The Westmount examiner, 14 février 1964, vendredi 14 février 1964

[" \u2018Independence yes \u2014 Drapeau no\u2019 Examine pv NN VOL.XXXVIl, No.7 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1964 5 CENTS H.Roy Crabtree, FYE YW WY 12 PAGES WEREDALE {left} re-elected president of Weredale House and C, F.Carsley, Red Feather chairman chat with two young Weredale residents at the home's annual meeting Tuesday.Weredale education level up Weredale House in West- mount, temporary or semi-per- manent home for hundreds of boys is not \u2018one of Red Feather's problem children\u201d reelected president H.Roy Crab- tree said Tuesday at Weredale's 93rd annual meeting.He noted \u2018that despite the number of boys under care and the rising costs of living, Were- dale's demand from Red Fea-' ther has not increased in recent years.\u2018As a charter member of the Red Feather Federation approach to fund raising for operational expenses, he said.The number of boys in residence at Weredale during 1963 averaged 62.8.Executive director V.T.McAdam pointed out that when the organization \u2018moved to Weredale House in 1930 the ages of the boys under their care were practically the same as today \u2014 average 15 years for those | leaving \u2014 but 68% of them were working.\u201cToday 85% of them are still at school,\u201d he said.Following the meeting, officers and guests watched the Weredale version of the musical comedy \u2018Oliver\u2019 with the boys showing the year's activities in drama form.The show, first presented in (Continued on page 11) The boys are Karl T.Mazurek [left} and Alan Turcot.Westmount Park redevelopment work to start The large scale redevelopment will primarily be concerned with traffic.of Westmount Park, eight months planting and beautification, tree in the planning, will begin early planting.laying of sod.next month, it was announced dominent: munity administered by their own -; Hovernment: we may have our | few suggested said that it was Last June the city retained the, not fair for Montreal citizens to this week.The city is now calling park planning firm of McFadzean | pay for such services as the sub- for tenders for the job which will and Every to draw up a master | way.8% favor aufonomy Examiner poll reveals Only about two per cent of Westmount citizens wish their city to join up with Montreal, according to an Examiner ballot survey presented last week.Westmounters by the hundreds gave full vent to their feelings and made it clear they wish Westmount to remain autonomous.on the ballots, five were pre-| Citizens pre- k h ferred autonomy because: | sped $ ere @ \u2018Westmount\u2019s efficient gov- rather than by politicians could March 18 not be equalled in Montreal.\u2019 Le © \u2018\u2019Monireal\u2019s burning interest Opposition leader John in this city springs from à desire Diefenbaker will speak at \u201cOnly as an autonomous , cite can Westmount retain its by the Montreal Junior unique character and charm.\u201d Board of Trade.@ \u2018Municipal services, such This will be part of a series of tive lectures at wineh represent- anywhere on the island and plain their would certainly not be improved licies, a spokesman said.Ex- by joining Montreal.\u201d change hall in the Board of ® \u2018English speaking citizens Trade Building will be used for was unavail- Among the scores of reasons for retaining indepen-| dence emphatically stated Die en a er ernment, free from graft, managed by practical businessmen to grab Westmount taxes and put Victoria Hall March 18.it 1 sans dsewhere ** i them to work elsewhere.was announced Wednesday as street cleaning, snow removal, uarbage collection are unequalled atives of all federal parties vx- party's economic po- are in a minority on the island (he other tour but and prefer to remain in a com- able on March 18, Most of the seats will be taken \u201cup by board members, but à few will be available to the public.EE.J.Sardis, chairman of the board's cconomics and finance study committee said the purpose of the meetings is to perma the publie to examine the parties economic policies separately from other issues, \u2018The publie often loses sight of economie policies in the myriad ot policies put forward.\u201d he said.State Secretary Maurice Lae montagne will speak February 26 at Exchange Hall: T.\u20ac.Douglas, leader of the New Democratic Party, March 4: Mr.Diefenbaker, March 18: Real Caouelte, leader ol Le Ralhement des Cré- See also page four kind.\" Few among the small group voting in favor of annexation by Montreal gave reasons.There was a single theme only: \u2018to run a large metropolitan centre, it is necessary to have one central private clubs and societies, but not our private cities within cities.\u201d In several cases, members of the same family were apparently divided on the question and sent in separate ballots, oe ditistes, March 25, and Robert About Br d peser co Thompson, leader of the Social operation between CSUNOUNL git party, April 1 and Montreal and other island The municipalities while still opposing annexation: Many suggested a metropolitan type of control for - police and fire depart- sewage disposal, ete.A addresses will begin at ° 8 pm.ments, Next week's weather \u201cused by the whole popu- be received until February 28.It is expected that most of the attention was given to the bonds work in the first phase will be, which completed by late Spring.In-' volved is the complete reconstruc- plan for the entire park.Special lation of the island.\u2019 formerly constituted to comet sa = No luncheon meeting vine at Western and Lansdowne.The Westmount Rotary t 40, 40: 40; 20: 0 10 æ services we are! strong believers in the Welfare\u2019 \" : contour the entire park.tion of the waterworks system Both had badly deteriorated with Club's luncheon meeting Wed- supplying the park's.two orna- age and would not hold water.| nesday.February 19, has been mental ponds.rebuilding of the The water course between them cancelled, it was announced renew concrete and brick paths and trouble to city engineers, preliminary earthmoving to re- The popular duck pond operates The second phase of operations changed to any great extent, | which is expected to begin July 1 (Continued on page 11° Eskimo priest here Sunday ! An Eskimo priest from the made with a teen-aged girl, one | tiny village of Igloolik on Hud- of four Eskimos living in Mont- son's Strait in the far reaches of real.She will stand below the the North-West Territories comes pulpit at a second microphone | to Westmount Sunday as guest at the Evensong services, preacher at St.Matthias\u2019 Church, The City of Westmount is well- e is Rev.Noah Nasook, rector known in Igloolik.Last year as'ronto with his wife gaining paro- ponds themselves, construction of was also a constant source of; | independently and will not be' i Harry Houstan or B.Stapeles \u201cob = > cently.In its place the Club will February 15 to 22 hold its annual \u201cladies Night\" in Victoria Hall.Members are asked to advise Commencing bright and quite cold, this could be a troubles.some week with a wide lempe- rature range.Thaw probable + into the middle of the week, : then dropping to near zero | some nights, Sunny days mid-week will be followed by gale winds with | gluze ice and 6 to 10° of snow.| Improving rapidly tor a pleasant weekend.if they will be present.mination to be erected in the; district.It was quickly built by.the Eskimos and named St.Mat.+ 7 thias\u2019, Mr.Nasook, a native of the vil- i N D E x lage, spent the past month in To- of .another St.Matthias\u2019 Church a thank-offering on its 50th anni.chial experience.They return Churches .; in the Arctic.| versary the congregation of West- home directly after the West- Classifieds .:° Mr.Nasook speaks no English mont\u2019s St.Matthias\u2019 raised $7,000 mount visit.| Editorial au 4 and church officials last week.to pay for the construction of an! The Arctic Church will be con- n launched a wide search for an! Anglican church in the Arctic, secrated next month by Bishop Sports sous a 000000 interpreter.Arrangements were | settlement, the first of any deno-! Marsh, of the Arctic Diocese.Women's .8 & 9 The Westmount Exeminer, Friday, Februery 14, 1964 2 J ad vi II etage EE > yr.A COMPLETE SELECTION OF HI-FI .cs ©0 © PAYETTE ou 3 IRADIOT NES OR OOS CTR LI I SRS 3 ThuE Al'g APaËTme SHE AND THERE ARE APARTMENTS ?A Doorman greets you, he's pleasant, he helps with your No trouble finding 8 Enter the foyer \u2014 it's bright and cheerful.requests \u2014 Sees to your car.your way around.Everything is as it should be in this delightful scenic apariment building.THE MONTEBELLO 4850 COTE ST.LUC {AT WESTMOUNT BLVD.) SP Montreal Trust Company PROFERTY LEASING & MANAGEMENT DEPT.» For information 86) - 168], LOC.484 484 - 7197 This Week in Westmount Margaret Webster, Cote St, Antuine road, chairman of the Metropolitant Division of Montreal for the Sal.cation Army Campaign sending out a special appeal this week for assistance for all section chairmen.The appeal is to all volunteer canvassers who may have a few hours to spare during the first two weeks of May, and who would help bring about the success of the campaign by calling on neighbours and friends in their areas, for demations.\u201cThe weather will be warm by then, and children still in school, Canvassers are urgently needed.1 hope that by making an appeal for assistance now we may be able to reach the volunteer canvassers who are free and willing to assist in our work when we need them during the campaign.\u201d Section chairman for the Salvation Army Campaign fer Section Ten in Westmount is Mrs.D.Steel, Cote St.Antoine road.Boundaries for section ten are: west boundary \u2014 Claremont avenue inclusive: north \u2014 the Boulevard exclusive; east \u2014 Lans- - downe avenue exclusive; south \u2014 CPR tracks.Please , telephone your section chairman if you are in this area.Westmounters Dr.H.Rocke Robertson and Mrs.Robertson, Mr.and Mrs.Ph.B.Papachristides.Mrs.A.W.D.Swan and Mr.Swan attended the Charity Ball of the Hellenic Ladies Bene- of the ball d\u2019Athenes.\u201d A colorful costume ball at Victoria Hall was held by the German group known as the \u201cRing Club\u201d last Saturday.Westmount Artist Harold Beament.RCA The Boulevard, was recently elected was Antoine's Art Gallery x Third Annual 'MAKE.AN OFFER .SALE A unique event which should appeal to the sporting instincts of every picture lover.All paintings will bear a number plus the regulor listed selling price.Just fill in a special cord with number of painting Phone Number.YOUR offer .At four o\u2018clock this Saturday and the following Saturday the offers will be examined ond each successful bidder notified by phone.OUR ENTIRE COLLECTION IS OFFERED INCLUDING PAINTINGS BY THE FOLLOWING ARTISTS EUROPEAN: COROT \u2014 BUNDY \u2014 FEDERICO \u2014 NEUHUYS \u2014 DeHOOG\u2014BOUTER \u2014 POTHAST\u2014SCHERREWITZ CANADIAN: KRIEGHOFF \u2014 PILOT \u2014 RIORDON \u2014 McLAREN \u2014 JACKSON \u2014 MASSON \u2014 ROBERTS \u2014 BOUCHARD SALE CONTINUES UNTIL FEB.22nd Galleries Open Daily From 8:30 a.m.to 5:00 p.m.939 Victoria Square UN.6-4095 .Nome .CONTINUES .Address .\u2014 HENDRIKS \u2014 EICHINGER.