The Westmount examiner, 18 septembre 1964, vendredi 18 septembre 1964

[" .Vanier here Sunday for ®e * ce Ixamine So VOL.XXXVI, No.38 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1964 5 CENTS 16 PAGES \u2018Regiment.Archie Callard, chairman of \u201cthe Westmount Rotary Scholarship Committee talks with the five local students who were winners this week of the club's annual scholarships.From left are: Brian Fisher, Leoa Varvariouk, Robin Armstrong, Mr.Callard Shirley Baker and Faye McAfee.Rotary awards five Five students, four from Westmount High and one from St.Leo's Academy received $500 scholarship cheques from Westmount Rotary at Wednesday's luncheon meeting in Victoria Hall.They were: Brian Fisher of St.Leo's and Leoa Varvariouk.Fay McAfee, Shirley Baker and Robin Armstrong \u2014 all of West- mount High, It was particularly noted that Shirley Baker is planning to enter architecture at McGill and Leoa Varvariouk will take music as a vocation.Archie Callard, chairman ois the club scholarship committee noted that in the years since 1945 when the scholarships were first made available \u2014 only one winner has failed to complete the planned university course for which the Rotary funds were made available.He paid tribute also to H.Giles, assistant chairman, who had, he said, \u201cperformed the bulk of the work over that period\u201d in checking on the applications.It was a double-barrelled feature day for the club with District Governor S.Gerald (Duke) Locknow making his first appearance before the club members in his official capacity.Members of several other (Continued on page 7) CAUGHT BY the camera before the Westmount Rotary luncheon meeting Wednesday are, from left: L.J.Stuart, vice-president of the club, S.G.Lockrow, Rotary District Governor and W.M.Reay, president.St.Leo s plan new north wing The Catholic School Commission in Westmount has sought permission to erect a brand new north wing to St.Leo\u2019s Academy on Clarke avenue.In announcing the plans M* Picard, chairman of the St- Léon de Westmount board, said that the new section will contain 6 classrooms, plus such new facilities as a language laboratory, audio-visual facilities, and a natural sciences lab, Pupils in grades two and three who would normally be housed in the old wing are using classrooms in the \u201cunimproved\u201d section of Westmount Park School through a rental {Continued on page 4) RMR Ceremony in park New colours ready as regiment celebrates 50th anniversary The Royal Montreal Regiment has confirmed that as part of its Fiftieth Anniversary this month His Excellency The Governor-General will present | New Regimental and Queen's Colours to The The ceremony will take place on the afternoon of Sunday.September 20, at Westmount Park, and members \u201cof the public are invited to attend.\u201cI'he Regiment was founded in 1914 as part of the 3rd Cana-* dian Infantry service in Europe.When il ve- turned in 1919, it left behind 1.192 men who gave their lives, \u201cin the cause of freedom.It is to these men, and others who paid\u2019 the supreme sacrifice in the | Second World War.that the Armory at 4625 St.Catherine street is dedicated.All too few years later.The RMR was again mobilized as part of the 1st Canadian Divi-, sion in 1939, and did not return home until almost six years had passed, seeing action at such places as the liberation of Calais.and in Northwest Europe.These names.with many others from two world conflicts, (are emblazoned on the new | colours that General Vanier will present.Brigade for \u2018 Souvenir supplement \u2014_\u2014 | To mark the occasion | of the RMR\u2019s 50th anniversary, The West- mount Examiner will publish a special souvenir supplement on October 2 \u2014 included with the regular issue.|! The Regiment at present con- \"sists of some 27 Officers, 45] | Senior Non-Commissioned Officers and 160 Other Ranks.I I maintains a close relationship i with two affiliated cadet corps, at Macdonald High School and Lower Canada College.In addition, the Regiments active \u201cD\u201d Company at Ste.Anne de Bellevue draws its members from the Lakeshore and the extreme | West of Montreal Island.| REUNION For almost a year, the Regi-, ment bas planned a reunion of its members past and present.| By means of a newsletter that started with a circulation of just over 900 and rose to in excess! of 1,500.there will be members travelling to Montreal from as.far as Southern California.\u2019 They will meet at an \u201cOpen.House\" at the Armory on Friday, September 18.The following evening, they will sit down! to a Reunion Dinner in a spe- | cially decorated main hall, that will show the history of The! Regiment and its members from the day.The conclusion on the Reunion weekend will be the Presentations of Colours on Sunday the 20 September.inception tu the present | temptibles\u2018, , \"Auld Lang Syne, \u2018Ceremony to begin at 2 p.m.The colour presentation ceremonies begius at 2:00 p.m.in Westmount Park.Parade order is as follows: 1.Keeper-ot-the-Grounds will be posted, 2.Guards March on and Colours will Parade.\u201cThe Con- Band of The RMR, 3.Officers will Fall-In, 4.Arrival of (he Vice-Repal : Party.\u201cFanfare\u201d, Band of The RMR.5.Royal Salute to His Excel- leney The Governor - General.i \u201cRoyal Salute\u201d.Band of The RMR, 6.Inspection ol Excellency, The RMR.7, Old Colours are Marvched-Off.Band of The Troops by His \u201cToledo\u201d, Band ot RMR.8.Dram Major will Pile Drums, Corps of Drums of The RMR, tit A ETA ET E ETAOINNN 9.Consecration of Colours.10.Presentation of New ours.11.Colours Return to The Regiment.\u2018General Salute\u2019, Band of The RMR, 12.Address by His Excellency The Governor-General, 13.Guards and Colours March (Continued from page 13) Col- Next week's weather By ERIC NEAL SEPTEMBER 19 TO 26 Bright with morning mists or white frosts.Afternoons still relatively warm, although partly cloudy.The fringe of a tropical storm could bring heavy rains with hail and thunder to Vermont, the Eastern Townships then both shores of the Gull.Cloudy hut pleasant through the middie of the week with cool winds, clear moonlit nights and morning fogs or frosts.Temperature 30-70*F.Mainly sunny and relatively mild (0 end the week.Mornings frosty, For the Laurcntions and the north, typical nippy autumn days with occasional flurries, \u201c 13 new teachers |\u201c The Westmount Examiner.Friday, Sept.18, 1964 join WHS staff School has real West High School teacher welcomed to ats staff, thirteen, H, M.Kerstead will teach Techni.new teachers, from England, cal Drawing.France, Scotland and Ireland as Geography and History are the well as Canada subjects of the third new teacher M Bain joins the staff from from England, Robert Lambert.Verdun High School where he wis prom Lachine High, where he Department Head in history.was Department Head in Physical From Mount Royal comes Ken- Education.comes W.Osterman.neth Etheridge to teach hstory.geography and English.Miss Moira Feeney arriv Westmount High New Mathmates teacher Miss od Eleanor Robertson comes from from England this Summer to Scotland.From Lachine High teach English, History and Latin, COMES Dr.J.de Viceschauwer to at the school.Another new resti- teach French.dent is Damel Freval who will Originally from Ireland and an teach his native language, French.Physical Education instructor Also from England is Miss Mary | last year at the Snowdon YMHA Mainwarng who will teach His- tis T.H, Wright, McGill graduate tory and English.Former Mont-' E.J.Williams will teach both DRIVE-IN THEATRE 262 AS JUNCTION OF CAR NORTHWAY AND CAPACITY ROUTE 11 CHAMPLAIN, N.Y, Admission: Adults 80 \u2014 Childien under 12 FREE Main show starts ot 7.30\u2014Main picture re-run every Fri., Sat.& Sun.her ors Ser Seen AIST SAMUEL BRONSTON'S THE FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE An Avvisted Proguares Im Progetan doiessed Ly 20th Leatury Fut ULTRA her seeks $2,475,000 | One of the largest financial drives in recent years gets under way officially on Monday night.The year's Red Feather campaign has an objective of $2,475,000 which is 15% more than was collected in the 1963 drive.\u2018Hundreds of your neighbors and friends will be out canvassing in practically every area of greater Montreal,\u201d said E.H.Heeney, general chairman of the drive, in a recent statement.\u201cWe believe that if the neighbor canvasser and donor will do their part now as has the large corporations and individual donors in the advance gifts division then our campaign can go over the top.\u201d Community Implications The success or failure of this: year's campaign can have very | serious implications to every | This was stressed by several! agency directors at a luncheon Church Liaison Committee of | United Red Feather Services.| Mrs.Muriel McCrea.executive director of the Children's Service Centre in Westmount, said that if anyone asked what! failure of the drive would mean | the first thing she would worry about would be the other agencies.It was pointed out that needy and problem children are the result of broken homes.If the agencies which try to keep the homes intact are not fully i Instrumental Music (Strings) and Physical Education.Teaching Physical Education on the distaff side is Miss Linda G.-PANAYI 310 TECH) ° A PARAMOUNT À COLOR TRELEAgE Music for listening.Music for d for dining.Music by the Louis Request her favourite melody.tonight, for instance.Louis Bannets interpretation will enha of dining and dancing.in La Réserve.Nightly except Sundays.For reservations \u2014 call Mario at 866-9611 Me NN ENDS QO R Hotel da ésecrve | McKellar.formerly of John | Grant High.ancing.Music Bannet Trio.nce your evening supported through the forthcoming campaign some of these agencies would have to cut back on service, The resulting increase in the number of children having to be helped by the Children\u2019s Service Centre in this case could run into many hundreds.\u201cAny cut in money to any agency of Red Feather means disappointments and heartbreak for children,\u201d said Mrs.McCrea, emphasizing that last year her agency had 2,582 children in care and this number had been increased by another 136 by June of this year.\u201cHow can you say no?\u201d asked Mrs.MeCrea, stressing the emergency services which her agency must give.For instance, \u201cWe got a call from the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital.A child had 18 breaks in her arm community.large or small, in| and one eye was gouged out.! the metropolitan Montreal area.She was 18 months old.Could! you say no to that child?\u201d Mrs, McCrea concluded \u201cit sponsibility, the community\u2019s responsibility to provide the money for continued service.\u201d Miss Elinor Barnstead, executive director of the Family Service Association, backed up Mrs.McCrea's plea, noting that a cut in budget of any agency Youth leaders sought With the commencement of another program year.the Unity Boys\u2019 Club of West- mount is seeking new volunteer leaders to assist the Club in providing the youngsters of Westmount and St.Henry with an opportunity to spend their leisure time in an atmosphere conducive to constructiveness promoting juvenlie decency.The United Boys\u2019 Club is not ed for its guidance program and plans to group clubs to further this modern technique of teen-age growth.As a result, the Club is looking for mature leadership to help guide the various group clubs in the Agency.Although many of last year's volunteer leaders are returning, the Club is currently on the lookout for instructors skilled in arts and crafts.With an expanding sports program, the Physical Department will also be needing coaches for basketball, hockey and supervisors for an outdoor programme, Tin Can Curling.Residents of Westmount will be welcome - phone WE.2-5506 for an appointment or visit the Club at 1090 Greene Avenue.Alistair Campbell Alistair M.Campbell, 3660 The Boulevard, was in Los Angeles and New Orleans this week and attended meetings with Sun Life of Canada representatives and branch managers from his Company\u2019s western, central and eastern U.S.agency divisions.Mr.Campbell is president of Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada.in the area of: initiate more\u2019 Drive held vital for local agency means a cul in staff and \u201cthat means a cut in service.\u201d C.E.R.Thompson, executive director of the Society for the Protection of Women and Children, noted that \u2018\u2018our agency refuses to believe that child protection should be curtailed due to lack of funds.We believe it is not a frill \u2014 but an essential service.\u201d The work among children and families are only two aspects of the multiple services given by the 36 health and welfare agencies in the Red Feather family serving the Protestant and non-sectarian community in all parts of greater Montreal.Obituary Harold S.McGee | A funeral service for Harold S.i McGee, a former vice-president last week, sponsored by the is our responsibility.your re-| of the Robert Mitchell Co.Ltd., was held this week in St.Leon\u2019s | Church, Westmount.Mr.McGee, who was born in Liverpool, died Saturday.After the death of his parents, Mr.McGee came to Canada where he joined Riordan Paper Company.In 1932 he became ! secretary of Mitchell Co.Ltd.and later was promoted to comptroller.He served as vice-presi- dent in charge of finance until his retirement in 1962.Mr.McGee also was president \"of Lichen Lake Mining Company.| An active sportsman, he was a member of the Royal Montreal Golf and Curling Clubs, the En- \u201c gineer\u2019s Club and the MAAA.| He is survived by his wife, the former Rose-Marie Bernard, two daughters, Mrs.Joseph \u2018Groden and Mrs.J.F.Meakins, and a granddaughter.Joanna Groden.Burial was at Beloeil.J.ROMISH Ladies\u2019 & Men's CUSTOM TAILOR Specializing in clothes made to measure from best materials.Also all kinds of tail oring including remodelling of Suits, Coats.Furs and Dresses.1239 Greene Avenue | Phone: 932-0696 Your PLUMBING NOW and SAVE} COMPLETE PLUMBING SERVICE Today's modern living demands modern plumbing.For expert modernizing and plumbing repair service, call us for estimates.WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LTD.C.Cadorette \u2014 N.Lamoureux 206 Olivier Ave., Westmount WE.5-1189 24 WOURS SERVICE Py ae 29° ae LX) NEED A (AB! UN.6-4551 VETERAN TAXI ASS'N.T.H E Exa of the school board's decision to replace the is slated to start in November.Demolition FORMER CLASSROOM A North-wing classroom at St.Leo's Academy stands silent and bare as a result section aminer, MONTREAL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1964 | | with modern facilities.History of RMR Colours given Military Colors have been in use for many centuries, and from the outset fulfilled two practical needs.First.they were a rallying point in battle and second.a mark of distinction between families.Early man fixed his family badge to a pole, while medieval knights placed armourial bearings on their banners.As armies adopted a system of regiments at the beginning of the 17th.century, each company was allotted a colour.This custom prevailed for a hundred years.Since 1751.regiments have been limited Planning a Sweet Sixteen, Bridal Shower or any celebration rib\u2019n reefy The Red Coor to Dining Pleasure COMPLETE BANQUET FACILITIES 8105 Decarie Blvd.Phone 735-1601 0e ee ieee Wr to a Regional Colour and a Sovereign's Color.Before colors are taken into use they are consecrated during a ceremony that was standardised in 1867.This is the service we will witness today.This is a tradition that dates from the sacred standards of the Maccabees and the legions of Rome.Pope Alexander Il consecrated the banner carried by William the Conqueror.The reverence shown to the Colors during their active life assures them of a sacred resting place upon retirement, with due regard for their historic associations.In times s gone by i it was the FALL SALE All Furniture 25% OFF COLLECTORS\u2019 CENTRE 4114 St.Catherine W.