The Westmount examiner, 24 décembre 1964, jeudi 24 décembre 1964

[" \u2019 Next week's weather +, uc nea DECEMBER 2 TO JANUARY £ Mostly sunny with wind driven snow and a little miider ie begin this week.Clouding for light snow, or rain, snow and set hail mixed.together with bright periods.Near zero nights are normal.Through the middle to the end of the week.cold and changeable with mists or fog, rhine frost or freezing drizzle, more snow and sunshine.Gale winds with gusts exceeding 50 MPI ia the Atlantic provinces, and 20 (0 25 MPH in Quebec.arriving from ; the north-west and then the south-west.Clearing during the weckend and a little warmer.Heavy shows next week.+ à May all your roads lead you to Christmas: to cherished hearts, to cheerful hearth, to spirit's strength, with the blessing of the joyous Season, | Merry Christmas : from The Examiner Staff ANS PES DL S Fa FP eu The Westmount Examiner, Merry Christmes, 1964 2 EERE REE, The Officers, Directors and Members of The Rotary Club of Westmount, a member club in Rotary International, wish to thank the people of Westmount for their continued support, and extend best wishes to all good people in our city and throughout the world for A JOYOUS CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY & PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR A \u2014 SRE EE CE CE CE LC CR CE CEE TT ay The Board of Management and Staff of the WESTMOUNT YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION EXTEND TO ALL MEMBERS AND FRIENDS THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON | GELLER LL CREEL TELE CEEOL C.E.Reckitt G.L.Welton M.A.Dudgeon R.E.Watt Chairman Exec.Secretary Physical Dir.Youth Sec.4585 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST WE.7-3916 303133 33 BIBI ans Merry Christmas & Happy y No Year FROM THE EXAMINER STAFF Hon.C.M.\u201cBud\u201d Drury Az a Member of Parliament for St.Antoine-Westmount EIRE Extends Best Wishes and the hope that all that is Christmas .Peace, home, freedom, worship, friendships, loved ones, happy children .may all those blessings be yours to enjoy this holiday season.N Loyola charter prepared An application by Loyola for a university charter is under preparation and is the culmination of an appeal to the provincial government initiated in 1960.At a meeting of petitioners | held this week, a group of representatives of the English-Catho- lic community joined to petition the provincial legislature as initial member of the corporation as a university.Members of the group are: Murray G.Ballantyne, West.| mount; Claire; Frank S.Capon, Montreal; Hon, Paul C.Casey, West- mount; Dr.Neil Feeney, Montreal; Rev.Cyril B, Dean of Loyola; Arthur F.Mayne, Westmount; dent Loyola; John Mcllhone, Mount Royal; H.Ranahan, La- F val-Sur-Le-Lac; Karel Velan, and Charles H.Wayland of: Westmount, Petitioners indicated their intention of increasing the number of governors of the university enlarging it to permit a sus SE Temple M.Barott Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at St.Matthias Anglican Church for Temple Murray (Peter) Barott, architecture commissioner for the City of Westmount.Mr.Barott died last Wednesday in hospital at the age of 46, following a brief illness.Born in Montreal, he was the | son of E.1.Barott, a veteran Montreal architect.He received his education at Selwyn House School, Bishop's College School, and McGill University where he graduated in arts.He obtained his degree in architecture at the University of Michigan.Mr.Barott served with the Black Watch during the Second World War as a captain.He was a prisoner of war for three years.After the war, he returned to Montreal where he became active in the Quebec Association of Architects.He was a member of the council fessional tariff, entertainment and convention committees of the PQAA.He was one of the founders à of the architectural firm of David, Barott, Boulva.The firm did work for the Place des Arts.: Michael Blanar, Pointe $ O'Keefe, § Very Rev.| > Patrick G.Malone, first presi- from 1959 to Ÿ 1961.He also served as chair.|§ man of the public relations, pro- g broad basis of representation of : persons representative of pub- the English-Catholic commun- | lie and university education, in- ity.dustry and the professions who In 1960, the application by have been prominent in organi- Loyola was referred to Royal zations and activities of the Commission of Enquiry on Edu-' Anglo-Catholic community.cation.The The group will apply to the 12 petitioners include .legislature at its next session.IGE CC EE CE CEE OC EE ORR CEC EY] AT THIS CHRISTMAS HON.J.RICHARD HYDE, M.P.P.Extends to all residents of Westmount - St.George Season's Greetings and Best Wishes for A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS ;- \u201cand ne A HAPPY NEW YEAR It designed the new Montreal '¥ Court House and Habitat '67,!ÿ as wel); it was actively engaged in building designs for the Uni- @ versity of Montreal, Loyola College and other institutions.| Mr.Barott was president of the Specifications Writers\u2019 As- | ¥ sociation*of Canada, and vice-' president of the Quebec As-|} at the W sociation of Architects, time of his death.He was an active member of 3 the St.James Club of Montreal, a member of the council of the University Club of Montreal, a member of the Mount Royal Club, and the Mount Bruno Golf and Country Club.He served on the executive of | the Red Cross Society, and on the advisory board of St.Matthias Church.\u2019 He is survived by his wife, the former Gwendolyn Ward; one son, Patrick; one daughter, Chel- la; his father, E.1.Barott, and a sister, Mrs.Harold Thornton, all of Montreal.In this season of goodwill, it is my privilege to offer my Best Wishes not only to the citizens of Westmount but to the residents of the whole Metropolitan area.It is my feeling, however, that the spirit of goodwill should not be confined to this festive 2 season, but should prevail the year around if we A are to achieve our objective of being good citizens.& In Westmount, we are undergoing gradual changes in some of our older areas, redeveloping residential sections which are experiencing the touch of time.This is good and contributes to a more comfortable and better living, heightening standards which we must not let slip.Changes may come but it is the desire of your municipal government to adhere to the policies and principles which were established by our predecessors in office long ago and consistently well maintained in the interests of the citizens.â To all, I extend my sincere wishes for the Holiday Season and may health, happiness and success be % with you in 1965.A C.H.Drury Mayor City of Westmount HEME re NEED A (AB! UN.6-4551 VETERAN TAXI ASS'N.VOL.XXXVII, No.51 (ity Hall fenders opened City council afternoon heard the report of City Clerk R.B.Seaman on the opening of tenders for the renovation of the interior of City Hall at a public meeting held Friday.Dec.18th at noon.Council also authorized General Manager N.T.Dawe to sign documents to be forwarded to the Quebec Muncipal Commission in application for loans under the Municipal Winter Works Incentive Program in connection with the renovation.Tenders received by the deadline were as follows: Arthur Murphy Co.$262,785: Rodighiero Construction, $269.- 700; E.R.Casey Co.$276,439: Cambrian Construction.$278.- 742: J.S.Hewson, $283,436; Danmar Construction, $283,514; R.M.Clark Construction, $296,- 400; Richard and B.A.Ryan, $299,531; Sestock Construction.$299,678; Shears-Bourque, $305,- 000; Cite Construction $308,949.A tender from the J.G.Fitz- Monday 'g the club but not shown in EMPLOYEES HONORED: The City of Westmount paid tribute to its long-time employees Monday evening at Victoria Hall.Seen above are seven members of the Quarter-Century Club.In the front row, left to right, are A.G.Macnab, Miss G.R.Pigeon, and A.H.J.Russell.Those in the second row, are left to right, J.A.Mc: Isaac, J.Turnbull, Lt.E.A.Jameson, and Det.-Lt.A, E.Jones.Also admitted to ESTABLISHED 189% WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmakers OHMAN'S JEWELLERS WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.> 35 PAGE THREE Centre bylaw now law The zoning amendment by-law permitting the construction of the Westmount Centre complex became law Monday evening as Mayor C.H.Drury declared the amendment adopted and ordered promulgation following second and third readings of the amended by-law at a quiet city council meeting.The meeting also heard a report on a public mecting of elec- tor-proprietors in the district where the project will be located.No opposition was declared at that meeting, and no one showed up to voice any dif- feving opinions at the city the picture was Fire Captain J.E.Dubber.Employees honored at banquet, \u201cia.coo two 2l-storey apartment buildings, a 20-storey office strue- 4 two get TV's for 50 years re and stars depart ve.Nas gr The City of Westmont.in an area bounded by Wood, St., employees Monday evening.They were presented with : honored its long service Rowe, Public Safety Fire Cap- ori + rear or g tain: E.L.Denbeigh.Public Catherine, the rear of proper Safety, Fire Captain.ties facing on Greene.and Western, the deadline for tenders had past.Two employees, Ralph Greco The tenders now face a and Felice Ciarlo, were presented thorough study on the part of portable television sets and long various committees of the city.SETVice buttons for what Mayor Once renovation work is be- C.H.Drury termed their \u201cre.gun it is expected to take about markable record\u201d of 50 years five months to complete.During Service With the city.that time the various depart- Both joined the city in their ments of the city will be re.adolescence as water boys.Mr.located to the City Hall Annex ' Greco is a foreman in the Pub- on Stanton avenue, and to Vie- lic Works Department, and Mr.toria Hall.Ciarlo is roads superintendent in | the same department.U.Beausoleil, general superin- Commissioners \u2018tendent in the Public Works De- ° e nominations ; partment, was presented a silver tray and a long service button for 40 years service with the city.The presentations, among many trick © ved.aft i special presents, watches, long service buttons, and a pa rick \u201c0.was recewed 41°; fine meal of Rock Cornish hen with wild rice stuffing.20 YEAR BUTTONS: P.E.| Motard, Public Safety.Fire In- | spection Captain: S.Trepanier, Public Safety.Fireman; K.A.| ant, Department of Public Safety.Dyan.J Fublie Safety.pobre Car E.A.Jameson.Police Lieuten- ety, Police Licutenant; D.Jal- ant, Department of Public Saf- | bert, Public Works, Carpenter.ety.15 YEAR BUTTONS: Miss H.E.Dubber, Fire Captain, ; ! .; A.Boucher, Health, Chief Publi Department of Public Safety.| Health Nurse: Mrs.W.Rolland.A.G.Macnab sanitary inspec- Parks Division, Comfort Station i tor, Health Department.; | Attendant: E.Kohler, Parks Di- J.Turnbull.welder foreman, vision, Tree Sub-Foreman: L.Pe Woks ep rtm, an \u201cRoy Public Works, Labourer; \u2018 au A > *.R.Hamel, Public Works, Night Public Works Department.i i | ! Watchman: C.Barbeau, Public { J.À.Melsaac, General Fore- Works, Chuaffeur: L.Constan- man, Light & Power Depart ini.Public Works, Laborer: J.; : V.Bujold, Light & Power, Line .Other long service buttons, ; i Foreman: R.Tremblay, Light & replicas of the Coat of Arms of Power Line Sub-Foreman: F.| Finance Department.A, E.Jones, Detective Lieuten- Work on the project is expected to get underway in the Spring.One city councillor, Alderman I.S.Backler, asked to be excused from yvoting tn connection with the Centre.Mr.Backler said he wished to refrain from voting because he has been appointed consulting structural engineer for the complex.Notice of motion was also made at the meeting to the ef- feet that the cify would sell property now known as Elm avenue in the areca concerned, to the developers of Westmount Centre.OTHER BUSINESS \u201cWe'll miss him greatly,\u201d Mayor Drury said as council paid tribute to Temple Murray the city were presented as fol- Delage.Recreation, Maintenance Mon., Jan.4 made, took place at the Twenty- lows: first Annual Banquet of the Quar- | Nominations of candidates for ter Century Club, held at Vic- the office of school commissioners for the School Municipality of Westmount will be held in the School Commissions office at Westmount High School, 4350 St.Catherine street west.Monday, : Jan.4 from noon to 2 p.m.If a poll becomes necessary.the poll will be opened in the office Monday.Jan.11.John , Bostock has been appointed election clerk, The Westmount Municipal Association selected its candidates for the posts at its fall meeting, Dec.8.The WMA said it would support Wesley H.Bradley, QC, A.Ogilvy Leslie.and Mrs.D.Lloyd- | Gy toria Hall.Eight new members were welcomed into the club and presented watches to mark the milestone.Retired members of the club were on hand to meet old co-workers and talk about the good old days.Since the formation of the Club 182 employees have qualified.The active membership during 1964 was 52.Of the membership, 53 persons have died and 77 are on pension, New members welcomed to the club were: Miss G.R.Pigeon.cashier.Smith for Protestant School ä Commissioners.A INDEX - ñ Woman injured : Church .8 ; Classified Ads .16 À woman driver was injured around 12:01 a.m.Monday when Editorial .4 her car struck a parked auto opposite 4642 St.Catherine street West.Police identified the woman as Miss Mary Sheaham, 32, 2441 Benny Crescent.Sports .Women's .10-15 .' today and remained closed until mrereseesaeeeey changed.Man, (Continued on page 16) 30 YEAR BUTTONS: H.M.(Closing | hours are listed The City Hall and City Hall Annex will be closed at 12 noon today Dec.24, and on Thursday, Dee.31.