The Westmount examiner, 21 novembre 1958, Cahier 1

[" UT LL.re 4 .[ 4) 2% MILLION SCHOOL SLATED I: Architects have been appointed and plans will shortly be at the drawing-board stage for the construction of a new high school for Westmount.Accommodating appraximately 1,200 pupils, from Grades VII to XI inclusive, the building will cost in the region of $2//2 million.| WU | oe idiot _ inet SIXTEEN PAGES One quarter of the land now occupied by the West- mount Athletic Grounds (including the Clubhouse) has been purchased as the site by the School Commissioners for the Municipality of the City of -Westimount from the City of Westmount at a price of $250,000.Tories meet on Tuesday St.Antoine-Westmount Conservative Association holds its annual meeting \u2018Tuesday at Westmount Junior High Schoo! yoL.XXiX, No.47 \u2014\u2014 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1958 WHEN SCOUT MEETS SCOUTS: Ron Rotarians, Parker of Saint Matthias Troop, shakes hands in the traditional way with Lord Rowallan, Chief Scout of the Commonwealth, who visited the Unity Boys Club to speak to Westmount \u2018Scouts still up-to-date\u2019 Rowallan tells Rotarians Speaking at Westmount Rotary Club, Wednesday, Lord Rowallan, Chief Scout of the British Commonwealth, claimed that a Scout's training compared favorably with the requirements of a scientist or technologist.\u201cScouts are taught to have inquisitive minds, observe ac- curalely, learn how to use their He thought the main challenges which the Scouting Movement offered a boy were Wednesday.Hesler, 2nd Westmount Troop and on the right is Peter Rhead, Saint Andrew's Troop, who formed part of the Guard of Honor.O'Hurley, PC MP for Lothiniere, who was elected to Parliament in June 1957 and appointed to the Cabinet last May.R.L.Hunter, president of the Association will preside at the meeting at which Ross Webster, MP for the Riding will give a report.Reports will also be heard É from the various committees and Rx a new slate of officers elected for 1958-59.at 8:30 p.m, LL, .LL The complete program will in- | Members will hear Minister of clude the sale of King's School on : Defence Production, Raymond! Western avenue and Queen's School on Olivier avenue and the eyentual sale of the present Senior High School on Cote Saint -| Antoine when the new school bas been completed.The present Junior High School will be converted into an elementary school to accommodate the pupils from King\u2019s and Queen's, This will mean that four schools now under the Board's (Continued un Page 2) The official opening of Mayor Bruneau opens newly renovated \u2018Y\u2019 the newly renovated West- To the left, Is Bill mount YMCA on Sherbrooke street took place Monday night.À short speech was made by E.R.Hamilton, Chairman of the Board, followed by Irving R.Tait, member of the Metropolitan Board, who made a symbolic presentation of the new keys of the building to Mr.Hamilton.Mayor S.Bruneau then cut the traditional ribbon, and a dedication prayer was given by Rev.G.C.Cochrane of | \u2014-Acme-Harrison Photo sm » Melville Presbyterian Church.In his speech, Mc.Hamilton thanked the members of the Metropolitan Board of the YMCA and the Renovating Committee, who planned and carried through the improvements.He praised the work of Mr.Bill Rabb, who, he said, was the instigator of the renovation, Mr.Norton Fellowes, Chairman of the House Committee, Don Ross and G.L.Welton, Executive Secretary of the Westmount YMCA.Mr.Hamilton also mentioned the Annual YMCA Maintenance Campaign, presently going on, and said he hoped the public would realize that there is a rlace for the \u201cY\" in Westmount, hands and develop integrity.duty to God, his country and\u2018 even though it is not a new or .2 .+ i - ! 5 - \u2019 Without integrity, especially, BIS fellow men Dut what made.expanding community.In past work has no value.You deceive he chall tf years, he went on, the West ments was the challenge o mount \u201cY\" has coniributed others and, worse, you deceive Yourself\u201d Lord Rowallan thought that this answered critics who com- pliined that scouting had not kept up to date.H: saw the movement, which had started under Lord Baden- leadership of boys by boys.\u201cThis teaches him that the\u2019 person who makes mistakes is the best person to pay for them, contrary to the opinion held by many nowadays that one's mistakes should he shouldered by someone else, leaving one free to largely to the YMCAs of Montreal by providing and training Jeaders, of which Mr, Tail was cne, Mr.Tait commented that the \u201cY\u201d had received \u201ca real face lifting\u201d, which he hoped would attract new members, 38 well ag giving better service to present owell in 1908 and had grown to pursue an untroubled life at the.on He th agente » its present world-wide member- expense of others,\u201d Hamilton with th ears a oe sh - ~ 2 | fp of 815 a mien, af the oon HERITAGE building, and introduced the ce gb a tradition whic Lord Rowallan suggested Mayor.emphasized leadership.MAFEKING AL the siege of Mafeking, Baden-Powell had seen the ne- ¢essity for bringing in boy mes- S:ngers who were able to 8lioulder responsibility like that Scouting offered the only common ground for boys from all parts of the world to meet, regardless of their religious beliefs, and share their heritage with each other.In these Jamborees, he stated, THE LOW-DOWN ON THE NEW LOOK: Mayor Sidney Bru- neau officially opened the renovated YMCA on Monday night.He is seen here after the ceremony looking over a guide-book of the building in its new form with, left, Irving R.Tait, a member of the Metropolitan Board and, centre, Eric Hamilton, Chairman of the Westmount Board, ~\u2014Acme-Harrjson Photo After the ribbon-culting ceremony, the Mayor spoke briefly on the renovations, mentioning the days when he himself wag an active \u201cY\u201d member.The opening was followed by a general tour of the building, led by the official pacty which a ., ; copia ude to boyy there was no need to shout included the Mayor, Mr.F.GC.frailties if re sharply «peace, Peace\u201d like a Com- Hubbard, General Secretary of tims cliefs current at that munist \u201cFestival of Youth\u201d meet- \u2019 the Montreal YMCA and Mrs, ing.Next week s weather Hubbard, and Aldermen F.M.H.\u201cWhen he returned to Britain after the war,\u201d continued Lord Rowallan, \u201che met Sir William Smith, \"who had organ- ed the first company of the Boys\u2019 Brigade in Glasgow.It Way Smith who persuaded him to write the book which has had such a tremendous influence on boys all over the would for the last fifty years.\u201d These Scout meetings helped to: build respect without which there could be no conception of the brotherhood of man, \u201cScouts can enjoy the advantages of the best of another nation's heritage, or tradition.You can't destroy traditions without getting a woolly cosmopolitanism that contributes nothing to the benefit of mankind.\u201d By ERIC NEAL November 22 to 30 Generally sunny, strong winds and very cold.Then clondy.Yee will form in the North.Snow storms or cold rain in the south.Temperature from 10 - 35* in the south and 0 - 30° in the north, The weather will clear and the week-end should be clear, with a possibility of snow flurries and cold mist, Gates and C.H.Drury, Library tenders dve Wednesday Tenders have heen called and are due next Wednesday, for the extension to the Westmount Public Library, in Westmount Pari, estimated at an initisl $150,000, © epee smart comes; ao Ro\u201d x Ln re .a oat Ae ae = es 452 & 3 ae | re oa _ Le ~ \u2014 eee Los : i -.a .- Lee à DEE es _ Too - \u201ccos nl ï eue ie 2 ta - = = od ne a - ME cr, \u2018 nee FT ent A = ET Er ie LES USE TOP Er La w= + \u201d 4 WALIAW *.\u2018Am ioe I.; 10 \u201c200 - + aa 7 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 21, 1958 THIS WEEK AND NEXT AT.Unity Boy's Club 1090 GREENE AVENUE A PROJECT OF WESTMOUNT ROTARY CLUB MM M AE UE LLU EL EAU A, BANQUETS WELL ATTENDED \u2018Nearly 600 boys, girls, moms and dads and special head table guests attended this year\u2019s Father and Son and Mother and Daughter Banquets.Some of the highlights of the two-day annual affair were: A showing of the 1958 National Hockey League Play-off games, the special feature of the evening and a sports interview conducted by Russ Taylor of CFCF., Special guests at the Club the Westmount Rotary Club and were Mayor A.S.Bruneau of Mrs.Page; C.A.Wylie, Execu- Westm t, T h , 1 tive Director of the Montreal estmoun om Johnson, Ralph Boys\u2019 Association and Mrs.Wy- Backstrom, Don Marshall, Dickie lie, Rev.Charles Plaskett of Cal- , Moore and Mrs.Moore, Phil Goy- vary United Church, Rev.Frank ette and Mrs.Goyette of the Gilmore of the Westminister Cen- Montreal Canadiens, Bill Bewly, tral United Church, Alan D.Mc- Bob Geary of the Alouettes, Terry Call, President, Boys\u2019 Clubs of Gray of the Montreal Royals, Canada, Eddie Auger, well - James G.Lawson, President of known Montreal Wrestler, and the Unity Boys' Club and Mrs.members of the Westmount Rot- Lawson, Philip Page, President of ary Club who acted as sponsoring fathers.Entertainment at the Girls\u2019 Banquet was supplied by the Blue Sky Revue and the Unity Boys\u2019 \u2018Club Talent Parade.A sing-song was conducted by Arthur Prevost as Song Leader and Herbert Davies as the slide projectionist.Fred Pennell was at the piano.CLUB RESUMES REGULAR ACTIVITIES THURSDAY °° The regular activities of the Club will resume on Thursday immediately following the Banquets.The weekly movie and the SWISS WATCH REPAIR EXPERT REASONABLE RATES W.FRIEDRICH Master Watchmaker 1316 GREENE AVENUE [next to Post Office) WE.7-1855 (LLL 22770 227 277 77 777 P7077 ar Ped Le 77772 2 = * By Maurice Mariasine - WESTMOUNT TAILOR and VALET SERVICE C.CYNAMON Ladies\u2019 and Gent's High Class Tailor SUITS and COATS made to order from our or your own material at moderate prices.We do every kind of Tailoring \u2014 Alterations, Remodelling