{Corner Gladstone) Phone: 932-0688 Élzaboth Kun BEAUTY SPECIALIST Graduate European and Canadian Cosmetician ® WRINKLES BANISHED ® MASSAGE ® MAKE-UP | NOW For your convenience \u2014 Facial Treatments in your own home £ For Appointiment i Please Call UN.6-2121 (9 AM.to 11 AM.\u2014 6 PM, to 9 PM.) custom for the regimental colors to match the facing on an infantryman\u2019s uniform, to provide a simple yet efficient rallying point.The regimental color was paraded through the ranks, so that every man could identify it.In battle, the men moved where the color flew.To loose a color to the enemy was.more than a disgrace: it usually meant defeat in battle, for without its rallying point a unit was most liable to disintegrate.The coloras now.was always saluted, guarded and escorted wherever it went.The Royal Montreal Regiment has the distinction of receiving three sets of Colors.In 1919, the first occasion, was unique in the annals of: British and Canadian history.This was the first time that à Regiment had been presented with Colors on forcign soil at the end of a victorious | campaign.It was at Unter Eschbach.Germany.on January 4th, 1919, that Prince Arthur of Connaught presented the Regiment with its first set of Colors.Another set of Colors were scholarships, it was and residence invitation to all VON al LIT UNE cu ge 35 local students ESTABLISHED 1899 OHNMAN\u2019S WE.3-4046 oa WATCH REPAIRS § Certified Watchmokers JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.McGill awards 12 Twelve students from West- mount will enter McGill thas Fall under terms ol special entrance announced this week, Winners of scholarsiups worth a minimum of $100 which may | board - also extend to tnition fees, were: Charles Beach.Courtney Pratt and Steven Vittoratos, Stephen Abbott, Colin Anderson, Jeffrey Bacal, Richard M.Beardmore and Judith Spice A Sir William Macdonaid scol- arship ol $150 (or one year res tricted to male students enterme Arts and Science went to Mave de Man of St.Leo's.Michael Kaplan and Courtney Prati were winners of the Sidney J.Hodgson scholarships of $200 for engineering and $175 for Arts, restricted lo students ol Westmount High.The Grace Fairley Trafalgar Scholarship of $100 for one year was won by Nancy McFarlane.Altogether 295 students from all parts of Canada won awards.More than 200 came (rom Quebec Sume of the awards were made in June, before the results of Pro- Mackay ceremony set Saturday Quebec Education Minister Paul Gérin-Lajoie will lay the corneistone for the new Mackay Centre for Deaf and Crippled Children at 2.30 p.m.Saturday.president A.H.Marden announced yesterday.Mr.Marden issued a cordial contributors and friends to attend the ceremonies at the Centre on Decarie | AS A MATTER OF vincial Matriculation Exanuna.tions were released These wine ners were selected trom among a large oumber of students who were granted early provisional L'acceptauces at that tune Admit purse snatching on Atwater Two 30 year-old Toronte resideats pleaded guilty in municipal court Wednesday to charges ot purse snatching from two elderly ladies on Atwater avenue and the thett of articles from cars parked on Dorchester boulevard.Remanded tor sentence later today were Gerald Jones and John Briscoe.They were ure rested Tuesday for loitering, but a search ol their Mwater avenue rooming house by Westmount Police turned up some of the contents ol (he purses and of the cars.Police also recovered iden- titication papers belonging to Mrs.Marshall Field, a director of the well-known Chicago department stove.She lost the papers along with a mink stole and a movie camera during à visit here on September 10.Mans older drivers who have passed seventy years are careful and reliable, bul at this age their reactions are slower and sight and hearing tess keen, For their own safety and that of their passengers, an annual examination for the drivers permit and a medical cheek up are advisable.some day either your family will need money to replace your earnings or you yourself will need an income for retirement.Sun Life insurance can provide both, As a local Sun Life representative, may | call upon you at your convenience?RICHARD GORDON Sun Life Building, Suite 156 TELEPHONE: Office: UN.6-6411 Res.: 482-7716 to have been presented Lo; SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA A MUTUAL COMPANY The Regiment in 1939.Th ceremony was postponed until the cessation of hostilities, It was at Amersfoort, Hol-, land, that General H.D.G.| Crerar presented the second set of Colors on July 10, 1945.These however were not the Colors that the City of Wesl- mount had planned to give The original set was destroyed by enemy bombing in London, and it was a replacement set that the RMR received on foreign liberated soil.| (Continued on page 5) \\ 7 JL Se op$ A re MOUNTAIN STREET AT SHERBROOKE VICTOR 2- 4444 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Sept.18, 1964 4 LY Ww PN NR à Examiner Hervimg the Oty of Westmount since 1905 HUGH R.MOUNT, General Masoger Printed and Published Every Friday by MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7005 Kildare Rood, Montreal 29 John W.Sancton President and Publisher Hugh E.McCormick Chairman Editorial \u2014 Accounting \u2014 Circulation Display Advertising Deportments 481-2771 Classified Advertising \u2014 8:30 am.to 5 p.m.Daily (To 8:30 p.m.Mon., Tues.& Wed.) 481-0451 The Examiner aims to be an independent, clean newspaper fer the home, devoted to public service.$0.20 half year.Newspapers Association, Quebeo Five cents à copy.Mail subscriptions: $2.30 per year: Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, Canadian Community Newspapers Representatives.Authorized as Second Cluss Mull by the Post Office Department, Ottawa and for payment of postage in cash.WE SAY Fifty years and after ris weekend the Royal Montreal Regiment \u2014 with all its dramatic record of valor and service in two World Wars \u2014 marks its 50th anniversary.The occasion will be celebrated with several special events to recall once again the magnificent exploits of the Regiment and those that became affiliated with it down through the five decades.Nothing can be added to the tributes that have heen heaped on the regiment, any more than anything could be added to the striking and sterling list of battle honors attached to its lustrous record.However, the anniversary coincides, by chance, with an official announcement from Ottawa that Canada\u2019s Reserve Army role is again one that fits precisely into the Armed Services plan, and no longer is the Reserve Army role merely that of Civil Protection, as it has been now for some years.To this we word: \u201cBravo\u201d.And we have the firm feeling that the new Reserve Army role again being opened up will provide still added opportunity for the Royal Montreal Regiment to add to its proud record.say one BY THE WAY LIFE IS LIKE THAT HE important guest at a Æ banquet \u2018whose cigar would not light properly\u2019 reminded me of an incident at a diplomatic dinner.An unpopular ambassador was grimacing unhappily as he drew on his cigar.\"What on earth are these cigars!\u201d he asked a Cabinet Minister, \u201cTwo for 15¢,\u201d replied the Minister, \u201cAnd you've got the scven- cent onc,\u201d This Week in Westmount | A crowd of more than 30,- 000 attended the Mont Tremblant Circuit sports car events on Sunday, with the trophy and $1,000 purse going to Pedro Rodrigues, Mexican international driver, winner of the 100 mile race, main event of the day.Second was Canadan champion Ludwig Heimrath; third was Westmounter PETER LERCH, in the gold colored sports car he purchased recently from a publisher.FRANK SCHENABLE, Park Place, re-elected chairman of the World Federation of Hemophilias at a conference in Amsterdam, Holland, representing members from 14 countries, One of the announcements of importance was that a centre of hemophilia treatment centres will be extended around the world.Park recovery will take years Sir: That plcture of the lagoon and spillways in revamped Westmount Park, lacked only onc thing \u2014 the facts just ain't so.The fire hydrant-fed spillway at the libary is, alas, by ne means complete, the lovely green sward of the dell is gone.There are nothing but mounds of carth and straggling weeds, a miserable representation of what was, and now unhappy is not, A whole summer has been lost to Westmount people who loved the Park and were, for the most part, happy with it and its surroundings.It will take years for the Park to recover a semblance of itself, for anybody familiar with the habits of flowers and grasses knows how long it takes to replace and Permanently restore in new locations, their original beauty.In six weeks or less the snow will fly.Even now, sowing of grass seed is a waste of money.It will be late summer of 1965, at least, before any measure of permanence will he visible.And what will we have then that we had not before the heavy expenditures of 1964 en- curred in the so-called \u2018\u2018remodelling?\u2019 A maze of concrete footpaths to aggravate the feet of those who would seek the green sod and the cool of the shade trees, plus a miserable trickling ditch and a couple of artifical spillways that a summer thundershower, and its resultant flood, would put to shame on any of the avenues bordering the Park on the mountain side.Those interested in preserving the natural beauty of King George Park (Murray Park) should get busy to form a Pro- tvetion Committee to guard the natural beauty of this park, one of the most lovely on the Island of Montreal, and block all squandering of monies on so-called modernizing.JAMES R.MACKEN.Guides, Brownies seek leaders Sir: This month, Westmount Guides and Brownies will be returning to their companies and packs after summer holidays, and new children will be cager to join, Fortunately (or perhaps unfortunately!) automation has not yet reached our ranks and YOU SAY we still must rely on our faithful flesh-and-blood leaders to plan meetings, organize hikes and generally keep us in , operation, Through your column, may 1 ask that anyone who is interested in children and wiling to help out in a Guide company or Brownie pack contact me?Training is provided \u2014 it is not necesary to have been a Guide or Brownie yourself.Meetings are held once a week and some additional time is necessary for preparation, etc.Much has happened in the Guide movement since the days of black stockings and turned-up hat brims, but the fundamentals have always remained the same.Our girls are preparing themselves to lead happy useful lives and to become good citizens, In West- mount, we have over 250 Roman Catholic, Jewish and Protestant children, mixed together or in groups of their own (usually depending upon proximity to meeting place), all enjoying Guiding together.Please help us to provide them with leaders.Mrs.V.Wilson-Smith, Westmount District Commissioner, DOWN .View .Having ears 8.Land measures 4.English philosopher 8.Applaud noisily 9.French town 7.Thin 8.Fish 11, Solemn promise 13.Give forth 16.Consume 12, Send into banishment 14, Single unit 15.Born 17.Stir 18.Marry 19.Vehicle 20.Bushel: abbr, 21, Encountered 22.Clamorous 24, Lucid 27, Italian poet 28, Viscous 29.Guided 30.Indefinite article 81, A meat 82.A roving public vehicle 85.Printer's need 7.Open: poet, 8, Candlenut tree 89.Billa of fare 1, Quick 8, Examing.tion 44, Frozen desserts 48.Observes 46, Hardy heroine by VALENTINA RAHR H.RAY RONALDS, Rose- mount avenue, appointed honorary president of the Quebec Junior Chamber of Commerce.A graduate of Selwyn House School, and Ashbury College, he became a member of the CCC in 1962.NORMA SPRINGFORD, Edghille road, member of a jury choosing plays for a festival of professionally directed on stage readings for the best plays submitted to the Playwrights\u2019 Workshop at Le Theatre de la Place Ville Marie, and under the direction of Walter Massey on September 28, October 12, 20, 21, 22, 23; November 2, 16 and 30; and December 14.Winner of play award in each class will be chosen to be produced during the 1965 Dominion Drama Festival.Next Tuesday the Red Feather campaign starts through October 5 with an objective of close to two and a half million.Part of the territory covered by the metropolitan division of the campaign under the direction Loyola of K.Leigh-Smth extends from Iberville in the east to Momtreal West, including Westmount .Acting Principal British Trade Commissioner and .Mrs.Basi] Harries gave a cocktail party at their home on Lorraine avenue this week, after entertaining in honor of Lady Lintott .The play written in 1904 ::La Main Passe\u201d by Georges Fey- deau, as presented at La Poudriere this week, is an ir- resistable comedy, with costumes by Jeanine Beaubien, Oakland avenue.BIRTHDAY CONGRATULATIONS to HON.GEORGE C.MARLER, member of the Quebec Legislature, and one time resident of Westmount .Leningrad Ballet opening on September 28 to October 3 at Place des Arts, presenting magnificent productions, with the opening performance in aid of the Kennedy Memorial Fund for Retarded Children, with many patrons planning at attend the opening, from Westmount .orders Vanier medallion The award of a commission to French-Canadian artist Sylvia Daoust to sculpt a medallion bearing the head of the Governor-General of Canada to be placed in the George P.Vanier Library has been announced by Very Rev.P.G.Malone, SJ, Unveiling of the Will form part of the Library opening ceremonies set for Tuesday, October 27, at 3:30 p.m.lis Excellency the Goveinor- General will officiate.A well-known Quebec artist, Miss Daoust has produced medals bearing the heads of several lieutenant governors of this province in addition to many well-known sculptures, some of which are in the National Gallery of Canada.Extensive career Born in Montreal, Mlle, Daoust studied art at the Ecole des Beaux Arts here.She taught RE 21.Sp STSIEE mon SED BEER 22.Youth ODAME SONDE WIVIl3] clo HINT 3: Ahead SEM NIV] .D Sol mand ERDOO ODOEk as Sino lL[3W due a|v/2MG|3)M 88.Song- SI x SRS eal birds vial [HI adv, 26.Type H[s[v/9MES[v]s]S measure 27.Fault 29.Lick 33, Wrong 81, Inn- 34.Spolled, keepers as meat, 82, Sleeve- 36.Leg joint less 40.Employ garments 42.High cara president of Loyola.medallion | art, modelling and anatomy at the Ecole des Beaux arts in Quebec City from 1930 to 1943 when she returned to become an instructor at the Montreal Art institution, teaching sculpture.In 1929 she won first prize exaequo in sculpture in the Wil- lingdon Competition, and in the same year was awarded a Quebec Provincial Government Scholarship to study in France.In 1955-56 she was awarded a Royal Society of Canada Scholarship, also for study in France.She has also studied in Italy, Spain, Greece, Belgium, Germany and England.Miss Daoust, whose works include busts, medallions of the lieutenant-governors of Quebec, religious art and sculpture in wood, has participated in exhibitions of the Royal Academy of the Sculptors\u2019 Society of Canada She has had exhibitions of her work in Montreal and Quebec, Rome and in the Tate Gallery, London.The Vanier Library, begun in the fall of 1963, will be open for the 1964-65 academic year at Loyola.Built to house 150,000 volumes, it will provide additional study and research space for 520 students at a time.St.Leos .