| © The Library will close at 1 p.m, ! Monday.Dec.28 at 10 a.m.It will close again at 1 p.m.on Thursday.Dec.31, re-opening at 10 a.m.Monday, Jan.4.When the Library is closed, books may i be put in the book deposit.The Recreation Department office at the artificial rink will close at 12 noon today.The of-' fice will then be open Dec.28 to 31 when it will close at noon.It will re-open Jan.4 at 9 am.Hours for the rink remain un- | Dr.J.J.Griffith Dr.A.C.Derby has been appointed surgeon-in-chief, and Dr.J.J.Griffith, surgeon emeritus, by the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.Dr.Griffith has been surgeon-in- chief since 1936, Dr.Derby is a graduate of McGill University and was head of the department of surgery Dr.A.C.Derby and chiet of medical staff, Canadian Forces Hospitel in Kingston, The Westmount Examiner, Merry Christmas, 1964 4 WE THEg \\ M NT Fxaminer HUGH R.MOUNT, General Manager Printed and Published Every Friday by MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7005 Kildore Read, Montreal 29 Hugh E.McCormick John W.Sancton President and Publisher Chairman Editorial \u2014 Accounting \u2014 Circulation Disploy Advertising Departments 481-2771 Classified Advertising \u2014 8:30 am.to 5 p.m.Dally {To 8:30 p.m.Mon., Tues, & Wed.) 481-0451 \u2018The Examiner aims te be an independent, clean mewspaper for the Mail subscriptions: $2.50 per year) Member of the Canadien Weekly asme, devoted to public servise.SL.26 half year.Five cents a cepy.Newspapers Association, Quebec Newspapers Association, Csnadie» Cemmunity Newspapers Representatives.Authorized as Second Class Mail by the Post Office Department, Ottaws and for payment of postage in cash.WE SAY Some hopes for Christmas \\Y/E hope each of The Examiner's readers experiences a joyful Christmas.We hope that each.thought caught up in the rush and the noise of the season, finds some moment, whether it be in his church, or in a quiet time before turning off the tree lights for the night, to pause and find some of the meaning of that birth almost 2,000 years ago.We hope that those who are troubled and alone can seek and find hope and renewed strength in the promise of rebirth the season brings.We hope that those who are struggling to maintain their faith experience the certainty of divine love that was manifested in Bethlehem.We hope that none will fall victim to the hazards created by modern life and its inventions.That all will survive to know another Christmas.We hope that families everywhere find in the celebrations the means to move closer together and surmount whatever difficulties may face their unit.We hope children experience the gift of their parents\u2019 love \u2014 a gift not Santa Claus or bright shiny toys can alone convey.We hope that each and everyone finds some of the peace and goodwill promised so long ago, and that some are able to carry that peace and goodwill with them when the holidays are over.We hope that each and everyone is able to find cause and the means for YOU SAY Asks Centre clarification Sir: The name of the West- mount Centre has been brought up at the Dorion inquiry.Considering the circumstances, surely City officials will find out what exactly was the favor or information mentioned in connection with the Centre at the inquiry .The Centre was too controversial for too long to now be allowed to be built so long as there is any question, or rumour, of there being more to the whole affair than the citizens of Westmount have heen told.What goes on?A.P.B.Separatism in Westmount ?Sir: Now that we have a new flag, I wonder if the City of Westmount will condescend to fly it?I have never scen anything on the City's flag poles but the Union Jack.Westmount\u2019s Mayor recently has stated the need for co-operation with its neighhors .We have all deplored the excesses of extremists in our province.Surcly our failure to fly any other flag is not only extremism at its worst, but a provocation to hotheads.Its about time the separatists in Westmount realized that there is little difference between their attitudes and those of the R.I.N.Let's join Canada or get out of it altogether.A CANADIAN A ap TR RE: TN RR aH RNB ESA LN RHEE a re-dedication to values and goals we may have lost sight of in the trials and realities of the year since last we celebrated the birth of Christ.Eliminate home hazards for Christmas holidays 25 Years Ago in The Examiner Dec.27, 1939 Twenty-five years ago in The Examiner the following editorial appeared under the heading \u2018NEW CANADIAN FLAG\": Canadians learned with a great deal of interest the past week that the soldiers of the First Canadian contingent, arriving in England, carried a flag which may become the official flag of Canada.The fact is interesting both in view of the discussion that has taken place in Parliament from time to time on the subject, and because all the other Dominions have distinctive flags of their own.Unofficially Canada has had a flag for many years \u2014 the red ensign, or Lancashire duster, plus the Canadian consulates and trade offices all over the world, but it has never been officially adopted by Parliament.The subject has invariably been \u2018talked out\u2019 in the House for the reason that some of the designs submitted have been atrocious both from an artistic and heraldic point of view, and because at times the idea has been sponsored by groups whose object was the breaking, by slow degrees, of the British connection.But Canada needs a flag, from a practical as well as a sentimental viewpoint.And now our soldiers have taken one to England that is both correct and beautiful, The Union Jack holds the place of honor, of course, symbolizing our British connection.Opposite it is the fleur-de-lys of Old France, while beneath\" a three scarlet maple leas the whole on a backëfoün > teption The Christmas holiday, more than any other, is centered around the home and the family.Coupled with the fact that more accidental deaths occur in December than in any other month, this means that every family should do its utmost to eliminate home hazards that could mar the happy time by needless tragedy.According to the National Safety League of Canada, many accidents over the holiday season result from general bustle and.confusion, putting the most safety-con- scious person temporarily off- guard.\u201cThis makes it all the more imperative that families bear in mind the major hazards in the home \u2014 fires, slips and falls,\u201d says Gay McLaren, the League's general manager.Falls are caused in a variety of ways, according to N.S.L.: Toys scattered around the floor; climbing too high to hang decorations; using a chair or some other makeshift device instead of a stepladder for climbing, ignoring ice on steps and sidewalks.Fire hazards can be reduced if holiday decorations are fireproof or fireresistant.Keep inflammables \u2014 paper.tree bough, ribbon \u2014 away from lights, candles, and fireplaces .Christmas trees require the most attention.Every year the official one of this country.It got a tremendous rein England (as in- , anything Canadian does : se days); and, we venture many go up in flame causing families to suffer hardships and even tragedies.These can be prevented by checking decoration wiring; dryness of tree and removing ashtrays near the tree.Yule advice: Jovial Joe no longer safe A holiday is a time for frivolity and carefree joy, time to be convivial and friendly, a time to be intermittently host and guest.In the days when highways were laneways and Dobbin could find his own way home, Jovial Joe was comparatively safe on his junkets.It's different today.Joe, still jovial and junketing, has command of a couple of hundred horsepower and a two-ton vehicle amid thousands of other similarly uninhibited celebrators.The same manoeuver that dropped an alcoholic mist over his unfocussing eyes builds within him a boldness and recklessness that reduces his driving ability and produces an unguided missile that takes human life in horrifying quantity.Keep that effervescent Christmas cheer between the walls of your home, or take a taxi.There'll come another Christmas and New Year's and you might want to be around, but not as a shameful memory.CROWN LAND Of Canada\u2019s total area 3,851,- or field, of white.It is probable * lo predict, will make a big 809 square miles, nearly 90 per that, having been baptized in hit in France when il is car- cent is still publicly-owned ried over there.battle, the flag will be made Crown land, A ¥ WHAT DOES SANTA GIVE MRS.CLAUS EVERY de.Co a ; à YEAR?à ?HE RENEWS HER CABLE TV! That's right .you see, he figures that the preparation of so many gifts each year takes so - much time, he wants his wife to enjoy the many - hours of leisure she has while he works.He knows that CABLE TV brings her the greatest selectivity in TV viewing and he can concentrate on his work, confident that she'll be entertained.Mind you, he has his TV set in his workshop connected to CABLE TV for the fabulous sports action and specials that come through on closed- circuit channel 9.Why don't you follow his example\u2014after all, he is the expert in gift giving\u2014isn't he?J re Wishes You and Your Family a Very Happy Holiday RE.9-311 & ne {3 = ; x & N# pes SING NOWELL: Westmount High School students presented their Christmas concert last Thursday.Above is a scene from the concert's main feature, a play entitled \"Sing Nowell\u201d.The action takes place in London on a Christmas Eve, about the year 1500.At Westmount High \u2018Sing Nowell\u2019 is highlight of 1964 Christmas concert | | Westmount High School held iate Band under the direction of .Yohanan Herson; Fred \u2014 Mar- its Junior Christmas Concert on Mr.Chevlin.The selections were tin Heppner; Two Christmas Thursday.December 17, at 8:00 H.L.Walters\u2019 \u2018\u2018The Christmas Waifs of Dickens\u2019 Day \u2014 Alas- p.m.The programme started off Suite\u2019\u2019 and L.Anderson's \u2018\u2018Sleigh tair Dean, Allan Goddard; Mas- with a singing of \u201cGod Save the Ride.\u201d ter of the Revels \u2014 Patrick! Queen \u2018\u2019 followed by two selec- The main feature was called Ormos: Sir Geoffrey \u2014 James tions plaÿed by the Intermed- | \u201cSing Nowell\u201d and was produced , Copland: Lady Eleanor \u2014 Karen by Mr.J.Barr The action takes | Harrison; Dick \u2014 Eric Spindler: | | place in London on a Christmas | Betty \u2014 Nancy Brott: Nan \u2014 i Eve, about the year 1500.The Jane Doidge: Margery \u2014 Candy cast was as follows: Scrooge \u2014 Issenman: Meg \u2014 Lynne Kassie; ! _ _ \u2026 ! Kate Carol Bercovitz: Sir Harry Peter Chodos; Lady J.ROMISH Rose \u2014 Gloria Aronoff; Biddy \u2014 Ladies\u2019 & Men's Ellen Lupovich: Sir Percival \u2014 CUSTOM TAILOR.:.David Oliver; Doll Gudrun [] Specializing in clothes made Your PLUMBING NOW and SAVE} Otto; Lady Clare \u2014 Anne Dawes; John \u2014 Jeffrey Packard; Pater Æ Jeffrey Lazare: Tom \u2014 Robert ¥-Perlman; Will \u2014 George Wood- l= ef le if to measure from best mat- ley; The Artist \u2014 Richard Du || erials.se all kinds of tail.Lande: The Painting \u2014 Brian GET A PLUMBING oring including remodelling of {| yee.Suits, Coats, Furs and Dresses.\u2019 The Mummers were The Pre- CHECK-UP SOON Humidification for Richard Lee.Stephen Lee.Stephen Cully.Regan O'Connor.and Tim Schouten.1239 Greene Avenue | senter \u2014 Barry Wexler, St.Don\u2019t wait for plumbing or Phone: 932-0696 | George \u2014 Michael Board, The heating problems to develop.|| | Dragon \u2014 Frank Molyneaux, Let our experts inspect and re- | \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 - j and The Doctor \u2014 Ross Hollo- pair or r del your p ing |.| : and heating soon.Call today.| | way.The Jesters were David | 1 Bryson, Alastair MacKenzie, | WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ther Mackenzie, and Danielle \u201c Van Dreunan.The Beggars were | Eric Heppner.Miéhael Logothe- C.Cadorette R.Guitard | 206 Olivier Ave, Westmount | WE.5-1189 | bY J 11S = qi PRONAL) tis, Dorothy Roach.and Gail ° \u201cgl | Ryan.i 24 HOURS SERVICE * F UEL OIL @ ~The Country Women were, Nancy Brott, Jane Doidge, Candy ! i Issenman, Lynne Kassie, Chris- o .- _ \u2018'tine Birnie, Lyn Evans, Carol Brady.and Ellen Lupovich.The Serving Men were Gerry Aldous, | Lorne Cook.Norman Charney, | \u2018Jerome Griffiths, and George\u2019 Logothetis.The Country Dancers were Ann | Underhill, Debbie Winser, Mary | Wilson, Jackie Edwards.Sharon \u201cGlennon, Connie How, Deane Cornell, Nancy Gould, Gail Raw- lings, and Debbie Hogan.The! ! Yule Bearers were Peter Boros, | Martha MacKenzie, Patricia | { ber, Marsha Jasechko, Grace | Grant, Debbie Gurd, Gina Lubin, | | Janet Holby, Yoko Nakamura, \u2018 and Margaret Hall.| | The success of the programme .depended on the tremendous ef- (Continued on page 19) .Gebbie, Ann Dick.Kathy Garven, | I CORSE CREE COCO SEC ROR ere ee ees | Wendy Campbell, and Jane Day.{ The Choir tn the Church included; Linda Ritchie, Anne Cl | Y OF WESTMOUNT | Thackeray, Ginny Harvey.Elaine Jones, Rosalie Parsons, Kathy | , McCrae, Monique Isler, Martha | GARBAGE COLLECTION ; Novinger, Nadia Miloradovitch, | y | Elizabeth Spielman.Louise Ab-, = bott, Clare Lewis, Anne Morison, | Householders are notified that there will be Patsy Williamson, Debbie Spen- | b Il H Ch ist D Fri- ! cer, Debbie Maass.Kathy John- | no garbage collection on ° ristmas Uay, ! j ston, Vicki Percival, Heather day, Dec.25, 1964.Collections normally scheduled for this day will be made on the next regular collection day.J.R.DAYE, P.Eng.City Engineer â RMC AAA AR DA DD NAN D | mount |men were able to obtain names \u2018repair and distribution of toys.