and Repairs.QUALITY GUARANTEED BY EXPERT HANDS PROMPT SERVICE 4255 St.Catherine St.West WE.3-2672 Shop at 5012 Sherbrooke St.W.SHERBROOKE STATIONERS Reg'd.HU.1-0055 Stationers & Printers ® Christmas Cards © Gift Wrappings ® Gifts x © Novelties GLOBES, DESKS, CHAIRS, FILES, PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS, LEATHER BRIEFCASES, ETC.Come in and browse around.Avoid the downtown rush \u2014 Shop in unhurried comfort.) ASSISES FOR BEST SERVICE Work Guaranteed zt PY PY Equipped Truck | {Ls FREE ESTIMATES CONSULT AN EXPERT FOR EACH JOB ROOFING - PLUMBING - HEATING GAS BURNERS\u2014 VENTILATION - ® Doy & Night Service LEO FALARDEAU | with the owners.Failing satisfae- 3955 ST.JAMES STREET WEST WE.5-2595 WE.32032 | MOTHER AND DAUGHTER AT TUNITY CLUB: Mrs.T.Rowland admires the trophy held by her daughter, Ellen, who received the award for Track and Field Competition at- Unity\u2019s Annual Mother and Daughter Banquet, Obituaries arts, crafts and hobbies all re-» sume regular schedules.The Gym schedule will also go on as before.The Junior team which has been entered in the MBL this year is short one or two players and if anyone is interested in trying out they are advised to attend practices on Mondays at 9 p.m.and Wednesdays at 7.30 p.m.The Laurier Club, Unity\u2019s new Career Club, had as their guest speaker last week, Mr.Ted Miller of the CBC.Kenneth Perkins, the Group's leader has lined up several speakers for the next three or four meetings.Our new Shuffleboard Game is the principal attraction in the Senior Games Room these days.Tournaments will commence in the very near future.Senior members of the Club enjoyed a special Dance last Friday night with some 50 boys and girls in attendance.TT W.E.BLACK William Edgar Black, for ten e e 21, million .years Secretary of the West- (Continued from Page 1) mount Municipal Association, died Friday at his home, 356 jurisdiction will be condensed to Landsdowne Ave restants two.cas TU os \", : In addition to his civie duties.LOWER COSTS ; Mr.Black was a noted teacher, Summarising the events which ang a holder of the Province of led up to this decision, the Quebec Award of Scholastic Board states that the proposed Merit.: Plans will lower the operating Born in Randwick, Ont, he costs of the five schools it administers, presently running at just over $1 million.The net capital cost of the re- R O $ E D A L E housing should also be reasonable, it states, since the $212 mil- EDCAR A.WRAY lion figure quoted for construction of the new school should be Funer al Ch ap el reduced by the amount obtained WURLITZER ORGAN from the sale of the three other 4911 COTE DES NEIGES RD.South of Queen Mary at Decelles RE.1-6868 properties.At the moment, no offers have been received and none are likely to be seriously entertained until \u2014_\u2014__\u2014___ final plans have been completed for alternative accommodation.PROPERTY PRICE When the final plans have been drawn up, the Board will be in a position to determine how much additional property they require next to the Athletic Grounds.The law requires the Board to settle the purchase price directly tory agreement, the Board has the power of expropriation.' In view of the many factors to be taken into account it is expected that the plans will require a minimum of three years to complete and may take more.Depending on where you sit, Phil Watson is either the best or worst thing that has happened to the Rangers since the inven- | tion of the puck Wednesday might Looking om are Phil Page, president of the Westmount Rotary Club and Mr.and Mrs.Dickie Moore who were guests of honor at the banguet.\u2014Aeme-Harrison Photo studied and taught at Albert College, Belleville, Ont., later teaching.in London, Ont.In September, 1921, he received a B.Comm.de- ; gree from Queen's University.the first to be granted by any Canadian University.He also received BA and MA degrees from Queen's.Mr.Black joined the staff of Westmount High School in 1912, where he taught mathematics and aceounting until his retirement in 1945, a period, of 33 years.After 1945, he taught for a short period at the later Dawson College, on Claremont Ave, which was set up for the academic rehabilitation of veterans.From there, he went to Sir George Williams College, where ÿ he remained until his death.For 15 years previous to the # end of World War II, Mr.Black was Provincial secretary of the Provincial Association of Prot.(Continued on Page 5) EWCOMERS are invited to inspect our facilities and to ask any questions they may have about our service, BDA Tolling w PA MUNNS cll A reas 3 S00 NMRBAOOKE STREET WEST ld Page, and ests Photo \u2014\u2014\u2014 prt Col- teach- tember, nm.deity, the / Cana- eceived from taff of n 1912, smatics retire- .of 33 rht for - Daw- L Ave, acade- terans, to Sir where h.to the Black of the Prot- 5) { \\ MULLINS ANTIQUES o ANTIQUES I and SOLD 1317 GREENE AVE._ EXPERT ART RESTORERS -o UPHOLSTERERS Antique Farnitere Furniture Repairs of afl types Restoration YOL.XXiX, No.46 APT PUPIL: This is Ivan Peter Nagy, a Hungarian boy who escaped from Budapest during the uprising there two years age.He has since made spectacular.Engtish and 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SILVER * LADIES' & GENT'S TAILOR We have received a shipment of genuine English and Scotch TWISTS, TWEEDS, LAMBS' WOOL, WORSTEDS, REVERSIBLE TWISTS and MOHAIRS of highest quality, in All Shades and Patterns, Ladies\u2019 and Gents\u2019 SUITS & COATS MADE-TO-MEASURE IN ONE WEEK Customers or our own material made up.© REPAIRING © REMODELLING © REFITTING QUICK SERVICE (Downstairs) 1235 Greene Ave.WE.2-6633 \u201cWhen that boy walked in herc in November,\u201d says Mr.Tren- holm, \u201che couldn't speak a word of English or French.I spoke 10 him through an interpreter.\u201d Last Friday, at the annual Awards Assembly at Westmount Junior High, the principal announced that Peter had won a Scholarship, based on June examinations and awarded to the top 10 per cent of the students in the seventh, eight, and ninth grades.This scholarship entitles Peter to free tuition and books this year in the ninth grade.Mr.Trenholm, when he reviewed the records of his students for the scholarships, found Peter at\u2019 the top in every one of his subjects, in French and English, as well as in his favorite mathematics and science.\u201cI couldn't believe what I saw,\u201d remarks Mr.Trenholm, \u201cand I was so pleased.On Friday 1 just couln\u2019t help but stop and tell parents and students what* this boy had done.I wanted to] tell our Canadians.\u201d CAME ALONE Peter was brought to Canada from a boys\u2019 camp near Salz- burg, Austria.He might have come to any other country, but, through the perseverence of his uncle, 27-year-old Thomas Gur- alynik with whom he now lives, also a refugee of the November Revolution, and his sponsors, Mr.and Mrs.Leo Heaps, he came out alone to Canada.Peter remarks, \u201cWhen 1 came I didn't make many friends.I didn\u2019t speak English.\u201d Peter goes on to tell how he began to learn to speak English, two weeks after his arrival, from Dr.Saly the Hungarian French specialist at the school, who worked with Peter twice a week.She explained his beginning French to him in English.\u201cHe should have had \u2018double trouble, as you say,\u201d adds Dr.Saly, \u201cI do much more for my Mungarian students than my oilers, Peter likes to learn.\u201d He is a big, bright =2yed fellow.He enjoys swimming at the YM HA, wh2re he has earned a scholarship membership.Peter plays intramural sports, soccer, volleyball and football, though he says he's not much good at the latter because it's all new.Peter is also quite an accomplished pianist, but he says that he doesn't have much time for swimming or piano because after sports in the afternoon \u2018he must study.Peter adds with a quick smile.\u201cThere is one thing that was better in Hungary.Schoo! ended at one o'clock.I liked that!\u201d The teachers are very much like Peter's leachers in Budapest, but he notes that the Canadian system is quite different.\u201cIn Hungary we had no wril- ten exams, just orals.Perhaps school was harder.The teacher explained five pages and then he would say, Now, Peter, talk about this\u2019 I would get on my (Continued on Page 13) am very proud of Peter.I didn't 4 U4 NK .V-4 October police 3 report reveals reduction in traffic injuries Police Department figures for October reveal a total of 121 accidents reported, resulting in injuries to 25 persons.There were no fatalities.These figures represent an increase of 15 accidents and a decrease of 5 persons injured when compared with those of the previous month, 16 of the 25 persons injured were conveyed to hospital in Police Patrol cars.Ambulance service was required on 7 occasions, Two street accidents and 11 accidents other than traffic or street were reported, resulting in injuries to 13 persons.For comparative purposes the following are the figures for the months of July, August, September and October: Total accidents, 65, 84, 91 and 108.Average daily, 2.09, 2.70, 3.03 and 3.48.Number injured: 9, 11, 15, and 12.The reduction,in the number injured is significant as with the increased number of traffic accidents an increased number of injured persons would have been expected.The opening of the campaign against imprudent driving on October 13 should be credited with a major contribution towards the control of injury accidents, the report states.With the enforcement came paign in October, following are the comparative figures for July August, September and: October: Court tickets: 661, 380, 838 and 1367.Arrests, 78, 81, 64 and 77.Summonses, 22, 4, 33 and 228, Warrants, Nil, 6, 5, 3.Caution tickets, 313, 300, 581 and 718.Of the 718 caution tickets issued, 500 were for parking over 4 hours, 47 for parking on private property, 26 for parking on vacant lots, 13 for parking less than 25 feet from a Stop Sign, 41 for obstructing pedestrian crosswalks, 24 