The Westmount examiner, 6 novembre 1964, vendredi 6 novembre 1964

[" Remembrance service on Sunday afternoon Westmount\u2019s annual and traditional commemorative service to mark Remembrance Day and the dead of the First and Second World War will be held Sunday after- | noon beginning at 2.30 o'clock.The service will be held as usual at the Westmount War Memorial in front of the City Hall on Sherbrooke street and the memorial service will be conducted by Capt.The Reverend J.N.Doidge, of St.Matthias Church, chaplain of the Royal Montreal Regiment, The Regiment will march to the ceremony from the Armoury on St, Catharine street and music for the march and the service will be supplied by the band of the RMR.Service will commence with the singing of \u2018O Canada\u2019 which will be followed by a hymn \u2018O Valiant Hearts\u2019.Following the reading of the Scripture, there will be prayers for those who paid the supreme sacrifice, for a spirit of dedication on the part of the living, for the Queen and Common- EXA y VV GN cone oa wealth and for peace and brotherhood among nations, Following the Lord's Prayer, |, in which the assembly will join, wreaths will be laid at the base of the Cenotaph by representatives of The City of Westmount, the various military units, special ladies committees, civic organizations and societies and by private individuals.Then will follow the second hymn of the service \u201cAbide with me\u201d following which there will be the sounding of the Last Post, two minutes silence and Reveille.The service will conclude with the singing of the National Anthem, Saluting base for the March Past will be at the intersection of Cote St.Antoine Road (north side) and Stanton street.Happy days here now says Finance-edifor Quebec\u2019s separatists may well become \u2014 in 20 years \u2014 the most conservative of small-\u2018c\u2019 conservatives in Confederation, Westmount Rotarians were told Wednesday, and the economic facts of the province may well be the factor that does the trick.The speaker was John Meyer, financial editor of The Montreal Gazette, and he told Rotarians that financially things are good in the province of Quebec, have been good for the past two or three years dntl will remain good for a few more.\u201cAs a mater of fact\u201d he said, \u201ceven in 1968 there will be considerable employment cleaning up after the World's Fair.\u201d Statistics, he said, are still hard to come by in Quebec province, but he believed that one could see the signs of prosperity all around \u201cin the new buildings, the new mills, the new plants.\u201d Listing factors that he felt helped to boom the economy, he spoke of new developments by pulp and paper, and particularly by the automotive industry and the steel industry.That the provincial government was taking a hand in financing the auto industry's expansion here and the steel complex, he did not find out-of-the-way, although he expressed the belief that in both cases the government would bow out, when the operations became self-support- ing.Many English-speaking residents of the province, he said, were disturbed by the Lesage Government's accent on and reliance on planning when that government first took power in 1960, However, he lauded as one of the best signs for the future the fact that just this week an announcement had filtered into the press which indicated that the government\u2019s first 5-year economic plan was destined for the shelf \u2014 because the government apparently realized that the initial planning was not realistic in the face of the economic facts.VOL.XXXVII, No.45 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6th, 1964 5 CENTS 12 PAGES WESTMOUNT LIFE INSURANCE BUILDING REPORTED GOING AHEAD Work on the six-storey Westmount Life Insurance Building at Sherbrooke and Mount Pleasant avenue is going ahead on schedule.\u2018\u201cWe began pouring the roof this week,\u201d a spokesman for the builders and owners, David Bloom & Co., reported to the Examiner.\u201cWe'll start pouring the curtain wall the first week in December.\u201d Mechanical, plumbing, and heating work is in progress on the site, he said.The office building will be ready for occupancy May 1, 1965 as scheduled.Architects for the build- \u2018ON SCHEDULE\u2019 ing are C.Kahn and Kotansky.Demolition work on the site was begun in April after City Council approved the re-zoning of nine Sherbrooke street properties covering the entire Mt.Pleasant - Elm block.Principal tenants of the building will be the Westmount Life Insurance Company.Important money is fied up as 2 projecis are delayed Important money is tied up in Westmount while two major projects hang fire \u2014 Westmount Plaza at Atwater and St.Catherine, and West: mount Centre, in the Greene-Western-Wood avenues vicinity.Both projects are hung up by injunctions and building has been stopped on the two projects for almost a full year.A final total of $74,932.56 has been collected in Westmount in the United Red Feather campaign.The sum is 92 per cent of the objective set for the area.Next week\u2019s weather By ERIC NEAL November 1 