The Westmount examiner, 9 décembre 1955, vendredi 9 décembre 1955

[" \"ties.School, Library Commissioners.Named Tuesday - School and library officials for Westmount were nominated Tuesday at the mid-season meetihg of the Westmount Municipal Association in Victoria Hall.Suggested for a séeond term- on the Protestant School Board were: Leeds M.Nelson and -Aléx.Mac-\u201d Laurin.Nominatéd for a first term was Mrs.Gor- / don C.Liersch.N ominated as library / trustee was D.A.Hanson._ Mayor J.A.DeLalanne \u2018and city manager T.Hüghes addressed the _meeting, to commient on the operations of the municipality at the current point.: Committee reports were received from: Mrs.Dent Harrison, education and library; Dr.Graham Ross, health and welfare; O.Leslie, housing and zoning; Ed.Barkoff, membership; Fred Gross, pub- Ticity ; Geoffrey Merrill, \u2018recreation and * Norton Watson, traffic and circulation., Realty Sales Hit 20 Mark In September - Westmount recorded 20 real estate sales with a value of $506,842 during the month of September, it was shown in fig- ureg released this week by the Montreal Real Estate Board.St.Laurent \u201cand .Town of Mount Royal led the suburban municipalities in value with close to $1,500,000 each.\u2018Total of sales and value was up over the corresponding figure last year.There were 892 sales worth $11,271,408, as co.n- pared to 846 sales worth $10,- 397,198 in September of 1954.The figures brought the West- mount cumulative total for the period from January through * September up to 258 sales worth $7,584,787, fifth highest evaluation among suburban municipali- Ranking higher are St.Laurent 674 sales worth $15,037,- 536; Town of Mount Royal 482 sales worth $11,970,502; Cote St.Luc 684 sales worth $8,785,704; and Town of Pointe Claire 533 sales worth $7,944,231.Total for all suburban municipalities was 7711 sales worth $11,440,377, compared to 6901 sales worth $97,946,948 in the same period last year.- Sub Post Office Open At Victoria The sub Post Office\u2019 \u2014 in the former \u2018Pascal store: at Victoria and Sherbrooke streets-\u2014 opened for business Monday.\u2018 |.\u201cWe have been urging the opening of a sub Post Office in this area for two years\u201d city officials commented yesterday, \u201cand we are happy to see it is in business for the Christmas rush\u201d, - VOL, XXVI, No.43 - .WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1955 TWELVE PAGES AT UNITY BANQUET: The wives of stars were one of the main attractions at Wednesday's annual Mother and Daughter Banquet at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club.Left to right here, most West-End residents, are Mrs.Jackie Leclair, food counsellor Madame Benoit, club director Maurice Mariasine, Carolyn Scanlon, receiving one of the many trophies given out in the course of the evening, Mrs.Dickie Moore and Mrs.Ken Mosdell.LT (Photo by Ed.Bermingham) GRADUATE WEDNESDAY: Somc 30 dogs will graduate © Wednesday at a special obedience cluss session at First Pres- | byterian Church at 8 p.m.it is anneunced by Mrs.Casgrain who trains the dogs.In the camera shot here are I¥ariequin, a great Dane owned by H.A, Hodges and Dominiqae, a Dachshund owned by Mrs.James MacCormivck.Mrs.Cussçeuïin will also feature her poodle Becky in a speclal exhibition of advanced training.The current situation of tension in the Middle East represents a decision that punishes Israel because of her virtues, Max Freedman, Washington editor of the Manchester Guardian and Winnipeg Free Press, said Wednesday.\u2018 It is impossible for- Israel to live without freedom, he told a meeting of the Temple Emanu- El Brotherhood in the Temple Community Hall, and thus it is culated plan to woo the Arab states to the west.Mr.Freedman was here fo give the annual David Jassby Memorial Lecture.He noted that America\u2019s basic principle has always been to find the strongest country -in any area of tension, and make it an American ally.\u201cIsrael was that strongest nation in the Middle East after the war with the Arab states, yet every security plan for the area has excluded her,\u201d he said.\u201cThis decision to bypass Israel is based upon friendship with her.\u201d = He said that American policy has always averred fhat it is to Israel\u2019s ultimate advantage if the Arab states join the western bloc.Mr.Freedman said that Israel has heede& a request to this effect, put forward by British Prime Minister (than Foreign Minister) Anthony Eden, in 1950.\u201cIsrael has never denied the right of other nations to ask the Arabs for friendship.\u201cYet no security pact has ever -been brought about.\u201d He said that the Russian vote h of assent for the sthte of Israel in the United Nations was \u2018one of extreme-hypocricy .for at the same time Zionism was a crime in Russia.\u201d He said that it was done to possible to put into effect a cal-|- \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Israel Punished For Virtues Max Freeaman Tells Temple The United States made their vote to produce a bridge of friendship.It:i8 these two aims that are now in conflict.\u201d Mr.Freedman said that the their fighting power, but- rather \u201cArab geography.Military experts agree that any attack would be made no both western Europe and the Middle East \u2014 simultaneously.This is the haunting fear that causes the Dr.H.J.Stern Speaks Tonight The State of Israel today has its modern Maccabees, Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern will tell his congregation at Temple Emmantel tonight in a special Chanukah message.In part Rabbi Stern's message follows: \u201cWe usher in tonight Chanukah whieh recalls the heroism of the Jewish zealots known as the Maccabees who fought the Sy- rian-Greek pagans and defended Judaism with.its timeless message of the Fatherhood of God and the Brolherhood of man.Had the Maccabees failed in the year 165 B.C.k., the spiritual life been engulfed.Christianity and Mohamnicdanism the two daughter religions of Judaism would never lave been born.\u201cWe of our vwn day must emulate the lieroisur ofË the Macca- \u2018bees of old and do battle against the paganism of power, gratification of the senses and the worship of materialism.We must be possessed of the \"qualities of the ancient Jewish heroes such \u201cultimately foment antagonism.(Continued on page 12) - west fears not the Arabs nor of the whote world would have Ti TO cp ame PETER 7 MAIS PRES TES RES SHEE AY CEST IRA as TA Sr LC TE TIS, EEE RS IR 3 Rp wr are £5 Monae DE CE CE TS TAC PA rn + tr - tm em PAGE TWO EDUCATIONAL PLAY The Lachine Civic Theatre will .present a short educational play \u201cFresh Variable Winds\u201d for the Summerlea Home and School Association, on Wednesday evening January 11th, with Anne Robertson directing.: Ladies\u2019 and Gent's SUITS & COATS Made-To-Measure In One Week Latest Patterns in English Woolens Customers or our own material made up.- THERE IS STILL TIME TO GET YOUR GARMENT BEFORE CHRISTMAS IF YOU ORDER NOW.© REPAIRING ® REMODELLING ® REFITTING QUICK SERVICE F.L.SILVER LADIES\u2019 & GENT'S TAILOR 1235 Greene Avenue (Downstairs) \u201c WI.6633 - usual.\u201cwhen rest is a hobby of min \u201cI have reached the time of life\u201d he told friends THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, DECEMBER J, 1955 Ernest Cousins Marks His Ninetieth Birthday Ernest Cousins, well known local resident who built a single-wagon milk round into a two million.dollar business celebrated his ninetieth birthday yesterday.And he went about 9 a.m.to 2 p.m.daily tasks as e\u201d Travelling, however, chief hobby.For some yéars past now he has visited many parts of the world in order to see the historic cities of the past \u2014 Carthage, Jerusalem, Damascus and others.He points out from his deep lore of historical knowledge that Damascus is today the oldest populated city in the world.In Palestine he carried out the wish to follow in tke footsteps of St.Paul to walk the street called \u201cStraight.\u201d Long automobile journeys are another of his hobbies, or, possibly, part of the travel hobby.Last summer he drove 1,300 miles to Cape Cod and back.Mr.Cousing gave, as his recipe for longevity, hard work MA.3332 ATTENTION SKIERS! 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E.D.Christmas INSURANCE BROKER 388 St.James St.West, Montreal, Que.WA.4568 Get the PLUS PROTECTION of à Farquhar Robertson ~ FUEL OIL CONTRACT Get top quality, clean burning fuel oil.plus dependable automatic delivery that insures against inconveniences of an empty tank, Plus periodic addition to your tank of a corfosion inhibitor.plus assured fuel oil supply for \u201clife of contract.ace ss \\ all \u2018 \u2018 4 I | HER Sai SRC 1] ITED.