\u2014 GIUNTA \u2014 LITTLE FREE PARKING By VALENTINA RAHR President of the Royal Canadian Academy .An exbi- bition of art opened at the Tate Gallery in London, England, this week.The show comprises the works of eleven Canadian painters and is the first Canadian exhibition at the Tate in 25 years.A painting owned by Mer Majesty Queen Elizabeth, executed by Westmounter Goodridge Reo- berts, was loaned for the display .Samuel Brenfman, Belve- dere road, again honorary campaign chairman of the Canadian Cancer Society this vear .Seven straight wins, one tie.and another win by WHS grade eleven hockey team this week puts them in first place in the league Remark by a Westmount Constable on duty at the WHS Carnival dance last Friday: \u201cThere are about eight hundred kids in there, all bumper to bumper since 7:30 tonight.\u201d A little congested perhaps?.This week Les Grands Ballets Canadiens.which gave a special performance of \u2018\u2018Pierrot de la Lune\u201d at Place des Arts for pupils of the Catho- lie School Board.which was S.À.Vineberg | | secrejary.Murray Steinberg has campaign elected by | Jewish Appeal volent Society on Saturday at.the Windsor Hotel.The theme | \u201cNuit Stephen A.Vineberg of 24! Summitt Circle was elected pr e-' sident of the Young Adult Divi- attended by several pupils from St.Paul's Academy, left on a trans Canada tour from coast to coast.Included js a special performance in the Charlottetown, Centennial Celebrations, and then a continuation of the tour through varjous cities in the United States .Fashion and radio Commentator Doris Clarke, Gros- venor avenue, predicting exciting floral, spring chap- peaux for the ladies for the cocktail hour which are dainty and consist of several shades of attractive colors, all in the same creation .Lola Lanyi, artist and milliner, Grosvenor avenue, home again after undergoing minor surgery.Artist Irene Shaver exhibiting paintings from February 17 to 29 inclusive at Gemst Gallery.5380 Sherbrooke West.Visiting hours 10 to 6 p.m.daily, except Friday until 9 pm.t | 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 sion of the Combined Appeal and the Jewish Jewish Federation at the first annual meeting of this division which has now! been reorganized to inaugurate\u2019 a year-round community service program for young adults: Mr.Vineberg who served as.the first campaign chairman of\u2019 Havé You Seen This Design Anywhere in\u2019 Westmount?\"CUT OUT AND KEEP THIS CLIPPING\" VC SECRET NEXT WEEK , Lans 0 \u2018mr.II \u2014 the YAD in 1962 stated that the | nh inauguration of a year-round: program for this division \u201cwill ante .give our members the oppor- |?a tunity for involvment in both = = education activities as well as'jg STORE u campagning.\u201d 8 or a Writing in the first issue of; Z Bn the \u2018Yad Reporter.\u201d a special |B DISPLAY SPACE = publication of the Young nied | 3 en u Division.Mr.Vineberg pointed a oul that the Jewish community GREENE AVE.: welfare program has undergone |B changes which \u201cmore than ever = requires volunteers with a a greater understanding of and identification with community services.not just to raise funds, but to give more direct service to those people who benefit from | our Jewish social agencies.If\u2019 our younger generation is to be i proprely prepared to assume its responsibile role for leadership, it too must be directly involved.in education and service.\u201cThe Young Adult Division of | the Jewish Federation and Com- ;bined Jewish Appeal has been \u201corganized for this very purpose \u2014 to provide the means for voung leadership involvement,\" ; he said.Elected to posnick.vice-presidents: Shalinsky.financial been named YAD chairman for 1964.Members of the board of directors are: Diane Abbey.Mr.and Mrs.David Beecher, Morris Cohen.Morty J.Cohen.Mrs.Lionel Epstein.Brahm Gelfand, Jack Gold.Joan Kellnor, Nicki Lang.Herman Lindy, Paul Low- enstein, Gordon Schwartz, Rosalie Segal.Frances Silver, Mar- win Smith, Mr.and Mrs, Mur- Mrs.Stephen Vineberg and So] Zuckerman.ray Steinberg, serve with Mr.Vineberg as officers are: Donald A.Wright and Mrs.Philip Sha- Kayla recording secretary; and Donald Hersh, Va.Bi Lg Mn Li EE Your PLUMBING NOW and SAVE] WANT PLENTY OF HOT WATER ?Call us today ond let us instoll a hot water heater lorge enough to give you all the hot woter vou need.WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LTD.C.Cadorette \u2014 N.Lamoureux 206 Olivier Ave., Westmount WE.5-1189 24 HOURS SERVICE PEN For A Your © PHOTOGRAPHY 2 Stores to Serve You © PHOTO SUPPLIES © PICTURE FRAMING ACME PHOTO Reg'd.4123 St.Catherine W.WE.2-5709 4866 Sherbrooke St.W.HU.1-1989 THE VOL.XXXVI, No.7 Exa ty ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmakers ONMAN\u2019S IRA OO (LAX (1A JEWELLERS WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.MONTREAL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1964 Les 35 PAGE THREE Station tenders out | Montreal.already at work relocating sewers and cables within the City of Westmount will soon begin actual construction of a subway terminus on Western avenue.The Drapeau-Saulnier administration has authorized calling of tenders for feet from Elm avenue to a point east of Atwater.| Fire-fighting courses set Westmount police and firemen this week began a second Civil Protection Drive.this time to recruit at least 15 volunteers to undergo extensive training in auxiliary fire-fighting.Courses will be held twice a week in two hour sessions start- u \u201cthe ing February 20.Applications are now being received at the Westmount Fire Department for volunteers between the ages of 18 and 55.A physical examination will be required.Four weeks ago Westmount began Civil Protection Courses is rescue registered for the program.The Force is designed lo assist the regular municipal police aad firemen in case of local disaster or nuclear attack.In the latter instance the Westmount group would take orders from district eight headquarters in Montreal.Cold?It's the wind Did you find # exceptionally Cold certain days recently.Well.it's not so much the temperature as the wind.which in effect makes the temperature lower than it is, according to Eric Neal, Examiner weather expert.\u201cThe chill factor mav be considered as the loss of body temperature due to cold and wind.\u201d he says.It is similar to the calculation for evaporation losses under hot conditions.\u201d According to a table prepared bv the RCAF.at 20 below with 3 20 MPH wind, the equivalent is 70 below \u2014 and that's cold! MONTREAL'S FINEST rib\u2019n reef The Red Door To Dining Pleasure 8105 Decarie Blvd.Phone 735-1601 work.Fifteen citizens - the job which covers 1.428 Montreal Public works direc- {tor Lucien L'Allier.in charge of \u201cthe subway project, reported that \u201che has made arrangements with \u201cWestmount authorities for the \"work, Western avenue will be closed \u201cfor a maximum of 450 days after construction begins, using the \u2018\u201copen-eut method.Westmount does not participate directly in the building of the subway and does not pay for it.Plans for the Westmount section.however, have been submitted to local city engineers for approval.The main platforms for the terminal will be located astride Westmount-Montreal border Stairs will connect with both sides of Western.The tracks bevond the station which will extend to within 100 feet of Green avenue will first be used for storing subway cars.later.perhaps, for a proposed extension through Westmount.When the subway is completed this station will be the western terminus for the 4.3 mile line which is to run under Demontig- ny.Ontario.Burnside and St.Luke street with 10 stations.Eastern terminus will be located on Harbor street.near Ontario street.Many comments were re- veived from advertisers concerning the favorable results received from their advertisements in last week's special promotion issue of The Fxa- miner.The Advertising Dept.thanks Westmount residents for their support of these advertisers which further proves the influence of this paper as an advertising medium.reaching Westmount families.three remaining east-west through Sun Life reports record sales Sun Life sales in 1963 increased five percent over the previous year to an alltime record of $1.183.000,000.Tuesday by Alistair M.Campbell.president, and the company\u2019s 93rd - annual meeting.Pavments to policy holders.beneficiaries and annuitants during the vear totalled $217 millions, eight percent more than in 1962.he said.it was announced \u2018without charge at the library! KING AND QUEEN Courtney Pratt and Gail Budd crowned King and Queen of the Westmount High School Winter Carnival Friday night.They are flanked by teacher David Flannagan and physical education instructor H.Stratton.The crowning of the two popular students at the dance was but one of the features of the school's annual carnival.It began Wednesday with the construction of snow sculptures by the various athletic houses and was highlighted Friday by a football game on the snowy field featuring the Rinkydinks versus the Dinkyrinks.A banquet and dance followed in the sven- ing.Those who still possessed some energy left the Saturday morning for a ski trip Traffic NEED A CAB! UN.6-4551 moving VETERAN TAXI ASS'N.Rush hour traffic along the\u2019 streets in lower Westmount has not been too far out of the ordinary.\u201d police officers said Wednesday.They credited the extra policemen on duty at strategic points in the area for the com- well HAVING YOUR paratively smooth traftie tlow after the closing of Western avenue.\u201cThe loss of Western is not felt too heavily now as Montreal's Burnside avenue is also closed.\u201d an officer stated.City of Montreal public works crews blocked off Western on January 31 as they began relocation of underground sewers and electrical systems prior to subway digging.It is expected to remain closed for at least a vear.Wuod avenue, from St.Catherine to Western is also closed for sewer work in connection with the subway.Hi-fi concert set Feb.26 at library A music appreciation concert with hi-ti recordings will be featured Wednesday, February 2.at the Atwater Library.Guest commentator will be E.A Thorn, a past president of the Library.| The series of Wednesday night programs are open to the public: ANSWERED 24 HOURS EVERY DAY Lm, CUTS BURGLARIES 58% YOU'RE NEVER OUT BECAUSE WE'RE ALWAYS IN! 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Tupper street, in Westmount | Starting time is 8.15.| 1500 St.Catherine St.West \u2014.WESTMOUNT Examiner Serving the City of Westmount since 1938 THE HUGH R.MOUNT, Generol Manoger Printed and Published Everv Friday bv MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7005 Kildore Rood, Montreal 29 John W.Sancton President and Publisher Hugh E.McCormick Chairman Editorial \u2014 Accounting \u2014 Circulation Display Advertising Deportments 481-2771 Clossified Advertising \u2014 8:30 a.m.to 5 p.m.Daily {To 8:30 p.m.Mon., Tues.& Wed.) 481-0451 The Fanminer alms to be an independent.clean newspaper for the beme, devoted te public service.