u2018many West- mounters\u201d wrote to him, asking to have Montreal take over Westmount \u2014 but 1 do know that the vast proportion of local taxpayers didn't bother to write to the newspapers protesting the possibility of such a takeover.\u2018Share the burden\u2019 Anyone can see the reason lor Montreal's interest in grabbing the suburbs.They are over-spending on the subway and the Fair, and want others to share the burden, Misery loves company.And increased taxes would not be the worst burden we would have to face, il Mayor Drapeau is successful in his drive for more taxable teri- tory.We have the best street.cleaning, the best street-re- pairing, the best snow-removal forces on the island.Compare them with Montreal.Sure, some of the down-town main thoroughfares are almost as well cleared of snow as the streets of Westmount, but have you ever travelled down some of the streets in N.D.G.three days after a storm?And street repairs: why there is hardly a time at all that a plethora of Montreal streets are not torn up for one reason or other \u2014 and usually at the most inconvenient and most ill-advised time, such as during the tourist days of July and August.In the \u2018good old days\u2019 of vaudeville, there was scarcely a comedy team playing Loew's Theatre that didn't include in its repertoire a gag about Montreal putting zippers Westmount Library is well-run Sir, 1 want to write and say how much | appreciate the kind services of the young ladies who handle affairs at the Westmount Library, They are so pleasant at all times, and do their work with such an interest.Jt is indeed a pleasure 10 boi row books from such a well-run hbrary.J.C.L.This Week in Westmount MR.AND MRS.R.GODDARD, Argyle avenue, and three of their sons winners for (wo consecutive times in this week's quiz programme on a local television show.Prizes won were a posh reclining chair, and a dinner set of Wedgwood china .Patches of green grass showing in places where melted spow has disappeared around Westmount .\u201cBEFORE THE FLOOD\" is the name of the annual play to be presented this spring at Westmount High, with many hopefuls trying out lor parts \u2026.RUMOURS about the apartment building at Lansdowne and Western are that the work stoppage is duc to a shortage of funds on the part of the backers .By VALENTINA RAHR PROVINCIAL OPEN Badminton championships with Westmounters hoping to qualify to be held at the Montreal Badminton Club.Atwater avenue, this week covering men\u2019s singles, ladies singles, men\u2019s doubles, ladies doubles, and mixed doubles .NANCY HOLLAND, WHS graduate and Olympic Games ski entrant, planning to enter runs at Innsbruck in February.in spite of a shoulder injury sustained in Europe last ycar.Her father Dr.Holland is the Canadian team physician, and is well known in Saint Sauveur des Monts area by skiers who received assistance after accidents .Commitjees being set up this WESTMOUNTERS SAY Pin Drapeau on pin-point says taxpayer on the streets.so that it would be easier to open them up.Urges use of letters Now is the time for vate- pavers of the suburbs, and especially Westmount.to gel busy with pen and paper and smother the newspapers with Jetters of objection and complaint.This is the thing that Montreal doesn\u2019t want to happen.Remember \u2014 40 ratepayers of Saraguay stood up to be counted.and the possibility of a referendum ddfeat for Montreal drove Drapeau to call off the whole thing.There is ample evidence in \u201cDaddy darling.this ls Ensign Minelli_F think it\u2019s absolutely fab that you'll be buddies if the Mixed Force comes into being.\u201d T hey Say this man's record to show that he can dish it out \u2014 but he can't take it! When he was defeated for the mayoralty by Reynault.remember, they had to practically carry him from the mayor's office with the furniture.30 days after the election.so loath was he to take his hand from the helm.| Eternal vigilence is the price of freedom.for West- | mount as well as anywhere | else, Taxpayer reader discovers Sir.1 received a copy of | The Examiner last week with a mos! interesting color behind the masthead al the top of the front page.Usually the color is red or blue, but this | | It was puce, | week lo work on preparations for the Annual Westmount \u201cY\" Hobby Show to be held April 1, 2, 3, and 4, covering arts, collections, cralts, games, home economics, indoor athletics, music and entertainment, penmanship and Jiter- ature, pels ., .RICHARD HYDE, West- mount MPP and Speaker of the House, in Quebec attending official opening of parliament, resplendent in tricorn hat .Caledonia Curling Club, panel programme on Friday January 31, will feature Jim Trimble, Red Storey.Franke Selke Jr., Jacques Beauchamp, I.Percy Veer.with Danny Gallivan as moderator , .The Leese Chamberlain School of Dancing is presenting \u2018Premiere Performance,\u201d a demonstration by pupils of the school with numbers especially choreographed to include teachers on the staff.Friday.January 24, at 8:15 p.m.in the Westmount High School Auditorium.Tickets available at the school on Si.Catherine street west.or at the door on Friday evening.BY THE WAY HE recent sale of Augustus John's portrait of W.B.Yeats reminded me of a side of him which is not often talked of.He was a wit.Il was he who said to Robert Lynd: \u201cI know what an Englishman's idea of compromise is.He says, \u2018Some people say there is a God.Others say there is no God.I think the truth lies somewhere in between\u2019.\u201d\u201d And he said: \u201cThe worst of So-and- so is that when he\u2019s not drunk he\u2019s sober.\u201d was puce \u2014 a real purple-: brown.Can you tell me why! you have changed your color- policy?\u2019 Interested (Ed.Note: The policy hasn't | changed.It is possible you happened to get a paper that ran through the press between | two colors, when one was out and the other going in.This sometimes gives off - color | shades.However, the word puce is an interesting sidelight.Perhaps this is the first | time we have ever used it in | the paper.Thanks for your interest).Whoever pleads for justice helps to keep the peace.SON \"Th Las Model apartment furnished & decorated by FRASER BROS, 5 park this is THE PARKVIEW Sherbrooke at Mount Stephen Offering Luxury Living in the Westmount Manner.Spacious one, two and three-bedroom Suites.Now open for your inspection is is the The lovely landscaped acres of Westmount Park Information: WE.2-5468 EXCLUSIVE RENTAL AGENTS 4) Montreal Trust Company \u2014 William Allen White Month of Jan.ONLY SUITS Made To Measure 2 fittings $65 We do this every year! F.L.SILVER Custom Tailor Ladies\u2019 and Men's Suits & Coats 1235 Greene Ave.(Downstairs) WE.2.6633 | te LJ | U L {| LN a » a _ | [ - LL) eS | WILE Lee US FE Won George Medal \u2014 Text of Leja\u2019s citation given Following is the text of the citation accompanying George Medal which was awarded last week to Sgt.Major Walter J.Leja for his heroism in Westmount, May 17 Over the past few months, terrorist group activities in the Montreal area have resulted in a great deal of tension and anxiety for both the civilian population and military personnel.In order to assist the heavilv taxed police authorities in the disposal of terrorist bombs, teams of military demolition experts were formed.Regimental Quartermaster- Sergeant (WO 2 Leja was one of these experts, Between 0300 and 0320 hours on Friday 17 May 1963 in the City of Westmount, bombs exploded in five postal boxes.A subsequent inspection of postal boxes throughout the city resulted in the finding of suspicious looking packages in several others.As a result, assistance was re- guested from the Army.Regimental Quartermaster- Sergeant {WO 2! Leja and an officer responded to the call.The first mail box which they examined was located near a large school which made it imperative to neutralize or remove the bomb, if one existed.The box contained a package which had the appearance of a possible bomb.Regimental quartermaster- sergeant (WO 2' Leja examined the package with a stethoscope but could not make positive identification of its contents by this means.This warrant officer then volunteered to dismantle the package to the point where it could be determined if it was in fact, a bomb.After cutting through the outer wrappings of paper and cardboard, he discovered that it was a bomb fixed to be fired electrically using a pocket watch as the timing device.After a discussion as to the various courses of action which could be taken, it was decided to move the postal box intact across the street to a vacant field by means of a hook attached to a fire neddie FIX-1T.3 Ist.water heater Needs repair IF he calls us We'll be right thore.JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 complete gue ; Sgt.