The Westmount examiner, 24 septembre 1965, vendredi 24 septembre 1965

[" EC un G WES vl BRIO oad 6666 Oo Vol.Xxxin, No.38 _ MONTREAL, FRIDAY, À SEPTEMBER 24, 1965 20 PAGES 5 CENTS Pre-inspection aids fighters in flash fire Fire raged for 15 minutes this week on the 11th floor of the uncompleted high-rise building, Chateau Maisonneuve, at the corner of Claremont and Western avenues.There were no injuries reported during the fire although flames could be seen from long distances.¥ The fire broke out at 1.19 p.m.Tuesday in a large pile of insulating material on the 11th floor.The walls on that floor have not i yet been put in and the wind fed fire ran wild for a few minutes.Firemen were on the scene in minutes and due to a previous inspection of tne building, they had fire under control and extinguished quickly.A by-law in Westmount requires all building under construction to have a Standpipe System installed on every floor as the floors are added to the building.The system comprises of pipes running up the building to which the firemen can connect hoses and by opening a valve, be supplied with water, Westmount firemen knew where the pipe openings were, how to get to them and by using the \"| pipes on the 10th and 11th floors played two streams on the fast burning fire.Smoke was a factor in the early minutes of the fire and.the winds | blew in freely.Fire officials said later that they are more worried about these high-rise buildings when they are under construction rather then when they are completed.There are more inflammable materials around when the building is under construction.EGAN CHAMBERS, 251 Ken- sington avenue, past president of the National Conservative Association, former M.P., who has been o fficially announced as the Conservative candidate in Monireal - N.D.G.riding in the Nov.8 Federal election.An insurance executive, he is an experienced platform speaker and has been in politics for many years.Christmas, Reyno RCAF's only actives left from \u201cBattle of Britain\" Of the hundreds of Canadians who fought during the-Battle of Britain both on the ground and in the air, only \u2018two who served in the RCAF are still known to be active in the Air Force today.One of those two, Group Captain Beverly Evens Christmas, was born and brought up in Westmount, Christmas was among the Canadian pilots who downed or damaged 200 Luftwaffe fighters.x fire, It was then that Canadian airmen flew into action as a force for the first time against an enemy, won their first victories, and suffered their first casualties.INSPECTION: Proved only this week, building inspection pays off (fire at the Chateau Maisonneuve, Claremont and Western avenues) our fire officials get a good look at Victoria \u201cWe take special care with these older Hall.Next week\u2019s weather by ERIC NEIL September 25 to October 2 This week closes the warm portion of the autumn, so although days are sunny and warm, nights will be frosty.Killing frosts in southern counties.Very cold with a little snow in the north and both shores of the Gulf.Days pleasant and warm through the middle of the week, then windy with intermittent showers, possibly mixed with snow.This is equinoctial gale week.Forests put on their autumn show at this time, although many trees were already red in August and have not lost their leaves.Mainly sunny for the weckend.UN that buildings, there is a lot of wood in them,\u201d said one official.Seen here from left to right are: Capt.W.Bayliss, Lt.R.Horracks, and Firemen R.Myles, G.Gauthier, R.Blouin, G.Cooney and R.Laviolette.Local doctor endorses Immunization Week Dr.Alan Ross, Physician-in- Chief, Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital in endorsing National Immunization Week, September 19-25, states, \u201cThe Health League of Canada has organized a concerted program through radio, television and the press * to bring before all Canadians the vital importance to the health of this country of the prevention of disease by immunization.\u201cThe prevention of disease, it must be emphasized, is the fundamental aim of the whole medical profession.The work going on in research in our laboratories, the teaching of medical students and the study of disease at the bedside are all part of the great movement to discover how disease can.be prevented as well as cured.\u201cThrough painstaking research in numerous medical centres in many countries, it is now possible to prevent a number of diseases.For Canadians these are smallpox, diptheria, whooping cough, tetanus, poliomyelitis, measles and, to some In the past several years, he has lived in St.Hilaire, P.G,, where he was stationed at the local air base.In This Weeks On Sept.2, he moved to Winnipeg where he took over as commander of the RCAF station there.The only other member of the RCAF in the Battle still in active service is Air Vice Marshal Edwin - Michael Reyno, 48, of Halifax.He is now deputy chief of personnel, Canadian Forces Headquarters.For the RCAF, the Battle of Britain had special significance.It was the force's baptism of © Star Night e Lone Wolf EXAMINER e Tahiti's Bomb , 9 -\u2014 NN Liberals fo hold meeting soon extent, tuberculosis.\u201cSafe immunizing agents have been produced in amounts to meet the needs of every Canadian child.Health clinics and family doctors are standing waiting to administer these agents.\u201cThe Health League of Canada in essence is reminding us all that every case of poliomyelitis, for example, is a national disgrace.To see that children are made and kept immune to these diseases is the personal responsibility of every parent.\u201d A Liberal Nominating Convention will be held Thursday.Sept.30, in Victoria Hall at 8 p.m.it was announced yesterday.Guest speakers at the convention will be Mitchell Sharp, Minister of Trade and Commerce and Gerard Pelletier, new Liberal Party member, Fire dept.launches | drawing contest for fire prevention week The City of Westmount Fire Department announces a colour drawing contest for Fire Prevention Week of October 9th, 1965.Prizes will be given to those submit- in e best entries.* ti 8 th measuring not less than 814 x RULES 11 Inches.The drawings should Children must be between the deal with Fire Prevention and ages of 5 and 12 years old andthe winners will be sclected must attend school in the City [for originality and artistic of Westmount or be members value.of an organized group such as Boy Scouts, Cubs, Girl Guides, Unity Boys Club, etc.operating in the City of Westmount.Drawings may be in pencil, ink, crayon or water colors and may be on paper or cardboard All entries must be signed giving full name, address, age and name of school or organized group to which the child belongs.All entries should be mailed (Continued en page 3) NOW IS THE TIME To Arrange For Winter Awning Storage Memberships at Unity set at 134\u2014more wanted Of the one hundred and thirty four members now registered at Unity Boys\u2019 Club only five are new members.The others have renewed their membership in many cases having been members for a period of ten consecutive years.Incidentally, boys and girls ranging in age from six to sixteen residing in Westmount or St.Henry are eligible to join the Boys\u2019 Club at a nominal fee - A UN PI O AwNING SERVICE will dismantle your awnings, individually wrap, store, repair if necessary and re-install them next Spring.If new coverings are ordered now for winter production, no charge is made for storage.T2 Tel: 932-1491 J.ROMISH .Ladies\u2019 & Men's CUSTOM TAILOR Specializing in clothes made The Westmount Examiner, Friday, September 24, 1965 \u2014 2 \u2014anpro CANVAS PRODUCTS INC.4270 St.James St.West, Montreal 30 1 NORTHWAY DRIVE-IN THEATRE JUNCTION 862 OF CAR 7 J À NORTHWAY qi AND CAPACITY QU) ROUTE 11 CHAMPLAIN, N.Y.Fri.-Sat.-Sun.Sept.24-25-26 Mo momar ron rum = Show Starts at 7:30 open only Fri.Sat, Sun.Admission: Adults .90 MAIN FEATURE REPEATED Children under 12 FREE and will be most welcome.Charlie Joyner, who was added to the part-time staff last summer, resumes his service in the capacity of woodwork instructor on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings and will also conduct a general repair program on Saturday afternoons.TALENT PARADE: Auditions and rehearsals of the Unity Boys' Club Talent Parade will be conducted on Tuesday evening.The first Variety Show of the current season is scheduled for the St.Anne\u2019s Hospital next month.Confirmation has been received this week from Rotary International District 779 for a presentation of the Variety Show at Rockland Maine next May 20th.Musical Director Fred Johnson returns for the sixth straight year of Volunteer Service at WOODWORK: + the Club and Luana Amirault commences her fifth year of volunteer work for the same troupe.CLUB CLOSING: The facilities of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club will be closed to members on Thursday, Sept.30th, Friday, October 1st and Saturday, October 2nd to enable the staff to participate in the Boys\u2019 Clubs Professional Association \u201cAlouette Chapter\u201d Workshop to be held at the Martinique Motel Inn on these dates.RED FEATHER UNITED SERVICES CAMPAIGN: The Unity Boys Club is supported by funds from the United Red Feather United appeal which benefits Club mem- the Red Feather Campaign.bers and the community at large, We urge you to support $742,548 As the second day of the Red Feather reports collected 1965 Red Feather campaign to measure from best materials.Also all kinds of tailoring including remodelling of Suits, Coats, Furs and Dresses.1215 Greene Avenue Suite 3 Phone: 932-0696 got under way donations of $742,548 or 29.1% of the $2,550,000 objective was announced.Money is being collected on behalf of the 34 Red Feather agencies.It represents the minimum amount needed by public subscription to maintain their work in the next 12 months.f The public subscription phase of the campaign got under way officially Sept.20 with greetings being given by Mayor Jean Drapeau of the City of Mont- \u2014_\u2014\u2014 by Red Feather in the community.This is now the time when we can express our thanks for the work being done.I urge all rn \u201cyour PLUMBING PLUMBING SERVICE Expert service is our most important asset.When you need plumbing or heating service in a hurry, call us.WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LTD.R.Leblanc \u2014 R.Guitard 206 Olivier Ave.Westmount WE.5-1189 24 HOUR SERVICE real who said: \u201cWe all appre- citizens of goodwill to support ciate the valued service given |the 1965 Red Feather campaign > and to the campaign workers good canvassing.\u201d USE OUR CLASSIFIEDS SEE THE Ÿ EXCLUSIVE ON CABLE TV CHANNEL 9 STARTING OCTOBER 9.1965 McGill vs.Queens e Oo Visit McGILL \u201c\"REDMEN\u201d At noon on the 20th the Rea| THE C Feather flag was raised above ° Place Ville Marie, being given a musical salute by some mem- FOOTBALL GAMES bers of the bank of the Black MONTREAL Watch of Canada- : \"LIVE\" Student Blitz Several hundred students PAPERBACK from Loyola and Marianopolis * \u2018 Colleges helped launch the campaign Monday night by conducting a blitz in various parts of The West End's western Montreal.Largest Stock of Paperback Books Fire Dept.(Continued from page 1) | or delivered to the Westmount Fire Department, 19 Stanton Street, Westmount 6, Quebec and the word \u201cContest\u201d marked on the envelope, Entries should be post marked no later than October 1st, 1965.Winners will be announced in the Westmount Examiner in the issue of October 8th, 1965.Prizes will be awarded to the winners at a \u2018time and place to be announced later, Entries will be judged in four age groups 5 and 6 year old, 7 and 8 years, 9 and 10 years and 11 and 12 years.Books dealing with Fire Prevention will be available at the Westmount Library and pamphlets and Fire Prevention literature will be available both at the Library and Fire Department Headquarters.The winning entries will be displayed in the Westmount Library during Fire Prevention Near Girouard Week October 3rd to October \u2018 9th, 1965, The judges\u2019 decision Phone : 489-1014 will be final and entries can 7 not be returned, \u201c In the comfort of your living room (or the den or bedroom \u2014 wherever you keep your TV set), brought to you in co-operation with McGill TV.Featuring Paul Peterson and Bill Bewley.HOURS: 8:15 am.te 7 pm.Mon.- Tues.- Wed.- Set, 8.35 em to 10 p.m.Thursday end Friday 5455 SHERBROOKE W. ae J JU NEED A (AB! UN.6-4551 VETERAN TAXI ASS'N.Vol.XXXII, No.38 Star Night set gazers wanted Rain or not, amateur astronomers will hold their annual \u201cStar Night.\" Thursday Sept.30 at 7:00 p.m., it was announced this week, Activities take place in Westmount Park near the corner of Western and Melville or, in case of rain at the nearby Artificial Ice Rink.The program is presented by the Montreal Centre of the Royal Astronomical Society.Master of Ceremonies will be W.A.Warren, president of the Montreal Centre.In the programme will be an illustrated talk by Donald D.Davies on the \u2018\u2018Wonders of the Autumn Sky.\" along with a two part film on the \u2018Earth and Sky.\u2019 A question and answer period will be conducted by Dr.T.F.Morris and a final illustrated talk on \u2018\u2018Canopus, Guide to Mars.\u2019 will be given by Bryan Rawlings.THE MOON No observation program would be complete without the Earth\u2019s own satellite, for no photographs of the Moon, not even those taken by Ranger VII.convey the same impression as a \u2018live show.\u201d Look at the Moon through several telescopes, for some will show the whole image while others, using higher magnification, will bring individual craters up close.SATURN AND JUPITER Twice during Saturn\u2019s revolution period of 29'z years its beautiful ring system appears to open out widest; then the rings slowly close until, midway between maxima, they are presented edgewise to the earth and be- come invisible, The rings are now closing in but still very lovely to behold.Jupiter is a fine object for a telescope, for many details of its cloud belts are visible and its four largest satellites, lo, Europa.Ganymede and Callisto, are a source of continual interest as the revolve around the planet.Only three are visible during the carly part of this evening but Io will reappear from behind the planet's disk at 10.53 E.D.T.DOUBLE STARS Many of the stars thal appear as single to the unaided eye are actually double stars, binary systems revolving about a common centre of gravity, When the components are of a different spectral classes, they present a pleasing color contrast.Note the colors of Albireo and its companion.Mizar and Alcor, the! § optical pair in the handle of the Big Dipper, are both binaries which can be resolved with a small telescope, OPEN STAR CLUSTERS Throughout our galaxy are many irregular aggregations of stars referred to as open clusters.Three have been selected for this evening\u2019s program \u2014 the Pleiades.a familiar group visible to the unaided eye but unbelievably lovely through a small telescope; the Double Cluster in Perseus, considered the most beautiful cluster in northern latitudes; and a less familiar but lovely cluster.M39 in Cygnus.