(Continued from page 1) agreement with the Protestant School Board.About 160 pupils in seven classrooms have been displaced.Pending approval from the Department of Public Instruction in Quebec, demolition should begin in mid-November, Mr.Picard said.Construction is not expected to take longer than six months with the wing completed well before school opening in September 1965, The new section will also contain general offices for the St-Léon School Board as well as school offices, The north wing was constructed in 1901, a a® ce a?a a® ce ta oe NOW STARTING a 3,500 mile six-week goodwill tour of Canada as crew of a London double-decker bus are London Transpert driver Ken Warnes, left, and conductor Stan Marshall, right.Their busman'\u2019s holiday with a difference in Vancouver Oct.26.began Sept.14 and ends Local sendoff given British 2-storey bus Westmount.which has often been accused of appearing more British than Britain itself, looked : perhaps a little more so Tuesday with the appearance of a London double-decker bus on its streets.Off on a 3.500 mile six-week goodwill tour of Canada, the bus spent most of the evening at the residence of the Acting Principle British Trade Commissioner Basil Harries, 7 Lorane avenue.Britain's High Commissioner to Canada, Sir Henry Lintott, and Mayor Jean Drapeau \u2018\u2018launched\u2019 the expedition in Dominion Square Monday.It is manned by a crew brought especially to Canada \u2014 London busmen Ken Warnes, driver, and Stan Marshall.conductor.An mobile exhibition and information centre on the lower deck will be staffed by two smartly uniformed FIX-IT.3} «©.victim of The ides of March Has water that's As cold as starch.PONT VPN JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 i supplement ~ B.T.A.travel information girls.Every section of its 3,500 mile, six-weck journey has becn checked to confirm overhead clearances of at least 14\u2019 10\" and detours will be frequent because of low bridges or hanging cables.À special floating crane was necessary to unload the mammoth vehicle from a Cunard freighter in Montreal.The bus, is a No.11 taken off its route through London's world- renowned streets to give Canadians a taste of lfe in the British Capital.Electric Co.picks nearby Quebec site Mayor Gilles Brouillard of the Town of Vaudreuil has announced that Northern Electric Company Limited has exercised options to purchase a 235-acre tract of land fronting on the new Trans-Canada Highway.Company President R.H.Keefler said that the acquisition of this site reflects his company\u2019s belief in Quebec as one of the nation\u2019s great industrial provinces and in the Montreal district as one of Northern Hlectric's important manufac- ing locations.This new site, some 25 miles west of downtown Montreal will permit the development of a new improved industrial complex over the years to other Northern Electric plants in the greater Montreal district.No immediate construction plans have been made.Situated at the entrance to Canada\u2019s metropolis, the site in Vaudreuil is served by major highways and rail.Furthermore, located near the intersection of the Toronto and Ottawa Highways, it is ideally situated in relation to Northern Electric's other plants and its Research and Development Laboratories.122 residents assist Study centre 7 McGill\u2018s Fund Drive Residents of Westmount actively engaged in this year's Me- Gill Alma Mater fund drive number 122, including Hugh G.Scy- bold, 685 Grosvenor, Chairman of the Clas Agents Division.Faculty chairmen from West.mount are: À.Keith Ham, Arts and Science; Dr.G.D.Armstrong, Dentistry: T.S.Morse, Engincering, and Dr.D.W.Mac- Ewan, Medicine.McGill welcomes over 400 graduates to the campus al a special half - day conference Monday.September 21.The graduates.who serve in the capacity of class agents for the Alma Mater Fund.will attend a number of sessions designed to bring them into closer touch with the present operation of the University and with their role in its future plans.Some of McGill's top administrators will speak to the graduates at the various sesions.Members of the University Board of Governors and Senate will also be present.Representatives of o thegrroups, including the Me- Gill Associates and Parents\u2019 Committee will attend.The annual fund, sponsored in 1948 by the Graduates\u2019 Socicty of McGill University, last year collected over $400,000 from 14,- 518 graduates.The next immediate objective set by Fund officials is $500,000.Monday's events are being held under the auspices of the McGill Fund Council.Howard I.Ross, Chancellor, will open the conference al a buffet luncheon in the Redpath Museum at 12:30 p.m.The second exhibits, has been turned over to the Fund Conference for the luncheon.Colin M.McDougall, Registrar, will explain to the graduates how the University functions as an educational complex, immediately following the luncheon.This part of the program will take place in the main auditorium of the new Humanities and Social Sciences Building, This will mark the first such meeting in the new structure, which goes into partial operation the same day.Preceding Mr.MceDougall's address.D.Lorne Gales.Executive! Director of the McGill Fund Council.and Elizabeth B.Me- Nab, Associate Director.will give a complete report on the University's new \u201c\u2018Co-ordinated Fund-Raising Program\u2019.! Following a tour of the com.\u2019 pleted portion of the Humanities Building, the graduate will return to the auditorium to hear an address dealing with the Univer- sitv's plans to strengthen stu-! dent-faculty relationships.The speaker will be Professor H.D.| Woods, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.{ | 1 | t given to YM An adult education and cultural study centre for the Snowdon YM-YWHA will be built as an addition to the existing facilities, a gilt from the children of Mr.and Mrs.Samuel Bronfman, in honor of Mrs.Bronfman, it was announced last week.The centre, which will be erect ed facing Cote St.Catherine road, Will be named The Saidye Bronf- man Centre of the YM-YWHA.She was president of the YW from 1929 to 1935 and is one of the two honorary life presidents: the second is her husband.The donors are Baroness Minda de Guuzberg, Mes.Phyliss Lambert, Eduar M and Charles Bronfman History of .(Continued from page Ou September the 20.1964, the old Colors will be on parade for the last time, and a new set will be escorted on to the parade grounds.The occasion Will be notable, as on this occasion, Her Majesty the Queen's personal vepre- sentative, Mis Excellence, The Governor General of Canada will perform this Historic function.and third floors of the Museum, with its permanent and special! RADIO EQUIPPED LANSDOWNE SPECIAL & HOURLY RATES 18 Gladstone \u2014 Westmount 933-8484 CHRISTENINGS \u2014 WEDDINGS \u2014 FUNERALS \u2014 AIRPORT Oporated by E.Gallagher DAY & NIGHT SERVICE TAXI REG'D.\u2014 OUT OF TOWN TRIPS 66/1 I saw Royal Bank about a termPlan loan then I shopped around for a car bargain99 fh we A te lan toan puts the money you need into your pocket before you go car-hunting.It gives you greater bargaining power, And it keeps your financing costs down, so that you have more to spend on the car itself.Borrow this businesslike way.No extras.No hidden charges.Fast service.Next time you want money for a new car or any big purchase, see Royal Bank first about a low-cost, life-insured te rmPlan loan.Typical low-cost termPlan loans Youreceive $ $2,000 $3,600 = You repay over 500 12 months 30 months 36 months Monthly payment $ 43.93 $ 75.44 $115.73 Finance in advance at ROYAL BANK Over 80 Branches in Montreal and District W96L \u20188L \u20184daS \u2018Anpisg \u2018soujuexa qunouvssm SY] The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Scpt.18, 1964 6 - \u2014 \"EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY ASF The Evans Sisters School of the DANCE and MUSIC ® Ballet © Toe © Tap ® Acrobatic Royal Academy of Dancing Syllabus Taught NOW OPEN FOR REGISTRATION For information, coli WE.7-4707 4845 Sherbrooke St.West corner Victoria Ave.Mary Dariotis PIANIST - TEACHER European Diploma PIANO LESSONS Private and class instruction for children in your home or at studio.Recitals.3628 PRUDHOMME AVE.(Cor.Cote St.Antoine) 489-6955 LA POUDRIERE APPRENTICES Theatre Training Classes in French and English commence September 29 at the West.mount \"Y'.Adults, Teenagers, Juniors.Phone La Poudrière LAFONTAINE 6-0821 Yes \u2014 you'll feel more wanted if you put yourself in the hands of an Arthur Murray Studio teacher today ! ARTHUR MURRAY SCHOOL OF DANCING 1500 St.Catherine St., West Room 100 Tel: 933-2608 BEATRICE M.McLEISH A.Mus.(McGill) PIANO - ORGAN THEORY 6955 Fielding Ave.Between Mayfair & Coronation 481-9376 Sn ams 11 MAS ANS NS < .Distinctive educators af your service \u2014 mn ALES rt AS LS LS SAS ANS Sara, NAA WINTER SESSION COURSES INovola Col lege | Montreal Evening Courses DEGREE COURSES Canada ARTS Classics Economics English French History Political Science Philosophy Theology SCIENCE COMMERCE Chemistry Accounting Mathematics Business Administration Physics Economics ENGINEERING PROGRAMME COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSES High School Mathematics English Grammar and Composition NON-DEGREE COURSES French Conversation: Elementary, Intermediate and Advanced English Longuage and Composition: Elementary and Intermediate SEMINARS Hungarian Literature and History REGISTRATION : Mail Registration: September 1-20 General Registration: September 21-24; 7:00-9:00 p.m.For information : The Director, Evening Division, Loyola College, 714) Sherbrooke St.W.- HU.68-955), Ext.296 & 297 Peter Pan Nursery School Private Kindergarten Special programme arranged for Children from 3 to & years.REGISTER NOW LIMITED ENROLMENT Particulars on Application Mrs.A.F.D.Macdonald (Miss Elizabeth Veitch) 220 Prince Albert Avenue For Appointment Please Phone Between 9 am.and 4 p.m.486-4310 or 481-3603 Transportation Available Karl Steiner PIANIST ACCOMPANIST, COACH Soloist on C.B.C.Radio and | TV.Graduate Vienna State Academy, has re-opened his studio.Introduces for the first time in Montreal, methodical, complete instruction and appreciation of 12 tone music for the serious piano student of every grade, based on a sensational new piano method in this most advanced modern idiom.PUPILS RECITALS 6211 Monkland {near Grand Blvd.) Apt.6 HU.1-6287 FRANCES GOLTMAN Pianist, Lic.Mus.First Medallist, McGill University Pupils Successful in Highest Exams.RECITALS Beginners and Advanced 5506 N.D.G.Avenue HU.4-6424 Commercial COLLEGE Secretarial Training Day and Night Classes REGISTER NOW For Further Particulars Coll 4845 SHERBROOKE W., at Victoria \u2014 WE.7-1058 HA FH YAAUN KANNAN IRIN NNN INN INIA BALLET STUDIO 223-A Melville Ave., Westmount SEDA ZARE, Director BEGINNERS - ADVANCED - PROFESSIONALS Special classes for Adults Children from 6 years old For Information, call : WE.7-1471 Mon.to Fri, 6-8 p.m.2 NN NN NN RRR RRR RNR NNN NNN NNR Nog Mal, and Beauty.through rhythmic exercise and interpretive movement i TEENS «© ADULTS MODERN DANCE STUDIO : SONYA BOLLINI WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.4585 Sherbrooke St.West For information, call 842-2038 eve se ve de dhe de ded de de de ve de sk she she desde Jeske de de ok ede ded se sb de ded de ok ok kok de de ded es STUDIOS Speech \u2014 Singing Modeling \u2014 Charm HU.4-3717 st ab te Ll st Ta KARR RNRA AAA RN ANA N RANA NARA RAR A RRA RAR AA RAR JOHN MANOLESCO Lectures On ® ASTROLOGY @ OCCULT SCIENCES And Other Topics AT THE * High attendance marks start of 'Y\u2019 program Last Monday.the first day of the new Westmount YMCA FALL PROGRAM saw an excellent attendance at the Prep boys '8- 10 years) gym class and boys swimming instruction program.The gym classes are being conducted by the Psysical Director\u2014 University student, Ted Reid, YMCA members who may attend | who is also on the Montreal as our guest.This is a mixed YMCA Fellowship Plan.Registra- period for boys and girls 8-14 tion for the Junior Fencing School years, A \u2018guest\u2019 may attend a may be made by contacting Prof.weekly gym class or the recrca- Stephen Vamos at 489-3236 or, tional swim period or the swim WE.7-3916.classes on Saturday \u2014 only three | There will be a supervised Re- times, after which time the 'Y\u2019| L aw te va es.Moss Dudgeon, while the swimming program will be supervised by Bill Tyler a Sir George Williams University student training : for a YMCA career.Boys 14 years of age and under who are interested in receiving wrestling instruction are asked to register at the YMCA on Saturday, September 19 at 10:00 a.m.This program was started last spring.Registration for all nonphysical activities for boys and\u2019 girls 8-17 years gets under way this Saturday for such programs: as: Hi-Y, Gra-Y, Jr.Hi-Y, Friendship Clubs, Teen Council, Crafts.and Short-Term Programs such as Chess, Bridge.Cooking, Pet and Animal Care.Puppet-' Making, Stamp and Coin Collect-' ing.Informal groups for com- pelitve table tennis, and chess will also be organized.| All inquiries about these activities should be directed to the | Youth Program Secretary \u2014 Ron\u2019 Watt.Assisting Ron will be a, third year Sir George Williams Rotary .| (Continued from page 1) Rotary clubs were in atlen-.dance to hear the new governor: of District 704 deliver his annual address.i Locknow, a graduate in for-, estry from Syracuse U.is from Massena, N.Y.