to 7 This new Moon week is .always rather unpleasant with foggy mornings and some drizzle, even freezing rain for some places, followed by heavy snowfalls.Usually 2 to 3\u201d, but occasionally up to 9, More agreeable with some sunshine from the middle to the end of the week.A coastal storm will bring heavy rains, some snow and gusty winds to the Eastern Townships, Freezing drizzle probably mixed with snow for the Laurentians.For northern counties and the St.Lawrence Gulf, powder snow and cold winds with 20 to 30 MPH gusts.Clearing for a pleasant and relatively mild weekend.Temperature range: some nights as low as 30°F and days up to 60°F in the south.Lau- rentians 25 to 50°F, Northern counties 20 and 45°F, Northern and the Gulf, 25 and 40°F.Rain 34\u201d.Snow 2.3\u201d.Sunshine 20 hours, Police recover two pistols; capture juvenile car thief Westmount Police report: the recovery of two police pistols; four persons apprehended; two accidents in which a total of four persons were slightly injured.Westmount Fire Department lists only one fire during the week.Detectives Bruce Whiteford and W.Jones, and Sgt.-Det.Frank Pilkionis were credited Wednesday with the recovery of two .38 Colt revolvers stolen from the CPR while in transit three weeks ago.Three men pleaded guilty to theft, possession and assault in connection with the case in Municipal Court, after a scuffle in a Greene avenue house during re- covery of one gun.The second revolver was picked up later in Lachine.Sentenced to six weeks in Bordeaux Jail were Ronald Cooney, who gave an address on Delisle street, and Stephen Dennehy, whose address was listed as 3980 Lesage street, Verdun.Richard Amos, who gave a Greene avenue address, was remanded for sentencing.JUVENILE A 17-year-old youth was captured by police after the stolen car he was driving rammed into a car carrying West- mount Det.-Sgt.Lessard and Inspector Jones.Det.-Sgt.Lessard, dressed in plain clothes, rushed out of the unmarked police car and captured the fleeing youth at St, James and Canning streets.The police car suffered $135 damage.An 11-year-old boy was slightly injured when struck by a car at Sherbrooke and Wood avenue at 11.20 p.m.Friday.Police gave the boy's name as David John Astrof, 468 Wood avenue, Driver was Pierre Lefebvre, Val David.Three persons were slightly injured in a two-car collision Friday evening at Strathcona avenue and Sherbrooke street.Driver of one car Lajos Hor- vath, 26, of Chomedey; driver of the other, Miss Patricia Walker, 20, of 3358 Verdun avenue; and her mother, Mrs.Annie Walker, 50, of the same address, received treatment at Montreal General Hospital for lacerations.A fire broke out in the rear of the ground floor at 433 Lans- | downe avenue, Tuesday.Firemen, using two streams brought; the flames quickly under con.| trol, but the building suffered extensive smoke and water damage.In the case of West End Plaza, Judge Bousquet gave lawyers for each side a period of three weeks to present written opinions.He will then take them \u2018en délibéré\u2019.In Westmount circles, however, a decision is hoped for as soon as possible.In the case of the West- mount Centre, where a technicality in the length of time given by the city in advertising the governing by-law threw matters awry, it is believed that the owners will bring a redrafted and improved presentation before the council before the end of November.LIBRARY FILMS Three color films on space will be shown this week at the Atwater Library, corner of Atwater and Tupper, The films, Man In Space; Man in the Moon; and Satellites, will be screened Wednesday, Nov.11 at 8.15 p.m.The films are being shown courtesy of the Municipal Library.THE WESTMOUNT PUBLIC LIBRARY will be closed all day Wednesday, November | 1th, Armistice Day.C\u2014O, $2 A The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 6, 1964 2 CALL GTA KENWOOD'S >> livery problem, the smart thing to do Is to call Kenwood's, Kenwood's care.That's why we, provide a special local service, just for you.Our courteous, trained men will gladly pick up that heavy trunk or household item and deliver it wherever you wish.safely, without fuss or delay.Call Kenwood's.We'll take care of It\u2014for less than you think.IKENWOOD'S CARNK KENWOOD'S WESTMOUNT .033-1113 TRANSFER & STORAGE LTD.Over 60 years\u2019 experience.Agents for Allied Van Lines rs \"INTEREST ON SAVINGS INCREASED TO O % e Chequing privileges on Savings Accounts ® Longer, more convenient hours ® Postage paid, deposit-by-mail envelopes EASTERN & CHARTERED TRUST COMPANY 1326 Greene Ave., Westmount, P.Q.932-1481 7 This Week in Westmount Koffee Klatsch Luncheon and Christmas Sale to be held Thursday Nov.12, at Victoria Hall, sponsored by members of the Mount Royal Chapter of the 1.O.D.E.Chairman of the event is Mrs.P.N.Gross, Decasson road; and Bazaar Convener is Mrs.V.Ross, Arlington avenue .Birthday Greetings this week by VALENTINA RAHR Cornell, and others.MR.AND MRS.E.J.HAINES, Prince Albert avenue, recently returned from a two months\u2019 tour of Europe.While there they visited their son GRENDON ERNEST, a graduate of West- mount