$1.20 hall yeur, Newspapers Association, Quebec Mail subscriptions: Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Five cents à copy.SLO per vear: Association, Canadian Community Newapapers Representiutives.Authorized is Second Class Mail by the Port Office Department, Ottawa, and fer payment of postuxe an Cash.WE SAY \u2018 Traffic still moves through /1'TH Montreal pouring more and more traffic into Westmount at the dinner-time rush hour and with one of the four major arteries closed for subway construction il is remarkable how smoothly the traffic moves.Of course since the closing of Western at the beginning of the month there have been no heavy accident-causing snow storms during the peak period.And much credit must go to the extra traffic constables on duty during rush hour periods.But the situation never too bright for motorist to begin with.Pedestrians often moved faster than traffic on east- west streels here.Many tnotorists are now frequently adding 10 minutes to the time for the homeward trip.Consequently reports this week from Montreal Public Works Director Lucien l'Allier that work on Western avenue may take as long as 450 days.about three months longer than originally planned.are greeted with a sigh of deepening resignation .followed by a rush to lay in bulk supplies of bus tickets.was the Wrong accent is detected ( NE thing is sure: the disquietude between English-speaking Canadians and French-speaking Canadians will not be ended by an English-speaking native trving to act like his French compatriot.It would be just as reasonable to say that an English oak can be, or even look like, the roses of Picardy.There is, and always will be, à difference between the Canadian of Anglo-Saxon origin and the Canadian of French origin, Can ne'er the twain meet?Perhaps, but it will be only on the foundation of mutual respect, and reciprocated affection, The two races and the two languages have got to survive together if there is to be a Canada.The alterna- sampling of public opinion on the annexation question \u201c1 prefer our efficient, honest government by businessmen who are not self seekers, Despite Montreal's protestations, Westmount more than pays its own way, in a Metropolitan sense.\u201d \u201cWith its system of mayor and aldermen nel all being elected at one time and having a city manager directed by the mayor and aldermen, West- mount has had continuous good government for over 50 years.During this time Montreal has had many changes in its type of administration.Some of its administrators have been fair- Westmount residents by choice My reason is based on the following considerations concerning the nature and fune- tion of municipalities, From the point of view of economics a municipality exists for the purpose of providing and administering certain {types of local services police and fire protection, water supply, streets and sewerage, eter which individuals cannot arrange for on their own.Therefore, the only reason for one municipality merging with another is to achieve certain economies of scale- through forming a large municipality to obtain better or more services at the same tax rates than before.And even her two municipalities may enjoy the economics of scale in the supply of certain services throuth pooling their resources but without merging.For example two or more municipalities can contract to Operate a common water works that none alone could afford\u201d to operate, Applying this general reasoning to Montreal and West- mount, 1 cannot sce how the people of Westmount would obtain better municipal services at existing tax rates, Or the sème services at lower rates, by merging with Montreal, If there is any area of service such as in traffie or transportation where benefits would be achieved by Westmount and Montreal combining, then let it be done by cooperation \u2014 not political merger.For 1 can see a great advantage to administrative efficiceney by having several autonomous municipalities within a concentrated area such as the Island of Montreal.If people do not like the way a particular municipality is run they have a choice of moving to a neighboring municipality \u2014 a choice that is severely restricted when the number of municipalities is reduced ta one.tive?There is onlv one.Chaos, confusion, bloodshed.unreasoning passion.Should not there be understanding\u201d?Is there a sharp-enough axe with which to chop down the English oak?Is there a chemical that can eat away the Quebec that is loved in the nine other provinces?A false accent from eutside Quebec is easy to deteet.For these reasons ! vote for an autonomous West- mount.Not the only fine library Sir.| too agree that West- mount has a fine library.However.| disagree with the use of the word \u201csuperior\u201d used in last week's letter of commendation.There are many other fine libraries on this island, in this province, in this country and in this world.Also it is highly doubtful that the citizens of West- mount are superior in mentality to other people throughout Canada or the world.Westmounter \u2018Have-nots\u2019 want in, resident declares 1 believe Westmount should remain autonomous because of?our fine civie government and honorable honest administration, Because we prefer West- mount virtues \u2014 honor, intre- grilv and the greatest good for the greatest number \u2014 ine! stead of Montreal's historic | vices \u2014 graft, corruption \u2014 to which is now added what well may be discrimination against; anything not French-speaking; | Because we are fully aware that Montreal's burning interest in us springs from an\u2018 equally burning desire to grab | Westmount's taxes and put them to work elsewhere; Because this is a case of the \u201chave-nots\u201d wanting what it | took Westmounters fifty vears | to build in this city \u2014 and 1 do not mean bricks and stone | but a way of life where all who live here.regardless of language.race or creed, are united in love of their muni-; cipality and good neighborhood, Because we prefer to be governed and administered by | practical business-men dedie- ; ated to the best interest of their fellow - citizens, rather! than by politicians who have already damaged their cause by blatant untruths.! Because we have a city with: one of the finest reputations | mm this continent from every ! viewpoint, including the ability | to market its municipal bonds.| Because we are no fools, | This is our city and we helped to make it.We are proud of: everything about it.And we! are going to keep it this way.: lf the City of Montreal sue- ceeds in bulling through annexation with any help from the Provincial Government, that! Government and Premier Le-! sage will make a bitter enemy | ouf of every citizen in West-, mount, and Quebec wi} not forget: + Jv good, some bad and some indifferent.\u201d \u2018Should Westmount remain autonomous?This question borders on the idiotic to anyone who has lived in N.D.G.and then moved to Westmount, Municipal services alone in Westmount warrant perpetual autonomy.\u2019 Bill Dunlop \u201cI believe that Westmount should remain autonomous to ensure that we have responsible government, Drapeau is certainly responsible but his successor may not be.However, there should be more cooperation between the (wo governments \u2014 for example regular meetings every fortnight.Also our council meetings should be open to the public because right now the public of Westmount can find out more about Montreal's council meetings than those of Westmount.\u201d \u2018\u201cAutonomous because Westmount can provide a more realistic, more efficient, cheaper civic government than Montreal can.\u201d Dirty streets ond garbage \u2018Montreal is always in debt.Montreal is incapable of managing their own affairs: for example.dirty streets, garbage all over the place.snow removal \u2018very poor).corruption?Montreal should mind its own damn civic al- fairs.Montreal has really nothing good to offer West- mount.\u201cLocal needs are best understood by a small group.Let us retain clean government.\u201d \u201cWe have been residents of Westmount for 23 years and would never Jive anywhere else from choice.Westmount is well managed and streets well cared for, even the side streets in Winter or Summer.Westmount has always paid their share.Al Mayor Drapeau is interested in is the money entailed in the taxation.\u2019 Mrs.F.H.Clemins \u201cWestmount should remain autonomous in order to retain its unigue character.However, there may be need of better co-operation between Montreal and Westmount.\u201d Lose ifs identity \u201cWestmount is a well-run courteous city and we can notice the difference after leaving the City of Montreal.The men who run Westmount take a personal interest in the citizens as can be seen by the various activities in the City.Should it become annexed to Montreal it would definitely lose its identity.1 hope it will never take place, Miss \u20ac.Christie \u201cWestmount must remain autonomous but cooperation between police and tire departments of Westmount and Montreal should be strengthed by other means than annexation \u2014 to Westmount's good.Civic administration should not be interfered with.\u201d Autonomous .(1) We are an unrecognized minority.«21 \u2018\u2019Milked\u2019 to pay for public works miles away.\u20183! No personal interest in Westmount by Montreal council.t4+ Danger of hot-dogs en the Bowling Green \u2018re \u2018Old School Tie poct, Examiner February 700 Resulls r 1963 CANADA'S LARGEST LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY SOLD THE LARGEST AMOUNT OF LIFE INSURANCE IN ITS HISTORY.Sun Life representatives sold $1.18 billion of life insurance in 1963.Group life insurance amounted to $333 million and individual life insurance to $850 million.The amount of individual insurance sold increased by 8.3% over the previous year.Increases in the dividend scale and growth of business in force result in dividends to participating policyholders in 1964 totalling $50.9 million, the largest amount in the Company's 93 year history.Paid to Policykolders and Beneficiaries.New Life Insurance.heen Total 1.ife Insurance in Force.Income.Surplus, including Reserve for Fluctuation in Security Values.Assets at December 31st.1963 1962 217,088,000 $ 199,884,000 1,183,726,000 1,128,440,000 11,512,419,000 10,440,722,000 436,971,000 412.745,000 271,013,000 252,107,000 2,698,.465,000 2,583,033,000 A copy of the Sun Life Annual Report for 1963 is being sent to polieyholders; copiez may also be obtained from any of the company\u2019s offices from coast to coast.