| Home - Office - Industry |! The Lords and Ladies were | BURNER SALES & SERVICE | Yohanan Herson, Tan Hayes, ; ROOFING LTD.i | David Gibson, Linda Trigg.Jane 5763 St wawience 993.8871 Underhill, Barbara Baig, Hea-, | Morrow, Meg Doyle, Kath Lie- |¥ \"| Needy tots get toys (from local firemen Members of the West- program could get underway this Fire Department | Your However, word of the pro- played Santa Claus last | Jc! got around and the toys be- - cha A gan to flow in.night for a number of fam- Some 15 of the firemen mem- | bers of the International Assuci- With the co-operation of Pub-| ation of Firefighters Local 981, A @ | ilies in their city.7 | lic Safety Director E.C.Harp- distributed the toys last night.er, as well as the staff of the Welfare Department, the fire- Local man graduates at Calif.institute Peter K Wood son of Mr.and This is the first year the pro- Mus J.B.Wood, 444 Prince Al- ject has been undertaken, bul port avenue.Westmount, grad- it is understood that this willl ated last Friday from the engi- be a yearly event in which the yeering college of the Northrop members will take part in the | Institute of Technology.Ingle- and addresses of needy families i in the city.wood California.While in college Wood wus also active in the NIT student chapter of the Society of Automotive Engineers and one term as its president The project, says the firemen, depends on the public's help.Firemen had been planning a program to collect toys for the needy .but they did not feel the served Firemen fi ht f bi started by an electrical short in roof flushing.The top flat suffered considerable smoke and water damage.The fire broke out about 2:30 p.m.Dee.14 The Westmount Fire Department used two streams to put out a blaze that started in a roof at 182 Selby street last week.Firemen say the fire was Thought for the ay _ How comforting to know that you can look forward to a retirement income.and at the same time protect your family in the event of your premature death.Life insurance can bring you this peace of mind.May | discuss Sun Life's modern policy plans with you?RICHARD GORDON Sun Life Building, Suite 156 Telephone : Office: UN.6-6411 Res.: 482-7716 SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA LL CU EE ET CU CCE ONE EE CC LOCC TEI TC CCIE, > Seas on 3 Season'\u2019s Greetings may | extend, For every client to me is a friend My shoe rebuilding of highest grade, My staff and myself know well our trade, | do my own dyeing and suede cleaning at its best, For your convenience, speedy work done while you rest, Orthopaedic revisions | can do correct, reelin G3 The shoe man with a good reputation Doctors\u2019, chiropodists' prescriptions | respect, Your good footwear to Berger you may entrust, For best results at low prices that are just, Your encouragement and satisfaction | always need, Your patronage will be appreciated well indeed, We'll always be at your service, please pay us a call, A Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year to you all.,Ç By R.BERGER Although | would prefer to speak to each one of you personally, | am glad to have this opportunity to thank everyone who so kindly sent me flowers, cards and messages while | was in hospital.| am now fully recovered from my operation and back on the job ready to serve you as before, Again, many thanks.R.Berger BERGER'S CLINIC 376 Victoria Ave.STO aS HU.8-0361 IR BRIMD RIED RRB NMED AMIRI RI BRIRD ATR DBR MNN EREIIARERAZEIINZZRFII RARE RREL ZED L3BEER ILI SISISRIARIG SII: JI RIN SHOE bros V96L \u2018SOULSUYD Audpy \u2018JeuiwDY] JunOUMSIM 041 S The Westmount Examiner, Merry Christmas, 1964 6 \u201cCh 3 f par ER A GOOD CAUSE: For several years, the staff of the Reader's Digest have foregone a Christmas party in favor of donating funds to worthy causes.Above, V.F.Mec- Adam, Executive Director of Weredale House, is shown receiving a $1,250 cheque from Digest president E.Paul Zimmerman, while members of the staff look on.Westmount resident D.L.Gales to get honor at Columbia D.Lorne Gales, Executive |cil is an educational organiza- | Director of 1he Graduates\u2019 von qu peclalizine in services in| Le Ç ; .| the field of alumni relations and | Society and Fund Counell a Me educational fund-raising.) ill Universi y.à resident o Mr.Gales has been associated | Westmount, will be honored bY ith the Graduates\u2019 Society of | ithe Alumni Federation of Colum- McGill University since 1945.He bia University at a special con.was, in turn, Field Secretary, ! General Secretary, and Execu- vocation honors ceremony De- | \u2018 ember 30 y tive Director.He has also served | cember 59.; ,as Development Officer for the | + Mr.Gales, who lives at 486 University.he perfect Christmas ; ; i .; ! Tree \u2018twould seem Mountain avenue, will be the only During his years on the staff.Is one which is Canadian among 24 individuals McGill University's alumni or-! À plumber's dream.selected to receive the Federa- ganization set the pattern for, : other Canadian universities and \"tion's Medal for Distinguished when the McGill Alma Mater | JOHN WATSON | Service to Education.Fund was set up in 1948 as part LIMITED , The ceremony is part of the ; of the Graduates\u2019 Society, the C.Grainger Tomkinson its concept of annual giving by, i alumni to their universities was} PLUMBING & HEATING first introduced to Canada.| CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 Federation's observance of 50th Anniversary, and the in- , dividuals who will be honored represent the leading educational i institutions in the U.S.A.| They form \u2018\u2018a specially seleet-.ed professional group whose accomplishments and influence, ! GRACIOUS within and outside their own in-| stitutions, and whose services to, the American Alumni Council, of | which their schools, colleges, and universities are members, have | \u2018been productive, far-reaching, ' \u201cand distinguished\".i +The American Alumni Coun- | READ and USE WANTADS REGULARLY The Yuletide carols convey our sincere greetings BON TON CLEANERS & DYERS MRS.J.NUCCI 4161 ST.CATHERINE ST.W.WE.5-2707 AAA SB 3 ADF SID DIN BI I HBA IAD GAB ADIRIRDIIR Merry Christmas & Happy Now Year FROM THE EXAMINER STAFF DC D D D LD D LA D LA LS LL A DC A LE DL DE LCL DD VA DE LG DE LS D QE LE LAS PE Reserve Your Table Now For Family Christmas and New Year\u2019s Day Dinner ® Roast Turkey with all the trimmings : ¥ ¥ ¥ : y Bt ¥ 3 ® Plus a Superb Vorety of Festive Foods | : ¥ x : ; ¥ ¥ ¥ \u2018Children Holf Price RESERVATIONS 866-4611 2 ë MOTEL S e \u20ac LEO ar mique TAURANT het MOTOR INN 1005 GUY \u2014 BELOW DORCHESTER AMPLE IN-DOOR PARKING BRBRN ERI RRHI IIHF IPT D F313.3.325 5 HHMI HH BH NMINNIN LIVING IN HOE CCE EEE C aaa aaa ÿ : A ÿ Compliments of the Season 3 ( Ë TO OUR MANY CLIENTS M t Ë from X \u2019 : Antoine's Art Gallery | : Antoine's Art Gallery Inc.o oy ; coupled with a gentle reminder that any J season of the year is a perfect time to select i i that distinctive gift .3 y z ¥ : 4 : A magnificent line of cabinets \u2014 styled and crafted in the à Ÿ 415 Croig Street West Tel.: UN.6-4095 tradition of fine furniture to bring exciting individuality to 3 g FREE PARKING NEXT DOOR: both modern and provincial styled kitchens.= ÿ 3 y NORTH END GALLERY AND FRAMING DEPARTMENT, EE created ond installed by: & PLUS ARTIST MATERIALS | RM A M 3 i AT 8595 ST.DOMINIQUE STREET \u2014 Tel.: 384-6138 me MULTIFO 0 L INATES LTD.8 i 1Just South of Metropolitan Blvd.» SHOWROOMS: Montreal Baa Tel.: 274-3531 4 334343430303 eu IA Br eB I B43 II I IIIB IODIDE I EEE EE NE TEA SES PA ES uv / | n 9 } } .Ek To our many friends .we want to express our sincere appreciation for your favors; it has been a privilege and pleasure to serve you .Christmas, Everyone ! & ROOFING LIMITED 206 Olivier Avenue .Merry Réné Guitard \u2014 Claude Cadorette WESTMOUNT PLUMBING WE.5-1189 OBITUARY foley WL e e Miss Vera King , Westmount and the entire Eng- R | lish-speaking Catholic Commun- : | ity were saddened last week by À the death on December 16th, in the prime of life.of Miss Vera King at St.Mary's Hospital after a lengthy illness.Her many .» > À friends and b kh friends an usiness associates -.eB 3130 0 13 SN BB BBB BIBI HS AE ECC ES ECE EIR BE CCE joined a large representation of \"the Clergy in paying their final respects at a Solemn Requiem High Mass in St.Augustine of Canterbury Church at 10 am.last Saturday officiated at by | her brother.Rev.Richard E.King.She was born in Montreal the daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs.John King who were one ol the early residents of Victoria avenue north of Sunnyside.and where she resided until a few years ago.A graduate of St.Paul's Academy.Westmount and Marguerite Bourgeoys College, Westmount avenue.Miss King was a long time employec of the Canadian Salt Company, where she was editor of \u2018\u2018Salt Liks,\u201d the staff magazine.A highly intelligent woman she was an active member of the English- speaking Catholic Community.Until her illness.she was hon- \u201cThe Chal- orary member of lenge.\u201d the diocesan newspaper.Stricken in early life with a painful and crippling complaint which she bore cheerfully and despite which she carried on ac- tivelv in the many worthy organizations of which she was a member.and at held offices in the St.Ann's Baby ! Clinic of which she was one of the original members the Business Women's Unit of the CWL.St, Malachv's Parish Sodality.and Ascension Parish Sodalitv : and the Union of Parish Sodali- ties.St.Paul's Academy Alumnae Association and Eaton's Career Club.A profile of courage in the face of personal health hardships.Miss King's lite exemplified selflessness and devotion to worthy causes that interested her and her passing leaves a great void in the lives of all who had the pleasure of her acquaint- tance.Besides Father King, Miss King is survived by two other brothers, John of Ottawa.and Paul.of Montreal: three sisters.Mrs.Emmett Stafford ¢«Mar- :gavet'.and Mrs.William Brennan \u2018Kay\u2019 of Montreal and Mrs.- Paul Dougherty \u2018Pat.) of Penn- sauken, N.J.Burial took place in the family plot in Cote des Cemetery.Neiges: Humidification for Home - Office - Industry S.ALBERT.# FUEL OIL BURNER SALES & SERVICE 3763 St.Lawie \" Boulevard 273-8871 toi, bo ENE eee various times WEEE AKC = MAY YOUR CHRISTMAS BË BRIC-HI JOHN SMITHERS & SONS p.y« Est.1890 FAMILY FOOTWEAR 4213 ST.CATHERINE W.WE.3-3454 BBD FRESE RAREEI.ARNIS: ARISEN DDN ND NIN DRE I BRN ZB IMDM ZN MN RBI RN MOC CII EIGN ICIS CIE ICE HE IEICE IEA EAL IEC EAE EEA Enjoy XMAS DINNER At The CHALET BARBECUE Where \"CHICKEN IS KING\" BROILED WITH CHARCOAL THE BAR-B-Q WAY 0%: Why not take one or two of our delicious chickens home for your Christmas Dinner ?We Sincerely Wish Our Customers & Friends A MERRY CHRISTMAS CHALET BAR-B-Q IEICE SS Jee 5456 Sherbrooke West 489-7235 6825 Decarie Blvd.739-3226 HMMBRNAZDZDIMMIMD HINDI DDN NARNIA E33 DD NHN DELIVERY HOLIDAY GREETINGS from the Management and Staff at FILCO Beautify your home with Fin CcoO aluminum doors, windows, siding by FilterLite All Weather (Alum) Ltd, 102 Eimsiie, LaSalle A Reynolds Aluminum Company CALL 386-5830 == =~ * .far fies estimate by Filco consultant P96L \u2018SBULSIYD Ausy \u2018uuSxy uneuysOM BY) L The Westmount Examiner, Merry Christmas, 1964 8 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street ANGLICAN ST.MATTHIAS\" CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill The Rev'd.J.N.Doldge, Rector The Rev'd.T.M.8.Kingston CHRISTMAN EVE BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, TUE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.Sundoy, December 27th Hw pan Chord Buchan 10:60 a.m.CHURCH SERVICE pub wai.Holy Communion (11:00 a.m.SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:06 a.m.Choral Eucharist ! Lessons - Sermon Subject: \u201cCHRISTIAN SCIENCE\" Preacher: The Rector 11 00 wan.Family Service with Golden Text: 1] John 1:9, He that Holy Communion abidelh in the doctrine of Christ, he Preacher: Woe bath both the Father und hte son, \u201d \" »e i The Revd D.Wocher EVERY WEDNESDAY NE John's Day \u2014 Christinas § 8:15 pan.Testimony Mecting December 2ith.1664 800 nm Holy Communion #:10 nm.Holy Communion and PUBLIC READING ROOM In the Church Edifice: Open Tues- , day, Thursday and Friday, 2 to 4 p.m.; 00 wm Matin with Sermon Wednesday 8:30 to 8:00 p.m, FUME M oT .+ 40 pan venons LUTHERAN Preacher: The Rectan WEDNESDAY EVANGELICAL Ho oly ommunion 7 ve ~~ LUTHERAN CHURCH FRIDAY \u2014 NEW YEAR'S DAY OF THE REDEEMER 386 Clarke Ave, Westmount 1100 san.Holy Communion Organist and Cholrmaster Norman W.Hurrie, .Ca \u2014 : ; sq Wm.C.Nolting, B.D., Pastor ARCO.ARCM, F.TCL, Miss Lydia Eibich Organist _ - Sunday, December 27th 9:30 a.m.Senjor Sunday Schoo) Church of The Advent 9:45 :m Adult Bible Class H1:00 am.Regular Service Corner ot Wood and Western December 24th Wesimount 8:00 pm.Christmas Carol Service December 20th 15:00 :.om Christmas Morning CLERGY Service The Revd.Alex.Mellor: Jr.55.and Nursery The Revd, Glenn L.Pritchard: \u2014 \u2014\u2014 Se The Revd.Canon 5S, 8.Lindsay (Hon).Organist & Choirmaster PRESBYTERIAN Edward FT.Brown.MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Christmas Eve Procession: Blessing of Crib: Solemn High Eucharist Christmas Day Ji at pm #06 son Holy Eucharist #30 aan Holy Eucharist 149 Melville Avenue 1160 am Sung Eucharist dev.Chas C.Cochrane, B.A, B.D.200 pm.Evensong (snide Minister Sunday After Christmas 5.00 iam.Holy Eucharist Sundoy, December 27th 0.15 am.Matting said) 11.00 im.Public Worship 11.00 oom Sunday School Preacher: The Minister will Preach.11.00 won.Sunk Eucharist Lester A.Woodin, 6 30 pm CHILDREN'S TABLEAU Organist and Choirmaster and CAROLS All are Cordially Welcome BAPTIST ee WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: REV.HAROLD J.BALSDON, B.A., B.Th.Assistant Minister: Rev, Allen E.Hallett, B.A, B.D.Organist and Choir Master: John Cook \u201cThe Best of Both Worlds\" \u2018The Rev.Allen E.Hallett 3:30 pm.\u2018\u2019Our Resolution and God's Gilt\u201d The Rev, Allen E.Hallett LED a.m, Wauteh-night Service \u2014 December 31st to 12:10 a.m.and 10:45 a.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOMED UNITED 11:00 p.m.Sunday School \u2014 10:00 am.ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street, West Convenient to Hotels THE REVEREND ROBERT BLAIR, B.A., B.D., MINISTER The Reverend B.B.Brown, D.D.Miss Lydia McCullough, Dir.C.E.Gifford Mitchell, B.A, B.Mus., Organist & Choirmaster SUNDAY, DECEMBER 27th l:00 am.Fhe Last Morning Service of the Christmas Season and of the Old Year, Sermon Subject: \u201cThe Lights that still shine from Bethichem™ DOORS OPEN 10:00 AM.Rev, Robert Blair will preach at the morning service & conduct the evening worship.Music tor Meditation, Three Pastorales for Christmas, Handel, Adams, Bach.TH pm 7:30 pm A Musical Service of Nine Lessons and Carols.By the Clergy .Choir .