High, and King's School, who is in his fourth year teaching music at the East End Les- don Schol.He is a member of St.Paul's Cathedral Choir, and has a tenor voice, Studying at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London, he has worked under well known Denis Dance and Mr.Rackless for several years.to W.W.TIMMINS, Hillside avenue, 65 years young.G.BRONFMAN, 475 Roslyn avenue, planning to construct a swimming pool adjacent to the residence he is occupying, first had to demolish the house next door, to provide space for the project.EVENING WITH THE ARTS scheduled for Tuesday November 24 at Channing Hall, with Donald Mackey in \u2018Explorations of Choral Music\u201d under the chairmanship of MRS, MARY F.SY- MONS, Western avenue.DEBUTANTE DANCE arrangements under way at Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club by MR.AND MRS.DAVID RANKIN, Sunnyside avenue, and MR.AND MRS.WILLIAM STEWART, Cedar avenue, to be held in honor of debutante daughters HOLLY RANKIN, and ANDREA STEWART during December.WEST ENDER LUDMILLA CHIRISEFF, artistic director of Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, which is on tour this week until November 1}, when the company will present five days of performances at Comedie Canadienne, with well known Montrealer Margaret Mercier dancing the lead in \u2018\u2018Trapeze\u2019\u2019 on opening night, VON ART SALE showed many paintings from Westmount artists: Constance Haines, Douglas Lawley, Ghitta Caisermen- Roth, J.Belcher Smith, Betty Announce The Opening of Their New 415 CRAIG ST.ANNAN Tel.: 384-6138 ANTOINE'S ART GALLERY SATURDAY, NOV.7th, 1964 MONTREAL'S MOST HANDSOME GALLERY WILL THEN BE OPEN TO OFFER YOU GOOD CANADIAN AND EUROPEAN PAINTINGS AT PRICES WITHOUT COMPARISON ALSO OUR FRAMING DEPARTMENT WILL BE IN FULL OPERATION FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE (Sherry will be served 12 noon to 3 p.m.) (FREE PARKING NEXT DOOR) 415 Craig St.West \u2014 Tel.: 866-4095 & 4096 (Factory and Frame Order Dept.also at 8598 St.Dominique St.) Gallery At WEST by MAURICE Unity Club News MARIASINE Guns and holsters, cowboy suits, hats and boots are needed by the Neverlanders Drama Group of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club of Westmount to fill out the wardrobe for the musical comedy \u2018Annie Get Your Gun\u2019 which is scheduled for presentation late in February.In addition, the Drama Group* is in urgent need of a leading male actor.As a matter of fact there are several openings for boys in the twelve to fourteen age category who are interested in comedy, dancing and singing.Auditions are conducted on Saturday morning at 10:00 a.min T.V.Theatre.T.V.THEATRE: Peter Dawson, Producer and Director of UBC TV Theatre is looking for work crews for his TV Presentations.He needs light technicians, seript writers, prompters, set designers and announcers.Boys and girls interested in getting some practical knowledge tume: Patricia Ann Fernandes, Tommy Rae and Sharon Syvret.TALENT CLUB: The Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent Parade will be extremely busy during the months of November and December.Already booked are shows for the Montreal Boys\u2019 Association Annual Leaders\u2019 Recognition Banquet, the Quarter Century Club of the Robert Mitchell Company, the Friendship Club of Westmount, the Christmas Party sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Lake St.Louis and the Party sponsored by the Canadair Club.in working behind the scenes are urged to see Pete as soon as possible.INDOOR PICNIC: It will be \u201cPicnic Time\u201d at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club on Saturday, November 7th, at 12:00 o5clock noon.The small fry club members between five and 12 years of are are invited to picnic along with Nancy Turley at the Club.The picnicers must bring their own lunches.CRISTMAS PLAY: There are only 49 days to Christmas and J.ROMISH Ladies\u2019 & Men's CUSTOM TAILOR Specializing in clothes made to measure from best materials.Also all kinds of tailoring including remodelling of Suits, Coats, Furs and Dresses, 1239 Greene Avenue Phone: 932-0696 so now thoughts of what to do for Christmas is on our minds.It was suggested that the Club put on a Christmas play entitled \u2018\u201cThe Two Faces of Christmas.\u201d Boys and girls interested in participating are asked to meet in the TV Theatre Room every Wednesday afternoon.GAMES ROOM CARNICAL: Friday, November 13th, is the date set aside for a special events program in the Senior Games Room.A Games Room Carnival is being planned for club members and this should prove very interesting.There will be games of skill and prizes will be awarded.Club members are urged to watch the Bulletin Board for further details.HAWWOWE\u2019EN PARTIES SUCESSFUL: It was generally agreed that one of the best parties ever, was held at the Club last week on the occasion of Hallowe'en.The first social event of the current program year was held for the teen set on the Friday proceeding Hal- lowe'en.In a room that was gaily decorated the traditional orange and black colors of the Hal- lowe-en season, that is decorated by two of the Club\u2019s most prominent Group Clubs, the Larks and the Turkeys and other teen members of the club.The Group enjoyed an evening of party games.dancing and refreshments.On Saturday, Hallowe\u2019en Day, some 200 youngsters from the Club took part in a panned program.On the agenda was the House of Chills and Horror, a scavenger hunt, party games, costume parade, cartoon movies and candies and apples.The following won prizes: Best costume: Terry Thomas and Karen Gaucher; Most Comical Costume: Diane and Susan Rae, Diane Underwood and Andrew Strange; Most Original Cos- YOUR OWN TWO-WAY RADIO FOR BUSINESS = OR PERSONAL USE! 