(Continued on page 19) CALL ARTHUR BUYING OR SELLING ?10 AGENTS TO SERVE YOU 484-8433 Eves.: 481 - 1501 \u2018Licensed & Bonded Real Estate Brokers\u2018 ALL MERCHANDISE REDUCED 10% TO 50% AT Furniture, Rugs and Accessories 1329 Greene Ave., Westmount 932-5605 WESTMOUNT'S BEST: Appearing closing of the Doubles Competition held at the Mount Royal Rink this week are the eight best lawn bowlers on the Westmount Women's Club.The competition involved five different clubs and although Westmount failed to win, all agree 5 Jewish Blue Box Cavalcade set Beno Lowi, Chairman of In- criptions and Blue Box Committee Montreal Jewish National Fund, announces the third JNF Blue Box Cavalcade Collection, to take place on Sunday morning.October 3.1965.when volunteer youth from organizations, schools.and congregations in the city will cover thousands of homes in order to empty Blue Boxes.In addition to the personal identification with Israel that this cffort involves, these youngsters will also be eligible for a round trip to Israel sponsored by the Jew- \"ish National Fund, which will be | awarded on the afternoon of the | collection, October 3rd.It is hoped that box-holders will co-operate with the young boys and girls who will be calling on them.The box-holders will also be eligible for a round trip to | Israel if his box contains $5.00 ,or more.i Setting an example, is the , Congregational Beth El, whose Brotherhood has volunteered to provide transportation wherever necessary.and whose Rabbi, President.School Principal, and various officers have offered their full co-operation, as in previous Blue Box Cavalcades.This third collection will be concentrated in the Westmount area, Ville St.Laurent, Town of Mount Royal, Val Royal and Cote St, Luc area.bere at the WE.3-4046 ESTABLISHED WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmakers OHMAN\u2019S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.1899 PAGE THRÉE they put on a good show.Pictured are: Mrs.C.Pyke, Mrs.G.Knox, Mrs, L.Wheatley in the front row and at the back are: Mrs.D.Moore, Mrs.M.Reid, Mrs.I.Guilboard, Mrs.G.Hodges and Mrs, R.G.Defries.When you see me \u2014 don't think of Life Insurance Life Insurance \u2014 But when you think of see me! RICHARD S.GORDON UNIT MANAGER \u2014 Mansfield Branch, Sun Life Bidg., Suite 156 Telephone \u2014 Office: UN.6-6411 - Res.: 482-7716 SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA WHETHER BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE IN WESTMOUNT TALK TO ROYAL TRUST It Is In YOUR Best Interest 849-4741 630 Dorchester Bivd., West The Westmount Examiner, Friday, September 24, 1965 \u2014 4 THE WESTMOUNT Examiner HUGH R, MOUNT, General Manager Printed and Published Every Friday by MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7005 Kiidare Rood, Montreal 29 John W.Sancton President and Publisher Hugh E.McCormick Chairman Editorial \u2014 Accounting \u2014 Circulation Display 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 The Examiner aims to be an independent, clean newspaper fer the home, devoted to public servise.$1.20 half year.Five cents a copy.Newspapers Association, Quebey Newspapers Mail subscriptions: $2.50 per years Member of the Canadian Weekly Association, Canadian Community Newspapers Representatives.Authorized as Second Class Mail by the Post Office Department, Ottaws and for payment of Dostage in cash.We Say * À quiet election thanks to Tories HANKS to the Tories, it continues to be a quiet clection campaign, so far, in Westmount.And at the rate they are going, there will be hardly any contest at all.The local Progressive Conservatives show no signs of life as yet another week toward Nov.8 polling day passes by.The Liberals may be excused for taking their time getting to a nominating convention.For after all Mr.Drury, incumbent and cabinet minister, is their obvious choice.Even so, they've now said they'll meet next Thursday to name their man, But something's gohe wrong in the Tory camp.Perhaps Mr.Pearson\u2019s election writ caught them in disarray.There's not $0 much as a good rumor of their intentions.This is not good strategy.It is bad political gamesmanship not to expose your hopeful to the electorate for as long as possible.The NDP\u2019s Geoffrey Adams was named months ago.Tory faithful and non- faithful alike can be forgiven for suspecting that Westmount is being kept open by national party chiefs for a possible Hess- like figure to jump into the fray.Or behind the scene \u201cpre-nomination nominating\u201d is going on.In either case, it is bad democracy.Choosing the people for or against whom we shall vote is too serious a business to be left to professional politicians and or party hacks.The local P.C.organization should, without further dilly-dally, call a regular, open, unrigged nominating convention.Let\u2019s see who Westmount Tories have got to offer.Sabbath is sacred, for a new reason OLKS in the Olivier avenue area have deep sympathy from the rest of us.Weekday construction noise is bad enough, but is the price of progress.Sunday is something else.Sunday used to be \u2014 and for some, still is \u2014 sacred because it is the Sabbath.One wonders if the police had lingering feeling this way, too, thus gave permission for the moving a big crane at a very early hour so that the operation would not be seen by the more devout citizens by the time they were on their way to church.Whatever, someone goofed.In this day and age there is something else very nearly as sacred to the modern urban dweller: his Sunday morning sleep-in.YOU SAY Battle of bosoms has an echo here Editor: 1 chuckled silently this summer when officials of the Westmount Municipal Swimming Pool found themselves involved in an argument about the brevity of a bikini.One might just as well try and answer the old question about \u201chow long is a piece of string?\u201d To come to the point, however, I now sec by the public prints that the British Commonwealth Arts Festival has decided to defy a Government order and present the Sierra Leone dancers naked from the waist up.Bully for them.Can you imagine anything more ridiculous than trying to present African girls in a native dance, but making them add brasieres?This kind of blind officialdom is akin to the society that advocates clothing for dogs in public for reasons of morality.Bon Vivante { 25 years ago Sept.26, 1940 in the Examiner By CLARE COLLIER Pat Christie: Flying Officer \u201cPat\u201d Christie, awarded the DFC in August, has now been promoted to the rank of flight lieutenant, jt was learned here yesterday.Christie, the son of Prof and Mrs.C.V.Christie of West- mount is now on leave in England recovering from a leg wound received in action only three days after he received the coveted award.D.J.M.Darling Dies: West- mount lost one of its first and oldest residents last Saturday when David J.M.Darling died at his home, 4282 Dorchester St, West, after a brief illness in his 87th year.A native of Montreal, Mr, Darling moved to Westmount when he Was a young man.He was president of Darling and Brady Ltd., but retired from business 20 years ago, after succeeding his father who founded the firm.Ladies\u2019 Committee Will Conduct Sale: The Ladies\u2019 Committee of the Royal Montreal Regiment, will hold their semi-an- nual rummage sale on Saturday, October 5, at 2 o\u2019clock, in the Westmount Armoury, St.Catherine street west, Proceeds go to provide comforts for the men of the regiment.Mrs, J.H.Richardson, 457 Mount Stephen avenue, is convener.Contributions of cast - off clothing, books, furniture, toys, etc., will be called for on notification to Mrs.J.H.Richardson, 457 Mount Stephen Avenue, Mrs, W.T.Trenholme, 150 Brock Avenue, Montreal West, or Mrs.C.B.Price, 64 Forden Crescent.Henry Minto Mackay appointment Henry Minto, BEd, has been appointed fo the staff of the Mackay Centre for Deaf and Crippled Children, it was announced this week by A.H.Mar- den, president.Mr.Minto was born and educated in Northern Ireland.He holds a teaching certificate from Stranmillis Training College, Northern Ireland, as well as a certificate for Teacher of the Deaf from Victoria University, Manchester, England, and a Bachelor's Degree in Education from the University of British Columbia.He taught two years in the Ulster School for the Deaf, Belfast.before coming to Canada in 1955.He spent seven years teaching at the Jericho Hill School in Vancouver, B.C.and two years in the Alhambra City schools, California, and prior to coming fo Montreal was assistant principal at the Interprovin- cial School for the Deaf in Am- herst, N.S.Biographi cal nofes on Drury and Adams The Honourable C.M., Drury, P.C.,, C.B.E,, D.S.0.,| Q.C., M.P., Minister of Industry, was born on May 7, 1912, at Westmount, Quebec.He was educated at Bishop\u2019s College School, Lennoxville; the Royal Military College, McGill University and the Sorbonne.C M.DRURY First elected to the House of Commons for the constituency of St.Antoine - Westmount in 1962, Mr.Drury was re-elected in the April 8, 1963 election and appointed Minister of Defence Production on April 22, 1963.He was appointed as the first Minister of Industry on July 25 of the same year.Mr.Drury is Chairman of the Privy Council Committee on Scientific and Industrial Research, and, as such, he is respsonsible to Parliament for the National Research Council and Atomic Energy of Canada Limited.He is also responsible to Parliament for Polymer Corporation Limited, among other crown corporations and agencies.Mr.Drury served overseas with the Canadian army in the Second World War and attained the rank of Brigadier.He was Chief of the UNNRA Mission to Warsaw, Poland, from 1945 to 1947, and was associated with the Economic Division, Department of External Affairs from 1947 to 1949.From 1949 to 1955, he served as Deputy Minister, Department of National Defence.He is a former President of the United Nations Association in Canada and was President of the Montreal Board of Trade 1961-62, as well as President of the Canadian Centenary Council and Chairman of the Montreal Branch of the Canadian Institute of International Affairs.He also served as a member of the Northwest Territories Council.Immediately prior to his appointment to the Cabinet, he was President of Avis Transport of Canada Limited and President of Needco Frigistors Limited.Mr.Drury is married to the former Jane Ferrier Counsell of Hamilton, Ontario, and has four children; Diana, Leith, Victor Montague and Charles Gibbons.Geoffrey Adams, the NDP candidate for St.Antoine-Westmount, was born in Toronto in 1926.He studied at the University in 1947 he and of Toronto where, received his B.A.his M.Ain 1947 G.Adams He furthered his studies at the University of Chicago where after two years of research in France and a thesis based on the struggle of the French Protestants for Civil Rights 1750-1789, he received his Ph.D.His teaching career is a wide one, beginning in France where he taught in two French lycees, at Lyon and St.Cloud.From 1953-1960 he taught at Waterloo College, University of (Continued on page 5) DON'T DRIVE AROUND \"EM! Sad but true picture.This sad driver has ignored the advance railroad warning sign and is driving around the gate put there at great cost to keep bim alive.Red lights are flashing\u2014warning bells ringing.He saw a standing train down the line, but not the 90 MPH express on that hit him.In a hurry, he died the other track in a hurry.Know ond Obey the Signs of Life\u2014They Protect YOU! QUEBEC MOTOR LEAGUE ROVINC POLITICAL NOTES \u2014 The nominating convention to choose a Conservative candidate for St.Antoine-Westmount is now tentatively scheduled for Oct.9th at Victoria Hall.Rumor has it that George Hees was asked to consider running for the local seat but eventually chose Northumberland in Ontario.The Liberal convention will definitely take place in Vic Hall on Thursday.Sept.30th.This should be a shoo-in for C.M.\u201cBud\u201d Drury.Evidently some Westmounters interested in becoming M.Ps.prefer to go west.Richard Lord, who served a term as president of the Westmount High School Old Boys\u2019 Association, has been asked to stand for nomination as Liberal candidate for N.D.G.and now Egan Chambers of Kensington Ave., makes known his intention to try for the P.C.nomination in that same riding.He first contested the local seal against D.C.Abbott in 1953.Westmounter Richard M, Ross has been named deputy emergency measures co-ordinator for the Department of Transport.# * + The Westmount Gifts Shop on Greene Ave., formerly Three East Traders and now operated by D.MacWilliams, has a fine selection of imported Christmas cards for people who like to be choosy.* *% *% City Manager Norm Dawe prob- ably happy that the International City Managers\u2019 Convention has come to an end and he can get some well-deserved rest.Mr.Dawe is serving a two-year term as representative of council-man- ager cities outside the U.S.He is one of the regional vice-presi- dents of the association.* * Lu Fred Crooks, chemist extraordinary at Macy's, gave his wife a break this summer and took her on holidays to Wildwood, N.J.ip- stead of spending the time at his estate in the Laurentians.