|.Congregation DOORS OPEN 6:15 P.M.Fellow ship hour will follow the evening service WATCHNIGHT SERVICE, THURSDAY.DEC.31, 11:15 P.M.See the old year out and the New Year in at St.James.UNITARIAN _ The Unitarian Church Of Montreal CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1407 Sherbrooke St.W.let Simpsen) Sundoy, December 27th 11:06 un.\u2018The Lenp-year that Leapt\" Church School Closed Rev.Leonard Mason, B.A.B.D.UNITED DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Sivd.and Lonsdowne Avenue Rev.A., D.D.Rev.Rey Stafford, B.A, B.D.Mrs.Bolly E.Davidson Sunday, December 27th 11:00 a.m.Family Service of \u2018Fhanksgivine for Young and Old.Story Sermon by Dr.Smith.The Sunday School will meet with the congregation.The Evening Service will be withdrawn.New Yeurs Eve \u2014 Watch \u2014 Night Service Dr.George Johnston.11:30 p.m.! Usganist and Choir Master Mr.John Robb.Mus.Bac.St.Andrew's WESTMOUNT {101 Cote Si.Anfoine Rd, near Argyle Ave.) ' REV.D.M, GRANT, B.A.D.D.| REV.A.D MOULAND.B.A.B.D.\u201c11:00 a.m.Morning Worship \u201cA CHRISTMAS INVENTORY\" Sermon by Dr.Grant 10:00 am.and 11:00 a.m.Church School with Crib Corner 7:30 p.m.Evening Worship C.G.I.T.Candlelight Service Briel Play \u2014 Good Music VISITORS WELCOME ! Organist and Choir Director: Gordon C.White.B.Mus.| Westmount Park Church Minister: REV.CALLUM THOMPSON C.D.B.A., B.D.Director of Christian Education Mrs.David Belman, B.Sc, M.A, Organist and Choirmaster Ime.Wayne K.Riddell, B.Mus.McGill | Sunday, December 27th 10:00 a.m.Church School \u2014 Junior.; Intermediate and : Senior Depts.!11:00 a.m.Nursery, Kindergarten and Primary 11:00 a.m.Morning Worship.Sermon Topic: - \u201cON SAYING GOOD-BYE TO i ANOTHER YEAR OF DAYS.\" 4:30 p.m.THE SERVICE OF NINE LESSONS AND CAROLS The lessons are read by members of the congregation.The Carols are sung by the Choir.© SYNAGOGUES TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Marry J.Stern, Rabbi SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, December 8:15 p.m, collewe Students.Dr.Stern will pre- 25th at side \u201cAddress by Eric Rill, Cornell University on \u201cSurvival Through Understanding.Kiddush reception follows the worship.TEMPLE SCHOOLS Mid-Winter recess \u2014 Saturday Mornings, December 26th and January 2nd for High School Departments: Sunday Mornings, December 27th and January 3rd for Junior School.Daily Hebrew ' School -~ Wednesday afternoon.Dec- | ember 23rd through January 3rd, ! | | TEMPLE BROADCAST On Friday Afternoon.December 25th \"at 1:30 p.m.over Station CKVL - FM.Dr.Stern will deliver a message on \u201cA Rabbi Views Christmas 1964\u2019.Cantor Staeren and the Temple Choir under the direction of Victor McCorrs.Temple Organist will present the musical program.| \u2018PUPILS OF TEMPLE SCHOOL TO VIEW \u201cTHE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK\" {On Monday.December 28th nt 9:45 a.m.pupils and parents will be guests of Harold Greenberg, when the film entitled \u2018The Diary Of Anne Frank\u201d will be shown at the Avenue Theatre on Greene Avenue.: (Cor.Lansdowne and Western Aves.) ' Homecoming Service for.nes message The Rev'd J.N.Doidge St.Matthias Church | May the blessing of Christmas abide with you a happy one.in the midst ot a world filled with fear, GOD REIGNS and comes to us in Jesus Christ \u2014 the God-man.This is the Christmas Good News.Put your trust in this fact and face the future\u2019 with this faith.Remember that at Christmas \u2018God \u2014 of Him a down \u2014 gave us enough of Himself to live by.My greetings to the readers of | The Examiner this Christmas tide are summed up in the following, lines:- There is nothing 1 can give you which you have not: but there is! i much, that, while I cannot give.tm ces 22e 2 | Christmas message : throughout the New Year, and may your Christmas be you can take.No heaven can come to us unless our hearts find rest in it today.Take Heaven.No peace lies in the future which is not hidden in this present instant.Take Peace, The gloom of the world is but shadow; behind it, yet within reach, is joy.Take Joy.And so, at this Christmas time, 1 greet you, with the prayer that for you.now and forever, the day breaks and the shadows flee away.Fra Giovanni.A.D.1513 J.N.Doidge Rev.Callum Thompson Westmount Pa rk Church | Each day now brings its quota of Christmas cards | to the manse.These cards and their messages seem to be more beautiful each year.Yesterday.1 sat down to look \u2018at them all more carefully and thoughtfully.One of these 1964 cards had a message of such beauty of insight and appreciation of all that Christ\u2019s coming has meant to the world, that I read it again and again.i I noted with some puzzlement : the name of the family which had.| sent it, and suddenly, 1 had to' make a mental admission that I| \u201chad been wrong in my judgment | of this family's philosophy of | life.These folk had never seemed to me at all religiously inclined \u2018nor spiritually centered in their \u2018family life.Their conversations | seemed to mark them as very worldly and secular.However, sometimes we ought not to judge | , people by their words.or even on | occasion, by their actions.| Perhaps we are altogether too self-righteous in our summations of people's character.Who knows the challenging and sometimes dark paths we all have to travel at times.In giving our estimate | of the faith we live by, we can seem very glib by attitudes taken and value judgments expressed; thus, the people we meet are not .likely to have an insight into the total situation in our lives, Again, as the story of the birth\u2019 of Jesus in Bethlehem is re-told ! we stand in thankfulness for the' loving God who sent Him and foi the new hope His life has given | to all men who believe and respond to His call upon their lives.Bethlehem reminds us of the mysteries of the universe.Jn our secular world, we marvel at the Place Ville Marie: the Place Westmount Park Senior Choirs to participate This Sunday the services at Westmount Park Church, corner of Western and Lansdowne Avenues, wil] feature two year- | end services at 11:00 a.m.and 4:30 p.m .At 11:00 a.m.the minister.\u201cthe Rev.Callum Thompson, will | Speaks on the topic \u201cSaying \"Good-bye to Another Year of | Days.\" and the 4:30 p.m.service will take the form of \u201cThe Service of Nine Lessons and, Carols.\u201d The readers of the nine les-.;sons will represent the differ- \u2018ent organizations of the church.and the carols wil] be sung by the senior choir under the di- i rection of Wayne Riddell, B.Mus.(McGill).the Holy Ghost, i Victorias and the Expo \u201867s \u2014 man made islands, these are the work of our human skills and (Continued on page 19) Christian Science Sunday theme is \u2018Healing\u2019 Christian healing will be the theme of the Bible Lesson te be presented in all Christian Science churches this Sunday.The subject is \u201cChristian Science.\u201d Included in the Seripture readings are the words of Jesus: \u201cBut the Comforter.whieh is whom the Father will send in my name.he shall teach you all things, \u2018and bring al) things to your remembrance, whatsoever | have said unto you\u2019 John 14:26).Pertinent selections from \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy will include: \u201cChrist's Christianity is the chain of sei- entific being reappearing in all ages, maintaining its obvious correspondence with the Srip- tures and uniting all periods in the design of God.\" HU.4- 1149 EDGE with ex- NOWL blended perience, culminates in fine service; we have been gaining both since 1913.DA Collins PA NUNNS At williams 5610 SHERBROOKE STREET wes?Fu a = 6 ' Al PRR PEL Ly Sy EO a ETPCCTPPOTCEPPCELOCCLCECECOCOCICOC pes vacation now! St.Adele-en-Haut, Quebec.ICEICSICOCINONCCETZ TO OUR \"CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS May you and yours enjoy o HAPPY HOLIDAY in the good old-fashioned way F.L.SILVER & Gents\u2019 TAILOR 1235 GREENE AVENUE sare, WE.2-6633 A SE DIS BSB DDIM ITB, Ladies\u2019 / are unforgettable atthe Chantecler says ELTON IRWIN Resident Instructor Accomodation.Meals.4 well groomed slopes with fun trails for beginners, Unlimited use of lows.10 group lessons in Elton's Ski School.Guest ski races.Banquet and \u201cAwards\u201d night.Parties.Dancing.Ski movies, All included i your package rate.From $99.50 person-per week.Plan your SKI W EK Christmas EE id .dreamed that Christ child.1 shall go forth 3 | haunt the world.hill, rise on a message : he was in the | Bethlehem stable and saw the \u201cWhat are you doing here, little one?\u201d he asked of Jesus.\u201cI am not doing anything \u2014 i HERE\u201d, the child replied.\u201cBul from here soon.{1 shall speak parables that will I shall climb a cross, and the | world will never be able to \"forget.1 shall Ea I shall church.I will come again some \"day to reign as king.My birth in Ê ; in QU EBEC\u2019 ry the stable is not as important .as the fact that world.\u201d the mission he | witness to the i it abundantly.\u201d a stable once a ¢ | teachings, life, | that we have a must also have mankind.church building, statue of Christ and set it in the 45 minutes north ot Montreal was the first peared outside of a church build- Write M.T.Lattimore for colour brochure : eeresetes PRRETOTTOTSENTE M888 resurrection-faith, à st faith.We must have a faith \u2018that fulfils the words of the apostle Paul, \u201cChrist in you \u2014 the hope of glory\".Christ in us \u2014 yes! But we must not overlook the fact that he wants to be the Saviour of al! overwhelm the establish the I shall be born in men's hearts around the The Christmas festival appeals * to young and old.But there is a ; | danger that we remain at the! : (stable manger and overlook the \"purpose for which Jesus was! born into the world.Christ never referred to his manger birth, but\u2019 & he did refer repeatedly to what! # the prophets had to say about would come to.perform.To Pilate he said.\u201cFor.this I was born, , have come into the world, to bear and for this 1 truth.\u201d And in | John\u2019s gospel Jesus says, \u2018I came I that they may have life, and have Thus it becomes evident that it is not enough for us to gather around a manger in year to adore a child.but we must follow that child as he leaves the manger.grows to manhood.walks among men, teaching them the great J] pe of God, especially as they pertain to man's redemption.We, i must not be satisfied until we know all that the Christ child | came to accomplish with his passion.death, resurrection, ascension, and reigning in glory.It is not enough stable-faith.We a cross-faith.a \u2018Rev.William C.Nolting Redeemer Lutheran Church At this time of the year many pilgrims will be in the.holy land to view the place where Christ was born.! Countless others will again in their minds gather around the manger to recall the great event which took place almost two thousand years ago.A story is told of a man who i \u201cChrist - Killers\u201d, but rather \u20ac | \u201cChrist-begetters\u201d and that the ; \u201cChurch do all it can to wipe out à 1 \u2018 ' and a Pente-' After the bombing of a Loudon some one took a out of the ruins street.À passerby made the vemark that this time Christ ap- (Continued on page 19) to our friends Fast Delivery \u2014 WE.5-3521 we extend our sincere good wishes.BROOKS DRUG STORE CHARLES QUENNEVILLE, 8.Ph., L.Ph, 4191 St.Catherine W.Corner Greene PEI PUTIRN RGEC QE LER ON | GREETINGS [ * the theology of Messiahship, con- | g ENROLMENT FOR WINTER TERM æ, A Rabbi Fe looks at SN Lo Christmas NE > AS By ! RABBI DR.HARRY J.STERN TEMPLE EMANU-EL | i Keeping in mind the recent historic declarations by the Roman\u2019 Catholic Church Fathers and leading Protestant Church Councils, that Jews are not deicides,'¥ those teachings which tended con-' tempt for the Jew through centuries, Christmas Day 1964, should indeed inspire Christians every- | where toward a renewed study of Judaism, the Mother faith of Christianity and Islam.While we Jews cannot accept nected with the Christmas observance, nevertheless, in-so-far as this day serves to promote good- | will and peace among men \u2014 it g touches us Jews deeply and we Ÿ see the Christmas season as a 3 | (Continued on page 18) ï TH : We are proud to be part of your Westmount Examiner Humidification i& by supplying the engravings of the photos in your for '§ paper each week.