\u2018 LIFE INSURANCE \u20ac ANNUITIES © GROUP LIFR \u20ac GROUP HEALTH e GROUP FENHONS Fogel peaking ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA Hobby Show plans complete A multi-colored booklet describing the 28th Boys\u2019 and Girls Hobby Show has now been prepared and will be sent to local youngsters next week, the Westmount YMCA announced Wednesday.Contents include special entry form for games.pets and music and entertainment, and the general form for all other departments including the various entry requirements.The annual event runs from April 1-4.1t was announced that only those boys and girls (amateurs! under 18 years of age residing in Westmount.attending school in Westmount.holding Westmount YMCA membership cards.or belonging to other youth organizations in West- mount.will be eligible to compete.ENTRY All entries must be the work of the exhibitor.Unchanged exhibits from previous years may not be entered: No general or special entry forms or entries will be accepted alter the closing dates.JUDGING All entries will be grouped for judging according to the categories listed in this booklet excepting those categories where there are less Lhan five entries.In this case entries will be reclassified by Department Chairman for judging purposes.AGE CLASSIFICATION In all departments .except in Indoor Athletics) competition will be open to Bantam (8 year and under, Juniors (9-11 years), Intermediate (12-14 years!.and Senior 15-17 years).CUPS AND PRIZES There will be 1st.2nd.and 3rd prize ribbons awarded in each section of each department.Also.for each department there shall be at least 2 green special ribbons and one best in department Rosette award presented for outstanding entries.The winners of these awards will be presented with special prizes at the closing ceremony.Cups will be awarded to the Bantam.Junior, Interemediate aad Senior grand aggregate winners.to the owner of the exhibit judged Best in the Show.and to the Best in the Department of Music and Entertainment.There are two cups for Senior and two trophies for Junior Indoor Athletics winners, and new awards for the Bantams in this Department.SPECTATORS Hobby Show exhibitors and neddie FIX IT.3) \\ | 3 < $ ; It, \"ninety-two\" ; Columbus\u2019 coming Was fine except He had no plumbing.) JOHNWATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1369 GREENE AVENUR WE.5-4689 competitors will be presented ' will accept the delivery ef ex- with one pass only at the time hibits according tu the time- of the delivery of their exhibit table in the program Only.The or their special entry form.This entitles them to view the Show at any time it is open.free of charge.Parents and other nonparticipants are invited to view the show at the times and prices listed in the program.CARE OF EXHIBITS The Hobby Show Committee preparations to insure the safety and care of exhibits but at not assume responsibility for exhibits lost, stolen or damaged.Exhibits must be reclaimed by Saturday.April 11.1964 the same time it must be understood that the executive can.| IMs.KG.| served tor three years.The an.: touncement ' .annual Executive will take responsible ; ning Other A.L.Maclaurin is elected by SPCA The SPCA has a new president, © Mes L.MacLaurin, who succeeds Blackader, who H.C Scott, hoaorary pre sideat; Mes, J A.Laiag.fist vice-president: Mes.F.HO Du lingham, second vice-president; FF.T Carlin, honorary treasurer, and Mis 1D Blair, secretary.was made at the meeting Tuesday eve- honorary elected officers were Shovel snow?That's woman's work now! | V° Leaders Corps induction tonight The formal induction of cight high school boys and girls into \"the Physical Leader's Corps of the Westmount YMCA takes \u201cplace tonight.President of the Corps, Bob Dart.and stall advisor, Miss Andrea Duvar.will conduct the induction ceremony.The following have been accepted as leaders and will be formally entering the : Corps: Doreen Doyle, Russel Kelley.Maureen and Sheila Me- Cormick, Elizabeth Churcher, M.Tallman and L.MacDonald.Outing Club ; Seventy members of \u201cthe | YMCA's Outing Club enjoyed a Bar-B-Q supper followed by a performance of the Ice Follies, fat the Forum.last Saturday night.| A private chartered bus trans- AWARDED WINGS Miss Loisanne Clarke, a Westmount High School graduate was recently honored at a luncheon where she received her wings as a stewardess with Northwest Orient Airlines.After graduating from local schools Miss Clarke attended Sir George Williams University and was employed as a producer's secretary at the CBC prior to joining the airline.She is the daughter of Mr.and 1 Mrs.Victor W.Clarke.ported the children to and from the Forum.On Saturday.February 15 the Outing Club's program will be at \u2018the 'Y' starting at 2 p.m.An afternoon of dancing lessons, games and movies has been \u2018planned for boys and girls be- tweet the ages of 8 and 14.Eaton's Junior Council are having a social evening at the West- mount YMCA tonight, The group twith representatives from high schools throughout the Montreal area! has reserved the swimming pool, the gym for a game of \u201cbasketball and the Assembly HaH for dancing.The Citv of Montreal annual \u2018Argo-Tyvro* Gymnastice Meet was held on February 8 of this .vear.Four young gymnasts from the Westmount YMCA's Advanced Gymnastic Course captured sev- \"j eral prizes.Susan Wanklyn turned in a fine showing by picking up one first and one second as well as the second position in all- round competition.Other local competitors were Paula Goldwarg with three fourths and sixth all-round: Nancy Goldwarg winning one second, one fifth and placing sixth all- round: and Darlene Hogan taking two [(ifths and placing seventh all-round.Lower Canada College The Brooke Claxton Public Speaking Contest was held re- \u201ccently at LCC.The Judge for the event was the son of Hon.Brooke Claxton, the first Chairman of the Board of Governors, Boy of the school and presently a lawyer in Montreal.John Claxton is also a lecturer in Law at McGill.He was also campaign manager for the sucessful Liberal \u2018candidate in St.Lawrence-St.George.John Turner.! , The five contestants spoke on: subjects.| speaker was Dunbar\u2019 varied and interesting The first Russel, grade 12, whose topic was the \u2018Ineffectiveness of Canada\u2019s \u2018Nuclear Arms\u201d.Grade 10 student, Ross MacGregor was next to take the floor with his subject.\u2018Radio Carbon Dating, The topic of the speaker, Aflan Lombart of grade \u201c12, was \u2018Must Men Die\u201d, The next contestant to address the (Continued on page 11° AT VICTO THE WEEK RIA HALL An Old | The- following schedule is interest of the many groups and ties at Victoria Hall, included in The Examiner in the societies making use of the facili February 17 to 21 Flip the So Metter switch Designed tar snow melting in drive.woys, sidewalks, parking lots, steps ond loading arcos etc.Applicable to new construction or esnisting surfaces Get an estimate now and arrange for installation in the summer SAKO ELECTRICAL CO.LTD.30 York St.Westmount HU.9.8628 * City of Westmount VI \u201c PROTECTION The training program for the | Civil Protection Organization of the City of Westmount is now operational and applica- ! | tions are being received for volunteers to participate in | courses in auxiliary firefight- ! ing.Applicants must be be- \"4 tween the ages of 18 and 55 : years.Recon dr.el TRNIG +7 Pat?vassal \u2014.roibants.- entr.Courses will consist of two- hour sessions twice weekly ber CR Saw, for a period of five weeks.3 All interested should telephone : ~~ WE 3-2239 for information as soon as possible as courses are scheduled to commence 4 on February 20th, 1964 ; N.T.DAWE, | À aid : Co-ordinator.Monday: Speirs-Miller Fashion Show (# p.m Mt.Royal Tennis Club meeting: Drama Society.(All start at 8 p.m) Tuesday: Horsemanship Club, awards presentation and movie: Montreal Real Estate Board (Women's Division).Wednesday: Westmount Rotary Club regular luncheon meeting: Westmount Friendship Club meeting, new members welcome.Thursday: Stamp Club mecting; Juniors meet at 7 p.m.Senior's at 8.Friday: NDG Women's Club (2 p.m.) SRT een EMA re ARENT +5 se =.Ape eq dy RRR EE EE a.H96L \u2018p1 Aspniga4 \u2018Aopig \u2018soulWor3 JuUnouysam OH) S The Westmount Examiner, Friday, February 14, 1964 6 UNITED ~ ANGLICAN Temple Emanu-el Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Park Church (Cor.Lansdowne and Western Aves.) Westmount sinister: \u2019 Rev.Collam Thompson, The Rev eles.Mellor, The Rev'd.Canon EB.B.Lindeay, Hon.Assistant Edward T.Brown, Orsanist and Choirmaster Sunday, Februory 16th FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT SABBATH SERVICES: Friday evening, February 14 at 8:15 p.m.Annual Youth Service.Addresses by Miss Gail Portnuff and Larry Morris on \u201cThe Beauties We Dir.of Christian Education: Miss Beatrice Maclean, B.A.NRE Sunday, February 16th 10:00 um.Teno Bible hiudy Croup 8.00 Holy Eucharist Overlook In life.\u201d Dr.Stern will 31:00 am.Morning Worship an :00 nn.oly Eucharis \u2018eside - : shi i ' Church School 10:15 nm.Mattins (said) preside at the worship.Kiddush Preacher: Mi.Thompson 11:00 u.m.Sunday School reception follows, auspices Tem- £.30 pm, Young Adults Group hoe os Bo Eucharist ple Youth Board.9:30 pn.Vespers conducted by Rev., si L, ; ; Gordon Faraday, C.D.\u2014 day.February 19th Participating in conducting the MA, BD.Senior Naval x Wednesday.Eucharint Sabbath ritual will be the follow- Chipluln, Montreal area, 2:30 um.Holy Euc ; ; Film: \u201cThe Visitor Dis- 12:18 Noon RU Eucharist ing: Bruce Everest and Cathy Marton, Jed by Mss Be prencher.The Rev.L.A.Scymer Shavick: Assisting with the Torah Maudclean, - Mark Young and Ellen Zion; Reading of the Torah \u2014 David Jacobs; Haftorah \u2014 Joan Segal: Solvist \u2014 Denis Brott; Blessing of Sabbath Lights \u2014 Mrs.William W.Solkin and Judy Roston: Ushers \u2014 Carl Frankel, Marvin Fox, Garrick Fisher, Julian Leb- ensold.Hostesses at Oneg Shab- bal \u2014 Maxianne Berger.Melissa Conn, Sherry-Lynn Simon, Lynn Kirschberg, Jackie Elkin.Saturday morning, February 15 at 11:30 a.m.sermonette \u2018\u201cOffering From The Heart\u201d based on Torah Portion, Holy Eucharist: Weekdays 7:00 am.Tuesday: Thursduy 8:00 nn.Friday Si.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill The Rev'd.J.N.Doidge, Reclor VIVE and LENT\u201d SERVICE WESLEY CHURCH, WED.8 P.M.Organist and Choirmaster Mr.W.K.Riddell.B.Mus, DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.and Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.K.Douglas Smith, B.A.BD.DD.Rev.Hoy P.Stafford, B.A, BD.Mrs.Holly E Davidson The Rev'd.Canon Gilbert Oliver Won.Ass\u2018t, Sunday, February 16th LENT 1 those students who have been recognized for their effort, attendance and improvement, Members of the Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten Classes are not here listed: Class 1a-Miss Ferne Bok- sen (MacDonald) teacher\u2014Susan Cohen, Susan Elias, Robert Eli- melek, Robert Gordon, Jonathan Hollinger, Anita Isaacs, Andrea Winthrop; 1b-Miss Susan Cohen {Loyola College) Arlene Bavitch, Rosemary Engels, David Hirsch, Lisa Hoffman, Judy Ann Izen- berg, Michael Kazenel, Janice Kerman, Peter Rohr, Maxime Sevack; Class 2a-Miss Jacqueline Tarter (MacDonald) Teacher Donna Spivack, Amy Friedland- er, Michael Grover; Class 2b- Miss Rose Ellen Morrell (McGill) Teacher \u2014 Stephen Acker, Jamie Wohl, Joanne Lapin; Class 3a- Miss K.Peter Hollander (Mac- Donald} Teacher Jonathan Goldbloom, Elizabeth Gordon, Richard Haichin; Class 3b-Miss Rysia Brauer (McGill) Teacher \u2014 Sheldon Richstone.Barry Fel- son, Eric Bloom, Michael Kalin; Class 4a-Bruce\u2019M, Shore (McGill) Teacher \u2014 Susan.Elimelek, Stephen Morris.Rosalie Sabler: Class 4b-Howard Schwartz (Me- Gill) Teacher \u2014 Jimmy Hand- Sundoy, February 16th | 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion 3.00 am.MORNING WORSHIP , oo ENIIN pasting win Sermon + + * RTE \u2018ine, \u2018 , : am, Hy 0 n \u201c premons Surprised by ; Ua Holy © mm n TEMPLE EMANU-EL RELL Res Ko Douglas Smith, DD Morning preacher: GIOUS SCHOOL HONOR ROLL 30 pom.; rhe Rector \u2014 First Semester 1963.64.1S ROMANTIC LOVE 11:00 am.Crb Corner and Nursery Ne * .th H R 1 are SUFFICIENT?7:56 pan Evensong ith Sermon ames on \u20ac¢ Honor Ro Hey, Ro Douglas Smith, D.D.| Noah Nasook of St, 2ND IN FORUM Matthias\" Church.Igloolik.ON FAMILY RELATIONS | WEDNESDAY Mix K Muro School for Brides! 