% * La Ron Watt of the Westmount \u2018\u2018Y\u2019 back from a trailer vacation in the Maritimes.Was particularly impressed with the Annapolis Valley and the city of Fredericton, * ¥ La The big blue barrier looks beautiful but there is still no noticeable activity going on behind the fence at the Westmount Centre project.Elm Ave.is completely cut off below Western and even on Wood, a considerable length of the sidewalk is closed in.How come ?Torrent-Alexander duo in Hammond recital Famous stage, radio, TV and recording artists Shay Torrent and Axel Alexander will be featured in a continuous Hammond organ recital to be presented Saturday, October 2, between 2 and 10 p.mon the occasion of the opening of Hammond Organ Studios of Montreal Inc.6094 Sherbrooke Street West, opposite the Kent Theatre in N.D.G.Admission is free and refreshments will be served.The Torrent-Alexander Duo has been touring the U.S.and Canada for the past four years, offering organ music at its best and in a wide variety of selections.The artists have appeared on dozens of TV and radio stations, including all the networks.They have performed twice in Town Hall, New York City.at the Will Rogers Memorial Auditorium in Fort Worth, Texas, at the Palais Montcalm in Quebec City, and before f of garbage cans You're sick Our food disposers Will do the trick, JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 A LU Nm SA A A A 70,000 people at Soldier's Field in Chicago for the Tribune Music Festival.Shay Torrent, a native of Oklahoma, is Bachelor of Music (1941) University of Wichita, Kansas, and was bandmaster, Army Air Force, for 3'4 years.Axel Alexander, a graduate of the University of Breslau (Wroclaw) was organist, chief arranger and composer for a radio sta- |: tion in Hamburg and established the first TV station in that city |; before coming to the U.S.A,,}; where he has worked as a music teacher, composer, arranger and entertainer.He has appeared as guest artist on the Lawrence Welk TV show.Music lovers are also invited to visit the studio on Monday, October 4, between 10 a.m.and 10 p.m.to tour the store and music school, look at the full range of Hammond organs on display, and |i listen to musicians playing them.\u2018à MR.PER SVENSSON who has been oppointed manager of (he E.Sorenson furniture store at 1329 Greene avenue.Westmount High School news shorts By JEFFREY GODIN A custom of Westmount High School, which was started last year and is being continued, is RADIO EQUIPPED DAY & NIGHT SERVICE LANSDOWNE TAXI REG'D.18 Glodstone \u2014 Westmount 933-8484 SPECIAL & HOURLY RATES \u2014 OUT OF TOWN TRIPS CHRISTENINGS \u2014 WEDDINGS \u2014 FUNERALS \u2014 AIRPORT Operated by E.Gallagher the Prefect Assembly.These assemblies are so called because they are run b ythe boys and girls who have been elected by their teachers as prefeets and whose job it is to kecp discipline in the school.They are held for 15 minutes before classes, three times a week.Each assembly is held in a different grade.Students go directly from the meeting to their first class.This Monday, students in grades 8-9 will have their assembly, Tuesday will be grade 7's assembly and on Wednesday.grades 10 and 11 will meet.These assemblies are used to acquaint the students with the! school activities, * ¥ * Yesterday the Student Council held a meeting for the junior grade, 7-8-9 and another meeting ; took place today for the senior students of grades 10-11.The purpose of the mecting was to re-incroduce the Students Council Members to the students and inform them of their fune- | tions.All members were elected last year by the student body.¥ + * A football game betwcen West- mount High and Proctor Academy | will be held on Oet.23.Proctor is located in Andover.New Hamp- | shire.This is the continuation of | a series which was stopped in | 1961.Hopes are that a dance will be connected with the game.More details will come later.(Continued from page 4) Western Ontario and in 1960- 1961 he taught at Elmira College, New York State.In 1962 he went to the Atlantic Division of the University of Maryland at Goose Bay, Labrador and Thule, Greenland.In 1962 he joined the History staff at Loyola College and in 1963, he became Chairman of the Department of History.He was president of the Faculty Association at Loyola College in 1963-64.Biographical .| You'll never run out of HOT WATER like this or this if you Buy or Rent a =n FARQUHAR ROBERTSON = OIL FIRED WATER HEATER Heats water 4 to 15 times faster and at far less cost than heaters using other fuels.There's a model to meet all requirements: homes, apartment buildings, hotels, motels, restaurants, laundromats, factories, swimming pools, etc., etc.GLASS LINED From 30 to 85 gallons storage capacl- ties, including the LO-BOY model.only 41\u201d high.C.S.A.Approved Please phone or write for full details FARQUHAR ROBERTSON LIMITED 5250 WESTERN AVE, PHONE: 481-0371 Now in your neighbourhood LAMBERT ROOFING our new office and shop 39 NORTHVIEW, MONTREAL WEST PHONE 484-0646 Roofing and complete Sheet Metal Shop POR aga ! EAVESTROUGHING - \u201cee.es Nr Fe x CHIMNEY REPAIRS Use Examiner Classifieds \\ ; | 5961 \u2018$2 43quiaidag \u2018Aopuy \u2018souiwaox3 sunouusam BY) \u2014 ç \u2014 ra = EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY =a 3 Badminton club The City of Westmount Recreation Department Badminton Club will commence activities on Wednesday, October 6th and subsequent Wednesdays through to April 1966, at the Westmount Park Schoo) Gymnasium, This group was formed for adult residents of Westmount interested in learning how to play badmintdn, but is not restricted to beginners.Anyone interested in participating is requested to register with ling news flash! Westmount RUGGER CLUB by Art Blondin Stop the presses for a start- They [finally ALLL 000000000000000 MAHI 11-3 count.By contrast to previous games, this was a rather dull affair, and Westmount has played better rugby even while losing.But I'm not knocking them, they deserved th: win.On the same day, the Intermediate team lost to Montreal Irish Intermediates 12-3, in a scrappy, fast-moving game.coming up tomorrow.The Seniors will travel to St.Chrystosome to take on the Wanderers.The boys will have their hanuds full against a very strong club that is loaded with A busy weekend, and another WEST END SCHOOL OF ART Registration for fall classes Children 4-16 Years 5686 Monkland 484-4277 CALL ; x ._ did it.Yes you guessed il, West- pt ine gp pa ment Of mount Rugger Club have broken _ - .a perfect record and are riding ~ high on the crest of a one game winning streak.And after five straight losses, this is quite a players from the U.K.At West- mount Park, the Intermediate \u201cAll-Canadians\u201d will take on the Barbarian Intermediates, starting at 2 o'clock.This promises STAGE \u2014 RADIO The Westmount Examiner, Friday, September 24, 1965 \u2014 6 FRANCES GOLTMAN Pianist, Lic.Mus.First Medallist, McGill University Pupils Successful in Highest Exams.RECITALS Beginners and Advanced 5506 N.D.G.Avenue HU.4-6424 morale booster.ed off the visiting Ottawa Irish on Salurday afternoon by an The Blue and Whites knock- DRAMATIC ART LA POUDRIERE APPRENTICES TRAINING & PRACTICE FOR THE THEATRE Adults Teenagers Juniors Call 844-0092 The Evans Sisters School DANCE and MUSIC ® Ballet ® Toe ® Tap ® Acrobatic Royal Academy of Dancing Syllabus Taught For Information, call WE.7-4707 4845 Sherbrooke St.West corner Victoria Ave.\"School of Art and Design MONTREAL MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS 4 + Day and Evening Courses PAINTING - DRAWING BASIC DESIGN MODELLING & SCULPTURE COMMERCIAL ART GRAPHIC ARTS ILLUSTRATION TEXTILE DESIGN PART TIME CLASSES CHILDREN'S CLASSES JUNIOR COURSE NON-PROFESSIONAL PAINTING CLASSES FOR BEGINNERS TEACHER TRAINING IN ART TEACHING opens OCT.4th Write or Phone for SYLLABUS REGISTRATION OFFICE 3430 Ontario Avenue Phone: VI.2.7896 ENROLL NOW Bb Principal \u2014 Arthur Lismer, R.C.A., LL D.to be an exciting game, so if you're down that way tomorrow why not stop off and have a look-see.Our playing membership is on ithe upswing, and, although both teams lack experience, the future looks bright, With an Intermediate team in full swing, we now have a stepping-stone with which to build a stronger Senior club.And this system is indispensable to a successful Rugger Club.St.Leo\u2019s News Shorts Last Monday the recent graduates were welcomed with a brief enjoyable evening.During the gathering a summary of the \u201865 expenditures reviewed, as much had been spent to cnable scholarships.An interesting talk was given by Mrs.Willis on Expo \u201867 gave those present an expanded knowledge of the vast project, Towards the end sherry and food were served.It was truly a delightful evening for those concerned.GRADUATION EXERCISES: Graduates will receive their diplomas Sunday afternoon, Bishop Whelan will be in attendance distributing the diplomas and prizes.The best of |luck to those receiving them on Sunday, 3 o'clock.LECTURES ON DEBATING: Lectures will be held at St.Leo\u2019s School on Debating sponsored by the Hotary Club every Friday evening for the next 10 weeks.There has always been a keen interest in this needy subject.Not enough stress is put to the fact that to be able to speak well and hold the listeners interest will be a great asset later in life.TOUCH FOOTBALL Touch football started Wednesday and another game is scheduled this aftermoon at 3:45 TELEVISION! SPEECH ond SELF IMPROVEMENT FIVE STUDIOS CHILDREN'S THEATRE DOROTHY DAVIS \u2014 VIOLET WALTERS 484-6620 Westmount Park.! NEW COMMERCIAL CLASS | A new class is being held at St.Leo\u2019s.It is strictly a commercial course open to all boys : |and girls on the French side.A \u2018 few brave girls are attending | these classes.Probably a step towards co-education of the two Wein \\evèson STUDIOS CLASSICAL BALLET [S.T,D.\u2018Cecchetti Branch) \"\"Movement-Music'\u2019 classes for young children Auditions now being arranged for foll term STUDIO 1545 Decelles, St.Laurent Brochure upon request 744-0354 ART CLASSES Commencing shortly under BEA ALAN 2166 Addington Avenue Beginners given special attention.St.Georges School of Montreal Inc.French for Beginners using ST.CLOUD METHOD Class limited to 12 children, 8 and 9 years old Mondays and Thursdays, 4 to 5 p.m.for 20 weeks For information, apply to the Secretary ST.GEORGES SCHOOL OF MONTREAL INC.3100 THE BOULEVARD 937-9289 À nv nu ï oh _ (0er come son se \u20ac (schools.Parlez-vous Francais?Spedo 8 Mille > STUDIOS Here is an opportunity for you to acquire a working knowledge of French, without studying grammar and Ballet Tap without using a book \u2014 the way you began to speak Posture Correction your mother tongue.Speech Poise J.N.Cayouette, specialist in conversational French, Fashion Show invites you to a free demonstration lesson.Kindly Modeling Charm telephone for an appointment before 7 p.m.TOTS TEENS ADULTS 3410 Rosedale Telephone : 486 - 4555 ; ° Corner Sherbrooke 484-3717 9 mms Westmount's Mae McKay - Lone wolf administrator of $6 million project \u201ct's not usual in our set-up,\u201d Or.H.G.Tuttle of the Department of Pensions commented dryly.\u201cto have a woman in charge of a program involving millions of dollars.\u201d It is not usual, either, to find a woman like Mrs.Gordon McKay, 4694 Grosvenor avenue, the sparkplug behind United Church care for the elderly in Montreal, who was once described by a hard-headed businessman as \u201cthe best darn administrator in all of Montreal.\u201d The church just opened the latest concrete evidence of her energy, ability, and dedication, and of the generosity of the late J.W.McConnell, who gave close to $6,000,000 to the work she di-, rected: a 14-storey, 144 bed addition to the Griffith-McConnell Home.Woman of many talents Mae McKay is a woman who can shop for land for a million dollar building as matter-of-factly as she might shop for a hat; who can negotiate with town councils and planning commissions; who can make money raising speeches every week and control a public meeting with an unruly and hostile crowd.and who can steer a l4-storev building to completion from checking the first blueprint to ordering the last bathmat.But she is also a woman who takes pride in always having done her own house-keeping and cooking, although her husband was a business executive; who wielded both paint brush and scrub brush to prepare some of the old folks homes for their guests: who shopped for the homes in the public market to get the best buys; who is a little nervous about having her picture taken, and doesn't dare drive a car.When exhausted by days of committee meetings and business conferences, she goes home and cleans house.On all home boards The story of Mae McKay is Ernest A.Lourain Mr.Laurain has been named general chairman of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital of Montreal subscription campaign, which runs from October 4 to 18 and seeks $150,000.Mr.Laurain has been an active worker for the hospital for many years and is past-president of the Solar Club of the hospital.WORKING MAN Ezzard Charles, former heavyweight champion.is now in a $100-a-week job in Chicago.\u2018I have no debts and I also have none of the more than $1-million I made as a fighter,\u201d he says.\u201cI made a lot of investments \u2014 a restaurant, a bar, a night club really the story of senior citizen work in Montreal, In on the job, as an official put it, \u2018from the first snceze,\u201d she has been board chairman of every one of the church homes for the elderly in Montreal.Until a year ago, she was, as well, full-time, five-day -a-week administrator of the Griffth- McConnell Home, responsible for 164 guests and a staff of 34.\u201cShe has done a monumental piece of work.Our church owes her a great debt of gratitude.\u201d says the Rev.Callum Thompson of Westmount Park.Mae (the duchess: McKay, \u2018Westmount standings TERMITE Falcons 2 2004 Gophers : 2110 2 Leopards 20200 MOSQUITO Argos 31 0 2 4 Rough Riders 3 111 3 Alouettes 31 L113 Tiger Cats 301 2 2 EIGHT MAN TACKLE Brones 2 2004 Huskies 2200 Bulls 20200 Mules 2020 started in 1930 as a secretary to what was then the Bethany home for unmarried mothers.But needs changed; unmarried mothers moved out of the home and old folks moved in; and Mrs.McKay was into senior citizen work.It was a challenge that brought out her keen business sense and tremendous efficiency in organization and administration.Started from scratch \u201cShe started from scraleh: she studied the needs of aged people, investigated what was being done in other arcas, and then with faith and courage went forward, and it was uphill all the way.\" says her minister, Dr.D.M.Grant of ill-fated St.Andrew's.Some men resented Mrs.Mec- Kay\u2019s influence and authority.She knows it, and her face clouds when she talks about it.She has enough initiative for six or seven.A $1 million shock Mr.McConnell's interest in the work Mrs, McKay directed began when he helped with the purchase of the Dun-Edin home.As its chairman, she kept him informed about plans for expansion.One day she received a telephone call from his secretary.Mary 4 Clarke, who advised her to sit down to receive a shock.Mr.Me- 0 Connell was giving $1 million to build à new home for 100 eld.rly people.