| In his address he urged mem- | bers to \u201clive Rotary\" for greater; service to the community, and\u2019 also urged that younger men be | brought into the ranks in preparation for the leadership needs | of the future.He recalled the work of the founder of Rotary.Paul Harris, ; whose dream of a world-wide organization, founded on fellow- a small amount and gradually the students.) \u201cM kids bang ship, has resulted in the present inercases daily.This way one This student.who is continu- y Rotary movement with more does not strain or overtax the ing piano lessons in her last away at this than 560,000 members in 11,000 muscles.- ; or ; ¢ ; ; year of high school, told me do all da clubs in 126 nations of the Both music and school last week at her first lesson or Y world.© teachers not only \u201cSHOULD this season that the mathe- long and it creational Swim on Friday from hopes they will become an active 4:00 - 5:00 for members and non.member.- the fingers are oul THE RETURN (To School And Music) A long absence from any routine causes one to forget.When the work, occupation, study or whatever type of toil it happens to be, is resumed.what is the first thing that should be done?Since this column is devoted to all sub- jeets relating to music.naturally a long summer holiday from the routine of practise should be begun again with a careful review of fundamentals.The same applies to school classes.Many people do not think of music as a physical activity.The hands are part of our body and those who play the piano for any other musical instrument and leave it for a prolonged period find that of practice and cannot go as fast or easily as before the summer vacation.Two things are essential for anyone resuming practise.First.the rules (theoretical! mus! be reviewed and fingers must exercise.A fighter.who uses his whole body.trains intensely before a match and when he begins his strenuous program.he commences with WEST /\\ END SCHOOL of ART» Day and Evening Courses PAINTING - DRAWING BASIC DESIGN MODELLING & SCULPTURE School of Art and Design MONTREAL MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS \u201c opens OCT.1st Write or Phone HEA Musical Sharps, Flats & Naturals By FRANCES GOLTMAN * but \u201cMUST\u201d review in order to facilitate the work for the student.Things they have forgotten must be learned anew.Comparison There are a few high schools in the city which have à special class of the smartest students in each particular grade.Personally.1 do not approve of this procedure because in the end il serves no purpose except causing disappointments and does not neces sarily prove that these pupils are the smartest later on.It does however, make it casier for (the teacher.who has an; 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i i he proceeded to review, Lu 5686 MONKLAND It takes time to learn the Ÿ ARESUIET TO LAST \u2014 HAVE rules for keeps.As examples BEEN FOR OVER TWENTY YEARS, PRE-SCHOOL CLASSES; AGE: 6-16 YEARS \u2014 some children forget their ete var | arithmetic tables for the first \u2018AND THE NEW PERMANENT t two, three or even four years BAKED ENAMEL FINISH IS AS \u201cTOUGH AS THE DOORS AND WINDOWS.Beautify your home with Fico aluminum doors, windows, siding never shows.\u201d ALY BDORS AND WINDOWS pee COMMERCIAL ART for do daily and weekly assign- J by FilterLite Ali Weather (Alum) Ltd, | GRAPHIC ARTS SYLLABUS ments.Results will show.§ 102 Eimsiie, LaSalle ILLUSTRATION fl TEXTILE DESIGN REGISTRATION NEXT WEEK: BASIC ; A Reynoids Aluminum Company à PART TIME CLASSES.OFFICE RULES FOR PRACTISE.il CHILDREN'S CLASSE i JUNIOR COURSE 3430 Ontario Avenue SAYING OF THE WEEK: CALL 366-5630 === i NON-PROFESSIONAL Phone: VI.2-7896 As land is improved by sow- QG for trae astimate by Filco consuitant i 4 : VI &- ing it with various seeds, so 1B CLASSES FOR BEGINNERS ENROLL NOW is the mind by exercising it H : 0 ART TEACHING ; with different studies.| Fatal RUE WILLIAM MELMOTH (Sir! ren _ 222 Principal \u2014 Arthur Lismer, R.C.A., LL.D.ï Thomas Fitzosborne) 1710- fl ° 7 ors RR Rese eue Jf 1708.$961 \u2018gl \u2018idag 'Aopug \u2018soujwoxy junouysap 941 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Seph 18, 1964 ANGLICAN \"ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmeunt Cote St.Antoine Read and Church Hill The Rev'd.J.N.Deidge, Rector The Rev'd.T.M.8, Kingston TRINITY XVII 8.00 iin Holy Conununion 9:30 wn Matting with Sermon 1100 am.floly Conmunundon and Sermon Moning Preacher The Recto 1100 are Crib Corner, Nursery & Church School 746 pan Evensong with Sermon Preacher The Rev'd T M.S.Kingston MONDAY \u2014 Si.Matthew's Day - à 15 pin Holy Communion WEDNESDAY ooo an Holy Communion Organist & Choirmasier: Norman W.Hlurrlie, ARCO, ARCM F.TOL, \u2018Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount CLERGY The Hevd.Alex.Mellor: \u2018Fhe Revd, Glenn L.Pritchard: The Kevd.Canon 8.B.Lindsay (Hon).Organist & Cholrmaster Fdward T.Brown.Sunday, Sept.20th TRINITY NVU Holy Euchairst AMattine «said» Sunday School Sung Kucharist Evensong Bou am 1015 am 11 00 in HOD am TO pan and Seumon Monday SU Matthew the Apostie 700 son Holy Euchorist Holy CucharisG Weekdays 700 an Tuesday; Phursdas 8.00 um Friday 93606005 Wednesday UNITED St.Andrew\u2019 {.Andrew s WESTMOUNT (101 Cote St.Arfoimne Rd.near Argyle Ave.) Ministers: REV D M GRANT.BA.DD HEV A ID MOULAND B.A.BD Miss Valerie Lewis, Dir.E, Ed.Gordon White, B.Mus., Organist 1100 am.Morning Worslup Sermon: \u201cCHRISTIANITY IS NEVER CREAF\" Rev.Dr.D.M.Grant.DD.10.00 and 11:00 a.m, Church School with Crib Corner and Nursery VISITORS WELCOME DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Bivd.and Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.BR.Douglas Smith, ®.Staftord.B.4., B.D.Mrs.Holly E.Davidaon Sunday, Sept.20th 11 00 ADM MORNING WORSHIP Sermon: \u201cHOW MUCH DO WE CARE?\" Rev.R, Douglas Sinith.D.D ~ Evening Service Withdrawn - Organist and Choirmaster Mr.John Robb.Mus.Bae, Westmount Park Church Lansdowne and Western Aves.) Minister: REV, CALLUM THOMPSON C.D.BA, BD, Director of Christian M Mrs, David Betman.B.Sc, M.A Organist and Choirmaster Mr.Wuvne K.Riddell, B.Mus, McGill Sunday, Sept.20th 1 on om Morning Warship and Church School Rally Day.A Service for the whole famHs (Cor.SYNAGOGUES TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Sabbath Bervices Friday Evening, September 18th at 8.18 p.m.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Promised Land Far Off.\u201d Saturday Morning, September 19th ot 11:30 am.sermonette \u2014 comment on Torah Portion.Bar Mitsvah At the vorship Friday Evening, Sen- tember 18th and Saturday Morring, September 19th.David, son of Mr.and Mrs.Roy Hubbard will be called to the Reading of the Tovah in observe ance of his Bar Mitzvah.Kukkoth Services Sunday Evening, September #:15 p.m.sermon Ils Benefits.\u201d Monday Morning, September 21st at 10:30 aan, sermon \u2014 \u201cForget Not All His Symbols,\u201d The annual Sukkoth reception will be held 20th it \u2018Forget Not AH immediately after service on Sunday Evening, September 20th in the Grover Auditorium.The pupils of the Religious School and their parents will celebrate on Sukkoth Morning, Monday.September 21st after Divine Service, Temple Religious School in full Swing Regular classes are held on Saturday Mornings at 9:30 for Students of the High School, Confirmation, Post-Grad- unte Departments, after regular Classes the Junior Congregation meets for regular Sabbath worship in the Temple Sanctuary at 11:30.The Lower School meets on Sunday Mornings at 9:30 aan.and commences with pre- Kindergarten, Kindergarten, Primary and Junior.including class 5.Daily Hebrew Classes Monday thru Thursday afternoons commencing at 4 p.m.followed by the Dally Worship in the Chapel at 5:45 pan.Dr.Miles Wisenthal, will this year instruct the Post-Graduate Class on Saturday Morning.The Supervisor in Re of (his class is Howard Schwartz, The music prodram of the School will be under the direction of Yehuda Vincberg, Mus, Bach.as in past vears, The dramatic department Is under the direction of Mrs, Lionel Morris.The entire School.both the Hebrew and the Religious Schools come ! under the supervision of Rabbi Dr.Harvey JS.Stern.who is assisted by Charles Hyman.B.Ed.Fred Bider- Simian.MAL Reuben Ginsberg, L.Ph.and Professor Michael Teicher, Miles B.A.Wisenthal.Welcome to Emanu- El are delighted to welcome to oul Congregational fellowship the following new families - Mr.and Mrs.Rob- cert D.Asch, Mr, and Mrs.Robert { Benson, Mr, and Mrs, Herbert Bick, Mr.and Mrs.Daniel Berg, Mr.and Mrs.Hy Cohen.Mr.and Mrs.Hy Druekmiuan, Dr.and Mrs.Kenneth L.Gerson, Mrs.Dovid L.Gold, Mr.and Mrs.Frank Hubscher.Mr, and Mrs.Elliott Kaufmann, Mr.and Mrs.Soulie Levine.Mr, and Mrs.William Manella.Mr.and Mes.Gary Norman, Mr.and Mrs.Reubens Sassoon, Mrs, Sabine Schmitter.Dale Seifert, Mr, and Mrs, George Sherman.Mrs, Maxsyimi- lian Thau, Mr.and Mrs.Frank Varon, 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, Sept.20th 31:00 am Church Service Lesson - Sermon Subject: \u201cMATTER\u201d ; Golden Text: Psalms 114:7.Tremble, thou earth, at the presence of the Lord, at the presence of the God of Jacob, EVERY WEDNESDAY { 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM ! In the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 2 to 4 fem.Wednesday 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.© LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL ' LUTHERAN CHURCH | OF THE REDEEMER 286 Clarke Ave., Westmount Lydia Eibich \u2014 Organist Sunday, Sept.20th 9:30 am.Senior Sunday School 10:00 a.m.Adult Bible Class 11:00 a.m.Service, Jr.8.8.| Wm.C.Nolting.B,D., Pastor and BAPTIST | 11:00 a.m, 7:30 p.m, WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Member Baptist World Alliance and Canadian Baptist Federation\" Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Minister: REV, HAROLD J.BALSDON, B.A., B.Th.Assistant Minister: Rev.Allen E.Hallett, B.A, B.D.Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A, Johnston, B.A.D.D.Organist and Choir Master: John Cook SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th \u2018BLUEPRINT FOR VICTORY\" \u201cTHE SOUL AND ITS SEASONS\" Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.BYPU: Friday, 7:45 p.m.; School: Sunday, 10: où & 11:00 a.m, \u2014 VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOMED \u2014 hurch Westmount Baptist Sermon subjects are given \u201cBlueprint For Victory\u201d will be the subject of the morning sermon by the Minister, the Rev.Harold J.Balsdon, at West- mount Baptist Church.AL 7:30 p.m.his sermon topic will be \u201cThe Soul And Its Seasons\u2019.Following the evening service the Dr, Billy Graham film, \u201cLucia\u201d, will be shown, The Church School meets on Sundays at 10 and 11 a.m.The 10 a.m.class is for seniors and the 11 a.m.for primary and juniors, The mid-week meeting of the Church is on Wednesday at 8 p.m., for prayer, praise and Bible study.English classes for New Canadians have re-commenced and will be held each Monday evening at eight o'clock.Sabbath services at Temple Emanu-El will be held Friday evening, September 18 at 8.15 p.m, Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Promised Land Far Off.\u201d On Saturday morning, September 19 at 11.30 a.m.sermonette \u2014 comment on Torah Portion, Sukkoth services are held Sunday evening, September 20 at 8.15 p.m.sermon \u2014 \u201cForget Not All His Benefits.\u201d On Monday.September 21 at 10.30 a.m.the sermon will be \u2014 \u2018Forget Not All His Symbols.\u201d The annual Sukkoth reception will be held immediately after ser- Church Chuckles by CARTWRIGHT 2 CHAS CARTWRIGHT \u201cWasn't your sermon » bit strong, Reverend?Inviting SINNERS into OUR nice congregation!\u201d Dr.Wisenthal to instruct Temple Emanu-El class vice on Sunday evening, September 20 in the Grover Auditorium.The pupils of the Religious School and their parents will celebrate on Sukkoth Morning, Monday.September 21 after Divine Service.Religious school Regular classes are held on Saturday mornings at 9.30 for students of the High School, Confirmation, Post - Graduate Departments, after regular classes the Junior Congregation meets for regular Sabbath worship in the Temple Sanec- tuary at 1130.The Lower WITH THE BY CORNELIUS R.STAM BEREAN BIBLE SOCIETY CHICAGO 35, NLINOIS Romans 8:2, when correctly read, is a most blessed passage of Scripture, To gel the sense we should place a dash between the words \u201cSpirit\u201d and \u201cof\u201d.Thus it would read: \u201cFor the law of the Spirit \u2014 of life in Christ Jesus, hath made me free from the law of sin and death.\u201d When a sinner places his trust in Christ as Savior he is justified before the bar of God, because Christ's death and righteousness are imputed to him.This is a judicial matter.But at the same moment something else happens: the Spirit regenerates and gives TWO MINUTES) BIBLE PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 349 Moiville Avenue Chas.©.Cochrane, B.A., B.D, Minister Sunday, Sept.20th 11:00 a.m.Public Worship Preacher: The Minister will Preach.Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster All are Cordially Welcome UNITARIAN The Unitarian Church Of Montreal CHURCH OF THR MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) Sunday, Sept.20th 11:00 p.m, \u2018\u2018Religious Education In a New Age\" Rey.Leonard Mason, B.A.B.CHURCH SCHOOL re-opens Sunday, ser.October 4th in Unitarian House new life Tit.3:5).Now this is a law, an inexorable, unchangeable law.The sinner who sincerely places his trust in Christ as Savior is given life by the Holy Spirit.It is always so; it is never otherwise.1 John 5:12 says: \u201cHe that hath the Son hath life .\u201d John 3:36 says that \u201cHe that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life\u201d and Col.3:4 declares that the believer's life is \u201chid with Christ in God.\u201d Thus the apostle could say: \u201cThe Law of the Spirit, (that of) life in Christ, hath made me free from the law of sin and death.\u201d Adam forfeited his life by sin, but the believer's new life can never be forfeited, for this life is nothing less than the life of Christ, in whom the sinner has already died and paid for his sins \u2014 and in whom he now stands perfect and complete before God, | It is a law.a fixed un-! changeable law, that sin brings forth death (Rom.5:12; 6:23; et.al), This is called \u201cthe law of sin and death,\u201d but the believer has already died for sin in Christ | and has been given a new life by the Spirit.Thus \"The law of the Spirit,\u201d that of, \u201clife in Christ,\u201d has made the simplest believer free from \u201cthe law of sin and death.