7:15 «om, Holy Communion and Grooms Fim This Charming | 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion Couple\" Discussion.! Mid-Week Service and Discussion led by: The Rev'd.Dr.J.C.Kirby FRIDAY | Holy Communion 8:00 pm.| Wednesday.Februurx 19th | ULIFE and LENT\" Wesles Chureh.8:00 pm.[ 11:00 um.Orranist and Choirmaster.Mr.John Rabb, Mus.Buc, Urganist & Cholrmaster: Norman W.Hurrle, A.R.C.0., ARCM.F.T.CL.Christian Science Park Church campaign is near objective .Malen, Marvin Fox, Harriet Fels.The campaign to raise $226,000 Church \u2018has almost reached its: alen !to finance construction of a two-, objective,\u201d campaign officials re-| ?storey hall for Westmount Park: vealed this -week, Exact totals, Grover, Lorne Raymond, Neil ;were not available bul it was noted that signed pledge cards \u2018 Religious schools list honors man, Michael Lapin, Neil Weiner, Elizabeth Rubenstein; Class 5a- Miss Arlene Bellam (MacDonald) Teacher \u2014 Michael Isaacs, Vivian Meyer, Brian Greenberg, Debbie Grobstein, John Izenberg; Class 5b-Robert Prinsky (McGill) Teacher \u2014 Dianne Segal.Andrea Morris, Claire Schreiber.HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT Class 6a-Miss Evelyn Bing (Mc- Gill) Teacher \u2014 Carolyn Kober- nick, Stephen Wener: Class 6b- Ian Lightstone (McGill) Teacher \u2014 Leonard Bloom, Ralph Weiner, Jody Gross; Class 7a-Mark Abelson (McGill) Teacher \u2014 Michelle Gubbay, Barbara Meyer.David Bloom: Class 8a-Charles Hyman (McGill) Teacher \u2014 Jimmy Solk- in, Susan Goldbloom.Sharon Wolfe; Class 8b-Howard Schwartz (McGill) Teacher Hinda Schreiber, Allan Tarshis, Kenneth Wiener, Mark Handman; Class 9a-Steven Smith (McGill) Teacher \u2014 Mary Kelsey, Joanna Nash, David Bowman: Class 9b- Mrs.Bernard Reinharz (Maec- Donald) Teacher \u2014 David Bruck, Sharon Gubbay, Betty Brauer, Sandra Sinai: Class t0a-Asher Gerstenleld, B.A., LL.B.Teacher i-\u2014 Ruth Sevack.Carol Abelson, | David Jacobs, Allan Jassby; Class - \u2026 i 10b-Gerald Miller (MacDonald) \u2014 \u201cCarl Frankel, Ricky : Post-Graduate Class Mrs.James Apple, B.Sc., \u2018University of Cincinnati) Teacher \u2014 Lenny Baltin, Karin Marks, Elana | Cooper.David Caplan.Robert Zinman; Daily Hebrew Michael | Raymond, Hank Baig, Paula En- | gels.Trudy Engels, Robert Fash- = Andrew\u2019 WESTMOUNT g SYNAGOGUES TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi (10! Cote St.Antoine Rd.near Argyle Ave.) MINISTERS : Friday Evening.February 14th at Rev.Daniel M.Gromt, B.A., D.D.| 8:15 p.m.Annual Youth Service.Ad- Rev.Douglos Mouland, B.A., B.D.dicsses by Miss Gail Portnuff and Miss Valerie Lewis, Dir.E, Ed, oI on Fhe Boutin We Gordon White, B.Mus., Organist Sunday, Februory 16th oh om - Dr.Grant ce = \u201cSEVEN WOHDS OF MEN AROUND RELIGIOUS SCHOOL THE CHOSS* THE WORD OF Upper School.Saturday Morning ot THE PASSERBY ; Ding, 9:30 am.Dally CAN You Say ound | Monday thru Thursday GOD 1S LOvE™ commencing at 4 p.m, Woo & 1) 00 Church Schon) with Ciib SCHOOL FOR ADULTS de at the worship.urday Morning.February 15th at aan.sermonette \u201cOffering From Heart\u201d based on Torah i 11:30 The 7 50 4 \u201cHOW Corner and Nuiserx Sunday Morning at 10:15 a.m.\u201cAn Adult's Journey Through The Bible\u201d -\u2014 Dr.Hairy J.Stern.Leader.At 11 .\u201cGre .Anna ; Hebrew Instiuctress, i at Jewish Ph Stearns.Les Mrs.osophers\u201d \"1IFE AND LENT\" SERVICE rr.Elementary Wesits Church.Wed.8:00 pan.UNITARIAN The Unitarian Church Of Montreal CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH | 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.tet Simpson} DAILY SERVICES Monday thru Thursday evenings at 5:45 p.m.Sunday Moinings al | LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 286 Clarke Ave.Westmount Sunday, Februor y léth 11:00 a.m, \u201cPLOPFLE AND PREJUDICE\" Rev.Leonard Mason.B.A.B.D.Donald Mackey.Mus IL, Orginist and | Director of Music Church School and Kinderganten meet an Umnitinan House every Sundas at 11 am.Wm.CC.Nolting, B.D.Pastor Wm.Hamel, Organist Sunday, February 16th HEOD am.Senior Sunday School VEM6 am.Communion S de 11,00 a.m.Junior Sunda Fo and Nursery Jakeshore Unitarian Church at $4 Cedar Ave.Pointe Claire, BAPTIST \u2014 WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Member Baptist World Alliance ond Conadian Baptist Federation\" Storbrocke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: Rev.Horold J.Bolsdon, B.A., B.Th.Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johnston, B A., D.D.Organist & Choir Master: John Cook DR.ABNER J.LANGLEY President of the Baptist Federation of Canada 7°30 pm.\u201cA YOUNG MAN'S CHOICE\" \u2014 The Minister 8:50 p.m.Baptist Rally \u2014 \u201cRUSSIA TODAY\" Coloured pictures by the Rev.Fred Bullen Midweek Services: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.BYPU: Friday.8:00 p.m.; School: Sunday.10:00 & 11:00 a.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME 11:00 nm.Portion.; 9:40 5m.Junior School.Sunday Morn- Hebrew School, afternoons Cornfield.9:45 Human problems sermon theme How human problems of ation of God's law understand and obey that law, will be set forth in a free Christian Science lecture to be given next Monday evening at 8.15 in the auditorium of the Christian Science church at Cote des Neiges Road and Mec- Gregor avenue in Montreal.The lecturer will be Wilson M.Riley Christiatn Science -Lectureship.The Riley's lecture, which open io the public without charge or collection, will be { \u201cChristian Science: The Divine Law which Fulfills God's Promises\u2019, PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN | ! ! | | CHURCH | Board of will be 349 Melville Avenue dev.Chan.\u20ac.Cochrane, Minister Sunday, February 16th 11:60 am.11:00 am.Church School Public Warship The Minister will preach, Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.| 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, Sunday, February 16th | 11:00 am Church Service Lesson - Sermon Subject: \u201cSOUL\u201d Golden Fext: Lamentations 3:25.The Lord is good unto them that wait for him.to the sou) that secketh him.EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 pm.Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM In the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 2 to 4 pm; Wednesduy 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.(bring the fund well over the ler, John Friedlander.Jimmy $200,000 mark.\u201c Handman, Bryan Bessner, .az ; 2 \u2018Michael Rath.Warren Felson, The building itself will be com- Douglas Young, Mario Sinai, pleted by the end of April.Last\u2019 Douglas Arnold, Ralph Fisher, every kind respond Lo the oper-: when men | of Kansas City, a member of the title of Mr.| B.A.B.D, week Miss Jean Webster cement- | ed in the cornerstone for the new Webster Hall which will provide improved accommodation for activities involving over 400 families in the congregation.It will include a lvge recreation hall.classrooms for the Sunday School.stage.two kitchens, offices and other facilities.Executive committee in charge of the building campaign includes: chairmen.L.P.Patterson: building.A.H.Webster; finance.C.L, Copeland: campaign, M.R.Crawford.; Guest minister to speak The preacher at morning worship at Westmount Baptist Church will be Dr.Abner J.Langley of Moncton.President of the Baptist Federation of Canada.At ning worship the Minister, the Rev.Harold J.Balsdon.will | , breach on \u2018A Young Man's | Choice\".| At 8:30 p.m.other Montreal | Baptists will join the members :of Westmount Baptist Church at @ Baptist Rally.The Rev.Fred .Bullen will show colored pictures \u2018of Russia and Baptist work in ; Moscow under the title \u2018Russia \"Today.\" eve- The mid-week meeting of the i Church is on Wednesday night at 8 o'clock.when a study of the Gospel of John will be continued.English classes for New Canadians are held on Mondays ai 8 p.m.; the CGIT meets on Fri.| day at 7 p.m., and the BYPU on Friday at 8 p.m., John Tarshis, Susan Elimeleck, { Vivian Meyer, Richard Bercuson, I Celia Isaacs, Alvin Perlman, Dana Rath, | Daily Hebrew Instructors \u2014 \u2018Abraham Wolk, Principal Eme- : vitus: Michael Teicher, BA, Principal: James Apple.BA, BHL; | Mrs.Marion Cornfield, BA, Mrs.i Jacob Beller, I Music Department \u2014 Yehuda Vineberg, Mus.Bach., Director: i Dramatics Supervisor \u2014 Mrs, Lionel Morris.Temple Graduate; Administrative Staff Allan , Morris (Sir George Williams); - Larry Morris (Sir George Williams) Miss Rysia Wygnanski McGill»: Librarian \u2014 Miss Marlene Albright, Temple Graduate; Registrar and Vice-Chairman of \u201cSchool Board Reuben Ginsberg, L.Ph.: Co-Chairmen of Re- , ligious School Board Lawrence Marks, QC, M.Edmund Gordon, BA, BCL; Assistant Re- .gistrar and Secretary of Temple School Board Miss Justine Stern (McGill); Educational Consultant \u2014 James Apple, BA, BHL.So THAT you may come to our funeral home to pay your respects when- .ever most convenient, our doors are open for visitations from 9 am.to 10 BA Collins ; PANUNNS Af williams $610 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST | Q Ly v Talented blind organist plans concert at Unity, February 24 Bill Navan, a blind, Church Organist and night club entertainer from the Nation's Capital, Ottawa, Ontario will be at the Unity | Boys\u2019 Club of Westmount | on Monday.February 24 to present a concert of Organ Music as a public service to club members and to parents and friends in West- mount and St.Henry.Since 1953.when as a graduate of the Ontario School for the! Blind at Brantford, he secured his Toronto Conservatory of | Music ATCM degree in piano: and organ, Bill Navan has many \u201cfirsts\u201d to his credit.These concern his life work as an organist and solo performer in the night club entertainment field and his Anglican church activities as a Communion server and as organist choirmaster of the junior choir of boys and girls at St.Margaret's Church in Eastview.\u2018Rebecca\u2019 chosen for show Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm has been chosen as the next play 10 be presented by the Montreal Children\u2019s Theatre.it was announced this week by Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters, directors.It will be at Victoria Hall for two matinees, February 29 and March 7.Kay Brainin, who played in last year's performance of Red Shoes.will be Rebecca for the first performance.and Cherl Steinberg will play the role in the second showing.Others in the cast in the two performances are Miriam Klein, Carol Steinfeld, Linda Woronka, Eva Hoyos, Valerie Westover, Debby Hogan, Cindy Shapiro, Walter Wakefield, Walter Aube, Michael Morein.linvoilved in an \u201cparticularly when a Mr.Navan is probably the first man in Canada to own the Psalter in braille, as transcribed! for the Canadian National Institute for the Blind by the Ontario Department of Refurm Institutions.It (takes three volumes to cover the 150 psalms | with music.The Officers and Staff of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club of Westmount takes great pride and pleasure to extend an invitation to anyone interested in music to attend the Bill Navan Concert at the Club, Help for victims of expropriation The formation of a special real estate service was announced today by G.M.Barlow, VicezPresident, Real Estate and Mortgages.The Royal Trust Company.The service, at the moment available only in Montreal.is designed to assist property owners affected by expropriation proceedings.whether municipal, provincial or federal.This service includes: Professional assistance in establishing a realistic claim for compensation for loss of property and other damages as a result of expropriation; Assistance in locating another suitable property for those; forced to move as a result of expropriation: Financing of the new prop-; erty.by means of mortgage and even cash advance for initial payment, if necessary.