- wren WA.0371) -~ a am a 77 Arrange now for this finer service is his % | \u201cHorses, dogs and children are | largest dairy concerns still operand a contented mind.Actually, however, he comes of a hardy race of seafaring ancestors who left Normandy some 300 years or more ago to settle in what is now Norwick, on the east coast of England.There, right up to his father\u2019s time, the family went down to the sea in ships.But his father felt that seafaring was no pursuit for a married man, so he went off to Northampton and entered the shoemaker business.Here Mr.Cousins was born and in all probability would have remained if he had not been sent to school in London.He finished his schooling at the age of 14, and went to work, but having seen \u2018distant parts\u2019 once, he itched to be off again, and at the age of 19 he set out for Canada.He founded the business which has brought him fame and fortune ih August, 1889, and said he never regretted the move.\u201cWhy milk?\u201d he replied to a question.\u201cIt was the farm.I got a two-wheeled cart with a horse, and started up in Griffintown.I4 got my milk from the farmer I had worked for, and everything went along fine \u2014 except in winter\u2019.He recalled that a toll-gate straddled the road from Montreal to Longue Pointe in those days, and at times the snowdrifts completely buried it.Often | the horse stumbled into the gate in the snéw and had to be dragged out.Mr.Cousin kept his own cows at the Longue Pointe farm, and made steady progress in business.\u201cI never had what are called \u2018lucky breaks\u2019 nor Was there any particular \u2018turning point,\u201d he says.\u201cIt was steady growth all the time from 30 gallons z day delivered at first to the thousands of gallons delivered today.\u201d At one time the Cousing\u2019 stables boasted 100 fine horses, but everything is mechanized today.Mr.Cousins said he regrets the passing of the horse.my chief pets,\u201d he admits.His interests, however, have covered a wide field.He has been the president of \u2018a good many\u201d organizations, and is the oldest surviving past president of the Kiwanis Club of Montreal; a former deputy District Grand Master for Quebec of the Masonic Order, a Shriner and member of the Scottish Rite.He was a golfer at one time, a leading member of the St.George Snowshoe Club, and member of other social and sporting clubs.+ His wife, the former Maud Douglas, of Lachute, died in 1948, and a son and a daughter have predeceased him.But his two other sons, Frank and Cecil, are now in the business, and two other daughters are happily married.They are Helena, whose three children, Bill, Ernest and Babs Chauvin, all served in the Second World War, and Grace, who is Mrs.Alex Muir.Mr.Cousins still feels the loss of his wife.They were married more than 60 years.He recalls .a striking coincidence in the history of Montreal business concerns.Three of the ating in the city were all opened about the same time.These in- | cluded the Cousins business, and thosè of J.J.Joubert and Guaranteed Pure Milk Co., the latter founded by the late George Hogg.Mr.Cousins referred to Mr.Hogg, a one-time Mayor of Westmount, as \u201cone of the finest men this district has ever pro- duced.\u201d Some of the questions were leading and at one time-it was asked that if city council had the prerogative of refusing suggestions or demands made by the association, were not the members wasting their time.Chairman Thomas Atkinson replied that the function of the association was neither to rury the city of Westmount, nor in any way to attempt to circumvent- the \u2018action taken by the city council to resolve certain problems.The association ~ he said, served mainly as a sounding board for public opinion.\u2019 Mayor James A.DeLalanne, and City Manager T.J.glughes, both of whom were in attendance, were not called upon to answer spot questions from the floor, but the mayor did volun- \u2018teer a few comments regarding One-way streets and traffic regulations.He said that the Increased flow of traffic through Westmount of late, was due in part to the altering of the intersection at Queen Mary Rd., and Cote des Neiges.Then too, more and more motorists are being attracted to the one-way routes of the Cote Road and Westmount Avenue, as a quicker means of getting to and from work.He said that minor changes to these thoroughfares may be warranted as the traffic shakes down to some sort of consistency.One other suggestion worthy of mention was that traffic lights be installed at the intersection of Lansdowne and Sherbrooke, to be operated during rush hours.We all know that signal lights slow traffic down The Christian graces are like perfumes, and the more they are pressed, the sweeter they smell; .« .like trees, which, the more they are shaken, the deeper root they take, and the more fruit they bear.\u2014Francis Beaumont By Frank Fairview The Westmount Municipal Association met in Vie- toria Hall last Tuesday night, \u2019 Approximately 75 people attended, and after hearing reports read by the various committee heads, participated in an open question and answer period.: considerahly, but .if everybody is to get a fair chance of getting into main arteries we'll just have to put up with them, he said.Co It has been said that 75% of all Westmount traffic is transient.Quite frankly I can't see what purpose is served hy this kind of Atatistic.With a population of 28,050 people, and situated practically in the middle of greater Montreal, the traffic can -hardly be anything but transient.The Fix-it Shop MELODY.\"HOUSE PE) Yu TUR LS NOW ! \u2014 On Our Screen ! \"White Christmas\u201d \u2018in VistaVision-Technicolor starring, Bing CROSBY Rosemary CLOONEY Danny Kaye \u2014 also \u2014 \"Five Against the House\u201d starring, TAN Kim NOVAK-Brian KEITH you will get results.- 4492 St.Catherine St.W.GL.3504 in real estate as in any other field -EXPERIENCE COUNTS Our business experience dates back to 1804, and we have a staff of courteous, qualified experts ready t6 use it to your advantage.It's a combination you won't find anywhere else in town, and so is the service we give you.Where so many others have found satisfaction, H Sonephr & On.REAL ESTATE Serving Montreal since 1804 \u2019 Dorval Shopping Centre ME.1-8511 THERE IS A DIFFERENCE non ae Di % FINE FLOORING e HARDWOOD © RUBBER & COMPANY 4485 ST.CATHERINE STREET WESTMOUNT Free Estimates © ASPHALT el The A.Ross Grafton : 4 007 oo = WE.2323 - \u201c65 YEARS IN WESTMOUNT Reliable WATCH REPAIRS OHMAN\u2019S WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.VOL.XXVI, No.43 - Jewish Teaching Problems Remain, Eisenberg Holds Several problems still remain to be solved in the Jewish education of children, despite an upsurge in the past six years, Dr.Azriel Eisenberg, executive director of the Jewish Education Committee of New York said this week, .Lo Addressing a meeting at Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue, on Education of Our Youth, he said Jewish afternoon school enrolment increased \u2018to 400,000 from 239,000 during the last gix years, and in day schools enrolment jumped from 1,844 to- 30,268.Another encouraging factor, he said, in relation to the afternoon schools, was that children were being enrolled at a younger age than ever hefore.Average age now is eight instead of 10.\u201cThis welcome increase, however,\u201d said Dr.Eisenberg, \u201chas created three problems that need our immediate attention.We have a very serious teacher shortage, and we must provide continuity in Hebrew education \u2014through Hebrew high schools\u2014 to develop teachers.\u201d Then, said Dr.Eisenberg, the \u2018GOD THE 5 2:20 Sabbath Morning ; Rev.Callum Thompson, B.A., B.D.of thirty-five.Professional Direction, ; PRESERVER O :30 a.m, reliminary Services.iden Text: Exodus 15:2.The Lord 10:00 5m Somipturat Resdings Sunday December 11th Beautiful Lighting, a wonderful, prepara- Golden Tex xodus :00-a.m., i \u2019 ena eS become Sencha Gh, 7 vu.17 Zbchavian, 1100 2 Marne PE to mots tion for the Christmas Season.Lo.song, a umbers, » v » \u201c 0 je * : Ty salvation.Ch.2, v.14\u2014Ch.v.1.lehem2\" There will be a young people\u2019s fellowship hour at Evening Services at 4:00 pm.11:00 am.Sunday School: the close of the Evening Service.1 Wednesday Weekday Services 7:30 p.m.Evening Service.Ce j 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting.Sunday morning at 8:20 a.m.\u201cThe Relation Between N.B.The Church Doors will not be open until 6:30 p.m.Sunday evening at 4:00 p.m.J Fate and Destiny.\u201d READING iG ROOM Weekday morning at 7:25 a.m.Thursday and Friday mornings Parking facilities are available In the Church yard, Lo New Moon at 7:16 a.m.\u2018Weekday evenings at 6:16 p.m.In the Church Edifice.Open to the public Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 2 to 4 pm.Choir Director: J.C.Scott, L.R.8,M.Organist: 0, R.Gliddon , Ge mn \u2014\u2014\u2014 ww ° Le .À Lars 7 J = i .