-Major Waiter Leja department aerial ladder truck.In carrying out this manoeuvre, the postal box was knocked over and realizing that if the bomb exploded several persons would be killed or injured.he picked the bomb out of the mail box and carried it, by hand.to the open field.After having laid it on the ground.he started to walk away from it.but.after a step or two, he went back to the bomb, picked it up again and placed it behind and at the base of a large tree in a screened position to minimize the blast effect if it exploded later.They then proceeded to the next postal box which was located in a built up area of the city which meant that a bomb would have to be destroyed in situ if it could not be made safe.On determining that the package in this box was a bomb, Regi- this box was a bomb, Regimental Quartermasler- Sergeant {WO 2+ Leja.fully realizing the danger involvel and with complete disregard] for his own safety.coolly proceeded to dismantle it.This bomb several sticks of dynamite as the lethal force.They then proceeded to the third mail box which.on examination.revealed a bomb of the same type as the one (Continued on page 7) had also been fixed! to be fired electrically using, | | Gty to dig up St.Catherine Westmount is calling for tenders for the construction of underground electrical conduits which must be relocated because of the impending subway construction.The main cables which provide electricity for 75% of Westmount homes are located under Western avenue, soon to be dug up for the West-End Subway terminus.These cables will be relocated along St.Catherine street from the eastern limits at Atwater to Greene avenue and up Greene to Western.\"It was not revealed just how much of the street would be torn up for this operation.Tenders will be received up i to noon on Friday.January 31.\u2018Work to be completed within 30 days of acceptance of ten- , ders.a spokesman said.M.0.Kirsch to address Red Cross The annual meeting of the Canadian Red Cross Society takes place Tuesday February 11 aad Westmounter M.O.Kirsch, 620 Belmont avenue will outline the program for the next twelve months.He will also speak on the development of the Services.Guest speaker at the meeting will be Major General A.E.Wrineh.National Commissioner of The Society.NEVIS ISLAND IN THE SUN W.I.VACATION °* RETIREMENT © INVESTMENT Year round suathine, iow humidity, superb climate free of duit ond pollen, beautiful white sendy beaches.beside the werm blue Caribbean Sea is ., ALL YOURS.The local government epproved ond recommended our project.HOMESITES: Of 8.000 1q ft.and more at moderate prices with a marvelous view of the CARIBBEAN SEA and the neighbour islands FREE TRIP TO THE ISLAND WITH PURCHASE For more information without ony obligation CALL RE.5-074) or write to 5757 Decelles Ave.Suite 22, Montreal 26, P.Q.SUNNY ISLAND DEVELOPMENT CORP.EME Crown Trust Company 393 St.James Street West, Montreal, Que.Without obligation please 1end folder entitled \u201cPension Savings Plan for Individuals NAME.STREET ADDRESS CITY or TOWN INDIVIDUAL PENSION PLANS Your savings can be income tax deductible for 1963 if you register before Feb.29th, 1964.Be sure to mail the coupon today.& Crown Trust COMPANY 393 St.James Street West, Montreal, Telephone 842-8362 EVENING CLASSES All Subjects, Elementary & High School, Grades 1 to 11 +e MARCH DIMES Jan.20th OF to Feb.4th MOTHERS WANTED \u2014 Here's your opportunity to participate for two hours 7 to 9 p.mon Feb.3 in The Mothers\u2019 March on Crippling.This year it is the Mothers\u2019 March on Crippling of all sorts.To register phone immediately to: AV.8-7982 \u2014 VI.5-6229.S y961 'yI Asonuor \u2018Aopug 'seujwexy junoussam ey) 6 The Westmount Exeminer, Friday, January 24, 1964 ANGLICAN UNITED Church of The Advent Corner of Wood end Western Westmount St.dudrew's (10t 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.Gerdon White, B.Mun., Organist \u2018The Rev'd.Alex.Mellor, Rector She Kev'd.Canon 5.B.Lindsay, Hon.Assistant Edward T.Brown, Organist and Choirmaster Conversion of St.Paul 16 00 wan Holy Euchanist EP GERS REPTL AGERIMA Sundoy, January 26th gol am Holy Fuchanist JO 15 em.Maltins (smd 10 00 wm.\"FAITH IN THE FUTURE\" 8 se Hev.H.J.Bnlsdon $00 wn Sunday School (Westmount Baptist Shurchy 300 wan.Solonn Enchis int 7:30 pon.Ist of 4 Sermons on Love: TW bm Evensong Mr.Moulund Weekdays: Hols Luchurisi Cd» \u2018WHAT IS LOVE?\" ul Tuesday Thursdis 10:00 and 11:00 sn.Joie pe A ; \u2019 Church School with Crib po .ve Weeds dus Corner and Nursery \" i » ; sedi VISITORS WELCOME! DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Bivd.and Lansdowne Avenue SI.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill The Rev'd J.N., Boidge, Rector Ministers: Rev.R.Douglas Smith, B.A.B.D.D.D.Rev.Roy P.Stafford, B.A, B.D.Mrs.Holly E.Davidson he Hev'd G.W.Troop \u2014 Hon.Ass\u2019t.Sunday, January 26th SEPTUAGESIMA Sunday, Jonuory 26th be wm Holy Communion 11:00 am.Morning Worship #30 ur Bols Communion Sermon: and Sermon REV.J.N.DOIDGE Preacher The Recta St.Matthias Church 1 CC on Mattins wath Sermon Westmount Pulpit Exchange fFreucher The Rev'd.; H Douglas South.D D.7:30 pm, Evening Worship Minster of Dominion- Teens\u2019 Club in Charge Douglas United Church Report on Boys\u2019 Parliament M és Cob Corner.Nursery Organist and Choirmaster \u2014 and Sunday School Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.736 pan Evensong wath Sermon oo Preach \u2018The Hector WEDNESDAY Westmount Park 100 wan Holy Communion | Church Organist & Choirmapter: Cor.Lansdowne and Weslern Aves.) ~vorman W.Hurrle, | wlimister: ARCO.ARCM.FT.CL.Rev.Callum Thompson, - CD.BA.BD.SYNAGOGUES ! Dir.of Christian Education: - - Miss Heatrice Maclean, B.A, TEMPLE EMANU-EL | MES 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Sundoy, Januory 26th Westmount, Montreal 10:00 am.Teeners Bible Study Dr.Horry J.Stern, Rabbi SABBATH SERV Group 1:00 som.Church School in \u201d 24th at Fiidus Evenme.J Westmount \u201cY\" S15 em.Annual Sisterhood Sabbath, 11:00 a.m.Exchange of pulpits, Address by Mrs.Allied N.Miller, on Preacher: \u201cThe Role of Sisterhood Within \u2018The REV.CHARLES Temple\u201d COCHRANE, B.A.B.D.Saturday Morning.January 25th ut + - .7:30 p.m.Vespers \u2014 Film \u201cTHE 11:30 aan, sermonette \u201cThen Sang .\u201c Moses\u201d based un Torah Portion.POTTER 5 WHEEL RELIGIOUS SCHOOL | Organist & Choirmaster: Upper School.Saturday Mornings | Mr.Wayne Riddell.B.Mus.ul 9:30 am.Lower School.Sunday | - - CC Mornings at 9:30 im.Daily Hebrew | CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Clakses Monday thru Thursday after- NUONE COMMCACIOK al 4 pam, DAILY SERVICES Mondes thu Thuisday evenings 245 pan Sunday mornings ERI | First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, \"| SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS, PRESBYTERIAN - { MELVILLE it st 8:45 SCHOOL FOR ADULTS UMeuulies classes Sunday mooning at Hes aan Courses offered as tollows: he Bible The Hebrew Language.tewash Philosophy Sunday, Jonvory 26th THO aan., 11:00 am Sunday School Church Service ! Lesson - Sermon Subject: PRESBYTERIAN TRUTH Golden Text: Psalms 100:5 The Lord CHURCH 15 good: his meny is everlasting: and 349 Melville Avenue his tiulh endureth to all generations.Mev Chan CC.Cochrane, BA.BD EVERY WEDNESDAY Minister 8:15 pan.Testimony Meeting Ç Sunday, Junuary 26th PUBLIC READING ROOM Ot wn Church School tn the Church Edifice: Open Tues.YOO an Pubhie Worship day, Thursday and Friday, 2 to 4 The Minister will preach.v.m.: Wednesday 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.Lester A.Woodin, ee me .) Ll EVANGELICAL The Unitarion Church ; LUTHERAN CHURCH Of Montreal : OF THE REDEEMER CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH \u201c .; 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.\u201c5 Clarke Ave.(at Simpson) Westmount Wm.©.Nolting, B.I).Pastor Wm.Hamel, Organist Sunday, Januory 26th H:006 am.11:00 a.m 11.00 om Sunday, January 26th 1100 AN \u201cA THIRD CULTURE\" Rex Leomud Mason.BA.BD.Church School.Nursery and Kindeuguiten in Uraturtan House.Senior Sunday School Regular Service Junior Sunday School ond Nursery BAPTIST This annual event between Catholics, Jews and Protestants sponsored by the Men's Club of Temple Emanu-El in observance of Brotherhood month takes place Wednesday evening, February 24, 6.45 p.m.in Grover Auditorium, Guest speaker will be His Excellency Gershon Avner, newly appointed Israeli consul to Canada.His topic will be \u2018Israel: 1964 Challenges\".Every Brotherhood member Obituary | Mrs.Edith Anderson Mrs.Edith Bernice Chauvin Anderson, widow of Sam Anderson and a former vice principal of St.George's School died on Tuesday at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital following a lengthy illness.Born in Montreal in 1893, Mrs.