The Westmount examiner, 19 novembre 1965, vendredi 19 novembre 1965

[" WMA wants ideas \u2014 Examiner will award $100 Westmount centennial project in spotlight ROTARY PAST PRESIDENTS HONORED: At this week's regular meeting of the West.mount Rotary.the Rotarians paid tribute to their past presidents.In the past 35 years, the club has had 39 presidents, 21 present at the meeting.The club over four decades by four presidents who served ten years apart.Honored were the following Vol.XXXII, No.46 MONTREAL 6, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1965 of whom were was compared presidents: Stan Cayford, 1934-35, Stan Neilson, 65.1937-38, Jimmy de Lalanne, 1939-40, Bert Cuth- 16 Pages i bert 1940-41, Ewart Everson, 1941-42, Whit whitaker, 1942.43, Archie Callard.1944-45, Doug Mec- Kean, 1947, Bud Close, 1947-48, Frank Kenwood, 1950-51, Jim Lawson, 1951-52, Frank Carlin, 1952- 53, Bill Allison, 1953-54, Ernie Mills, 1956, Bill Moxley, 1956-57, Phil Page.1958-59, Ron Mac- Kay, 1960-61, Jack Burrows, 1961-62, Bill Clark, 1962.63.Ernie Mills, 1964.and Billy Reay, 1964- How can the City of in the observance of Can bration?Westmount best participate ada's 1967 centennial cele- Your suggestion, in addition to the satisfaction you ; The Examiner.Book Week underway at library Young Canadas Book Week mount Public Library The Young People's Department has a specially selected display by Mrs.Karen Gay.This will remain until Nov.22nd, so there is time to go in and see the | hew trends in young adult's taste in books.| The Children\u2019s room has many new books for boys and girls on display, the books are in French \u2018and English and if anyone is in search of ideas for Christmas gifts, the variety is wide, book's to take you around the world | (Continued on page 5) is in full swing at the West- 7 5e would enjoy in seeing your idea as a citizen translated _ into action by your community, can earn you $100 from Leading off our \u2018You Say\u201d column on page four this week is a letter from Charles Aspler, president of the Westmount Muni- pal Asosciation.The WMA is sludving the possibilities and elicits Westmount.; ers\u2019 thoughts.To lend impetus to the flow of contributions, The Examiner will pay the subscriber first submitting an idea ov suggestion which is adopted by the Westmount Municipal Asociation and or the City of Westmount authorities as a centennial project the sum of $100.To be cligible for the prize, entries must be received no later than Dec.31.1965.Entries, describing (he project in whatever detail the entrant may see fit to develop, and bearing name.address and telephone number of the subscriber, should be mailed or delivered to Centennial Contest, The Westmount Examiner, 7005 Kildare road, MONTREAL 29.All suggestions received by us CA.Root retires | Book Fair a success +575 iis as head of B.B.B, An international leader in the Better Business Bureau movement and \u2018\u2018father of the B.B.B.\u201d in Canada, Claude A.Root, 481 Victoria avenue, retired today as manager of the Montreal Bureau which he has managed since 1941.During his quarter century as manager of the first B.B.B.office in Canada, Mr.Root not only expanded the interests and the influence of the organization in Montreal but also provided leadership and trained personnel for the opening of other bureaux across Canada.He was the chief organizer and leading supporter of the Association of Canadian Better Busi- | ness Bureaux which has now been incorporated as a national | organization in Ottawa.One of his final achievements while in office was to bring to Montreal the International Better Business Bureau's 1967 con-\u2018 vention for which the Montreal bureau will be host.In his position as BBB manager.Mr.Root served as a public relations representative for all private business and constantly urged his members.and non-member companies as well, : to adhere to strict codes of! ethics in order to enhance the reputation of business.While.much of his work consisted of organization administration, he dozens of associations and organizations of all kinds on the work of the BBB.Service clubs, men\u2019s associa- NOVEMBER 20 to 27, 1965 f Next week's weather tions.business groups and women\u2019s clubs and sovieties throughout Canada know Mr.Root well as an eloquent and dedicated speaker.For twenty- five years, he has been the most outspoken advocate of honest advertising, fair business practices and straightforward promotion of better business.A native of Picton, Ontario and graduate of Queen's University, Mr.Root was employed by Bradstreets between 1921 and 11930.He joined Montreal Coke company in Montreal in 1930 as credit manager.was named a director of the Montreal BBB in 1939 and became its general manager in 1941.Rous TPT SN = BOOK FAIR: Mrs.Isobel Barclay, author of \u201cO Canada\u201d.and Dr.Dean Frye, author of \u2018Days of Sunshine, Days of Rain.\u201d discuss their books with students of St.George's School at the Green Dragon Book Fair last Friday evening, Over $5,000 worth of books were sold in aid of the scholarship fund.The students are, Ronnie Hier.David Schneiderman and Kenneth Lester.narrows fraffic As of today, Victoria avenue, between Westmount avenue and Cote St.Antoine road, will be partially found lime each year to address\u2019 closed due to sewer construction.Construction was started at the | beginning of the week south of finish in four weeks just north of Cote St.Antoine road, and will Westmount avenue.By ERIC NEAL Some morning fog or white frosts and much milder to start this changeable week.Days cloudy to noon, afternoons bright, but evenings cloudy.A few snow flakes and quite cold during the night.For mid-week, sunny but misty with a few snow showers and some risk of tree-damaging freezing drizzle.Gusty winds and 3 to 5° of soft snow for northern counties and Gaspé.1': to 3 inches in the south.Improving for another bright weekend.but cooling.Cold.gusty winds and a little powder snow would be normal.Temperature range during the week, night and day: In the south, 25 - 45°F; Laurentians 20 - 45°F; north and east, 15 - 40°F.Rain 1°\u201d.Snow 2 to 5\".Sunshine 15 to 25 hours.During the next three weeks, traffic moving south on Victoria | avenue between Westmount ave- \"nue and Cote St.Antoine road, - will be reduced to one lane.Authorities have advised motor- , ists to use another route if pos- \"sible, ! The construction is known as \u201copen cut\u201d in other words.dig- | ging from the top of the road rather than tunnelling.= Sewer consiruction 'Bandits eat and loot A trail of banana peels and «some footprints in the snow are ithe only clues the police have to go on here in a robbery on the \"weekend in an Oakland avenue home.The owner of the home.returned Saturday night after a couple of hours down town to find the rear door of his home had been forced.He called police who arrived and entered the home.There wus ya strong smell of bananas in the {house.A quick look turned up almost a dozen banana peels all over the house.Missing were some jewellery \u201cand furs.There was no estimate .as to their value because the man's wife is out of town.Looking around the house and | grounds, police found a trail in | | | | to the WMA for consideration by that body's special committee.It will be noted that Mr.Asp- ler\u2019s letter asks for suggestions to be submitted to the WMA secretary.Such suggestions also will be eligible for the prize provided ihe winner is an Examiner subscriber as of the date of the submission and that a substantially similar idea was not submitted via our offices, in which event the latter will be regarded as the winner for purposes of the prize money.In other words, it is in your interest to send your idea to us tor recording, \u2018Police raid home Westmount police, accompanied by Quebec Provincial | Police, raided a building on Greene avenue last week and \"arrested the owner of a \u2018\u2019Lblind \u201cpig\u201d.There were some fifty persons found in the establishment who were released without charges.