\u2014\u2014 ET À pre amer TIT TT 1 IR EO ; NII] oki BE TE TE SE a RÉ EE ES e Sgn tome -< 20e ACER UNE 0 ves Cr I per eme mage ey envi ames SPUN WANE Se Woe PHF.WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1955 HILLMAN CONVERTIBLE ACCESSORIES HUSKY AL |.HARD TOP ALE E C'exan SERVICE 1822-26 St.Catherine W.Fl.4616 8 COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR S EASTERN Townships: 70 miles from |: Montreal.If you are interested to have a nice summer place, high up \u2018in the Mountains with lots of water, far away from traffic jams and hydro bumps but easy to reach by car, then it is now the time to arrange for it.A Christmas gift for the .whole family for years.to come, WE.8701.V-16 13 APARTMENTS T0 LET - ve Fo.PRNSYRT a sv nn \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2771x Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 10.30 a.m.Thursday tor current issue The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising 10 Words 45¢ 3c for each additional word 2 .FOR-SALE - ELECTRIC TRAIN ° \u2018Lionel O gauge train, complete with table and accessories $75.00.EL.7550, -37 STAMP APPROVALS World wide, Write Mr, P.Edwards 3445 Hutchison St.V-25 NUMBER useful articles suitable Christmas presents, WI, 0951, V-40 THE Turnabout Shop has pretty par- \u2018ty'dresses, formals and dinner jackets | for Christmas holiday parties.Good \u2018as new and easy on the pocket book.| 4467 St.Catherine.FI, 9259.V-39 7 2 ROOMS - LOVELY GARDEN APT.QUIET \u2014 MAID SERVICE FURNISHED OR NOT 1546 McGREGOR, arr!\u2019 12 NEAR COTE DES NEIGES ; V-43 18.APARTMENTS °F WANTED REG\u2019D.FEB.1ST Apartment 5 rooms preferably (or 21%) convenient Westmount location; elevator, balcony; please call Over- ing at UN.6-7701, 9 to 5.V-16 TWO ladies.want small furnished apartment, January, February, March.About $85.00.Telephone EL.4643 or McMurtry DE.2756.V-30 20 ROOMS TO LET BICYCLE, lady's, English make, Phillips, fully equipped, practically mew, Phone RE.83-2804.v- S 29 FOR SALE TRAILERS FOR RENT Have you something you want moved immediately and inexpensively.Rent a trailer from Ace Trailer and Outboard Motor Rentals.RE.8-9871.V-8 8: WANTED TO PURCHASE SMALL ELECTRIC GRAMOPHONE Wanted for child's nursery, Must be in good condition, GL.3311, 0 V-24 -~ SMALL desk, preferably secretary pe suitable school boy, Reasonable, ve = V-27 2 piece chesterfield, couch and chair, silk brocatelle.Excellent condition, RE.7-9616.V-38 YOUTH'S pool table cost $42.00 sell BOY'S winter coat age 11-12.Perfect condition.FI.4315.V-34 SINGLE bed, dishes, woollen blankets, linen, doors, mirrors, pictures, wardrobes, hall runners, drapes.FIL 501.V-31 DINING ' room table, sides board, china-cabinet, walnut.Very good condition.WA.ve 4262 Western Avenue, Apartment 1.Double room, furnish- - ~ ed, with privileges.V-33 N.D.G.large furnished room, clean, suitable for two persons.Child accepted, WA.7249, V-22 27 GARAGES WANTED GARAGE WANTED Vicinity Victoria and Westmount Avenue.WA.3677.V-42 29 FOR SALE FURNITURE new, for 3 rooms im- cluding bedroo set, pieces.Devenport with 2 chairs, Kitcton set S pieces, $195.00.Terms $11.00 monthly.1384 Grenne Avenue, West- mount.GL.8122.V-15 SKIS 63\", handmade, hickory, steel edges, cable harness, .00.EL.2055.ë +5 V-41 ling REC'D.5610 Sherbrooke St.W.DExver 1149 Completely 3 AIR CONDITIONED a Funeral Home ond Chapel DESK, plain, unfinished oak, for office or home, WI.5595.V-21 3000 pocket novels 10c, 11 for $1.00; photo magazines and comic books, 6 for 25c; National Geographic, 7 \u2018or $1.00; charcoal on sale.351 Prince Albert.EL.0039.V-20 USED Connor washing machine $40.00.WE.4333.V-19 ANTIQUE mahogany sleigh bec.2 antique mahogany dressers.EL.0201.for $15.00.WE.6047.+ V-36 V-13 i % piece winter set size 2.Men's skates size ll wanted.EL.2451, V-35 SWIVEL piano stool, wanted.GL.2208.V-44 34 HELP WANTED FEMALE TYPIST - With some experience.Permanent position, 5 day week, penson plan, group insurance, hospitalization plan, canteen, Call RI.7-3517 or apply at 8181 Royden Rd., Town of Mount Royal.V-17 SALES GIRLS Required for Depart ment.Full time.En a.m.6 p.m.Apply Pascal = 9 ware, 4833 Sherbrooke Street West.v-23 39 LOST BOY'S Solar wrist watch, expansion bracelet, vicinity Dominion Douglas Church, Lost Sunday, Phone EL 4223.v-32 Percy ©.Wilmut Buried Saturday Funeral service for Percy G.Wilmut, 350 Olivier street, director and former secretary- treasurer of E.G.M.Cape and Company, .engineering and construction firm, was held Saturday at 9 a.m.He died last Wednesday at Queen Elizabeth Hospital.Mr.Wilmut was a past-presi- dent of the Canadian Construction Association and of the Montreal Builders\u2019 Exchange, having served as a director of the latter organization for 25 years.He was also a past president of the Montreal Building Trades Joint Committee.and the Apprentice Commission of the Building Trades of Montreal.A noted figure in the construction industry, Mr.Wilmut was and Company, retiring as secre- associated 44 years with Cape 1 Tha Chapel of Cathedral Beauty j= tary-treasurer in April of this year.Born in Bristol, Eng., he was educated there at the Merchant Venturers Technical College.He joined Cape and Company here in 1911, when he arrived in Canada.He was appointed a director and secretary-treasurer of the firm in 1918.He is survived by his wife, the former Mary McConnell; two sons, Douglas and Lawrence; and two daughters, Mrs, W.S.(Rita) Coney and Mabel.Funeral was held in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, with burial at Cote des Neiges Cemetery.POSTURE'S IMPORTANT Anyone whose work entails sitting at a desk or table for long periods may develop a tendency to slump forward, with rounded shoulders.This is conducive to fatigue.Sitting with curved spine and head bent downwards, doesn't improve the appearance and it doesn\u2019t ward off tiredness but sitting erect with straight j shoulders does help to give a | look of alertness and a feeling of energy.It is advisable to have the seat adjusted to the right height so that the woik will be at the right level for working and at the most suitable distance for the eyes.\u2018 WHEN SELLING CONSULT REDPATH REALTIES LIMITED 2007 Union Avenue Plateau 1104 41 DOMESTIC PEIS : American Cocker Spaniel, 3 months old, thoroughbred, $35.00 or highest of fer.Phone FI 2975.\u2018 Vv-29 43 TRANSPORTATION PAGE FIVE Statesman Sales Ambassador Service Metropolitan Parts Rambler Accessories 1822-26 St.Catherine St.W Fl.4616 LIFT wanted from Atwater and Sherbrooke to 6000 Block East GL 45 MONEY TO LOAN AT 5% mortgage loans Quickly.Contractons.Privates, Nobar; 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Hard wearir oe 0 keep clean.Ask for a name pod Fiat in a wide var , serubbable, so, ILTONE odorless\u201d ty of templing, Semi-Gloss or G pss.© Free Delivery © (311 Greene Avenue GL.1496 Use Examiner Classified Ads for Quick Results RER ARE EIR WSFEMOUNT RXAMIYNE, FRIDAT, DECEMBRE 9, 185 rap \u2014\u2014 reper a Pap Bde dE ra PAGE SIX - o eme MIN Dre pd re Horr IL ID LE RAT NS EE Ge Social >< P ersonal ~ < + Engagements + > ANE Ae vgn ma eat SAR 1 A NS USE A een Widdings Mr, \u2018and Mrs.Heward Stike- man are entertaining at dinner this evening prior to the Museum Ball Te at « .4 ce Miss Cynthia Scott is arriving - by plane from London, England, on Thursday, December 15 to _ spend the Christmas holidays\u2019 with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.\u2018 L.J.Scott.\u2019 Mr.and Mrs.Geoffrey Taylor and their small daughter, Madeleine, have returned from Toronto -where they spent the.weekend with Mrs.Taylor's: parents, Dr;and - Mrs: Smirle Lawson.set .: + ons deal Mrs.Sidney Dawes will - entertain at dinner before the | Museum Ball - to-night and later with her guests will attend the ball._ er es as cw Mrs.W.Rankine Nesbitt of j Toronto, Chief Commissionef, _ i we Canadian Girl Guides, Mrs, J.fn, AgDeLalanne, wife of the Mayor : of Westmount, and Mis.A.Turner Bone, wife of a West- mount concillor, were guests at the showing French dolls given ob _ af: MRE.AND MRS.JACK NICHOLAS KAY, photographed with |Ly the Westmount Local Asso- ~ qo ' - * \u2019 their attendants following their marriage on Saturday, Novem- ciation and Guides and Brownies { AL i» ber 19, in Wesley United Church.Mrs.Kay, formerly Miss |; St Andrew's Church Hall, 2 ; saysi \u2018 Eileen Winnifred Hogan is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Cote St.Antoine yesterday.3 Michael J.G.Hogan, of Notre Dame de Grace.Mr.Kay, is ; the son of Mr.and Mrs.Nicholas Kay.From left to right: en Associates of Me- IT\u201d S D R ESS - U P TI M E Mr.Al Balding, usher; Miss Marilyn Gardner, maid of honor; Gin Women g their last Town \u2018 = the brüde and the bridegroom;\" Mr.Peter Kay, brother of the and Gown Tea until after the ; .; for the bridegroom, best man; and the Misses Judy Bower