\u201d Thank God for \u2018the law of the Spirit,\u201d everlasting life through the Lord Jesus School meets on Sunday mornings at 9.30 am.and come mences with pre-Kindergarten, Kindergarten, Primary and Junior, including class 5.Daily Hebrew classes are held Monday thru Thursday afternoons commencing at 4 pm, followed by the Daily Worship in the Chapel at 5.45 p.m.Dr.Miles Wisenthal, will this year instruct the Post-Graduate Class on Saturday morning.The supervisor in charge of this class is Howard Schwartz.The music program of the School will be under the direction of Yehuda Vineberg, Mus.Bach., as in past years.The dramatic department is under the diree- tion of Mrs.Lionel Morris.The entire school, both the Hebrew and the Religious Schools come under the supervision of Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern, who is assisted by Charles Hyman, BEd, Fred Biderman, MA, Reuben Ginsberg, LPh, and Professor Miles Wisenthal, Michael Teicher, BA, Temple Emanu-El recently welcomed the following new families \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Robert D.Asch, Mr.and Mrs.Robert Benson, Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Bick, Mr.and Mrs.Daniel Berg, Mr, and Mrs.Hy Cohen,\u2019 Mr.and Mrs.Hy Druckman, Dr.and Mrs.Kenneth L.Gerson, Mrs.David L.Gold, Mr.and Mrs.Frank Hubscher, Mr.and Mrs.Elliott Kaufmann, Mr.and Mrs, Soulie Levine, Mr.and Mrs.William Manella, Mr.and Mrs.Gary Norman, Mr.and Mrs, Reubens Sassoon, Mrs.Sabina Schmitter, Dale Seifert, Mr.and Mrs.George Sherman, Mrs.Maxsymilian Thau, Mr.and Mrs.Frank Varon.O THAT you may come to our funeral home to pay your respects whenever most convenient, our doors are open for visitations from 9 am.to 10 p.m, DA Collins 0.4 NYNNS cone A.0.WITTTAMS #010 SHERBROOKE STREET West Christ, who died for our sins.NJ sa » + -_x « \u201c QE Hospital graduates | Parents, pupils sought thirty-three nurses Thirty-three nurses graduated Tuesday at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital's School of Nursing and were urged to profit not only from theoretical lessons but from the lessons of experience as well.A.H.Marden, chairman of the school's 69th graduation exercises and chairman of the hospital's board of governors congratulated graduates on their choice of carcer and completion of this phase of training.Prizes awarded were: General proficiency and highest theoretical standing, Beverley Wightman: bedside nursing (med- lcal), Joan Thompson; bedside nursing (surgical), Oris Hambly and nursing in specialized departments, Lynda Orge.Diplomas and medals were presented by Miss Margaret Lewis, director of nursing education, to the following graduates: Frances Aiken, Sandra Clark- son, Pauline Daley.Carolyn Donnell, Dianne Evans, Oris Hambly.Sandra Henderson, Carol Heslop, Bonnie Hewlett, Carolyn Hill, Michele Jeremiah, Margaret Lancaster.Barbara Lindsey, Lynne Koiste, Irene Mlinar, Lorna Purcell, Enid Saraazin, Wendy Smith, Catherine Sykes, Tolosa Taylor, Judith Warren and Thelma Young, all of Montreal and area and Kara Besson, Sherbrooke, Que., Evelyn Grace.Clarke City, Que.: Susan Hanson, Lennoxville, Que.: Diane Mullan, Noranda, Que.: Mary Muncaster, and Beverley Wightman, Bed- ford, Que.: Lynne Thayer, Drum- mondville.Que.; Lynda Orge, Morin Heights, Que.; Joan : Thompson, Edmonton; Sylvia Bul- \"lard, Greenfield, Mass.: and May Quarless, Georgetown.British Guiana.Mary Muncaster made the valedictory address.| Resident to lecture at Theological College Principal George Johnston of United Theological College.Mrs, R.Douglas Smith of Westmount and Professor J.C.McLclland will be among the lecturers at the Montreal Lay School of Theology this season.Registrations are now being accepted for the school which starts its fifth year on Thursday evening October 8.al 8 p.m.in Divinity Hall, McGill University.Basic course in the first term, which runs Thursday evenings from October 8 to December 10, will be \u201cChurch History\u2019 by Dr.McLelland, who is Professor of Religion at McGill University.Elective subjects will be \u2018\u2018Christian Vocation and Your Daily Work,\u2019 by Dr.McLelland: *\u2018The Christian Church and Public Education\u201d by Dr.J.A.Boorman, who is Professor of Theological Ethics, McGill; and a Bible Study conducted by Principal George Johnston.Students who have completed the three year course will be offered a basic course on \u2018\u2018St.Paul, His Life and Doctrine,\u201d with Principal Johnston.In the second term, January 7 to March 11, Very Rev.J.S.Thomson, a former Dean ol Divinity, McGill, will give the basic course on \u2018\u2018Christian Doctrine,\u201d and also an elective course on \u201cThe Atonement.\u201d Other elec | tives will be comparative study ' \u201cReligion in the Far East.\u201d by.Rev.P.W E.Jones, of Dorval United Church, and a former missionary to China, and a Bible Study conducted by Rev.Rex.R.Dolan.Mrs.R.Douglas Smith, a so- 1 cial worker, and past president, : | Montreal Presbyterial, United Church Women, will conduct the basic course for graduates on \u201cLaymen in the Church: \u2018God's vor Frozen People\u2019 \u2019.Montreal and Toronto were pilot projects in the Lay Schools of Theology, sponsored by the United Church of Canada, and since then the movement has grown to include schools in Ottawa, Kingston, Niagara, Saskatoon, Calgary, Edmonton, and Vancouver.All lay men and women are eligible to take these courses and further information and registration form are available from the registrar, Hedley H, Vautier, 1523 Ducharme avenue, Montreal 8, and from local United Churches.The old age security pension fund has operated at a deficit in 10 of the past 12 years; the total deficit exceeds $600,000,- 000.spiritual privilege.\u201d 24th GENERAL CONFERENCE THE PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLIES OF CANADA September 18th to 22nd The Public is urged to attend the EVENING SERVICES AT 8 P.M.SUNDAY AT 10 A.M., 10:45 A.M., 2:45 P.M., 7:30 P.M.v SPEAKERS # Fri.\u2014 Rev.Howard D.Honsinger Pastor, Elim Tobemacle, Saskatoon, Sask.Sat.\u2014 Rev.S.Donald Feltmate Pastor, Glad Tidings Tabernacle, Moncton, N.B.SUNDAY 10 A.M.\u2014 6 ADULT BIBLE CLASSES 10:45 A.M.\u2014 Rev.Donald A.Emons Pastor, London Gospel Temple, London, Ont, 2:45 P.M.\u2014 Rev.Ernest A.Francis Former Youth Missionary to Kenya, B.E.A.7:30 P.M.\u2014 Rev.Herbert H.Barber, B.A.Pastor, Calvary Temple, Winnipeg, Man.:\u2014 SPECIAL CHOIRS, SOLOISTS, ORCHESTRA \u2014 EVANGEL PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 1235 Closse \u2014 Across from Atwater Terminus \u201cProbably never in your lifetime will this Conference return to Evangel in Montreal.Avail yourself of this rare Rev.Robert M.Argue, Pastor for H&S new p The Roslyn Home and School Association has planned six pro- jeets for the coming season \u2014 four for the children and two for; the parents.Mr.and Mrs.Don Perkins will again conduct art classes for the pupils commencing October 5.Classes for grades I and I mcet Mondays from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m.while grades IIl to VI attend Wednesdays from 3:30 to 5 p.m.Convener for the project is Mrs.K.C.Hague.The ever-popular ballet project begins Tuesday October 6.Weekly classes of one hour will be held Tuesdays and Wednesdays between 3:30 and 7:30 p.m.The fee is $20 for the ycar: $15 for cach additional child of the same family.Convener is Mrs.R.E.Parsons.The Assoviations sewing project begins September 28 from 3:30 to 4:45 for grade 11 and from 3:30 to 5:15 p.m.for Grades IN to VI.Classes are held Mondays.Tuesdays and Wednesdays.Convener is Mrs.W.R.Crooks.> Skiing lessons for grades II to VI will be held in King George At LCC \"Old grind\u2019 gets underway BY PETER G.MATHON It is a Weck now that LCC students have been back at the old grind.Wednesday, September 9, was a day in which Dr.Penton officially welcomed new staff and boys and old staff members and boys to the school for a ihard ycar\u2019s work academically and physically.The rest of the day was spent in meeting teachers and having the year\u2019s work outlined.It is the practice at LCC for all students to take the same course, which in effect is not a course.but simply 10 to 12 subjects, all \"of which are compulsory in the curriculum up te and including grade 10 at which you may choose.Thursday, books were distributed but regular periods were in session with Friday being a normal school day.* * * G.M.Merrill, who last year! was only a partime master due to the fact that he was attending MacDonald to obtain his MA in education (which he did receive), is back on full-time teaching duty.* * * Peter Edison.of last year's 11th, grade attended the Tellu- ride Summer School at Cornell University for outstanding North American high school students.Peter is the first Canadian to go to the school and is a resident of N.D.G.Peter Edison, Dave Slaughter and Turney Willis received scholarships to McGill.Dave however, is the only one leaving LCC.He is going into the second year of the seven-year medicine course.Peter Edison has been appointed Head Prefect with Jim Tait and Chip Drury, Deputy, Head Prefects.October 14 the annual game between Bishop's College and LCC will be held at LCC.Dr.Penton considers this event a highlight of the year.rojects Park on Mondays and Thursdays \"from January until Easter.Con- \u2018vener is Mrs, A.MacLean.For the parents, art lessons will commence about October 21 for twenty weeks.They are held from 8 to 10 p.m.Wednesdays Cost is $35 for the season.The Adult Badminton Club commences October 7 and meets each , Wednesday thereafter until Easter from 7:30 to 10 p.m.Convener is Mrs.H.Lein.The evening coat is an tn- portant contender for fashion i favorite.Brocade and ottoman supplement the satins that have | been so prominent in recent \u2018seasons, Interlinings, sometimes of fur.make the cvening coat practical all winter long.Christian Science \u2018Matter\u2019 is Sunday topic The deceptive nature ol physical sense will be contrasted with the clarity of spiritual ideas when the Bible lesson on the subject Matter\u201c is read in the Chris.ton Science churches (Aus Sun- day Typical of the relevant Serip ture selections will be this verse trom John.\u201cGod is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship hime mm spirit and in oath,\u201d Pertiment statements from \u2018\u2019Sei- cnee and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u2019 by Mary Baker Eddy will ielude \u201cWe worship spiritually, only as we ceuse to worship materially.\u201cBrash, Bawdy, Delightful.\u201d * \u2014 N Y Herald Tribune \u201cBoth outrageous and outrageously funny\u201d \u2014 N.Y.World -lelegram & Sun lishmeny The Original London Satirical Revue direct from 3 years in London and 2 years in New York written by Peter Cook & John Bird NEW 1964 SHOW \u2014 WESTMOUNT AUDITORIUM Got.2-2 Tlekets: Tues, Wed, SIM Fri, und Sul, al 7,00 and W.now: Record Centre.3000 Crescent SC corner Buruside, Theatre Îte- servations Reg'd, \u2014 (81-5208.Mall orders Now: SPECTRUM PRODUC.| ios INC, P.O, Box wll.Montreal 3, 1°.Q.Tel: 481-5200, | Thurs, R30 pm.\u2014 $4400.$4.2), 30 pom, SLE), SHH0, $2.55.On sale An exciting look at shows.Absorbing SHOWS season\u2014TV GUIDE's big Fall Preview Issue.Complete details on all the new plus pictures by Philippe Halsman \u2014a combination of and entertainment the Fall Preview Issue of TV GUIDE a must.ON SALE NOW.just 154.~ the new television editorial comment information that makes IY 961 \u201881 \u20184daS \u2018Abpis4 JauIWDX3 JunOulSIM YL 6 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Sept.18, 1964 10 +O GREGORY'S Come fine Oriental Rugs.Consult Malcolm Gregory your rug problems.Phone WE.2-4277 Westmount 1 Pa a ol of ol of ul ood oo Ou oS ORIENTAL RUG COin and see our beoutiful new Fail shades in Broadiooms.4151-4153 St.Catherine St.W.2 Te ee a te a Te ma Te Ta\" a Ta ta Te Ta THE Also about EXAMINER WOMENS CAL AMERICAN NLT) J.L.ADAMS, Propristor orices.1385 Greene Ave.WE.2-2136 Corner Sherbrooke WE.2-2488 Prescriptions carefully and accurately filled at reasonable Medalist, McGill University Medalist, M.C.of Pharmacy a oa pu \u201cse IN SS rr + | Soci i Toa Time Topi : Social ea Jime _Jopics.- ' AND \u2018 » \u2018Di h .1 co ; Iscoiheque usec Personal + ; 9 SUEUR ee : In numerous ways x .The Acting Principal British moro nn PR Trade Commissioner and Mrs.\u2019 tie - , = Basil C Harries entertained at By Millicent Hickmore q cocklat) party ul 7 Lorraine ~ASHIONS have borrowed a new word \u2014 \u2018\u201cdisco- a he esta he visit Te theque\u201d \u2014 another word from the French.Actually Montreal ol Association decker bus London Mrs Donald Dougherty.presi- the Junior League of Montreal.is in Syracuse, NY.attending, the dent ot where she is President's Council.The Karnak Ladies Club will opeir the 1964-65 season with a the British \u2018Fravel double- the word started out with the meaning of a place where records are kept \u2014 a record library.Then it tea at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday at Mrs S.Kuwabara.two o'clock.A demonstration of Japanese flower arrangements will be given by Mrs.L.T.Calhoun, president will preside.Members and guests are invited to attend.Dr Bernard A.Arlington avenue, Cooper.32, Westmount, has returned from a three weeks trip to Europe.From London.Dr Cooper went to Luxenburg.Stockholm, Helsinki and Copenhagen The SU Margaret of Scotland Guild card party will be held at 8:15 p.ni.October 30 in St.Wil- librord's Chureh Hall.Tickel holders are requested to make carly returns from sale of tie- kets.For further 61-0693 Welcome FALL with an exciting new COIF Individually styled, softly contoured to accent your best features.484-5450 SALON Antoinette HAIRDRESSER 4879 Sherbrooke St.W.VIGEANT information please contact Po.8-8741 or PO.\u201c Mallette.records instead of music.Wealthy young Parisians took to the idea of dancing lo canned music as opposed to live orchestras and started frequenting places catering exclusively to the discotheque theme.Because of the frenetic gymnastics involved in discotheque dancing, the sleeveless shift with swinging skirt has evolved \u2018the design.it's short, fluid and comes in black or prints.Wool is a popular fabric as well as silk.Recently a newspaper item described a new building as \u201cdiscotheque\u2019 and a newly EXAMINING VOLUNTEER KIT: Mrs, C.G.Farquharson, left.N.D.G.chairman of the women\u2019s division-residential canvass for this year's Red Feather campaign, looks over a canvasser kit with Mrs.K.W.Macintyre.Westmount area chairman.The women's division is in charge of the door-to-door canvass.Objective of this year's Red Feather campaign, which begins on September 21.is $2,475,000.Madrid and New York \u2014 so it seems that the word discotheque is used to describe anything from the ridiculous to the sublime.: vo = om opened steak house advertise- .ment reads \u201cIt's here \u2014 Miss Monique Leclaire sous, on me weds Mr.Armand Morin Monique, , matching poult de soie with soft The marriage of | aughter of Mr.and Mrs.Roger, crown and brim.