for failing to yield right-of-way to pedestrians at (Continued on Page 5) AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT THIS FALL! PARKING SPACE AVAILABLE NOW Reserve Now For Dead Storage Day or Night Yearly Contracts \u2014 Reasonable Rates VICTORIA AVE.GARAGE OPERATED BY GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC, 370 Victoria Avenue (Just below Sherbrooke) HU.6-0767 > NOW OPEN !: HANS BARBER SHOP 4927 Sherbrooke St.West (Near Claremont) SPECIALIZING IN HAIRCUTS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Hours: Daily 8.30 a.m.to 6.30 p.m.Fridays, 8.30 a.m.to 9 p.m.THE BEST SELECTION IN TOWN ALL PRIVATELY OWNED CARS : ; : x ® TRADE-IN and TERMS ACCEPTED : : \\ - oc nee bln W.Scncton Publisher Tracy S.Ludington, Editor 7 N fee aes.sem THE EXAMINER Examirer Profile DIVISION Serving the City of Westmount Friday, November 21, 1958 THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2185 Hampton Ave., Montreal HUnter 1-2771* Hugh E.McCormick President Fos Anthony Potterson, News Editor Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager The Examiner aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the howe, devoted to public service, Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year; $1.00 bo)f year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mail, Post Office Dept, Ottawa WE SAY Darkness, winter create new hazards EARLY darkness and winter conditions place hazardous strain on both drivers and automobiles, even in a big, busy Metropolitan area such as ours according to the All Canada Insurance Federation.Each year as the first snow and cold weather are felt across ihe country, highway and traffic accidents increase.I Officials of the federation recommend the following precautions for safe winter driving: ! Drive more slowly.Speeds allowable under good conditions become excessive on slippery sireets.} Have the mechanical condition of your car checked, particularly brakes, steering mechanism, lights, heaters and dcfrosters.I Give pedesirians time lo cross streets safely; winter conditions make - walking difficult too.F If you plan a considerable amount of driving during winter months, have your car equipped with snow tires or chains.Check for leakage in your exhaust, muffler or 1ailpipe.Danger from fatal carbon monoxide furaes is most acute during winter months.Hi your car skids, turn your wheels in the diree- tion of the skid, but do noi apply brakes.On ice, slop and start genily.Pump your brakes as you stop; start off slowly in second or high gear to obtain traction.By the Way .The Interplanetary Society (wilh which is incorporated the Friends of Space Society) has been considering the possible effects on human beings of 1ravel lc the planets.A jeurney te, say, Mars does not seund very stimulating when the diet recommended is \u201cfrozen food in tins.\u201d There is ne need to go to Mars to enjoy that standard of living.Funthermore: psychologists, pathologists, physiologists, and peychialrists say that luck of sleep in space acts On pcopie \u201clike alcoholic poisoning.\u201d My advice is, stay at horne and enjoy both your rinking and your sleep.Beachcomber | YOU SAY Municipal inferest urged on residenfs (The following letter is reprinted from The Monitor, Nov.20.) Sir: Since in constitutionally governed countries the municipality is a minor democracy, it behooves all who are interested in good and efficient government to avail themselves of opportunities to participate directly or indirectly in making their contribution.Direct participation is accepting office as a member of the administration.Indirect participation is membership in an association that devotes itself to the study of the problems and situations that every level of government is confronted with.The example of the nearby Westmount Citizens Association should not only awaken an interest in the municipality's welfare but generate an urge to serve, that has been so characteristic of the public spirited citizens who have given so generously of their time and ability to make Westmount one of the most outstanding civic administrations on this continent.The people of Westmount have indeed been fortunate in the type of citizen who was induced to become a member of the Council or the City Chief Magistrate.For this interest in the city's welfare and government, the credit is due to the Municipal Association.It has been instrumental over the years in getting the City\u2019s prominent and highly respected citizens to become associated with it and make it a model that earned the praise of all who are concerned with municipal government.I think it can be said of Westmount, that it is a city of distinction, of which its residents can well be proud.It ig also a splendid example of that civic patriotism that is willing to serve without compensation other than the satisfaction of making a worthwhile contribution to every activity within the city that affects the health, general welfare and security of all who dwell within its borders.Westmount's highly competent and experienced General Manager and the principal officers of his staff have been frequently commended for their readiness to help citizens who may request their counsel, aid, or cooperation.The several departments are manned by efficient employees who are as anxious to still further enhance the prestige of the city as those who constitute the Council.In its appeal, the Municipal Association mentions: \u201cThe high standard of administration our City enjoys today.\u201d Pa py Prescriptions are Victor Cape, the widely known Montreal pharmacist, has devoted a lifetime to preserving the pharmacist's role in the community.He entered the pharmaceutical profession in 1915 as a 13 year-old delivery boy, studied on his own, and without attending high school entered McGill University to graduate in pharmacy in 1924, Today at 56, energetic and young voiced, Mr.Cape owns four drug stores located at 5333 Queen Mary road, 3723 St.Lawrence boulevard, Guy and St.Catherine streets, and Quirk\u2019s, St.Catherine and Pierce, where he first started to deliver prescriptions.Mr.Cape likes to say that he and his community-minded partner Nathan Cohen operate drugstores with the accent on prescription service rather than junior department stores.A true pharmacist, Mr.Cape welcomes the current trend in his profession to return to the professional prescription pharmacy.During an Interview in his administrative office at 2765 Bates road, Mr.Cape said: \u201cOur prescription departments are operated as separate entities, with personnel specially trained for that work.We specialize in prescription service and the large volume of prescriptigns filled proves that point.\u201d Quirk's Drug Store, one of Montreal's oldest pharmacies, founded in 1899, received this year the Prescription Award from E.R.Squibb and Son for one million prescriptions filled.It was Quirk's Drug Store where Mr.Cape first became a $4 a week delivery boy.'The son of the late Israel Cape, whose shoe business was hit by the depression in 1912, Victor was born in the heart of Montreal where the old Montreal General Hospital was located.He has six brothers and one sister, Mrs.Edith Yates.Five brothers are associated with Mr, Cape today.The sixth and youngest brother, Saul, owns the Monkland pharmacy which Victor Cape and Nathan Cohen once owned.Shortly after Mr.Cape joined Thomas Quirk the latter was badly hurned while preparing a prescription.Victor showed such interest and devotion during that period that Mr.Quirk promised the boy to help him in his studies.\u201cI studied at night, had a bit of This standard was made possible because of the Association's work and successful endeavor to influence prominent and distinguished residents to actively identify themselves with City\u2019s government.The invitation that the Association extends is one that should be accepted by those who appreciate good progressive and efficient government.The very fine women of the municipality should enroll in large numbers since the municipality is really a large household, the members of which seek to live in harmony, peace and gocdwill.Bernard Rose so» er.- Lge, ene By CYNTHIA JONES tutoring at Macdonald College, and tried my pharmacy board examinations without attending high school,\u201d said Mr.Cape.\u201cI entered McGill for a three year course, graduated in 1924, and received my license as a pharmacist in 1925.\u201d At the same time he entered McGill in 1921 he went to work for Liggett\u2019's, managing their store at St.Catherine and Mansfield.In 1924 he also took on the management of Lig-~ gett's store at Guy and St.Catherine which he subsequently bought in 1954.During all that time Mr.Cape kept up his association with Quirk\u2019s, often working there on Sundays and the odd night.In 1925 he left Liggett's and established his own business, a tiny store at the corner of Mount Royal and DeBullion.VICTOR CAPE \u201cFo give you an idea of the volume alter tne first day's business\u201416 hours\u2019 effort \u2014 the take was $8.\u201d said Mr.Cape.\u201cIn those days prescriptions ran from 25 to 50 cents and nowadays with antibiotics one prescription ranges from $8 to $15.That's the change in pharmacy.\u201d In 1926 in association with partner Nathan Cohen, Mr.Cape opened a second store on St.Lawrence boulevard.In 1928 he became associated with Thomas J.Quirk and took over the business when the latter died in 1936.\u201cIn 1929 we opened our present store on Queen Mary Road,\u201d he said.\u201cWe have grown with Snowdon and N.D.G.\u201d Mr.Cape said his career had followed a steady pattern of study and work.\u201cWhen 1 first entered the pharmaceutical profession we were trained to manufacture and compound but with the scientific advances that have been made in recent years the pharmaceutical manufacturers have taken over the work of the pharmacist and today more prescriptions are filled by prescription specialties than by actual compound,\u201d he said.