à Home - Office - Industry CHRISTMAS GREETINGS 2 S ALBERT and Compliments of The Season : 8 & CO.LTD.TO ALL 8 FUEL OIL ® \"\u201c \"a BURNER SALES & SERVICE PHOTOGRAVURE IDEAL PHOTO ENGRAVING : TO ieee 273-8871 1214 Craig St.East LA.6-086) MRINRB NMP HIND ANNI RISD NII RMN RBZ DI NFMRRRRRPI RFI! Po he.the Cs of a abi Le with go thicughout the Q ening Year National Sales & Distribution 477 St.Jean Baptiste, Montreal UN.6-6941 p96L 'SOUNSUYD ALIN \u2018JOUILIOXZ GUNOULISSAA By) 6 The Westmount Examiner, Merry Christmas, 1964 LL AEACTETT SOU MERRY CHRISTMAS ond Com liments of the Season H Our Customers ond Friends GREGORY'S Westmount WCE COE: Cherryettes drop cookies Raisin Cherryettes ure appealing drop cookies featuring crisp Corn Flake Crumbs and a rich medley of coconut, raisins and candied cherries accented by the zest of lemon, With coffee, ORIENTAL RUG CO.4151-4153 Str.Catherine St.W.WE.2-4277\u2014Evenings: RE.8-4605 SidB SBI ID BDZ:333IISFINININS these cookies make a welcome \u2018 break tions.during holiday Raisin Cherryettes 4 cups Kellogë's Corn Flakes or cup Kellogg's Crumbs cup sifted flour teaspoon salt Corn Flake \u2014 tl garine cup sugar | ceEg ! teaspoon grated lemon rind cup flaked coconut | cup golden or dark raisins cup coarsely chopped can- | died cherries.If using Corn Flakes, ¢rush! into fine crumbs, Sift together flour and salt: mix with Corn Flake Crumbs.Blend butter and sugar until light and fluffy.Stir Bd ee == mi (Continued on page 13) prepara- cup soft butter or mare SMART | HAIR STYLES REQUIRE | SHEAR\u201d ARTISTRY Individually styled, softly contoured to accent your best features.489-1233 (Ole: HAIRDRESSING eT eee 4891 Sherbrooke St.W.aa | The President and Board of Directors of the WESTMOUNT WOMEN'S INCORPORATED and CLUB, LC CCC CE CCC S Wish to Extend the Compliments of the Seoson to Members and Friends BD III MNF De D DIN DD DA De: MMS DD DD De JDE ventide Home Christmas party CHRISTMAS PARTY: Mrs.chairman of the Christmas party given for the Residents of The Salvation Army Home on December 15, sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary, is shown presenting some of the gifts.Pictured receiving their gifts are left Helen tee members for the Seminar \u2014 ! Occupation Perspective \u2014 being : THE EXAMINER WOMENS 4 A2 AMERICAN J.L.ADAMS, Proprietor accurately filled at reasonable prices.1385 Greene Ave.WE.2-2136 Corner Sherbrooke WE.2-2488 IN) Medalist, McGill University Medalist, M.C.of Pharmacy Prescriptions corefully and J.A.Mrs.Alexander McKinnell, Christmas in the country! We shall see that the world is low and wide and still, and peacefully filled up with trees and snow! P.McGee, Eventide Christmas en the Country | A million stars will brightly run through sky, and each of them remind us of the lovely one that shone on Bethlehem! Barns that huddle with their sheep and cattle, closely kept, miraculously will seem to keep a place where Jesus slept.Christmas in the country! There, like wise men on a hill, we can look down and.anywhere, surprise a miracle! \u2014 HELEN HARRINGTON \u2014 in the Christian Science Monitor treal: PAANHSRH ; Menzies; D'Esterre: Mrs.licity, Mrs.secretary.Laughlin; Marion promotion, Wright: arrangements, Mrs.Dorothy Allan; Helen Dcarlove; press and pub- V.Coderre Smith; Miss consultant at Miss Irene Leat.Committee members for B & P Seminar The following are the commit- held by the Business & Profes- | sional Women's Club of Montreal, on Friday, January 15, sat | urday, January 16 and Sunday.| January 17, 1965, at the Skyline | : Hotel.Cote de Licsse road, Mon.Co-ordinating chairman, Mrs.Phyllis Hardy: assistant | co-ordinating -chairman, Miss Iza! registrar, assistant Stecves; treasurer, Christie, Norman Smith, Mrs.Ellenor Sheppard and stooping down, Mrs.McGee.The gentlemen didn't divulge their ages, but the ladies were quite willing to do so.Mrs.Christie is 96 years and Mrs.Sheppard is 87 years of age, both young at heart and proud of their ages.ess | ECCT 4901 Sherbrooke St., W.costes oog Mrs.Mina registrar, contacts Miss Frances THE Miss ! Margaret Me- large, 1357 GREENE AVE.RB introduced by Mrs.{ dner.CHRISTMAS GREETINGS HAPPY NEW YEAR NC LE LEO CE LES CSC CPE PPS IC EVIL ECS RE VS OS VE QUE LE LS LE he Compliments of The Season To One and All Residents of Eventide Home of the Salvation Army enjoyed the Christmas Party given for them on the evening of December 15 in the Assembly Hall sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary.The lounges, halls, corridors and dining room were all beautifully decorated for the occasion.Gifts and Christmas bags were arranged beneath the lovely Christmas tree which was donated and decorated by the Mens\u2019 Associates.Mrs.C.N.Knowles, president, % extended all best wishes to the > residents on behalf of the auxiliary.Feature of the evening's entertainment was the singing by the Bank of Montreal choir.The leader, Mr.George Barton was Ethel Gar- Mrs.J.A, P.McGee was chairman of the Christmas party, assisted by Mrs.R.J.Dunn.At the conclusion of the musical program, Santa Claus, assisted by members of the Venture Club, distributed Christmas bags to all residents.After the distribution, the residents were ushered to the attractively decorated dining room and tables where Mrs.P, Shaugh- nessy and her committee servêd dainty refreshments to climax a wonderful evening for the residents who make Eventide their home.RS VE LS LEE DOCS PL PL LE DE VOS LS DU ELLE RQ LOVE EE 484-4875 (Between Prince Albert & Claremont) LT A AT, INC.935-2474 | ANIM RIRIITIEN BBR NI DNR IF NN TIN NR IN NINN RIN FRIENDSHIP CLUB: Members of the Friendship Club gathered at Victoria Hall late last week where the Rotary Club sponsored a Christmas Party.carols while C.F.Gosling plays the piano.were, left to right, Mrs, E.Hunter.Mrs.A.Benjamin, of Westmount Mrs.L.McCullum and Mrs.J.Burnett, Seen singing COD LIVERS An appetizer especlally popular with the men is canned cod livers spread on crackers.This rich, soft, almost jellylike product comes packed in 3 or 4 ounce cans and has been lightly salted during processing.It can be spread just as taken from the can, or mashed and additional seasonings incorporated.For an attractive canapé, FSC IC RE RE RSC UE .FROM OUR ENTIRE STAFF To our many friends and customer's we extend very best Christmas wishes.Phone WE.5-0562 : WE.5-2486 it BEAUTY SALON 1347 GREENE AVE.Westmount | | | = FETE CESSE CS CIRCE it ti \u201c la teaspoon vanilla flavoring LOBSTER PASTE Lobster paste provides {incomparable lobster flavor at a budget price.It comes packed Filled Dainties, buttery morsels | mh Srounce cans and is avail- to serve to your favorite holiday : #Ple at most food stores.Just guests.Fill the centres of the | as taken from the can it makes Corn Flake Crumbs coated a tasty spread for party sand- cookies pith currant.raspberry ' wiches and crackers.It also or strawberry jelly.makes a delicious pink dip to JELLY-FILLED DAINTIES serve with potato chips.2 cups sifted flour i crackers and the like.'» teaspoon salt | 1 cup soft butter or margarine | Crunchy dainties for Yule guests Colorful and crunchy are Jelly.To make the dip, soften one 1s cup brown sugar, firmly ' 8-ounce package of cream packed j cheese and blend in the con- 1 egg j tents of 2 cans of lobster paste, % cup of softened butter, '» teaspoon salt, and 1 teaspoon | eurry powder mixed in 2 table- | Spoons sherry.Whip with a straw-: rotary beater until light and creamy.Cover and chill until | serving time.2 cups Kellogg\u2019s Corn Flakes or 1» cup Kellogg's Corn Flake Crumbs, Currant, berry jelly.Sift together flour and salt.: Blend butter and sugar.Add egg raspberry or the : RHEL! AND Personal | Mr.and Mrs.David wigh-| iton are arriving on Wednesday \u2018 from Chicago to spend the, | Christmas holidays with Mrs.| | Wighton's parents, Mr.and Mrs.;C.E.Cliffe, of Westmount.Mr.and Mrs, Victor Barnett aul entertained at their home re-: | cently for the execulive and\u2019 WESTMOUNT advisory committees of the Na-: tional Ballet Guild of Canada.FLORISTS Ltd.Montreal Branch, in order to plan the forthcoming engage | George Pickrell ment of the National Ballet! WE.5.5431 Company at Place des Arts\u2019 starting Jan.26.| St.Catherine at Elm ee LJ SEE CES CELL CE CONSO ENCNOEES \"COTE TEA Anne thanks to all our loval patrons.BESS Y- ANNE HAUTE COUTURE Mrs.Van and Mrs.Albert 4891 Sherbrooke St.W.(corner Prince Albert) ARRRMNDSSNAHANITASPAANNMANRRWXNHNNWHHKANIHRHNN: 482-3003 and vanilla: beat well.Stir-in sifted dry ingredients.Shape dough into balls about 1 inch in diameter.If using Corn Flakes, crush into fine crumbs.Roll cookies in Corn Flake Crumbs.Place about 2 inches apart on ungreased baking sheets.Make dent in centre of each cookie.Bake in slow oven (300° F.) 10 minutes, Remove from oven: press down dent in top of each cookie.Return to oven and bake about 10 minutes longer.Fill centres of cookies with jelly when ready to serve.Yield: about 4 dozen cookies.1'2 inches in diameter.spread the delicious.pale pink meat on Melba toast and garnish with ripe olive slices.grey | sieges 1383 Greene Ave.33 BSNS NNN FRINTON EE EEE EEE EEE EEE CEE CEE PEACE AT CHRISTMASTIME Let us rejoice now at this festive time of year.BUTTONS & BOWS Reg'd.SN N 1 Sa M brad } NEE] \u2014 - 1 NBII IFN DHS IT HDHD everyone.Best wishes for and all, 932-7510 wishing you the Season's joy Mr.Pierre and Staff wish to thank their many customers and friends at this Christmastime.May the Holiday Season be filled with happiness for ÉENNES the New Year t i e New Year to one my hairdresser 4445 St.Catherine St.W.WE.2.6905 P96 \u2018SDULSLIYG ALAN \u2018souswOxZ Junouusam yy LL The Westmount Examiner, Merry Christmas, 1964 12 Evergreens bring Christmas cheer Christmas greens bring into a house an inspiring beauty from, the hills when the scason of the\u2019 A Yuletide comes again to spread & its color and cheer across the\u2019 pr?Lan to you, our good friends! 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Fasten opening with small | skewers or toothpicks.Loop fish on greased baking pan.Brush with butter or cover with several strips of bacon.Mcasure fish at i thickest part and bake in hot |¥ \"oven, 450 deg.F.for 10 minutes : per inch of stuffed thickness.Re- | move skin to serve.if desired.ncedle and coarse thread.Bras ; SES to one and all 2 > écluses Fudd, ORIGINAL CREATIONS IN EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS \"377 Sherbrooke St.W.:15.55 HU.1-8820 a | ¥ SIRES AMIS SIDI SEIT RF GD BEI RESTS FFI INDIE à M RO E CCE RER ERRE CEE SE SERRE SEE ES EEEE .GREETINGS TO ALL! BREED ASSN SRY IIIA RII IIIT \u201cand accompany with tomato or: À egg sauce.if Shalom Chapter No.824 ÿ Shalom Chapter No.824 B'nai | : B'rith Women \u2014 Mrs.D.Abra- | y moviteh and Mrs.E.Cossman | co-chairmen of Children\u2019s Projects recently supervised the du fois .+ | buying of new shoes and over- |} shoes for underprivileged school \u2018children in the Point St.Charles | y District.Distribution of children\u2019s money boxes to members and a most generous contributor has enabled this to be yearly Chap- \u2018ter project: FRENCH PASTRY & CATERERS 4887 Sherbrooke Street West (Corner Prince Albert) HU.1-8163 Traditions of Christmas have strange ancestry Most traditions are children ot strange ancestry, and the two most popular Christmas customs \u2014 Santa Claus and the Christmas | Tree \u2014 may have the strangest heritage of them all.| Does it come as a surprise that the lighted tree is entirely Christian in origin while the jolly figure sometimes called St.Nick was born of pagan parents! True, the name Santa Claus is derived from St.Nicholas.e GOLD ® COPPER © BRASS © CHROME © NICKEL © RHODIUM © CADMIUM | SILVER REPAIRED REPLATED REFINISHED LACQUERED JOHN H.FEELEY & Sons Lid., Est.1899 Repairing Sliversmiths and Elec.tro Platers, Operating Canada's Largest High Class Job Shop.WE CALL FOR & DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St.VI.5-7947 (A few doors above St.Catherine St.) Opposite Henry Morgan & Co.fy fee YULETIDE GREETINGS TO ONE AND ALL! ; É Modes | 5135 Sherbrooke W.(Corner Vendome) HU.8.8981 ; DBRT DDSI IDE HD SRBRBBAH DIMINISH PIII IID | fought the giants of ice and snow.i \u2014 | But the Saint and the elf have! nothing in common except the name.This is how they came to be joined in Christmas lore: For years the feast of St.Nicholas, December 6.was observed in Europe by giving gifts to children.He is their patron saint.and the custom still is practised in most European countries.Few historical facts are known about the Saint.He was bishop of Myra in Asia Minor and died about the year 350.He was an orphan, and a generally accepted legend is he often helped poor children by slipping coins through their windows at night.Dutch immigrants to North America brought the traditional \u201cvisit from St.Nicholas\u201d with them.They had clung to the custom even after the reformation, LIKED IDEA \u2018| Later, when the English founded the colony of New York in the same territory.their children liked the idea of a nocturnal visitor coming to their homes.too.} But the idea of a bishop was disagreeable to the New Yorkers, many of whom were Presbyte- 'rians.Also, they did not celebrate feasts of saints.| In the withered pages of Germanic folklore.familiar to these | Anglo-Saxons.was the pagan god Thor.He was the god of the pea-| sants: an elderly, jovial man tor a long white beard, His color was red, his element was fire, | and the hearth was sacred to him.On the occasions when he left his home among the ice- ; | bergs of the northland, where he ' he frequently would come down | i chimneys into his element.He rode in a chariot pulled by two white goats, cracker and gnasher.Exchanging gifts at Christmas i was traditional with the English- Americans, and it was nol surprising the jolly old elf now familiar to us all should emerge: as the new delivery boy.In most European and South American couniries it is the Christ child who sends the gifts.his angels who deliver them.The ! Germans called the infant Christ.kindel.When they immigrated to | North America he became Kris Kringle but became identified | with Santa Claus.: 2 REC friends, with warmest wishes for a very happy Christmas season! E.Hargreaves Reg'd.Corsetieres MISS C.WRIGHT, Proprietor 4159 St.Catherine St .W.HAIHHIIHHHAMNNHNMANNNÉ GINGS | A cheery hello to all our many 932-7008 ; où Adam and Eve, December 24.EE SE CE CE NE HE SW ESC NE NE CCE TREE FROM ADAM The Christmas tree evolved this way: In Medieval days a favorite pre- Christmas pageant was the \u2018\u2019Pa- radise-Play.\u201d\u2019 depicting the fall of Adam and Eve.the promise of a saviour and the ensuing birth of Christ.A fir tree hung with apples represented the Garden of Eden, and the symbol soon found its way into homes on the feast day happy holiday.holly happy-day to youl Lionel's Meat Market Reg'd.BEER & PORTER 39 Somerville Groceries - Frozen Foods - Free Delivery 489-6817 DNINDIN DN DIAN IRD DDRII ID NIN D0 303030 DF NID 3 - ARCO EEE EC EEE LE EEE EE IEEE EEE | BID IR PRIN RN NINN HIP DH BNI, Germans also had the custom of erecting in their homes during advent a candle-bedecked wooden pyramid topped by a star.signifying the \u201cLight of the World\u201d which shone from the stable at Bethlehem.During the 16th century they began combining the two symbols.usually adding beneath the SALE tr the Christmas Crib whicl formers soot mr ne font one STARTS MONDAY DEC.28 vramid.