\u201cThis unique service.\u201d said Mr.Barlow.\u201cwill help to ease the problems of property owners expropriation, move is made necessary.\u201d Mr.Barlow said that often in expropriation proceedings remuneration to those being expropriated was a long time in coming, making it difficult.\u201csometimes impossible for an individual to acquire : loca- MOUNT STEPHEN CLUB lon right away.mew fe | YMCA group visits TV studio Members of the boys Gra-Y Knights Club sponsored a tour of the CFCF-TV Station on Sat- ,urday, Feb.8.| Over 20 boys and girls from the Westmount Roslyn school jarea went to visit the studios ,and saw where the studio sets are made.the prop room.the studio control rooms and the master control and one of the most popular studios where the Magic Tom Romper Room and Westmounter J.C.Clap- Surprise Party shows are pro- .duced.They even saw some of inson, 4300 Western âYe- the film from a coming \u201cOuter nue, elected president of Limits\u201d program.the Mount Stephen Club at | The Tour was arranged for its annual Meeting recent- ; by the club vice-chairman, i 9 .Jeffrey Packard, and secretary, ly.Mr, Clapinson is presi- |Tommy Laing.dent of Champlain Oil- FUDGE and RUMMAGE SALE .Members of the girls Gra- Products, director of Nia- Bob Whites of Westmount Club gara Finance Company, theld a fudge and rummage sale Grand Councillor, director at the Westmount YMCA on and honorary treasurer of «Saturday.Feb.8 The club .advisor, Miss Martha Fraser The Canadian Cancer So- |(ells me that the girls did very ciety, a member of the |well during the afternoon rais- executive council of The ing funds for a future project.They sold old novels, comics, Canadian Chamber of Commerce.PRESIDENT and candy (which was homemade).1600 Greene avenue.There will! | be no admission charge.CINDERELLA REPEATED The play \u2018Cinderella\u2019 drew rave notices by members and parents at the first presentation last Friday night will be repeated this Friday, Febroary 14, starting at 7.30 p.m.which: sharp.Parents and friends who missed last week's performance are urged to be on time \u2014 the doors to the T.V.Theatre Studio close ot exactly 7.28 pm.and no one can be admitted after that time, Cinderella\u2019 is produced and | directed by Victoria Schrammel.\"Opening night was a personal i triumph tor Miss Schramme! and congratulations are in order to \u201call the participants including the people behind the scenes who | worked so hard to make a tremendous success.Thanks are extended te all the cast and the JUDO DEMONSTRATIONS following: Arthur Strange, Doug.| The Judo Team of the Unity pros Fisher, Derek Cunningham, Boys' Club of Westmount is eur- | Peter Dawson and James Rice, | rently working oul a program of \"Unity 's Producer.Judo Demonstrations ta be ren at various Recreational Centres The Club Tatent A Tournament is on the agenda « | .at - Parade, Revue, variety of Candiac, Tues- All tap dancing classes day, April at 8.00 resumed on a regular schedule p.m.The location of the concert The Saturday afternoon group is at SC Marks Sehool in Can- classes start at 130 pm.diac.continue until 4.30 pom.SER ; i for Mareh 7 at the Dawson Boss an International Variety cab \u2019 a two-hour the citizens TAP DANCING CHRISTIE PLUMBING LIMITED COMPLETE PLUMBING SERVICE FAST \u2014 EFFICIENT RESIDENTIAL \u2014 COMMERCIAL \u2014 INDUSTRIAL HU.5331A Sherbrooke W.\u2014 4-2010 24 Hour Service FEBRUARY 27 - 28 Presents THEATRE NIGHT Westmount High School AUDITORIUM | | accountants too.ating people who the convenience of | appointments and serviced apartments.ing at Westates Park.Yes, and lawyers, engineers, Living the Westates Park Discrimin- way includes: individual expect thermostatic controls, in- extra door and outdoor swimming fully- pools and health centres, H's all infer-com system, air-con- ditioning, indoor and out- part of the pleasure of liv- WESTATES PARK Is there a doctor house ; door parking, and recreation halls.1-2 bachelor bedroom and suites at surprisingly moderate rentals.Distinctively designed high-rise apartment building in one setting: Westway Towers © Westfield Towers © 14-storey Westmore Towers (now renting! 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\"- he somehow expresses his love and thanks to his mother.You can be sentimental or humorous, and it you're bent on taking advantage of Leap Year.you can put a proper scare into your boy friend.There is better variety in | single package of these may : contain cards for a special friend.for If poor Dad didn't get a card.last year, he may be luckier this seasom, one of the many cards reading \u201cTo Daddy from his little girl\u201d \u2014\u2014\u2014 a\u201d fet luncheon last Thursday at the Ritz Carlton Hotel, There's a bit of both in Canadian Cotton Council intro- our enchanting new duced Miss Katy Sue Mere- .\u201cMaid of Cotton\u2018 for June-in-January.1964.Coif .let us adapt Miss Meredith, an attractive it expressly for you! | | dith.| ; 21-vear old girl from Alabama p ; let will make a round-the-world ermanen complete | tour visiting in 12 different with mid- | countries.\u20181 0\" HUnter 9-1233 Many different types of cottons were modelled during the luncheon \u2014 colorful printed cottons \u2014 heavy duck cottons, which.when used for slacks or sport wear, require no lining \u2014 cotton terry, absorbent, Le: \u2014- corded cotton, recommend- 3 ed lor beginners and cotton sateen -\u2014 many of these cot- HAIRDRESSING tons are 45 inches wide.=\u2014-\u2014 Tm Included in the collection 4891 Sherbrooke St.W.were.everyday winter styling (Continued on page 9) Spoin % Miller l\u2018'ashion Show Monday.February I7th 8 p.m.VICTORIA HALL {fdmission: $1 nu.3717 = CAMP OCONTO Established 1925 For Girls \u2014 5 to 17 years Riding.land sports, safe waterfront.Resident graduate Physician and two nurses.sd gy L 40 MILES NORTH OF KINGSTON, ONT.Directors \u2014 MR.& MRS.C.LABBETT, 3 Pine Forest Rd., Toronto 12 Montreal Represcatative \u2014 Mrs.James M.Doyie 100 Suanyside Ave.\u2014 469-6511 Brachure containing Montreal references on request.The directors will be at The Mt.Royal Hotel on March 6 and 7 to interview interested parents.i children's cards this vear.A mother.for the: teacher and even for \u201cdaddy.\" i 3 A: # : = Denman and Miss Frances Mar- ÿ : ! ., i fm pa .OTTON TREND: At a buf-| tin will be conveners., Proceeds dresses \u2014 ,; Maritime Club meets Feb.19 The members of the Maritime Women\u2019s Club of Montreal, In-! corporated, will meet at the Ephraim Scott Church Hall, 5545 Snowdon avenue, on Wednesday, February 19, where a reception will he held at 6:30 p.m.for new members.after which dinner will be served.| Entertainment for the evening\u2019s .program will be provided by Mrs.spring millinery, both by making a hat.and having others model- \u2018led Mr.Frank Armstrong, assis-\u2019 tant organist at St, James, United Church, will present selec-' tions on the piano.i Mrs.G.W.Walker.president,\u2019 \"will preside at this functin.: COMING | - \u2014 Henry Koro photo ON COMMITTEE: Mrs.Sean B.Murphy.co-chairman; Mrs.Arthur Dansereau.committee member; and Mrs, Stirling Maxwell, co-chairman: for the Sale of Contemporary Canadian Art examine a piece of modern sculpture.The exhibition and sale is taking place at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts under the sponsorship of the Ladies\u2019 Committee from February 14 to February 24 and includes oils, graphics and sculptures.Ballots may be placed in boxes any lime during the exhibition period VALENTINE BRIDGE: St.until the evening of February 24 when the drawing of ballots Paul's Academy Alumnae is hold- will begin at nine o'clock.(ing a Valentine Bridge at the _ \u201cConvent, 11 Cote St.Antoine road.Westmount on Wednesday.February 19 at 8:00 p.m.Miss Hillier LJ Social and Personal The Karnak Ladies Club will D.W.Haywood, Professor C.W.for scholarship fund.meet in the Shrine Rooms of Hall.Miss Jean Bovey.Dr.| \u2014_ | the Masonic Temple on Tues-| Baruch Silverman.Mrs.Dudley GALA STAG DANCE: Cum day.at 2 p.m.A film \u201cNext Byers.Prolessor Thadee de- Laude Chapter No.548.B'nai Time You Spill the Beans.\u201d The Romer.| B'rith Business and Professional | President, Mrs.W.E.Montgom- of Eddie Alexander and his'JUncheon at 1 p.m.an address | Orchestra.There will be door\u2018 about 1:30 p.m.The guest speak- of the Women's Canadian Club © PICTURE FRAMING i luncheon February 19 in \"Girls group will hold a gala stag ery will preside.| dance at the Spanish and Port- TS .| uguese Synagogue, 5471 Lemieux The Women's Canadian Club avenue.Sunday.February 16 at meeting will take place at the 8:30 p.m.Dancing to the music | Windsor Hotel.February 19.Permanent Exhibition izes and refreshments will be \u20acr Will be Margaret Konantz.| ALD D | rood and retres OBE.MP.and her topic.\u201cCom- by RON AVIES : \u2019 | munity Development as I Saw !: \"it in Asia and Africa.\u201d ! vies Ha : Guests tnd committee mem.|| bers seated at the head table |, HOUSE OF PAINTINGS the o ° Windsor Hotel will include Mr.|! PRINTS ART SUPPLIES Herbert McLean.Mrs.J.O.As- |\" 4908 Sherbrooke St.West selin, Mme Maurice Prud'homme, | {Near Victoria) + Mr.Harold Kervigan, Mr.Laird .Watt.Mr.R.T.Y.Yang.Mrs, HU.6-1264 YT YTV VYV VY YVYYYYYYYYY] * Interesting Lamps x Custom-Made Shades * Unusual Gifts BETTY SPEIRS of the Speirs- Miller Studios, who will be the | commentator of the Fashion | Show being held at 8 p.m.in ¢ Victoria Hall.Westmount.There will be 75 models, 50 of them children, from 19 months of age up.The 19 months old little girl is the youngest model in Canada.Cha-Cha, the Miller's white French poodle will ; open the show.La Contessa Ine.5903 Sherbrooke St.W.FOV VV VV VV VV VV VV Vy VY VYVVF VV PVD omen 317 calm Mrs.E.R.Alexander of West- mount and Mrs.Colin Gray will pour coffee at the luncheon proceeding the 4th annual mecting of the Auxiliary of The Verdun Protestant Hospital, on Thursday February the 20th at 1.15 p.m.Luacheon will be served at 12.30 p.m., in the Holden-Fisher Hall of the YWCA on Dorches- HUnter 8-4322 ter street w.Pasa AALS ALAASLMAMAALMAAMOALMAALAAAN POT.rn 5 | Pa a Time evo (Continued from page 8) shifls \u2014 patio ensembles \u2014 sports \u2014 and evening formals, Cottons have made a wonderful comeback and will be the height of fashion during, the coming season.Invited here by the Canadian Cotton Council, Canada was the first country (to be| visited by the Maid of Cotlon.and the public showing was exclusive lo Eaton's and the garments made up trom Me- Call's patterns.tk sk tk ONVERSATION PIECE : Larry Solomon of So-Rite Research Division of Canada and George Cohen of Cote St.Luc.accompanied by George's pal Theda.have returned from a week spent in New York City where they attended the \u201cNotions Show\u2019 in the Trade Building.keeping up with the trend of smallwares and bringing back new ideas and gadgets for the seamstress.So- Rite is the firm that brought oul the invisible thread, light and dark.which is such a boon to the person who sews, While in New York they met up with the \u2018\u2018Beatles\u201d at the airport \u2014 George didn\u2019t think much of the Beatles and less of the screaming teenagers, MRS.CYRIL.REITMAN.who has been named program chairman of the 1964 Women\u2019s Community Conference to be held April 28 at the Windsor Hotel by the Women's Federation of Combined Jewish Appeal.Enriched bread entends dishes Meal planning offers a particular challenge to the homemaker whose family observes Lent, For 40 days she must plan and serve meals that are nourishing and ap- % k tk 22 .petizing and yet conform with J .HILDREN 8 LIBRARY : tradition.Approximately 10.000 To choose the foods that add young readers borrowed 195.