Lewis and New Year on Tuesday afternoon, - ÿ i i * Marilyn McRobert, bridesmaids.by Pek Associat at half-past three o'clock, in the à # Li HOLIDAYS AHEAD Photo by Peter Kay Associates balroom of the faculty Club, {j : i KAY-HOGAN Prince of Wales Salon, Windsor 3450 McTavish street.; HE Wonderful New Styles The marriage of Eileen Win- Hotel where autumn shaded; Hostesses will be Mesdames ct; for now, and now on nifred, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.ES + were used as Martin, R.W.Pearman, J.Gor- | - | \u2018 + .Michael J.G.Hogan, of Notre Later, Mr.and Mrs.Kay left don Petrie, J.S.Polson, Preston À À Silks Novelties * Peau de Soie Dame de Grace, to Mr.Jack |for a five month trip through Robb.In charge of arrangements 1 CÙ | Nicholas Kay, son of Mr.and | the United States, the bride are Mrs.J.E.Gill and Mrs.J.H.i i 4 \u2018 Î .; Mrs.Nicholas Kay, took place | travelling in a blue-grey Eng- Quastel.LÉ Designed to flatter the figure and please the eye on Saturday, Nov.19, in Wesley lish suit, and wearing a black _\u2014 : ; United Church, the Rev.Nor- hat, a silver blue muskrat stole, \u2019 È ° man A.McMurray officiating.black accessories, and a corsage St.Andrew's W.A.5 .Mr.John Cook played the wed- bouquet of orchids.Th : iati of 3 ; .e women's association i See our wonderful collection of Sweaters ding music, and Mr.John C.Mc-| Among the out of town guests St.Andrew's Church, West.I in Cashmere and Orlon for Christmas giving Kean sang during the service.| were Mrs.Curtis Nicholas, of mount, will hold its next meeting i Standards of white chrysanthe- Winnipeg; Mr.and Mrs.J.J.for business and sewing on ro mums and daisy pompons were Coolican, Royal Oak, Michigan; Tuesday, at 2 p.m.-in Hutchison 3 used to decorate the altar and Mr.and Mrs.J.J.Clifford, Jr.Hall.Tea hostesses will be Mrs.k i chancel; the news reserved for of Granby, Que.; Mr.and Mrs.S.B.Cayford and the ladies of { guests were arranged with pot- Al Balding, of Erindale, Ont.: the Oxford \u2014 Ballantyne Group.f ted ferns and white satin bows.Mr.and Mrs.Jack Archer, of The Red Cross group will meet The bride, who was given Lachute, Que., and Mr.Robert at 10 a.m.away by her father, was in a Dean, of Cornwall, Ont.- gown of candlelight nylon tulle Fl .GOWNS and Chantilly lace over satin, ~ : 1353 GREENE AVE., WESTMOUNT soon mechiine ee having 8 Calvary W.M.S.CARLOS GERMANN ; FI 7773 lace sleeves ending in points over | All members of Calvary Jeweller & Designer - her hands and a bouffant skirt W.M.S.are invited to a supper Repairs y À of nylon tulle ending in a long meeting in the Ladies\u2019 Parlours Remodelling - Modernizing ë .rain.Her veil of tulle illusion ; * .was held by a small satin coro- °\" Wednesday, December 14, at Experienced Swiss Craftsman ; ., | net, embroidered with seed 6 p.m.Mrs.G.Shcen, convener, ship.- Gems tested with iclen- : pearls, and she carried a crescent Will tell a Christmas story and \u2018fie ods.\u201c shaped bouquet of yellow Jo-| Mrs.Belva Taylor will be the 4462 St.Catherine St.w.; hanna Hill roses, and philoden- Soloist, accompanied by Mrs.|l Suite 2 (Near Metcalfe Ave.) .drum.Noel Hzrdy.Kindly take in Sun- Wi.2298 .a Miss Marilyn Gardner, ag maid Shine Bags and Dime Cards.«+.as you live and breathe, it's of honor for her cousin, and wd Sarong Bra for natural uplift, Judy Marion NcRhokert and Miss ; a mon sini | REPAIRS - DE 7771 | vi ith fashioned on princess lines, with 5 i silhouette! fitted bodices having scoop neck- \u2014 RADIO \u2014 AUTO RADIO \u2014 HOUSEHOLD i ines, and ree-quarter-length : sleeves, and full skirts.Miss APPLIANCES \u2014 WASHING MACHINE \u2014 BENDIX Gardner was in gold, and Miss \u2018McRobert and Miss Lewis were -* E L E C T R 0 - A L L Co { i .in bittersweet.They wore feather \u201c t : hats to match their frocks and Electrical Contractor & Electrical House Maintenance carried semi-cascade bouquets of = : bronze pempons.1 3 i À j Mr.Peter Kay acted as best 342B Victoria Ave.Westmount § i man for his brother, and the ] LE .; ushers were Mr.A] Balding, and i i Sarong Bra is fashioned in Mr.Jack Gardner, cousin of the CHRISTMAS | 1 elastic and embroidered bride.4 nylon, adjusts itself to your Mrs.Hogan, the bride's 4 \u2018 every movement, looks and feels mother, was gowned in a bronze G A L IG 0 G A P ER 3 A 8 \u2019 custom-made Lo poult de soie sheath.She wore Our Christmas Square Dance | à a bronze hat trimmed with white ATURDAY, DEC.10th ; Come in and try one to-day velvet blossoms, bronze acces- $ ot 8:30 P.M.\u2018 gories, \u2018and a corsage bouquet of : MME A.COURVAL ie areas, Pe.Caller: MIKE DODMAN ; : Mrs.Kay, mother of the bride- Music by the BUCKSKIN BOYS i : 5 Stores At Your Service: grom, was in a gown of silver Admission: $1 per person.4861 Sherbrooke West - Westmount grey Chantilly lace over taffeta, : and wore a white hat, and ac- WESTMOUNT Y.M.G.A.3 Also 4235 St.Lawrence 6550 St.Hubert cessories, and a corsage- bouquet A 4491 St.Lawrence 413 Ontario E.of orchids.4585 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST ; The reception was held at the i ! ._ SE \u2014 - ee pre Cancer Research™ Memorial Bursary The Cancer Research Society Inc., announced today a further bursary to be granted for research that will be known as the Mary G.Dawson Bursary.In making the announcement, Mrs.Ben Sternthal, president of the society, said that the bursary will pay tribute to Mary G.Dawson who willed her estate to the Cancer Research Society and who died of cancer last March.The express purpose of her bequeathal was - that research may be encouraged to combat and overcome cancer.» The late Mrs.Dawson, whose New Winter Styles in Made-to-Measure DRESSES @® Imported Materials © European Designer Very Moderate Prices ® Repairing © Remodelling ANNA GOWNS 346A VICTORIA AVENUE , (near Somerville) EL.0823 Evenings: GL.1553 at me age TRE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, DECEMBEE 9 s, 1955.Bote, ix 1 E:T.pa Chanukah Celebration on Wed, evening, Dec, 14, at 8 p.m.at the Synagogue auditorium.The program will be as follows, a \u2018\u201cMembership Round The World\u201d a musical skit by the Ladies of the Sisterhood, Yiddish folk songs and Community singing.The traditional Chanukah refreshe ments will be served and .door prizes will be \u2018given.Admission gratis to members.+; 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PERSONALIZED SERVICE PLUS QUALITY MRS.AUBREY A.RAJAK, social chairman of the Cancer Research Society Inc., who is charge of arrangements for the 10th anniversary dinner-dance of the society which will be held in the ballroom of the Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel on Saturday, Jan.21, at half-past seven o'clock under the distinguished \u2018atronage of His Excellency the Hon.Dr.Gaspard Fauteux UNSURPASSED VALUES and Mrs.Fauteux.FINE \u201cFURS .See us also for © REPAIRING © REMODELLING FLOMEN husband predeceased her \u2014 another cancer victim \u2014 had bean an employee of the T.Eaton Co, for more than 30 years and was a member of the Eaton's Girls Auxiliary.The estate yielded more than $10,000 and the memory of the benefactor will be kept alive by annual research grants in her home until a cure for cancer is FURS accomplished.REG'D.St.Mary\" s Ball 1235 Greene Avenue {Opposite Avenue Thealrs) Wi.3312 Patrons Listed The following 18 a list of patrons for St.Mary's Ball which is to be held today at the Windsor Hotel: The Right Honourable and Madame Louis St.Laurent, His Worship the Mayor and Madame Jean Drapeau, The Honourable and Mrs.Paul Martin, The Honourable and Mrs.George Marler, The Honourable Mr.Justice and Mrs.John W.Kearney, The Honourable and Madame Donat Raymond, The Honourable and Mrs.John J.Connolly, The Honourable and Mrs.John T.Hackett, The Honourable and Mrs.D'Arcy Leonard, The Honourable and Mrs.Hartland de M.Molson, The Honourable Doctor and Madame Albiny Paquette, The Honourable and Madame Ed- ouard Asselin, The Honourable and Madame Wilfrid Gagnon, Judge and Mrs.E.J.McMananiy.Mr.and Mrs.J.W.McConnell, Mr.and Mrs.Samuel Bronfman, LOST?Ase you in a maze \u2019 Mr.and Mrs Gordon R Ball, Mr.and Mrs.James Muir, Mr.and Mrs.J.G.Notman Sr.Mr.and Mrs, Pierre Des Marais, Mr.and Mrs.John Bassett, Mr.and Mrs.Louis Beaubien, Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Bourke, Mr.and Mrs.Allan Bronfman, Mr.and Mrs.Allan T.Corner, Mr.and Mrs, N.R.Crump, Mr.and Mrs.George Daly, Mr.and Mrs.John E.L.Duquet, Mr.and Mrs.T.W.Eadie, Mr.and Mrs.Percy Fox, Mr.and Mrs, Jack A.Fuller, Mr.H.Greville-Smith, Mr.and Mrs.George M.Hobart, Mr.and Mrs.H.J.O'Connell, Mr.and \u2018Mrs.Frank O'Dea, Madame Joseph Edouard Perrault, Mr.and Mrs.Donald V.Robertson, Mr.Charles St.Pierre, Mr.and Mrs.Jules R.Timmins, Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Twyman, Mr, Ed- before Christmas Day \u2014 what to give