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UN.6-4551 VETERAN TAXI ASS\u2018N.VOL.XXXVII.No.45 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6th, 1964 Enrolment nearly double at new Selwyn House Enrolment at Selwyn House has nearly doubled since the school moved into its new quarters.the old Westmount High, in 1961.J.of the board reported at the Backler acling mayor Alderman [.S.Backler has been appointed Acting Mayor of the City of Westmount for the months of November and December.The appointment was one of several items dealt with at the November 2 meeting of the West- mount City Council.Approved was a by-law to meet current expenses and other expenses of the City for the fiscal vear 1965, and to levy the school tax, imposed by Provincial statute tor the fiscal year 1964-65.A total of $31,120 was passed to provide for labor and material ; not covered by the initial contract for the renovation of West- mount Park.The money is for additional work and material required to complete Phase one.B.Bourne retiring chairman schools annual meeting.\u201cWe had 265 boys when we , moved.now we have 405 which | is very nearly the capacity we've i set of 4235.\" Mr.Bourne stated in his report.The school policy puls the emphasis on individual attention in small classes and a larger enrolment would endanger this, \u201che said.The last two wears of high i school were added to the curriculum when the school moved to Cote St.Antoine Road and the first college entrance class graduated last year \u201cNow we will give consideration to including senior matri-» culation in the curriculum,\u201d Mr.! Bourne said school\u2019s expansion plans, The teaching staff has been increased by three masters including one French specialist, R.A.Speirs, headmaster reported.This brings the total staff to 20 plus one part-time.Selwyn House's first French grammar school was held during the past summer with 75 pupils attending for three weeks.\u201cIt was very successful and will be continued next summer.\u201c Mr.Spiers said.explaining the | MORTIMER ROSS CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 3300 Cavendish Boulevard Montreal, Quebec Suite $70 Tel: 482.1810 Office: Res: 505 46 Lambton Des Bouieaux.Mowick, Que.St.Bruno, Que.Tel: 925-2268 Tel: 653-2907 MODERNIZE MBING GET A PLUMBING CHECK-UP SOON Don't wait fer plumbiag er heating problems te develop.Let our experts inspect end repair or remodel your plumbing end heating soon.WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LTD.C.Cadorette \u2014 N.Lamoureum 206 Olivier Ave.Westmount WE.5-118?24 MOURS SERVICE AAA L4 84844804808 088000040800004000004000000000000080 v WV WN v grrr The masks of the \u201cWitchdoc- ters\u201d en the dark continent.10 colorful stamps only for 16e | with approvals.| EXCELLO STAMP co.| Pr.O0.BOX 39, STATION OUTREMONT.MONTREAL, QUE.(Watch eur weekly after» Now Open VICTORIA ELECTRIC Electrical Repairs and Service on all Household Appliances.REPAIRS OF WASHERS.DRYERS AND DISHWASHERS OF ANY TYPE PICK-UP & DELIVERY 484-9848 § Suabeam & Westinghouse ; ¢ Appliances Dealer ; LAS mS CO Se IS DNA ESS SA 344A Victoria Ave.ir CHINESE FOOD et its best pk ORIENTAL atmosphere bk BANQUET feciities br BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCH Canadian or Chinese Full course: $1.15 up.FULLY LICENCED \u2014 FREE PARKING \u2014 AMERICAN EXPRESS AND DINER'S CLUB HONORED 6055 Cote de Liesse Opposite Skyline Hetel 747-5455 Ë : § | | | dition for 51% | | | School ; ! Master.on ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS § Certified Wetchmahers OHMAN'S JEWELLERS WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.> 35 PAGE THREE » - ee LA Red ME rss CEE ta .i Br uNPIRBUS \u201d Un scene CHATTING A TTHE ANNUAL MÉETING OF SELWYN HOUSE Wednesday are : R.A.Speirs, headmaster; Bourne, \u2018outgoing chairman.Hugh H.Norsworthy, newly.elected chairman and J.G.\u2018Mums\u2019 bloom in Fall show With Alderman nies and Mayor C.H.remo.and Hon.Richard Hyde, speaker of the Legislative\u2019 Assembly.sharing the po-, dium with him \u2014 West- mount officially launched its annual autumn chrysan-| themum show Wednesday at the tea hour.Yesterday the general public turned up to see the masses of | blooms\u2014some 3.850 plants in all \u2014 and both groups termed the show \u2018excellent\u2019.