\u201c Anderson was the daughter of the j late Jean Baptiste Chauvin and Margaret Nursey Stockwell.Mrs.Anderson was associated for many years with St.George's School.She was one of the school\u2019s first teachers and later ; became vice-principal.She taught at Beaconsfield High School until 1961 WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Member Baptist World Alliance and Canadian Baptist Federation\u201d Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: Rev.Harold J.Balsdon, B.A., B.Th.Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johnston, B.A., D.D.Organist & Choir Master: John Cook Dr.D.M.GRANT \u2014 \u201cGOING FORWARD WITH CONFIDENCE\" THE MINISTER \u2014 \u201cTHE UPWARD LOOK\" Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.BYPU: Friday, 8:00 p.m.: School: Sunday, 10:00 & 11:00 a.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME Hoo a.m, + 30 pm.supplementary teaching both in Beaconsfield and Athelstan.She travelled between the two communities by car under all weather conditions.Two summers ago.Mrs.Anderson took a daughter and three grandchildren on a two-month, cross-country camping trip to Vie- toria.The purpose of the trip, she said.was to educate the children.The survivors include a brother, Stanley B.Chauvin, Pointe Claire; two daughters.Dr, Joan C.Mars- den and Bernice Lawrence Leigh- Smith; and seven grandchildren.FA and later did! urged to bring a non-Jewish friend as guest.Price per plate $5.00.Reservations must be made at the earliest.Among head table guests will be representatives of the educational, religious, industrial and political life of our community.This promises to be a most eventful evening in the Temple calender, Committee in charge: Messrs.Isidore H.Morrell, William Hoffman, Gerard Hirsch, David Met- rick, Jack Engels, Edward Auer- back, QC, Murray Deskin, TU B'SHEVAT On Saturday and Sunday, January 25th and 26th, special observances will be held in Religious School marking the Tu B'Shevat festival.INSTITUTE ON JUDISM A large registration is expected for twenty-third annual Institute on Judaism which takes place Monday.February 3.Among the Lecturers will be Dr.Martin A.Cohen and Canon Eric G.Jay.Among co-sponsors with Rabbi Stern on this venture in academic and religious fellowship are the following religious leaders and educators \u2014 Archbishop John Dixon, Bishop Kenneth Maguire, Professor Charles J.Adams, Islamic Department.McGill University: Professor John S.Astbury, Rev.Father | Irenee Beaubien, SJ., Chairman.Ecumenical Commission, Rev.Dr.C.Ritchie Bell, Rev.Dr.Rudolph J.Berlis, Rev.William Brown, Moderator, Presbytery of Montreal, Rev.Leslie Dean, President, Montreal Ottawa-Con- ference.Rev.Dr.Francis Doxsee, Dr.Stanley B.Frost.Dean, Graduate Studies.McGill University, Principal Emeritus Henry Hall, Professor John Hughes, Canon \u2018Eric G.Jay, Dean, Divinity Faculty, McGill University.Principal George Johnston, United Theolo- Known as the Rodger William Varey Collection.the books have and his brother-in-law.Dr.J.A B.McLeish of Carleton Univers.i Westmount Baptist | Guest minister to give sermon The preacher al morning worship at Westmount Baptist | Church will be the Rev.D.M.(Grant.BA.DD, Minister of St.Andrew's United Church, West- | mount.The topic of his sermon is \u2018Going Forward With Confidence\u201d.In the evening the Minister of Westmount Baptist Church, the Rev.Harold J.Bals- don, will preach on \u201cThe Upward look\".* * The mid-week the Church is on Wednesday night at 8 o'clock, for Praise, Prayer and Bible Study.* * + English classes for New Canadians are held on Mondays at 8pm, + meeting of + * * at 7 pm, * * * On Friday, January 31 1he BYPU will leave for a ski weekend at Morin Heights.Library gets early history collection The Atwater Library has received a fifteen-book ; collection, dealing with ancient civilization as a memorial | to a former member of the library.i ity.Ottawa.The collection will be added to been given by Mr, Varey's family | from time to time, it was an-' nounced.and the subjects covered will be those of particular interest to the late Mr.Varey.| The books have been put in the circulating department of the library and may be borrowed by - members.15 new books The following titles were ceived: re- Plan fellowship dinner for all faiths at Temple Emanu-El gical College.Principal Robert Lennox, Presbyterian Theological College, Msgr.Irenee Lus- sier, SJ., Rector, University of Montreal, Rev.Father Patrick G.Malone, SJ., Rector, Loyola College, Rev.Leonard Mason, Rev.Dr.F.Scott MacKenzie, Rev.Dr.M.F.McCutcheon.Archdeacon Kenneth Naylor, Rev.Father: Elmer O'Brien, SJ., Professor of Theology, Loyola College, Dr.Dennis S.Penton, Headmaster, Lower Canada College, Principal Robert C.Rae, Sir George Williams University, Principal H.Rocke Robertson, McGill University, Rev.Dr.Douglas Smith, Montreal Presbytery, United Church, Headmaster Robert Speirs, Selwyn House, Rev.Father Lionel Stanford.SJ., Loyola College, Rabbi Isaac Tei- cher, President, Board of Jewish Ministers, Rev.Dr.James 8S.Thomson, Professor W.L.G.Williams, Dr.Douglas J.Wilson.Happiness available to all, CS lecturer tells local group Happiness is not a future state that must be hoped or wished for, but is the present possession of every individual who will look in the right direction to see it, a Christian Science lecturer declared Tuesday evening.in Vie- toria Hall.\u201cHappiness is an integral part of everyone's God- given individuality,\u201d he said, \u201cand this great spiritual fact will become more and more apparent in human experience as the true nature of happiness is better understood.\u201d , The speaker, Roy.J.Lining, C.S., of Chicago, is a member of the world-wide Christian Science Board of Lectureship.His visit was sponsored by the Christian Science chureh in West- mount, and his theme was \u201cThe Science of Happiness.\u201d \u201cThe belief that happiness depends on material things is a deception,\u201d he added.This belief leads to \u2018\u2018appetites and addictions which make slaves of men and separate them from their natural dignity.It can offer only counterfeits.It can offer nothing that satisfies.\u201d He emphasized repeatedly that what he said about the avail ability of happiness was not mere \u201cPollyanna optimism™ nor \u2018\u2018pie in the sky\" but could be demonstrated in individual exper- rience, and had in fact already | been proven by thousands upon thousands to whom the teachings of Christian Science had brought release from illness, poverty, loneliness.discordant human relationships, as well as sin and enslaving addictions many \u201ckinds, of i Bacon.Edward ed.\u2014 Vanished\" Cilivizations of the Ancient \"World: Barker, Will \u2014 Familiar Insects of America.Brion, Mar- \u2018cel \u2014 Pom p e ii Herculaneum, Brongersma, L.D.& Venema, G.I \u2014To the Mountain of the Stars, , Deacon.G.E.R.ed.\u2014 Oceans, | Desroches-Noblecowrt, C.\u2014 Tutankhamen.Giedion, S.The Eternal Present (Beginnings of Art), Gladwin, Harold S.\u2014A History of the Ancient Southwest.Hays, H.R.\u2014 In the Begin- ,nings, Heinrich, Theodore A.\u2014 ; Art Treasures of the Royal Ontario Museum.Deffontaines.P.,ed.\u2014 Larousse Encyclopedia of \u201c Geography: Europe, Huyghe, | Rene ed.\u2014Larousse Encyclopedia of Prehistoric and Ancient Art.The CGIT meets on Friday Posener, George \u2014 Dictionary of Egyptian Civilization, Sitwell, Sacheverell \u2014 Red Chapels of Banteai Srei.Zaehner, R.C.\u2014 Dawn and Twilight of Zoroastrianism.Y COMPARING the facilities offered by all funeral directors in this area, you will have personal knowledge of those that will best meet your needs.DA Collins .fa NUNNS AF williams ) 2610 SHENGACIOKE STREET Wes? L.Flenley heads 1964 RMR slate Larry Flenley has been elected president of the Royal Montreal St.Catherine street west.Ed j 0 ; Lavery is first vice-president, ! Regiment Association and was Paul Turner is second vice and installed at the annual meeting, Ted Dowler is third.held last week in the armory on 1 'BCN net profits up $200,000 The National Canadian Bank 1963 operations showed steady! progress with a net profit in-, crease of $200,000 over the prev.| ious year.general manager! Louis Hébert reported last week.| Speaking at the Bank's 89th | Annual General Meeting Mr.Hébert reported that total profits amounted to $3,705.256 after provision of $4.285.000 for income tax.Per share earnings were $3.22.After payment of $2.648.608 in dividends to shareholders, or $2.30 per share, an amount of $800.000 was transferred from profit and loss account to rest account, Deposits.having risen by $48.941.890.total $844,730,099.Personal savings deposits moved up from $453.436.823 to $464,- 074.069.Total assets increased by $58,- | 169.534 to a peak of $905.783,-! 