Johnny, i Dorothy and May?Park Lane has the answers, ideas galore .ce lose not a minute make haste to our door.1430 Peel Street 8-77T7 Opposite the Mount Royal Hotel Open Friday and Saturday Nights ward C.Wood, - Donald McGill Directing Players In Nativity Drama The Everyman Players in cooperation with the Choir of the the Church of the Méssiah is to present the Christmas Cycle of the Chester Mysteries in the Church of the Messiah, Sherbrooke St.at Simpson, on December 15, 16, 17 and 18 at 8.30 p.m, Donald McGill is the director and Donald, Mackey the or- |\u20ac ganist and director of music.These Mysteries presented in English churches during the 14th Century and the presesnt performance wil preserve the spirit of the original production of the Nativity Scenes, Choral music for this drama was written by the eminent Canadian composer, Healey Willan.A short recital of Christmas carols will introduce each performance, Tickets may be obtained at Willis\u2019, the International Music Store or Archambault\u2019s.Paid-Up.Membership The Spanish and Portuguase Synagogue Sisterhood and Men's ; Club organization, are presenting a were first we OPERATE OUR OWN PLANT, USING MODERN EQUIPMENT WITH SKILLED OPERATORS © Dry Cleaning © Shirts © Laundry done ALL BRANDED LINES DRESS SHEERS 13 nier 1:00, 1.5 : Sheer 15 denier 2.3.00 : | GIVE NYLON HOSIERY | WALKING SHEERS 1 25 FOR CHRISTMAS \u2018 30 denier .EVENING SHEERS \\ STRETCHY NYLONS SEAMLESS NYLONS 15 dorer 1,39.1.65 3 ip doier 1298 | spon res pus press sak os 946 À : FREE GIFT BOXES WITH YOUR PURCHASE 3 ; Open Fridays to 9 P.M.until Christmas : k MAY'S Ladies Wear FI.9541 Paid-up Membership § y 1233 Greene Ave.RSA a Da I 2 I a 0 0 I BI I I I DI DIR DN BA DN package goes our we tie the prettiest bows in town First, because the party's at three, we tie ; a nice big bow on our sweet and simple dream dress \u2014 flower-printed nylon, - fluffy organdy or silk broadcloth.And then, on every Children's Corner ribbon, brightly coloured balloons on white satin, as gay as a carousel and our own way of saying \u2018merry Christmas!\" THE CHILDREN'S CORNER \u20181350 Ereene Avenue \"White Christmas\" VA a pleasant shop GL651 0 Da AL ac NE 41 Sb i 1 ii il | i 3 : i 5056 A RES ET 2 OR ESS VIE CEE ES à i 23 ai wn oy PAGE EIGH .- me ees \u201c\u2026 ' 7 - an Tn Sale Of Home Cooking | The Mount St, Bernard Alumnae Society will hold a Christmas Fair and sale of homecook- ing from 2 to 6 p.m.on Saturday at 1347 Greene avenue, West- mount.Everyone wélcome, YOUR OLD RUGS ARE VALUABLE Reweave them into Beautiful New Reversible BROADLOOM RUGS Made to any size Large assortment of colours REASONABLY PRICED CAPITOL CARPET CO.For Appointment Call REgent 3-0729 JOHN POOL Foot Specialist 1378 CREENE AVENUE {Near Sherbrooke) Westmount Painless removal of corns, callouses, ingrown toe nails.Latest electric equipment.Plastic arch supports to relieve all weak foot conditions.Children\u2019s Supports a Specialty.By appointment only Phone WI.1545 | three lovely girls, Sharon, Among the prizes were: 1.A ladies\u2019 suit from Tony the Tailor; 2.A set of \u201cChild Guidance Toys\u201d from Norwood Distributors; 8.Flowers from Pinker- ton's; 4.2 Jonathan Logan \"FOR OUTSIDE CATERING Whether the occasion is big or small, the Champs-Elysees Restaurant's qualified catering staff will make any event + a memorable one.; THE \u2018 2 A 0 BERKELEY HOTEL 1188 SHERBROOKE ST.W.sox MA.7351 THE MOST DISTINGUISHED * CHRISTMAS PRESENT A PAINTING From The Large And Varied Collection at ANTOINE\u2019S ART GALLERY 939 Victoria Square UN: 6-4093 THE WESTMOUNT \u201cA and P CALLING RADIO SHOW WINNER, \u2014 Patricia Maltby with her Wendy and Vicki.Mrs.Maltby is the happy winner of some six hundred dol- Dresses; 5 Fifty Dollars worth SHADED SAECAX AVIS FalUNTI AE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1955 Jackpot of Show, won the 30th.new arrival lars of merchandise, which was the - verre ane dre anes Wi TRS SEAL the al lr LA Min Sc A \u201cA and P Calling\u201d Radio on Wednesday November of London Hi-Fi Recordings; 6.a 26-piece set of Community Plate Silverware from I.Moore Jewellers; 7.Arcadia Painting and Cleaning will put a man at your disposal for two full days\u2019 work; 8.A three-piece lighter set by Colibri; 9.A year\u2019s supply of Orient Nylons; 10.A \u201cgenuine\u201d Glass Heat, Radiant, Electric, Portable Room .Heater worth $50.00 from Glass Heat of Canada Limited; 11.A luxurious $50.00 Dorothy Gray weekend Travel and Make-up case; 12.Two tickets a week for a year to the various United Theatres \u2014 104 tickets in all.13.A complete beauty treatment from the 400 Beauty Salon; 14.a $25.00 Bottle of Replique of Raphael Perfume; 15.A ladies\u2019 cloth coat from Lorna Mae Fashion\u2014$60.00 value; 16.$50.00 worth of fabrics from Harrison's, Karnak Yule Party Will Include Shower The members\u2019 Christmas party and reception for new members will be held Tuesday, Dec.13 in the Masonic Memorial Temple at 2 p.m.Members are requested to take their donations for pantry shower for Shriners\u2019 Hospital.The program will be in charge of Mrs.K.W.Matheson, honorary president and Mrs, Alex.Leslie, first vice-president.Tea will be served by Mrs.C.A.Fickett and her committee.Mrs.E.D.McIntosh, president, will preside.\u2018and it is hoped that a large at- ~tendance will be present.Annual Christmas Shower Of C.W.L Business Unit Miss Alma Cassidy, Social \u2018Service and Child Welfare Convener, Miss Mary Brennan, Hospital Convener and Miss Florise Lemieux, Dramatics Convener, will preside at the Annual Christmas Shower of the Business Women\u2019s Unit of the Catholic Women's League of Canada, to be Improved Container For Holiday Favorite Weston's famous Christmas cake which can be bought in far flung parts of the world as well as in our local stores, makes its appearance again this year in a bigger and better plastic .case,.cheerfully adorned with scarlet ribbon and holly.This star of the 1955 cake counters, topped with luscious: walnuts and almonds in a flavoursome glaze, is made from the same recipe as last year\u2019s winner.So carefully is it prepared, with such attention to quality material and precision of method, that you get exactly the same cake .whether you buy it in this city, or in Vancouver, Britain, the States, Africa, New Zealand, ar any othieg\u2019 corner.of - the world where Weston - has companies, As has been remarked before, the sun never sets on the Weston empire.Christmas fruit cakes have enjoyed a prominent place on the festive cake for centuries and Weston\u2019s quality cake; rich with butter, eggs, fruit and nuts, solves the entertaining problem very quickly when friends drop in to extend their Christmas and New year greetings.This year\u2019s improved crystal clear plastic container in which you can buy the cake, allows you see the tempting treat you are buying.The container also may be used later for bread, cake or\u201d even sandwiches prepared ahead of time.Cake and container form a desireable twosome for any busy homemaker at this holiday season, - SISTERHOOD LUNCHEON Temple Emanu-El\u2019 Sisterhood will hold a Chanukah Dessert Luncheon on Tuesday, at \u20181.15 pm.in the Temple Community House, 4128 Sherbrooke St.West, Westmount.The program will feature a playlet - \"To Do Justly\u2019 with Mr.Reuben Ginsberg and Mr.Irving Solowey, accompanied by Mr.Phillips Motley, Mus.Bach - organist.Kindling of Chanukah Lights will follow and the afternoon will end with Chanukeena.Members and friends are invited.held Monday evening, in Congress Hall.It is through the generous support given the Christmas Shower by the members that the Unit is able to carry out its charit- ablé work at the yuletide season.This year there is a big demand for help from those not so fortunate, and it is planned to send Christmas dinners and baskets to many needy families and to distribute knitted arti- HAINES CHOICE QUALITY °° Fresh Killed, Selected, Valcartier TURKEYS WE.8257 4465 St.Catherine St.West {Near Metcalfe Ave.) cles at the hospital during the Christmas visit.Therefore a special appeal is made by the Unit for food, money and knitted goods.: Members are cordially invited to attend the Christmas Shower; Park-Emmanue! W.M,S.The W.M.S.Auxiliary of West- mount Park-Emmanuel Church meets in Webster Hall on Tuesdays at 2.30 p.m.The speaker will be Mrs.