- variety to restricted menus re- (6 beoks from the shelves of quires imagination, particularly the Montreal Children\u2019s Li when nutritive values and brary last year.For the small economy must be considered.fee of 5 cents any child be-: This vear Ash Wednesday falls iween the ages of 3 to 16 MAY! or February 12 and those who become a member.Although abstain from meat at certain the library has grants from: meals during Lent will want to the city, it is not enough 10 be sure that other high quality supply books to keep these! protein foods are served instead.enthusiastic children reading, | Fish.eggs and cheese are suil- - able substitutes and all lend them- selves to economical main dishes.The Montreal Bakers Association suggests that combined with Genuine Choice Western BEEF QUALITY IS ECONOMY crumbs, any of these staple foods some luncheon i hearty supper dis.or an entree HAINES for dinner.The wise homemaker will rely yes on enriched white bread to extend many Lenten dishes, secure in the knowledge that significant amounts of the B vitamins in bread, along with iron and cal cium, will help to meet all dietary requirements for good health, Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables.*IMPORTED PRODUCTS® - Silver Cross Mothers The monthly meeting of the Silver Cross Mothers RCAF \u2014 \u201cRemembrance Association\u201d will 4466 St.Catherine West be held on Monday at 2 p.m.at Neor Metcalfe Ave.the YWCA, 1355 Dorchester boulevard west.Mrs.M.L.Her- WE.7-9455-6 sey Will be the guest speaker.NICHOL'S, Lennoxville, BACON, SAUSAGE & FARMHOUSE BUTTER \u201centertainment, toast.bread stuffings or bread \u2018! may be used to make a whole-.* casserole.a: h eads Legion Aux.At the recent annual meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of Remembrance Branch Que.75 the following officers were elected: President.Mrs, May Wattle; ist vice, Miss May Campbell: 2nd vice.Mrs.L.J.Preston: treasurer, Miss Marion Bowell; secretary, Mrs.T.MacLean: sel-at-arms, Mrs.F.J Rumney; Imm, past president, Mrs R.Murray Black.The following conveners were appointed: Corresponding secretary, Mrs, Eileen Miller: membership, Miss Alma Adams: hospital visiting, Mrs.Molly Grant: Mrs.Marvaret Ogilvie: social, Mars, Joyvee Vale lis: welfare, Mrs.R.Murray Black: sick visiting, Mrs.L.J.Preston.IN THE Womens Kealini } Daughters of Nile The stated monthly session of Oasis Temple, No.46.Daughters of the Nile, will be held in Victoria Hall, Westmount.on February 17.at 7:30 p.m.with Mrs.P.T.A.Griffiths presiding at the meeting.Initiation of new members will take place.There: will be rehearsal for all officers\u2019 February 15.at 9:30 a.m.Mrs.May Whittle | Leodership training | - = course for adults | Miss Anne Kevachetf.3260 : Ridpewoial, assistant director, itoup Work Lepartiient of the YWCA.à Red Feather Agency, Dorchester boulevard, has plane ned a six-week leadership training course for young adults Discussions wall include responsibility of leadership, pre- rion planting, sing-song leader ship, hw to meet people and how to conduct 4 meeting, Mrs.Jean M Plaxton, 160 Cote SU Antoine road, associate executive director of the \u201cYUU will lead the discussion on \u201cParliamentary Procedure\u201d The course witl be held each Thursday at 6:30 pm.and registration is open le young adults between the ages of 18 and 35 WESTMOUNT FLORISTS Ltd.George Pickrelt WE.5-5431 St.Catherine ot Elm \u2018REBECCA\u2019 SUNNYBROOK FARM Victoria Hall \u2014 Sat.Afts.Feb.29th & Mor.7th Avoid Disappointment ! 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Rehabilitation and Oceupation- al Therapy Centre, 1031 Ottawa: street.one of the institutions in which the Altrusans are actively interested.Lu à MR.ARNOLD MICHAELIS, guest speaker al the Charter Day Luncheon of the American Women's Club.Tuesday.Feb ruary 25.at the Ritz Carlton Hotel.He is a widely known television and radio producer and his topic will be \u2018Behind the Scenes in World Diplomacy\u201d.Mr.Michaelis recently interviewed Archbishop Mabka- MW.Eile.Is pleased to announce the appointment of two additional members to his staff .E MISS VICKY MISS THERESE Specialist in Hair Styling and Hair Stylist extraordinary, di- Tinting, formerly of Vicky's rect from Paris, France.En- perienced in the very latest Parisienne coiffures.Beauty Salon, Drummond St.We have a full staff of ten people ready to serve you in our wonderful, modern salon.PERMANENTS sou $10 ve we.BEAUTY SALON For appointments: \u201cPERSONALIZED HAIR STYLING\" WE.5-2486 Westmount WE.5-0562 rios, of the Isle of Cyprus.: ved .CO ROME and to keep the books in re- © NICKEL RHODIUM pair, The Library has six ® CADMIUM © SILVER branches throughout the city, REPAIRED REPLATED one in Montreal West, in the\u2018 REFINISHED LACQUERED Elizabeth Ballantyne School.The annual campaign for funds commenced February 9 and will run until February 23, if (Continued on page 11) vou have not already subscribed.donations will be gratefully received, and can be sent to the Campaign Chairman, Montreal Children's Library.3680 Jeanne Mance street.Montreal 18.JOHN H.FEELEY & Sons Lid., Est.1899 | Repairing Silversmiths and Elec- |! tro Platers, Operating Canada's Lorgest High Class Job Shop, WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER i 1437 Aylmer St.VI.5-7947 (A few doors above St.Catherine St) ; Opposite Henry Morgan & Co.| EXHIBITION by IRENE SHAVER February 17 to 29 inclusive Open 10 a.m, to 6 p.m.daily ~and to 9 p.m.on Fridays ot THE GEMST GALLERY 5380 SHERBROOKE WEST st this i scape Model apartment furnished & decetaled by FHASEKR BRON.The lovely land- Westmount Park 1347 Greene Avenue rk this is THE PARK VIEW Sherbrooke at Mount Stephen Offering Luxury Living in the Westmount Manner.Spacious one, two and three-bedroom Suites.Now open for your inspection e pa d acres of Information: WE.2-5468 V961 \u2018p1 AsDniqay \u2018Abpisy \u2018aoutuox3 junoussan oy 1 6 day, Fes.y 14, Law (0 The Westmount Examiner, Fr GIRARD AUTOMOBILE Moatreal's Oldest Deoler for ® CHRYSLER © PLYMOUTH © VALIANT ® FARGO SALES & SERVICE QUALITY USED CARS © Automobile Storage © 372 VICTORIA AVE.Sales: Service & Parts: HU.9-5748 - HU.9-5745 { PROPERTY FOR SALE COUPE NGR an Carterville 6 roms 2 baths street devel go agr Got a ater il heating SEP acto.tort, trees.lawn trot ler voter ables LEY TENG daples 582 66 we devi mit ones Gineshied base Had re Teatberonn- gatage dhe Widow fone or ec ef sols Mae 10 274 ie COL AGE Coe madden H lauge Foran well straled Hodhes SU tae = pack mat un electercal Western - Boe we appltsnces, Dasment frntshed trot af a ood gate Salt cash PO hole CUATENUGUAY cottage.6 rooms, 1° baths down pas aaent to suit wpurchoesui Ha Pron ancial tebate Ouener 692 998 39 OFFICES TO LET MONK vi AMlarif, hustness courte Lange .nd ttoot, \u20ac sabe devaded tata $ offices FH sons or commercial use PO 6 aly 50 APARTMENTS TO LET LINCOLN Avene - Atwater.large aght bront 4 room apartment, $10 Will sedecarate Avattable Apel Ist, XArufts 2019 lancoln Avenue Apart mene 41 Pointe Claire NOW AVAILABLE, 3'.654, HEAT ED APARTMENTS 12 MINUTES TO MONTREAL VIA NEW METRO POLITAN EXPRESSWAY MOST MODERN EQUIPMENT NEW BUILD- IMG REASONABLE RENT.SWIM MING POOL FURTHER INFORMA THON Call: 695-6660 DO IT NOW! 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OR GARAGE.IST.REASONABLE WE 3-6410 EVENINGS.USE EXAMINER CLASSIFIEDS FOR BEST RESULTS VV VVVVVVVVVVVVVVY e e Xe Service Directory à à à à à à à As \u2026A \u2026A A As A A A A MAINTENANCE Attention Westmount Residents OLD ANTENNA DONE COMPE- EXPERIENCED FORMATION CALL PEST CONTROL convenient service termination of rodents and all MANAGEMENT Westmount Hi-Fi \u2014 T.V.CATHERINE W.QUALITY SERVICING UPHOLSTERY MIDTOWN UPHOLSTERING CO.SELBY ST.Upholsterers {ae doccmun stag people ; 4 ; ! 52 FURNISHED APTS.TO LET Stowe Vermont SKI SEASON HENTAI.DB- LUXE 4 BEDROOM FUR NISHED APARTMENT.SLEEPS 8, 2 BATHROOMS.LARGE LIVING ROOM.ALI.ELECTRIC KITCHEN.GARAGE.AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY ROBERT MEYERS STOWE.VERMONT.253 7385 LAKESHORE FURNISHED APARTMENTS JONG OR SHORT TERM LEASE SWIMMING POOL.ALL CUNVENIENCES CALL: 695-6660 53 APARTMENTS WANTED | , SIDERED WHEN ESTABLISHING WANTED: 11, unfurnished roms in lower Westmount Occupancy May Ist, Call after T pan, WE.2 0914 \"$1 FLATS \u2014 Duplexes to let CENTRAL.Westmount.upper.modern duplex, 6 large rooms, open ; fireplace.Adults only.933 5594.' WESTMOUNT.5 rooms, lower.beau tiful playroom, bedroom.': bath ; room.$250.00.Heated garage.$25.00.935 2190.64 FLATS \u2014 Duplexes wanted WANTED: by interior desiguer and fashion artist.wife with small boy.Would like 5\", or larger flat or duplex in older house in Westmount area.above St.Catherine street.parking for small car.heated.garden, Unequipped.s100.equipped.$125.Tenant will decorate if necessary.Excel lent references.935-9431.un ROOMS TO LET -; OLD ORCHARD.large sunny room.Couple preferred.Reasonable.Call HU.9-1065.| 3 ROOMS WANTED WANTED: bed-sitting room, kitchen privileges, Westmount or Eastern N.D.G.Retired lady.Write Box 1334 - 7005 Kildare Road.Montreal 29.Que 82 AUTOS FOR SALE : 1959 VOLKSWAGEN Van, new trans sion, new paint, new snowgærip.s.Call anytime PO.6-6030.RAMBLER American 1959, automatic, radio, other extras.Excellent condi- » tion 8550.744 4206.Eveninss.98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE .| .If you would enjoy working 3 or 4 hours a day calling rexulariy each month on a group of Studio Girl Cosmetic clients on a route to be ; established in and around WEST- MOUNT and are willing to make light deliveries.ete, write STUDIO GIRL TOSMETICS.Dept.CW 42.840 le Fleur Ave.