| At the tea-session at Victoria ' Hall prizes were presented in the annual gardening competition.! Winers were: Mayor J.S.Cameron Trophy: | St.Paul's Academy: R.Panel-, Raymond Trophy: Roslyn School.1st prize.Leigh Davidson.Ros-! lyn School; 2nd prize.Ellen Gould Westmount Park School \u2018Room 306}: 3rd prize.Lucia Amodei.St.Paul's Academy: 4th prize.Martin Cukierman, Westmount Park School \u2018Room 306': 5th prize.Claude Bacon.St.Leo's Special prize.Cathy Mc\u2019 Westmount Park School.The trophies are awarded on the basis of the number of plants given to each School, the per- centage returned for judging, and | ; the general condition of the plants.St.Paul's Academy received 35 ; plants, returned 2, in good con- : Rostyn School re- | ceived 136 plants.returned 68 in MEMORIAL LECTURES The Kenneth E.Norris Mem- ; orial Lectures to honor the late Kenneth Everette Norris, MA.\u2018 Ph D, (1903 to 1957.Principal of Sir George Williams University ; from 1936 to 1956.will be given! by Dr.Harry Gordon Jolinson.world renowned economist.Dr.Johnson will speak on \u2018\u2018\u2019The International Economy at the Cressroads.\u201d\u201d He will develop his topic as follows: Nov, 30, \u2018International monetary organization: Dec.1.\u201cInternational trading arrangements\u2019: Dec.2, Special problems of underdeveloped countries.\u2019 The lectures will be given in the Salvation Army Citadel.2085 Drummond street at 8:30 p.m.Fred, good condition, for 50% : West- plants received by schools was 504, total returned was 124.plants.returned 20 in good con- Conservatories are open 10 aro dition, for 9%: St.Leo's School to 10 p.m.week days, and l@ am received 117 plants.returned 8! 0 6 p.m.Sundays, for duration in good condition for 7%.Total | of the show- No widow has ever complained that her husband had too much life insurance.RICHARD GORDON Sun Life Building, Suite 156 TELEPHONE: Office: UN.6-6411 Res.: 482-7716 SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA CITY OF WESTMOUNT COMMEMORATION SERVICE Public notice is hereby given that a Commemoration Service in honor of those who made the supreme sacrifice in the wars of 1914-18, 1939-45 and in Korea, will be held at the War Memorial on Sunday, 8th November, 1964, at 2:30 p.m.All citizens and the next of kin of those whose names appear on the monument are invited to attend.Those wishing to deposit wreaths may do so at the conclusion of the service.R.8.Seaman C.H.Drury Acting City Clerk Mayor The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 6, 1964 4 THE Ex IESE \"CR AUminer HUGH R.MOUNT, General Manager 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 Accomating \u2014 Circulation Display Advertising Departments 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 for the home, devoted to public service.$1.26 half year.Five cents » copy.Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year; Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, Quebec Newspapers Association, Canadian Community Newspapers Reprenentatives.Authorized as Second Class Mail by the Post Office Department, Ottawg and for payment of postage in cash.WE SAY Reflections 1914-1964 UNDAY afternoon under leaden autumn skies Westmount will bow before the Cenotaph to mark Remembrance Day \u2014 50 years after the start of World War 1 and 25 years after the start of World War Il; truly a moment for sober reflection.Hymns will be sung and prayers offered and wreaths will be laid, as they have been annually since 1918 when on November 11th, \u201cat the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month\u201d the Greatest Conflict the world had ever known came to a halt.Yet.by 1939 \u2014 just a quarter of a century later \u2014 death was again reaping its war-toll over the world in another Greatest Conflict and for the same avowed purpose: to make the world safe for democracy.Sunday afternoon \u2014 in the two minutes silence between the sounding of the Last Post and the challenge of Reveille \u2014 many will doubtless ask themselves \u201cWhat has been acomplished?\u201d Reading the world news, listening to the irrational claims of the Goldwaters of the world, and even some of our own local maledictions, we might well wonder.Sunday \u2014 if the Better Way is to be approached \u2014 may all everywhere marking the great Remembrance determine in solemn vow to do whatever possible to aid in the true spirit of brotherhood.There is no other way \u2014 no easy route to peace among mankind.YOU SAY Lauds Westmount street-cleaning Sir: I want to pay what I believe is a well-earned tribute to the Westmount street-cleaning department.Going outside of the municipality after Hallowe'en night, 1 noted that many sections still suffered from small loose candies on the sidewalks and roads, as well as from peas in the gutters, doubtless the result of the traditional pca-shooters fray among Hallowe'en merrymakers.These made for poor footing, and ! narrowly escaped a serious tumble.However, 1 noted also, and with a sigh of relief, that this was not the case in Westmount \u2014 where all signs of the merrymaking had been swept away.J.C.L Says parking area used by interlopers Sir: By chance | have business at Victoria Hall on Wednesdays