| Beer was being served at the Greene avenue building after \u201chours and the supply was coming from the owner's hhouse on Staynor avenue.Westmount police first noticed the Staynor avenue home a few weeks ago, when it seemed that a large amount of beer was being delivered late at night to the home.It was thought that a party was going on or wus soon to take place.But, the beer kept coming in weekend after weekend and j police began to wonder.As a result, the raid took place.The owner, was arrested and Further sewer construction in the snow that led to a fence and charged with selling beer with.Westmount will be underway soon and detours will be announced in | this paper.into Montreal., As for the banana peels, well, ; bandits have to eat too.,out a licence.He pleaded guilty and was fined $200 and costs._- 44444440404644044444444 ALL RENT RENTAL SERVICE MU.2-2323 ( MU.2 SKIDOO SKIDOO) Congrotuiotes the Pussle Winners and wishes to remind everyone thot we are ovthorized distributors for the SKIL & INGERSOLL-RAND POWER TOOLS which we rent.They make exceptional Christmas Gifts, 6107 Sherbrooke St.W.(Facing Kent Theatre! 2455440004 244444444444 Catching A Plane?WESTMOUNT TAXI 935-2468 Takes you to Dorval Airport for $4.00 The Westmount Examiner, Friday.November 19, 1965 \u2014 2 BUYING OR SELLING?CALL 10 AGENTS TO SERVE YOU 484-8433 Eves.: 48) - 1501 \"Licensed & Bonded Real Estate Brokers\u201d ARTHUR TEA AND SYMPATHY: Pauline Rathbone, Westmount resident, sides as the time of trial is pass- turns to normal.\u201cSleep, that #.is playing the lead in the YMCA\u2019s entry in the Dominion Drama Festival this season.The play is a psychological drama.In the above also is Don Scanlon whe plays the difficult role of the bewildered schoolboy.The play will be seen at Birk\u2019s Hall, Sir seorge William's University, Saturday and Sunday.St.Paul's news shorts By LYNN CHAPMAN A great sigh goes up on all ed; exams are fimshed! Life re- knits the ravelled sleeve of What's foreign about Mrs.Reed of Oshawa?Bell is owned \u2014 by far the biggest part of it, anyway \u2014by people like Margaret Reed.When we counted up recently, there were some 208,000 Bell shareholders.Over 203,000 of them were Canadian residents.And altogether, they held 93.6% of the total shares.That's how it has been for a good many years now.So if some people think Bell is foreign-owned \u2014 well, they'd better not let Mrs.Reed, or any of those 203,000 other Canadians hear them say so.BELL i&} Built, eperoted and owned by Canadians Ç Lots of people seem to think that Bell is a foreign-owned company.care\u2019 will have some repair work to do around here though.Basketball buffs enthusiasti- \"cally continue their mad cavorting on the courts.The first game will be Dec.10 against Mary- mount, at St.Paul\u2019s.The graduation of Bev Jones made a dent \u2018in our forward team, but we | still have Ana Maria Machon jand Jackie Darwent.The overall view is very encouraging.Also in training are the cheerleaders.This annual batch of fledglings is under the leadership of Sheila Charlesworth.She seems determined to whip them into a first-class group.With all that effort, and teamwork, they're sure to succeed.The YCS are already planning meetings to organize our Christmas Dinner.This gala event takes place just prior to vacations.All the high school and teachers are invited to a fabulous meal; last year, turkey and all the trimmings.We ate by candlelight, as tables of four.Marvelous! Hopefully they will continue to surpass themselves.| Health, key to retirement The person ,man or woman.who retires, leaving an active and productive career, may find retirement so boring that it actually proves a shock.Facing the fact early \u2014 several years before the actual day \u2014 will help to make the break more acceptable.A twice yearly visit to the dentist will ensure that the teeth are in good repair; a medical checkup, annually or more frequently as the doctor advises; a thorough examination of the eyes and new glasses if necessary, will all contribute to health and happiness in the new way of life.J ROMISH Hond-Made CUSTOM TAILOR 1215 Greene Avenue Suite 3 Phone: 932 - 0696 PLANNING AVAILABLE Increase family convenience by modernizing and beautifying your bathroom .Call us for plans and estimates ! WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LTD.R.Leblanc \u2014 R.Guitard 206 OLIVIER AVE.Westmount WE.5-1189 24 HOURS SERVICE One-for-the-road may be your last With all next month\u2019s parties and celebrations, the streets and highways will have more than their share of traffic and, because of those celebrations, a lot of the cars will be piloted by those celebrators.The driver who observes all the traffic rules and the axioms about drinking and] driving may easily become the victim of the driver who] doesn\u2019t observe them.If you have the sense of | responsibility that makes you a safe driver, you will make your last refreshment at party a | snack of solid food and a cup of coffee, tea or soft drink.| The alcoholic \u2018\u2018one-for-the-' road\u201d is the cause of many i serious accidents.| The Royal Automobile Club of | ' Canada points out that all motorists should take the safety precaution of having a supply of red \u2018flares on hand in case of night- ! time difficulties.For maximum protection against \u2018sitting duck\u2019 accidents, the RACC says a disabled car on the roadside at night should have on its lights, and a flare should be placed some tion of oncoming traffic, distanée up the road in the direc: | - TOMMY TOMASSO recommends A Bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken .= IT'S 14 pieces of i IT's IT\u2019S IT\u2019S IT\u2019S 6 Hot Biscuits Finger Lickin\u2019 Grovy $3.95 Delivered FREE ANYWHERE IN WESTMOUNT RE.9-5555.\"TOMASSO' FRATELLI iNC.AL rte rr A mm onl.Per NA nr np A Pa Dee Toi \u2014 me 5 za» er morts cart | NC gs NEED A CAB: UN.6-4551 LE Xaminer VETERANS TAXI ASS'N.T HE POUR JR (YY THY XL MONTREAL 6, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1965 PAGE THREE OHMAN'S WE.3-4046 oy WATCH REPAIRS STABLISHED 1899 5 Certified Wotchmehors JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.Banquets, Sound of Music, scheduled for Unity Boys Tickets are now available for the Father and Son and Mother Banquets which | are taking place on Nov.30th and December 1st.Many Celebrities have indicated their intention to be present and the Staff of Unity and the members are eagerly awaiting this special event.\u201cTHE SOUND OF MUSIC\u201d Unity is alive with \u201cThe Sound of Music\u201d.Twenty-one young actors are working hard towards the presentation of this musical in February.One young boy is required to fill the role of \u2018Herr Zeller.\u201d Rehearsals are held every Saturday morning at 9.30 a.m.AM-FM Radios, Transistor Radios, Tape Recorders, Speakers, Tapes, etc.1401 PEEL STREET 288-3311 {Corner St.Catherine) Expert Repairs for your Tape Recorders & Radios, etc.Work done on our premises.By MAURICE MARIASINE CURRENT EVENTS A current events Group Club under the direction of Ronald Donohue began on Monday, November 15th at 8.00 p.m.in the Library.LIBRARY The Library which is open on Monday afternoons with Mrs.DT, Youngson in charge and Thursday afternoon with Mrs.M.Bod- ner in charge will also be open on Monday evenings with Miss Leslie Powell.Miss Powell also takes a Group Club called \u201cThe Pixies\u2019 every Friday evening.TWEEN TIME ELECTIONS Tween Time, a new group held on Friday afternoons will elect their President on Friday.November 19th.All boys and girls 10, 11 and 12 arc welcome to join this group.EAGLES PENNY AUCTION The Eagle Group Club is holding a penny auction on November 20th.Gordon Yates is the captain GEORGE WONG HAND LAUNDRY \u2014 DRY CLEANING \"53 Years Serving Westmount Residents\u201d PICK-UP AND DELIVERY 484-2379 322 VICTORIA AVE.