= PY recs began appearing in ENTIRE STOCK American homes after the first big wave of German immigration in about 1700.The practice picked up momentum when another large group arrived about 1830.By now the tree is the symbol of an \u201cold fashioned\u2019 Christmas \u2014 and still represents paradise in the hearts of the young.Cherryettes .(Continued from page 10) TO CLEAR FROM 20% 19 50% orr Store will be closed Saturday, December 26, to make preparations for drostic reductions.in egg and lemon rind.Add dry ingredients: mix well.Stir in coconut.raisins and cherries.Drop by teaspoonfuls onto greased baking sheets.Bake in moderate oven (350° F.: about 15 minutes, Yield.about 4 dozen cookies.2 inches in diameter.9 \"À LADIES WEAR 935-9541 Notice Due to the many engagenient | and wedding photograph: received for publication and the 1233 Greene Avenue We take this opportunity to wish all high cost of production, a our customers and friends nominal fee of $6.will be THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON charged.{ AA 4 \u201c ?patrons much put 4 ¥ Joy this festive TH À K 2; season.Cheersl \u2018 | 492-4320 Prode 4927 Sherbrooke St.W.\"ALWAYS A FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE\" (Nein Claremont HAIRDRESSER p61 \u2018soulsuyD Aus seuiwoxy Junoussam ayy El The Westmount Examiner, Merry Christmas, 1964 1 4 FRESH KILLED CHOICE SELECTED TURKEYS HAINES OF WENTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d 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 ï 1 : \u201cha me Topics ceo Christmas service \u2018In the Arctic\u2019 Ce Pn a Pu ue By Millicent Hickmore : Bata Tat PT aa TLE Ny \\W/ HEN WE THINK of Christmas in Canada, a glittering mosaic of pictures dances before our eyes.People scurrying down snowy streets, arms laden with gaily wrapped packages - \u2014 rosy-cheeked carollers serenading their neighbors \u2014 frost-tipped evergreens bedecked with winking lights \u2014 Santa Claus parades - fragile crepe paper angels, tinsel, colored balls and FOBCOGEEIRE CIC CCE ERIC CEN UEC Merry Christmas & Happy New Year FROM THE EXAMINER STAFF J.A.GAGNON BARBER SHOP & BEAUTY PARLOR The Staff and Management wish the Compliments of the Season to all their friends and customers and thank them for their valued patronage.HU.46-0838 holly wreaths \u2014 they\u2019re all an integral part of our Yuletide.However.Christmas customs, like any other customs.vary greatly from country to country.Recently I came across a little item cuiled from LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING + circ Free Pick-up and Delivery 488-4484 H.D.WONG 5114 Sherbrooke St.West {Between Grey and Vendome! MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS an American booklet describing \u2018Christmas in the Arctic\u2019, which differs so greatiy from commercialized Christmas.To the Eskimo, Christmas is a joyous religious festival, The story of Christ and His birthday was first told to them by the White Man, and at this time the Eskimo loads his entire family atop a long koma- tik and points his furry dogs\u2019 noses towards the main settlement, which is sometimes sixty 5903 Sherbrooke W.ELA A AE RN RA ST NR RS TR A COR CR RSNA OOO RCTS EU EE y for your patronage.MISS SMITH\u2019S MILLINERY Helen Forbes, Proprietor MILLINERY and DRESSES NDI DDN SBR HB IDNR BIN BPN DPBS NBS MIR NR MDS LIC SIRE IIIS IEE VE UNE EE UN CEE EN CCE CHRISTMAS to our many customers and friends.LA CONTESSA INC.3003154310313: 9134 SHH DBD ID IIIB ADD HSS SDM SSD DSI BBS 5 FE EE SE UC EE SKS LE CR IID SIRI II DU EE EK Wishing all my read- EsE\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014\u2014 ers A Very Merry Christ- ï «+.We sincerely thank you 1219 Greene Avenue miles away, or more, Christmas Eve at the settle- ment.long narrow dog sleds begin to arrive.There is much i talking and laughing, and mittens removed.everyone joins 5 in the ceremony of hand-shak- } ing.No one is overlooked, the A gnarled hand of an old hunter | | extends towards the chubby ' A fist of a baby on its mother's A back.It is no wonder that Es-: 4 kimo babies of the Eastern a Arctic learn to shake hands be- F4 fore they can talk.Temporary igloos sprang up everywhere, snow knives\u2019 flashed.puppies yelped and\u2019 everyone's children became! MERRY \\ 0 CHRISTMAS er\u2019 T™ TO ALL OUR FRIENDS Westmount Geneva Pastry MRS.and MR.A.PERRET Eat \u20ac confused with everyone else's.Here in this faraway spot, without benefit ol priest or church.the Eskimos held their : Christmas service.They knell in their sealskin boots on a' floor of snow.No choir, no al, tar and no candelabra \u2014 only: the flickering light from a stone lamp casting eerie shadows on an igloo wall.Strange and simple people, yet Lhe same Christmas Star which hovered above the grandeur of the city churches shone Œ 2% HEISEI RID ES RMS SI: HU.8.1322 down on these crowded igloos of the North.: X* + * mas! | News for the women's and social pages should be addressed each week | to the : women's editor Mrs.Millicent HICKMORE at 6525 Somerled avenue phone 482-2545 (Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.to 4.30 p.m.) we 932-1544 [TALE We wish all our friends, in the spirit of the season, long life and happy days.Many thanks to our customers for their loyal patronage.SALAISON COUTURE RICHARD COUTURE, Proprietor 3400 St.Antoine St.933-8512 es We take this opportunity to wish you the very best of everything * MACDONALD REG'D.DRESSES - HATS - SUITS \"92 VICTORIA AVE.HU.6-6676 A received by one of the ladies.PROSPECT HOUSE: The Rotary Club of Westmount held a Christmas party at Prospect House Monday evening.Among those taking part were.left to right, Miss D.Bancroft, Mrs.G.Demers, and Mrs.A.Pye, shown examining Christmas cards Spring rainsuits | brighten the day Remember those dull, drab, rainy days, when people carried black umbrellas.wore long rain- | proof garments and big rubber boots \u2014 what a contrast today, when one finds it difficult to discern the colorful rainwear from every day costumes.This was emphasized Friday at | a fashion preview sponsored by! Lydia Fashions, held at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel.; Doris Clark, women's editor of CJAD was commentator and Mrs.Miriam Simon of St.Lambert, ! the pianist.Lydia collection included sults, A | and coats of many shades, all! ; j rainproof.Delightful youthful\u2019 ñ | styles as well as the more sophisticated styles for the matron.| Fabrics were of light nylons and | cotton blends, pinwhale and a new fabric called diolen.Bright colors were much in evi-, dence \u2014 one coat in particular May your \u2018was a brilliant green.a most at- I tractive garment.Low back belts v holiday be bright! were seen on many coats and the X \u2019 !trend in suits was the short jac- oy Young S Mar ket i ket.Capes are also popular, one | ÿ 4145 St.Catherine St.W.% short model shown was attached | 937 - 2821 , to the coat seam at the side leav-| A BA SH HB I DD eT SSDS ing the front of the coat (rec.two, other models were knce length.| r .Long matching spats wcre worn READ and USE | WANTADS \u2018with this collection.REGULARLY For evening wear, Lydia show-' ed the ankle length coats or eve-: \"ning wraps.One model shown was \u2018of black velvet with white satin | \"lining, the coat, when one walked : TO ALL OUR FRIENDS Sparkle Cleaners & Dyers DRY CLEANING - SHIRT LAUNDERING Joe Tobmen, Proprietor 5219 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST HU.6-0923 EE SECEO CIEANEIEE MEIOC DEC E EE EESSSITEMODES opened a little at the hemline showing the white satin lining \u2014 a most attractive creation.also rain resistant.Spring, especially the month of April, is unpredictable.However , ira announces that Symphony Day will take place this year on ; The Women's Committee of March 4 and will be held at the the Montreal Symphony Orches.Queen Elizabeth Hotel.It will | 21 Lu._ be under the chairmanship of | Mrs.Charles Taschereau, assist.if one wears one of these rain re.\u201csistant, attractive suits or coats, 4 bY the vice-presidents.Mrs \"she is ready for any change in Maurice Germain, Mrs.Peter | the weather.Laing and Mrs.Jack Reitman, Symphony Day EE LE RE RE LE OE EE ME NEE ENE LM EE I NE for your patronage.May the holidays be most happy for you.A «.we sincerely thank you 5779 SHERBROOKE ST.W.ESTABLISHED OVER 36 YEARS 30313420 3 BD I BD DNS.TB Ei 3B BS MBNA NMN II NIRARNIIAMN HU.1-215) aTime for Joy .\u2026 aTime for Solemnity | We join with all men of good will in a prayer for harmony among nations and justice throughout the world.May the blessings of the season be upon you .may peace be bestowed upon mankind.Mustration inspired by 4lbrechi Durer\u2019s \u201cThe Praying Hands\u201d, HTT , : pus! il JEWELLERS [| on 961 \u2018SOUNSHYD ALdpy 'IUWIDX] JUNOUNSIM OY) \u201c.The Westmount Examiner, Merry Christmas, 1964 1 6 GIRARD AUTOMOBILE inc, Montreal's Oldest Dealer for ® PLYMOUTH @ CHRYSLER ® FARGO ® VALIANT SALES & SERVICE ~ | QUALITY USED CARS | © Automobile Storage © 372 VICTORIA AVE.Sales: Service & Parts: HU.9-5748 - HU.9-5745 Accounts may be pai\u2019 The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising ; \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 i 1 HUnter 1-0451 ; Please phone your ss soe Ne Ie cncrred aor 500 om Tred or current issue.For your convenience, Adtaker on dut; Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday = ; 5e for each additional word | et ssa until 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1.045) at any Montreal Island branch of The Royal Bank of Canada 59 HOUSES WANTED .Residential Een | POODLE s 1 iniatur {i le, Rentals Setisturea.trained \"Vers repsonable -2140.* SET of Ludwig drums all equipped.Call between 12 am.and 5 p.m.738- Required 1491 We have an ever increasing group of prospective tenants seeking to lease cottages, bungalows and duplexes in the Western Areas of Montreal, rentals ranging from $150 to 5500 per month.90 GARAGES TO LET METCALFE, Westmount, large heat ed garage, storage, parking.Immediate.932-3864.ny \"DOMES TIC HELP WANTED KINDLY RELIABLE HOUSEKEEPER TO LOOK AFTER ; ; .; ELDERLY LADY.SLEEP IN.If you are desirous of APPLY BOX 1420 - 7005 KIL- .DARE ROAD.MONTREAL 29 renting u property or QUE.sub-leasing call our rental division.124\u201d FOR SALE \u2014 DINING ROOM FURNITURE .! ANTIQUE solid mahogany dining t, 6 chairs, d table, 4 Ernest Pitt & Son Ine.reom get, chaire \u201cround tables 4 large leaves, buffets for china and crystal.| good condition._888- 3001.| New | books Very (Real Estate Brokers: 1331 Greene Ave.935-5401 82 AUTOS FOR SALE 0 PONTIAC.2 DOOR.LAURENTIAN, fi, AUTO MATIC.RADIO.VERY GOOD CONDITION.CALL EVE NINGS 749 5057, AFTER 8 P.M.{ Gombr ich.Temple Emanu-El New chairmenare appointed Gertsman: Vice - Chairman \u2014 Alfred B.Grossman; Dues Revision \u2014 Alfred Zion, Chairman.Financial and Budget \u2014 Vice- Chairmen \u2014 Bernard Isaacs and Through Understanding\u2019.| Alfred Zion.Gentlemen Ushers\u2014 The folowing College Students Rudolf Lustig, Chairman: Vice- will participate; Ritual \u2014 Miss Chairmen \u2014 Jack Engels, Samuel Kvelyn Bing, Eric Carsley: Torah Segal, Albert Caplan.House \u2014 Mark Abelson: Haftorah \u2014| Committee \u2014 Co-Chairmen \u2014 Garrick Fisher: Assisting with! Monroe Rovins, Eugene Stearns.the Torah \u2014 lan Lightstone and! Insurance \u2014 Alvin J.Walker.Miss Rose Ellen Morrell: Bless- | Membership \u2014 Norman Rill, ing of Sabbath Lights \u2014 Miss Chairman: Vice - Chairman \u2014 SABBATH SERVICES: Friday Evening, December 25th at 8.15 p.m.Homecoming service for College Students.Dr.Steru will preside.Eric Rill of Cornell Uni- versily will speak on \u201cSurvival | Rysin Wygnanski and Miss Karin | Maurice A.Schwartz.Memorial Marks.A Kiddush reception will Plaques \u2014 Irvin Gertsman, foilow the worship auspices | Chairman, Museum \u2014 Mrs.Josef Temple Sisterhood.Aron, Samuel Wechsler.Co- | Chairmen; Vice - Chairman \u2014 Reuben Ginsberg.New Projects CHAIRMEN OF TEM PLE|_ Chairman \u2014 Bernard Isaacs, COMMITTEE APPOINTED FOR | ; Chairman: Vice - Chairman \u2014 1965: Adult Fducation and Public | Eugene Gardner.Hospitality \u2014 Relations \u2014 Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rudolf Lustig, Chairman; Asher Chairman: Vice - Chairmen \u2014 Gerstenfeld, Vice-Chairman.Re- Joseph J.Cooper, Professor! ligious School Board \u2014 Chair- Miles Wisenthal, Samuel Wechs-| man \u2014 James Raymond: Co- ler.Attendance \u2014 Chairman \u2014 | Chairman \u2014 Lawrence Marks, Mrs.George Hollinger: Vice-| Q.C.Ritual and Choir \u2014 Chair- Chairman \u2014 Mrs.Samuel Gar- man \u2014 Samuel R.Wechsler, field.By-Laws \u2014 Chairman \u2014 ' Vice- Chairman \u2014 Mrs.David H.\u2014oseph J.Cooper: Vice-Chair-| Lisser.Pew Committee \u2014 Chairman \u2014 Max S.Kaufman, QC.man \u2014 Bernard Isaacs: Space Canadian Council Reform Con- Allocation \u2014 Hyman Grover, gregations \u2014 Chairman \u2014 Irvin Chairman.Synagogue Council \u2014 Gertsman; Vice - Chairman \u2014'Samuel Paperman.Temple Art Bernard Isaacs.Cemetery \u2014 and Furnishings \u2014 Chairman \u2014 George Hollinger and Samuel Mrs.David H.Lisser.Library Paperman, Vice-Chairmeu: Col-| and Archives \u2014 Nathan Izenberg.lection \u2014 Chairman \u2014 Irvin Chairman.BEST RESULTS | _ ea = a Library acquires prizewinner, \u2018Alice\u2019 in Latin, Yule works Among the new books received by the Westmount Public Library this month is the winner of the W.H.