and 1 am not always able to get a parking space in the area alloted by the city for this purpose.I know that there are many cars there Wednesdays noon belonging to Rotarians attending a weekly luncheon and to ladies who it appears attend some sort of sewing-bee in the hall, doubtless for a worthy cause.These cars, in my opinion, are legitimately parked there.But how about the cars parked by those who are attending the \u2018Y\u2019 across the road, or getting their teeth fixed at a nearby dentist or merely visiting up the strect?Irritated SNUG NY \u201cClever of you to teach them to beg like that .but À dont want a puppyl\u201d\" 25 Years Ago in The Examiner Thursday Nov.9, 1939 Twenty-five years ago West- mount was preparing to mark Remembrance Day while her sons were engaged in a new fight for freedom.J.Arthur Mathewson, K.C., a life-long resident of West- mount, was sworn in as the new Provincial treasurer.He was elected in the neighboring division of Notre Dame de Grace.Mr.Mathewson\u2019s appointment was expected, but some surprise was expressed that Gordon Hyde, elected in Wesimount, was omitted from the Cabinet.In appointing Mr.Mathewson to the important portfolio, Premier Godbout followed the tradition which decrees that a French Catholic will be premier, and an English Protestant his chief associate.Next to the office of Premier, the \u2018Treasury is the most important of the entire slate, being the Provincial equivalent of the Federal Ministry of Finance, the Examiner story said.The Right Rev.Arthur Car- lisle, Bishop of Montreal, addressing the Rotary Club of Westmount, said Remembrance Day was meant to recall the heroic sacrifices of the millions who gave their lives in the Great War.If all the men who gave their lives marched in columns of four abreast, it would take five days and five nights for Britain\u2019s dead to pass, seven days and seven nights for France's, 10 days and 10 nights for Gemany\u2019s, and 14 days and 14 nights for Russia\u2019s.That meant 36 days and 36 nights for the steady marching by of the army of dead alone, Rev.Carlisle said.\u201cThere is only one call that comes from Remem- prance day,\u201d he said, \u2018\u2018and that is the call to peace.It is hypocrisy for us to bow our heads silently in honor of the dead if we do not do all in our power to make war hereafter impossible.\u201d The League of Nations may have been a wonderful instrument, if it had been backed up by the enthusiasm of the rank and file of the citizens of the land that originally brought it into being.There must be a personal effort to bring about peace, he added.MAMAN Re-examination urged for older drivers N ANY older motorists who are seventy or more years of age are still good drivers and are careful and reliable.But at this age, their reactions may be slower, their sight less keen and their hearing less acute.For their own safety and their families\u2019 sake, they would be well advised to take a re-exami- nation for driving perhaps annually.When a long trip is necessary, the older person should have a qualified driver with him to take turns at the wheel.Fast travel is not for the older driver, who is usually mindful of speed limits.Hon.C.M.Drury OTTAWA\u2014One hundred and eighty days of sittings had elapsed, by end of last week, since we opened this second session of Parliament.And while quite a number of those days were devoted to the study and approval of many pieces of important legislation, a record- breaking portion of our time was taken up by delaying tactics on the part of the opposition.Out of those 180 days, we have spent 25 days looking at interim supply \u2014 bills that give the government the required funds to pay its current expenses.And here, it is interesting to note that for all of the nine sessions that took place between 1956 and 1962, it only took the House 24 days to pass interim supply! During the 1959 and the 1962 sessions, it was disposed of in two days.Now, it is of course, the responsibility of the House to examine government spending.But a full eppor- tunity to do this series when each department of government brings in its estimates for approval.So far this year the House has given final approval to the estimates of eight departments and has started studying those of nine other departments.Only six departments have yet to introduce a forecast of their spendings.All of this has amounted so far to 50 days of work for the Members.The 25 days spent on interim supply covered a wide range of topics \u2014 with the C.B.C.a prime target.The case of Hal Banks was another favorite subject, as were special complaints of specific immigration cases, \u2014_\u2014 Your MP reports from Ottawa eastern farming, the Canadian participation in the Olympic Games, the film entitled \u201cMr, Pearson\u201d, the Quebec Eskimo population, unemployment, mental health, veterans hospitals, ground transportation to air terminals and a host of other matters.In many cases, the grievances were aired for days on end, interrupting all other work in the House, as the Opposition delayed the passage of interim supply to the