\u2018At first 1 almost turned handsprings,\u201d\u2019 she says, \u201cbut I had no idea.then, how difficult it can be to keep within a budget of even $1 miliion This gift built the Cirst anit of the Griffith-McConnell home (Griffith was Mrs.MeConnell\u2019s maiden name).As the work progressed Mr.McConnell.and his wife became as deeply interested as Mrs.MeKay.He later gave the money for two additions, for a 35-bed infirmary \u2014 the first to be connected with a United Church home for the elderly \u2014 because, as he said, \"we'd better see some of these people to the end of the road.\u201d and finally, shortly before he died iu 1963, he approved the plans for the 14-storey addition which now makes it possible iv accommo- date 308 clderly folk.For the present, at least, that should meet \u201cHer secret is purpose,\u201d said St.Andrew's Dr.Grant, and he added, \u2018\u2019of course the need.she\u2019s Scottish.\u201d singlencss of Reco done FM Radios, Transistor Radios, Tape Recorders, Speakers, Tapes, etc.1407 PEEL STREET 288-3311 (Corner St.Catherine) Expert Repairs for your Tape rders & Radios, etc.Work on our premises.SALE SALE AT = Furniture, Rugs and Accessories 1329 Greene Ave, Westmount * and so forth \u2014 that went sour.\u201d Liberal Nominating Convention St.Antoine \u2014 Westmount VICTORIA HALL Sherbrooke at Lansdowne WESTMOUNT * * Guest Speakers : Hon.Mitchell Sharp, Minister of Trade and Commerce Gerard Pelletier Provisional Committee for St, Antoine-Westmount Federal Liberal Association 8 P.M.THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th, 1965 S96l \u2018bZ Jaquiaidag \u2018Aopisg \u2018souiwox3 Junowisam ayy =~ ç The Westmount Examiner, Friday.September 24, 1965 \u2014 8 Educational aids stock shelves at our library The Library has recently added the following per- jodicals on microfilm to its holdings, Current History, 1945-1957.Foreign Affairs, 1957; Saturday Review, 195 These back issues may be Reader in the Library.Some recent additions to the Reference collection are Burke's Landed Gentry - 18th edition, this first volume of the three projected bouk, re- ones, is a wholly new flectmg the immense changes, social, economic and political, since the first edition was pub.Hsher in 1836-37.Accounts of over 600 distinguished families of Eng- jand, Scotland and Wales, with biographies of 10,000 about 500 armorial introductory articles of special mterest and an index of families.Sir Charles James Jackson's English goldsmiths and their marks: a history of the goldsmiths and plate workers of Eng- Jund.Scotland and Ireland, 2nd edition, revised and has now been reprinted from the 1921 edition which has been bring- ; members: illustrations, enlarged, ! 1927-1957; Nation, 1947.1-1957 and Time, 1923-1957.consulted on the Microfilm of Mathematics is a new, complete and compact encyclopedia of mathematics from the elementary high school level through college calculus.It does an extremely good job of elementary definition and explanation, so that (he student or the know.legeable layman can follow it easily.The book is also useful as quick reference for forgotten concepts or definitions by teachers and other professional users of mathematics.The comprehensive collection of tables at the end of the book is one of its most attractive features.; Jazz A Jazz Lexicon by Robert ! formulas and | \u2018pedia of Educational \u2018grade levels and subjects, ! series of articles hy qualified uni- specific toxic species are alphabetically arranged by scientific name within their respective botanical family, taxonomically listed.Of particular merit is the excellent introduclory matter citing numerous other toxic plants.The Handbook of Research on Teaching is a project of the American Educational Research Association and provides theoretical orientations, methodologies, major variables and areas, and research on teaching various in à versity professors.These selcc- tions review earlier research, and sources on! give findings in some cases, such s \u2018good teachers are more than usually talkative.cheerful, placid, frank and quick\u2019.Extensive lists \u2018of references to these and journal | literature are appended.It is a, fine supplement to the Eneyclo- Research also owned by the Library.Dictionary Of Clocks The Collector's Dictionary Of clocks and terms used in horo- my premium prices.This is the | Gold covers terms associated ith a beautiful publication of Country standard reference work on the ' and spawned by jazz from its be- Life Limited.Besides listings al- subject National Units A small but valuable book is Fisivier's Lexicon of International and National Units: English/ American, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Portuguese, Polish, Swedish, Rus- | Kingbury who is Associate Pro- unparalleled.covering as it does sian.Here we find polyglot, poly- national units of measurement defined in English plus their equivalent values in the U.Sand metric systems.Index to reproductions of American paintings, first suplement: a guide to pictures occurring in more than four hundred works.This supplement is a list of paint- ngs by artists whose works have been reproduced in general books of art, in museum catalogues, in monographs and in certain spec- sal exhibitions.As in the original index owned by the Library) the selections have been made with reat care, and a thorough coverage of works, and even pam-, phlets, has been achieved.One particularly viduable aspect is the hsthing of obscure 1818 The Universal Encyclopedia TOMMY TOMASSO recommends A Bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken .ITS 1s IT's IT's IT's IT's & Hot Biscuits Finger Lickin\u2019 Grovy $3.95 Delivered FREE ANYWHERE IN WESTMOUNT RE.9-5555 TOMASSO FRATELLI INC.British American art, ginnings to the present.Each entry (alphabetically arranged) contains the origin, definition, land part of speech: gives quota- \"tions: and notes currency.Poisonous plants of the United | prominent \u2018States and Canada by John M.| fessor of botany at Cornell Uni-' phabetically the various types of clocks an dterms used in horo.| logy.it introduces descriptions of all the more important pieces, to- | gether with short biographies of makers all over the | world.Geographically its scope is | the clocks of Austria, Bohemia, versity describes infor \u2018matively | China, Denmark.Egypt.England.| \u201cand accurately the most signifi- livestock.Good cant plants which poison man and Japan.France.Germany.Greece.Italy, Malta and the United descriptions of States of America.There are over Two local men involved in CCC panel discussion Keyed to the theme \u2018Business and the Community.\u201d the 36th Annual Meeting of The Canadian Chamber of | Commerce will be held in the Royal York Hotel.Toronto, | Sept.26, 27, 28, and 29.announced today.Delegates from the Canadian.Chamber's more than 850 member Boards of Trade and Cham- \u2018bers of Commerce.as well as business and community lead- ,ers from across the nation will! \u2018examine the vital role of business in the local community.the national community.and the international community.Announcement of results, and discussions on a national survey of the public attitude toward business will be among highlights of the meeting.Out of the meeting will emerge à business platform | for the year ahead which wii be presented to the federal government.New officers of the Canadian Chamber will be elected.President Little will give the | keynote address on the opening , day.\u2018There will be welcome ad- | dresses by President A.Y.Eaton | of the Board of Trade of Metro- | politan Toronto and K.J.Shea, | Vice-President of the Ontario] Chamber of Commerce.Lunch- : con speakers will be R.P.jerholz, President, Chamber of Commerce of the United States, and M.P.Finnerty, Penticton, B.C., President of Broadcasting | Station CKOK.\u201cChairman of Ganadian Pacific | \u2018Railway Company will be the | Annual Dinner speaker.On Tuesday and Wednesday, participants in panel discussions on \u201cThe Role of Business Leadership in Community Progress\u201d and \u201cCanada Looks at Business\u201d will include: President ! Colin B.Mackay of the University of New Brunswick: : ' Mayor Jean Drapeau of Montreal: William Dodge, | | Ottawa, Executive Vice- 1965.President A.J.Little President, Canadian Labor Congress; Herbert H.Lank.168 Edgehill Rd.West- mount.Chairman of the Board.Du Pont of Canada Ltd.; Major-General R, H.Keefler, 4300 Western avenue.Westmount.President and Chairman of the Board.(Continued on page 19) 500 photographs and diagrams.The revised edition of Fowler's Modern English Usage is by Sir Ernest Gowers and he bas des- : troyed none of the flavour of the you can! Learn to play the orga B in a very short time B at home or at our studios B by day or in the evening inor telephone .obligation, to: OF MONTREAL INC.6094 Sherbrooke St.W., N.D.G.topposite the Kent Theatre) Telephone 482-9983 stop wishing you could play, because Follow our six-week beginners course (for children and adults) .and practise on your own time at our studios or under our convenient home playtime plan.To arrange for instruction time suitable to you, drop .without HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIOS original author.Useful among the 373 added articles are the many new comparisons between British and American usage and pronunciation.SALES* SERVICE RENTALS LESSORS We have planet tool NOW! get it\u2026 Pre LE with cash in advance through a low-cost Royal Bank termPlan loan When you're planning 10 buy furnishings, fridge, washer.any major item \u2014 a car, dryer or any important appliance \u2014 check against other loan plans available; see how low-cost termPlan re advance and be in the key posi ally is, Borrow the cash in tion to get the best value, 84 ROYAL BANK Enroll with the Dean Classes held Monday to Friday 3:00 p.m.to 8:00 p.m.Sunday classes \u2014 noon til six.ATTENDANCE ALREADY GREAT Deon Hagopian and colleagues ond mad Mod Sounds.CFOX MORE MUSIC 14 70 » ) 650 Montée de Liesse, St.Laurent, Que.TEL.: SALES : 744-2451 LANDSCAPING : 744.2929 (\u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 repeated declarations that school- \u2018ing is a Provincial responsibility.vit is disappointing to report that ,no Government aid was received | during the year.The School has been inspected and commended by Government officials and educators and operates at per capita costs comparable to Canada\u2019s two of which are located in the pils are taught in the French language only.Our School is the only school for the blind not provided for by provincial funds.We are hoping that the Government will, in the near future, agree to pay the tuition costs maintaining these deserving children in our Residence.\u201d Mr.Ogilvie continued \u2018\u201c\u2018we are presently negotiating with a Health and Welfare Center to sell a portion of our land.They would then be close neighbors whose valuable services will be extended to such of our blind who need them.We believe this close liaison represents a forward step in the treatment and rehabilitation of blind people, which coupled with our own direct services ought to improve the self-sufficiency of many of our sightless friends.In addition.the proceeds from the sale of the land will be used to erect badly needed facilities to service the increased number of blind people relying on the Association for help.including more other five schools for the blind, ! Montreal district and where pu-' and at least part of the cost of.some help from the Province and \u2018other public bodies we hope this construction program can be accomplished without going to the general public for capital funds.\u201d | In closing Mr.Ogilvie thanked ; the Directors, the staff, the many | volunteers, the press, radio and : television, indeed all friends of the blind who have given of their | time and substance to provide, help where it is so greatly needed.| The guest speaker, Dr.Thomas E.Caulfield, M.D., Dircctor-Ad- ministrator of St.Paul's Rehabilitation Center for the Blind is Boston, told the meeting *\u2018Rehabilitation aims at the restoration of a handicapped person to a place of dignity.hope and productivity in the gencral community.\u201d Speaking of blindness and the emotional impact of sight in particular Dr, Caulfield mentioned that experience of St.Paul's had produced the conviction that \u201cBlindness is not simply one loss, but a matter of many losses of which blindness is the primary and crucial one.\u201d He insisted that proper rehabilitation can only come from a community effort that entails close co-operation of several different types of agency.He added that the contribution made by volunteer workers in both the past and the present is much too significant to be passed over lightly but volunteers frequently need to change their attitudes to blindness.\u2018\u2018Rehabilitation is not a task to Yellowthroats have more family spirif + | i Late summer brings a quiet period in Birdland.tion of what is being done can\u2019 Rev, J.A.Simms.be undertaken lightly.Once be.provide most worthy satisfactions gun it must be followed through! to all concerned.\u201d with courage and with great pa- | Directors re-elected were.tience.It can test the resources Messrs.Joba D.Hogg, Charles of the community but the realiza.Johnsons, James C.Swail and (he CHRISTIE PLUMBING LIMITED COMPLETE PLUMBING SERVICE FAST \u2014 EFFICIENT RESIDENTIAL \u2014 COMMERCIAL \u2014 INDUSTRIAL HU.4-2010 $331A Sherbrooke W.24 Hour Service Going to Dorval Airport?Call WESTMOUNT TAXI 935-2468 You'll get there on time, in comfort for $4.00 Antoine\u2019 arl gallery Suggest.: -.that you make your home the envy of your friends by adding another fine painting from their large and varied collection.LOW PRICES ALWAYS PREVAIL Also the re-framing or retoning of frames that are beginning to look a little dingy.The friendly atmosphere of Antoine's Art Gallery 415 CRAIG ST.WEST S961 \u2018y2 saquaidag \u2018ADpuy \u2018isuiwoxy juncuusam dy) \u2014 ¢ Parents have finished looking after their offspring, and all are feeding up \u2014 either preparatory to migration or to remaining in Canada\u2019s cold.But the Yellowthroats prom) | have not yet deserted their juveniles.After most family NOW! i groups have broken up they generally stay as a unit, travelling around from bush to bush in, or just outside, will always make you feel at home UN.6-4095 FIT BEAUTIFULLY Relined and made snug as a dentist's mold with CUSHION GRIP* Unique dental discovery.5 ( worn and rough areas on dental 3) plates cause looseness and irri.FALSE TEETH tation.CUSHION GRIP coats rough spots with a clear, pliable reliner- (odoriess and tasteless) .CUSHION GRIP matches mouth contours exactly, restores plate\u2019s natural holding power, stops irritation One simple application lasts for weeks, even with nightly cleaning! No mixing, no measuring.Ask your druggist for CUSHION RIP.