* * * Lectaire.of Westmount, to Mr RECEPTION ! WORTHY CAUSE: The Armand Morin.son of Mrs.Morin Following the ceremony a re- Grenfell Labrador Medi- Dube.took place recently at ; i ; ; au: cal Mission.is appealing for .: ) | ception was held at Victoria Hall.L'Église St.Leon de Westmount, ; Later Mr.and Mrs.Armand ou \u2014* Monsieur l'abbe Tico Pelitior Morin left for Lake George, the \u201cFarly Bird Show™ .A ; bride travelling in a suit of blue .sang to the accompaniment of and off white, and wearing a vel- x *C 1cten | | : conveners listec organ music.and the altar boys\u2019 ver high crowned hat to match, ! were Pierre Leclaire and Andre: with off white accessories.| 1 ted White pompons were OF.Christmas sale presented an-i used to decorate.' OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS i nually by Hospitality Corner of BRIDE'S GOWN ; Out-of-town guests were: Mr.The Woman's Auxiliary of The The bride who was given away and Mrs.Desbien of St.Jean.Montreal General Hospital, will by her th = Fe A own ot d'Iberville: Mr.and Mrs.AT-lbe held on Thursday.October à i a de soie vu fitted | mand Leclaire of St.Hyacinthe: 15.from 9:30 o\u2018clock in the mor- \\ ive De broid od with pearls, Mr.and Mrs.Rolland Leger of ping until 10 o'clock in the even- | Dowty \u201ca , J woves in I oints | St.Sauveur des Monts: and Mr.ing in Livingston Hall of the, over (he hands, and the full skint and Mrs.F, Forget of Granby.! Nurses Residence on Cedar ave- .+ s.; PQ.; embroidered with matching, Me emven r for this event is pearls, cut in princess style.Her \u2018Mrs De vid McConnell assisted | veil of tulle illusion was held by , .Dd ; : i ! by Mrs.S.J.Martin, Mrs, E.J.a cirelet of pearls, and she car- I 1, au | ried a bouquet of white pompons The marriage of Olga.daugh- Smith and Mrs.J.P.Agar as co-chairmen.All proceeds from and pink roses.ter of Mr.and Mrs.John Slep- ; ; ; ; \u2018The Early Bird Show wili go to Miss Murielle Leclaire as at- cevich, to Mr.Timothy Monro rer the work of The ie , T si as i 1 Cox.son of Mrs.Maurice M.|,.; Ë tendant for her sister, was in a liary for the hospital.The Early Bird Show.the pre.Cox-Slepeevich gradually became associated with nightclubs that play good used clothing.hospital supplies and equipment.rayon underwear and stockings to be used for rug making and layettes.These articles arc needed for the Labrador Coast.Donations can be sent to St.Andrew's United Church, 22 Stanton street, Westmount, from now until October 10.Anyone wishing more information call 486-5414.* * *% ONVERSATION PIECE: 4 The 15 year old twins, Peter and David Johnson of Sillery.Quebec.who recently completed a trip by bicycles to Vancouver and back, were guests at the Robert Simpson Teenage Fashion Show on Saturday.where they answered a thousand and one questions about their arduous journéy.Quite an achievement for teenagers! * * ¥ l\u2019 THE MAIL: Acknow- from Mrs.ledging a letter received L.Ramsdale of Mariette avenue, concerning a couple of letters I had written to the Star editor.I throughly enjoyed Mrs.Ramsdale\u2019s letter and am so glad she agrees with me.new or Rummage Sale Friday, Sept.18th, 7 p.m.St.Stephen's Church Atwater & Greene QUOTA CLUB OF MONTREAL frock of apricot nylon, with fitted , Cox.of Westmount, and the late \u2018Mrs.F.G.Ferrabee is chair- bodice and slight empire waist- Mr.Cox, took place quietly on Lun of Hospitalit .y Corner.line, and A-line skirt.She wore an Saturday.August 29.p ostrich feather headdress in _ matching color.and carried a Westmount Branch CAC bouquet of pink roses.| ! of the The Westmount Association of Sisterhood luncheon Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood is opening the season with a Mrs.Leclaire, mother ; the CAC will meet Thursday, | Mother and Deughter Sabbath | bride, wore a gown of pale cham- | , .Service and luncheon on Satur- pagne lace over silk.with a | September 24 at 11.45 am.al ca uncae a Sptiered skir Cu St Matthias Church, Cote St, day, September 26 at 11.30 p.m.freee sin.and a tee {LE Chu Mi ws.| Sisterhood members and, del pheasant feathers which matched | V.W.G.Wilson will be guest | daughters will make fall and her ensemble speaker and her subject will be winter fashions after the \u2019 | \u201cHow the CAC is working for luncheon.Mrs.Morin Dube.the bride.yg» groom's mother, was in a gown of ee © DRAPERIES o@ | e SLIP-COVERS peacock blue poult de soie.and a mink stole.She wore a hat in i Coming Events | = LINEN SALE : The Nearly New Shop 2025 Victoria street.| © BEDSPREADS E + p.nga gemen behind Eaton's is holding its JPY UPHOLSTERY | annual linen sale of luncheon Mr and Mrs.Joe Caplan, of : sets, table cloths, sheets, pillow Westmount, aunounce the en-| slips.blankets, ete., commencing gagement of their daughter,j;on September 22, Store hours i Harriet Joy, to Mr.Martin Kim-| 10 a.m.to 4.30 p.m.Proceeds for \u201cmel.son of Mr.and Mrs.David social service at the Montreal { Kimmel, of New York City.A | Children's and the Royal Victoria \"January wedding is planned.Hospitals.@ & REPARS ALEX PINSLER La Sherbrooke W.PTET H .Bishop AR.IL Genuine Choice Western BEEK 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 a?\u201c* es a?s® ow 'Y' offers interior decorating course For the first time in its history the N.D.G.YMCA, 4335 Hampton avenue, will offer a course in interfor decorating this Fall Beginning September 30 the 10-week course will be given by Patrick Haddon, a member of the Council of the Society of Interior Decorators in Montreal, and interior decorator with the T.Eaton Company for thirty years.Planned especially for the homemaker, the course is designed to introduce the amateur or professional- beginner to the skills and techniques of achieving beauty, charm and comfort in the home.Room arrangement, color, styles and periods, appreciation of balance and proportion, texture of woods and materials, lighting, mirrors, pictures, ornaments, heating and humidification will be among the topics dealt with at the illustrated lec- ture-discussion.Silver Cross Mothers The opening meeting of the Silver Cross Mothers RCAF, Remembrance Association, will be held on Monday, at 2 p.m.at the YWCA, 1355 Dorchester boulevard west.The Report of the national convention held at Cornwall, Ontario, will be read and all members are requested to be present, MOST GIRLS SWEAR BY ONLY ONE SOCK Bonnie Doon What's so exciting about socks?Plenty.When they're by Bonnie Doon.Brand- new styles.Striking new colors.Original new patterns.And all for the same old price \u2014 of a pair of socks! Lengths : Above or below the knees.Queen Elizabeth Hotel Dorchester St.West Tel: 861-6146 Mrs.Jacob Elkin feted at dinner Mrs.Jacob Elkin, well known leader in cultural, educational and philanthropic activities, who has given 50 years of service in these areas, will be guest of honor at a dinner tendered by friends at the Windsor Hotel on September 23.Mr.Samuel Bronfman and Mrs.Samuel Bronfman, OBE, are co- chairmen of the Sponsoring Committee.Other members of the Sponsoring Committee are the Honorable Mr.Justice Harry Batshaw, Messrs.J.Julius Block.Allan Bronfman, Bernard M.Bloomfield.Horace R.Cohen, OBE, Maxwell Cummings, Oscar Faerman, Michael Gar- ber, QC, Philip Garfinkle, Wil- blatt, QC, Sam Hershorn, David Kirsch, Jean Lallemande, Zave Levinson, MBE, Moe Levitt, Cantor Nathan Mendelson, S.Leon Mendelsohn, QC.Lazarus Phillips, QC.OBE.Mesdames Charles Balinsky, ; Maurice Berne, Allan Bronfman, Dr.Ellen Ballon-Bullock, Mesdames Melvyn Chorney, Mary Dickstein.Pauline Donolda, LLD, Sarah Fischer.Constant Gendreau.Alton Goldbloom, Philip Levy, May Lightstone, S.Leon Mendelsohn, Victor Mi- chaels, Honoré Parent, Joseph Perreault, OBE.Anna Raginsky.William Rivin, Ben Robinson, : George Strean.Mrs.Bernard J.Lande are co- chairmen of the Arrangements Committee.members of this committee.Mr.Edward Barkoff, Mrs.Joseph Carin, Messrs.Harvey Golden, Bernard J.Lande, Mesdames Sydney Levitt, Hyman Robinson, Joe Rubin.and Charles N.Sommer.Mrs.J.Julius Block is program chairman.Mrs.T.P.Hirsch is in charge of publicity, and Mrs.Max Feldman heads the decorations committee.Mrs.J.Julius Block is program chairman, Mrs.T.P.Hirsch is in charge of publicity, and Mrs.Max Feldman heads the decorations committee.St.Paul's A cademy Alumnae Reunion A Fall Reunion and Sherry Party will open the season of St.Paul's Academy Alumnae Association on Tuesday, September 29, at 8:15 p.m., in St.Paul's Academy, 11 Cote St.Antoine road, Westmount.A highlight of the evening will be an accessory demonstration conducted by Miss Joan Aird, fashion co-ordinator of The T.Eaton Company Limited, who will give an informal talk and demonstration on accessories and fashion.Mrs.Alan R, Thomson, president, will receive assisted by Miss Gail Finnell and Miss Frances Martin, co-conveners of the fall reunion.À cordial invitation is extended to all former pupils of St.Paul's Academy.Xavier Guild meets Monday The first meeting of the fall season, of the Xavier Aposto- late Guild, will be held on Monday, at Congress Hall, Dor- chester street west.A mass will procede the meeting in the Lady Chapel of St.Patrick's Church at 12 noon.Luncheon, under the convener- ship of Mrs.G.Rutter will be served in Congress Hall after the mass.Mrs.J.Wilson Kennedy, president will chair the meeting.The guest speaker will be the Honorable Erie W.Klierans, Minister of Revenue for the Province of Quebec.The following are.liam Gittes, Michael G.Green-.Moe Segal, Edward Solomon.| Mrs.Edward Barkoff and! \u2018comi n g even l a 1964-65 Program | Communion dinner opens season for CWL Business Wom The program for the 1964-65 season of the Business V'omen's the members\u201d night at 8:30 pan dedication ! Sept.28: A \u201cmeet and greet ! en » / nit Canadian Technion Society, Mont.Technion Sociel y plans reception The Women's Division of the real Branch, wall entertain at a Bon Voyage reception for members leaving for Israel for the ceremonies of the Unit of the Catholic Women's in Congress Hall of St.Patrick's Canada building of the Technion League of Canada has been an- Church.Miss Stellma Ganley and University of nounced as follows: Sept.14: Communion dinner and general meeting was held.MISS KATHLEEN LEAHY president Engi neers Wives The annual Membership Tea of the Professional Engineers Wives Association will be held at the Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club, Monday.at 2 p.m.Guest speaker, Mrs.Joan Douglas Lane, will describe some of her experiences while travelling recently in India.Coming events: Dinner meeting, October 19, 6:30 p.m., Le Loire Room, Windsor Hotel, guest speaker, Hugh M.Lyon, subject \u2014 \u201cFrom Coal to Couture\u201d, luncheon - bridge, 12 noon, November 16, Windsor Hotel.| Melville Church group | The opening meeting of the! Ellen Douglas Auxiliary of Melville Presbyterian Church will take the form of a \u201cpot luck\" supper on Monday, at 6.30 p.m.The devotions will be led by Miss Ann Rutherford, and Miss Martha Brown will lead the study.Daughters of the Nile The stated monthly session of Oasis Temple, No.46, Daugh-: ters of the Nile, will be held in Victoria Hall, Sherbrooke street west, Westmount, Monday at 8:30 p.m.Mrs.E.J.F.Reid.will give a report of the annual | Miss Cecil O'Mara will be conveners, Oct.3: A sale at St.Anthony's Hall, 1887 St.Antoine street.Pro-, ceeds will be given to St.An.| thony's parish.Conveners are Mrs.T.P.James, Miss Marion Fahey.Miss Alma Cassidy and Mrs.C.Whimbex.Oct.17: Day of recollection at Domaine d'Esterel, Ste.Marguerite du Lac Masson.Miss Frances McDade is convener, Oct.25: Annual reception and tea in the Normandie Room of | the Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel at 2:30 p.m.Mrs.D.Donihee, national first vice-president of the CWL, will be the speaker, Nov.16: Annual card party at 8:30 p.m.in Victoria Hall, West-; mount, Conveners will be Miss Elizabeth Greenslade and Miss! Rena Dumas.! Dee.7: Christmas shower for hospital.rehabilitation work, sn- cial service and child welfare committees at Congress Hall, 8:30 p.m.Conveners will be Mrs.M.W.Beaudoin, Mrs.O.T.Mac- Ÿ Donald.Miss Winifred O'Brien, Miss Louise Power and Miss.Florise Lemieux.i Jan.18: Dinner and special general meeting in Congress Hall at 6 p.m.Feb.6: Valentine Kaffee Klateh in Congress Hall from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m.Conveners will be Miss Alma Quigley and Mrs.L.P., Byrne.March 7: Green tea in Congress Hall at 3 p.m.with Miss Norine | Callahan and Miss Gertrude Megan as conveners.! April 3: Annual Requiem Mass for deccased members in St.Anthony's Church at 9 a.m.Con- Haifa.A social evening has been arvanged, with Mis.Pearl Lapin as guest artist.Mrs.Lupin.