À, E.Earris, former matron of the Brandon Indian Reservation.The Explorers group will sing carols.FOR DEPENDABLE TELEVISION SERVICE \u2018 .ORT Chanukah Party The Casablanca Group 7 of the Montreal Women's ORT is having a Chanukah Party at the home of Mrs.E.Samson, 340 Kitchener Avenue, Westmount, on Sunday, at 2.30 p.m.A most interesting and entertaining program has been arranged for both adults and children.The Chanukah Story will be shown in colored slides narrated by Mrs.L.Schreiber, A Chanukah playlet will be presented by the children and grandchildren of ORT members.Mrs.Jules Roos is president of this group.Friends are invited to attend.ery CB \u2014\u2014 © 500606\" à AH OS \"er Tr F - Trinity Scout Auxiliary The Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of the _ Trinity Memorial Cub and Scout groups will hold the monthly meeting in the church hall, Marlowe Avenue, on Monday, at 8.15 .m.A short business session Will\u2019 be followed by a Christmas social evening.All mothers of this.group and their guests are cordially invited to attend.IMPORTED BROADLOOMS HARDING CARPETS, ETC.Empire Rug Studio 4240 Decarie EL.2710 BEVERLEY EWART, President of the Marianopolis Dramatic Society, which is presenting a Christmas play at the meeting of the Westmount Women\u2019s Club to-day.~ * ; .THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1935 \u2014Photo by T.Eaton Studio Interesting gifts for young and old \u2014 starting as low _ as 50c.You can choose from a complete quality © range of children\u2019s crafts, fabric painting, drawing and modelling sets, oil painting kits and artist's supplies.THE CANADA PAINT \u2019 COMPANY, LIMITED 4883 Sherbrooke W.{Near Prince Albert) UL IN THE \u2019 omen 3 ralm Isabel McConnell Aux.The annual meeting of the Isabel McConnell Evening Aux- illary of Stanley Presbyterian Church will be held on Monday, A at 8.15 p.m.in Franklin Hall Memorial.All members of the executive are requested to take in their.annual reports.Oil Paintings Exh.An exhibition of Oil Paintings by Irene Shaver will be held in Gallery XII of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, 1379 Sherbrooke street west from December 14 to 27.Opening Wednesday 13, at 10.a.m.to 5 p.m.and 7.30 to.10 p.m.week days 10 a.in.to 5 p.m.and Sunday 2 to 5 p.m, : Beth Sholom Sisterhood Temple Beth Sholom is holding its annual Chanukah Dinner Dance on Sunday December 11 in the Ballroom, Sheraton Mount Royal Hotel, The third light of the festival of Chanukah will be kindled by Rabbi Paul Liner and the blessirigs chanted.Mrs.Axthur Jacobs is convener., - Queen Elizabeth W.A.The Women\u2019s Auxiliary of The Queen Elizabeth Hospital of Montreal, will hold its regular meeting and Special Christmas Tea, in the Griffith Memorial Hall on Wednesday, December 14, at 3 p.m.Mrs.Edward D.Johnson, will preside and welcome members and guests at the door.} Mrs.A.W.Gordon will lead in\u201c a sing-song of Christmas Carols accompanied at the plano by Mrs.J.H.Darcy, and piano solo's Will be played by Mrs.W.B.Fraser.Refreshments will be served by Mrs.R.G.Sampson and her committee.\u2019 The service Group will meet on Wednesday Dec.14, to make surgical dressings for the hospital, at the home of Mrs.Edward D.Johnson 3652 North- M + West'mt Women's Club Christmas Enferfainment The regular December meeting of the Westmount Women's Club at 2.30 pm, today, in Victoria Hall, will take the form of a Christmas entertainment.Tne program will consist of Carol singing by the eighth year Girls Choir from the Westmount Junior High School, under their conductor, Miss Vera Jamieson; with Judy Zeissler as the accompanist.The.young ladies of The Mari- anopolis Dramatic Society will present the Christmas play entitled \u201cA Child Is Born\u201d.Members of the cast are: Halina Miz- gala, Mary Kay Martin, Beverley Ewart, Joan Giva, Miss Beverley Ewart is President of the Society.At the end of the afternoon all the participants will be entertained at tea in the Green Room by the Board of Management.During the afternoon a collection will be made for the Club's Christmas Welfare Work.Church of The Advent The regular meetiffz of the Women's Guild of the Church of the Advent will be held in the Parish Hall on Tuesday, at 8 p.m.ABIBIBEBEBABABHBABABEBEBASILABEBIBIBEBELELISIBIBEBILESILASABABALIBIBIBABABIBIBEBESEBIBIBIBIBECESABIRIBEBEBACABIBE PAGE NINB Carol Service A Carol service is being held in Franklin Hall Memorial on Tuesday, at 2.30 p.m.under the joint auspices of the Women\u2019s Association and the Women's Missionary Society of Stanley Presbyterian Church.Tea will be served.An invitation is extended to women in the neighbourhood as well as to the members of the church, Let di dé om Films to be shown after meeting.Remodelling and Alterations Our designer has up-to-date ideas | AT MODERATE PRICES ANITA HAT SHOP 5135 Sherbrooke W.Don't Discard your out-dated HATS a speclalty ALSO CLEANING EL.3001 (Corner Vendome) Tes from Birke i | GBABABEBEBEBIBIBEBEBIBEBEB aBEBEABEBEBEBESABEBE The white lustre of fine cultured pearls glows in the warmth of these artistically designed 14kt yellow , gold pieces .a beautiful gift 7 for a beautiful lady.WE WELCOME BUDGET ACCOUNTS\u201410% DOWN BIR OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M.BEBABIBABABEBIBABIBIBIBIBABABIBIBIBEBIBIBABE KS L Ba ÉBEBEBEBEBISASEBEBEBELASESISEBECABABISABISEBELEBABEBABISEBABIBABISEBEBEACABIBASEREBESESASIBSSSSEBESABISESEEEE UBaBE ER SS «© cliffe Ave.at 10 a.m.SHERBROOKE ST.KEEP VALUABLES SAFE.FOR 2° A DAY! Our safety deposit boxes will keep your important papers and valuables safe for less than 2c a day.Rentals from $5 yearly.Inquire at our nearest branch\u2014we have more than 700 to serve you: THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE mme WESTMOUNT BRANCH:.Corner VICTORIA AVE.and = R.F.CORKRAN, Manager .N Page oN SS Gh an AIAN RE oN rea a ie Arn Ha, Le eC AEE STC PRO BT 55 merges ant ogo EST \"aves Ae tige a.ina ADS at vn oe asm ES 0 PAGS TEN- COMIG ACTS like this will again be featured in thé McGill women\u2019s watefshow, at the Sir Arthur Currie Gymnasium pool, Dec, 9 and 10.Twenty acts have been lined up for the show, with over 100 taking part.Parking meters first were installed in six American cities in > 1935.Now they are in operation in more than 1575 U.S.cities.« STEEL EDGES AND HARNESS MOUNTED Waxing and repairs by Scandinavian expert.35 years experience.HIGH GRADE SKIS AND EQUIPMENT IN STOCK\" WILLOCK'S 4870 Sherbrooke West (Near Victoria) .DE.9069 x Over 100 Perform | A In Water Show Over 100 men and women will s participate in the annual McGill Women\u2019s Students Athletic Association watershow, at the Sir Arthur Currie \" gymnasium tomorrow and Saturday.Dances is the theme of this watershow, which bids to be the largest production ever.Co-producers are Sheila Morris and Joan Orser, who have lined up 20 numbers, with performers including intercollegiate diving champion Gerry Anderson, former British Columbia synchronized swim champion Frances Lett, and Miss Orser herself, a former Dominion swim titlist.The well known Lindsay twins will appear in a number called Bonnie Blue Bell, while other acts include the Elephant\u2019s Tango, with Judy Barlow, Judy Kaulbach and Claire Tucker, and an all male number named Iroquois, d irected by Bob Land and Jim Shaw.The show begins at 8.30 p.m.tomorrow and 8.20 p.m.Saturday.THE ONLY ALE Slow-B FOR MELLOW FLAVOUR (Overtime Victors | were Richard Simmons and John - Helfenbaum, School Standings WATER POLO Final Standings Senior \u201cA\u201d P WL T F À Pts.HSM .9 9 0 0104 18 18 BBHS .9 6 3 65 36 12 WHHS (1) .9 3 6 0 54 63 6 WHHS (2) .9 0 9 0 10116 © Bantam HSM (1) .6 6 0 0 92 8 12 HSM (2) .6 4 2 0 35 28 8 MHS (1) 6 4 2 0 28 37 8 WHHS .6 2 4 0 19 19 4 BBHS .6 2 4 0 22 29 4 MHS (2) .6 0 6 0 0 UBC Juveniles Unity Boys Club juvenile basketball team won their second straight exhibition game of the year topping the Mont St.Louis quintet 53-45 in overtime.Coach Jack \u2018Turner's club after regulation time, and after a seesaw battle during which neither team had been able to run up more than a five-point edge.The UBCers turned on the pressure ip the overtime stanza and outscored their opponents 12-4 to cop the match.In the game for the Unity side McDonaugh, each with 13 points; Terry Gray, 11, Richard Cess- ford and Eugene Tabb, eight, and Earl Tabb, Stanley Lapointe and David Cunningham.Michaud Marksmen Lead Scoring Michaud The seconds place themselves when it comes to the individual scoring race.In the top 11 scorers of the St.Laurent Intermediate Hockey League, they have six names, five in the top six.Ron Kenwod is the individual leader, with seven goals \u2014 high in the loop \u2014 and four assists for 11 points.MacRae's Bob Painchaud is the runner-up, on four goals and six assists.Bob Sleeth and Jim Kairns of Michaud are tied for the lead in assists, with seven.MacRae's Ross Murray is the loop\u2019s bad man with 19 minutes in penalties.G A Pts.Pen, Kenwood, Michaud .7 4 11 5x Painchaud, MacRae , 4 6 10 0 Sleeth, Michaud .31 9 0 Saucier, Michaud .3 § 8 0 Kairns, Michaud .1 7 8 0 Ramsay, Michaud .3 5 8 2 Tilley, Royal Phar, .3 5 8 4 Selby, MacRae .3 5 8 6 Cherrier, Michaud .5 2 70 White, Wheelers .2 5 7 6 Murray, MacRae .2 5 7 19 Goalkeepers\u2019 Records GA Brisbois, MacRae .cerns 8 Seurrah, Wheelers .8 Wilson, Wheelers .eres 8 Gilbert, Wheelers .se 4 Wheelers\u2019 total Kerr, Michaud Franworth, Michaud Michaud total .Shugg, Royal Pharmacy .