last deadline \u2014 the time at which the government would have had no other recourse than to call for the dissolution of the House .and an election.Many of these grievances are genuine and important, but the proper time to bring them up is when the department concerned has its estimates studied for approval.So far this year, interim supply has been used primarily to prevent the government from proceeding with such important measures as redistribution \u2014 the reshaping of Canada\u2019s electoral map.One major metropolitan newspaper said last week that at a time when the government lacks a clear majority in the House, the opposition, perhaps inevitably, makes the most of its unusual powers, It is clearly evident that it does, but I do not agree that this sheuld be inevitable.Surely, the first duty of every Member of Parliament is to work in the best interests of all Canadians and a Member hardly serves this purpose when first and foremost he thinks in terms of his own political advantage.On that basis, it is difficult to explain how a job that was disposed of in a total of 24 days for nine sessions should have taken 25 days so far in the current session! last summer.The director of the company, Ludmilla Chiriaeff, will bring an impressive complement of thirty-four dancers, with full orchestra, headed by Canadian stars Anna-Marie and David Holmes, with the return as guest artist of Margaret Mercier, and the addition of the renowned French dancer and choreographer Daniel Seillier.In addition to the \u201cVariations for Four\u201d, the eight other new works include: \u201cFête Hongroise', a classical ballet with choreography inspired by the Hungarian dances by Brahms, which will have its Canadian premiere in Montreal on November 11.\u201cTrapeze\u201d, which Daniel Seil- lier had created for the company of the Marquis de Cuevas.As performed by its creator and Margaret Mercier, it depicts the Nine new ballets In a burst of artistic creation, the company of Les Grands Ballets Canadiens will bring nine new ballets to its repertoire, which already bosts over fifty works, when it makes its first appearance of the new season at the Comédie Canadienne, from November 11 to 15.One of these will be \u201cVariations for Four\u201d, with choreography by the great Anton Dolin, newly attached to the company on a permanent basis as artistic advisor, since * close friendship between partners in a trapeze act, interrupted by the proverbial lovers\u2019 triangle which ultimately leads to death under the circus tent.\u201cMedea\u201d, with an electronic score by Georges Savaria, and choreography by Brydon Paige.It will be the first such ballet introduced here by Les Grands Ballets Canadiens.\u201cEspagnola\u2019, again conceived by Brydon Paige who, in a classical style, has captured the essence of the Spanish dance of the 18th century, on music by E.Granados and J.Jimenez.\u201cLe Corsaire\u201d, a pas de deux by Marius Petipa, on music by Drigo, which Anna-Marie and David Holmes performed with the Ballet Kirov, in Leningrad, and which revives the grand Russian tradition of the last century, = +.+ à i= Rotary Rotarians doing luncheon Wednesday.and even at that the attendance appeared.down .the Rotary Carnival + Gremlins that get in the type were active again last week after a lengthy layoff and as a result the Friendship Club came out as Goldenagers .the club, by the way, is still looking for more members .and the gremlins did another dastardly dab of work, making it look as if an all-night hymn-sing group from Toronto was going to sing in Victoria Hall .actually they are slated to sing in Westmount High auditorium , .* * * Westmount Park in its present state of reconstruction is still a topic of conversation with a lot of the old-timers who are out for the sunshine and fresh- air and have a lot of time on their hands .latest quip is that the mounds in the park are \u201cwhere the Parks Department is buried\u201d.ROVING FLOOR TILES Sold and Installed CERAMIC BATHROOMS Installed and Repaired STYLE FLOORS 348A Victoria Ave.WESTMOUNT 484-9885 ® Vinyi © Formica © Mosaic ©.men are fine \u2018 About repairs They knock on doors They find upstairs.JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 By Oliver Towne Roundup: There were eight out-of-club, make-goods at Victoria Hall .maybe a lot of the lads were up late watching the U.s.\u2018election returns on TV .Oliver Rettalick are marking birthdays this week .committee met Tuesday and Hall with a good turnout .the winner of the weekly draw at the regular luncheon.Cyril Dendy and | Hal Giles, by the way, was.