(Just above Western) £ 3 ] Consummale Cuisine At \u201cLa Vieille [A ed YC A RYT LU SEEN > fi Candlelight and Wine France\u201d tonight And every night.Though, well-known to its luncheon patrons, \"La Vieille France\u2019 is new to night-dining Montrealers.Situated in the heart of Old Montreal, \"La Vieille France™, 50 St.James Street Wese, offers you, the diner, not only excellent cuisine and attentive service but an authentic French atmosphere.Arrange your theatre-parties at La Salle Normande or Le Tonnelier today! Diners\u2019 Club - American Express FREE PARKING NEXT DOOR For reservations call Gerard at: 845-1575 La Vieille France | and Timmy Lord the co-captain.They are having a lot of toys, comics, Kool-Aid, cookies, etc.Bring your pennies.SENIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL Miss Laurie Maxwell will be in! charge of this group on Tuesday evenings from 8.00 to 9.00 p.m.Miss Maxwell has had quite a bit of experience in this field.ART The Art Class with Miss Leona Anderson, held every Saturday afternoon is currently working on paper hats.These hats are colourful and provide an opportunity for the youngsters Lo use their own imagination and talents.This group is tor the younger set.BATON The Baton class is in the midst of learning a dance, twirl and march routine which will be presented in the Spring.This class is taken by a Junior Leader.Miss Nancy Dallas.CHRISTMAS DRAMA GROUP There are only 10,000 parts left! See Gary Repta or Tori if you are interested in taking part in the Christmas Show.The Neverland- ers will provide Christmas Carol singing for this play.This group will hold rehearsals every Friday evening at 7.30 in T.V.Theatre | with Tori and Gary.MISS NANCY TURLEY ; We are indeed sorry that Nancy \u201cwill not be with us at Unity until ; next year.Nancy is a Boys\u2019 Clubs of Canada Scholarship student and we wish her well in her studies and will welcome her back when she is able to return.Dr.Penfield to address \u201cSeniors\u201d Dr.Wilder Penfield will be the guest speaker at the annual meeting of The Senior Citizens Forum of Montreal on Monday at 8.00 P.M., Royal Bank Auditorium.Place Ville Marie.An honorary patron of the Forum, Dr.Pen- field will discuss \u2018The Construe- tive Use of Leisure\u2019.His talk will be relevant to one of the Forum's objectives of helping men and women prepare themselves for active retirement.At the meeting, to which all interested citizens are invited, the President, Mrs.A.H.McFarlane, will report the Forum's activities during the past year.These include a rooms registry designed locate accommodation for old- er persons with limited income, telephone companion service, ; help given to establish senior citi- ; zen clubs, and other services for [ citizens of sixty years of age and \"over.Their membership in the \"Forum provides them with the opportunity through their collec- : tive efforts to improve the condi- P.F.Vineberg heads university committee Philip F.Vineberg.Q.C.has been appointed chairman of the sponsoring committee of the annual dinner of the Canadian Friends of Bar-Ilan University in Israel, at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, December 7.The dinner Co-chairmen of the dinner are Frank Cobrin and Beno Lowi.Among the members of the sponsoring commiittee are: Moses Borenstein, Gordon Brown, David Dubin, Max Garmaise, Jacob M.Lowy, Mrs.Samuel Bronfmann, OBE, Allan Bronfman, Charles Bronfman.Peter Bronfman, Norman Genser, QC, Dr.Maurice Godin and Hyman Grover, is in celebration of the university's 10th anniversary.The university situated at Ra- mat Gan, has just opened a branch at Ashkelon in the Negev aveu.Credits will be given for extension courses at Ashkelon and the municipality is helping to maintain this part of Bar-llan.It is expected that a large number of students in the area will take advantage ot these new courses.When you see me \u2014 don't think of Life Insurance But when you think of Life Insurance \u2014 see me! 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The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 19, 1965 \u2014 4 THE WESTMOUNT Examiner HUGH R.MOUNT, General Manager Printed and Published Every Friday by MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 29 John W.Sancton Hugh E.McCormick President and Publisher Chairman Farm income af record high Total cash income of Canadian farmers in the first six moths of 1965 set a record for the first half of a year.This was the fourth year in a row that farm cash income has set a record in the first six months.The total was $1.73 billion.With receipts continuing at a good rate, \u201cfarm cash income for the full year is expected to be at a high, if not record, level\u201d.It is estimated that slightly | over one-half of the cash income | of Canadian farmers now comes d th iati from products regulated by agri- furthe a e negotiation of cultural marketing boards.urther large wheat sales to the Highlights of Canadian agri- Soviet Union and China.culture in the past year have| Most crops had greater output been the third largest wheat than in 1964, with the exception crop on record, wheat exports second only to 1963-64 clear- Editorial \u2014 Accounting \u2014 Circulation Display Advertising Departments 481-2771 Classified Advertising \u2014 8:30 a.m.to 5 p.m.Daily (To 8:30 p.m.Mon., Tues.& Wed.) 481-0451 The Examiner aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service, Mail subscriptions: $2.60 per year: $1.25 half year.Five cents a copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, Quebec Newspapers Association, Authorized an Second Class Mail by the Post Office Department, Ottawa and for payment of postage in cash.Centenary offers you fame, money I\" is a little shattering to learn Westmount is still, at this late date, looking for a Canadian Centenary project.(See \u201cYou Say\" adjoining and page-one contest announcement.) Westmount citizens are imaginative folk in nearly every walk and station of life.There should be no paucity of good ideas.The municipal association now invites them.And we offer a cash spur.Feel goaded.Let's elect MPs by elimination EOPLE get the government they deserve?Probably.Canadians don\u2019t want a strong central government, deliberately elected last week a checked and near \u2018\u2018balanced\u201d House of Commons, decided neither the Grits nor Tories should have a clear majority?Nonsense.Simple fact is, an electorate has no collective conscience.It is com- priced of individual voters each with his or her own view.The ballot box provides only the result of the count of individual votes.Pundit and amateur politician alike cannot convince us that the citizens of Canada collectively willed themselves the character and makeup of this new Parliament.+ ¥ * The case for proportionate representation be- WE SAY comes ever stronger in Canada, with the ascendancy of third and fourth parties \u2014 more than just \u201csplinters.\u201d Our electoral system was designed to choose hetween two parties.It is sudden-death voting.We now need second chances for making second choices.