\u201cThe trend has changed from compounding to prescription specialty dispensing with the result that his business .u 4.+ + the cost of prescription products have increased accordingly.\u201d Merchandising and modern ways of business have made such inroads, Mr.Cape said, that the drug business has become departmentalized and - the drug store functions as a family service store catering to all members of the family, The change in buying habits, he continued, had taken place as a result of the movement of the population to suburbs, Mr.Cape, a small, lively man, with a sandy complexion, travels to many medical conventions to keep abreast in all medical and pharmaceutical developments.He has just returned from a trip to Europe to investigate a dramatic new product in medicine which is still at the secret list.He made calls in London, Paris and Brussels.Since June, 1929, eM».Cape has been married to the former Fan Rashkin, petite and attractive.They have two sons.Ronald, 26, a graduate of Princeton University (in chemistry) and Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration, is associated with his father's distributing agency dealing in highly specialized medical products.Ronald graduated first in a class of 700 at Princeton and was a Baker scholar at Harvard.Michael, 20, is in his third year engineering at McGill.He is vice-chairman of the junior division of the Combined Jewish Appeal and: vice-president of the ZBT fraternity.An ardent fisherman, Mr.Cape is a member of the Moose Lake Fish and Game Club at St.Donat.In his office is a photograph of Mr.Cape with his prize catch of a nine and a half _ pound speckled trout caught in July, 1942.That fish won him the contest sponsored by the magazine, Hunting and Fishing.Mr.Cape has always participated in the social, communal and sporting activities of local areas, sponsoring jun- jor hockey teams and assisting various church and community functions., L MacLa Prize at J prizes & awarded to ing merit mount Jun nual AW principal I ing.A total à resented | 10% of ea jarships ar estant Sch Montreal, each studd year.Music Sj were awal proficiency offered by Prizes MW lows: Henry B the gradu highest af Ralf; Pro prizes for wilson, H Golden, 1} David Shi Memorial Brian Wol vid \u2018Shapl Associatio berg, Brit Jean Pat and Linda orial Pr John Lec After th Westmour Commissi the assem formance der the di vert.Althoug gre Lest around w general ri sul Made to large se woollens.La si N Your Fal oa Alter 5 Ave 1166 (Just prizes awarded at Junior High prizes and scholarships were | rded to students of outstand- merit at the recent West- mount Junior High School Annual Awards Day Assembly, principal D.T.Trenholm presiding.A total of 74 scholarships were resented to students in the top 10ÿ of each grade, These scho- jarships are offered by the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal, and cover the fees of each student for the following year.Music Scholarship certificates were awarded to 19 pupils for roficiency in the music course offered by the school.prizes were awarded as fol- awa ing lows: Henry Birks\u2019 Silver Medal for the graduating pupil with the highest aggregate mark, Linda Ralf; Prof.McKergow English Prizes for Grade IX boys, Ian wilson, Harold Crooks, Howard Golden, Kenneth Gross, and David Shapiro; Nelson Bagnell Memorial Prize, Allen Louis Brian Wolfe Memorial Prize, David \u2018Shapiro; Home and School Association Prizes, Jacob Silber- berg, Brita Wangel, Jack Wise, Jean Paterson, Ronald Cohen, and Linda Raff; Teacher's Memorial Prizes, Lon Rayside and John Lechter.After the presentations, Mr.A._ L.MacLaurin, Chairman of the westmount Protestant School commission spoke briefly, and the assembly closed with a performance by the school band, un- dor the direction of Mr.M.Calvert, Although Eskimos spend the gre lest part of their lives around watér, they are not, as a general rule, good swimmers.SUITS & COATS $55 ur Made to your measure from a large selection of best English woollens.Work Guaranteed.Ladies\u2019 and Gent's SLACKS *15 Made to measure Your Fall coat can be made into a warm winter coat.Alterations & Remodelling.Reasonable Prices Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE {Just below St.Catherine) WE, 3-5908 = ¥ en \u201cFirst he wanted breakfast in bad, then the T.Y.and now his HIF is moving ia.\u201c TELETRONICS CORP.Grommes HI-FI and Stereo Equipment.WORLD'S FINEST RADIOS & T.v, ® Transistor Supplies ® Antenna Specialists ® Sales & Service 4119 St.Catherine St.W.WE.5-9282 ras Musical Sharps, Flats & Naturals kx * x kK hk hk x x x x x by Frances Goltman START NOW .BEFORE YOU KNOW IT Christmas will be here Shirley (Mrs.and for Yuletide music played well, teachers, choirmasters, Lancaster, Ont.organists and soloists must give forethought and start planning.Young music students are often bored when kept too long on any one number but if they have other pieces at the same time they will continue to work on a sonata or similarly lengthy piece.All children love Christmas Carols and since they know the tunes of many of them from infancy, they like to practise and be able to play them.There is such a variety of.earols to choose from that each and every child can be happy with his practice.Here are a few exceedingly popular collections for elementary pianists: Christmas Carols For Children (John Ferris Loth), Christmas Melodies (Ada Richter), Let Us Have Music For Christmas (Maxwell Eckstein), World Famous Christmas Carols (Boris Berlin), Christmas Carols (two Books, \u2018Blake and Capp).Solos for piano are avail-k\u2014 able in all grades but are too numerous to mention here.There is a Book of Carols by Harry Hill called The Singing Period which does a triple service.The 32 carols included in this volume are suitable for Church choirs, children\u2019s voices and the home circle, All your favorite tunes are in the index.There are several sorts of combinations in Christmas choral music: two-part treble (soprano and alto); three-part treble (two sopranos and alto); 3 part mixed, 4 part mixed (soprano, alto, tenor and bass) with piano or organ accompaniment.An interesting album, Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer Band Book has heen assembled by Arthur Case.It contains ten favorites, among which are Jolly Old St.Nicholas, Deck The Halls, Jingle Bells, and Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer, Another splendid collection of 17 Chorales and 22 carols is a book chosen and arran~ed by Charles O'Neill.Also The Christmas Band Book by Clair W.Johnson and Harold Wallers is a selection of 14 favorites containing Adeste Fideles as a concert paraphrase, Christmas Reverence (processional); The First Nowel has been arranged by Johnson as a band fantasy, Jingle Bells has been made into a Rhapsody, The Messiah an Overture, Yuletide at Yorkshire is a pot-pourri of English Carols and Two Christmas Classics are specially arranged for brass sextet.This book ought to appeal to school and scout handmasters.October police .(Continued from Page 3) crogswalks and 11 for parking illegally.Comparative figures for the cases most frequently made during July, August, September and October, follows: Parking, 443, 247, 436 and 1214; Speeding, 183, 121, 377 and 249.Red Light Infractions, 31, 15, 21 and 51.Failure to carry Motor Vehicle Registration, 13, 9, 19 and 20.A large number of speeding offences committed during the last week of October will not be laid before the courts until this month.The Police Department is depending upon obtaining the information from the Provincial Registratien Bureau regarding the registered owners of the licence numbers of the offenders.The training of the three Corps of Commissionaires employees as parking inspectors was completed during the last week of October.They are concerned with parking infractions only, During the month, signs were erected on Grosvenor avenue pro- hibiting through truck traffic.\u2018 Another band book, important, with 22 numbers is Christmas Carols arranged by G.E.Holmes.This musician has done a good job for trios, quartets, quintets and sextets.The Piano Accordion is more popular in the States than Canada but performers on this pleasant instrument will find joy in an album entitled Christmas Time, which is a treasury of 14 famous Christmas Carols by accordionist Nicolo Antonelli.Saying of the Week: The newspaper press is the people's university.Half the readers of Christendom read little else.James Parton 1822-1891, Flower Show closes soon There's just about a week to go before the Annual Fall Chrysanthemum Show at the Westmount Conservatory closes down for another year.The 42 varieties of more than 300 blooms on display have been: arranged and grown under the supervision of George Cooper of the Parks Department and his four assistants.In addition to the chrysanthemums, shown under the four categories of exhibition, commercial, bush and cascade, a large purple orchid and a banana tree in bloom can be seen.The show is open from 10 a.m.to 10 p.m.on week days and from 10 a.m.to 6 p.m.on Sundays.equally The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 21, 1958 5 (Continued from Page 2) estant Teachers of Quebec, and following that became secretary of the Westmount Municipal Association.He was married to the former Laura Simpson, and had three children, Lauretta, now of Hull, Que., Neita, of Montreal, and W.E.Black) of | | W.E Black .Funeral services were held | Tuesday, and were attended by many out-of-town relatives, including Mrs.G.Bartusek, Rut- hilda, Sask., Mrs.Harry Yuen, Scarborough, Ont.Mrs.Walter Brownley of Chicago, Mr.and Mrs.Howard Black of Sundridge, Ont., Mr.and Mrs.Sandy Charl- ton, Mr.Ralph Black, and Mr.Roy Black, all of Belleville, Ont., and Mr.Andrew Simpson, of Herschal, Sask, He Is survived by his wife; his three daughters; two brothers, Howard, of Sundridge, Ont., and Roy, of Barrie, Ont., and three grandchildren.La 3 f,» ® 6 ©» ©0906 