325.Cash assets are shown at $127.451.127 or 157% of liabili- | ties to the public and quick assets amount to $390.818.940 or 46% of liabilities to the public.\u2019 The Bank's portfolio of securities is shown at $242 271,956.Current loans and discounts rose by $47,933.226 to a record figure of $476.457.625.Mort- | gages and hypothecs under the National Housing Act amounted to $23.124,880.Under the Quebec Farm Improvement Act, the ' Bank has granted over 11,300 Joans amounting to $21,880,000, or nearly 48% of all loans in this category.Since the Small | Business Loans Act went into effect, the Bank has granted 45% of all these loans in Quebec.Personal loans repayable | by monthly instalments amounted to $19,871,000 at November 30.1963.\u201cIt may be advisable to call: attention to the financial condition of a large number of municipalities and school boards,\u201d said Mr.Hébert.During the last financial year, the Bank granted loans to these bodies equivalent to 2577 of those of all the banks and amounting to $80.000.000.However willing we are Lo cooperate with them.we feel that this mode | of financing is not sound and: that it has its limitations.When the borrowing power of a muni-; cipality or of a school board and their ability to raise new taxes no longer provide the necessary resources.the Government must intervene for it is responsible for public education.\u201d \u201cOn January 25.1963.the Bank issued 200,000 shares.Next month, when shareholders who have subscribed by instal-, ments will have effected their last payment.the paid-up capital of the Bank will amount to.Reserve\u2019 $12.000.000 and the Fund to $44,000,000.\u201d \u201cLast year.the Bank opened five branches in the Montreal area and has converted two of especially Other officers elected were Bill Stevens.re-elected treasurer; George Brewer, secretary: George Wheatley.re-clected membership secretary: Jim Stie- bel, re-elected PRO: Paul Ross, re-elected Sergeant at Arms: Rev.| J.Doidge, padre.Paul Barre and Bill Moore were re-elected *udit- ors.The executive committee is composed of Chas.Darvill, Chas.Holiday.Doug Linton, John Sloby, Gill Melville, S.Liddell, John Calderwood and Gord Dalgleish.Welfare officer is Geo.Horwood, ! re-elected.There has been a succession of sight-seeing ships named Maid of the Mist in operation at Niagara Falls since 1845.\u201cGood! I'll send you my cheque today! Text of .| (Continued (rom page 6) previously dismantled.This warrant officer immediately | attempted to neutralize it, | using the same technique which has been successful in disarming the previous one.| However, as he was cutting one of the wires, it exploded.| critically injuring him and ! leaving him maimed for life through the loss of his left forearm, severe brain damage and other serious injuries from which there is! little hope of any appreciable recovery.During this entire ordeal, Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant \u2018WO 2) Leja displayed conspicuous courage and outstanding devotion to duty.His actions, in addition ; to inspiring and reassuring those who were required to | be near him.clearly showed that his concern for the! safety of others was far greater than for his own.The 1960 U.S, census accounted for 40.5 million married couples.Register Now for the Twelfth Annual GOLF SCHOOL & CLINIC Two Classes \u2014 Tuesdays and Thursdays COMMENCING TUESDAY, FEB.25th and THURSDAY, FEB.27th 7 pm.to 10 p.m, 8 Class Lessons Conducted By BUDDY McCUNN of LaSalle Golf Club Y.M.CA.Members $10.\u2014 Non-Members $15.For Further Information Call WE.7-3916 WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.4585 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST MORNING CLASSES FOR LADIES AVAILABLE IF DESIRED Most people today pay for goods or services by cheque \u2014because most people have a bank account.It's the simple, sale way to transfer money to any person at any time.The next cheque you put in the mail, or cash at anv branch of a chartered bank, will be one of one billion that pass through the banking system each year.These familiar slips of paper represent 90 per cent of all financial payments made today, and their fast, efficient handling by the chartered banks is essen- its agencies into branches.The Bank now operates 605 offices in Canada and a subsidiary in Paris, France.\u201cIt goes without saying that the excellent results of the past year are largely due to the personnel whose devotion to duty and diligence the Board of Directors is glad to acknowledge.\u201d 199 tial to bank customers, indeed to the whole economy of the nation.To handle the ever-increasing flow of cheques \u2014and to maintain standards of efficieney in the cleurings\u2014 the churtered banks have introduced magnetic ink encoding to be used in high-speed electronic sorting, This new method, called MICR, makes possible a faster, more accurate service to customers, and maintains vour chequing account as one of the cheapest, most convenient basic banking services.THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY through full-range banking responsive to growing, changing needs L b961 \"pZ Azpnuor \u2018Appisg \u2018soujuexg junouuvssa ous Cate ue te ee Te te a ae a The Westmount Examiner, Friday, January 24, 1964 WITH CARPETING © Expert Rug Servicing ® Chemicol Lustre Wash Coarpetings GREGORY'S 4151-4153 St.Catherine Se.W Westmount Socia / and Personal Ouis Temple Nu.46, Daughters of the Nile will hold a sewing meeting at the home of Mrs D | Johnstone, January 28, at 7 30 pm Mrs EJ Labrie, president and Mes J Marelli of St.Auguste of Canterbury Council of the Catholic Women's league of Canada will be present at \u201cCitizenship Court,\u201d January 27.to extend a welcome to a group of New Canadians.Refreshments will be served by Miss Helen Lukeman.Mrs John MeMartin and Mrs.Neil Chapman are co-chairmen of the annual dinner and ball to be held by the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Women's Auxili- A Touch of Glamour \u2014 A Dash of Spice! > rasta «UE There's a bit of both in : our enchanting new June-in-January Coif .let us adapt it expressly for you! DECORATING BEGINS .WE, 2-4277 $ PS LSA A So aS Pa CTT TT Town and Gown tea to be held Tuesday Principal H.Rocke Robertson will tell \u201cThe Story of McGill\u201d at the Town and Guwn tea on January 28, in the ballroom of the Faculty Club, 3450 McTav- ish street, following the general meeting which will be held at 3 pm.Mrs.J.H.Mennie, the president of the Domen Associates of McGill.will receive members ' and their guests with Mrs.D.: L.Thompson, wife of Dr.D.L.Thompson, vice-principal, and Mrs.Dr.Noel Fieldhouse, vice-pvin- cipal \u2018academie\u2019.Mrs.Henry G.Birks.Mrs.N.R.Crump.and Mrs.G.Miller Hyde will pour tea.The hostesses will be Mrs.A.Evans, Mme Mercier Fau- teaux, Mrs.Roy Forsey.Mrs.F.Clarke Fraser.Mrs.K.F.L.Gunn, Mrs.J.C.Newman, Mrs.J.V.V.Nicholls, Mrs.R.W.Pearman, Mrs.C.B.Peirce, and Mrs.J.Gordon Petrie.Mrs.Maxwell Cohen, chairman of the entertainment com- ©.mittee will be assisted by Mrs.Helmut Blume and Mrs.B.Delisle Burns.| ary on Saturday.February 20.Other committee members are Mrs.C.Don French, Mrs.R.G.W.Goodall.Mrs.Robert Bourne, Mrs.Emile Cote, Mrs.S.Warren, Mrs.R.W.Jones, Mrs.B.D.Baily.By kind permission of the Commanding Officer.the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, of the 11th Signal Regiment.Royal Canadian Corps of Signals, is holding a Silver Sherry Party in the Officers* Mess.Hillside Lane, Westmount.on Saturday.January 25.at 4:30 p.m.Mrs.DL.Hart is convener.Sisterhood plans \u2018Sabbath Service\u2019 Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood THE EXAMINER | 7m 52e WOMENS O2 Noel Fieldhouse, wife of J.L.ADAMS, Proprietor accurately filled et reesonable prices.1385 Greene Ave.WE.2-2136 Corner Sherbrooke WE.2-2488 Cl (de) IS I) Medalist, McGill University Medalist, M.C.of Pharmacy Prescriptions carefully and Dominion-Douglas The annual general meeting of the Dominion-Douglas United Church Women was held on January 14.