* ¥ \"Wsm't High : open house Parents turned out in full to meet the teachers and see the school at Westmount High School recently.The project was part of the first open meeting of the West- mount High School Home and School Association held Turs- day.Oct.29.The parents gathered in the school auditorium and after a short business meeting they went to the classrooms where they followed their child\u2019s program through a school day.Though the parents met their child\u2019s teachers for five minutes, there were no individual interviews.These are to be held at a later date.A membership fee of $2.00 was collected and it was explained to the parents that out of the money.sixty-five cents went to the Federation of Protestant Home and Schoo! Associations for general expenses, thirty-five cents went toward the Home and School magazines, and the balance was used to provide school prizes and meet graduation expenses and and miscellaneous costs.At Westmount High: HON.JEAN LESAGE, Premier © j of Quebec and Hon.Paul Gerin- Lajoie, education minister.will be the principal speakers at a dinner to be held at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel November 22 under the auspices of the Quebec Liberal Federation.The dinner is one of a series of events to raise funds for the Federation.Price: $50 a plate, Young Liberals to meet Westmount youth will be well represented at the annual meeting of the Quebec Young Liberals Association, Nov.27 to 29.Richard Lord.of the West- mount Young Liberals Association, who will be running for English-speaking vice president of Quebec at the convention, reports that Westmount youth have a great role to play.\u201cEnglish Liberals should put across their point of view.We're going in with a flexible position,\u201d he said.\u201cWe'll see what new resolutions for legislation can be proposed.\u201d \u201cWe have our understanding of the French-English difficulties at present.and we should speak up,\u201d Mr.Lord added.Both Jean Lesage and Rene Levesque are to take part in the three-day convention to be held at the Airport Hilton Hotel.Between 300 and 400 delegates from all over the province are expected.The annual Red Cross cam- | paign for fund raising has swung: into full gear at Westmount High.Each class is feverishly competing to.raise the most money and various projects are being planned.All Westmounters and others are asked to attend a Car Wash, sponsored by X112, on Saturday.November 7, from 10 a.m.to 3 p.m.All proceeds will go to the Red Cross.The charge will be one dollar per car and all other contributions will be appreciated.Various other classes in school are busily holding shoe-shines, dance-hops, and fudge sales.There have also been various contests around school.The yearbook, the Vox Ducum, sponsored a literary contest in which Erica ; Schacter won first prize in prose, | and Virginia Owen won both first and second prizes in poetry.The | year.book also sponsored a lim-, | erick contest with two tickets to the Dave Clark 5 show at the Forum on the night of Thurs- | day.October 29, as prizes.The i two winners were Bob Issenman , and Ruth Swan.The organizations around West- ! ; mount are also involved in vari- - tous projects.After Senior Prize Day ceremonies, this afternoon, there will be a dance from B to 12 midnight.Last ycar's gradu- ales will be the guests of the dance, while all other outsiders will have to pay fifty cents ad- Red Cross drive on By KATHI KRISTOF mission: but it will all be worth it, as the music will be supplied by a great group.the Sceptres.The Students\u2019 Council, meanwhile, is having the annual Christmas card sales: five cents for six or fifteen cents per card.The Current Events Club is which a movie of the recent New York trip will be shown and reports will be given by Bob Issen- man, Robbie Leopold, and Carole- Anne Kerner; also, Grade Ten executive will be chosen.The different phases of a stud- net's education are not being neglected either.On November 4, at 8 p.m., there was a College Night held at the School for grade ten and eleven girls from all schools.Representatives from the American Group of Seven colleges will be at the disposal of i all interested parties who wish to find out about Radcliffe, Smith, FINNISH ELECTRIC STEAMBATH \"SAUNA\" INTO YOUR BASEMENT.Experienced Finnish contractor will build it with knowledge of the subject.Alterations, repairs: Ceramic wall and floor- tiles, different ceiling \u2014 floor- tiles, masonry, carpentry: Stairs, balconies, finishing basements.Painting.New works too.Weekends, eves, 844-5566.Vassar, Bryn Mawr, Barnard, APPOINTMENT Mount Holyoke, or Wellesley.Allan Broufman, of Westmount.On Monday, November 2, there has been named to the board of was an assembly for Grade Elev.Fovernors of Sir George Williams \u2018ens concerning university re.i beaten in the October 28th game Intersehool ! cards cost seventy- having a meeting at the Club's University for a three-year per- quirements and various other : iod.statistics, Also, starting this Mr.Bronfman, a lawyer, is week, there will be a series of, \u201cvice-president of Distiller Corpor- four concerts at Place des Arts'Ation-Seagrams Lid.and an of: by the Montreal Symphony or.| ficer of a number of other chestra.The opportunity to at- | corporations.tend these is afforded to a limi.- ted number of students, especially Juniors the grade Sevens.Monday.November 2, 39 to 0.On Westmount's football teams Tuesday, November 3, Westmount cannot seem to be able to shake High School was hostess for the that losing streak.They were! 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