00606000 \u201cYOUR PHOTO DEALER WHERE YOU WILL EVENTUALLY BUY! delicious POM Fruit They'll love it! HARRISON of other Christmas treats, too.packed.Order from the POM salesman, your Ï grocer, or call the POM Bakery ot WE.3-3621.Overseas Gifts Send your friends and relatives overseas a Coke for Christmas.POM hos a wide assortment Beautifully BROTHERS LIMITED | POM HALL NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING ST.ANTOINE-WESTMOUNT CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25th at 8:30 p.m.WESTMOUNT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Academy Road \u2014 Westmount Guest Speaker: Hon.Raymond O'Hurley, P.C., M.P., Minister of Defence Production Business will include reports of committees and election of officers for the ensuing year.MEMBERS AND GUESTS WELCOME Published by the St.Antoine-Westmount Progressive Consarvalive Association a The POM Bakers MONTREAL Là 7 14 i : ; en ee tT ste sr rg do oe a ara + act = Leg em, serai as a 2 m8 ee Tod Westmount Examiner, Friday, Nov.21, 1958 UNITARIAN CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH UNITARIAN Sherbrooke St.at Simpson Rev, Angus Cameron, Minister Donald Mackey Organist and Director of Music.Sunday, November 23rd 1:00 am.Morning Service ; 1:00 a.m.Church School and Kindergarten in Unitarian House CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, November 23rd 11:00 a.m.Sunday School 11:00 a.m.Churck Service Subject of Lesson-Ser mon: \u2018SOUL AND BODY\u201d Golden Text: T Corinthians 3:16.Know ye not that ye are the temple of God, end that the Spirit of God dwelleth in you?WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting PEADING ROOM In the Church Edifice Open to the \u201c public ruesday.Thursuay and Friday, 2 to 4 p.m.Wednesdays, 6.30 lo 8 p.m.UNITED CALVARY UNITED CHURCH Dorchester St.at Greene Ave., Westmount Minister: Rev.Charles R.Piaskett 11:00 am.RELEASING OUR STRENGTH {Sermon 2) 7:30 p.m.Sermon: DON'T SELL OUT A welcome is extended to all.Organist and Choir Director: Alice Brown, A.Mus.(MeGill) DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Bivd., ond Lansdowne Ave, Ministers Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A, D.Rev, Eric A.Mcllwain, B.A, B.D.D.AMERICA DAY 10:00 a.m.Intermediate and Senior School.11:00 a.m.Crib Corner, Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary and Junior Departments, 11:00 am.Dr.Lloyd Smith, \u201cFreedom's Holy Light\u201d 7:30 pm.Rev.Eric DMcllwain.\u2018\u2019The Poor you have always with vou\u201d 8:45 pm.Young People's Union.Organist and Choirmaster \u2014 Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH Westmount, Que.(Cote St.Antoine near Argyle Ave.) MINISTERS Rev.D.W.Grant, B.A., D.D.Kev.D.C.Searfoss, B.A., B.D.Mr.Eric Adams, Mus.Bac., A.R.C.M.11:00 am.Rev.D.C.Searfoss \u201cNO, THANK YOU, JUST LOOKING\" 7:30 pm.Young People's Service Address: \u2018\u2018À FAITH TO PROCLAIM\" Mr.John A.Lochead 10:00 a m.Intermediates and Seniors 11:00 a.m.Crib Corner, Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary and Junior Departments.8.45 pm.Young People's Union WESTMOUNT PARK- EMMANUEL Cor.Lansdown & Western avenues Minister: REV.CALLUM THOMPSON, C.D., B.A, B.D.Director of Music: M.Wayne Riddell 7:30 pm.Book lecture on \u201cDoctor Zhivago' by Bovis Pasternek, Winner of Nobel Prize for Literature, 1958.Morning Worship.Church School and Infant Nursery 11:06 am Christian Science * 2% *\u2014* Recognition of man\u2019s true nature as God's spiritual image and likeness is a central theme of the Lesson-Sermon entitled \u201cSoul and Body\u201d which will be heard in Christian Sgience ser-, vices Sunday.From the King James Version of the Bible will be read the following (II Corinthians 5:1): \u201cFor we know that if our earthly house of this tabernacle were dissolved, we have a building of God, a house not made with hands, eternal in the heavens.\u201d Also bringing out man's spiritual nature is this passage to be read from \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy: \u201cRightly understood, instead of possessing a sentient material form, man has a sensa- tionless body; and God, the Soul of man and of all existence, being perpetual in His own individuality, harmony, and immortality, imparts and perpetuates these qualities in man, \u2014 through Mind, not matter\u201d (280: 25-30).SYNAGOGUES SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Hazzan Nathan Mendeisu.s Rev.J.J.Fromm THE SABBATH \u2014 Sidro Vayryetze Friday Evening, November ZIst 3:55 p.m.Candle Lighting 4:05 p.m.Friday Evening Service Sabbath Services: 9:00 a.m.Preliminary Service Scriptural Readings: ggTorah: Genesis, Ch.28, v.10 - Ch.\u20ac Prophets: Hosea.Ch.12, v.13 - Ch.14, v.10 4:05 p.m.Afternoon Service 4:43 p.m.Evening Service Weekday Services: Sunday: 8:30 a.m.Morning Service.4:05 pm.Evening Service Weekdays: 7:30 a.m.Morning Service.6:13 p.m.Evening Service, Next Friday Evening: 3:55 p.m.Candie Lighting.4:00 pm.Friday Evening Service TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Otto O Staeren, Cantor; F.L.McLearon, Organist and Choir Master; Miles Wisenthal.Educational Assistant Sabbath Services Friday evening, November 21st at 8.15 o'clock, Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Divine Ladder.\u201d Saturday morning, November 22nd at 11.30 o\u2019cleck.sermonette - \u201cSurely God Is Here\u201d based on Torah portion.Bar Mitzvah Robert, son of Mr.and Mrs.Salvador Sinai will be called to the Reading of the Torah this Friday evening and Saturday morning in observance of His Bar Mitzvah, An Oneg Shabbat and Reception will follow in the new social hall after the worship on Friday evening in honor of the Bar Mitzvah, Daily Services Monday through Thursday afternoons al 5.45 p.m.Sunday mornings at 10.15 a.m.These services are held in the new Temple Chapel.School For Adults Monday evening, November 24th.8 to 9.30 o'clock.Courses in Bible; Elementary and Advanced Hebrew: Course In Leadership and Judaism For the Modern World, These classes are held .n the Temple School bulld- ing.Book Lovers\u2019 Forum Wednesday afternoon.November 26th, 243 o'clock, Vicloria Hall.Westmount, Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern will review \u2018The Enemy Camp\u2019 by Jerome Weidman.\u201d Religious School High School.Confirmation and Post-Graduate Departments, Satue- day mornings at 9.45 a.m.Kindergarten, Primary and Junior School, o'clock.Monday Sunday Daily Hebrew mornings at 10 School + through Thursday afternoons, commencing al 4 o'clock.BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST Member Baptist World Alliance Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: REV.EDGAR J.BAILEY, M.A., B.Th.Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.Director of Music: Galt A.Johnston, E.A., D.D.McDermot, B.A., B.Mus.SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd 13:00 a.m.7:30 pm.\u201cSURPRISE\u201d Church School - 11 am.\u201cTHINGS PRESENT\" Midweek Service \u2014 Wednesday, 8 p.m.VISITORS MOST CORDIALLY INVITED By 1958 - XV The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D., Rector, Trinity Memorial Church series to an end.It has not we try to understand it.utter-most in as facts, but as making known add that the sociologist is a man ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay Sunday Next Before Advent 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 9:45 a.m.Sunday School and Confirmation Class 10:15 a.m.Mattins (said) 11.00 a.m.SOLEMN EUCHARIST 4:00 p.m.Holy Baptism 7:00 p.m.Evensong & sermon Saturday.November 29th, Quiet Afternoon, 3-3 p.m.Conductor, Fr.B.Bonathon, Holy Eucharist daily at 7:00 a.m.except Wednesday at 9:30 am.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe, Rector Rev.E.P.A.Timmons x Sunday Next Before Advent 8:00 am.Holy Communion 9:30 a.m.Holy Communion Preacher: Revd.G.H.King 10:00 am.Post-Confirmation Class 11:00 a.m.Matins Preacher: Revd.G.H.King 11.00 am, Nursery, Kindergarten & Sunday School 7:30 p.m.Evensong Preacher: The Rector Wednesday 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion in the Chapel Organist and Choirmaster Arnold Bellis TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D., Rector Rev.Canon F.L.Whitley, M.A.\u20ac.V.Frayn, A.R.C.A.(London) Organist and Choirmaster Sunday Next Before Advent November 23rd .Holy Communion.Junior Department and Bible Class.m.Confirmation Class, m.Mattins Preacher: The Rector am.Nursery, Kindergarien, Primary Dept.p.m.Evensong.Preacher: Rev.John Pearce MONDAY Confirmation Class for Adults Wednesday 7:00 a.m, .Holy Communion.Thursday 10:00 am.Holy Communion.For the time being at least this article will bring the articles.It has not said clearly enough the things it was intended to say.The reader may well ask: Is there no cut and dried answer to all the problems raised?Perhaps there is, but cut and dried answers are seldom satisfying.What we aim at is rather a progressive understanding of our relationships with God and Man and Nature.It is sometimes sald that we need a new revelation.Mohammed thought that he had such a revelation.Bahai Ullah felt that ing of nature so the theolog- a new revelation was granted to him, and Mary Baker Eddy had the same self-assurance.But to the Christian the revelation is complete in Jesus Christ; it is a given thing, just as the world is a given thing.We cannot add to the world or substract from it \u2014 The scientist, as I think I have said before, is a man who is deeply concerned with the natural world and spends himself to the unravelling her secrets.Even in his moments of apparent relaxation he is aware of nature's problems, and ready to solve them.Nature is his life.So there are men who are deeply concerned in super-nature, in the fact of God, in the revelation which He has granted of Himself, in the facts of the Incarnation and Redemption, not only the nature of God.One might deeply concerned in the problems * been a satisfactory series of of men.And just as the scientist enjoys a progressive understand- ian enjoys a progressive understanding of God and the sociologist gains a deeper understanding of man.Neither scientist nor theologian nor the sociologist can alter the basic given facts; but each must go on with his study, and seek interpretations that are both deeper and simpler.The given facts remain unaltered.Each student should be aware of his own field of study and also of the other fields; and each will contribute to the other.We know more about God today than our grandfathers did because we know more about man and his world.But there is a danger that we may become less aware of God because we are satisfied with an earthly knowledge.We need a breadth of vision and a depth of understanding if we are in any degree to comprehend the truth.x | Dominion Douglas , 1 Church * AMERICA DAY SERVICE Since 1947 Dominion-Douglas United Church has observed A Special Day in recognition of the good understanding and firm friendship existing between the United States and Canada and of the fact that so many Americans are doing so much in Canada to build up the church and to advance other worthy interests and ideals which bind the two countries together.