| Smith prize, Meditations on a Hobby Horse, by Enrst 127 FOR SALE \u2014 Bedroom Furniture TWIN beds, white and gold head and footboards, new mattresses.Reasonable.Call RE.7-3234, DOUBLE bed with box spring and mattress, custom made headboard, matching bedspread, drapes.RE.3-5673.BUILDING REPAIRS VERN OATWAY, contractor, general \u2014 maintenance, specializing in kitchens, 154 LOST bathrooms, playrooms, painting.2-5032, LOST: Man's Bulova watch \u2014 Expansion bracelet on Friday, Dec.18th, CARTAGE AND MOVING Near Victoria and Sherbrooke Sts.around 4 p.m.Call Westmount \u201cY\" LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE 937-3916.OVING, CRATING, PACKING 163 EDUCATIONAL AND STORAGE.ROGERS EXPRESS.932-1448.YOUNG French teacher will tutor CHOSE conversational French.DRESSMAKING EXPERIENCED teacher will tutor High School maths.Call 482-2073.EUROPEAN EXCLUSIVE, 166 PERSONALS DRESSES, SUITS, COATS, CUSTOM MADE.REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS, HU.8-4245.MONTREAL Wake Up Service Reg'd.24 hour service.Information 645-4420.138 FOR SALE \u2014 General PLAYPEN, excellent condition, Very reasonable.Call 481-2378.151 WANTED TO PURCHASE PIANO.Will buy used piano.748- |- FOR QUICK, efficient and _ - convenient service for the ex te.nation of rodents and a CLASSIFIEDS FOR s USE EXAMINER | PEST CONTROL insects.Estimates free, Call Pestroy Limited.RI.7-2457.By Vladimir Nabokov: Anyone\u2019 Got a Match?, by Max Shulman; Winds of the Day, by Howard Spring; The Soul of Kindness, by Elizabeth Taylor; The Burnt! Ones, by Patrick White; and\u2019 Undine, by Phyllis Brett Young.THE ARTS: My Favorite by Dorothy Rodgers.Mr.Gombich's book was considered by the judges \u2014 Elizabeth Bowen, Philip Toynbee and Karl Miller \u2014 to be the most outstanding contribution to English literature to appear in the 24 months ending Dec.30, 1963! The award was made in London on Oct.20, 1964 by the Rt.Hon.R.A.Butler.Three Christmas works are among the new books, The Light of Christmas, edited by Frances Brentano, Joyful Christmas Craft Book, by Kathryn Seibel, and The International Book of Christ: mag\u2019 Carols, by Walter Ehret.Of special interest is Prof.C.H.Carruthers\u2019 Latin translation of Charles Dodgson's Alice in.Wonderland, Alicia in Terra Mi-.rabili.Prof.Carruthers, a Mont.! realer, est are Boys and Girls Together, by William Goldman; One Day in the Afternoon of the World, by William Saroyan; Rasputin and the Fall of the Romanovs, by Colin Wilson; and Play, by Samuel Beckett.Westmount Baptist e Assistant e © is Professor Emeritus of minister McGill University.Co ° % ef d Other notable wor s among ve 0 presi e new acquisitions are: In the field of philosophy and.religion, Man and Time, by J.B.Priestly: and The Papacy, by Christopher Hollis.In the field of the arts, Great Private Collections, by Douglas Cooper.and Arts of the South Pacific, by Jean Guiart.New works proving to be very popular are: BIOGRAPHY; My Autobiography, by Charles Chaplin; Reminiscences, by Douglas MacArthur: and Vive Moi, by Sean O'Faolain.POETRY: Marraige Lines, by Ogden Nash.FICTION: The Brigadier and the Golf Widow, by John Cheever; An Infinity of Mirrors, by Richard Condon; The Defense, The assistant minister, theRev.Allen E.Hallett, will be the preacher at both services on Sunday at Westmount Baptist Church.At 11 a.m.his topic will be \u201cThe Best Of Both Worlds,\u201d and at 7:30 p.m.he will preach on \u2018\u2018Our resolutions and God's Gift.\u2019 The choir will present special Christmas music both morning and evening.A Watch-Night Service will be held on Thursday, December 31, at 11 p.m.This will be conducted by the minister, the Rev.Harold J.Balsdon, and will replace the Wednesday mid-week service, The Chureh School meets on Sundays at 10 and 10:45 a.m.The 10 a.m.class is for seniors, and the 10:45 a.m.for primary and juniors, Contemporary works of inter- | BROOKS DRUG STORE 4191 Sr.Catherine West Corner Greene Fast Delivery WE.5-3521 9?am.to 10 p.m.Sunday: 10 a.m.to 6:30 p.m.2e Service Directory DOITNOW! VV VV VVVVVVVV.VVVVYPY UPHOLSTERING MIDTOWN UPHOLSTERING CO.395 SELBY ST.Chesterfield sets recovered also remodelled.Telephone ve.2-5912 or WE.7-4446, after p.m.Centre by-law .(Continued from page 3» (Peter) Barott, an architecture commissioner for the city, who died a week ago Wednesday.Council voted to send a letter of sympathy to Mr.Barott's family .In other business, council expropriated three properties for the widening of Dorchester street.A sum of $90,675 was voted for property located at 4290 St.Catherine street and 4289 Dorchester street; $28,700 for that located at 4058 Tupper street: and $29,953 for a garage at the rear of 4124 St.Catherine ; street.; First reading was given to a bylaw amendment to allow an | increase in fees for plumbing and draining work.E READ and USE [ WANT ADS ! | REGULARLY NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a General Assignment of Book Debts executed under private signature on the 3rd day of December, 1964, by E.P.Electric Products Company Ltd.to Affiliated-Busi- ness Factors Corporation, has been Registered on the 15th day of December in the Registry Office for the Mont- Yeal Division under number 1796290.\u2018 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a General Assignment of Book Debts executed under private signature on the 7th day of December.1964, by Smart Sue Inc.to Affiliated- Business Factors Corporation, has been Registered on the 15th day of December, in the Registry Office for the Montreal Division under number 1796292.NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a General Assignment of Book Debts executed under private signature on the 7th day of December, 1964, by Harold Williams (1964) Ltd.to Affiliated - Business Factors Corporation, has been Registered on the 15th day of December, in the Registry Office for the Montreal Divi- sion under number 1796291, s.[A « ©» © « © © Humidification .for Home - Office - Industry > ALBERT.a: ® FUEL OIL BURNER SALES & SERVICE 763 St.Lawre ve muets\" 273-8871 CHRISTMAS GREETINGS To Our Customers And Friends We have enjoyed serving you in the past and hope that we may continue to be PICCADILLY 932-3205 PIONEER DTA BN MDB BN BHI DMB DIM I 3 PROP.R.DAVIES M Mitchell\u2019s Electrical Appliances 1271 Greene Ave.>.foto is being done these days.St.Paul's and St.Leo's CELE CL CLC Student's aid needy, new paper planned | By BEVERLY JONES With the holidays almost upon us, little school work In keeping with the season's TAR ANS NS : y ee festivities, St.Paul's High: MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL! School held a Christmas Supper last Thursday eve- We thank you for your patronage.ning, Dec.17, for the NH UH SR HMDS Christmas, each grade in both teachers and students.The parish priests ,Monsig- neur Lapointe, Father Barry Jones and Father Walton Han-; nah were present .| It was a buffet supper with turkey ,ham, potato salad and all the trimmings.The supper gave the girls a great chance to of service during 1965 VALET SERVICE 154 ABBOTT AVENUE get into the spirt of Christmas.Sincere thanks go to all who brought in food ,helped to pre- \u2014 pare the supper and hardest of all to those who did the dishes and cleaned up after the supper.Another great expectation is the first edition of the St.Paul's- St.Leo's Academy Journal, our new paper.This first edition is expected before the Christmas Holidays and everyone is anxiously awaiting it.The editor is Richard Martyn and the associate editor is Maureen New man ,Miss Mallaley and Mr.Griffin have helped considerably.A great deal of hard work | has been put into this paper and we truly hope it js a success.As in previous years this Christmas, St.Paul's and St.Leo's Academy will help some of the less unfortunate people in | Montreal to have a Merry > Season 3 reel.ings To all our customers and friends 935-3533 schools will provide a Chris HERE'S SOMETHING NEW.Why not give something original this year?.your contribution to a trip! There's no better way to show your affection and your appreciation.TRAVEL GIFT To\u2018 your son .10 your daughter soon to be married .to friends celebrating an anniversary .for CHRISTMAS .to someone who Is planning a trip .to your secretary .fo an office friend who has started thinking about Summer holidays .GIVE À TOBIN\u2018S GIFT CERTIFICATE $10.00 - $25.00 - $50.00 $100.00 - $500.00 For more information, please call two offices to serve you in PLACE VILLE MARIE, MONTREAL © One on the Plaza (Esso Building) © one on the Shopping Promenade Telephone: 866-7811 CERTIFICATE dinner and gifts for a ; family.Lo | The pupils raise mot ; this purpose usually by Chribt- THE , mas Carolling, this money is -jused to buy the food.clothes.| and presents.On Christmas eve MOST WONDERFUL | the baskets are delivered to the GIFT needy families.\u2018 A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year [rom all of us to all of you.OBITUARY Es Hh | Markland Hannaford Funeral service was held Monday for Markland Molson Hannaford.52 former branch manager in Ottawa for Williams | and Wilson, Ltd.Mr.\u201cHannaford lived at 496 Mountain avenue, Westmount.! He died suddenly last Saturday at his country home at Lake Macdonald.| A son of the late Markland Molson Hannaford, sr.and Mrs.Hannaford, the former Jessie Eddington, he was born in Montreal, and educated here and in the Maritimes.Mr.Hannaford entered the - Travel Agency machine tool business as a salesman and subsequently became : whose 30 years of Ottawa branch manager of the : : , firm.experience in He was interested in woodlot Montreal are your development and had his own tree-growing farmland at Lake guarantee of satisfaction.Macdonald.Surviving are his wife, the e obin's former Joan Hebden; two daugh- .ters, Carol and Gail; one son, | Richard; his mother; and two TRAVEL LTD.\u201cThe Starting Point of a Pleasant Trip\" This is a suggestion from TOBIN'S, the sisters ,Mrs.L.H.MacQuarrie | and Miss Cora Hannaford.TRAIN CHILDREN Many children die in home fires through panic.When a youngster | finds himself in darkness and thick smoke, he may crawl away under a hed.The whole family, including the small ones, should ! be trained to make their way to / À nN.exits and to the safest way of Merry hristmas & appy Ilew UJear|escape.Practice wil help the FROM THE EXAMINER STAFF plan to become routine in case! of emergency.\u2018 get to know one another and to |.Best Wishes from the management and staff of NICK\u2019S RESTAURANT 1377 GREENE AVE.935 - 0019 BND IPNBE NHB IH HANIN NPN HINDIII INIA DN Merry Christmas & Happy New Year FROM THE EXAMINER STAFF FARESAVER PLAN! LOW COACH FARE 70 WINNIPEG $22 That's the incredibly low one-way coach fare every day on the new Faresaver Plan.And look what coach travel on The Canadian gives you: Reserved recline\u2019 ing seats with full-length leg rests, Scenic Domes, porter service, and music.And you can purchase delicious meals in the Dining Room or Skyline Coffee Shop.The Faresaver Plan is also available for All-Inclusive (meals and passage) in tourist and standard sleeping cars.See your Travel Agent or any Canadian Pacific office.MONTREAL-WINNIPEQ Qne-way coach fare $ lgary/Edmonton $34; to Vancouver $43 To Calgary/Edm Enquite about Faresaver Plan to other points 2 2 Information and reservations: 861-681 1 2 nye @ 2cific VRAINS/ TRUOKE/SHIPS/PLANES /HOTELS/TRLECOMMUNICATIONS WORLDS MOST COMPLETE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM pool 'sounsyd Ausyy \u2018ssujwoxy sunouusam 341 LL ss © Unity Boys\u2019 Club Greelings received, Day up north planned: By MAURICE MARIASINE Members of the Committee of Management and the will be more activities in arts, The Westmount Examiner, Merry Christmas, 1964 Staff of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club of Westmount take this crafts, sports opportunity to extend Season\u2019s Greetings to all members\u2019 of the Club and their parents and to all those who supported the Club during the past year.SANTA'S MAIL BAG: Seu- son's Greetings have been received from the following: Mar- tene Doherty, Nancy Turley, Officers and Members of No.178C Cadet Nursing Division St.John Ambulance Brigade.George H w LeMesurier.Sharon Molloy.Dorothy and Arthur Strange and the boys, Ken Annable, Lorue Webster.Chicago Boys Club.Boys\" Clubs Association the Company.Federal Claudette and Professional Seven Up Training Centre, Terry Gray and Family, Douglas Fisher.Suzanne MeRac.Sonny Gavin, Mrs Ethel Aikman, Negro Community Centre.Ottawa Boys' Club, Ralph D.Walker, Gary McCarthy JO.B.Jansen Donald Roach, Boys Clubs of Canada.Don Vollett.Bren Fitzsimons, Norman and Louise Coligan, Mrs.Ann Simmons, ' Bobby Johnston.Bruce Norris.George Bishop.Douglas and Ethel Norris.G.B.Rutherford, Keith Gavin, B.Roy Machum, Mrs.Muriel Warren, Mr.and Mrs.Donald B.Ross, Rosemount Boys\u2019 Club, Dick Schroder.Mr.and Mes.George E.Cochvane, W.J.Nodwell.Hurry Rattigan, Mr.and Mrs.David T.Young- son.Chuck Tyler.Mayor and Aldermen of the City of West- mount.Herbert Davies and from Truman, John and Bill.SLEIGH RIDE PARTY: Some forty teen-agers and their lecad- ers are planning to leave Club Headquarters early on Wednes- dav.December 30 for a day at a norther Winter Resort and the activities will includee ÀA.! Sleigh Ride.tobogganing, skiing.dancing and a Banquet.Accommodation on the trip is SEASON'S GREETINGS HOTEL de LASALLE 1240 DRUMMOND STREET 868-6492 ROC EE DEC CIE DE OS CEE TE TE PES MODS RDC CRTC TCC 3565 St.Antoine St.W.S'ESEOLC COCELCCLE COLLE COCEOUE bringing you DESJARDINS SERVICE STATION end Staff Wish their many SEASON'S GREETINGS 4084 St.Catherine W.BARR BRIG RNRRAA RBIS RAN RAH RINDI IMNRIRRMIY ECCI COOOL CRE OOOORC COG fe ~ MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL! We thank you for your patronage, MacRae Electric Co.Electrical Contractors \u2014 220 Voit Conversion WE.5-6349 RDN AZNB X MRI RN DER NN IIIN XM IRD NNN RIN I RANNN IRR RNNS NN : g holiday joys clients and friends 933-0456 limited to forty boys and girls, so an early registration is recommended.Program Director Charles Howes and Girls\u2019 Work Supervisor Victoria Schrammel will be in charge of the Program and they will be assisted by Tom! Allan : i Stephens, Nancy Turley, ! Bechard and Peter Dawson.PLANS FOR 1965: The Club | will open for business as usual | on Monday, January 4, there hobbies, soci { and spectial events.A great year is anticipated.A Rabbi looks .