+ ¥ + This Parliament, like the last, has a government which commanded more votes than any other party.But, equally important, more people voted against it than for it.Likewise with many MPs.He was elected because he polled more votes than any other candidate, yet more people in the constituency were against him than for him.This wasn't so in West- mount, but could have been.An old trick for getting a less popular man in is to encourage \u201cindependents\u201d to run, to reduce or split the votes available to the more popular one.¥ ¥ * Elections by elimination would change this.A primary vote count would show clearly the weak candidates.those without a hope.A second ballot or count would make the votes which had gone to the eliminated available for a truly popular choice, and for a clear majority for the winner.And such a system would provide the electorate with an inkling of what kind of House they were headed for.They would have a chance to improve it next time around \u2014 not in a few months or a few years, but then and there, You Say Call for ideas for \u201867 project Sir: The manner in which the City of Westmount could best participate in the ob servance of Canada\u2019s 1967 Centennial celebration was discussed at the last meeting of the Westmount Municipal Association's executive committee.A special committee has been appointed from this body to make a study of the possibilities and to submit a report thereon, I am certain that all citizens are of the feeling that the Centennial should be celebrated in an appropriate manner befitting the occasion.It is for this reason, therefore, that IT would welcome receipt of any suitable ideas in this regard and would ask that such sugegstions be sent to the Secretary of the West- mount Municipal Association at 37 Bruce avenue, West mount, Quebec.C.Aspler, President, Westmount Municipal Association.\u2018Golden chariot\u2019 is defended Sir: 1 feel a reply is warranted to some of the inaccuracies and predudices of Francis Allan in last Tuesday\u2019s Examiner.One of Mr.Allen\u2019s principal grievances seems to be the principle that Westmounters were insulted by the \u2018\u201cGolden Chariot,\u201d in which Mr.Alex Hutchison, defeated Progressive Conservative candidate.campaigned the Saturday before the election.For Mr.Hutchison, it was not a \u2018humiliating ordeal.\u201d After running all day, he remarked that he had enjoyed it.And, is it not good that children take an interest in politics?Their noise was only an indication of enthusiasm; they were singing \u2018\u2018For he's a jolly good fellow.\u201d At no time was the vehicle \u2018accompanied at times by processians from which em- manated vulgar music;' there were two instruments: a trumpet and symbols \u2014 and some perfectly decent songs were sung.To say that on the last two runs of the \u2018Golden Chariot\u201d the bus was deserted by everyone except Mr.Hutchi- son and a tired driver, is untrue.On these runs we had, besides Mr.Hutchison and the driver: myself: Peter Ritchie.another worker: Lorne Cook, the cymbolist; Mike Dennis, campaign manager, and ten or twelve children from Roslyn avenue and Selby street.I am interested that Mr.Allen considers he and other Westmounters are \u2018\u2018sophisticated people\u2019\u2019 who do not need \u201ca carnival or circus atmosphere.\u201d Almost without exception the people who saw the chariot were amused and, if a few elderly citizens were disturbed it really doesn\u2019t matter.John Aimers 559 Roslyn avenue, Westmount, All not happy in \u2018Dogmount\u2019 Sir: In the interest of West.mount citizens, some of them who own dogs, but know how to keep them in their place, will you please publish the enclosed article, as it may wake up some dog owners, who complacently think everyone should take their dog's annoyances and nuisances as a matter of routine.Celesie Kendall Renfrew avenue, Westmount.Never in the history of Westmount has the dog population reached such proportions as it has today.Nearly every house possesses a dog and the barking and howling Keeps on constantly.At 6.30 a.m, one is awakened by loud howls and when one sits down, to what one thinks is going to be a peaceful hour with the evening paper, beagles, poodles and every kind, size and color of dog keep up a constant barrage of barks, howls and yowls.In King George Park there are signs which plainly read \u2018No dogs allowed\u201d but supposedly well-read intellectuals of Westmount walk right by the signs, with a dog on the leash, and the bushes and grass make a perfect setting for the dog's natural instincts.Westmount\u2019s Sherbrooke street and sidewalks are a _complete hazard to walk on.including any sidewalk in Westmount.Westmount Park is completely fouled up with dogs, as that is the first place their owners lead them to, and 1 would like to imagine the attitude of park lovers and city officials alike, if children were allowed to contaminate the park, in the same manner as dogs are allowed to do, by using the outdoors and the grass as a public bathroom.In a suburb of Montreal a dog made such a nuisance of himself.with continuous barking, that neighbors complained and owners of the dog were advised by special authorities that the dog must go.As the dog had been with the family for a long time they had the animal debarked and from then on there was peace in the community.This method should be a clause when buying a dog license, otherwise no license should be issued.It is a well-known statistical fact that noise contributes in breaking down the nervous system, and a barking dog is the worst and most unnecessary noise imaginable, of fruit crops.There has been a bouyant market for hogs and cattle, and in the dairy industry the virtual balance of demand and supply was maintained.Substantial increases\u2019 over 1964 levels are estimated for the production of all grains.Complete data on the pack of vegetable crops are not yet available.The outlook is good for the packs of tomatoes, peas, green beans and potatoes, but early frost caused a reduction in output of sweet corn and wax beans.Flue-cured tobacco will have substantially higher production in Ontario but will be down in Quebec because of frost damage.Canadian milk production is is expected to be about the same as last year.This will be the fourth straight year in which milk production has nearly 18.5 billion pounds.Marketings of fed cattle during the first nine months of 1965 were 10 per cent higher than in 1964.Hog marketings have been about the same as last year.Broiler chicken production has been up by about six per cent, and the production of turkey meat has been up 22 per cent.In Saskatchewan, about four- fifths of farm cash income is from products marketed through agricultural marketing boards.In Alberta, Manitoba and Ontario the proportion is about half; in British Columbia and Prince Edward Island, two-fifths; in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, close to one-third; and in Que- bee, the proportion is about one- fifth.Two general types of agricultural marketing boards have developed in Canada \u2014 government boards, such as the Canad- jan Wheat Board, and producer boards.The objective of the producer boards is to \u201cprovide for the more orderly marketing of the products controlled so as to obtain the best total income for producers.