| | ficers installed by Dr.R.Douglas Smith, the minister.Hon.president.Mrs.Mrs.R.F.Ogilvy; president, J \u2014 Drummond Photo MRS.CELIA VYACHIN, chair.SPONding secretary.Mrs.man of Women\u2019s Division of the Hollis Brace; treasurer, Mrs, Annual Pythian Appeal being RR.Torsey; finance, Mrs.E.A.held February 4 to 18.All : money raised by the Women's | Division is used for the main- | En gagement Mr.and Mrs.Robert William tenance of Forward House.a non-sectarian, non-profit, social | rehabilitation center for emotionally ill people.Over 600 Montreal, announce the engage- patients a month are now being \u2018ment of their daughter, cared for and there is no charge Ann, to Mr.Harry Fairweather whatsoever for any patient at Houston, son of Mr.and Mrs.A.Forward House.Cancer Research Society lists invited guests for dinner-dance Norm Crosby.winner of the Mrs.M.M.Hoffman, Dr.and ,outstanding comedian award Mrs.A.Jutras.Dr.and Mrs.for the 1963 summer season of | G.C.McMillan, Dr.and Mrs.the Borscht Circuit and star of ; Paul Martin, Dr.and Mrs.S.J.The Garry Moore Show.will Martin, Dr.Anne-Marie Masson.highlight the eighteenth annual Dr.and Mrs.G.B.Maughan, dinner dance of The Cancer Re- Dr.and Mrs.J.D.Palmer, Dr.search Society, known as \u201cDiner and Mrs.J.H.Quastel, Dr.and aux Chandelles\u2019, to be held at Mrs, R.Rabinovitch, Dr.and the Queen Elizabeth Hotel on Mrs.T.Rasmussen, Dr.and | Saturday.January 25, under the Mrs.H.R.Robertson, Dr.and i patronage of the Lieutenant Mrs.Alan Ross, Dr.and Mrs.C.! Governor of Quebec.The Hon.! Schneiderman, Dr.and Mrs.| Paul Comtois, and Mrs.Comtois.' M.A.Simon, Dr.and Mrs.G.- | Mrs.H.Kerdman, social - Strean, Dr.and Mrs.G.Trem- ; 0 blay, Dr.and Mrs.D.R.! chairman, is in charge of ar- * , Ny ; rangements, and her committee Webster, Dr.and Mrs.M.Weis- | .; berg, Dr.and Mrs.R.F.1n- for Lhe event includes: Mrs.N.gram.Dr.and Lady W.R.Slat- 1 i | | | Jean- C.Houston, of Westmount.| | Westmount.Miss Mary Hutchings names UCW slate | heads Trinity Guild The annual meeting of the Trinity Memorial Church Guild was held recently with the Rector, Archdeacon R.K.Naylor presiding over the election of officers.Reports were presented and Elected for the coming year were the following newly elected of-| as follows: President.Miss Mary Hutchings: 1st vice - president, Mrs.A.D.McCrae; 2nd vice- 2 .R., president, Mrs.Arthur Bateman; Douglas Smith: past president, recording sec\u2019y, Miss Mabel Tector: treasurer.Mrs.R., F.Mrs.W.A.Messenger: 1st vice-: Ancrum: corresponding sec'y, ; president, Mrs.A.P.Smibert: | Mrs.J.N.Shackelton: member- | 2nd vice-president, Mrs.Donald : ship, Mrs.J.K.Shaw: social Lloyd Smith: recording secre-! convener, Mrs.H.E.Stewart: tary.Mrs.À.F.Lytle: corre- telephone.Mrs, A.Weller: pub- J.\" licity, Mrs.Arthur Bateman.Approaching Marriage Mr.and Mrs.Jean Jobin, of | Alexander.of Crawford Park, | Westmount, announce the marriage of their daughter France.to Mr.Robert LeCavalier.son of the late Dr.Eugene LeCavalier and of Mrs.LeCavalier which has been arranged to take place on Saturday in St.Leo's Church, WE CATER TO YOUR WHIMS Meals for 2 to 200 Served and/or cooked in your home.We cater for cocktail, children's or teenage parties.Buffets, church and school socials Mr.David Rennie WE.5-5864 PAINTINGS | will be holding the annual Sabh-|Naimark, Mrs.R.Rush, Mrs.A.Permanent with midwinter styling bath Service Friday evening January 24.The following ladies will be participating in the service: Mesdames À.N.Miller, B.Alexander.P.Levee, M.Deskin.K.Meyer, S.Lithwick, J.Pickard, P.Marsh, H.J.Stern, 1.Mor- rell, D.Lisser, S.Schwartz.complete 10 484-5450 SALON | Antoinette VIGEANT - ; ; HAIRDRESSER The Junior Council .Catholic Women's League of Canada will hold a general meeting on January 23 at 6:45 p.m.at the Ritz Carlton Hotel.CWL general meeting - of the 4879 Sherbrooke St.W.Advance Notice to Our Personal Customers TRUDE ROTH Presents a Semi-Annual Antique Sale Rig Reductions on all Merchandize FURNITURE - CHINA \u2014 GLASS \u2014 BRONZES Commencing Jan.28th 1368 Greene Ave.Tel.932-6617 Trude Roth Antique Importers Codas and Mrs, J.Weiser.Music for dancing will be furnished by the Wally Newman Orchestra.Good tickets are still available.and an evening of rollicking fun and entertainment is promised to those attending.The list of specially invited guests is as follows: Dr.and Mrs.A.D.Campbell, Dr.and Mrs.Alton Goldbioom, Dr.and Mes.Gavin Miller, Dr.and Mrs.N.W.Philpott, Dr.and Mrs.L.-C.Simard, Dr.and Mrs.H, C.Ballon, Dr.and Mrs.D.G.Cameron, Dr.and Mrs.A.Cantero.Dr.and Mrs.R.L.Denton, Dr.and Mrs.J.Du- charme, Dr.and Mrs.O.Du- \u201cfresne, Dr.and Mrs.M.Gelfand, Dr.and Mrs.A.Grossman, Dr.and Mrs.F.N.Gurd, Dr.and .| Business meeting The Westmount Women's: Club will hold a business meeting at 2:30 p.m., Friday, January 24, in Victoria Hall.| The President.Mrs.Russell! T.Stackhouse, and the Board of Directors will present their reports.During the afternoon Mr.Douglas Walkington of CIL will address the meeting on a very pertinent subject \u201cChemistry and You.\u201d Tea will be served.koff, Dr.and Mrs.G.Turner.|\u2019 Permanent Exhibition Dr, and Mrs.W.Storrar, Mr.|\u2019 by RONALD DAVIES and Mrs, S.S.Cohen.Mr.and \u201cDavies Mrs.A, H.Westburry.Dr.and Mrs.T.L.Barry, Mr.and Mrs.!{ B.Weinstein, Mr.and Mrs.Lester L.Fox, Mr.and Mrs.: L.Bessner, Mr.and Mrs.R.HOUSE OF PAINTINGS Gallay, Mr.and Mrs.N.N.* PICTURE FRAMING Genser.Mr.and Mrs.Philip ® PRINTS °* ART SUPPLIES 4908 Sherbrooke St.West {Near Victoria) HU.6-1264 Caplan, Mr.and Mrs.À.Bronf- man.Mr.and Mrs.Allan Bron¢- man, Mr.and Mrs.S.Bronfman, Mr.and Mrs.Monroe Abbey, Mrs.Philip Abbey.! Why Gamble?You take no chances when you bring the family to Macy's for evening supper or Sunday dinner.Because everyone, mom, dad and the kids, will enjoy the friendly service and the fine food, cooked to perfection by capable chefs.For a real treat, bring the family to Macy's soon.MACY'S RESTAURANT Sherbrooke at Victoria Westmount Plenty of Free Parking nearby 2 \u201cince of to be held in Wesley Church | The annual conference of the Canadian Girls in Training within the Province of Quebec will be beld in Wesley United Church, Montreal from Friday.January 31.Sunday, February 2.The theme for the conference is \u201cWhere Are You Going\u2019 and the theme speaker will be Mrs.David Paterson, immediate past secretary for teenage work for the Department of Christian Education of the Canadian Council of Churches.Mrs, Paterson will present the theme sermon at the eleven o'clock Church service on.Sunday.February 2 at United Church.The chairman of the Provincial Committee is Mrs, Colin Campbell of Montreal West: chairman ef the conference is Mrs, J.C.McGibbon and the chairman of the Leadership is Miss Mue Con- nell, THREE-DAY EVENTS On the program for the three- day event will be vespers, square Wesley dancing.Bible study, discussions, panel.worship, project develop: ment, Christian living and vocations, presentation of some plans for the 50th anniversary next year.a banquet arranged by the retiring executive of Wesley United Church Women and the church service on Sunday.Assisting with the program will! be Miss Margaret Quigley, Girls Work Secretary of the Council of Christian Education of the Prov- Quebec: Mrs.Donald Scoates and\u2019 seniors from Chal- mer United Church, Verdun; Mrs.David Paterson: Miss Margaret Mitchell, Provincial CGIT, president, from Otterburn; Miss\u2019 Betty Anderson of Brownsburg, the vice-president.Girls from throughout the Province attending the- conference should register wilh Miss Barbara Liddell, 2047 Westmore avenue, Apt.8, before Friday, January 24.Genuine Choice Western BEEF QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\" Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables.IMPORTED PRODUCTS® [NICHOL's, | Lennoxville, | BACON, SAUSAGE & FARMHOUSE BUTTER 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 WEST END | Groups from this area registered this year include those of St.Malthew's Presbyterian Church, leader is Mrs.M.Martin, president Carol Rice; Wesley ; United Church leaders are Irene | Rumsey, Mrs.D.Boyd, Carol Tucker, presidents are Sharon McCarthy and Joyce Barnhardt; Montreal West United leaders are Mrs.P.Downing, Gladys Rill, Mardy Jack.president is Judy Gilmoure; Knox Crescent and Kensington Presbyterian Church leader.Mrs, Alan Waite, president is Maureen Mahoney, First Baptist Church leaders are Miss Agnes Lee, Lynda Clyke president is Lesley Gedye: Ephraim Scott Memorial Presbyterian leaders, Mrs.D.G.Allan and Mrs, Newby, president Wendy Burggref; Robert Campbell Memorial Presbyterian Chureh leader is Anne Spanding, president is Carol Warnes, ST.LAURENT AREA Val Royal Baptist Church, leader is Mrs.A, Upham, president Susan Wright; St.Andrew's \u201cUnited, leaders are Diane Sanky { and Judy LeFeuvre, president is Linda Johnson, St.Laurent Presbyterian, leader Linda Corry, { president Jan Barclay.WESTMOUNT ARFA Dominion Douglas United .Church, leaders Mrs.Holly David: * son, Mrs.Mount, Norma Annand, Susan Hearns, presidents are Cathy Halpenny, Louise Abbott and Janet Johnston.The January meeting of the: Women's Auxiliary of Eventide Home of the Salvation Army was held on Thursday.January 9 at the Home.Mrs, R.Uden, president was in the chair.Brigadier G.Dockery opencd the meeting with prayer.Mrs, M.H.Schade, secretary, read the minutes of the previous meeting also the correspondence to date.Mrs.E.Bent, treasurer, gave a very interesting report on the financial ; standing of the Auxiliary.COMMITTEE REPORTS | Beauty Parlor chairman, Mrs, A.H.Mason.reports that since the opening of the parlor in November last.the residents have taken full advantage of this service.Mrs.Uden reported that three musical programs have , been held as follows: the C.N.R.