\"REG.TM.SAVE 73¢ TRIALTUBE Regular ssf size, ONLY 25¢, Just complete coupon.Enclose 25é.Mall to: Cushion Grip, Pharmaco, Dept.L Pointe Claire, Que.NAMB onsousroc rene seoscees sesvansae one n008 \u2018Address Town or District.their nesting territory.Mr.Yellowthroat's flight song !\u2014 a wonderful jumble of me-; lody and noise with an occasional \u201cwitchity\u201d from his or- ; dinary spring and summer song !thrown in \u2014 has long ago ceased: but no member of the fam- (ily can be described as silent.You may not see them at all, because it is their habit to keep low under cover, but you are quite likely to hear their characteristic, hoarse little voices | there to each other.We hear | apparently understand each \u201cother.If you get a glimpse of a tiny | bird with very yellow throat and ' wearing a black mask over his | eyes, that would be the head \u2018 of the family.His wife and chil- | dren are, like him, brownish on \u2018top, but their yellow is not as |vivid as his either on their ! throats or under their tails.As we tended our garden in June just two pairs of bright eyes watched us from the shrubbery.Now there are six pairs, all very inquisitive, peeping oul.| Yellowthroats both look and act { like Wrens, but are really mem- {bers of the very large Warbler , family .classed in with a small group known as.\u201cground War- \"blers\u201d because they nest on or very near the ground and feed low.Most Warblers live entirely on an insect diet, but a few take some seeds and a small amount them say only \u201ctchep,\u201d but they | of wild fruit.Perhaps it is because of their liking for seeds ! (Continued on page 19) (FREE PARKING NEXT DOOR: ELECTRIC SEWER & NODAMAGE with Electric SEWEROOTER | WESTMOUNT RENOVATION 1248 Greene Ave.(Next to Steinberg\u2019s) Phone: 935-2521 OUR MASTER PLUMBERS AT YOUR SERVICE Mr.Jacques ST.JEAN Mr.George TREMBLAY For That Little Extra Care That Means So Much 24 HOUR SERVICE Limited ® CLAUDE CADORETTE The Westmount Examiner, Friday, September 24, 1965 \u2014 10 ANGLICAN ST.MATTHIAS\u201d CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill The Rev'd.J.N.Doldge, Recter The Rev'd.T.M.8.Kingston TRINITY XV 8:00 n,m, Moly Eucharist 9:30 um.Holy Eucharist and Sermon 11:00 nm.Matting with Sdrmon 11.00 wm.Crib Corner, Nursery and Church School 7:30 p.m.Evensong with Sermon Wednesday St.Michel and All Angels 10:00 un.Holy Communion Organist and Cholrmaster Norman W.Hurrle, ARCO, ARCM., F.T.C.L.Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount CLERGY The Revd.Alex.Mellor; The Rovd.Glenn L.Pritchard: The Revd.Canon 8.B, Lindsay (Hon).Organist & Choirmaster Mr.IR.A.Montgomery TRINITY XV 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 10:15 a.m.Matins (said) 11:00 a.m.Church Schoo! 11:00 a.m.Sung Eucharist 7:00 p.m.Evensong Weekdays: Moly Eucharist 7:00 am.Tuesday: Thursday 8:00 aan.Friday.9:30 a.m.Wednesday Evensong dafly 5.15 p.m.Confessions Saturday 4:00 pan.CHURCH DORCHESTER and ATWATER WESTMOUNT Rector Walter G.Asbil Sunday, September 26th 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion 9:45 a.m.Church School 11:00 a.m.Morning Prayer Organist Mr, E.Tait WE WELCOME YOU \"CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, September 26th 11:00 am.CMURCH SERVICE 11:00 a.m.SUNDAY SCHOOL Lesson - Sermon Subject: \u201cREALITY Golden Text: Romans 1:20.The invisible things of him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even his eternal power and Godhead.EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 pm Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM In the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 2 to 4 p.m.s Wednesday 6:30 to 8:00 p.m PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 34» Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A, B.D, Minister Sunday.September 26th 11.00 am.Church School 11:00 a.m Public Worship The Minster will preach Lester A.Woodin Organist and Choirmaster All are cordially welcome UNITARIAN The Unitarian Church Monument fo eleven fo be consecrated Friday evening, September 24th at 8.15 p.m.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cYou Stand All Of You Before God.\u201d Congregational Kiddush reception follows the - mu -\u2014\u2014\u2014, worship in the Temple Community House in honour of Rabbi and Mrs.Jay B.Goldburg auspices Temple Sisterhood.Saturday morning, September 25th a 111.30 a.m.sermon- cite by Rabbi Goldburg.Bar Mitzvah EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 288 Clarke Ave, Westmount Wm.C.Nolting.B.D., Pastor How independent can you be?asks lecturer In a world where millions are struggling to gain more independence, it is becoming clearer that humans will not solve their many problems without recognizing their depedence upon God, a Christian Science lecturer declared in an address at Victoria Hall, Westmount, on Tuesday evening, September 21.Miss Lydis Elbich \u2014 Orzanist Sunday, September 26th 9:30 aun.Senior Sunday School and Bible Class 11:00 a.m.The Service, Junior Sunday School and Nursery.SYNAGOGUES TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Robbi Rabbi Jay B.Goldburg, Assistant Rabbi SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, September 24th at 8.15 p.m, Dr) Stern will speak on \u201cYou Stand All Of You Before God.\u201d Saturday Morning, September 25th at 11.30 aan.Sermonette by Rabbi Goldbure.NEW YEAR SERVICES 5726 Sunday Evening, September 26th at 3 p.m.Monday Morning, September 27th at 10.30 a.m.In the Temple Sanctuary Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cFor Whom The Shofar Blows.\u201d Monday Morning, Rabbi Goldburg will speak in \u201cTomorrow Never Comes.\u201d Parallel services will be held both in the Temple Sanctuary and in the Grover Auditorium.Children's Service, Monday afternoon, September 27th at 3.30 p.m.in the Temple Sanctuary, RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Upper School, Saturday Mornings at 9.30 a.m.Lower School, Sunday Mornings at 9.30 a.m.Daily Hebrew Classes Monday thru Thursday afternoons commencing at 4 p.m, UNITED WESTMOUNT REV.DANIEL.M.GRANT.BA, D.D.REV.DOUGLAS MOULAND, B.A.B.D.WESTMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL (4350 St.Catherine St.W., East of Kensington) 11:00 a.m, Morning Worship \u201cGOOD MEDICINE FOR BAD TIMES\u201d Sermon by Dr.Grant 11:00 a.m.Church School with Crib Corner and Nursery Gordon C.White.B.Mus.Organist VISITORS WELCOME DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.and Lansdowne Avenue Ministers : Rev.R.Douglas Smith.B.A.B.D, D.D.Rev.Roy P.Stafford, B.A, B.D, Mrs.Holly E, Davidson Sunday, September 26th 11:00 a.m.Morning Worship Sermon: \u201cCreative Discipline\u201d Rev.R.Douglas Smith, D.D.Sunday School in all Departments.Crib Corner for infants, \u2014 No Evening Service \u2014 Organist and Choirmaster Mr.John Robb, Mus, Bae.WESTMOUNT PARK .(Cor.Lansdowne & Western Avenues) Minister: REV.CALLUM THOMPSON, C.D B.D.~ Dir.of Christian Education: Mrs, David Belman, M.A.Mr.Wayne Riddell.B.Mus.Of Montreal CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH ! 1497 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) Sunday, September 26th 11:00 a.m.| \u201cEngland revisited\u201d : Miniater- ; Rev.Leonard Mason, B.A, BD, ! Church School re-opens Sunday, October 17th | -\u2014 \u2014 Ze Minister: REV.HAROLD 11:00 a.m.7:30 p.m.\u201cINCENTIVES WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Organist and Choir Director: Frank Armstrong, L.T.C.L.\u201cHOW CAN WE BE SURE OF GOD?\" Organist & Choirmaster 10.00.a.m.Church School, Senior, Intermediate and Junior 11:00 a.m.Primary Kindergarten and Crib Nursery Sermon Topic: \u2018\u2019The \u2018Causal\u2019 and the \u2018Casual\u2019 mm our Human Lives\u2018 Music by the Senior Choir 7:00 p.m.Young People of Westinount Park VISITORS WELCOME 11:00 a.m.BAPTIST J.BALSDON, B.A, B.Th.FOR LIVING\u201d AL the Friday Eve and Saturday morning worship, Michael, son of Dr.and Mrs.Bernard Pollack will be called to the Reading of the Torah in observance of his Bar Mitzvah, Rosh Hashanah Services 5726 Sunday evening, September 26th at 8 p.m.Monday morning, September 27th at 10.30 a.m.In the Temple Sanctuary Dr.The Shofar Blows.\u201d Monday morning, Rabbi Goldburg will speak on \u201cTomorrow Never Comes.\u201d Rosh Hashonah Ser- , vices are held both in the Tem- - ple Sanctuary and in the Grover Auditorium with both Dr.Stern and Rabbi Goldburg alternating.| Special New Year Children\u2019s , Service, Rosh Hashonah Afternoon, Monday, September 27th lat 3.30 p.m.in the Temple Sanctuary.\u201cChallenge to the Administration of Justice\u201d Brotherhood opening dinner meeting, Monday evening, October 18th, 6.45 p.m.Guest speaker -\u2014 The Hon.Claude .Wagner, Minister of Justice, Province of Quebec, on the above theme.Dinner Chairman \u2014Alex Carsley; Program Chair- He \u2014 Jack Engels, Ladies in- vited.Price per plate \u2014 $5.50.Reserve early.Brotherhood offers two prizes, a trip for two to Europe and i Israel and a trip for one to Eu- , rope and Israel.Price per ticket \u2014 $10.00.* In charge \u2014 Saul Perelman, Murray Deskin and David Me- \"trick .Registration closes in Temple Religious School This weekend registration for | the new season will mark its closing.All departments are {now in full swing.For information communicate with Rabbi \u2018Jay B.Goldburg and Howard ; Schwartz, Assistant Administra- :tor.Monuments to be unveiled At the annual congregational .memorial services at Temple Emanu-El Cemetery (Mount Royal! on Sunday morning, October 3rd at 11 a.m.monument in loving memory of the following will be consecrated: Michael J.Asch, Francis Beck, Lady Henriette Davis, Stanley Felson, Henry Horwitz, Ilus Jonas, Michael Robins, Rebecca Roston, Dr.Mortimer Matin Tunis, Miriam Grill.; The High Holy Day Music Cantor Otto Staeren and Bernard Figler will chant the mu- ; sical service for the Yomin Not | | | roim.They will be assisted by\u2019 .two Temple Choirs under the direction of Victor McCorry, AR.CM.and Mrs.Edna Marie Hawkin, A R.C.M.L.R.AM.The Shofar Service will be rendered by Reuben Ginsberg, Mitchel Garfinkle and Master Samuel Zion.The Ko) Nidre ushering in the day of Atone- , ment will be rendered on the ; Cello by Michael Kilburn, Pro- , fesor, Faculty of Music.Mec- Gill University.The first consignment of tea ever to arrive in Europe is generally thought to have reach- years to follow, such tea as Stern will speak on \u201cFor Whom - jed Holland in 1610.For many | ; The speaker was Thomas O.Poyser of Dallas, Texas, a member of the worldwide Christian Science Board of Lectureship, 'all of whose appearances are open to the public without ad- | mission charge or collection.This event was sponsored by \u2018the Christian Science church on Lansdowne Avenue in West- mount.Lecturing on the topic \u201cHow Independent Can You Be?\u201d Mr.Poyser reasoned that man is de- pendanent upon God for all the good that he nceds and wants; so that real independence must mean freedom from ills and problems and limitations which are no part of Gods plan for His beloved children.\u201cJesus was the most indepen- .dent individual ever to inhabit the earth,\u201d Mr.Poyser declared.\u201cThroughout his entire career Jesus set aside physical causation.He walked on the water; calmed the stormy sea; fed the hungering multitudes; cast out \u2018sin and healed the sick.After freeing others from the grasp of death, he himself was able to emerge from the tomb.He Dominion-Douglas New room now in us After several months of construction, Dominion - Douglas | used its new rooms last Sunday for the first time.The project ! involved the redesigning of the older portions of the building\u2014 creating separate rooms for departments and classes.There is \u2018a new Crib Corner and Kindergarten Room \u2014 also rooms for | Teenagers.Tees Hall has been comp \u2019'ete- !ly changed with a most attractive use of lighting.In addition, a general renovating of halls and rooms and la re-wiring of the building has taken place.This has been done as a part of the 100th Anniversary recognition.\u2018Association here to mark UN Week A seven-day program has been\u2019 planned to start October 18 to, ,mark UN Week in Montreal, | sponsored by the United Nations Association in Canada.5890\u2018 Monkland avenue.| Highlight will be a UN flag- raising on opening day and a dinner at 8 p.m.at the Ritz Carlton Oval Room.The address will be given by The Right Honorable Lord Caradon.Minister of: State for Foreign Affairs and Permanent United Kingdom , Representative at the UN.As Sir Hugh Foot he served with the UN in the past and as gov- \u2018ernor of Cyprus and Jamaica.Details of \u2018the other events on.th program will be announced\u2019 Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.Sunday Schools 10:00 a.m.and 10.45 a.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME | was imported by sea was car- later in the month, although a ried by the Dutch; but in 1618, call for volunteers has goiie out.the first tea caravan from Those interested are asked to \"China reached Russia by the contact Miss Doris Petrie at 481- overland route.7091 as soon as possible.[ proved that total reliance upon Spirit, God, brings independence of material conditions.He ensured to all God\u2019s children the right to spiritual independence from whatsoever would attempt to interfere with their happy, healthy, holy lives.\u201d Westmount Park Church schools meet Sunday This Sunday,\u2019 at Westmount Park Church, corner of Lans- downe and Western Avenues, the regular Church School classes will begin with the Senior, Intermediate, and Junior classes meeting at 10 a.m., and the Primary, Kindergarten, and Crib Nursery at 11 am.The morning worship at 11 a.m.will feature the sermon by the minister, the Rev.Callum Thompson, C.D., B.A,, B.D., entitled, \u201cThe \u201cCausal\u201d and the \u201cCasual\u201d in our Human Lives.