\u2026.Montreal 32, Route wiil | pay up to $3.00 per hour.Real Estate Lady Representative WANTED FOR SALE OF COUNTRY ESTATES AND FARMS BY WELL ESTABLISH: ED WESTMOUNT FIRM.GENEROUS COMMISSION.REQUIREMENTS \u2014 DEPENDABILITY.GOOD CONNECTIONS, AUTOMOBILE , CALL: COUNTRY ESTATE SALES 484-8477 DAYTIME USE EXAMINER CLASSIFIEDS FOR BEST RESULTS after 6 pm.APARTMENTS TO LET 98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female The Royal Bank Of Canada HAS SEVERAL OPENINGS FOR Clerks IN THE AREAS OF SNOWDON COTE DES NEIGES 3 TO 4 YEARS HIGH SCHOOL, I INTERESTING WORK WITH GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCE MENT.PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE CON SALARY 1 USUAL EM'LOYEE BENEFITS, + DAY WEEK BROOKS DRUG STORE 4191 St.Catherine West Corner Greene Fast Delivery WE.5-3521 9 am.to 10 p.m.Sunday: 10 a.m.to 6:30 p.m.138 FOR SALE \u2014 General CRYSTAL chandelier for dining room: oriental rug, 9 x 12.Both very rood condition.RE.8-6110.NIAGARA electric deep massages.equipment, paid $89 sell 340: Nutri- max juicer.Swiss made.new, paid $69 sell $25.HU.68-1956.Evenings only.COLEMAN oil stove tank.stand and pipes, Sacrifice.PO.7-4495.SWEDISH modern den furniture: white bedroom suite single bed}: kitchen table and chairs: liquor ca binet.Excellent condition Reason able.HU.1 1860.ELECTRIC portable 7 inch ram saw.Reasonable.Call 766 0957.BOOKCASE: lamps: night table: large mnz pong table: large wall mirror: desks.All very reasonable 279-5645.MUST sell 6 rooms furniture, uo reasonable offer refused.489-4192.SIMPLEX ironer.excellent condition Very reasonable: painted dressing table with mirror and bench.HU.8- 6600.DINING room suite custom made tBeaconhilly French Provincial bedroom suite (Powell: French lamps: andiron (news: bedroom suite.6 piece «mahogany: (Dexter): bathroom vauity with ir- rored stool.imported mirror framed in black and bold.Cait HU.1 -5044.TEEN-AGE girls: bedroom suite in - PLEASE CALL AT THE CLOSEST BRANCH OF: THE ROYAL BANK OR AT STAFF DEPARTMENT 2nd FLOOR | PLACE VILLE MARIE 874-2596 OR 874-2557 | Part-Time SALESWOMAN TO CONTACT SCHOOLS FOR ESTABLISH ED MANUFACTURER OF BLAZERS AND ALLIED ! ITEMS.! CALL: MR.SYDNEY 842-4524 106 WORK WANTED \u2014 Male MAN 35 years.honest, sober.requires | day work in private home.Experienced.References.WE.7-6743.\"113 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED WOMAN FOR GEN- ERAIL HOUSEWORK.3 ROOMS.2 OR 3 HALF DAYS A WEEK.CALL WE.7-4406.DO vou need a part time cook, baby sitter or companion\u201d Call HU.9-4380.Best of References.117 DOMESTIC EMPLOY.WANTED A YOUNG GIRI, SEEKS POSITION AS COOK GENERAL.SLEEP IN OR OUT.5 DAY WEEK.REACH ME AFTER 6 P.M.488 6287 AND WEEKEND EARLY PLEASE 124 FOR SALE \u2014 Dining room furniture DINING room set.9 pieces.Reasonable.Call 481 2670.DINING table drop leaf walnut) seats 8 with 8 chairs.875.Call after 6 p.m 484 4806.127 FOR SALE \u2014 , Bedroom furniture CONTINENTAL bed.30 inch.Good condition.Reasonable.Call 935 3402, ONE set of bunk beds.springs and maltresses included.guard rail and ladder, natural finish, like new, $43.Please call evenings after 6 p.m.631- 6461.ot 130 FOR SALE \u2014 | Kitchen equipment : MODERN kitchen set oval table walnut arborite top.HU.8080, | MCCLARY modern gas stove ,nearly new.Reasonable.482-2979 Evenings 138 FOR SALE \u2014 General LADY'S diamond ting.80 points No rrasuttable ofter refused Call 482 6648 ; i .cluding double dresser: automatic \" Bendix washing machine: desk: chesterfield.Call HU.4-0296.; FRIGIDAIRE elcctric stove.30 inch: washing macitine: single foam continental bed: end tables: leather settee: skates various sizes, HU, 1-1661L.ANTIQUES.SMALI.SPINNING WHEEL, $35: BABY'S ROCKING CRIB.330: HAND CARVED CHINESE EBONY TYPE TABLE.$200: 4 POSTER BED WITH CANOPY.MAHOGANY.$375: PINE CHAIR WITH RAW HIDE SEAT.$25.ALL ITEMS OVER 100 YEARS OLD IN GOOD CONDITION.NO DEALERS PLEASE.CALL HU 6 63815.INFANTS ARTICLES Car-bed.$8.00: infant chair.$3.00: screen bed.$12.00.all used ounce.Cali 482 -78R4, True Value Here! EXERCYCLE 2 SPEED.VERY GOOD CONDITION.REA- SONABI.E CALL EVENINGS ta PM.486 6933.CUSTOM built 3 piece chesterfield set.cost S1.000,00 for $300.00: 5 piece kitchen set, perfect condition.$50.00.Call HU.9.2351.T.V., 21 inch: 3 piece kitchen set: ironing board: telephone table.HU.+-4904 LIVING room turniture.sofa.chaur.2 lamp tables.coffee table.2 lamps All good condition, Will sell separately if desived: complete Lionel train set.RI.7-2311 A 21 INCH R.C.A.Victor combination TV.radio record plaver.splendid mahogany cabinet, good condition.reasonable.HU.8-465.UPRIGHT plaver piano, rolls: dining room set Reasonable.769 2677, 151 WANTED TO PURCHASE WANTED: baby's furniture in good condition.RE.7 4362 or WE.2 4953.158 DOMESTIC PETS MALE Boxer.10 months old.very well trained.DO.6-7128, 163 EDUCATIONAL INDIVIDUAL TUTORING.HIGH SCHOOL AND ELEMENTARY.MATHEMATICS, HISTORY.ENGLISH AND LITERATURE.CALL HU.8-3248 EVENINGS.French Lessons Private chitdeen and aduits, beginney and advanced levels Accelerated con versation method.Will cansider indé- viduals or groups of 2 or more Rea sonable rates Call 731 9511.Mornings and Evenmes es mente, a Ta ons an WHS wins | in hock Hockey league record in hockey, mosaurre ADING SCORERS 08Q » : LEADING SCORERS basketball PW Lb nA ey BULLS 0 8&8 2 0 4 17 16 |! MOSQUITO ; HUSKIES e 7 3 60 2 ZL 14 Gr GA PIS The Westmount High BRONCS Ww 7 3 0 3 M 14 | BRUCE FENTON HUSKIES wo 14 4 18 School Senior Grade XI MAROONS 60.3 7 ee 2 a 6 | PEE WEF hockey team len ened i MULES 10 2 7 1 2% 3 5 - IVOR BLACK HUSKIES 1 17 6 pal} unbeaten stre eh ne ht RAIDERS 0271 Bu 5 va ; ak lo elg PEE WEE DAVID BEASANT BRUINS #7 7 games this week by edging BRONCS 9 8 © 1 4 15 m0 | MIDGET Bishop Whelan High 2-1.\\HUSKIES 1 6 4 1 4 2 13 \u2018JOHN SHAYER = BADGERS wo 8 8 16 tev .11 | RAIDERS 10 4 4 2 I a8 10 SENIOR More \u20ac Abbott and Darel | BULLS s 3 4 2 2 M 8 |DOUGLAS GAVIN \u2014 AVENUE STARS 7 200 5 45 unro c'icke or t © {MULES 1 206 3 13 3 7 league leading team.GUARDS 1 6 3 Ww 4 5 In basketball action Tues- BANTAM d Ww - RED WINGS $8 6 2 ¢ 3 2 12 AN Types of ay, estmount withstood | BRUINS 8 3 3 2 3 m 8 » e a late rally by Lachine to |\\LEaFs 7 3 3 1 3 % 7 Automatics earn a 5749 triumph.RANGERS 7 2 3 2 5 MB 6 | March Her | HAWKS 8 2 5 1 x5 : 5 Hersh sparked the MIDGET on GUARANTEED 12 team with 22 points fol- T MONTHS OR 12008 ; MUSTANGS # 5 3 2 2 2 12 ; lowed by Jeremy Eldridge , gps rrONS 9 4 3 2 3 3 10 iY MILES.1 and eudson Alleyne who i BADGERS 0 4 4 2 42 4 10 AUTOMATIC clie or an re- | FALCONS 9 2 5 2 3 43 6 spectivey.[ | SENIOR TRANSMISSION SPECIALISTS INC.|AVENUE STARS 7 6 1 eo 2 7 12 205 \u2014 6th AVE, LACHINE 637-1109 | MAROONS 7 5 2 © 2 3 10 ° .! WANDERERS 7 3 4 0 16 15 6 Rotary rink wins 3 LS 1 à 5 59 TO 50 $ The Westmount Rotary Club RESULTS OF GAMES PLAYED cwling team at a recent Bon- ' spiel at the Alpine Club en- MOSQUITO \u2014 February 8 HUSKIES 5 MAROONS 9 joyed mederate success, win- MOSQUITO \u2014 February 8 BRONCS 3 MULES 0 ping three games and losing | MOSQUITO \u2014 February 8 RAIDERS 2 BULLS 0 oné.Twenty-one rinks from.a ; PEE WEE \u2014 February 5 RAIDERS 4 MULES 1 Ontario.Quebec and New York PKE WEE \u2014 February 10 HUSKIES 9 MULES 0 took part.Local members are: Phil PEE WEE ALL Everson, Borden Empey.Bill STARS EXHIBITION Sey, Bob Robson, and Frank GAME \u2014 February 8 DORVAL 5 WESTMOUNT 0 arr.- BANTAM \u2014 February 4 HAWKS 6 LEAFS 2 W d I ed re BANTAM \u2014 February 6 RANGERS 4 BRUINS 4 ere a \u20ac ucation \u2026 MIDGET \u2014 February 4 MUSTANGS 5 SPARTONS 5 (Continued from page 1) MIDGET \u2014 February 6 MUSTANGS 2 BADGERS 0 the summer, \u201cis but one example , of the creative aspeet of our SENIOR \u2014 February 4 AVENUE STARS 3 WANDERERS 0 camping program,\u201d said Mr.SENIOR - February 6 MAROONS 1 ROYALS 0 McAdam.GAMES TO BE PLAYED \u201cBy good fortune all the boys who participated last year are MOSQUITO \u2014 February 15 MULES vs RAIDERS still with us.in fact one boy who MOSQUITO\" \u2014 February 15 MAROONS vs BULLS was due to go home three weeks MOSQUITO \u2014 February 15 BRONCS vs HUSKIES ago informed his parents that he PEE WEE © \u2014 February 17 HUSKIES vs GUARDS couldn't possibly do so until after BANTAM \u2014 February 18 RANGERS vs RED WINGS the annual meeting as he was, MIDGET \u2014 February 18 SPARTONS vs BADGERS one of those who was \u201cOliver's\u201d SENIOR \u2014 February 18 MAROONS vs AVENUE STARS friend.\u201d PEE WEE \u2014 February 19 RAIDERS vs BULLS This is represented in statis BANTAM \u2014 February 20 BRUINS vs LEAFS tical form as one evening pro- | MIDGET \u2014 February 20 BADGERS vs FALCONS gram \u2014 however the hundreds of | SENIOR \u2014 February 20 WANDERERS \u2018 heurs of character building acti- | vs ROYALS SKI vity that went into the lives of PEE WEE \u2014 February 21 GUARDS vs MULES the individual boys concerned are \u2014 Les === = TS AT THE Ste Ave haut .AR >, : -hau beyond estimation and this is ed.Mr.Claxton retired to decide fe.Adele en-hat true of all other facets of our LCC « o eo LL who would win the contest.While CELEBRATING TAENTY-FIVE YFARS OF HOSPITALITY program of activities.\u201d | \u2018 (Continued from page 5) the judge was making his de-! For information and reservations coll UNiversity 1.2256 \"assembled group was grade 10 cision.questions were asked of Westmount Park .student David Jacobs who spoke the contestants from the floor.on \u2018Judaism\u2019.The last speaker g, f the interesting ques- e ego (Continued from page 1) m°.The À , Some of the interesting ques s 1 of th _ F racef pe make his bid for first place\u2019 tions aksed were of Mr, Lombard, se Xdaminer ass) ie S ] Eve of tne Pa do le su vas Jan Anderson, grade 10.who said someday people may elm lrees were cul down ast whose speech was entitled \"Man's live to be a 140 0.more and may summer.followed by six more in jnquiring Mind\u2019.\u201cve nar Le ui he f b i It the Fall.Old age and general 4 & Live part of this with a mech or es resu S deterioration was the main factor : After the speakers had finish: , anical heart.in their removal.not Dutch Elm \u2018 ; \u2026 vase .Ag y disease.according to Park offi- 3 .; FORA a ERE.3% AT cials.New trees will be planted | 34 3 WIE sd N En forestration program.It was not announced which, | Ha ra oo > any.of the numerous suggestions i f ?E for the park would be incorporated in the redevelopment program.Council has considered the placing of loud speakers in the park to provide piped-in music for Sun- | day concerts.Other plans included the construction of an illuminated fountain.another bandstand.and the use of shrubbery instead of fences to set apart certain areas.; It was noted earlier that while some relocation may he neces-: sary, such popular features as; the putting green and checker boards.will not be removed, this summer as part of a re- a LOOKING FOR AID People on welfare are not the only ones who seek to get all they can in the way of handouts.Among individuals and organized bodies alike, the old-time free enterprising spirit of self- reliance has gradually been replaced by the idea of looking to government for assistance, \u2014 Altona (Man.) Red River Valley Echo.Say OK for OKeefe More and more people are enjoying the growing sport of skiing.More and more active people are also enjoying the miid taste of O'Keefe Ale.Brewed from costlier seedless hops, O'Keefe has NO unpleasant bitterness \u2014 just natural mild refreshment.- ©Keefe tremisne W961 \u2018p| Armaugey \u2018Anpia4 \u2018Joujusoxg qunousise AA 84] L L The Westmount Examiner, Friday, February 14, 1964 1 2 SPECIAL FEBRUARY SALE 16\" PORTABLE TV 19\" PORTABLE TV = ww.) ® RCA Power Grid Tuner ® Long range New Vista Tuner ® New Vista Chassis } ® 19\u201d Aluminized Picture Tube A ® Automatic Channel Equalizer ° 2 JF chassis with cool-operating \"Dark ji ® High Level Contrast Control ® \u201cSpace Age\" Sealed Circuits\u2014Life- ® Tinted Safety Glass time Guarantee 4 ® Built-in Dipole \"'V'' antenna ; ® Golden Throat Sound olden Throat Soun ® In 2-tone Maple Sugar/Grey, Pacific ® 24 Tube Functions Green/Grey, or Ivory/Gold finishes.TS