\"Group, members of the RCAF and members of the SPEBQS.membership chairman reported 121 paid - up members, Press chairman.Mrs.R.J.Dunn reports notices and reports of meetings and functions sent lo all newspapers.Recreation chair man, Mrs, Ethel Gardner reported three games nights held so, far this season as follows: The Venture Club.The Men's Asso- = \u2018MAKE AN Watch this paper 939 VICTORIA SQUARE Antoine\u2019s Art Gallery Inc.Announce Their Third Annual Opening February 1st on this unique event {Free Peshing) OFFER SALE for further details UN.6-4095 PATTERN CATALOG: Greatest offer in pattern history ! 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Send 50 cents (in coins) for your Spring-Summer Pattern Catalog to: The Monitor, 60 Front street, Toronto, Ontario.Sewing meeting The Welrare Unit of St.Andrew\u2019s Church, Westmount, will hold a sewing meeting on Tuesday, at 2 p.m.Tea will be served.The Red Cross group will meet at 10 a.m.Eventide Home WA reports feature January meeting ciation and the Royalmount Kiwanis Club.Refreshments were served by Miss J.Rofe, assistant social chairman and her commit tee, Tuck Shop chairman, Mrs.S.A.Innes, reports the shop continues to operate twice a week: and always appreciated by the residents, Visiting chairman Mrs.J.S.Curtis was absent but Mrs.Shaughnessy reports that the residents await with pleasure the visiting ladies.More volunteers would be welcomed to join this committee.Birthday shelf chairman, Mrs, C.N.Knowles reports 28 gifts were wrapped and distributed during December and January.Mrs.S.A.MacSween - reported 31 entries made in the Book of Donations.Brigadier Dockery reported 145 residents now in the Home and he again thanked the ladies of the auxiliary for all their work and kindness towards making the residents happy.At the conclusion of the meeting.Mr.Percy Swail showed slides of their most interesting trip to the Holy Land and with! Mrs.Swail as commentator cli-: maxed a most enjoyable after-\u2019 noon.Mr.and Mrs.Swail were\u2019 thanked by Mrs.Dunn.Tea was served by Mrs.Jean Berry and ladies of the auxiliary.Women s Real omen 5 eaim Heather Ladies tea The Heather Ladies Curling Club is holding a tea and bridge on Wednesday, February 5, at the clubhouse.Kensington avenue, Westmount, The tea is being convened by Mrs.H.H.Remine and Mrs.JE.Kinley assisted by the Sec-, onds and Leads of the Club.Mrs, L.C.Currie will convene the Bridge, ! Presbyterian Homes Aux.The Auxiliary of St.Andrews | I Presbyterian Homes Inc.is hold- | ing a meeting on Monday, at! 2 p.m.#1 Benny House, 3350, Cavendish boulevard.A pro- gram is planned.\u201cGriffith-McConnell Mrs.John C.Smiley heads United Church Homes Aux Mis.R.W.Robertson, president of the Auxiliary of the United Church Homes, presided cat the annual meeting held recently in the Auditorium of the Home Ree ports read by the chairmen of the various committees showed 1 that the Auxiliary had enjoyed\u2019 a very beneficial year Following the business meeting, tea was served in the lounge with Mrs.J.Gordon MeKay and Mrs Delbert Dupre as tea hostesses Mrs, Sydney MacSween, chairman of the nominating committee presented the folowing slate of officers for 1964: Honorary president, Mrs.R.W.Robertson; president, Mrs.John C.Smilev.Ist vice-president, Mes.G.H Dixon: 2nd vice-president.Miss Dais L.Gass: 3rd vice-president, Mrs.Donald Rhodes: recording secretary, Mrs.A.M.Bain; corresponding secretary, Miss Violet I.Smith: treasurer, Mr.R.F Corkran: assistant treasurer, Mr.W.H.Spearman.COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Mrs.V.C.Moulton, Mrs.W.K.Hogg, Mrs.Edwin Eddi- .CN Fashion Show .» 1 .- to aid \u2018Blind Home Fashion will Le held at Ltd.Thursday.There will be two shows one at Z2 p.m.in the afternoon and one in the \u201cevening at 730 p.m.All tickets sold go to the aid of the Montreal Association For The Blind through the generosity ot Henry Morgan Ltd.Mrs.George Walker of the Maritimes Wo- mens Club and Mrs.Arlene MacAgy of the Montreal Association for the Blind will be the ticket conveners, and there will be door prizes.Mr.Rudolph Al.perin, vice-president and culor co-ordinator for the Riverdale Fabrics will give a talk on home decorating, Show Morgan Forum Henry Trinity WA Memorial WA will hold a meeting in the Arch deacon Almond Room on Monday, at 2:30 p.m.Trinity February 13.son, Mrs GP Harold Harrison.Neilson, Mes Chftord E Fret, Mrs.WOH Bradley, Miss Noa Horke, Mis KR M.Parsons Aspinall, he Mis A RK WESTMOUNT FLORISTS Lid.George Pichrell WE.5.5431 St.Catherine at Elm * 25% OFF Ladies\u2019-Men's-Children's SKIWEAR * MID-WINTER SALE TAILORED BY Ow OF MONTREAL 2028 UNION AVE.AV.8-1253 SALE : Berthe de Vence HAUTE COUTURE \u2014 CREATIONS 5175 Sherbrooke St.W.484-6562 / oo Inspired by the rich traditions of the Ancient Vikings, our Scandinavian designs reflect their challenging simplicity and outstanding durability, e e \\.Furniture, Rugs and Accessories 1329 Greene Ave, Westmount 932.5605 é b961 \u2018v7 Asonuor \u2018Aopig \u20182ewtwmoxy junouysam 41 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, January 24, 1964 10 GIRARD AUTOMOBILE Inc.Mentreal's Oldest Dealer for ® CHRYSLER © PLYMOUTH © VALIANT © FARGO SALES & SERVICE | QUALITY USED CARS ASI © Automobile Storage © 372 VICTORIA AVE.Sales: Service & Parts: HU.9-5748 - HU.9-5745 1 PROPERTY FOR SALE CHOMEDEY tal GUth treet Dupiex two tors 2 cal garage 5H,000 00 Cash down 3800 8 Balance $50.00 mogtnly Call RE 5 3488 9 COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET Lake Memphremagog NEAR KNOWLTON LAND ING.FULLY WINTERIZED.6 BEDROOMS.FURNISHED CENTRAL TO SKIING.ALSO AVAILLABLE SUMMER.[LAR GE PINVATE LAKE FRONT RENTAL VICINITY $290 PER MONTH HE ROWLING OFF CE VE SAITI RES vr 2 Tis 50 APARTMENTS TO LET Sublet 4 Sofood ADPARTAIENT IN POINTE CLAIRE HEALTH UE SWIMMING Poot, COLORED FRIDGES STOVES.TAXES PAD IMATE DIATE OCCUPANCY CALL 695-6660 WOODLAND LaSalle bot ae tient, slave and (idee.own lheermast of 312 room newly volored neteling wall to-wall rue.T48 9701 Pointe Claire BHATED APARTAENTS ALL (ON root.VENIENCES SWIMMING OTUER FE NTURES sup Chi iF DENTE CIE NAY QCUFANCY CALL 695-6660 Point Claire NM AVAILAISE H 2 APARTMENTS z MONTREAL VIA POLITAN ; Y 3 MODERN EQUIPAUENT.NEW BULL D ING.REASONABLE RENT.SWIM MING POOL FURTHER INFORMA THN Call: 695-6660 CEANRANALD AVE 504.Neo Queen Moos Road SEM LEXURY KLEVATOR BLDG LATED INDOOR SWIMMING FOOT.z 3 tonma.built tee colored Pastel vante mahogany kitchens, (ol awed bathroor with vanities Free television nas for American channel telephones 166 every apenteneat ee rool sundecks Ca betett luillwars Heautsfully appointed fabs with wdgoining waiting salons.Fall tune janie service.Many other fine reulures Tnimediale or lates oc cupdnes Visat daits rom #9 am to Sean Apply Supertintendent Apt 14 HU 27180 ov RE 1 sem 33 APARTMENTS WANTED WANTED 4.3 taom apartment Mer ft Two adults Nea Victoria Avenue te Atwater Reasonable rental Write to Boxy 1322.7003 Kaldare | Road Montreal 28.Quebec WANTED v5 Veany ap tnnent.Max 1a 2 adolis, ea Greene to Victor te vamnable rental Call 74t- vi 61 FLATS \u2014 Duplexes te let SHELMBROOKE Greene vicinity.come pletely equiped and turniched su pen TT tuotu daple before D on WE 5 23900 ; Aux.References WE.5 4 | Telephone \u2018 ora .The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising \u2014 HE ORR J A ARR NS RCE \"10 Words 50° = nés AUOT CEA OS DNS.\u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 Ÿ # : HUnter 1 0451 4e for ooch don vor Sc.mr \"AIRE I ones med ES SET RS EEE OI Please phone your Ads eerl in the week.No Ads accepted efter 10:30 am.Thursday for coment À isswe.For yowr convenionce, Adtaker on duty Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday uatil 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1-0451 at any Montreal Island branch of The Royal Bank of Canada Accounts may be pai\u2019 oo dp Tg We WER ML Wn BB Nd Be NG SER i ETRE 98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female 64 FLATS \u2014 Duplexes wanted WELL EDUCATED, EXPERIENCED LEGAL SECRETARY OVER 40.DESPERATELY NEEDS A JOB IN ANY LINE OF BUSINESS.CALL 731 87.WANTED by int er and fashion rtistl\u2019s wife with small baby, would like 4), or larger flat ui duplex in older house in Westmount i area, equipped.heated, gor- dens.and parking for small car Tenant will redecorate if necessary.