\u201d | The music at the morning | worship will feature the Senior Choir under the direction: of Wayne K.Riddell, B.Mus.(Mc- \u201cGill.The young people of West- mount Park will meet at 7.00 p.m.in the main Church Hall.Future considered at Monday meet of St.Andrew's The congregation of St.Andrew\u2019s United Church, West- mount, will meet for worship at 11 a.m.on Sunday in the.West- mount High School.The worship service will be conducted by Rev.Dr.D.M.Grant, and the music will be directed by Gordon C.White, Organist and Choir Director.Dr.Grant\u2019s sermon topic is \u201cGood Medicine for Bad Times\u201d.The Church School will meet at 11 o'clock and there will be a Crib Corner and Nursery for babies and young children, so that their parents may attend the Worship Service.A special meeting of the Congregation will take place on Monday evening, to discuss future plans, ~~ a n A.Tolling 2 INC.2 5610 SHERBROOKE STREET, WEST { D.{ Q Ww A ç 3 \u201c© nw \u20ac Local resident brings news.ATOMIC BOMB FOR WORLD'S MOST PEACEFUL ISLAND Tahiti to join the rest of the world as another nerve centre A spot, believed by most to be truly the last peaceful retreat on earth, will soon be gone.Well, not really gone, but the sense of tranquility and listlessness will leave and never return.The French are building a nuclear bomb site on The new structure © Wn Tahiti.Word of this comes to us from Dr, Mary Winspear, principal of Weston School, Tenern road, who has just returned from a tour of the East and stopped off at Tahiti on her way home.\u201cI had always pictured the South Sea Islands as a type of heaven,\u201d she said, \u201cand 1 was really hurt to hear what the French are planning to do there.\u201d The French consul in Montreal said that France did indeed intend to build a nuclear site there, If this happens, a vision held near future.The United States consul in Montreal had \u2018\u2018no comment\u201d to make on the matter.Dr.Winspear left on her trip July 1Q and returned from such countries as Japan, Australia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand on Sept.10.\u201cIn Hong Kong,\u201d she said, \u201cmainland China is now supplying the water.It would seem too, that they hold life or death over the people in that country.It must ge a difficult position to be in, water all around you but you have to rely on \u201cNEARING COMPLETION\" \"CHATEAU MAISONNEUVE\" soon to be \u2018topped off\u2019 on Western, St.Catherine and York Streets.An excellent Westmount location.It will comprise 18 storeys, eleven of high rise opartments, plus two complete floors allocated solely for tenants\u2019 recreational activities, including one of Montreal\u2019s largest indoor swimming pools and five floors of prime office space.The building is of fireproof construction, offering 100% parking for tenonts on three levels comprising entire area of site.Rental and Management By The S961 'pZ 48qua;das \u2018Abpis4 \u2018saurwoxg junouysam 941 \u2014 LA by many, as by Dr.Winpear, China.\u201d of the South Sea Islands, will \u201cIn Thailand, I visited two be split down the middle, and|temples recovered from the those islands may find the tour- jungle.Experts state that they ist trade a little meek in the are at least 450 years old.\u201d N ROYAL TRUST Cc EAN JN Tel.: 849-4741 Local 521 eo.0 ¢ US DS 0 000000000000 0000000000 \u2018 Be ; He gets cash before delivery Every day local branches of the chartered banks extend credit so that businesses can fill orders, take on contracts weeks or months before payments start coming in.Companies come to them also for market and credit reports, - assistance in handling payments, payrolls, collections, foreign exchange, letters of credit \u2014 whatever banking help they may need to keep men at work, goods flowing to market in Canada or abroad.Only the chartered banks are equipped to give this all-round financial service, so essential to doing business today.THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY Through 5,650 branches, all across Canada, the chartered banks bring full-range banking within the reach of everyone. The Westmount Examiner, Friday, September 24, 1965 \u2014 12 CSS fpr.Gr Tate, SALE Fine ORIENTAL RUGS At Special Prices GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG (CO.4151.4153 St.Catherine St.W.Westmount Phone WE.2-4277 2 MRS.J.©.DICKISON, right.general chairman of the women's division-residentinl canvass for this year\u2019s Red Feather campaign, and Mrs.John W.R.Drummond of 20 Merton Crescent, deputy chairman, drop inte the Child Health Association, one of the 35 agencies supported by the annual Red Feather campaign.Some 5,000 volunteer canvassers of the women\u2019s division are calling on homes in all parts of Montreal and the suburbs = during the campaign which runs until October 5.with a lovely new hair style Have your hair individually styled by our skilled coiffure artists.PERMANENTS from 7.50 up HAIRDRESSER § __ 482-4320 YAH HV YN 4927 Sherbrooke St.W.{Near Claremont) \u201cALWAYS A FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE\" < < < < < < \u20ac \u20ac \u20ac < \u20ac \u20ac < < \u20ac < [ 4 < 4 4 < 4 < | bridge convener, Examiner Social Personal Mr.and Mrs.A, G.Sims are now occupying their residence at 567 Grosvenor avenue, West- mount.The Women\u2019s Art Society of Montreal is holding an executive meeting at the home of Mrs.| E.A.Thorne, 609 Dawson avenue, Town of Mount Royal at 2 p.m.Tuesday, followed by tea.| Dr.and Mrs, Max Stern have: returned after spending five months visiting Italy, Switzer | land, France, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Holland, England and the United States.i \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Murray Wrobel have arrived from London, Eng-, land, to spend two weeks with Mrs.Wrobel\u2019's parents.Mr.and Mrs.Philip Osler.High school alumnae seeks new members for Marathon Bridge The Westmount High School: Alumnae Association\u2019s Bridge Marathon is scheduled for the 1965-66 season, this project has been most successful in the past, and is always looking for new members.Anyone interested ol playing bridge should contact the Mrs.M.D.Beech at 484-0561 or Mrs.L.J.McDowall at 481-0806.The marathon is made up with six couples ; to a group.Make up a group in! your area and call the conveners.Proceeds from this Marathon Bridge are added to the Endowment Fund which scholarships to qualifying Grade X1 students.| Women's Canadian Club The Women\u2019s Canadian Club will meet on Monday at the Windsor Hotel at 2.30 p.m.M.Charles Lynch will be the guest provides | - {ey LI) J.L.ADAMS, Proprietor Medalist, McGill University Medalist, M.C.of Pharmacy Prescriptions carefully end accurately filled at reasenable prices.1385 Greene Ave.WE.2-2136 Corner Sherbrooke WE.2-2468 \u201ca ame Jopics ces How opinions do change! aa a ae a a Te Ne\" Te = 2\" By Millicent Hickmore HAKESPEARE ONCE SAID \u201cAll the world\u2019s a stage and all the men and women actors.\u201d How about changing the latter part of this quote to \u201call the people are guinea pigs.\u201d eva ual\" It is not too long since medical science said tonsils and the appendices were unnecessary organs \u2014 so out they came at the slightest cause \u2014 good ones as well as bad.Then pediatricians advanced the theory of letting a baby cry for lengthy periods \u2014 never pick him up, it would spoil him.Today, they advise picking baby up often and cuddling him - - he can't get too much love.Never leave the feeding bottle propped up, as done in the past, hold him in your arms to give him his feeding, this will give the child the feeling of love and security - - even a rocking chair is recommended when baby is Cross.Then there was the \u2018free expression period\u2019 about 20 years ago, when parents were advised to allow their little darlings to do just as they pleased - - to express themselves in whatever manner they so desired, it might break their spirit to be disciplined .- today on viewing some of the delinquents from that era - - discipline is advocated, starting with the very young.Heard on the radio this week, a professor comes up with the idea that too much bathing is harmful, according to this character, one should only daily wash the parts that become dirty - - this smacks of the 18th century, when one set up a tub of water to bath once a week.: A little common sense goes a long way - - and no matter if these scientists don't find life on the moon - - they might find cheese - - or perhaps.the Gibson Girl.* * * N THE MAIL: Acknowledging letters of thanks from Mrs.H.H.Parker of The Quebec Association of Directors of Volunteer Service in Hospitals .Myrna Small of Standard Brands Limited .Mrs.McDougall for the Women Associates of McGill University.Ladies\u2019 Literary Society lists season\u2019s program 348 TIRED OF A RUN AROUND KITCHEN ?© Drop into our attractive new showroom .See the latest cabinet styles and engineered storage facilities .flexible interiors and other housewife approved features.Let Hanover\u2019s experts show you how to achieve efficiency and elegance, too, in your kitchen.Complete new installations or remodelling.ONE CONTRACTOR ONE JOB ©® ONE PRICE Hanover.HANOVER KITCHENS (QUEBEC) LIMITED Victoria Ave., Westmount Phone: 482-4300 The Dominion-Douglas Ladies\u2019 Literary Society announces the program for the 1965-66 season: Friday, October 15, 2.30 p.m.\u2014 speaker.His subject will be Charlotte Whitton CBE.MA, LLD, \u201cChina: One Fourth of the Former Mayor of Ottawa, World.\" \u201cOttawa\u2019s City \u2014 Your Capital\u201d: ! Ross Campbell \u2014 baritone.| Friday, November 26, 2.30 p.m.\u2014 Ludmilla Chiriaeff, founder Ballets Canadiens, \u2018\u2018The Evolution of the Dance and Ballet throughout the Centuries\u2019\u2019.p.m.\u2014 Musicale, William Stevens, pianist; lecture \u2014 recital.Friday, February 18, 2.30 p.m, \u2014 Baron Guy Daufresne de la Chevalerie, Belgian Ambassador to Canada, \u2018India to Brussels by Car\u2019: Irene Carman \u2014 -soprano.Friday.March 18, 2 p.m.\u2014 Edward McCracken, MA, PhD, vice-principal St.Joseph Teachers College.\u2018Canadian Humor.\u201d Tea will be served again this and artistic director, Les Grands Friday, January 21, 1966, 2,30; year following the first four meetings and a coffee party will precede the last one.Mrs.John R.Houghton, ticket convener, 4312 Montrose avenue, Westmount 6.Tickets may also be purchased from any Unit of Dominion-Douglas United Church Women.A most cordial welcome is extended to everyone interested in attending these Literary meetings.1965-66 COMMITTEE Honorary president, Mrs.E.Ryckman Alexander; president.Mrs.James E.Mitchell; 1st vice-president, Mrs.C.J.Pattee; 2nd vice-president, Mrs, W.Kenneth Davis: program secretary.Mrs, C.C.Tanner: recording secretary, Mrs.F.M.Fitzpatrick; treasurer.Mrs.Arthur M.Minnion; ticket convener, Mrs.John R.Houghton: music convener, Mrs.A.E.Wiggins; tea convener, Mrs.C.A.Barbour.SALE SALE AT SALE Furniture, Rugs and Accessories 1329 Greene Ave., Westmount 932-5605 Social & Personal | 1 ; | Among the out-of-town guests | «1 the wedding of Miss Josette Belanger to Mr.Hugh Turnbull jy .which is taking place on Saturday will be Mr, and Mrs.Francois Turgeon, Dr.and Mrs.Andre Samson and Miss Lise Samson.! vi Quebec: Mrs.C.F.Hoffman, | vi Birmingham.Mich.: Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Whitelaw.of Oakville, | Ont.; Mrs.Henry C.Clark, Mr.Jimmy Clark, and Mr.and Mrs.| Pierre R.Belanger, of West Rox- bury, Mass.: Mr.and Mrs.Fran-! cis Condon and Mr.and Mrs, Homer Waterhouse, of Kenne- bunk.Maine: Mr.and Mrs, W.J.Burns, of Winchester, Mass.:.Mr.and Mrs.James P.Allen, : of Wellesley.Mass.: Miss Vir-| ginia Ann Smith, of Concord, Mass.: Mr.and Mrs.Frank Spinard.of Three Rivers; Mrs.| Donald Lindsay.of Edmonton: | Mrs.Charles Gladwin and Mr.and Mrs.John Gladwin.of Bermuda: Mrs, W.W.Turnbull, Mr and Mrs, Charlies Turnbull, of South Orange.N.J.: Mrs.Donald Turnbull.Miss Ella Turnbull, Mr.and Mrs.Wallace Turnbull, Mr.Thomas Turnbull, Mr.and Mrs.David Turnbull.Mr.John Turnbull and Mr.Ralph Brennan jr.N.B.and Mrs.\u2018Home Help\u2019 service planned by the VON Applications are invited for the position of Home Help with the | Victorian Order of Nurses.| Greater Montreal Branch.for a, new service being given by this agency on a trial basis.This demonstration study is being organized to fill a real need in our community.It is planned to provide skilled housekeepers on a part-time basis in the homes of the elderly and chronically ill in the area served by the West District of the VON.The service will be under the direction of Mrs.J.G.Hepple- ston, Supervisor of West District.It is hoped that applications will be received from mature women.resident in the Western part of Greater Montreal who would welcome an opportunity to be of service.Home Helps will be paid an hourly rate by the VON Home Help Program.and: will be given a short training course.! Applicants should apply at 5190 Queen Mary road.Apt.6.or call HU, 6.4225.and Mrs.of Rothesay.Rummage Sale in ST.MATTHEW'S CHURCH HALL Dufferin & Cote St.Luc Roads, N.D.G.FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1st ot 1 p.m.Genuine Choice Western BEEF QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u2018Noted for Qualits\" Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables *IMPORTED PRODUCTS ® | NICHOL'S AND | SCHNEIDER'S BACON, | HAMS, SAUSAGE | AND BUTTER 4466 St.Catherine West Neor Metcolfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 WALTER WAIDACHER and his favorite cat Blackie.Blackie is being groomed to take part in the Championship Cat Show to be held on Sunday, September 26.at the Hall.This will be an outstanding show of many breeds ol exotic cats, including Persians, Siamese, Rex cat) Burmese and Abyssinians.There for household pets, and Blackie hopes he will be the best black in the show.This will be the first Canadian cat show ever held in Montreal.though entries are coming from many parts of the U.S.A, for International championships.Dave Skrien\u2019s Grey Cup COUNTDOWN TO GREY CUP.The story of the B.C.Lions.Dave Skrien with Dick Beddoes.Published by McClelland & Stewart Limited, 142 pp, $4.95 Four years ago Dave Skrien became coach of the B.C.Lions and at that time was the least-known of the nine head coaches in the Canadian Football League.Two years later he was voted the best of his peers.Skrien\u2019s preparations and strategy in training his team 10 win the Grey Cup in 1964, after losing it 1963: is by Skrien with Globe & Mail MCH Junior Wa new executive The Junior the Woman's Auxiliary of Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital will hold a general meeting Septem.