\u201cAmerica Day Service\u201d will be held in Dominion-Douglas next Sunday morning at eleven o'clock.Dr.Lloyd Smith will preach.Theme: \u201cFreedom's Holy Light\".All American citizens are invited.PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 349 Melville Avenue Westmount, P.0 The Rev.Chas.\u20ac.Cochrane, B.A., B.D., Minister Sunday, November 23rd ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY 11:00 a.m.Church School 11:00 a.m.Public Worship Anniversary Preacher: Rev.Dr.Joseph C.McLelland PhD.of Presbyterian College Sermon: \u201cFrom A to 2\" Dedication of Memorial Chimes and Plague in Honor of the late Miss Lillian S.Kerr 4:00-6:00 p.m.Anniversary Tea 6:00 p.m.Evening Service The Minister will Preach Visitors and Friends are Cordially Welcome \u2018 \u20ac ® WESTMOUNT one VieTORIA AVES.@ Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Mr.George A.Tannahill B.A.Assistant to the Minister.Sunday, November 23rd 11:00 a.m, \u2018\u2019Predestination\u2019\u2019 \u201cThou shalt ., I will\u201d 11:15 am.The Church School 8:00 p.m.Bible Study Group.DORIS KILLAM R.R.T.C., L.Mus, (McGill) em : \u201c w SP mp roi ere St.Andrew's United ¥ .Church .a eee This is National Young People\u2019s Week and, in observance of this, a Young People\u2019s Service will be held in St.Andrew Church, Westmount, on Sunday evening.Members of the exec.tive of St.Andrew's Young People\u2019s Union will conduct the service, and the address will be given by the president, John A, Lochead.The theme of Young People\u2019s Week is, \u201cA faith to Proclaim\u201d, Following the service the Young People will hold à reception in the Church Hall.The Worship Service in the morning will be conducted by the assistant minister, Rev.David Ç, Searfoss.His sermon is entitleq, \u201cNo, Thank You, Just Looking\", The choir, directed by Mr.Eric Adams, will sing appropriate selections at the two services, The Church School has a place for children and young people- of all age groups.The Intermediates and Seniors meet on Sunday at ten o\u2019clock, all other departments\u2014 (Crib Corner, Nursery, Beginners, Primary and Junior Departments) \u2014at eleven o'clock.The Evening Group of the Woman's Association will meet on Monday evening and the Womans\u2019 Association on Tuesday afternoon.+ * | Temple Emanu-El | X ¥ Sabbath services: Friday evening, Nov.21, at 8:15, Dr.Stein will speak on \u2018The Divine Ladder\u201d at Temple Emanu-El Saturday morning, Nov.22, at 11:30, \u201cSurely God Is Here.\u201d Bar Mitzvah: Robert, son of Mr.and Mrs.Salvador Sinai, 701 Grosvenor avenue, will he called to the reading of the Torah this Friday evening and Saturday morning, in observance of his Bar Mitzvah.Book Lovers\u2019 Forum: Under the auspices of the Temple Siz.terhood, Book Lovers\u2019 Forum will be held on Wednesday afternoon, Nov.26, at 2:45, at Victoria hall, Westmount, when Dr, Stèrn will review \u201cThe Enemy Camp\u201d by Jerome Weidman.Presiding at this meetin: Mrs.David H.Lisser, president of Temple Sisterhood, co-chaii- man of the day; Miss Kathleen Jenkins, head librarian of Wes: mount Library.Tea will follow the forum lecture.Presiding at tea tables: Mrs.Edgar J.Bailey, Mrs.\"Tyman Grover, Mrs.M.F.McCutcheon, Mrs.Alfred N.Miller.Hostesses: Mesdames Josef Aron, Asher Gerstenfeld, Reuben Ginsberg, Edmund Gordon, William Gross, Lawrence Marks, Louis Shapiro, Albert V.Simon, Lewis Smith, Leo Spector.Daily services: Monday through Thursday evenings at 5:45; Sunday mornings at 10:15.Men and women are cordially invited to participate in daily worship held in the new Temple chapel.Among those who 1e- cently conducted the daily wore ship were the following: Joserh Bercuson, Max Esar, Alvin Fiorea, Mrs.Abraham Wolk, Henry Benjamin, Samuel Segal, Emanuel Fox, Abbey Sankoff, Mrs.Stanley Marsh.Sisterhood Chanukah dessert luncheon: On Tuesday.Dec.9, at 1:15 p.m., the Sisterhood Chanukah dessert luncheon and Chanukeno and card party wl be held in the Temple commun:ty house.Special Chanukah observance and lighting of Chanukah lights with Dr.Harry J.Stern and Cantor Staeren participating.Reservations: Mrs.J.A.Roston, REgent 9-0641, Acting chairman of membership Mrs.Bernard Myers reports the following new Sisterhood affiliants: Mesdames I.H.Mor rell, F.Baltin, S.Bloomfield, Victor Goldbloom, S.Kazenel, Stanley Shenkman, S, Cukirman and J.Hess.Those who were in charge of the Oneg Shabbat Nov.7 were the following: Mesdames A.Bieber, H.J.Stern El Yaphe, Hugo Rubinovitch, Peter Zin- man, Sumer Wolf, Alfred Mfiler, Henry Benjamin, H.H.Lewis, * Organist and Choir Director.The 124 bus stops at the door.(Continued on Page 7), 2 cal da 3 = 0 eo =>=s0-> .0- DÉS SX % or == ited | Youn Servance 5 Service À ndrew'g Sunday \u20ac execu.Young duct the 5 Will be John A, f Young faith to \u20ac service hold à Hall.in the PA by the David C, entitled, ooking\", Mr.Eric propriate vices, Sa place B People- e Inter.meet on all other er, Nur- Ary and t eleven of the Fill meet nd the Tuesday * El | * Hay eve- Dr.Stern ine Lad- rEl.Sat- at 11:30, son of Binai, 701 be called prah this Saturday 8 of his ¢ Under aple Sis.Forum iy after at Vic.vhen Dr.Enemy nan.meeting: resident co-chair.Cathleen f Wes.I follow ding at Bailey, 3, M.Fred N.esdames stenfeld, nd Gor awrence Ibert V.Spector.Monday ings at t 10:15.ally in- daily Temple \u2018ho re- y wor- Joserh Alvin Wolk, Segal, ankoff, dessert Dec.9, d Cha a and ty wil munity obser- inukah Stern pating.Roston, ember- eports erhood Mor- mfield, azene), jrman ge of were s A.aphe, Zin- Miller, Lewis, ), Forum on publicity for churches hears prominent news directors At a forum on external publicity for churches held in Westmount Park- Emmanuek Church Wednesday evening, Carl Reinke, chairman, said, churches must use the daily and weekly press and radio to publicize their activities but in doing so must comply with required procedures.He expressed the opinion the Montreal press and radio have been wonderfully cooperative, not only with space and time but in gettting into the act themselves as well.Three speakers were scheduled; Richard Havi- land, city Editor, Montreal Star; John Sancton, publisher of The Monitor and H.E.McCurdy, program director of Radio Station CJAD.Regret was exnres- sed that Mr.Sancton was unavoidably absent.Mr.Haviland spoke of the problems of a metropolitan daily; one of the chief being the finding of sufficient space.Major stories and pictures from all parts of the world stream into the editorial rooms of these papers all day long, amounting to millions of words a day.In addition, the larger papers have their own correspondents.Next to world news comes Canadian news, a large part of which is associated with the Federal Government.Government today directly affects the lives of all individuals and the countless government agencies are continually making news, As Montreal has grown, the city itself produces more news: more crime, traffic, waterfront stories, The big hotels are the sites of frequent conventions.Important personalities visiting or passing through the city are interviewed.At the local or community level the problem of providing news spaceris still more acute, In former years it was less difficult to find space for community matters, Now the dailies must leave most of this type of news for the weekly or community papers to handle and, Mr.Haviland added, they are performing a valuable service.Dailies are still glad to publish unusual church newg that has appeal to a large segment of their readers and are glad to interview church leaders and lecturers.The situation is further complicated by the habit big stories have of coming in bunches all at the same time.This brings the problem of selection for the available space so many good stories have to be.left out.Mr.Haviland made some suggestions to those sending church or other news to the papers.He pointed out that old news is not news so, he said, get it in on brief, give the correct place and time and the pertinent facts.When possible, take or send your copy in rather than phoning.