à native Montrealer, is widely known for her extensive repertoire of authentic folk ballads, and will present a program ot Israch songs, The reception wali be held on Sunday.September 20, at Temple Emanu-El, Westmount, at 8.30 pm.Miss May Lightstone 1s convener.Mrs.Lena Newman, vice- president, will preside unental breakfast will be served, April 25: Annual luncheon meeting and election of otficers, Date of the annual pilgrimage, to take place next May er June.will be announced.WESTMOUNT FLORISTS Ltd.George Pickrell WE.5-5431 St.Catherine aot Elm MADRAS We are now showing a 108\".Imported From India pre-shrunk Madras Throws in a wide choice of combination stripes including: Rainbow, Taj, Tealeaf, Turquoise and Light Gold.Size 72\" x 3.95 GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG CO.LTD.THROWS colourful collection of Supreme Session which was] 4151-4153 St.Catherine St.West WE.2.4277 held in Portland, Oregon in | corner Elm June of this year.' $ WISH 3 Intimate Family 3 : Group : $ $ ê Or Individual 3 3 Portraits 3 $ IN THE PRIVACY OF YOUR HOME 3 è è 2 $ RAINIER | 3 PHOTOGRAPHER $ $ SR NEW YORK INSTITUTE OF PHOTOGRAPHY 3 $ 300 SHERBROOKE ST.E, MONTREAL \u2014\u2014 OFFICE 849.1483 $ $ RESIDENCE 721-1165 $ 2000600000000000000000000040000400000004000400408000400040000000400000000000%% 00% 4 \u20ac \u20ac 4 °è 4 4 \u20ac < YORI THY YHHHTHHHHHHHHTTR HHI APTA PITY PAV #961 \u201881 \u201csdog \u2018Aopuy 'souiuoxy junouysam dy 1 L & Fventide Home WA reports heard at opening meeting The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Sept.18, 1964 The Women's Auxiliary of Eventide Home of the Salvation Army resumed their meetings, on September 10 at the Home with Mrs.C.N.Knowles, president, in the chair.Brigadier G.Dockery opened the meeting with prayer.All members and guests were welcomed by Mrs.Knowles, Chairmen of the various committees reported on their activities.COMMITTEES\u2019 REPORTS Mrs J.A.P.McGee, chairman uf the birthday shelf, reports that since the annual meeting, 23 gifts were wrapped for the men and 22 for the ladies.Donations would be much appreciated for the birthday shelf.Mrs J.B.Fraser, membership chairmen, read the names ol new members who have joined the auxiliary since the last mecting.Mrs.S.A.Innes, tuck shop chairman, reported her committee had a busy summer and opened every Tuesday and Friday mornings.Mrs.Peter Shaughnessy was appointed chairman of the social comittee.Visiting continues every Wednesday afternoon and any member wishing to visit the residents would be welcome.Mrs.S.J.Brettingham, sewing chairman was absent.Mrs, Knowles advised the members that there will be a Talent Table at November 12 meeting and donations would be appreciated.Mrs.P.Maag, beauty par- for operated she and her her report stated that during the 41% months the beauty parlor operated, and she and her committee had made 14 visits in the evenings to attend to the ladies hairdressing.Mrs.Sydney À, MacSween reported the: Patrons\u2019 Committee for \u2018Angels\u2019 Ball\u2019 A meeting of the patrons\u2019 committee for Angels\u2019 Ball \u201cLe Bal Dore\u201d will be held in the home of Mrs, Joel Salomon, 63 Sunny- side avenue, on Friday, September 18 at 10 a.m.Mrs.Herbert H.Myers and Mrs.Joel Salomon, patrons co-chairmen, will preside and reports will be heard from members of the committee.Among those who have been invited to attend are : Mesdames Andre Aisenstadt, Alan Aronoff.Saul Atcovitch, Richard Born- stein, Edward Bronfman, David Cohen, Edgar Cohen, Montroy Cohen, Morley Cohen, Robert Cummings, Zigu Cusmariu, Arthur Diamond.1°, Victor Elkin, Jacob Elkin, Irwin Fineberg, Laurence Finkelstein, Mesdames Louis Firestone, Mitchell Garfinkle, Ivwin Gerts- man, Samuel Godine, Charles Goldstein, Douglas Gross, Gerald Guttman, Stanley Guitiman, Myer Hendelman, Joseph Hopmeyer, Berel Hoppenheim, Bernard Karr.Max Kaufman, Alan Kirsch, Mesdames Irving Kornbluth, Ben Lachter, Sydney Levitt, Norman Lupovich, William Mil lens Morton Mintz, David Nadler, I'red Packer, Joseph Pardo, Leonard Pedvis, Bernard Pesner, Joel Pinsky, Joseph Rapopart, Cyril Reitman, Norman Rill, Benjamin Robinson, Mesdames Hyman Robinson, Munroe Rovins, Morris Ruben- stein, Arthur Rudnikoff, Myer Sager, Aron Schachter, Harold Schneider, Barry Schwartz, Ruth Schwartz, Joseph Shapiro, Stanley Shenkman, Jack Schubert, Seymour Shuchat, Fred Solomon, Charles Sommer.Alan Spiro, Joseph Takefman, Arthur Victor and Philip Vincberg.The seventh annual Angels\u2019 Dinner and Ball will be held in the Queen Elizabeth Hotel on Saturday.December 5.Mrs, Arthur Victor is chairman of the donations which were entered in the Donations Book.Mrs.MacSween who acted as co- chairman with Mrs, W.A.Rout- ledge read a very gratifying report on the ninth Birthday Tea held at the Home on June 11.There was a large attendance and the residents always look forward to this event.Mrs.Mollie Hannen played musical selections following the tea hour.TRIBUTE PAID To perpetuate the memory of the late Mr.Peter Shaughnessy, who for many ycars gave so much of his time to Eventide Home and the residents, it was resolved that the renovation of the visitors\u2019 room, used also as a smal] sitting room by residents, be completed by the addition of a new rug and drapes and a plaque placed on the door.Brigadier Dockery stated that there are now 146 residents in the Home and again thanked the ladies of the Auxiliary for their untiring efforts and their devotion to the residents.The Women's Auxiliary have purchased 12 beautiful lounge chairs; four for the lounge, six for the visitors room and 2 for the sccond waiting room.At this meeling it was resolved that re-upholstering of furniture in the main lounge be carried out.CHRISTMAS PARTY It was suggested that (he Christmas party for the residents be held on Tuesday, December 15.At November meeting, we would kindly ask the members to participate in the Christmas party by taking gifts for both men and ladies.At the conclusion of the meeting, Mrs.Ethel Gardner and Mr.Jack Wellens entertained with duets accompanied by Mr.Envoy Eadie, a resident of the Home.Mr.Wellens also sang two selections accompanied by Mrs.Gardner.Tea was served by Mrs.Percy Shaughnessy and members of the auxiliary.# MRS.WILFRED SHUCHAT, co- chairman of the House, Garden, and Succah Tour of the Sisterhood of Congregation Shaar Hashomayim, Sept.23 from 1 to 5 p.m.Mrs.E.Horwood is also co-chairman.Ballet conference The first conference on ballet organized by Le Cercle Trianon for this coming season will be held at the new home of Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, 4848 St.Lawrence boulevard, Montreal, on Monday at 8:30 p.m.The public is cordially invited to attend.\u2014 African Violet group The Societies first meeting of the season will be held in the Lower Hall, Wesley United Church, N.D.G.and Royal avenues, Thursday, September 24 at 8 p.m.Mr.Lyndon Lyon gave a talk on African Violets which was recorded for the benefit of the Montreal African Violet Society.Visitors are welcome to attend, Hospital junior group The Junior Associate Group of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Montreal Children\u2019s pital will hold the opening meeting of the 1964-65 season on September 23 in the nurses\u2019 residence.The business meeting will begin at 8:15 p.m.The guest speaker will be Dr.Sam Rabin- oviteh, Research Director of the Learning Clinic and Stillman Memorial Rescarch Scientist.Hos- \u2018Engaged Couples The Marriage Counselling Centre of Montreal, a Red Feather Service, wishes to announce its fall course for Engaged Couples.The course is open to young people planning marriage within the next year.The sessions will be held weekly for six consecutive wecks, starting Thursday evening, October 1, at 8 p.m.A nominal fee will be charged for the total series.The topics to be discussed have been selected to help the engaged couples understand bet- six weeks course ter the kind of adjustments that can make for a successful marriage in modern society.Discussion will centre around: sharing responsibilities; the all important subject of budgetting and finance; the relationships of the married couple to parents and in-laws; the implication of parenthood; and, finally, the intimacies of marriage.The course for Engaged Couples will be conducted at the Marriage Counselling Centre, which is located at 3690 Peel street.DOG TRAINING Enroll Your Dog NOW For MRS.CASGRAIN'S Autumn Obedience Course beginning Wednesday, 7th October Call: WE.5-1772 COV VVIV VV vVVVVVVVVVVV VV VY VV VV VV VV VVVVV VV V9 VV VV VV VV VY x Interesting Lamps x Custom-Made Shades x Unusual Gifts La Contessa Inc.5903 Sherbrooke St.W.HU.8-4322 a à A à A à dl A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A MA dt dû à M à di à di dû à à MA MA A à A A A A A à A SELLING BUYING YOU GET RESULTS FAST WHEN YOU READ AND USE WANT ADS A 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TO PLACE YOUR WANT AD CALL HU.1-0451 (erWANT ADS WORK FOR YOU ADTAKERS ON DUTY MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS TO 8:30, THURSDAY and FRIDAY TO 5 P.M.Ball.oo?4° a?a° *.2e \u2018BRONCS\u2019 Members of the Westmount Recreation Department's \"Broncs'' team in the 8-Man Tackle Football League discuss plays with coach George Christie.First game is Saturday when they meet the \"Mules\" at 9:30 a.m.at the Westmount Athletic Grounds.Lachine Club wins Lawn Bowling in Ladies play at local green In the final round of the Henderson Doubles Inter Club Competition played recently at West- mount greens, Mrs.J.Grieves and Mrs.G.E.Tuck of Lachine Lawn Bowling Club defeated Mrs.R.Fender and Mrs.G.Meclver of Verdun Club 18 to 11 in a sixteen end game.There were forty-nine entries from seven clubs this year, twenty-nine pairs playing in the afternoon draw and twenty in 134 register for O'Keefe golf meet One hundred and thirty-four amateur champions, from 55 different Quebec golf clubs, have registered to play in the 1964 O'Keefe \u2018\u2018Champion of Champions\u201d tournament, scheduled for Saturday, September 19, at St.Hyacinthe Golf Club, according to the draw released today.First tee off in this final event in the provinces largest sponsored amateur golf circuit, is set for 9:00 a.m.Among Saturdays starters will be 47 class A, 48 class B and 39 class C club title holders, competing for special merchandise prizes, as well as the top honours and the O'Krefe \u2018Champ of Champs\" provincal trophy in their class.Represented in the 18 hole medal play event, are clubs from as far away as Chandler (Grand Pabos), Port Alfred, Lac Beau- port and Mont Tremblant, as well as 22 clubs from the Montreal Metropoltan area.This year's 134 registrations represents close to double the participation in the 1963 \u2018\u2018Champion of Champions\u2019 tournament - at Beloeil, and sents a new record for the three year old event.Eligible to participate in the annual invitational tournament are the class A, B and C champions of any \u2018club within the limits of the 12 zones of the province-wide O'Keefe amatur circuit.the evening, the opening play commencing on Monday, August 31.Heavy rains forced the postponement of the semi - final round on two occasions.Mrs.John Henderson of Westmount Club was umpire for the final round.Miss Ethel McConnell, president of the Ladies\u2019 Branch of Westmount Bowling Club Inc, extended a hearty welcome to all and congratulated the finalists on their achievements.She then called upon Mrs.H.G.Flook, president of the Province of Quebec Ladies\u2019 Lawn Bowling Association, who also congratulated the players and thanked everyone for their interest and co-operation, In the absence of John Henderson, the trophy was presented to Mrs.Grieves and Mrs.Tuck by Mrs.John Henderson.Mrs.R.Thom, convenor of this event, presented the Association pins and merchandise certificates to the champions, while Mrs.N.Bracegirdle, co-convenor.presented the pins and prizes to the runners-up.This is the fourth season for this competition.The winners in the inaugural year, 1961.were Mrs.J.Grieves and Mrs.J.Lin- ford of Lachine Lawn Bowling Club.In the 1962 the winners were Mrs.G.E.Tuck and Mrs.M.Morten, while winners for 1963 were Mrs.H.G.Flook and Mrs.K.Vaux of Notre Dame de Grace Club.Ottawa defeats Westmount, 19-6 Westmount lost 19-6 to the Ottawa Beavers Saturday in Quebec Senior Rugby action.Scoring for Westmount were Bert Wyatt who kicked two drop goals and Fred Spence with one penalty.For the Beavers, Ball scored one touchdown, two field goals and two penalties.Ceremonies .tire, (Continued from page 1) ! 17.March-Off The Régiment.Past In Line.Regimental March, Corps of Drums of The RMR.\u201cCa Ira\u2019, Band of The RMR.18.Keepers-Of-The-Grounds Dis 14.Guards and Colours Ad-' missed, vance in Review Order.\u201cBritish, Spectators are reminded that Grenadiers\u2019, Band of The RMR.they should stand, and gentdemen 15.Royal Salute \u2014 Present remove their headress, each time Arms.\"the unfurled colours pass, IVS CORONET GUNS (a GUNSMITHING INC.4175 St.Catherine St.West (Westmount) Montreal 6 Tel.932-088) \u201cEverything for the hunter and shooter\" GUNSMITHING if CHOICE SEASON AND GAME TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE BUY SEASON TICKETS NOW IN THE TOUCHDOWN AREA AND HAVE PRIORITY ON SEATS IN THE NEW STADIUM IN 1965.NORTH ae TT rT \\ UT Ho A A 2% AL WEST a» ee À.| 0 { ~ EE ! 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privileges, private family, 937-0822.| season.Lull ATOME __ LACHES, BEAUTIFUL RUOMS.30 STANTON.SUI | Qu \u201c196 PARKING SPACE VIEW SPRING FED SWIN LET REDUCED RENT.FOI 78 ROOMS WANTED WANTED MING POOL.BROOK.ORIG OM \"US Le Le CL Le _ INAL FAHM HOUSE IN SOS AVAILABLE | WANTED by lady pensioner furnish\u2014 PARKING space wanted in Wesi- GOOD CONDITION, FUR 8 HOIST.CALL 985 | ed or unfurnished with kitchen pri- mount.vicinity Kensington Avenue.NISMED CALE, 671 3186 4168.| vileges, on ground ar or elevator 486-4901, WEEK DAYS, WEFKENDS apartment.HU.8-81 86 1 RICHFORD.VERMONT.VI .175 i00 WORK WANTED _\u2014 - Female king # zonl 59 HOUSES WANTED 75 NURSING HOME PRACTICAL nurse desires day or i \u2019 ' CARE for elderly people.\u201d Best at- night duties.References.486-8846, __ .tention given.Good references.484 11 DOMESTIC HELP 26 LOTS FOR SALE | C3479.; 3 d : WANTED Rentals Needed (#2 AUTOS FOR SALE = - M tt ons | 1850 VAUVHALL Victor sedan, cauip- | ABLE general.Sleep in.Ville \u2019 We are direly in need of du ped.sacrifice, $400, Call nr 1503.nerauren.ro Sana: .1 Noe \u2018ottaë i es | 1956 BUICK, automatic, $250: 1957 , Generous time off.References.BARK LAKE ro en Ne 150 Lo $50 | Vauxhall Victor, $300.Private.W.; RI.7-2684.monthly for Newly opened exclusive sec lon of 1'> lo 2-acre lots, où thi< beautiful I-rnile-tong lake Fach lot has 200 feet of water tront.and is serviced by pri bist vate read doectly off main highway at Weh Far appomtment to view phone John New.on, RE 0 WilB alter 6 pu - 71 USE OUR CLASSIFIEDS FOR BEST RESULTS { room, 8533.of prospects.residential for details, 13 GREENE AVE | WEST END, 721 Laporte Street.Large AU area from $150 to $500 | ever | Increasing Call our department CT rental ERNEST PITT INC ER.935-5401 where Capable.ROOMS TO LET ; alone HU, 1 933- privileges.Balcony.Light duties.2-9262 \u2014 769-8358, after 5._ DOMESTIC EMPLOY.WANTED COMPANION - HOUSEKEEP- Mature wishes position in nice home refined woman cleaning woman is kept.dependable.Lady or business couple.Moderate salary.1502, daytime only.CLASSIFICATION DI ones srr eer esse ve Mail or Deliver To: EXAMINER CLASSIFIEDS For Assistance Phone Your Ad: Toy Midas Rood, HU.1.045) | LL _ | __ LL | _ | _ How to figure Examiner Classifieds\u2019 low cost: Total .«.words in above ad.First 10 words _ Minimum charge 75e Balance .words \u2014 5¢ per word een (J Payment Herewith \u2014 A 25¢ billing charge will be added to your invoice if payment does not accompany this order, .\u2026.\u2026.B.i | I.| | | bathrooms, | 2-5032.USE OUR CLASSIFIEDS FOR BEST RESULTS DO IT NOW! _ BUILDING REPAIRS 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.DOMESTIC HELP WANTED 113 \u2018Needed Immediately LADY TO CLEAN WESTMOUNT FLAT FOR HOSPITAL RESEARCH DOCTOR.HALF DAY PER WEEK USUAL TEL.937-8511 LOCAL 343 FROM 9.30 A.M.TO 4.30 P.M.AND 933-4750 EVENINGS RATES.GENERAL for Westinount home, Monday through Friday.10 a.m, to 3 p.m.$20.HU.6-7497.124 FOR SALE \u2014 Dining room furniture DINING-ROOM SET, CONTEMPORARY WALNUT).OVAL TABLE, 4 CHAIRS, 2 ARM CHAIRS, BUFFET WITH BAR.482-2469.DINING-ROOM set.9 piece Iv white and gold).Good condition.Reasonable, 738-7362.VV VV VVVVVVVV VVVVVY Service Directory VV VVVVVVVVVVVVVY MUSIC LESSONS VERN OATWAY, contractor, general maintenance, specializing in kitchens, playrooms, painting.WE.CARTAGE AND MOVING LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING, CRATING, PACKING AND STORAGE.ROGERS EXPRESS.