\"\u2026\u2026cue ec.Xx] cease found themselves tied at 41-all | Freres team are in a class by | THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, DECEMBER » 1955 ,just one of those days they could .class daily before 4.30 p.m.Saints 5 top In Exhibition Tilt \u2026 St.Leo\u2019s senior B hockey squad showing exception: \u2018ally fine early season form, ran roughshod over West\u2019 WHS 6-0 mount High to blank them 6-0 in an exhibition game played this week on the Lower Canada rink.It was clearly evident that the Saints wêre much further advanced in their training over their friendly - rivals who are still a little rusty and not ready for their best efforts.It was the Academy's third line that proved the opportunists of the game, whep they cashed in early on two Westmount penalties, with Gerry Dwyer and Mike Carrier finding the scoring range for two fast goals, that put them \u2018in front and from here in their was no doubt about the eventual final outcome.The Academy team steadily added ta their lead with goals from Terry Hayes, Jimmy Grant, John Roche and John Farrell, Westmount High proved dangerous on a number of occasions but were unable to finish ,their plays well when in close and when they did found goaler Mike Lunny in good form to snuff out any scoring aspirations, to chalk up his first shut-out of the young season.Coach Andy McGillis was well pleased with his team\u2019s performance on the day but feels they have still a lot of room for improvement if they are to develop into a contender.For Westmount High, it was do nething right and got a bad game out of their system.The winners looked particulariy good in fore checking as time and again they checked the opposition to a standstill.Sport Shorts: St.Leo's return to Bantam school hockey ranks after a few years lapse was just a little short of successful, as they were nipped 2-1 by Catholic High in an ex- °* hibition game played at Verdun Auditorium.The Clarke Avenue youngsters were in the game all the way and battled the Black and White on even terms until late in the game, when a defensive error proved their downfall.Daniel Carrier scored the Ione: goal for the locals, who were outskated but far from outplayed.An improvement in skating will have to be forthcoming, if they expect to figure prominently in the Bantam hockey race.Jules Leblanc, Paul Bouchard, Jean- Paul Therrien and Mike Crea- ghan showed up well for a losing cause.The Bantam Park team, held their initial workout at Verdun Auditorium last week, with a fair turnout in attendance.After sorting out the candidates, the team appeared to have some good forwards but very weak on defence.Phil Drummond will coach this Class hockey will be revived on a larger scale this coming winter, which will cut down somewhat on the competitive teams.A number of the Academy students do not leave which eliminates them from afternoon hockey and restricts them to Saturday morning hockey or class hockey periods.Dow Meet O'Keefe In MHL Friday After four\u2019games in the Moni treal Hockey league, only 32 mine utes in penalties has been marked on the score sheets, and of this, Rochford, of Dow is the bad man with six minutes.The leading goal getters are George James, Dow and Claude Beaupre, O'Keefe with four goals, their total scoring points after two games.The leading scorer is Gerald Gaghon, O'Keefe, with five.points from five assists, Among the leading five scorers, Danny Caduc, Dow and, Bill Chiere, CN Blues also have.four.points.Bobby Bleay, O'Keefe is the EN leading goal minder with a 1.50 average in two games.Two games are scheduled for Friday night at the Verdun Auditorium.Dow will meet O'Keefe in the opener at eight o'clock and Stelco will take on Vickers.Dow will be idle.\u2019 Leading Scorers GP'G A Pts.Pim Gagnon, O'Keefe .2 0 5 5 0 James, Dow .2 404 2° Beaupre, O'Keefe 2 4 0 4 0 Chiara, CN Blues 2 2 2 4 0 Caduc, Dow .2 13 4 0 Standings \u2014 go.GP W L D F À Pts.O'Keefe .2 2 0 0133 4 Vickers 110041 2 211088-3 1 01016 GO 20206140 Goalkeepers\u2019 Records .GP GSA SO Aver.Bleau, O'Keefe .2 \u201c3 0 1.50 Murphy, Vickers 1 1 o 1.00 O'Reilly, Dow .2 8, 0 400 Price, Stelco .1 6 0 6.00 Courteau, CNR .2 14.7 70 As dew never falls on a stormy \u2018night, so the dews of His grace never come to the restless soul.\u2014A.B.Stimpson \u2018 ?[« LUMBER * PLYWOODS e HARDWARE ° PAINTS * WALLBOARDS : © WALL PANELLINGS DO-IT-YOURSELF! ® COFFEE & END TABLE TOPS © [RON apd WOOD LEGS © SMALL SIZE PLYWOOD ® CUT TO SIZE ORDERS - 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Coach Maurice Mariasine expects to have a full team on hand tomorrow when his Unity Boys Club senior B cagers tangle with Golden Knights for the Golden Ball tourney championship.Game time is at 8.30 pm.at the Greene avenue court.The compulsory playoff brings together the only.unbeaten team in the playdowns.and a squad which suffered three during the round robin competition.Unity whizzed through five* straight tilts without a loss, two of them victories over the Knights, Now the Knights can still wir the tournatrent by winning the - sudden death playoff tilt.However, despite their com- the UBCers won't be in any easy contest.on hand.Grant Peterson will center Brown and Dick MeGrail on one line, with Buddy Naismith, Jack McKissock and Dave Barnard forming another unit.Emmett Murphy and Ian Mec- Intosh are one guard combination, supported by Charlie Grier and Harry Haukkala.The UBCers have maintained their edge with constant scrimmages and last week had a rough tussle with Jockey Walker's Mont St.Louis junior squad.Golden Knights opened the regular season earlier this week when they were topped 64-56 by McGill, a new league entry that didn\u2019t take part in the Golden Ball tourney.The collegians were impressive in that outing, and figure to be \u201c one of the top-rated teams in the league.They're coached by Westmount\u2019s Bon Sharpe, and are the McGill intermediate representatives.Formerly they played in the Ottawa-St.Lawrence Conference, but a ruling this year made them ineligiblé as long as the university supported a varsity basketball Last time the two squads met Unity walked off with a tense two point victory, as Ulrich Brown dropped in a basket with seven seconds left.® But coach Mariasine figures that having his entire squad out for this tilt will take away a lot of that closeness.The last tilt he had only seven men team too.They'll also provide the opposition for Mariasine\u2019s charges when Unity opens its regular season at home Dec.16, The scheduled opener against the Georgians last Friday was postponed.Unity's second team, the Meteors, have three scheduled December 13th, at R.C.AF.St.Hubert; Thursday, December 15, at EEB.C.; and R.CAF.St Hubert at Unity Boys\u2019 Club on Monday, December 19.Wheelers Top Michaud McRae Back in Lead MacRae Electric moved back into undisputed possession of first place in the St.Laurent Intermediate Hockey League last week, combining a T-1 victory over Royal Pharmacy with a 2-1 upset of Michaud.Freres by Wheelers.Wheeler will: attempt to keep up their high-faluting ways when they tangle with the Electricians in the second game of the weekly doubleheader at the St.Laurent Arena, this Saturday.Royal Pharmacy and Michaua® will open proceedings at 2 pm.The Wheelers.upended Mi- chaud in a tilt played Tuesday at Verdun Auditorium, a departure from the usual Saturday double bill.~ .The teams battled throughout @ scoreless first period, with no penalties being dished out either.In the second frame, Pete Mitchell put Wheelers one up, on a pass from Bennett, at 14:30.That was all the scoring, once again there were no penalties.Michaud tied the count in the third period when Ron Kenwood scored from Vince Ramsay at 1:45.This draw Iasted until 9:57 when Molson counted for Wheelers, with assists from Campbell and Drury.Tony Baril of Wheelers drew the only penalty in the \u2018game, at 12:45 for interference.Despite a strong attack, Roy Scur- rah held Michaud at bay to maintain the lead.Buddy Selby counted three goals to lead MacRae to their 7-1 victory over .Royal Pharmacy, Laurent Robillard, Al Turner, Stu Me- Cowan and Jim Beasant.John Tilley scored the only marker for Royal Pharmacy.The Electricians took a two goal lead in the first period when Robillard connected from , Turner and Ron Brambell, and then Turner hit the mark on a pass from Ross Murray.MacRae upped the count to 8-0 when Selby scored the first of this three at the .38 second mark.He wes set up by Pat Lomasney and Bob Painchaud.