$125.00 Excelent Reterences 835 9431 The Royal Bank Of Canada HAS SEVERAL OPENINGS FOR WANTED: secretarial \u2018work.West- mount aveu.Afternoons or few days a week.Fully qualified.Call 933-5282.106 WORK WANTED \u2014 Male | MAN 45 years, honest.sober.requires Clerks day work in private home, Experienced.references, WE, 7-6743, IN THE AREAS 113 DOMESTIC HELP \u2014_ WANTED OF 68 SHARE LIVING QUARTERS ; ATTRACTIVE duplex.Westmount Cea.Would share with nurse.teach er.etc Age 28 45.935-8625 71 ROOMS TO LET PART time housekeeper for small COTE DE LIESSE family in N.D.G.References required.\u2019 NICE room.kitchen privileges, 63 .HU.4-8786.ere Stayner Avenue, Westmount.SNOWDON 119 BABY SITTERS WESTMOUNT.Large furmshed front ; ; room for mature refined business lu- + 3 AVAILABLE : dv.Kitchen privileges.Quiet.Four COTE DES NEIGES Ps ces ._ 2 ee busses avidlable Days: WE.3-2388.\u201876 ROOM & BOARD TO LET | 3 TO 4 YEARS HIGH SCHOOL.home.26 year: old.Re- \u2019 ; INTERESTING WORK WITH GOOD ferences.Westmount area GRACIOUS living within my OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCE.WE home in Valois on lakeshore, MENT 4 bright bedrooms, spacious WOULD care for child in my walnut.$40.484-1568.ALEASE = CHESTERFIELD matching chair.PLEASE, cart AT THE CLOSEST Good condition.No reasonable offer | | living and dining room avail PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE CON- oT CC oo able for single, married.(chil SIDERED WIEN ESTABLISHING | 122 FOR SALE \u2014 i drent or elderly people.Best SALARY.a x > .\u2018 ol care.food and atmosphere.\u2018 i Living room furniture Rates trom $150.Please phone USUAI, EMPLOYEE BENEFITS.| WRITING desk for living room.solid 4.0974 5 DAY WEEK.| 1 82 AUTOS FOR SALE VOLKSWAGEN 1962, deluxe.low mileage, excellent condition.private.484 41129.| MERCEDES BENZ 1964.2208, power | THE ROYAL BANK brakes, reeling seats and many other extra's Low mileage.still, OR under new car guarantee See and co Ee test drive it at 3475 Park Avenue.AT STAFF DEPARTMENT de Trade and terms i twalnut!.Good condition.Reason- \\ ve mm us ; able, Call 271-3913.After 7 p.m.90 GARAGES TO LET i - = Te = ee Ty PLACE VILLE MARIE [136 ch OR SALE = i thing : s Dead Storage | othing and furs i ; \u2018 LADY'S muskrat coat, size 14-16.FOR WINTER MONTHS { reasonable.WE.7-4518.Also line storage dav.night oF WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE \u201cif BLACK baby lamb coal.size 34-36.monthly contracts you would enjoy working 3 \u2018or 4 | length 42 inches.Reasonable.HU.1- ) «a dav calling regularly each 3070.VICTORIA AVENUE mouth \u201cona group Studio \u2018Gir { mouth on a group of Studio Girl: Costnetic clients on au route 10 be: 138 FOR SALE .= General refused, WE.5-7115.10 VICTORIAN sofa.$130.Call HU.4- 0670.127 FOR SALE \u2014 Bedroom furniture BEDROOM suite.modern.2ud FLOOR 874-2596 OR 874-25 condition.Reasonable.Call 482-4598.GARAGE established in and around WEST- | TT Tr TT ; .MOUNT and are willing to make light 370 VICTORIA AVE.deliveries.etc.Write STUDIO GIRL Dra eries , COSMETICS.Dept.CW-41, 840 La-' P HU.6-0767 fleur Ave.Montreal 32.Route will, [pay up to $5.00 per hour READY-MADE, 6 PANELS TC COVER 144 INCHES \u2014 FOR ONLY VV VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVY 500.TRACKS AND HOOKS FREE.Service Directory Carpets 6' x 9 RUGS FROM $9.95 UP BROOKS DRUG STORE 4191 St.Catherine West Corner Greene Fast Delivery WE.5-3521 ?am.to 10 p.m.Sunday: 10 am.to 6: 30 p-m.100 WORK WANTED \u2014 Female 138 FOR SALE \u2014 General FURNITURE by Kroehler.Sunmons, Baetz and other nationally advertised manufacturers al prices that defy all competition.It will be worth veur while to see us.HOME FURNISHERS 63 ST, CATHERINE ST.W.|151 WANTED TO PURCHASE WANTED: cord organ.perfect condition: gateleg table.Reasonable.RE.8-0970._ _ _ _ | WANTED: hall runner.17 minimum.Call HU.9-8178.156 FOUND FOUND pair of child's eveglasses, pink and gold frame.On Western Avenue.Please call WE.5-7942.158 DOMESTIC PETS \u201cyards ! HILARIOUS funny kitten consents to adopt loving family 481-5847.163 EDUCATIONAL INDIVIDUAL TUTORING.HIGH SCHOOL AND ELEMENTARY.MATHEMATICS.HISTORY.ENGLISH AND LITERATURE.CALL HU.8-3248 EVENINGS.COACHING IN MATHEMATICS ALL { GRADES.ALSO FRENCH CONVER- 6 piece 57 BROWN lapin coal.size 16.Good | i | | , Greenberg.SATION, DAYS.EVENINGS.SATURDAYS.277-0869.(Continued from page 3} - lan Smith.Loyalist.Chambers.Town Crier.Derek Gaucher.Sir Guy Carleton.Blair Marshall.Map Bearers, Nina Seidl, Lee Hogle.Mrs.Fraser.Shaen Johnston, Mrs.Law.Ellen Garmaise, First Grouch.Klaus Jorgensen.Second Grouch.Sandra Budd.Third Grouch.Arthur Fowler.First Statistician.John Taylor.Second Statistician.Ernie Christmas.Third Statistician.Hugh Roddick, Fourth Statistician.Wilma Richardson.Fifth Statistician.Irving Sixth Statistician, \u201c Marilyn Chmielarz., Assistant Stage Manager.; Brown.Ellen Garmaise.} - A A A A À À A À À A A A de A A A A A AA A AP HALL CARPETS FRON $1.50 YARD | WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING AT HALF PRICE FOR QUICK.efficient and Sale Prices \u2018entent service for the ex- nation of rodents and all insects, Estimates free.Call Pestroy Limited.RI.7 2457.BUILDING REPAIRS VERN DATWAY contractor, general maintenance, specializing in kitchens, bathrooms, playvvooms.WE.2.3032.CARTAGE AND MOVING ; PEST CONTROL BEDSPREADS FROM $2.95 , BLANKETS \u2014 SHEETS \u2014 TOWELS UPHOLSTERY MATERIAL \u2014 WIN- LOCAL.AND LONG DISTANCE DOW SHADES CUT TO MEASURE\u2014 MOVING, CHATING, PACKING © eer.|PLASTICS \u2014 LEATHERETTES, ETC.AND STORAGE ROGERS EXPRESS AT TV SERVICE ST.HUBERT A 1 TRUCKS available i TT Ç 7 - DEPARTMENT STORE - avatlable Large 5 LAN Suall ob Call Pat TT UNDER 7190 ST.HUBERT ST.NEW MANAGEMENT Westmount Hi-Fi \u2014 T.V.GLEN AT , 4435 ST.CATHERINE W.To Settle Estate ELECTRIC \u2014 PLUMBING | i PLIMHING & HEATING REPAIRS 1 & ALTERATIONS.REASONABLE, APPLIANCE SERVICE.ESTIMATES Furniture consisting of 12 piece dining room suite !walnuts: 8 picee bedroom suite (walnutr: 2 bureaus (maho- A PLEASURE CALL G47 67808 ganyi: 2 desks: chairs: rugs: VALITY SERVICIN tables.etc.Good condition.FURNITURE REPAIRS Q \u201d SERVICING easanable.No dealers.HU.| WE.7-4103 FURNITURE REPAIRED AND - .EE TOUT rem T/T REPOLISHED.SPECIALIST UPHOLSTERY N ANTIQUE AND MODERN : : Semmes meee ANTIQUE beautifully carved.REFINISHING.FREE ESTI- Renaissance high back throne MATE.CALL 276 5322 MIDTOWN hall chair.733-1238.After 6 UPHOLSTERING CO.p.m RNANCE 395 SELBY ST.MAINTENANCE | CUSTOM deluxe stereoplhionic, com- GENERAL maintenance man as ail- Upholsterers for discriminating pcople pletely automatic.Like new.Christ- able fo hotness and offices Night and #08 , Telephone Wellington 2.5812 or Wel- mas gift.san.Call 486-6815._ hugton 7-4446 after 5 pm HIDÉ-A-BED: dmette set: large bureau.Call 766-7861 evenings BEDROOM suite walnut: twin beds: chesterfield 3 piece: rug (blues.Call Saturday aud Sunday ory.484- 4087.No'denler, + Use Examiner Classifieds for best results | Stage Manager.Gary Mader.Fred Production Assistant, 28th Hobby.(Continued from page 3) ley.Ruth Swan.Anthony Blair.Russell Kelley.Jette Stoffregen Marcella Kelley.Mike Thompson, Rory Conolley.VICE-CHAIRMEN Deirdre McCay.Doreen Doyle.Gary Armstrong, Ann Bala.Chris Scott.Martha Fraser.Martha { Mackenzie.ADVISORS: David L.Taylor, Dr, S.G.| Mason, Mrs.S.V.Walsh, Lewis ! R.Waller, , Miss Miss Susan McLean, Catherine Fraser, David , Rennie, Bill Ridley.Mrs.Ernest ! Hoffman, Ken Lines.Jon Wood, | Minister's «ce : Westmount Baptist to (Continued from page 1) Melville Presbyterian will alse switch.Rev.D.M.Grant will be at speak os , \"Going forward with confid- ' ence.