\u2018This gives greater assurance of accuracy.Typewritten copy is preferable to hand written as it saves the editorial staff time and trouble.Double space your lines and use one side of paper only.Church notices are not news but he advised that they be sent in just the same, not that they will necessarily be published but they often give the newspaper staff a lead to some story they are glad to cover.Such notices -should always be sent well in advance.During the question period it was shown that compared to other metrovolitan papers, Montreal dailies give a generous amount of space to church and community news.Mr.McCurdy speaking on radio publicity said, many of the problems of the newspapers applied to radio publicity with the difference that with radio time instead of space was involved.It was a principle of broadcasting to allot a proportion of free time to what was called public service.There are of course necessary limitations to free time.He explained a number of points that apply to radio alone.During the d'scussion period some criticism was made of ministers and lecturers who have a fine message but spoil it by poor delivery and poor radio technique.It was sug- gosted that such faults could be overcome if the ones in- * * | Temple Emanu-El | x x (Continued from Page 6) David H.Lisser, George Hollin- ger, David Sherman, Samuel Schwartz, Mark Stein, Samuel Garfield, Louis J.Cohen, Irvin Gertsman, Gaston Albright.Chairmen of the Oneg Shabbat are: Mrs.Louis Pont, Mrs.Sidney Lithwick and Mrs.George Rauch, School for Adults: Monday evening, Nov.21, 8 to 8:45 the following courses will be offered: The Bible as the Fountainhead of Learning, Dr.Anna Stearus, leader; Elementary Hebrew, rs, Abraham Wolk, instructress; Advanced Hebrew Abraham Wolk, instructor; Course in Leadership, Mrs.Samuel Davidson.At 8:45 p.m.all students will assemble when Dr.Stern will conduct the course in Judua- ism for The Modern World.Last Monday evening the special lecturer in the School for Adults was Rabbi Dr.Solomon Frank who spoke on \u2018Basic Beliefs In Judaism.\u201d Temple Religious School: The following students are registered in the post-graduate class which meets regularly on Saturday mornings at 9:45 under the leadership of Miles Wisenthal, MA.Consult .4935 Sherbrooke St.W, Going to EUROPE for CHRISTMAS or Planning a Cruise for this Fall or Winter?Westmount International Travel Service Roger L.Huysmans, manager Officially Appointed Agents For STEAMSHIPS and AIRLINES Monica Wolf, Carole Turkenik, Arlene Bellam, Vivian Tissen- baum, Carol Freeman Rosalind Hyman, Marilyn Sheinart, Howard Schwartz, Gordon Schwartz, Peter Roston, Allan Morris, Michael Bordo, Claude Henle, Norman Stein, Robert Prinsky, David Sankoff, High School department anal Junior congregation are planning an Oneg Shabbat Sabbath luncheon on the Sabbath of Chanukah, Saturday, Dec.13, at 12:30 o'clock.The annual school Chanukah celebration and dramatic presentation takes place Sunday morning, Dec.14, at 10:45.A \u201cChanukah Fantasy\u201d will be pr2- sented by members of Classes 3a and 3b under the direction of Mrs.Rose Hollander and Miss Irene Rosenberg.Temple school board meeting Tuesday evening, Nov.25, at 8:15, under the chairmanship of Mr.Reuben Ginsberg.76th annual congregational meeting: Under the chairmanship of President Hyman Grover, the 76th annual meeting and the election of officers and trustees of the congregation will take place Saturday evening, Dec.6.Preceding the meeting the annual Chanukah dinner will be held and after the brief business meeting dancing will follow.Due HU.8-3941 to the reconstruction of the Temple sanctuary the Chanukah dinner meeting and dance will be held at the Queen Elizabeth hotel and the constituent societies of the Temple are participating in this all important congregational event and the Chanukah observance.It was pointed out during dis- time; in advance if possible, Be cussion that religion like com- The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 21, 1958 7 volved would take the trouble, modities has its greatest appeal to get some training in broad- when the package is attractive cast speaking.Even the irreligious will be interested in an attractive package.It takes people like \u2019 ~ Jack MacLennan.lo give you good telephone service Your Bell Telephone installation man \u2014 whateves his name may be \u2014 is a lot like Jack MacLennan, On the job, his skillful work reflects his careful training.But more than that, we like to think that a friendly smile and unfailing courtesy lend a pleasant touch to his brief visit, .We try to encourage this friendly spirit all through the business.You'll see it when you visit the Business Office.You'll hear it in the operator\u2019s \u201cvoice with a smile\u201d.This helpful, friendly spirit is one of the many ways in which we try to give you good telephone service.THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA CALLS Toe TeYe 1958 .MAINTENANCE CAMPAIGN WHEN THE CANVASSER 5 CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES FOR ADULTS, TEEN-AGERS AND CHILDREN AT THE WESTMOUNT BRANCH mens.sere ye tm ere Seri Sm ih CUTE KE FS mr Farad + samedi DET or Arc ERT ~ er \u2014\u2014 Wen ay Rei at DE a A a TS 8 - The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 21, 1958 THE RELIg- ¢ HU.4 4853 SHER} Ree DELIVERY CORNER W .3525: { \u201con 1133 ST.CATHERINE * \u2018th Le JR Lu - Z7077, 55¢ LISTERGE de HELENA Ruins \u2014 4897 HAND LOT and SHULTON'S Des 1 HAND & 88 HARRIET HUBBARE: |\" 9 HAND Reg i HARRIET Huse \u2018tha FORMULAYRY = 51 BRECK SHANE dé lipstick ~1.95 COMPLETE by MAX FACTOR \u201cins SPECIAL ALLOWANCE \u20ac ; 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Bon Goût \u2014 Mauvais Goût Chacun à Son Goût Buy \u2014 Sell \u2014 Exchange aan a ea a a ER « VI.9-5878 Mr.and Mrs.Jeffrey J.F.Aimers and their family have taken up residence at 559 Roslyn ave., Westmount.C.Rex Stollmeyer, Commissioner for the West Indies, British Guiana and British Honduras, will be the speaker at the meeting of the Women's Canadian Club to be held in the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Monday, December 1 at 2.30 p.m.The Canon Scott Chapter of the IODE is holding a coffee party tomorrow from eleven to three o'clock in IODE House, 4112 Western avenue, Westmount, Mrs.P.J.Matthews is general convener.Mrs.J.J.Creelman honorary regent and Mrs.J.C.Manson, municipal regent, will preside at the coffee table.Mrs.T.D.Clark is in charge of the Kknit- ting and gift table, Mrs, H.E.Mosher is in charge of the Christmas decorations, Mrs.M.Charbonneau is in charge of the white elephant table, Mrs.A.T.Sargent is in charge of the food table and Mrs.G.S.Haldimand is in charge of the refreshments.Mrs.B.Oakes the regent will receive.\u201cMrs.M.F.McCutcheon, Mrs.E.J.Bailey, Mrs, Alfred Miller and Mrs.Hyman Grover will preside at the tea tables following the meeting of Book Lover's Forum, Dr.Harry Joshua Stern will review \u201cThe Enemy Camp,\u201d by Jerome Weidman.Held under the auspices of Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood, this meeting will take place at Victoria Hall, 4626 Sherbrooke street west, on Wednesday, November 26 at 2:45 p.m.Hostesses for the afternoon will be Mrs, Josef Aron, Mrs.Asher Gerstenfeld, Mrs.Reuben Ginsberg, Mrs, Edmund Gordon, Mrs.William Gross, Mrs.Lawrence Marks, Mrs, Louis Shapiro, Mrs.A.V.Simon, Mrs, Lewis Smith and Mrs.Leo Spector.Mrs.David Lisser will be chairman of the day, and Miss Kathleen Jenking will act as co- chairman.Non-members are Tea will be served.welcome.Rutherford Rest Home Reg\u2019d.Opened August Ist, 1958 1510 Weodland Ave.Cote St.Paul Montreal, Que.PO.9-0457 And LOOK LOVELIER IN A bra by Dominion, with its wide \"Breathing Waist\u201d and firm uplift cups.In crisp Mme A.COURVAL 4861 SHERBROOKE WEST (at Victoria) WESTMOUNT Gothic BRA Especially lovely figure flattery is yours in Gothic white broadcloth, sizes 32-A to 44-D.$2.50 *Irade Mork Reg'd now at MISS MARY BLICKSTEAD, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Charles L.Blickstead of 3486 Connaught avenue, whose engagement to MR.ANTHONY JAMES PATTERSON, son of Mr.and Mrs.Roy A.Patterson of Westmount, is announced.The wedding will take place late in December in St.Ignatius of Loyola Church.Coming Events Religious, charitable, social and other non-profit organizations wishing to place announcements in this column should address copy (with name and address and Tel.number) to Mrs.M.Hickmore c/o this paper.À charge of $1 is made for such notices which should not exceed 50 words.Fun Fair and Sale of Work: The Zonta Club of Montreal will hold a Fun Fair and sale of work on Saturday, November 22, at the Boy Scouts\u2019 Association, 1523 Bishop street.Tea will be served from 3 to 6 p.m.Miss Leach is the convener.x i Military Whist: Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi is holding a military whist at 8 p.m.on Thursday, November 27, in St.Monica's Church Hall, 6405 Terre- bonne avenue.Procceds for buying shoes for the children of \u201cFriendly Home.\u201d Cocktail Party: The Women's Auxiliary of the Association for the Help of Retarded Children is sponsoring a cocktail party from 6.30 to 8.30 p.m.on December 4 in the Town of Mount Royal Town Hall.Proceeds to go for the help and education of retarded children.Sale of Work: The Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital will hold its sale of work at 2.30 p.m.on Thursday, November 27, in the Nurses\u2019 Residence, 4413 Montclair avenue, N.D.G.Rummage Sale \u2014 Weston School Alumni is holding a rummage sale on Friday, November 28, at\" 7 p.m.in St.Stephens Church Hall, 1 Weredale Park, Westmount, Public welcome.Westmount Club On Friday, November 28 at 2.30 in Victoria Hall the West- mount Women's Club is holding a general meeting.Technicolor films of England and Scotland will be shown.Tea will be served.| Inner Wheel meeting Saint Laurent - Mount Royal Inner Wheel will meet at 8.30 p.m.today at the home of Mrs.H.Duskes?767 Mitchell street, Town of Mount Royal.There will be a guest speaker from the United Nations, I 4 \u2014Basildon Photo Two wonderful frips planned by Tobin's Tobin's Travel Bureau has arranged two trips that should be very popular.The first is a pre- Christmas party to New York City leaving Tuesday morning, Dec.2, by air-conditioned rail coach and returning on Saturday evening, Dec.6.The famous Christmas show at Radio City Music Hall will be on view, This is a wonderful spectacle, world famous, The \u2018other trip is one covering the Christmas and New Year holidays from Dec.23 to Sunday, January 4 inclusive, The party Will go by air direct from Montreal to Mexico City where they will spend Christmas Day.They will then visit Taxco and Cuer- navaca, both very attractive places in the district.Then They will fly to Acapulca on the Pacific coast where they will be for New Year's.They will have Social and Personal Vera Brittain will speak to the Women's Art Society on \u201cWhat is Literature,\u201d in the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, on Tuesday at 11 a.m.The Women Associates of Mc- Gill will hold the third Town and Gown Tea of the season when new members will be introduced, on Tuesday afternoon, November 25, at 3.30 p.m,, in the ballroom of the Faculty Club, 3450 McTav- ish street.