\u201d Canada's first agricultural marketing act was passed in British Columbia in 1927, and gave extensive powers to a committee to control the marketing of fruit and vegetables.After five years the act was declared ultra vires and the legal and constitutional status of such legislation was not finally clarified until 1937.The simplest type of producer marketing board is one that collects fees from producers in order to finance product promotion.The majority of producer marketing boards, however, have further responsibilities and authority.The most common is the negotiating type of board! which carries out collective bargaining and negotiates with the trade on prices and the terms of sale of a product.Another type of board acts as a central selling agency, With power to make all sales of a product or group of products on behalf of the producers.\u201cIn order to maintann effective marketing control, some boards have acquired authority over production \u2014 for example, specifying the acreage to be planted for a specific crop.There is \u2018\u2018continuing consideration\u201d of possible schemes to set up producer marketing boards on a scale broader than the present provincial arrangements.Examples are the suggestions that have been made for a national milk marketing board and a national broiler marketing board.OE Lee MECS TT S CR v Three Wesimounters Finds af Tokyo conference faulfs Humphrey B.Style, president of the Canadian agn Manufacturers\u2019 Association and chairman of the = flagitious John Inglis Co.Limited, Toronto, and Major General R.H.Keefler.4300 Western avenue, president of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce and president and chairman of the board of Northern Electric Company Ltd., Montreal, led a team of 26 industrialists and businessmen who left Canada on Saturday, November 13, for the third Canada-Japan Businessmen\u2019s Conference in Tokyo.The conference, which will last from November 13 to 22, will include discussions with leading Japanese industrialists on the economic situation in both Canada and Japan, trade relations between the two countries( the Canada-United States aulomolive agreement, possible joint business ventures, immigration, the tourist trade, and communications and transportation.While in Japan the Canadian delegation will be the guests of the Federation of Economic Organizations, the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry.the Japan Foreign Trade Council, the Japan Committee for Economic Development and the Canadian Embassy.The other members of the Canadian delegation are: J.Les Bodie, British American Construction & Materials Limited.Winnipeg: J.Boetschi, Alcan Asia Limited, Osaka: W.J.Bor- rie, Pemberton Securities Ltd.Vancouver: Jacques Caron.Caron Ltee, Batiscan: James Clarke, Winnipeg Grain Exchange, Winnipeg; H.Roy Crab- tree, 615 Belmont avenue, The Wabassg Cotton Company Limited.Montreal: A.A.Cumming, D pile, i Union Carbide Canada Limited, Toronto; George H.Dobbie, Dobbie Industries Limited.Galt; R.A.Engholm, The Macotta Co.of Canada, Limited.Rex- dale; Kenneth F.Fraser, B.C.Packers Ltd.Vancouver: Bert Hoffmeister, Council of the Forest Industries of British Columbia.Vancouver: Henri Joly, B.Houde & Grothe Limitee, Quebec; Andre Lachance, Chemico- Pharmaceutical Company Inc, Montreal; W.R.Lawson, Bell- Kilgour Division, Domtar Packaging Limited.Montreal: A.J.Little, Clarkson, Gordon Co.Toronto; Ron Macpherson, Du Pont of Canada Limited, Montreal: D.L.Morrell, The Canad ian Chamber of Commerce.Montreal; C.J.Morrow, National Sea Products Ltd, Lunen- burg; R.G.Rogers, Crown Zel- lerbach Canada Limited.Vancouver: R.Smith, International Factory Sales Service Ltd.Vancouver: Charles A.Specht, Mac- Millan, Bloedell and Powell River Ltd.Vancouver: E.F.Tol- hurst Oil Limited, Westmount; J.C.Whitelaw, The Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 Association, Toronto.and D.G.Willmot, An- thes Imperial Limited.St.Ca- ! tharines.Obituary SATISFIED?| \u201cWe are living in a police state, and what makes matters worse, we are not aware of it.\u201d These are the words of Miss V.Skerl, a Westmount resident.who is well known to the editors of all local papers in Montreal.Miss Skerl, who has an opinion on virtually everything, has always had a large number of complaints as to the nd- ministration and well being of Westmount, Since she has read that the police here, in an effort to cut down on the number of robbery cases, have been asking idlers in the street lo account for themselves ,she has drawn the conclusion that all Westmount citizens are now living in a police state.In an interview with the long-time letter writer.she said that police in London do not act in this manner and that Chief Harper was a poor answer to Lord Dennis.Living on Grosvenor avenue near St.Catherine street, Miss Skerl has had many \u2018\u201ctalks\u201d with CPR officials concerning the amount of noise that the trains {have been making.As one official [they have been same amount of past 80 years.| Once very upset at 3:00 am, | in the morning.Miss Skerl called Mr.Donald Gordon at home to make her complaint.She stated that Mr.Gordon was abrupt.\u201d In the past several weeks, there have been a number of Leo W.Vezina Book Week .i (Continued from page 1) making the noise for the | pointed out, ! with your present heating service.A funeral service was held for :in several hours if travel appeals | Léo W.Vézina this week from the to you.The new animal stories \u2018 parish of the Ascension of Our are good to help you learn to \\ Lord.375 Kitchener avenue in love and care for your pets.| | Westmount.SWITCH TO mL SAFE, CLEAN, DEPENDABLE Mr.Vézina, 71.who died Satur- ! day.was born in Worcester.Mass.He was former president storflome and director of the H.Corby Distillery Lid.past president of OIL HEAT the Advertising & Sales Execu- WITH \u201ctives Club of Montreal and for- Ha rit & Adair | Sales Executives of America.He \"retired in 1958.LIMITED Mr.Vézina is survied by his Personalized ; wife, the former Aline Trahan: | two sons, Léo and Raymond: two NO-COST daughters, Janine (Mrs.D.J.HOME-HEATING Doyle, of Springfield, Mass.), and Madeleine (Mrs.William Beck.of s E R v 1 \u20ac E Toronto): and two sisters, Mrs.Cora Ansell and Mrs, Loretta CITT DYE IERIE Bouffard, both of New Haven, Conn.Teletronics Corporation Now featuring the new 1966 ADMIRAL COLOUR TV AND ALL SIZES OF ADMIRAL PORTABLES Competitive Prices FIRST CLASS SERVICE & QUALITY RENTALS Teletronics Corporation Your ADMIRAL Dealer in Westmount 4910 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST (Between Victoria & Claremont) Phone : 486-5012 A special display of design and illustrations in children\u2019s books is in the main library corridor.and this opportunity to see the development of color.form and originality should appeal to artists and designers.The display features illustrators I past and present, including mer Canadian director, National some Canadian illustrators that have contributed to the beauty HI) ©.men are fine About repairs They knock on doors They find upstairs.JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 ANIA rn Sp | Westmount Park School Assemblies In three recent assemblies of Grade III to VI inclusive the pupils have: \u2014 1) Heard a talk from a representative of the McGili University Museum on Iroquois Indians.2) Heard a Piano recital by Mr.William Stevens, one of Canada\u2019s top concert pianists.3) Heard a talk from Mr.Dudley Copland.the author of \u201cOokplk\u2019 one of the first, if not the first, Canadian picture story books for voung people.high speed chases in and around carried out.Westmount involving police and \u201cIf a criminal flees in a car, fleeing criminals.i the police should let him go.Miss Skerl thinks these chases | rather then risk the lives of are worthless and should not be citizens by taking after them.