\u2019 Rev.H.J.Balsdon travels to St.Andrew's.Rev.A.T.Love of St.Stephan's Anglican Church and Rev.W.C.Nolting of the Luth- ern Church of the Redeemer | also takes paci-ia the exchange.VI.5 6324 V1.65-5260 Geoffrey, À Greenfield Park seeks 1963 Unity Boys Talent Parade The \u20181964\u2019 edition of | Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent will entertain the Senior|, Citizens of Greenfield Park! at the annual Winter Car-| nival sponsored by the Lions Ciub of Greenfield.Park on Tuesday, January.28.This is the same group of talented youngsters who! st.entertained the inmates of | the Federal Training, Centre this month and who have been invited to go to the Leclerc Institute early! in February.The Talent Parade is one of, the many activities sponsored | by the Unity Boys\u2019 Club of Westmount, the project that the Rotary Club of Westmount.founded some 20 years ago.OTHER ACTIVITIES i Over 75 different activities are scheduled for club members on a daily or weekly basis in-' cluding Arts, Crafts and Hobbies: Physical Programs: Club Groups and National Program Organizations; Special and Social Events and Continuing Mass Activities which is classified as groups without definite\u2019 enrolment.Special program features were inaugurated this year and these include.Radio Electronics with an Amateur Radio Station for transmitting and receiving: Tin Can Curling.TV Theatre, Concentrated Group Club Program, Guidance Department, Instructional Judo and Wrestling.i MEMBERSHIP ENROLMENT Since September 1, when the ; 1963-64 program season began, .654 boys and girls have enrolled and the participation over a\u2019 four-month period has been at the rate of a daily average of 293.The attendance during this i TUE » Announcing .THE 28th 070 00000 0/5/00/0/5/00 808 I i \u201c9 © Limited Enrolment Classes are filling vp EEE EE 4585 I EE mu 7 TS 7 = TT 1 0 OO | LEARN-TO-SWIM : © Individual Instruction For opplication forms and further information .Call or Write : WESTMOUNT Y.M.CA.period was 28.206.Jt is expected that the membership enrolment will reach; he 1,000 mark by early summer.FASHION SHOW The Ladies Auxiliary of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club of Westmount, in co-operation with the Ladies Auxiliaries of the Lions Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Club and the Point Charles Boys\u2018 and Girls\u2019 Club will sponsor a \u2018Fashion Show\u2019 which is to be held at the Champlain Blvd.Miracle Mart on Thursday.February 20, from 7:45 to approximately 9:30 p.m.Tickets for this special event will be available from either \u201cWHS plans two productions By DAVID The Theatre Club's plans for its February show are now definite.The production is to be an evening of the theatre, featuring two one-act plays.and excerpts from the musical.State Fair.A half hour excerpt will be | presented, which will contain | various musical numbers and dances from the musical.Rehearsals for this part of the program have already begun.Miss Jamieson is musical director.and Miss Langford-Jones and Miss Matthews, of the gym department, are in charge of the dancing.The first one-act play is Before the Flood.by A.A.Milne.lt is a domestic satire, which takes place in the houschold of Noah.while his family is preparing for the flood.The play is quite cleverly written, and, in it, the author has displayed a good deal of subtlety.Involved are ten characters: ANNUAL EE CLASSES : © Boys and Girls, 6 to 9 years 8 a \u2018 © First Course Starting March 30th a © Second Course Starting May 4th yo a quickly.Register now.Sherbrocke St.W.WE.7-3916 Te UE member of the Auxiliary or at the Club.1090 Greene avenue.For further particulars, please call the Club at WE.2-5506.CINDERELLA'S WARDROBE It is most gratifying to report that as a result of a newspaper appeal to the general public for discarded party and evening dresses which were to be used by members of the cast in the presentation of \u2018Cinderella\u2019 at the Unity Bovs' Club during the month of February.that the wardrobe has now been completed through the generosity of some 20 people.The wardrobe is now complete and the play \"will go on as scheduled.L.SMITH Noah and his wife, his three sons and their wives, à nosy neighbor and the mother of one of the wives.The characters are of quite varied nature, and each part gives the actor a chance to display his talent.The play is in three scenes.and lasts about half an hour.It is being directed by Mr.Osborne of the history department.The Bespoke Overcoat The other play is The Bespoke Overcoat, by Wolfe Man- ciewicz.It is a clever blend of humor and pathos.Set in London.it tells the story of a poor old Jewish clerk who asks his friend.a tailor to make him a \u201cbespouke™ overcoat tone which he will pay for as he gets the money\u2019.However, the clerk dies before he gets his coat; and, when the play opens, he has just returned from \u2018down below \u2018where everyone goes)\u201d to pick up his coat.The action up lo this time is related through a series of short flashback scenes.The play calls for at least two strong Jewish character actors, with realistic accents.1t is quite an ambitious production.The scenery is almost nil; so most of the burden of keeping the play going rests upon the actors.This play will be directed by Miss Beynon.and Miss Cantle- bury.The entire production is under the supervision of Miss King, staff advisor to the Theatre Club.; 'Y\u2019 Week celebrated locally National YMCA week.January 20-25 is being ob-, served at the Westmount; YMCA with emphasis on | health through physical fit-! ness, G.L.Welton, executive director, announced this t + He said the Westmount \u2018Y'| hoped to make members of the, community more aware of the variety and extent of the fitness programs available, During YMCA week local businessmen are invited to participate and observe one of these classés as guests of the \u2018Y\u2019.J Activities include men's and women's health classes, family swims, ski conditioning classes.| handball, and skin and scuba\u2019 diving among others.Mr.Welton said that the Westmount YMCA is interested \u201cin the physical intellectual.social and emotional development of people, and the development of recreational skills for almost all age levels from nine years of age up.\u201d GUIDES BROWNIES CUBs Le: BOY SCOUT Audit The St.Leu\u2019s Scout Troop and the 53rd Guide Company under the direction of John K.McDonald and Miss Barbara Durkin, together took a sleigh vide in the I au- rentians, last weekend.The day started with à ride on à Ski-Doo provided by Jean The Louis Imbeault, the scoutmaster of the Boy's Farm in Shaw- bridge, followed by the sleigh ride and then a hot supper.Mr.McDonald mentions that St Paul's Bowes and Guides and the St Leo's Cubs and Scouts will hold a demonstrations for their parents on Feb.28 14964 in St Leo's School Hall, 360 Clarke Ave.at 3 pm everyone enjoyed themselves and advises other (roups to d All parents are anvited and i PS lu AU coffee will be served.the same.St.Leo's cubs and Scouts oT .have been invited to The Boys\u2019 Accidents in which five or mare Farm for a weekend by Mr.persons are killed are called Imbeault.catastrophic, Q FOR ALL YOUR ELECTRONIC NEEDS @ PAYETTE IRADIOS 730 ST.JAMES ST, W.NEAR UNIVERSITY Store Hours: 8.30 o.m.to 6 p.m.Daily «\u2014\u2014 Sot.Until 1 p.m.A COMPLETE SELECTION OF HI-FI cr STEREO EQUIPMENT and ACCESSORIES Springis for the birds.do it now! Why wait tll the warm weather fo start improving your home?With an NHA Home Improvement Loan, available through your bank, you can do it now, You'll get faster service and you can often save money, Check tho hist for the jobs that need doing around your house, then go ahead.Do it now, + Additional Rooms eo Powder Room oe Cuploards eo J'ainting and + Fences oe Bathroom or Wallpapering os Steps Kitchen Fratures e Clarageor Cur Port + Sinking and eo Firepluce o Porches Improiement e Storm Wendous o Plumbing of Wells and ora eo Furnace e Musonry e Flrilt-In Cooking o Finishing off Attic» Floors and Refrigeration e Basement oe Ruof eo Sereens and Playroom + Insulations Au nings o Electrical System o Foundation Walls Who's eligible for loans?Houscholders, or owners of rental properties, including apartments, How fast must you pay back?It depends on the sum, But loans can be repayable in monthly instalments, together with interest, for perlods of up to ten years, Where to get details?Apply to your bank manager.Do it now.Then have those needful repairs or renovations done right away.Why Wait for Spring?Issued by authority of HON.ALLAN J.MacEACHEN, MINISTER OF LABOUR, CANADA, onze #961 \u2018pZ Aionuor \u2018Apply 'seutwoxy junowysam ey) [ l The Westmount Examiner, Friday, January 24, 1964 12 THE MARCH DI MES Jan.20th to Feb.4th MOTIIERS WANTED \u2014 Here's your opportunity to participate for two hours 7 to PREVENTION REHABILITATION Crippling.To register phone immediately to: VI.5-6229 or AV.8-7982, 9 p.m.on Feb.3 in The Mothers\u2019 March on 1964 OBJECTIVE *200,000.THIS APPEAL IS MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH THE COOPERATION OF THE FOLLOWING: PAUL VIAU Chartered Insurance Broker Rous & Matthews & Associates Lid.8235 Mountain Sights 739-5571 Res.148 Cote St.Antoine Rd.937-5169 SUITE 3 WESTMOUNT GENEVA PASTRY MR.and MRS.ANDRE PERRET GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG CO.FINE RUGS\u2014BROADLOOMS\u2014ORIENTAL GIFTS 4151 - 4153 St.Catherine St.W.WE.2-4277 EVELEIGH - PATTERSON LUGGAGE CO.F.REEVE EVELEIGH 4190 St.Catherine St.W WE.5-2101 (At Greene ) Electrolux (CANADA) LIMITED SERVICE and SALES 395 Victoria Ave.489-9353 J.A.GAGNON BARBER SHOP & BEAUTY PARLOR 4864 Sherbrooke St.W.HU.6-0838 Please Send Your Contributions to: QUEBEC MARCH OF DIMES 407 McGill St., Montreal, Room 705 "]