| ber 22 at 8.15 p.m.in the Nurses\u2019 | Residence.Mrs.Marion Walsh ol the Family Life Education Council will be guest speaker.Mrs, president of the Junior Associate\u2019 Group.Other members of the executive include Mrs.R.Skin.| ner and Mrs.J.Donaldson.vice- | presidents; strong, treasurer: Mrs.E.Peirce.recording secretary: | Hofman.corresponding secretary.Silver Cross Mothers The opening season of the Silver Cross) told! sports columnist Dick Bed- does.This is more than the story of one team and the man who led it to victory: it includes behind the scene incidents of all the teams, both amusing and bitter.Sixteen glossy halftones in the centre of the book, depict players ol various teams in action.; Copntdown to Grey Cup is a fascinating success story which makes satisfying reading for football enthusiasts and sports fans everywhere.Millicent Hickmore.day.1355 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.) Mothers.Association will be held on Mon.| The report of the National Convention held in Hamilton.Ont.will be read and all members are requested to be present.J Le JE O US, George Pickrell GUARANTEED FLOWERS Tel.: 935-5431 \u2014 Delivery Anywhere 4154 St.Catherine Street West (Opposite Elm Ave.) Atwater Market (the only curly-coated will also be a special show Westmount Gills Reg'd.Feoturing a fine selection of GIFT ITEMS And GREETING CARDS For All Occasions 1308 GREENE AVE.Phone: 933-1071 Next to Four Office to try Associate Group of the K.Falconer was elected Miss June Armand Mrs.K.meeting of the | RCAF.Remembrance at the YWCA.boulevard west.at 2 p.m.Dorchester Children back in school ?.time (o have ADRIAN O'NEILL «& sons clean your home for fall 10% Discount We Offer A Complete = CLEANING SERVICE «0 Wall: Washing and Painting © Furniture: Cleaning and Polishing © Carpets: Lifting, Laying, Cleaning and Repairing © Floors: Cleaning, Waxing.Polishing and Sanding ® Painting: Interior and Exterior © AN Types of Window Cleaning and Venetian Blinds Free Estimaler Residentiat and Industrial Call Today ADRIAN O'NEILL & sos BI7- 167 1 937-5391 FIRST anniversary SALE The Finest Selection of KNITWEAR Including Knitted Suits, Dresses, Pullovers, Cardigans, Slacks, etc.AT BIG REDUCTIONS This Week's Specials ! Two-Piece TWEED-KNITTED SUITS Original French Imports SPECIAL 1 9° Pure Wool DOUBLE-KNITTED SLACKS $Q)-00 SPECIAL BARGAIN FASHIONS 5205 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST (comner maniowe Ww CanTagH fw i Pavan 2 pao aan = - A 482-8418 } \u201cym, * mage à po TES 5961 \u2018pZ '16Quasdas 'Appiay \":euiwDxg sunoulsIp oy) \u2014 EL 3 September 24, 1965 \u2014 14 The Westmount Examiner, Fri SA Grace Haven Girls\u2019 Home WA seeks members The Grace Haven, Selvation Army, Girls\u2019 Home, WA, 6690 Monkland avenue, is desperately in need of new members to help keep up its good work.The membership is so small that a fashion show scheduled for September had to be canceled.Like most good work done, not much is publicized about the women who give their time working for this Home.Anyone interested in giving some of their time for this good cause may attend the meeting which is being held on September 30 at the Home.towels several under the rack you're cooling Plac paper a cake on.It absorbs the HR MISS ELIZABETH FRANCES CHAMP, daughter of Mrs.Edward Clayton Champ, and of the late Mr.Champ, and MR.JOHN GARDINER FLETCHER, of Toronto, Ont., son of Mr.H.Arnold Fletcher, of Cardinal, Ont., and of the late Mrs.Fletcher, whose engagement is announced.The marriage has been arranged to take place on Saturday, September 11, In St.Matthias Church, Westmount.Women\u2019s Art Society program for season Women's Art Society of Mont- October 19 at 2.30 p.m.with an real lists the program for the |illustrated talk on Easter Island.year as follows.Both these ladies were with the Carlotta Harker and Isabel Grif- expedition to that island returning steam, prevents sogginess.fiths will open the season on |this spring.Tea will be served.= _\u2014 \u2014 Other events on the 1965-66 \u2018season are: | ALL |! October 26, 11 am.\u2014 \u2018De- MERCHANDISE | monstration in the Art of Portrait REDUCED 10% TO 50% AT Sculpture.by Frances Gage.Winner of purchase award 1965 SSC show Stratford.November 2, 2.30 p.m.\u2014 Vocal Recital, Leo Paul Rodrigue, bass baritone, Dick McLaughlin, accompanist, Furniture, Rugs and Accessories 1329 Greene Ave, Westmount November 9, 11 a.m.\u2014 \u2018\u2018Marguerite Bourgeois and Early 932-5605 Montreal.\u201d Sister Saint Miriam, MA, PhD, CND, chairman, Dept.of English.Marianapolis College, ENAMELS by dry Bryan, graduate in design of JANET LIEBERMAN On view Lobby Cinema Ville Marie Daily until October (0th For information, please phone: Galerie Ville Marie - 861-5669 November 16, 2.30 p.m, \u2014 One Woman Theatre, Muriel Gold, director of drama, Montreal Protestant School Board Commission.November 23, 11 a.m.\u2014 \u201cRevival of Cottage Industries.\u2019 Aw- and OILS the Royal College of Art, England.November 30.1 p.m.\u2014 Annual Luncheon, Ritz Carlton Hotel, \u201cL'Apprenti Sorcier.\u201d Dukas, Les Marionettes de Montreal, Micheline Legendre.January 11, 11 am.\u2014 \u201cThe New Texture of Leisure,\u201d Charlotte Tansey.MA, academic vice- president.Thomas Move Institute.January 18, 2.30 p.m.\u2014 Piano Recital, Laurenne Prieur.January 25.10.30 a.m.\u2014 Business meeting, 11 am.\u2014 \u201cThe Golden Age of Portraiture in Quebec,\u201d Illustrated: J.Russel Harper.MA, Chief Curator of Mec- | Cord Museum, McGill.| February 1, 2.30 p.m.\u2014 \u201cThe; co.WALLPAPER DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED Montreal's Largest Selection PREPASTED & REGULAR MANY WITH FABRICS TO MATCH VINYLS \u2014 FLOCKS & MURALS WE SPECIALIZE IN MIXING PAINT - COLORS TO MATCH Shop-At-Home Service Available or Shop in complete comfort at McCARREY SUPPLY 2067 St.Catherine St.West Tel.WE.7-9193 (CUSTOMER PARKING IN REAR) Wonderful World of Near-By,' Portrayed photographically, | Harry Green.February 8, 11 a.m.\u2014 \u2018The En- timate School of Poetry,\u201d Louis Dudek, MA, PhD, Associate Pro- | fessor of English.McGill Uni- | versity.| February 15, 2.30 p.m, \u2014 | \u201cDrinking Vessels Through The Ages,\u201d Illustrated: Members\u2019 | Day, Mrs, Egerton Brown, tea executive committee serving.February 21, 7.30 p.m.\u2014 Open- { ing of Annual Art Exhibition, by David Carter.director Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Montreal.February 22, 11 am.\u2014 \u201cThe | Art of Wood Carving.\" Eleanor Milne.March 1, 2.30 p.m.\u2014\u201cNew Excavations at Old Jerusalem,\u201d | A.D.Tushingham, BA, BD, PhD.Chief Archeologist, Royal Ontario | Museum.Toronto.March 8.11 a.m.\u2014 \u201cThe Old Inns Of England.\u201d Illustrated.\u2019 Stuart Richardson.March 15, 2.30 p.m.\u2014 \u2018\u2018Music of Another World,\u201d Gifford Mit-| chell, director of music, Montreal | Protestant School Board Commission, March 22.2.30 p.m.\u2014 Annual ; meeting.tea.new members | serving.LTD.4444444440000000000AOOOOCOOOGOOGGCAAAGCGAGNAACACAAA WMS meeting An open meeting of the Mont- Church in Canada, will be held real Presbyterial, Women\u2019s Mis- Thursday evening, September 30, sionary Society, the Presbyterian |in Duvernay Presbyterian Church.CAAA AALELLLLEE SA LLLLELLE450400000040000000000000000V NNN AGNES MORRIS CORSETIERE Complete line of: GIRDLES CORSELETTES BRASSIERES Also Repairs on all Foundation Garments LINGERIE HOSIERY Beautiful Selection of KID GLOVES 5782 Sherbrooke St.W.(corner Melrose) HU.1-5573 A A4444844 44434444 A443444444 4444444 44444444344444444 v v VIA TNSVVSV wy THT THT VAT SALA 44000000004004000000000000 00000000000 000008 00004 PIRI TTHT TTT HHRMA NANNY VN 2444 SSII TORGINOL SEAMLESS DURESQUE Time to say goodbye to conventional floors \u2014 seams (dust callectors), cracks, aging, tedious care, and all! 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Lieut.Cmdr.Donald M.Gragg, | U.S.N., of Oakland Bay, acted as | best man for his brother-in-law, and the ushers were Lieut.Dent NOTICE Engagement and wedding photographs inserted at a charge of $6 and tax.Going to Seed?\u2014 Keep left-! over garden seed fresh in a pack- | age already opened by sealing the opening with pressure sensitive tape.| Safety Measures \u2014 Promote | safety by attaching Tuck self.| adhesive foam insulation tape | to sand boxes, play pens and children\u2019s swings.It provides a' cushion which prevents scratches i and even more serious injuries.| Harrison, R.C.N., of Victoria, B.C., brother-in-law of the bride, Mr.James Buchan, Mr.Wayne Wortman and Mr.William Hartley.Mrs.Ross, the bride's mother, was in a suit of soft gold brocade.She wore a hat of glade green and gold velvet grapes and had a cluster of green cymbidium orchids pinned to her handbag.Mrs.Butler, mother of the bridegroom, wore a teal blue ensemble with a matching feather hat and a corsage bouquet of aqua delphinium.RECEPTION Following the ceremony a reception was held at the St.James\u2019 Club, where standards of pink and white flowers were used as decorations, Later.Mr.and Mrs.Butler left for Antigua and Barbados.The West Indies, the bride travelling in a frock of spruce green bouclé wool under a matching coat and, wearing a beaver hat, brown snakeskin accessories and a corsage bouquet of gold cymbidium orchids.On their return they will take up residence in Montreal, By LAURA WHEELER Knit a cozy coat of worsted now, to be prepared to pretect your dog in the Fall Such a coat keeps your dog snug from early cold days as well as Winter.Turn hood in- te collar.Pattern 539: sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18 included.THIRTY-FIVE CENTS in coins (ne stamps, please) for each pattern to Laura Wheeler, care of The Monitor, Needlecraft Dept., 66 Front Street, Toronto, Ont.PATTERN NUMBER, your NAME and ADDRESS.Call WE.DOG TRAINING Enroll Now For MRS.CASGRAIN'S Autumn Obedience Classes beginning early October in Montreal West 53-1772 Committee members for pre-Christmas \u2018Shopping Fair\u2019 The Early Bird, pitality Corner of the Women's eral Hospital will be held on nine-thirty in the evening in Livingston Hall, the nurses\u2019s residence, Cedar avenue.Mrs, David G.McConnel is the chairman assisted by Mrs.J.W.Tait and Mrs.L.C.Drum- mond.Other executive committee members include: Mrs.James Agar and Mrs.Duncan Duclos, decorations; Mrs.E.J.Smith and Mrs.S.J.Phipps, Hospital Shop; Mrs.M.W.Cottle, volunteers; Miss ME.Peters, treasurer, assisted by Mrs.D.P.Roberton.All proceeds go to further the work of the Auxiliary for the Montreal General Hospital.i the pre- Christmas shopping fair of Hos- | | Auxiliary of The Montreal Gen- Thursday .October 14, from ten: o'clock in the morning until! 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dearth of foster homes more difficult to find foster | this is extremely difficult.homes for these children whose, \u201cOne of the most urgent own families can't take care of needs right now is for homes them.for babies, There is also a pres- To tackle this growing piob- sing need for homes for adoles- tem in child care the three ma- cents, homes for brothers and jor English-speaking agencies \u2014 sisters together and very par- the Catholic Welfare Bureau, ticularly for homes for children the Children's Service Centre with special problems.For in- and the Jewish Child Welware stance.emotionally and physi- Bureau \u2014 have joined forces to\u2018'cally handicapped children.form the Foster Home Roecruit- There is always a lack of homes ing Centre.It is under the for children of mixed racial auspices of the Montreal Coun- parentage.cil of Social Agencies and is the \u201cIt's important for all child- first such integrated effort in'pen to have close relationships Montreal social welfare circles.{and to know parent-child rela- | It is also believed to be the, tionship,\u201d said Miss Griffin.first in Canada.\u201cAnd so often good foster homes \u201cThese children are not legal- can provide this.Certainly Iy adoptable.\u201d said Miss Eileen] pabies and pre-school children B.Griffin, executive director of need an abundance of maternal the new city-wide recruiting (love, otherwise they are going Laurentian Chapter A benefit performance of Bizet's \u2018Carmen\u2019 by the Metropolitan Opera National Company will be sponsored by B'nal B'rith Laurentian Chapter on Saturday evening, December 11, in the Place des Arts.The title role will be sung by Miss Huguette Tou- rangeau, well-known Montreal mezzo-soprano, who has appeared with the Montreal and Los Angeles Symphony under the direction of Zubin Mehta and has plans benefit play performed at the Place des Arts and at the Montreal \u2018Pops\u2019 concerts, Honorary patrons are Mayor Jean Drapeau, Colonel Dov Sinai, consul-general of Isracl, Mr.Richard H.Hawkins, U.S.A.consul-general and Miss Rise Stevens, former leading mezzo- soprano of the \u2018Met\u2019.A reception will be held following the performance for special category ticket holders who will meet the honorary guests amd members of the cast, Mrs.Joseph Leznoff is ce- ordinator and other members of her committee include: Mrs.R.Kronick and Mrs.S.Solomon, conveners, Mrs.Saul Corber of Alpine, treasurer, Mrs.H.Freedman, public relations, Mrs.J.Rother and Mrs.I, Mitchell of Davies, internal and organization publicity, Mrs.G.Stein and Mrs.J.Raymer of Heath rd., reception, and Mrs.D.Slopack, secretary.Mrs.L.Friedman of Blossom is president.QUEEN MARY HARDWARE LID.WINTER IS COMING HAVE YOUR GLAZING DONE EARLY We Carry a full line of Weather Stripping ELECTRICAL REPAIRS \u2014 A SPECIALTY \u2014 Free Pick-Up & Delivery mn We Stock Everything Necessary FOR HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS Phone Orders Promptly and Competently Filled at Our \u201c10 STORES IN ONE\u201d ~ Free Delivery - AA, C.LL.PAINTS Mixed Order to the desired Shade A centre.\u201cThey ave just taken on\u2018 a boarding basis, This means, of course, may alter having had him for a few weeks, or months or what might even be for the major growing up years of the child.SHARING PROPOSITION \u201cIt's really a sharing proposition,\u201d she said.