\u201cTilley then scored for the Pharmacists, with assists going to Bill Rattray and Joe Frappier.Selby, from Murray, and Mc- Cowan, again from .Murray, closed out the scoring in the second frame.Jim Beasant flashed home the sixth MacRae marker early in the third stanza, on passes from Selby and McCowan, while Sel- by closed out the scoring with Painchaud drawing an assist.Royal Phar A SPECIAL CHRISTMAS : PARTY Next Saturday afternoon, some 80 boys and girls will be guests of the Town of Mount Royal in a special Christmas Party for approximately 500 children from various parts of the City.The youngsters, ranging in age 6 to 11 will leave Club Headquarters at 1:30 p.m.and rettmm at 5:30 pm.of Small Fry Frolics fame will be one of the special entertainers.A good time is anticipated by all Club members are urged to regiser for this event as soon as possible.By Mac oo sent nl CA WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1925 THAS WEEK AND NEXT AT «o.oo ppm Unity eo Club 1090 GREENE AVE, A PROJECT or WESTMOUNT ROTARY CLUB ZZZBy Maurice Mariasine feat 11 times.,Ç PAGE ELEVEN National Hockey League geal- keepers have racked up six more shutouts this season than for the same period a year ago.The six N.H.L.puck-blockers have blanked the opposition 16 times this season (after 53 games).Last ear they had performed the BANQUETS .WELL ATTENDED As predicted in this column | last week, an estimated 500} children, their parents and special guests would attend Unity'\u2019s annual Father and Son and Mother and Daughter Ban- quets\u2014 well, last Tuesday, nearly 300 attended the boys banquet -and on Wednesday over 200 were on hand for the girls banquet.- .And now the danquets are over for another year, it is sufficient to say that both Banquets were very sucessful, that the Head table Guests wefe very distinguished, that the entertainment was excellent and the food was delicious\u2014 and now that it is all over, we are in the process of prepairing for the next event\u2014 which is: OTHER PARTIES TO BE HELD Wednesday night, Thursday night and Friday afternoon, December 21st, 22nd, and 23rd, has been set aside especially for Christmas merry-making at the Unity Boy's Club.The Plus 16 Senior Teen-age Club and the Friday Nite Junior Teenage Club will start the proceedings off with a Christmas Dance on Wednesday evening, The Dance will also be open to parents and friends in the Community.Tony Pascale and his orchestra will \u2018supply the music.Thursday night, Juniors and intermediates will be the guest and on Friday afternoon the Small Fry will take over Entertainment, movies and refreshments will be on the program.DRAMATICS TO START A leader in the person of Mrs.Colin Riopel has been secured to start a class in Dra- matrice.Mrs.Riopel has bad considerable experience in this department at Junior league Camp and will begin classes on Thursday, December 15th, at 7: 30 p.m.Any one interested in joining the class is asked to reg- istér at the Office.THIS N\u2019 THAT Gymnastic Instructor Turner reports that two classes in Gymnastics are now held on Saturday mornings\u2014 at 9:30 a.m.for Intermediate girls and at 10:45 a.m.for Intermediate and Senior boys.The Plus 16 Club has entered a Girls\u2019 basketball team in the Pointe St.Charles Citizens League\u2014 the team is called the Unity Cuties.Nine basketball teams is currently wearing Club Colors in various Leagues in the City\u2014 An Iddy Biddy Basketball House League with a modified floor and basket set-up is set to go early in the New Year.Gus Laflamme, Doug Mariasine and Jack Turner have been working on this for some time\u2014the former is actually making the back-boards and the baskets himself.We are most grateful to the many people who assisted us in preparing for the Banquets\u2014 the Club members who helped set up the Banquet Hall, the boys - and girls who acted as waiters and waitresses, the Rot- arians and many friends who acted as foster fathers and mothers, the Coca Cola Company for supplying the Cokes, the Efmhurst Dairy Co.for Milk and Ice cream, the Dent Haxrison Co.for pies the H.J.Heinz Co.for Tomato Juice, the Eddy Florists, through John Forbes for the lovely tahle bouquets; and to the many others, tion\u2014 our sincere thanks.HE | | | | |.Fly COLONIAL | 7 miles closer to - Midtown NEW YORK The only Montreal-New York Airline landing at NEW YORK \" La Guardia Field \u2014 only minutes from Manhattan Ja Commuter service from © 8:00 am.to 11:00 p.m.7 flights daily The Most frequent Service to New York Ju | Plus the popular night \"Owl\" flight 11:00 p.m.daily\u2014only $16.30 Jack too numerous to men- Ba aad Datla A ci A dir sll T7 SE pr erm rem ea EPS rom ree rae + ! i i Ve ARN 50 60 EE CURE ISI EST AE ay tir POTN in SA a a ae Zo.7.PAGE TWELVE Emanu-El this evening.Rabbi Stern with a group of boys and girls from the Temple Emanu-El Religious School will kindle the Menorah.ps a A Re hve 4 A Ushering in the Festival of- Lights at Temple Dr.Harry J.Rev.E.H.Johnson Here On Preaching Mission | A native of this city will return on Sunday to speak at the morning service in Stanley Presbyterian Church in the person of the Rev.E.H.Johnson, secretary for overseas missions of the Presbyterian Church in Canada.Israel Punished (continued from page 1) west\u2019s policy to so violently want the Arabs.\u201d He said that if Russia can become established in Egypt, it will give the Soviet a direct hand at Africa, \u201cwhere exists potea- tially one of the most dangerous situations in the world.\u201d But more important, he said, there is the possibility that a secret agreement has been reached between Egypt and Russia not to allow British troops to re-enter the Suez Canal Zone, in the event of trouble in the Middle East.\u201cNever before has Russia made an arms agreement with a government that allowed the use of its land as a military base for another country.What makes us think thet she has done otherwise in this instance?\u201d He also claimed that the refugee problem in Israel as outlined by the Arabs is actually \u201can unsuccessful fifth column.The call from Cairo -came out that Arabs left behind should burn and plunder the surrounding territory, and generally cause as much mischief as passible.\u201d Mr.Freedman called upon Israel and other interested parties to bring these facts to light, along with several other Arab misdemeanors, rather than\u2019 allow the Arabs \u201cto bury them in the dust of time.\u201d Dr.H.J.Stern.(continued from page 1) as loyalty to faith, self knowledge and self respect.\u201cThe tiny State of Israel today has its modern Maccabees.In its struggle against the Arabs Israel is seeking to preserve the basic ideals of democracy.The Middle East conflict can be ar-| rested if the Western powers will not flirt with the scions of Arab feudalism and instead bolster the sons of freedom of Israel who are seeking to sit down with Arab neighbours and establish peace that will bring blessings for all the inhabitants of the Middle East.\u201cIn this hour of a world moral crisis we light the Chanukah candle and we rededicate ourselves to labor unceasingly in the cause of world freedom and ¥ Mr.Johnson will be making an official visit to the presbytery of Montreal.On Sunday evening he will speak at the service at the Church of St.Andrew and St.Paul and then at 8:30 p.m.will address a fireside gathering of young people from all the churches in the city.mount High School and McGill University, Mr.Johnson studied theology at Princeton, N.J., New College, Edinburgh, and the University of Berlin.As a missionary of the Presbyterian Church he spent six years in Manchuria and on his return to Canada developed a program of missionary and visual education for his denomination.Before accepting his present appointment he served \u2018for seven years in New Fork City as general secretary of the Student Volunteer Movement for Christian Missions.On Monday the secretary for overseas missions will speak to a luncheon meeting of ministers at Central Y.M.C.A.and in the evening he will be the guest \u2018at a dinner meeting of thé Presbyterian Laymen\u2019s Association in Ephraim Scott Memorial Church hall.may we through our labor hasten the day when the Chanukah candle will become a perpetual light of liberty and justice inhabitants of \u201cthe for all the earth.\u201d After graduating from West- |i; - TO DAD.Toboggans, Skates, Sleighs, Snow Shovels, Hockey Sticks, Chinaware, Electric Appliances, Westclox Clocks, Revere Ware, Everhot Tea Sets.THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 19535 + OPENING MEETING Au.men and women over 80 ; years of age are invited to attend the opening meeting Thursday, Dec.15, of a Club for Elderly People, at the Unity Boys .Club, -1090 Greene avenue, \u2018at 1:30 pm.\u2018 The: club is\u2019 sponsored by the \u2018Women Voluntary Séryices, and tea wig be served.et FIRST.in, On your Christmas 2 Shopping list The Ideal Gift that lasts 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