\u201d RADIO EQUIPPED DAY & NIGHT SERVICE LANSDOWNE TAXI REG'D.18 Gladstone \u2014 Westinount 933-8484 SPECIAL & HOURLY RATES \u2014 OUT OF TOWN TRIPS CHRISTENINGS \u2014 WEDDINGS \u2014 FUNERALS \u2014 AIRPORT Operated by E.Gallagher Plumbing & ) Heating Repairs Lo BATHROOM RENOVATIONS Let us inspect your plumbing & heating systems NOW.Our mobile repair shop enables us to give you prompt and efficient service 24 hrs.Westmount Renovation wo.1248 Greene Ave.935-2521 {Next to Steinberg's) ein To Business Associates, Friends and Relations in the United Kingdom with a GIFT BOX OF WINES AND SPIRITS YOU MAY MAKE YOUR CHOICE FROM 9 SUGGESTED GIFT CASES Wines and Spirits make really welcome presents for Christmas, birthdays and other festive occasions.Each gift is packed in a strong box and can be despatched to your business associates, friends and relations in the United Kingdom through the century-old London Wine Merchants.FINDLATER MACKIE TODD & CO.LTD.For information coli: IMPORTATIONS DURAND LTEE.1600 BERRI STREET, SUITE 230, MONTREAL TEL.842-5471 S961 \u201861 49QUAA0N *ADplIg \u201cJFUILIDX] UNOUNSIM YL \u2014 § The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 19, 1965 \u2014 6 SALE Fine ORIENTAL RUGS At Special Prices GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG CO.4151-4153 St.Cathorine St.W.Westmount $ Phone WE.2-4277 Srp, Assn.of Nurses | to meet Nov.18 | A meeting of the English: Chapter, District XI, Associa-' tion of Nurses of the Province of Quebec will be held at 8 p.m.! on Thursday, November 18, in| the amphitheatre, Montreal Hospital.Speakers will be Sister Fell-| citas, Miss M.Wheeler, and Miss A.Gage, who attended the In-! ternational Congress of Nurses | in June 1965 and their theme \u201cICN \u2014 View and Review.| \u2026 Book Lovers\u2019 Forum meets November 24 Dean Stanley B.Frost, Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research, McGill University, will review \u2018The Source,\u201d by James Michener.on Wednesday, November 24, at 2:30 p.m., for Book Lovers\u2019 Forum.The meeting will take place in the Lecture Hall of Temple Emanu-El, 4100 Sherbrooke street west.| \u201cThe Source\u2019 is a history of the Holy Land and the religious ideas that shape our Western civilization.Dean Frost, a distinguished Bible and Hebrew scholar as well as a Doctor of Divinity.will lecture the Forum on this monumental historical novel.Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern, general chairman will preside and Mrs.Robert E.Glaymon will thank the speaker.This meeting is open to the publie, and tickets may be obtained at the door.Tea will be served.Talent Fair The St.Matthias\u2019 Association of Women is holding its annual Talent fair on Thursday.November 25, from 11:30 a.m.to 5:30 p.m.in the parish hall, 12 Church Hill avenue, Westmount.Luncheon and tea will be served.! ANTIQUE GIFT 1 MAR CTACE SE.Ÿ other lamps.other clocks, etc.etc.KINGSLEY'S 152 Abbott Ave.À = - LRA La es ! Illidaylairdos TO make YOU SPARKLE It's the season to be elegant! Let our skilled « stylists create an exciting new hairdo just for you for the coming social season, Please make your appointment soon.+ HAIRDRESSER « 4927 Sherbrooke St.W.: \"ALWAYS A FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE\" p- Fyaminer A, 5 PUBLICITY COMMITTEE: Members of the publicity committee Women's Division of the 1965 Joint Campaign for Combined Jewish Appeal and United Israel Appeal, who met recently to discuss plans: standing, Mrs, Stanley Abbey, in charge of \u201cYour Community and Women\u2019s Campaigner; seated, I.to r., Mrs.Robert Sabler, in charge of suburban papers, Mrs.Simon Gold.chairman Publicity Committee, and Mrs.Harold Satin, FOR CHRISTMAS \u2018\u201c Stourbridge Overlay Epergne.Several very large Victorian Oil Paintings in beautiful ornate frames.Nice selection of antique glass and China.Antique furniture, grandfather, wall and = (Of 4500 St.Catherine W., Westmount 3 EERE in charge of photographs and biographies.St.Augustine Church scene of Murphy-Mellon wedding The marriage of Margaret Teresa, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Patrick Mellon, of Notre Dame de Grace, to Mr.William Henry Murphy, son of Mrs, William Andrew Murphy, of West- mount, and of the late Mr, Murphy, took place recently in St.Augustine of Canterbury Church, Notre Dame de Grace.the Rev.William Arthur Stewart, S.J., of Halifax, officiating.Mr.Rudy Fournier sang during the signing of the SUGGESTIONS Pairpoint and & ANTIQUES © qd) ' © (Near Claremont) Ë register, and standards of white roses, and snapdragons decorated the church.The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a gown of white velvet, fashioned on empire lines, having an A-line skirt falling into a Batteau train.She wore a veil of tulle illusion, and carried a bouquet of gardenias, and stephanotis.ATTENDANTS Miss Patricia Burns, and Miss Joanne Boyle, as bridesmaids, were in suits of azure blue wool silk, having A-line skirts.5 /They wore matching circlets in | their hair, and carried bouquets of bronze baby chrysanthemums.Little Miss Susan Nucci, and little Miss Margaret Ann Eas- ton, as flower-girls for their aunt, were in frocks of white = wool, having blue sashes.They wore circlets of bronze chrys- # | anthemums iN their hair, and carried baskets of similar flowers.Mr.Richard Hutchison acted : las best man for Mr.Murphy.and the ushers were Mr.Evril Cormier, of Halifax, and Mr.3} | Edgar McDougall, Mrs.Mellon, the bride's mother, was in a suit of jade § green wool silk.She wore a * turban of the same color, and a corsage bouquet of symbi- dium orchids.Mrs.Murphy, mother of the bridegroom, wore a suit of embroidered peacock blue poult de soie, with a matching hat i land accessories, and she wore a corsage bouquet of feathered pink carnations.RECEPTION Following the ceremony a reception was held in La Loire.of the Windsor Hotel.Later Mr.and Mrs.Murphy left on their wedding trip, the bride travelling in an ensemble of pale blue and taupe wool tweed, and wearing a match- ing hat, and brown lizard accessories.CIA: ey Nr) J.L.ADAMS, Proprietor Medalist, McGill University Medalist, M.C.of Pharmacy Prescriptions carefully and accurately filled ot reasonable pr 1385 Greene Ave.WE.2-2136 Corner Sherbrooke WE.2-2488 ea Time Topics cee Local women in the news By Millicent Hickmore THE WOMEN'S DIVISION played a big part in the Red Feather Campaign again this year.C.B.Neapole, campaign chairman addressed the campaign workers on November 10 and told them the campaign obtained 96.270 of its goal this year.The total made up of donations and pledges already received and an amount estimated to be obtainable from outstanding cards.Among the West End women receiving trophies for outstanding work are: Mrs.R.G.Goodall of Hampstead, who received the \u2018\u2018Sutherland Tray\u2019, for the district in the Women\u2019s Division having an objective of more than $5,000., to be the first to reach the highest percentage of that objective by 4 p.m.on the closing day of the campaign.Mrs.S.Engels of Westmount, who received the \u201cLucas Bowl\u201d for the area chairman in the Women's Division who has attained the highest percentage of the area quota between all the separate areas making up the Women\u2019s Division Residential Canvass, by 4 p.m.of the day on which the campaign dinner was held.Mrs.J.C.Dickison of Hampstead, received the \u201cEaves & Bessette Cup,\u201d for the highest percentage obtained as between the Men's Division and the Women's Division.