(Continued from page 9) ; powerful factor in the realization of Jewish religious ideas and the sublime teachings of the great Hebrew prophets.We are comforted by the fact\u2019 millions of Christians will meditate on the! that on this day, birth and life of the humble Rabbi of Galilee.Jesus of Nazareth, son of Israel.who taught in thegpro- phetic tradition of Judaism for men to love one another and to strive for brotherhovd under the fatherhood of The One Eternal God.On Christmas Day 1964, let Jew and Christian and all God believers resolve to stand together, work together and fight tégether against the evil forces , of discrimination which judge a man not by his worth as a child ; of God, but by the colour of his skin, I rejoice on this day that the ! Negro.The Rev.Martin Luther King, Jr., was but a few weeks ago awarded the Nobel Peace : Prize at the Norwegian Parlia- \"ment at Oslo.What a rebuke this award is to those who still practice brotherlessness against the | 1 recall how but a | coloured man.few years ago, this courageous | and dedicated young Negro leaden.stood in the Pulpit of our Tem Emanu-El here in Mont- | real and called upon all who be- Îleve \u2018in God to strive courageously to advance brotherhood among men of every race and creed.© On this Christmas Day of 1964, \u2018let Jew and Christian engage in | battle against the injustices in an | economie order whatever be its designation which permits the de- == gradation of fellow man and reduces him to live in a state of poverty amidst a world of plenty.| Surely, we of Church and Synagogue cannol be at peace with | ourselves when two-thirds of the world\u2019s population dwells under a substandard of livelihood and where millions walk this earth in hunger every day of the year, : The nations that have must be motivated by teachings of Church and Synagogue to provide for the \u2018\u201chave-not\u201d nations without any ulterior motives to gain political advantage.And above all nuclear revolutionary hour of the human adventure.we must affirm the faith that man has the : spiritual capacity as a child of \"God to control his destiny and through wisdom make use of the | scientific technological instruments by which to remove the causes of war and the curse of war so that truly we may speed the day \u201cwhen they shall sit every man under his vine and under his fig tree: and none shall make them afraid.\u201d And on this day of goodwill whether we be Jew.Christian or Moslem, let us remember that \"our Source is The One God and though we each approach God by \u2018a different path, we have as our à \u2018goal the Kingdom of God on \"Earth.Respecting each other's faith and working together in i brotherhood \u2014 in this regard, \"how significant was the utterance from The Book of Micah by President Shazar of The State of Israel | nearly a year ago when he wel- ;comed to the Holy Land.Pope Paul VI \u2014 \u201cFor let all the peoples walk each one in the name of its God.of the Lord our God for ever and ever.\u201d | But we will walk in the name § i now in this: ¥ CHRISTIE PLUMBING LIMITED COMPLETE PLUMBING SERVICE FAST \u2014 EFFICIENT RESIDENTIAL \u2014 COMMERCIAL \u2014 INDUSTRIAL HU.4-2010 24 Hour Service 5331A Sherbrooke W._\u2014 To All Our Customers and Friends THE DOG BASKET * 1223A Greene Ave.i wv PICK-UP and DELIVERY \u2014 932-1907 3 ry DETTES SES Westmount | PR RR RC RE ERT TRUCE GREETINGS * We wish to thank our customers and friends for their past patronage and hope to serve them all through the New Year.RE-OPENING IN JANUARY WEST SIDE RESTAURANT 4205 St.Catherine W.932-1750 DB BI BIN IB IB BID HHH HMI DIMI Merry Christmas & Happy New Year RMI NPN Warmest WN Wishes Old-fashioned Christmas _ cheer we =} send your A way in \\ hope that À il brighiens up your Holiday! The Management and Staff HARTT & ADAIR LIMITED Serving Montrealers for Over 85 Years 5250 WESTERN AVENUE 481-0305 ICR! a DEN © ° WESTMOUNT RECREATIONAL DEPARTMENT Rev.W.Nolting .MUNICIPAL HOCKEY LEAGUES (Continued from page 9) \\ LE AD a ecember 21st.1964 ing among the people of the § ; street.A sad commentary, in- December 2nd.1 rs deed.on Christianity, if it is true a » ».that it never gets outside of the § MOSQUITO \u201cA J , church walls.When Christ spoke § Peter Smith cn Mules 2 ) 2 3 of his followers as being the salt § MOSQUITO \u201cB of the earth, the light of the Jonathan Goldbloom \u2014 Broncs 2 2 2 4 world, and the leaven which PEE WEE _ should eventually leaven the Stuart Cooper \u2014 Broncs 5 18 3 21 whole lump, he definitely implied BANTAM that his followers are to spread Wayne Colomb \u2014 Leafs 4 9 1 10 and apply their faith in every MIDGET sphere and walk of life \u2014 home, ps \u2014 Spartons 5 8 3 11 church, school, industry, com- } b Te merce, government, excepting À { 1 { ; Frank Cavanagh \u2014 Avenue Stars 2 3 l | none.How else can he exert his § ringing you holiday joys PEE WEE ALL STARS redemptive power in all of the Stuart Cooper 4 4 7 11 , world.; WESTERN CRATING & MOVING MOSQUITO \u201cA\u201d A storekeeper, during the § LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE GP W L D F A PTS | Christmas season, placed figures ¥ 4776 ST.JAMES WEST WE.5.4435 MULES 2 2 0 0 5 3 4 {of Mary and Jesus in his display MN MMHIOAXANNHMNI HMS AINND BMI ND; MAROONS ! window.A woman, seeing this, 2 2 0 0 3 1 4 HUSKIES 2 0 2 0 2 4 0 remarked contemptuously, \u201cNow NEQEOEMCIIECCCC CUTIE CPOE TROIS; RAIDERS 2 0 2 0 2 4 0 , hey Jave to drag religion into JOYEUX NOEL MOSQUITO \u201cRB ristmas BRONCS 2 2 0 0 7 2 4 | Such an attitude may be ex- TT BULLS 2 0 2 0 7 0 , treme.Countless thousands do PEE WEE + recognize Christmas as a festival TOMMY BRONCS 5 4 1 ¢ 28 14 3 ' commemorating Jesus\u2019 birth.But HUSKIES 5 3 1 1 5 12 7 it is not enough to lock up the Ÿ GUARDS 32 1 2 1 D 6 Christ child in an ox stall from A M BULLS 5 » 2 i 9 15 5 one Christmas to another.We \u2018 .must get him out of the manger ; rai : | ; 0 12 a 2 bed so that he can move freely Takes this opportunity to A PEE WEE ALL STARS among the dispossessed, the dis: thank his customers for EXHIBITION GAMES a 4 0 0% 5 8 inherited, the needy people every- their pat in th BANTAM where to work his saving grace, eir patronage in the past BRUINS : 0 16 17 6 He wants to be the Saviour of all and hopes that he will con- LEAFS 4 2 1 1 19 12 5 men, and is not satisfied until he *inue to serve them E 4 2 9 0 17 17 4 has moved from the cattleshed \u2019 HAWKS 2 I 12 15 3 \u2018into the living room of men's yt H à : 2 > 10 13 9 ives everywhere.° 4 .\u201cTis not enough that Christ G A Î R MIDGET L D F A PTS, was born beneath the star that rosvenor U 0 epair 0 1 18 10 7 shone, BADGERS.4 : 2 1 14 18 3 And earth was set that blessed ÿ BODY WORK & PAINTING vithi zolden : .SPARTONS 4 1 3 0 1 15 2 [mom within a golden zone Ÿ 5001 St.Ambroise St.933-4092 - 932-4077 SENIOR .He must be born within the ÿ WANDERERS 2 2 0 0 8 I 4 heart before he finds his throne, F (Corner St.Remi) Nights: 769-1517 AVENUE STARS 2 1 1 0 6 3 2 good Pr a re re find 213.03 3 HDR BBI BD HH BN NIN 313 NNR MAROONS 2 1 1 0 4 - BRUINS 2 0 2 0 2 9 0 brotherhood._ ÿ EUR EEE CES EEE EE CC EE ECC EEE Rev.C.Thompson.Ÿ \u2014= = WESTMOUNT ; (Continued from page 8) Ka wi Iw wt Sa BANTAM HOCKEY SCHEDULE 1965 \u201c| \u2018déring.Yet, despite all this = = : ALL GAMES START AT 4:30 P.M.\u201c|i \u201cknow-how\u2019\u2019 abroad in the world, = ss GAME DATE TEAMS have we found the answers to = \u2014 12 Jan.5 LEAFS vs RANGERS the three longing questions of = \u2014= 13° Jan 7 RED WINGS vs RANGERS |i maukind \u2014 (1) \u201cHave we found = = j4 Jan.12 LEAFS vs HAWKS our reason for Being?\u201d (2) \u2018Have = = 15 Jan.14 BRUINS vs LEAFS we found our peace of heart?\u201d == \u2014\u2014\u2014= 16 Jan.19 HAWKS vs RED WINGS |; \u20183) \"Have we found a sense of => > = 17 Jan.21 RANGEKS vs HAWKS .oneness with God and with each = ° vo?CS ve I 18 Jan.26 RED WINGS vs BRUINS \u2018 other\u201d 19 Jan.RED WINGS vs LEAFS This baby Jesus has the an- AND COM COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON 20 Feb.2 RANGERS vs BRUINS swers to these questions.This 21 Feb.4 HAWKS vs BRUINS \u201cis our Faith.The Wise Men found TO ALL MY CUSTOMER S 22 Feb.9 \u2018 RANGERS vs LEAFS it so: the shepherds found it so.23 Feb.11 RANGERS vs RED WINGS And when, in reverent imagina- JER RY RUBIN 24 Feb.16 HAWKS vs LEAFS tion, we take our place in like 25 Feb.18 LEAFS vs BRUINS | believing fashion before His ; TEXACO SERVICE STATION 26 Feb.23 HAWKS vs RED WINGS , manger cradle on Christmas Day 27 Feb.25 RANGERS vs HAWKS ! 1964, we can surely rise from our 4814 COTE ST.LUC AT VICTORIA 28 \u201cMar.2 : BRUINS vs RED WINGS |: knees and sing from a full heart: 29 Mar.\u201d 4 LEAFS vs RED WINGS { \u201cJoy to the world, the Lord is HUnter 9 - 9331 30 Mar.9 BRUINS vs RANGERS | come, let earth receive ler Ing.B35 NSH RIN SI NBN NINN DH NM MIN ADI BIN III \u201cSING NOWELL .\u201d (Continued from page 5) : fort of the people behind the scenes.The Directors \u2014 Miss Jamieson, Miss Beynon, Miss Feeney, Miss Bone, Miss | Mathews, and Mrs.Mainwaring.Other \u2018 Assisting Teachers \u2014 |.Mr.Atwood, Mrs.Drummond, Miss Gallant, Miss Lawlor, Mrs, Petts, \u2018Mrs.Stuart, and Miss Stoliar.Stage Crew \u2014 Peter Maase, Rod Tilley, Reid Ransom, Duncan Walker, Jim Dodge, \u2018Kenneth Hama, and Tony Mee.| Lighting Crew \u2014 John Tatlow, and Daniel Latour, Make-up \u2014 Senior Girls (Chairman: Ruth Ann Eliasoph).Kathi Kristof Humidification ¥ ,! ee Say OR for OReefe Home - Office - Industry LIL LS © FUEL OI a sa Keefe wemia More and more people are enjoying the growing sport of skiing.More and more active people are also enjoying the mild taste of O'Keefe Ale.Brewed from costlier seedless hops, O'Keefe has no unpleasant bitterness \u2014 just natural mild refreshment.P61 \u2018SOuNSUYD Aud \u2018eeiwory wnouussm ee) 61 ry tmas, 1964 20 ris The Westmount Examiner, Merry Ch 'Y\" holds fencing meefing Saturday, December 12th, was a busy day for the fencers.The YMCA fencing club, under the guidance of Professor Stephen Viumnos sponsored a mixed handicap fencing tournament for class A.BC class A.B.und D foil fencers.Talking to Professor Vamos he stated that Westmount held the first competition of the season.Twenty-nine entries were vying for the top honor.Even though it was an individual tournament with no team trophy it is interesting to note; that six club participated: West- mont 'Y'.University of McGill, University of Montreal, Palastri National, 1.C.C.and the YMHA.After six hours of bouts two people tied lop first place, Miss Gillian Gray of Westmount and University of Montreal and Mr.Mari-Andre Peloquin of the Pa-; lastre National.in the final bout Mr.Pelo-, quin was able to defeat Miss Gray by one hit one point}! thereby winning the first place honors.Miss Gray was declared PERE EEE RRERER CETTE REREESECRORRERE second .| t Ski safety tips given Skiing, abready our nation\u2019s | biggest outdoor winter sport, continues to increase in scope and enthusiasm.Thousands of scasoned skiers will shortly be taking to the slope and many more will be (first-timers.Most will be week- | end participants with varying de- | grees of experience and skill, The growth of the sport has led lo increasing concern about the numbers of accidents, and injuries being sustained.Accidents are caused by skiers who over-estimate their physical | ability .or lose control because | of fatigue.This combination far, outranks any other factor as an! injury cause The National Safety League.of Canada gives these 10 points leading to greater skiing safety and the enjoyment of this fine winter sport 3 1.Physical condition.By ex- RN the week-end \u201crecreational\u201d skier can greatly reduce ac- af cident-proneness in one of | 1% the most strenuous sports known.2.Proper equipment: Ski equipment need not be the most expensive, but should be fitted to the requirements of each individual by a ski-equipment expert .3.Lessons.Learn proper techniques from a certified instructor.4.Know ski area: Don't choose areas beyond ability.5.Ski in groups.Groups of four are best; in an accident, this allows one person to stay with the injured skier while the other two seek help.6.Lifts and tows.Follow instructions .7.Ski courtesy.When skiing, be courteous.8.Fatigue Increases accident proneness.9.Cross-country skiing.Notify ski patrol of departure and expected return times 10.Join a ski club We hope some of the centuries-old Hand & Donohoe, 4867 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST reelings this Christmastide\u2014Peace, Love and Sheer Enjoyment.Please accept our sincere good wishes.happiness is yours Co.Ltd.489-1222 4,007 SHERBROOKE ST WEST mmm EXTENDS TO YOU CHRISTMAS GREETINGS HAPPY NEW CHRISTMAS PARTY: Unity Boys' Club held its Annual i Christmas Party Saturday.Among 250 guests taking part were, left to right, Robin Glover, 3, Vickie Soltys, v 7.and Debbie Soltys, 3, captured by the camera while ¥ talking to Santa Claus.os HREOC ICUS VE PEN LE PE LP MT EE EE UE CEE D OES RNC ; EASTERN & CHARTERED TRUST COMPANY and best wishes for a Westmount Branch: 1326 Greene Ave.tt tira tt ait ré tv SSB SS SS 3:35: HSHHK YEAR pe EE EE ET FOR ALL MANKIND Rome had established law and order.The Greeks pointed out reason and moderation as a way of life.From earliest times the Jews acknowledged the one God as father and director of their lives.Then out of Bethlehem Jesus came, with a new message: Love for each other, as well as love for God.The message, added to other earlier concepts of man, gave the best in each of them new meanings.Moreover this was not a message for one city, one nation or one race.It was for all mankind.everywhere.Our Christmas wish follows this precept: good will to all peoples in all lands.WESTMOUNT REALTIES COMPANY 1367 GREENE AVE.\u2014 935-8541 oo Re Se 9 Qu.2 RE IE EPS po.Tr NY > Ts 9 > {s 5 3 > is A { Pi Les "]