* The president, Mrs.J.Gilbert Turner will receive the guests and Mrs.W.C.J.Meredith and Mrs.Lloyd G.Stevenson will preside at the tea table.Hostesses will be Mrs.D.V.Bates, Mrs.Victor Block, Mrs, Michael Brecher, Mrs.Sidney Ka- hana, Mrs.M.W.Langman, Mrs.Wm.Mathison, and Mrs.Gordon Young.- Assisting Mrs.Norman Brown with arrangements are Mrs.J.B.Lightman and Mrs.John Stanley.Dawson WCTU The Dawson Montreal West WCTU will meet on Thursday, November 27 at the home of Mrs, A.E.Keating, 5110 Sherbrooke street, west, at 2.30 p.m, Stanley WMS The Stanley Auxiliary WMS will hold the annual meeting and installation of officers on Tuesday at 2.30 p.m, in Franklin Hall Memorial.Miss Margaret McKin- non, MA, will be the speaker.an outstanding floor show and New Year's eve dinner under the stars at the hotel, ce UNSURPASSED VALUES FINE FURS | See us also for © Repairing @ Remodelling FLOMEN EXCLUSIVE FURS REG'D.1235 Greene Avenue (Opposite Avenue Theatre) WE.2.3312 | LA EIT SEE ee es Te | J = pate tra vai rte ue 0 0 0 0 rm ASS AAA En A ree ess VI.2-4444 Drop in and let us suggest appropriate flowers to help make your wedding a memorable one.Naturally there is no obligation - 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11 p.m.at Labatt\u2019s Brewery, Ville LaSalle.Mr.Allan Mitchell will MC, the \u201cRip Chords\", a vocal quartet, will entertain and there will be a tour through Labatt\u2019s plant.Refreshments will be served.American Club tea The American Women's Club of Montreal announce Dr.Douglas Wilson will be their guest speaker for the Thanksgiving and Harvest Tea.He will have as his topic \u2018The World Marches On\u201d.Dr.Wilson is well known to Montreal audiences as the editor of the Montreal Star's Saturday ANE pif CARPENTRY & REPAIRS rf 0 rep\u201d COMMERCIAL \u2014 INDUSTRIAL \u2014 RESIDENTIAL DANIELS & MANNARD LIMITED 3181 St.James St.W.WE.2-6125 QUEBEC ANTIQUES PAINTING DECORATING The Business Women\u2019s Unit.hold a Day of Recollection Sun-| # day, November 23 at the Holy | Ghost Retreat House, 314 Cote beginning at 9:30 am.Rev.: Arthur Nelson, SJ, will be the\u2019 12.30 p.m.at the Chateau de Ramezay.The artist will be Mur.ning Thursday, November 27° 4 Ada eine eut ha BF \"> * MRS.M.E.ROBERTS, convener of the Cocktail Party being held on December 4, in the Town of Mount Royal, Town Hall, under the auspices of the Women's Auxiliary of the Association for the Help of Retarded Children.Proceeds for the help and education of retarded children, .x page \u201cDesign for Living\u201d, and daily column \u201cLet's Talk It Over\u201d, The tea is being held on Wednesday, November 26 at 2 p.m.in the Blue Room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel, under the chairmanship of Mrs.J.F.Scandrett.Venture Club The Venture Club of Montreal will hostess a games night at 4the Salvation Army Eventide Home Tuesday, November 25 at 7.30 p.m.Trinity Evening WA Trinity Memorial Evening Branch WA will hold a meeting on Thursday evening, November 27 in the Ladies Room at 8 p.m.New members are cordially invited to attend.Sisterhood meeting Month the Sisterhood of Temple Beth Sholom will feature a book \u2018review at its open meeting, Tuesday, November 25, at 1.15 p.m.Rabbi Paul Liner will review the 4500 St.Catherine Street West {Corner Abbott) save Tr.rome WE.2-4781 | Specialising in Early Pine Furniture, etc.WESTMOUNT BEAUTY PARLOR 5122 Sherbrooke St.W Just west of Westmount Theatre HU.6-8636 Permanents $8-%,, all inclusive Latest hair styling by experienced operators WITH OR WITHOUT APPOINTMENT NO WAITING BEAUTAIRE HAIR DRYERS Dries Your Hair In 20 Minutes ® OPEN FRIDAYS TO 9 P.M.Pre Xmas NEW YORK TRIP from Dec.2 to 7 incl.4 nights - 5 days Christmas Holidays in Mexico.SPECIAL TOUR All Expense 13 days - $525.00 $52.00 by air.By rail, staying at Xmas in Mexico Paramount Hotel.City See Radio City Music Hall Xmas Show.Acapulca FOR PARTICULARS RESERVE NOW TOBIN'S TRAVEL BUREAU 1240 Peel St.UN.6-7811 New Years in current best-seller \u201cThe Enemy Camp\u201d by Jerome Weidman, Hospital sale The Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital will hold it's Sale of Work at the Nurses\u2019 Residence, 4413 Mont- clair avenue, November 27 and 28 under the chairmanship of Mrs.W.E.Shepherd and Mrs.K.E.Norris.The sale will be officially opened by Hon.William Hamilton, Postmaster General at 2.30 p.m.Tea will be served each afternoon with luncheon and snacks available, Open Thursday from 2.30 p.m.until 9.30 p.m.and on Friday from 10 a.m.until 5.30 p.m.Montreal Ladies Choir The Montreal Ladies Choir hold rehearsals every Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock sharp at Calvary United Church, Dorchester street w., at the corner of Green avenue with Mr.J.C.Scott as director.Mr.Scott is very well known in this city for his operatie, radio, and TV work and the accompanist is the well known Mrs.M.Hardy.During the season the choir will entertain al the following, Eventide Home, The Church Home, St.Margaret's Home, The Moore Home, and the St.Ann's Military Hospital.The president Mrs.K.Hunt, will be on hand Tuesday evening at 7.45 p.m.to greet and welcome all members new and old, In celebration of Jewish Book omen 53 Westmount Examiner, 11 Friday, Nov.21, 1958 alm ne ne ee ee ol ee eu\" Hospital WA Members of the Women's Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital are asked to take note of the following change in meetings.The November 26 meeting will take the form of a regular meeting and the Birthday Tea will be postponed until the January meeting.Montreal Club The Montreal Women's Club (Home and Education Department) will present motion pictures in technicolor and sound, depicting the scenic beauty of Canada, the Caribbean and Great Britain at the general meeting on Monday, at 2.30 p.m, in the Normandie Room, Sheraton - Mount Royal Hotel\u2014Director\u2014 Mrs.P.G.Delgado.For subtle flattery .MR.EMILE'S \"Softy\" Permanent The \"Softy\" is positively cunning in its gentle flattery.See us soon, and find out how becoming this attractive new style can be.$10.00 1347 GREENE AVE.Phone WE.5-0562; WE, 5-2486 ORT dessert luncheon - Casablanca Group 7 of Montreal Women's ORT will be holding a dessert luncheon on Wednesday, November 26, at 1 p.m., at the home of Mrs.A.Bac- man, 4790 Meridian avenue, 4 k Montreal.The guest speaker will be The Hon Dr.Michael Simon, Consul General of Israel.In observance of Jewish Book Month, Mrs.Minnie Fitch will review \u201cLetters from Jerusalem\u201d by BEAUTY SALON 1947 Greene Ave.Mary Clawson.Whatever the Message _ Whatever the Occasion From HENRY NADEAU, Florist Former Manager Rubin Bros.1818 St.Catherine St.West WE.3-7104 Res.PO.46-4712 KASTEL UPHOLSTERING COMPANY, LIMITED Specializing in @ UPHOLSTERING @ FURNITURE REPAIRS @ CARPETS @ DRAPERIES @ FURNITURE REFINISHING We Pick Up and Deliver \u2014 WE.3-8735 1366 Greene Avenue (near Sherbrooke) RENAULT | Dauphine ods made for * : Canadian roads : and weather! \u2014\u2014\u2014r \u2014 The RENAULT Dauphine is a true Princess, with Paris styling, regal good looks and smart appointments.She's tough and rugged too\u2014for our worst roads and climate\u2014and specially equipped with: > Dust sealed equipment > Double air filter Xk Special wheel suspension > 2-Speed heater For a demonstration, phone RENAULT at RI.8-9661 or AV.8-4291 su ee Ua tt RAN SC TR Re Le ATE pe hrm + on fi ; ih 12 \u2018The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 21, 1958 yor | ry i Sewing meeting \u201cWestmount, will hold its sewing Î i È The Women's Association of meeting Tuesday at 2 p.m.St.Andrew's United Church, Hutchison Hall Speiro \u2018& Miller | Presents a FASHION SHOW VICTORIA HALL MONDAY, NOV.24th i at 8:30 p.m.Admission $1.00 sa: RY at aE, HU.4.3717 November Special PERMANENTS 12.50 \"245% 8,50 FOR APPOINTMENTS, mone HU.9-1233 PHONE HAIRDRESSING | 4891 Sherbrooke St W.{Corner Prince Albert) A.Ross Webster, MP to open \" Stanley Church WA bazaar Stanley Presbyterian Church Women\u2019s Association Christmas Bazaar will be officially opened Friday, No-, vember 21 by A.Ross Webster, MP.This ceremony will take place at 3 p.m.in Franklin Hall Memorial, 569 Victoria avenue, just south of Westmount avenue.Mrs.G.Gordon Brown is the convener for the, bazaar and the public is invited to do their shopping for many usual Christmas gifts, hand knitted wear, aprons, homemade cakes, cookies, etc.The Tea Room ig open from 3.30 to 5 p.m.and a turkey dinner will be served at 6 p.m.In addition to the regular annual gifts made possible from the proceeds- of the bazaar the Association hopes to raise a substantial amount for the S{.Andrews Presbyterian Homes, The tea room will be in charge of group D with Mrs.G.A, Grant presiding, assisted by Mrs.R.Drake, Mrs.Edward Alsop, Mrs.Kenneth Thorne, Mrs.Leslie Canavan, Mrs.D.M.Grant, Miss C.Mercer and Mrs.S.Jefferys.Group A under the leadership of Mrs.Robert M.Jamieson is in charge of the booth called \u201cCoi- \u2018on Town.\u201d Assisting will be Mrs.#.F.Canavan, Mrs.F.M.Jones, Mrs.A.J.Nickle, Mrs.H.K, Culley, Mrs.K.Pam, Mrs.B.H.Martin, Mrs, Douglas Currie, Mrs.W.K.Hall, Mrs.M.Ren- shaw.The Grocery Booth operated #son, Mrs.R.* 8 » ?% » 9 & » ° & a + 3 .> #2 \u2018 » - 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