| 932-1448.DRESSMAKING Expert Dressmaking REMODELING GENERAL ALTERATIONS REASONABLE RATES 5273 MONTCLAIR, N.D.G.486-3843 EUROPEAN EXCLUSIVE, DRESSES, SUITS, COATS, CUSTOM MADE.REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS.HU.8-4245.Gayle McLachlan PIANO AND THEORY FOR PRIMARY STUDENTS 11 GLADSTONE WE.2-9617 PIANO TUNING R.Kenoy PIANO TECHNICIAN FORMERLY 7 YEARS WITH WILLIS PIANO CO.FOR BEST RESULTS CALL MR.KENOY 637-9955 \u201c FÜRRIERS FUR coats repaired and remodelled.Reasonable prices, Call VI, 5-2912.MUSIC LESSONS Piano Lessons in your home EXPERIENCED TEACHER, SNOWDON, WESTMOUNT, N.D.G.AREA, CALL 733-5181.GORDON'S MUSIC STUDIO PIANO, SINGING LESSONS BY EUROPEAN TEACHERS, SINGING WITH BEL-CANTO METHOD.PREPARATION FOR TORONTO, McGILL EXAMS.FREE TALENT SCOUT, AUDITIONS.PIANO: 277-1963.SINGING: 737 3918.PEST CONTROL FOR QUICK.convenient service for the ex-' termination of rodents and all insects.Estimates free, Call Pestroy Limited.RI.7-2467.efficient and UPHOLSTERING MIDTOWN UPHOLSTERING CO.395 SELBY ST.Chesterfield sets recovered also remodelled.Telephone WE 2-5912 or WE.7-4446, after p.m.»° 4° \u201c P 2° .\u201c Re * 127 FOR SALE \u2014 Bedroom furniture CONTINENTAL bed, \"30 inch.Good condition.Reasonable.Call 488-6628.130 FOR SALE \u2014 Kitchen equipment WESTINGHOUSE fridge 8.1 cubic feet.excellent operating condition.484-7028._ WESTINGHOUSE AUTOMAT- 40 INCH automatic electric stove, 1C WASHER: DRYER: FRIG- $100; Kitchen Aid portable dish- IDAIRE FRIDGE: MAPLE washer, $175.C Call 488-7080.SETTEE.VERY GOOD CON 132 FOR SALE \u2014 i DITION.SACRIFICE.RE 3- Musical instruments MASON RISCH console piano, per- feet condition.$400.Call HU.1-9369.134 FOR SALE \u2014 Sports equipment GIRL'S bicycle, 26 inch (Rawleighr.Very good condition.RI.71-2680.= wl | BABY bathinette: baby carriage.Per- 136 \u201cFOR SALE \u2014 \u201c fect condition.Very reasonable.681 Clothing and furs | 7122 SHEARED beaver coat.21 stripes, ex- | cellent condition, $500.RE, 8-9385.; WEDDING gown floor length, acces- DANISH TEAKWOOD ;138 FOR SALE \u2014 General Moving Smaller Quarters GURNEY electric stove, 38 inch, fully automatic, warming oven, very clean; dition.Call HU.1.8493.BABY crib and dresser.excellent condition, reasonable.Call 733-4678.Sories: paid over $300, Sacrifice.366- FURNITURE LADY'S shoes and winter boots.size AND 4.4'z only, Moderate price.Call RE.77738.after 6 p.m.WALL UNITS WILD mink coat, full length.pad ; 18.Excellent condition.EUROPEAN Jia Jushess.Call 484-3654, aiter FURNITURE SALON Co .4839 SHERBROOKE ST.W.LADY'S black Persian lamb coat, UPSTAIRS grey mink collar, size 40.Latest style.Excellent condition.Reasonable.HU.1-7015.3 3 138 FOR SALE \u2014 General 9 7-71 7 HARRIS baby crib: chifferobe; toy chest, excellent condition; automatic, MAHOGANY poker table; dining washing machine.HU.8-8169.(room set, 9 pieces: bedivom set, TOUT mont oTT 0 - Beautyrest maltress; 3 wardrobes: ete.Westmount home.Call Monday ! PAIR of Louis XVI chairs, to Friday.484-3890 $100 cach: Georgian side chair.: SIMPLICITY pattern cabinet, 24 £55; mahogany console table, drawers.Butterick pattern cabinet.5 $125.Call 488-6679.| drawers, cheap.484-9741., ONE Persian rug, 9 x 12; 1 green i broadloom rug, 10 x 15: Indian scatter BEDROOM set, complete, $30; 2 piece rugs.Just cleaned.like new.793-4491, i chesterfield.like new.$50; kitchen 688-2512, 2.set, like new, $40.738-4761.| Flers -PONG table, $25; kitchen sel.| H | CA] NORELCO Gainaday wringer washing 4 chairs (blue), $40.Good condition.machine, $20; General Electric motor 1-3126.and blower for oil burning furnace, CARPETS Oriental, $85.00; plain, $25, Call 486-8474.| silver grey.$40.00: Indian Khalabar.GENERAL Electric portable dish-'2 sizes: coffee: telephone tables: washer; girls bedroom furniture; living room: dresser; drapes; bureau.drapes; rug.Evenings.RE.8-2316.All top condition, RE.8-8320.CHESTERFIELD set with slip covers: CHINA cabinet (Gibbard!, lamps: lamp tables: bureau, Other excellent condition.$60.486-4846.items.Call 482-1862.| ANTIQUE living room; carpet; radio: RED leather Lazyboy chair.almost | awning; ete.CR.89-6629 \u2014 768-5403, new, $45.Call 769-6192.! BUREAUS: stair carpet: lamps; kit TWO end tables, leather topped: | chen 1 table: chairs; couch: bookcase; coffee table; 2 crystal table lamps, tuxedo, 36.486-3765.Very good condition.Reasonable.Call | FOOTBALL.ski track boots, size 489-5178 mornings only for appoint- | 8; ski pants: sweater: Selwyn blazer, ment.: | 12: like new.933-3280.BABY crib: Gurney gas siove.24 * inch; gas heater.Reasonable.769- Moving 2208.BISSELL rug washer, electric ventila- M S Il tor, 2 lump tables, glassware, bed- ust de | spread.3812 Decarie, 486-0188.I FRIDGE: electric stove: washing ma- | Kitchen table.glass top; 9 chine: chesterfield set: beds: bureaus; = 18 UE.RE.95707 After 7 : space heater; T.V, Other articles.PO.484-0179.8-1918 \u2014 769-400).SOLID maple furniture; armchairs.S ifi Like new.Reasonable.Private, VI.5- acri Ice 5272, AV.8-3164.\u2014 AUTOMATIC combination gas stove: carpets.Call 476-8660 DINING-ROOM SET JACOBEAN OAK, 8 CHAIRS.BUFFET, CHINA CABINET, MATCHING TEA WAGON: BRASS ANDIRON.MAN'S HIGHBOY: SMALL ORIEN- FIVE automatic oil burners; forced air heater: coal oil heater; chrome kitchen table, 4 chairs.Guaranteed.Reason- | TAL RUG: GREY BROAD- able price.Call 481-9524.after LOOM 12 x 15.CALL AFTER 7 pm, 6 P.M.489 0307.Rare Opportunity | 1 FINE FURNITURE.EXCEL- ! .LENT CONDITION.Low S Il CABINET.MARBLE TOP Moving Must \u20ac AND INLAY ON DOORS.60 INCHES LONG BY 21 HIGH BY 17 DEEP.ORIGINAL ORIENTAL RUG 11 x 15: LIV- PRICE $425.: WOOD FRAM- ING ROOM SET 5 PIECE, ER MIRROR.58 INCHES UPHOLSTERED: DRESS- HIGH BY 18 INCHES WIDE.MAKING EQUIPMENT: BROWN wall-to-wall broadioom.Very good condition.70 square yards.$100.; 744-4468 - 744-4041.ORIGINAL PRICE $210; STORE FIXTURES WINDOW PARQUETRY TOP COFFEE DISPLAY; FLUORESCENT TABLE, 72 INCHES LONG BY LIGHT: MIRRORS.OTHER 18 INCHES DEEP BY 14 INCHES HIGH, ORIGINAL PRICE $375: LEATHER CLUB CHAIR AND OTTOMAN, OR- BENDIX automatic washing machine: IGINAL PRICE $200: L-SHAP- small fridge, suitable for playroom, ED WROUGHT IRON AND Other household furniture.Reason- BRASS RAILING.111 INCHES able.HU 4-7153 ONE SIDE.44 INCHES OTHER amas Sooo us : SIDE.NO REASONABLE OF- KITCHEN set: bedroom set, double bed, 4 piece.Perfeut condition.Rea- FER REFUSED.CALL 481- sonable.486-4950.+ LL 154 DRESSER (oak) with large mirror; chest of drawers; double bed (walnut) {GET Monday morning all grey An- complete; single bed complete: vac- gora cat, WE.2-9354., uum cleaner; Bissell carpet sweeper: mT ms kitchen table.Reasonable, 733-5524.| GIRL'S glasses in red page.vicinity HIDE-A-BED double size; 2 day beds.bus.Reward.Call 488-2786, Good condition.Reasonable, 744-1308, \u2014 -\u2014\u2014 er me \u2014\u2014 ITEMS.HU.1-8857.| LOST 158 _ DOMESTIC PETS Leaving Country Wanted Home for Pup ! 4 MONTHS OLD PUP.PART ! POLICE.PART SHEPHERD.WILL HAVE SPAYED FOR RIGHT PARTY.PREFERABLY ADULTS.HU, 4-1045.USE EXAMINER CLASSIFHEDS FOR BEST RESULTS TWO BEDROOM SETS: CHESTERFIELD 3 PIECE; LAMP; COFFEE TABLE; KIT- ; CHEN RADIO; PICNIC COOLER.ALL, PERFECT CONDITION.REASONABLE.{ RE.8-7108.WOODEN kitchen set; book-case: dining room server; modern couch: drapes; junior bed and mattress; phonograph; good condition.Reasonable.Call Friday HU.9-2892 HIDE-A-BED, maroon colour.Bargain, Call 684-4731 evenings.wainut, ! 158 DOMESTIC PETS Kittens WANTED: GOOD HOME FOR TWO PURE WHITE AND ONE ALL BLACK KITTENS.DAYS.486 4016.Standard Poodle Pups AVAILABLE NOW ONE LITTER EXCEPTION- ! ALLY FINE.AT LEAST 2 ; SHOW POSSIBILITIES IN ! LITTER.! REGISTERED IN AMERICAN .AND CANADIAN KENNEL CLUB.\u2018 OUT OF THE SARABAND : LINE BRED FOR GOOD TEMPERAMENT AND IN TELLIGENCE.453 GREENWOOD DRIVE BEACONSFIELD, QUE.CALL 695-3588 BOARDING DOGS CLEAN COMFORTABLE QUARTERS ! electrie floor polisher, both good con- ; LARGE SEPARATE RUNS INDIVIDUAI, ATTENTION TO QUEST DOGS BY PROFESSIONAL.HANDLER, REGISTERED ROUGH COLLIE PUPPIES FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS.| PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE.POST RIDERS KENNEL REG.BROME, QUE.KNOWLTON 243-5528 163 EDUCATIONAL Private Tutoring Senior student-teacher will tutor high \"school and elementary students.AN subjects except French.Very reasonable rates, Call Mr.Laverty, EVES.WE.2-0446 .Landry \u2018B\u2019 winner Art Landry.Westmount Club.was the winner of the Class \u2018B\u2019 Singles title, defeating Ken Wray \u201cof the Mount Royal Lawn Bowling Club.21-11.\u2019 This match went 17 ends.Dudley H.Kerr.vice-president of the P.Q.L.B.A.presented awards (lo Landry and Wray.Chastney wins gun shoot Edmund Chastney of Burling- ton, Vt.won the high over all title at the Quebec Provincial Trapshooting Association regional shoot at the St.Jean, Que.gun club.| Chastney broke 134 of 150 birds to win the title.beating Joseph Torti of Lachine who \"scored 133.The high over all \\ title goes to the competitor who | makes the highest total sore in the singles.doubles and handi- I cap.the three events on the pro- 8 gram.Tackle Football League Schedule Pee-Wee League Wednesday.September 16 Leopards Gophers Falcons Cougars Monday, September 21 All Teams \u2018Wednesday, September 23 All Teams Monday, September 28 All Teams Wednesday.September 30 A Teams , Monday.October 5 All Teams , Wednesday.October 7 Al Teams Wednesday, October 14 M Teams Monday.October 19 All Teams Wednesday, October 21 All Teams Monday, October 26 All Teams Mosquito League Friday.Sept.18 AN Teams Tuesday.Sept.22 All Teams Friday.Sept 25 All Teams Tuesday, Sept.29 AH Teams Friday.Oct.2 All Teams Tuesday.Oct 6 All Teams Tuesday.Oct.13 All Teams Friday.Oct 16 All Teams Tuesday.Oct.20 AME Teams Friday, Oct 23 All Teams All games will be played on the Touch Football Fiedd which as located opposite the Swimming Pool.Enjoy Yourself, \u201ctake five\u201d for fifty ale! Use Examiner Classifieds for best results RE * * * * i * im * +* * 3 : if * x * F- : 3 x * * ; : 3 : * SUNDAY, SEPT.20th \u2014 7 P.M.$ « + 3 DELORIMIER STADIUM + x x Tickets Now On Sole \u2014 $1.50 \u2014 $2.25 \u2014 $2.85 \u2014 $3.50 3 GENERAL OFFICE \u2014 MOUNT ROYAL MOTEL \u2014 DELORMIER STADIUM RESTAURANT ALOUETTE LORD'S SPORTS SHOP PEERLESS MERCHANDISE Bs 4588 SI.Catherine East 1200 §1.Catharine 51 W.SALES * RLSRSHEIM SHOP LYNNY'S SPORTING GOODS 25 Mayor Street l m e .\u2018 * Sate ville Merle P.M SPORTS CO.LTD.Soret Shopping Centre * MCcNIECE'S LIMITED 407 Nofre Dame St.Wes! Cole St.Lue Shopping Centre x L441\" Mecil College OLYMPIC SPORTS CO.LTD Pont Mercier Shopping Centre 3 JOEY RICHMAN'S $454 Westminster Ave.1487 MacDonald, CAFE REGENT PROM SHOES St.Laurent 5116 Park Avenue 4810 Wellington St.Verdun PARE LANES ALCO SUPPLIES LIMITED 1285 Notre Deme St, 5250 Pare Sir 6414 Victoria Avenue Lachine MANNY'S DELICATESSEN THE RECORD & T.V.DERKE'S SODA BAR & STEAK HOUSE SHOPPE INC.36 Westminster $1.i $274 Queen Mary Road St.Martin Shopping Centre Montresi West | SEASON TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE \u2014 $10.50 \u2014 $15.75 \u2014 $19.95 \u2014 $24.50 NAN NN NN NN NE NN NE SEE SENS NN M NE ER 961 \u201881 \u2018442$ \u2018Appuj \u2018sourwox3 wnouysap yg Gl = Special events mark start of Unity Fall program The Westmount Examiner, Friday.Sept.18, 1964 The Unity Boys\u2019 Club of Westmount is continuing to introduce new activities in the club program which are both interesting and educational.During the past fourteen years, since the Club was first officially opened, a wide variety of program activities have attracted an average ol some 1,000 members per year.Iu addition to regular programs of arts, crafts, sports, social and special events, the Club over the years have been responsible for the implementation of an Amateur Radio Station, VE 2 CUB; a Demonstrating Judo Team, an International Variety Show Revue, Amateur Dramatizations of Peter Pan and Cinderella, T.V.Theatre, Tin Can Curling, Annual Father and Son and Mother and By MAURICE MARIASINE Daughter Banquets, Annual Amateur Shows, Annual Hobby Show Exhibitions and many others.Most of these special events have been geared to the younger set and now the Unity Boys\u2019 Club has an opportunity to gear a new program specifically for the senior teenager.Unity\u2019s (eroup Club Advisor Tom Stephens has an ambitious group of teenagers at the Club that are endeavoring to organize a Gilbert and Sullivan Musical Comedy for presentation in the Spring of 1965, The group is looking for more boys and girls to take part.According to Mr.Stephens, experience is not necessary.All the boys and girls will be trained at the Club \u2014 rehearsals will be held every Friday evening starting on September 18, Anyone interested in taking part, asked to see Tom Stephens at the Club on Friday night, TALENT PARADE Musical Director Fred Johnston and Choreographer Joan Tennant have announced that rehersals for the Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent Parade have started and will continue every Tuesday evening starting at 7.00 p.m.THIS IS AYEAR OF CRISIS Montreal's 36 Red Feather agencies : = 25 mo .4 must receive more support from you or Montrealers in need of help will go without! WHAT CAN YOU SAY TO MONTREAL CHILDREN WHO NEED HELP.WHEN THERE'S NO HELP TO GIVE?\u2018Sorry! We can't afford you right now.Maybe next year\u2019?Could you say it, if they were lined up and looking at you?Or would you try to help them somehow, because their need is so great.and because they can\u2019t help themselves.Today, Red Feather agencies can give them help, protection, guidance and health care.Next year they may not have help to give\u2014 if you do not give Red Feather your airl can count on .and thrive on! full support.Montreal's 36 Red Feather agencies face serious problems! Why?eo Because the last few Red Feather campaigns have fallen short of their objectives.e Because the growth of the city has placed evergrowing demands on all Red Feather services.Budgets have been cul to the bone.Every penny taken in is put to work where it will do the greatest good.But the fact remains\u2014 we are almost half a million dollars in the red! That deficit must grow no further.This year\u2019s objective is $2,475,000.the rock-bottom amount required to maintain 36 RED FEATHER AGENCIES DEPEND ON YOUR ONE YEARLY CONTRIBUTION TO THE To 4-year-old Helen, Red Feather means a proper home at last.A home with the warmth and security a little the work of the Red Feather agencies.$2,475,000 is a lot of money.And there's * only one place it can come from.From people like you, people who have their health and a job.Who feel grateful that life hasn't dealt them more trouble than they can stand up under.Who can spare a share of their own good fortune for the old, the lost, the sick and the helpless * Montrealers who can't quite stand alone.\u2018Every little bit helps .but this year a little bit won't be enough! Do you care enough to help ; enough?To give at least one-fifth more than you gave last year.1964 RED FEATHER CAMPAIGN SEPTEMBER 21 TO OCTOBER 8 ° "]