\u201cThe foster that a foster parent have to give up a child! to be deprived children and warped adults.\u201d | The Foster Home Recruiting Centre is helped and financed by donations from a Montreal Foundation, the Rotary Club of Westmount, the Rotary Club of Montreal, Jewish Junior Welfare League and private donations.QUEEN MARY HARDWARE LTD.Phone HU.1-0129 \u2014 If Busy Call HU.4-3806 5323 Queen Mary Road (at Snowdon) parents are taking the child into, - : - eee their homes aud giving him daily love and care.It calls for a\u2019 good deal of wisdom, patience and tolerance because children who have lest their homes are unhappy children.| \u201cThey have witnessed physi-, cal or mental illness or death.Often they have been frightened by some parents.They have lived | through separation, desertion and neglect.They are hurt, confused and billgerent.| \u201cSo foster parents in addition to providing domestic features of a home, like proper meals, comfortable bed and pleasant surroundings, have to have great pa.\u2018ence, understand- ; ing and willingness to wait for the child to make his overtures - because he has lost his faith and his trust in adults.He does have to regain his confidence.\u201d What with the pace of modern living: its pressures and tensions, broken homes are becoming more prevalent.Children of all ages are affected and the Foster Home Recruiting Centre is looking for foster homes for infants and children.right up to 18-year-olds.DEARTH OF FOSTER HOMES \u201cToo often a child has to be! placed where there is not enough selection of foster homes\u201d WINDOWS CLAPBOARD FIBERGLAS Available 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Progress.Foul weather rides high as Henderson Doubles go to Verdun vince of Quebec Ladies\u2019 Lawn Bowling Association by Mr.Le- Blanc at the conclusion of the competition.Mrs.Larbalestier accepted the trophy on behalf of the Association, thanking Mr, LeBlanc for his generosity and interest and The final round of the Henderson Doubles Inter Club Competition sponsored annually by the Province of Quebec Ladies\u2019 Lawn Bowling Association was played on Thursday night, September 16th, at Westmount greens.Mrs.C.Childs and Mrs.G.McIver of Verdun Ladies\u2019 Lawn Bowling Club posted a 21-14 victory over CORONET GUNS ch AND [Perri] GUNSMITHING INC.ge rien tn da tr end vi Verdon scrig ire ie Mo nr ea, Corine Se Wes 00e ns \u2014 em i GUN ?eight points in the last three ends to put the game out e Se s \" Tel.932-0881 Montreal 6 \\ Mount A vs Mac tomorrow, 2 p.m.Macdonald College Aggies and Mount Allison Mounties, from Sackville, N.B., will play an ex- of reach.This marked the first time that a Verdun pair had won the competition.There were (fifty-two entries\u201d from seven clubs this year, thirty-five pairs playing in the afternoon draw and seventeen in the evening, the opening play pu \u2018Everything for the hunter and shooter\u2019 EAA ETS kind hospitality of its members.Mrs.Larbalestier then called upon Mr.W.F.Henry, president of the Westmount Bowling Club, mount Lawn -_ commencing on Tuesday, September 7.Heavy rain forced the postponement of the final round originally scheduled for Wednesday night.Mrs.R.G.Defries, match convener of Westmount Ladies\u2019 Branch, was the official umpire and Mrs, C.Weeks, match convener for the Association, acted as marker.Miss Ethel McConnell, president of Westmount Ladies\u2019 Branch, and Mrs.W.F.Henry, chairman of the hospitality committee, were in charge of refreshments which were greatly appreciated by the spectators who braved the extremely cold weather to watch the final round.Mrs.S.Larbalestier, president of the Province of Quebec Ladies\u2019 Lawn Bowling Association, congratulated the finalists and thanked everyone who had contributed to the success of this event.A special vote of thanks was extended to Mrs.Murray Reid and Mrs.Gordon Hodges, who were co-conveners of this competition and to the West- Bowling for the to present the Henderson Trophy to the Verdun pair to be held till new winners are declared next year.Mrs, Murray Reid was called upon to present the Association pins and merchandise certificates to the winners, while Mrs.Gordon Hodges presented the pins and certificates to the runners-up.Mrs.Childs expressed thanks to the Association for the pins and prizes and to her partner, Mrs.Mclver, for helping her win the trophy.This is the fifth season for this competition.The winners last year were Mrs.D.Grieve and Mrs.G.E.Tuck of Lachine Club and Mrs.R.Fender and Mrs.G.Mclver of Verdun Club were runners-up.Town of Mount Royal Club won the \u2018\u2018double rinks\u201d lawn bowling championship 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Female TIME ON YOUR HANDS?We require capable people to assist us on a part-time | basis during absences of our regular staff.The people we are looking for are HOUSEWIVES OR RETIRED GENTLEMEN Living in the general vicinity of N.D.G general office functions including Typing - Accounting - Switchboard.etc.is desirable.For appointment please call: Pollock 489- 5383 113 DOMESTIC HELP 113 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED WANTED Part Time Nanny With knowledge of cooking required by business couple - sleep out.Call 488-5501, Cook - Companion to elderly lady from Friday afternoon to Sunday evenings on alternate weekends.Small home Guy and Sherbrooke area.Good salary for right person.Call WE.5-5189 from Sunday evenings on.EXPERIENCED general, Cote St.Luc, 2 school children - sleep in or out.Call 481-1784, RELIABLE woman wanted part time.Good with children.Cote St.Luc area.References.Call 488-9782, 102 HELP WANTED \u2014 Male Canadian Allis - Chalmers Ltd.Has openings for experienced men in the following categories: « Vert.Boring Mill » Hor.Boring Mill + Mechanical Mark Off = Union Melt x Verson Press (Must be able to read drawings and make own set up with strippit punches and other dies.) APPLY 125 St.Joseph St, Lachine OR PHONE 634-3451 Personnel Office Open Daily 9 A.M.to 4:45 P.M.Also open Monday evenings 7 PM.to 9 PM.LIVE OUT.MUST BE FOND OF CHILDREN AND WILLING TO HELP WITH LIGHT HOUSHOLD DUTIES.ALSO SOME WEEKENDS SITTING.REFERENCES, CALL: 932-1263 EXPERIENCED, HONEST, RELIABLE CLEANING WOMAN WANTED ONE DAY WEEKLY.CALL 484-3164.PART-TIME help wanted, experienced with references for one bedroom apartment, 4300 Western Avenue.One person, ne washing, no waxing.Call 932-9767.117 DOMESTIC EMPLOY.WANTED BRITISH West Indies woman \u201cre quires 3 days a week for cooking family dinner.Also dinner parties.Call 933-8146.122 FOR SALE \u2014 Living room furniture CHESTERFIELD with matching chair $30.Good condition, Call 769-3414.127 FOR SALE \u2014 Bedroom furniture TWO HEADBOARDS FOR TWIN BEDS WHITE ARCHED SHAPE, TUFTED VINYL.COMPLETE WITH LEGS FOR BOX SPRING.BRAND NEW.COST $40.ea.$25.00 EACH.TEL.\" 331-8839.Unusual Twin Beds WITH BOX SPRINGS, MAHOGANY HEAD BOARDS.REASONABLE.935-1877.Leaving For California Mahogany bedroom set; etc.Very reasonable.Call WE, 2-5513, after p.m.BEDROOM set solid walnut (Gib- bard), bureau, double bed spring and mattress, Perfect condition.Al) $150.RE.8-6684, an FOR SALE \u2014 ! Bedroom furnitare BEDROOM set 7 pieces including including mattress and spring, like | new, 8175.334-4810.130 FOR SALE \u2014 | Kitchen equipment .KITCHEN set arborite a and chrome | yin credenza.Will sell separate.769- | nt mes | GURNEY gas and gas stove, perfect pre reasonable.PO.6 2545.MOFFAT electric range.3 burners, 2 ovens.in very good condition.Reasonable.482 1184.132777 FOR SALE = ! Musical instruments PIANO tHeintzmant feet.In good condition Call 932 9862 IANO.Mark Steinberg.Very good condition, $73.00, Call 481-8282.Reasonable.APARTMENT size Willis plano and bench, like new, light Reasonable.Call RE.7-0252.ALTO saxophone, new.with case | Reasonable.Call HU.9-1175.136 FOR SALE \u2014 | Clothing and furs BLACK Persian 1 lamb coat, 34 Persian Paw coat, short bruadtail coat, size Very\u2019 2 black foxes, good condition.| Very reasonable.Call RE.1-8973., MAN'S suits, cashmere overcont, nize | 48-50, shoes nize 10, shirts 19, ete.All 1 new condition, reasonable.Call 837 1 2261, after 9.30 p.m.MAN'S, lady's and teen agers assorted ! clothing.Call 737-9427, BLACK Persian lamb bolero jacket, excellent condition.size 12-14.Call 484-1577.GREY broadtall jacket, size 14.$30.Good condition.HU.68-9905, 138 FOR SALE \u2014 \u2014 General Hand Made Wig i Blond wig.Half price.Call I 8- ; 1032.After 4 pm.3 CIGARETTE vending machines: 2j cue ball billlard jables.No reasonable offer refused, 766-570 RHEEM glass lined ior heater, two \"element 40 gallon.220 volt, $30.480- 8474.ELECTRIC sewing machine, $35; baby's crib, mattress, $20.All good condition.RE.8-1272 THREE plece sectional chesterfield: easy chair; hi-fi stereo with AM-FM radio; sideboard; liquor cabinet.Call 2 98-2329.GAS furnace; various other articles.Good condition.Reasonable.RA.2- = after 6 p.m, | KITCHEN table; scatter rugs, practically new; window ! shades.large size: all good condition.Reasonable.RE.8975.| cw mink hat hand made: Bissel carpet sweeper.Perfect.RE, 1-8365, | RUG 73 x 9; hall runner, Good condition.Reasonable.767-7055 BEDROOM set, grey, \u201ca bed, mattress, bookcase headboard.double dresser, night table; kitchen table, chairs, 2 room width drapes, cornice.Bargain.RE.8-3853 mirror, CARPETS, Indian, new, $235.00; Oriental.$55.00; Chinese, $200.00; drapes, $30.00; ofl paintings, 737-1871, TWO aentleman\u2019s suits, overcoat, size 38.hats; lamps; tables; secretary; electric drill.484-6534.G.E.wringer type washing machine, $25; Underwood typewriter with stand, reasonable.Call HU, 6-2408.CARPETING (beige) wool broadloom; Hoover.Will sacrifice, Call RE.9-5810.KRUG oak buffet: 3 mattress; maple coffec table.484-2470.THREE PIECE CHESTERFIELD SET: ARBORITE KITCHEN SET.EXPANDING TABLE, 4 CHAIRS; GATE- LEG TABLE AND 3 CHAIRS.CALL, 737-4859 MORNINGS.151 WANTED TO PURCHASE WANTED: better quality children's winter clothing, girl's size 4, boy's size 8.Must be reasonable.386.0880.Evenings.i54 LOST 7 Reward LOST LAST FRIDAY.SEP TEMBER 17th, VICINITY KITCHENER AVENUE, MALE SIAMESE CAT.NAME CATOU.CALL WE.5 3330.Reward Lost small brown and white cat, vicinity Argyle Avenue.Please phone 933-2583 or 849-1237.158 DOMESTIC PETS GERMAN Shepherd puppies, 6 weeks.Unregistered, Strong big doxs.Good pets.$15.00 each.Call 481-9952, after 6 p.m, 163 EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCED teacher will tutor High School Mathematics.Call 402- \u201csquare\u201d Thy mahogany \u2018 163 EDUCATIONAL THE AUTHORIZED COMPTOMETER SCHOOL i OFFERS A 60 DAY .DIPLOMA COURSE ¢ Fascinating Catec WORLD WIDE CHAIN OF SCHOOLS * Low Weekly Tuition | * Day and Evening Classes * Individual Instruction ¢ Free Lifetime Placement ¢ No Contract to Sign.VICTOR COMPTOMETER LTD.3414 PARK AVE.V1.4-2549 Star night .(Continued from page 3» THE RING NEBULA The Ring Nebula is an out standing example of the plane: Mary nebulae, so called because of their shape.Do not expect { this object to be startling bright, for you are looking 5,400 light \u201cyears into space at an expanding gas shell, the remains of a supernova.Under good conditions the Ring Nebula looks like a smoke ring.| GLOBULAR CLUSTERS On the outskirts of our galaxy are about a hundred close aggre: gations of stars, spherical in ! shape and known as globular clusters.Each contains about | 100.000 stars.Fine examples are M13 in Hercules and MIS in Pegasus.When you look at these through a telescope.remember that you are looking over 30.000 Ly.into space.EXTERNAL GALAXIES Beyond our own galaxy, the Milky Way, which contains some 200 billion stars, are numberless other galaxies.One of the closest, bs fact, one of the local group to which our galaxy belongs, is the ;Great Galaxy in Andromeda | which is a mere 1.600,000 light | years away.\u2018Yellowthroats ces (Continued from page 9) as well as insects that the Yel.lowthroats are able to stay so long in Canada, when birds wholly dependent upon flying insects have been obliged to \u201cleave for warmer climates.It |may be until near the end of October that they start off on their long journey.How amazing it is that birds no more, and often less, than five and a half inches can battle the elements for hundreds of miles! The Yellowthroats winter anywhere from North Carolina down to the Gulf of Mexico or Central America.Some species of Warblers actually travel into South America.Two local men .(Continued from page 8) © Northern Electric Company | Ltd; Duncan Campbell, | Montreal, Public Relations Officer, Aluminium Itd; Claude Ryan, Publisher of | Le Devoir: J.M.Keith, i Montreal, President, Im- \u201c perial Tobacco Company of Canada Ltd; Dr.B.Hymoviteh, President and R.Gelfand, Vice-President, \"Marketing Research Centre Ltd.of Montreal and Toronto.NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a General Assignment of Book Debts executed under private signature on the 3rd day of September, 1965, by Stanmark Converters Reg'd., to Affili- ated-Business Factors Corporation, has been registered on the 13th day of September in the Registry Office for the Montreal Division under No.1857841.\u201810U/UDX3 nous m ol \u2014 41 S96l \u2018yZ 4aqua;das \u2018Appt The Westmount Examiner, Friday, September 24, 1965 \u2014 20 Forgotten \u2014 by some 2 million people who live on and around the Island of Montreal.People so wrapped up in their own daily lives that they fail to notice a staunch senior citizen in need.Facts of the case: Spry as she may be for her years, Mrs.Howard, age 76, is housebound.A hip operation and heart attack prevent her from managing What's it like to be forgotten on an island?Mrs.Howard knows.three\u2018flights of stairs.Mrs.Howard has no one else to turn to, and is badly in need of regular V.O.N.home nursing care.What will the Victorian Order of Nurses, a Red Feather Agency serving Greater Montreal, be able to do for Mrs.Howard\u2014and hundreds like her \u2014during the forthcoming year?Nothing.With too few trained workers and too little money, absolutely nothing.Unless their share of this year\u2019s Red Feather Campaign Objective comes through! For this, they're counting on you! When did YOU last give something extra to Red Feather?Could you.this year?THE 35 RED FEATHER AGENCIES OF GREATER MONTREAL where your dollars go to help those in need \u2014regardless of race, colour or creed! '65 CAMPAIGN OBJECTIVE: w % Xe "]