¥ + + HRISTMAS CARDS: The Grenfell Labrador Medical Mission is believed to be the first group to sell charity Christmas cards in Montreal, having started in 1922 when a few cards were brought in from England and netted the grand sum of $5.70.Today these lovely cards are prepared by Canadian artists and the sales run into thousands of dollars.This year for the first time these cards will be sold downtown for three days only, November 22-23-24, in Place Ville Marie at Streeter and Quarles Ltd., as well as at McGregor Travel Co., Greene avenue, weekly until mid-December.Mrs.C.G.Farquharson of Notre Dame de Grace will be in charge of sales.Other committee members from the West End include: Mrs.C.F.Carsley, of Westmount, president; Mrs.E.A.Bromley of Hampstead; Mrs.R.E.Aikman, Mrs.W.Palmer, Mrs.L.Vuillemot all of Westmount; and Mrs.Paul Stenz of Notre Dame de Grace.This year the Montreal Branch donated a large sum of money to the new nursing station at Mutton Bay, Que., also a ski-doo in memory of the late Frances Smart, a former past president for many years.¥* Lu % N THE MAIL: Mrs.Eleanor Crakanthorp and Mrs.Jean Waldo members of the United Church Women of the Rosedale United Church write on behalf of their organization, \u2018I wish to thank you most sincerely for the publicity accorded to us in the Monitor and also for the insertion of the group picture.Your cooperation is much appreciated and contributed to the unqualified success of the bazaar.\u201d TO ALL HOUSEWIVES : We are glad to announce that the services of charwomen are now available.Also Housekeepers, Cooks and Couples.Live in or out.For Further details, cal! L'Association des Aides-Ménagères Inc.1123 St.Joseph Blvd.East 279-4550 9 am.- 5 p.m.279-4559 The Hasle Residence 3794 Cote Des Neiges LOCATED IN THE HEART OF MONTREAL Private and Semi Privale accommodations are available for Senior Citizens as well as \u2018professional nursing care for the chronically ill.Mr.leonard D.Cordes, C.A., Administrator Miss Anne Keating R.N., Supervisor 667-0760 935-8043 Dr Te ss DECORATIONS FOR BALL: One of the elega centrepiece arrangements for Angels\u2019 Ball, Le Bal de la Renaissance at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel on Saturday, November 27, is viewed by members of the Ball Committee.Left to right are Mrs.Alan Spiro, special gifts; Mrs, Mitchel Social and Personal Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Norberg returned recently from a trip to Paris.Brussels and London.Mes.Stanley B.Frost.Mrs.DM.Grant.Mrs.Alfred N.Miller and Mrs.Miles Wisenthal will preside at the tea tables following the meeting of Book Lovers\u2019 Forum.Hostesses for the afternoon will be Mesdames Gerald Genuine Choice Western BEEK QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\" Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables *IMPORTED PRODUCTS® NICHOL'S AND SCHNEIDER'S BACON, .HAMS, SAUSAGE | AND BUTTER.4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 JOIN THE YOGOURTEATERS Enjoy DELIFRUIT REAL FRUIT YOGOURT Deliciously different! The young dessert by Fr RAT aad theme.Benjamin, Lawrence M.Bessner, Eugene L.Gardner.Reuben Ginsberg, Stanley Bernard Isaacs.Abraham Izen-' berg.David Kobernick.Simpson Lightstone.Joseph D.Roston.Lieut.-Col.and Mrs.Friday evening.November 26, at a champagne and dessert party and later with their guests will attend St.Andrew's Ball.Mr.and Mrs.S.R.Collier, nee Smith), 4750 Courtrai ave.| nue, Cote des Neiges.announces the birth of a son.(Terence Daniel.7 Ibs.8 ozs.at the Montreal General Hospital on Monday.November 15.1965.i Both well, | | \u2014 ; Ihose tecciving the guests prier to the Candlelight Dinner ,and Ball at Temple Emanu-El on ; Saturday evening.November 20 are : Rev.Dr.and Mrs.Harry | Joshua Stern.Mr.and Mrs.David H.Lisser.Mr.and Mrs.\u2018Norman Rill, Mr.and Mrs.Alfred N.Miller.Mr.and Mrs, Samuel Paperman, Mr.and Mrs.Hyman Grover.Mr.and Mrs.George Hollinger.Mr.Laurence Marks, QC and Mrs.Marks, Mr.and Mrs.Joseph J.Cooper.Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Zion.Mr.and Mrs.1rvin Gertsman.Mr.and Mrs.Bernard Isaacs.Coming Events Bazaar: St.Jude's Church Bazaar wil be held November 25 and 26 from 3 p.m.to 9 p.m.Supper will be served both days at 5.30 and the booths will include toys.gifts, Christmas decorations and home cooking.Bazaar and Homecooking Sale: sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary.1.H.Eakin.Branch No.60-160 Royal Canadian Legion.will be held in the Black Watch Armoury.Bleury street on Friday.November 19 at 8 p.m.! Card Party: Monday.November 22, at 8:30 p.m.in St.Leo's Academy.360 Clarke avenue.Westmount.Door prizes and re- freshments served.Tickets on sale at the door.For informal tion 933-7465 or 484-9604.! General meeting The first general meeting of \u2018United Talmud Torahs, Home and School Association.will be held November 24, 8:15 p.min the school auditorium, 4850 St.Kevin, nt Garfinkle, vice-chairman of the Ball; and Mr.Ben Kahlenberg, decorations.Brilliant shades of crimson and gold will be the color scheme ! nick.Mrs.R.M.Wiener is in to conform with the 13 Century Renaissance charge of arrangements and Mrs.se \u2018Bridge with | the Experts\u2019 Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood | invites all bridge players to at ; tend ua Pre-Chanukah Evening \u201cof \u2018Bridge with the Experts,\u201d on Monday evening.December 13 at 74 pm.at 4100 Sher-, brooke west.Participating are: Mr.Aaron Goodman, lifemaster and past president of the Mont-! real Bridge League: Mr.Ralph! : Cohen, lifemaster and past president of the League: Mr.Maurice Paul, lifemaster and current president of the league: and Mr.Peter Pender, litemaster and jo of the leading point getters on the North American Continent.Mr.Buddy Marsh, lifemaster.will act as moderator.A most interesting and exciting evening is planned.Convener S.Lithwick is ticket chairman Please take cards.ELECTROLYSIS Don't Suffer Needlessly With Unwanted Hair We can clear your face, shape eyebrows and hairlines, clear underarms.Appoar for the holiday season.Come in and find out how easy it is.We'll even remove some of those annoying hairs without charge.Barbara Salmond \"The Electrologist to Porticular People\u201d 4937 Sherbrooke W.(Corner of Claremont) Hours: Tues., to Fri.\u2014 9 to §; for the evening is Mrs D.Kober-!] Sat.9 to 1.Closed Mondays.at your best By Appointment Oaly 481 - 1612 EARS PIERCED Literary society : - The Dominion-Douglas ladies Literary Society will hold a meeting in the Church Hall.Friday Handman, | November 26 at 2:30 p.m.Guest speaker will be Ludmilla Chiria- jeff, founder and artistic director ; of Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, Paul Speaking on \u201cThe Evolution of L'Anglais are entertaining on the Dance and Ballet throughout the Centuries.\u201d Tea will be served.Everyone welcome.George Pickreli GUARANTEED FLOWERS Tel.: 935-5431 \u2014 Delivery Anywhere 4154 St.Catherine Street West {Opposite Elm Ave.) re SPECIAL EVENT COAT and SUIT SALE Miss Hager offers her entire collection of Winter Coats.Suits and Imported Knits at a marvelous reduction.You may choose from Coats and Suits trimmed with luxury furs or untrimmed imported tweeds, camel hairs and the ever popular Blacks.Browns and high shades of winter 1965.Come early and choose from her one of a style couture collection.fall! flag 20% « AQ S961 \u20186l 49QUSA0N \u2018ADpliy \u201cJ3UIWIDX] JUNOUYSIM 344 \u2014 / 5270 Queen Mary Road Open Thurs.& Fri.till 9 p.m.| 1 Hour Free Parking at Robitaille Parking Inc., 5008 Decarie Blvd.Come along and swing Have a Delifruit fling Man, it\u2019s really the thing! Dr.A.Mittelman.new educational director of the United Talmud Torahs, will discuss \u201cValues of a Jewish Education.\u201d The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 19, 1965 \u2014 8 WESTMOUNT YOUR LICENSED GROCERS CORNER GREENE & ST.CATHERINE OUR SPECIALTY Beautifully Arranged FROM THE MIDDLE EAST, CHINA, | INDIA and MOROCCO ® Hand- blocked silk JRUIT $¥ 504 BASKETS UP Speciol Discounts for Quantity Orders Goods from Morocco Bells ORDER YOUR XMAS TURKEYS AND HAMS NOW PLEASE PHONE YOUR ORDER EARLY WE, 5 -6373 PROMPT DELIVERY ® Brassware and from India ® Hand - carved Tables and Screens from India ® Hand - beaten Copper Planters from Morocco Many Other Gift Ideas A gift of an Antique at Christmas is a gift to be treasured for years to come.Come in and see our selection of Antiques and Objects d'Art, Chandeliers, Lamps, etc.tor the beginner as well as the advanced Comel Saddle We can bring Carpet Magic into your home for the holidays with a beautiful Oriental Rug or wall-to-wall 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deposit will hold any item until Christmas UNS and GUNSMITHING INC.à 4901 Sherbrooke W.\"; Cirement 484.4875 ÿ Ë Open every evening except Saturday ST.CATHERINE ST.W.tr commencing December 13th or call us at 932-0881 ÿ PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE \u2014 20% OFF EE eee 520 A Touch of i Westmount Gift | s .Imagination | Reg'd.= ay, ie) for Gift Ideas ÿ 4 Ë i ne of winter spotrs equipment classes are all under the direc- ideal for the very small folk.a tion of qualified ski instructors sturdy wooden pull or push toy.Should any further infor mation | ar \"\u20ac good for the next sized be required.please call the Re.youngsters New Home of NEW TROPHY: This season the Shrine Left to right in the picture are Chairman of Sponsored Little Grey Cup Football Game will the event Dave Campbell, Tommy Tomasso and have a new trophy.It\u2019s the Tomasso Trophy for W.E.Montgomery the Grand Potentate, Karnak the Most Valuable Player of the game, voted by \u2018Temple.The trophy was sneak previewed to the the sportswriters who attend.The game will be Children at the hospital during the week and beld this Sunday at Molson Stadium with pro- officially turned over to Mr.Montgomery.__eecds going towards the Children\u2019s Hospital.Boats \u2014 Trailers \u2014 Accessories Four leagues sef Montreal 4175 St.Catherine St.West Tel: 935-5544 (Near Greene Ave.) for hockey season police MONTREAL & Bue Your Local Representative for: The hockey season got underway in Westmount this week with teams opening practice sessions.The league issue Pp ea OMC SNOW CRUISERS games will start next week.Listed here are the schedules for the different] The Montreal Police Depart- EVINRUDE MOTORS leagues up until the New Year.ment wishes to warn the public TERMITE of the criminal activities of cer- Dressing tain persons in the Montreal area| \u2014\u2014\u2014 I \u2014 _ ROOM \u201cwho are posing as detectives, GAME NO.DATE TIME NO.TEAMS bank investigators and trust com- PRACTICE Nov.20 10.30 1-3 Raiders and Bulls 'pany representatives in their at- 3 HH] ia: psi * PRACTICE Nov.20 11.15 2-4 Bears and Knights tempt io steal money.CO \u2014 iut PRACTICE Nov.27 9.00 1-3 Bears and Knights | Should you receive a telephone PRACTICE Nov.27 9.45 2-4 Raiders and Bulls \"call or be approached at home by PRACTICE Dec.4 10.30 1-3 Bears and Knights ja person stating that he is a PRACTICE Dec.4 11.15 2 - 4 Raiders and Bulls detective, bank investigator or / 1 Dec.11 9.00 1-3 Raiders vs Bulls trust company representative .« Give Enjoyment 2 Dec.11 945 2-4 Bears vs Knights and who is unable to offer posi- The Year \u2018round 3 Dec.18 10.30 1-3 Knights vs Raiders |tive identification.be on your .4 Dec.18 1115 2-4 Bulls vs Bears guard.I's important to choose MOSQUITO | He will ask questions concern- your musical instrument PRACTICE Nov.20 9.00 1 - 3 Huskies and Guards ing your bank account.or the carefully, expert advice PRACTICE Nov.20 9.45 2 - Broncs and Mules amount of money you have in is invaluable.The staff at PRACTICE Nov.27 10.30 1 - 3 Brones and Mules the house and will request you to Peate's are all skilled PRACTICE Nov.27 11.15 2- 4 Huskies and Suards make a withdrawal from your \u201d CT musicians, and are well PRACTICE Dec.4 900 1-3 Brones and Mules bank account.Do not give him fe PRACTICE Dec.4 9.45 2-4 Huskies and Guards any information whatsoeer, and qualified to help choose 1 Dec.11 10.30 1.3 Huskies vs Guards | above all, do not allow him to : 2 Dec.11 11.15 2-4 Brones vs Mules | enter your home.His prime ob- 5 3 Dec.18 9.00 1-3 Mules vs Huskies | jective is to steal your money.>= 4 Dec.18 945 2-4 Guards vs Broncs i These persons gain the con- == 8 PEE WEE fidence of their potential victims = PRACTICE Nov.12 4.00 Brones and Mules by telling a convincing story per- \u2014\u2014 PRACTICE Nov.15 4.30 Raiders and Guards taining to tracking down counter- == PRACTICE Nov.17 4.30 Huskies feit money and will ask to ex- = 1 Nov.19 4.30 Broncs vs Mules {amine whatever money you may \u2014 2 Nov.22 4.30 Raiders vs Guards | have on hand or can obtain from 3 Nov.24 4.30 Mules vs Raiders your bank account.4 Nov.26 4.00 Huskies vs Brones | Do not be taken in by this con- 5 Nov.29 4.30 Raiders vs Huskies vincing but fictitous story.It is 6 Dec.1 4.30 Guards vs Mules | false.If you are approached in 7 Dec.3 4.00 Huskies vs Guards ;this manner.please contact your 8 Dec.6 4.30 Broncs vs Raiders | district police station immediate- 9 Dec.8 4.30 Guards vs Brones y.10 Dec.10 4.00 Mules vs Huskies Ladies, please pay special at- 1] Dec.13 4.30 Mules vs Broncs tention to this message as these 12 Dec.15 4.30 Guards vs Raiders persons usually select as their 13 Dec.17 4.00 Raiders vs Mules | vietims, elderly women of aver- 14 Dec.20 4.30 Brones vs Huskies age financial conditions.15 Dec.22 4.30 Huskies vs Raiders Genuine detectives, bank in-' .BANTAM | vestigators and trust company | Guitars .$21.95 and up PRACTICE Nov.16 4.30 Rangers and Leafs representatives.do not proceed Ukuleles .$ 8.95 and up PRACTICE Nov.18 4.30 Hawks and Bruins in this manner.' » PRACTICE Nov.18 6.30 Red Wings \u2014 Accordions $23.95 and up 1 Nov.23 4.30 Rangers vs Leafs , A vacationer travelling alone by Trumpets .$39.95 and up 2 Nov.25 4,30 Hawks vs Bruins , automobile spends an average of MUSICAL : 3 Nov.30 4.30 Rangers vs Red Wings $22.75 a day.the Royal Automo- Da.PPLIES LTD.Clarinets .$79.95 and vp 4 Dec.2 430 Leafs vs Hawks bile Club of Canada estimates.| 0 Many other Christmas specials ir 5 Dec.7 4.30 Hawks vs Red Wings This breaks down into $8 for: Munic Cases, ate, one Retranome.6 Dec.9 4.30 Bruins vs Leafs lodging, $6 for food, $1.75 miscel- 7 Dec, 14 430 Rangers vs Hawks | laneous, and $7 for gasoline and | 2 Hare telling i.8 Dec.16 4.30 Red Wings vs Bruins oil, based on 300 miles of wel exclusively 9 Dec.21 4.30 Bruins vs Rangers ing a day at 15 miles to the gal- : : ' .Dec 23 430 Leafs ve Red Wings.lon.I] 1431 Mansfield St.(Opposite Simpson's) 842-8679 A ft The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 19, 1965 \u2014 16 Bulls down Broncs 12-8 for championships The Bulls, coached by John Ayotte and Dick Black, won the 1965 Championship by defeating the Broncs in ; a sudden death game, by a score of 12 to 8.The Broncs took an 8 to 0 lead in the first quarter on a single by A the five minute mark of the Robert McRae, as his attempted fourth quarter when Evind Han- field goal went wide.Eurl Rudni- | sen pulled 1n a pass from quar- koff made a 15 yard run around terback Lazare, to put the Bulls left end, for the touch down \u2014 ahead.The pass and run went 50 McRae converted.Bulls hit the yards.y | score sheet in the second quarter Kevin Ryan was outstanding when Jeff Lazare went over from | for the winners, going both ways.| 20 yards out.The Teams fought Jimmy Kelly and Ian Fraser | evenly on a slippery field untillplayed well defensively.Herewith | Autumn Is The Time To have your Plumbing and Heating systems checked over.Our organization is alive 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