The Westmount examiner, 6 novembre 1959, Cahier 1

[" \u2018 %.¢ je.-\u2014Tedd Church Photo HAPPY RECIPIENT OF TEACHERS' MEMORIAL PRIZE: Ellen Rowland was honored ai Wednesday's Westmount Junior High School prize day by the Teachers\u2019 Memorial Prize, presented by Mr.Atwood of the school staff.The award is in memory of those * teachers who gave their lives in Westmount Junior High holds annual prize day A special prize-giving c mount Junior High Wednesday afternoon for students and graduates who had distingui year in various fields.During the ceremony, the Westmount Junior High School Band, under the direction of Mr.Morley Calvert, which has become well-known in the city, took the opportunity to perform two selections: \u201cPacific Grand Overture\u201d, and \u201cThe Waves of the Danube\u201d.Presentation of prizes was as follows: Henry Birks\u2019 Silver Medal: Jean Paterson; Prof.Mec- Kergow English prizes for grade nine boys: Juris Kalnavarns, Peter Nagy, Jack Wise, Harvey Friedman, Allan Louis; Nelson Bagnell Memorial Prize: Ronald Sheel.Brian Wolfe Memorial Prize: Peter Nagy.wartime.eremony was held at West- shed themselves in the past Home and School Association Prizes: Susan Rodger, Howard Kaufman, Donna Weinstein, Edgardo Garcia.Jean Paterson.Jack Wise: Teachers\u2019 Memorial Prize: Ellen Rowland; Underwood and Royal Typing and Proficiency Cerltificales: Doreen Miner.SILVER MEDALIST: Jean Paterson, honor student at Westmount Junior High School last year, receives a Henry Birks Silver Medal at Wednesday\u2019s prize-day auditorium.With her is Mr.Tilley.right, and Principal Trenholine, ceremonies in the school ~ Tedd Church Photo VOL.XXX, No.45 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, NOV.6, 1959 24 PAGES .yonx.35 5 CENTS \u2014_ Council seeks protection for tenant vote franchise Westmount moved to protect the tions to the Legislative Assembly votes of city tenanis Monday even- in Quebec.ing.when council approved a mo- A petition has already been filed tion authorizing preliminary peti- in Quebec since that date.prior | CN Xs ANTOINE-WESTMOUNT YPC PM CHARTER: Prime Minister D guest of honor at the official Bonaventure Club on afternoon, where he presided over a charter- signing ceremony for Young Progressive-Conser- SIGNS ST.vative Associations in the Montr INDEX Church News .cc000 6, 7 Classified Ads .14 Editorials 0.0.4 Sports .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.15, Ÿ This Week in Westmount 3 Unity Boys\u2018 Club .4 Women's and Sociol .10-13 Stanley street Saturday À a \u2014_ seen iecfenbaker was opening of the Ross, eal area.He is here signing the SL charter, with (left to right) YPC president Gavin Lansdowne avenue; president of National Young PC Association; and Mr, John H.Sullivan, 3216 The Boulevard, president of the Bonaventure Cluh.Antoine-Westmount MP Douglas Jung, \u2014Tedd Church Photo +to putting the motion in bill form before the Private Bills Committec.City Manager T.J.Hughes said yesterday that the basis for determining tenant voters will be as follows: \u201cEvery person who is a resident householder under a lease, whose name is entered on the valuation roll as a tenant of a dwelling house, or part of a dwelling house, in the ward for which the list is made, with a view to establishing the rental value of the dwelling house for water tax i collection by the City of Montreal.\u201d People who do not pay water he continued, as the basic law refers to volers as taxpayers \u2014 i.e.payers of a direct tax, such as the water Lax.The motion-in-council is a di: rect outcome of a City of Outre- mont court action last spring, which disenfranchised 4,500 ten- a civic election.On the legal tech- nicalily that tenants were paying their water tax to Montreal rather than Outremont, they were denied the vote under the Quebec Cities and Towns Act.One Montrea! daily, on its editorial page, has suggested that the Act itself should be revised, in view of the fact that Ville SL Pierre has already made a similar representation to Quebec as that made by Westmount, and other communities are likely to follow.The motion passed Monday cve- o Next week\u2019s weather taxes will not be entitled to vote.* ant voters immediately prior to ning reads as follows: \u201cThat the Mayor and Sccrctary-Treasurer be and they are hereby authorized to sign petitions to the Honorable the Legislative Assembly, the Honorable the Legislative Council and the Honorable the Lieutenant-Governor of the Prove ince of Quebec requesting amendments to the City's Charter with respect to the acquisition of Immoveable properties for the pure pose of providing adequate traffic arteries, the right of tenants to vote in certain circumstances, the municipal court, the title of the City to certain properties, temporary borrowing powers and other municipal matters, and that the corporate seal of the City be affixed to cach of the said petitions.\u201d Cenotaph service The Annual Commemorative Service wil) be held at the West- mount War Memorial on Sunday, November 8th, at 2:30 pan, with the following Units taking part: Royal Canadian Mounted Police, HMCS Donnacona, 3rd Field Regiment RCFE, 11 Signals Regiment RCCS, Montreal Signals Cadet Corpst No.14 Branch Canadian Legion (RMR), The Royal Montreal Regiment, LCC Cadet Corps, Macdonald ligh School Cadet Corps, No.306 (Maple Leaf) Wing RCAF Assn, No.401 Squadron RCAF and Nu.1 West Montreal Air Cadet Squadron, \" ; \\ / > \\ / \\ / \\ / \\ 4 Parking Space Available Taking the train at Westmount Station?Park your car here while on your trip Parking, washing, greasing, etc., at reasonable rates ALSO DAY OR NIGHT YEARLY CONTRACTS | VICTORIA AVE.GARAGE OPERATED BY GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC.(Just below Sherbrooke) RINT NINININI QUOT OUFT CNET NNEF NF NNT NFNIFN THE BEST SELECTION IN TOWN ALL PRIVATELY OWNED CARS °* TRADE-IN and TERMS ACCEPTED * AUTOMOBILE INC.RGO - PLYMOUTH TA Ya \\W AWA WA VAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAY AV 4 W 4 HU.6-0767 : : ; : 2 THE Fxaminer Rerving the City of Westmount since 1038 5135 Western Avenue, Montreal 28, Que.Head Office: 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 29 WEgT MO gHT MONTREAL, FRIDAY, NOV.6, 1959 Circulation Dept.\u2014 Display Advertising HU.9-1201 Clossified Advertising (To 8.30 p.m., Tues.& Wed.Only) HU.1.0451 Editorial Department \u2014 Accounting Department HU.1-2771 John W.Sancton President ond Publisher Lou Miller, Managing Editor Hugh E.McCormick Chairman Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager Miss Evelyn McKinnon, Circulation Manager The Fsumines alma to be an Independent.clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.Mail subscriptions: $2.50 per year; $1.25 half yenr, Five cenla a copy.Authorized ns 2nd Class Mail, Post Office Dept, Ottawa.WE SAY Power-cut victim gets an \u2018evil eye\u2019 \"A PROMINENT, well liked West Ender we know provided one of the most delightful sidelights we have heard on Tuesday morning's Island-wide power blackout.This man professes not to care particularly for the latest and the best in life.He is truly a modest man but since relative affluence came to him as a just reward he has, perhaps unconsciously, surrounded himself with more than the usual number of success symbols, electronic gadgets and other pleasant luxuries.Of course, most of us were inconvenienced by oil furnaces, electric stoves, shavers, toasters lying useless for a while this week.But our man's predicament was more unique.Whistling out to his garage at a fashionable 9 a.m.or so to drive off to his office in his new Cadillac, he got his come-uppance.His new garage was sealed tight.The door wouldn't open.The elcctricity's temporary elusiveness hoist him on his own petard.The \u2018magic eye\u201d door opener was completely inoperative.He was later than usual that morning getting down to his coupon-clipping.Poor man.Praise for the kids for Hallowe'en effort HREF cheers for the voungsters.They ignored the arrant nonsense spoken and written against the practice, and went ahead on Hallowe'en to collect useful sums for UNICEF.And they enjoved doing it.Furthermore -\u2014 and it may only be coincidence \u2014 we don't know of a year when less damage and vandalism were reported.Could it be that children are glad and proud to do worthwhile things?(OI course it is.h i YOU SAY Women must abolish war Sir:\u2014 The Statesmen of the democracies, and even the leaders of the \u201cIron Curtain\u201d countries realize that with the new weapons available for destruction, that an atomic conflict would not only destroy but annihilate millions of defenceless women and children, War has hitherto been a men's means to conquer and menace as well as enslave nations.Honours were heaped upon generals and soldiers who were successful in killing the opposing armies and given the highest decorations for valor.Learning how to kill has long been an accepted and honorable profession.It is regarded, and rightly so, as patriotic and necessary to defend one\u2019s fatherland.The cult of war was made a religion by not only the Kaiser but his lunatic successor Adolph llitler.To the ghastliness and brutality of war was added the infamous liquidation of millions of law abiding and inoffensive human beings because of their race or faith.Millions of dollars are expended to create and maintain defence forces; when we think for a moment of how this money could be used to make millions happier and carry on research to eliminate the principal diseases we are appalled at (he cost and wastefulness of war.How to outlaw war has been discussed by philesophers, political leaders and humanitarians.To date, very little has been achieved, and wars, internal and external, are still being carried on.War can and should be outlawed.The women of the world would arise in their might and denounce war and refuse to let their husbands and sons bear the arms.The nations would become impotent from a war standpoint.If women have not exerted the influence and power they can and should, it is due largely to the fact that throughout the centuries they were regarded as household drudges and subordinates in every respect to man's will and desires.The founders of the early Oriental religions degraded women to a status that denied them ordinary human rights.They were held in subjection to serve man's appetites and bear children over whom they had no control.These Oriental potentates and wealthy residents of Eastern lands were allowed to have harems, These exploited and subjected members of the female sex were kept in seclusion and not allowed to acquire education, Their \u201csituation and position in the Eastern lands is still.deplorable.They cannot voice their opi- pe pt État tn a THE WINNAH! Ricky McKaig of 3149 St.Antoine street turned up at Friday's Unity Boys\u2019 Club Hallowe'en party in this breezy outfit, with \u201cMr.Unity\" splashed across his chest.Club director Maurice Martasine was so intrigued that he called in cameramen and had the tiny muscleman -pose with thoughtful nurse.Miss Joanne Rae of 98 Selby st reet.Ricky was morc interested in movies that were being shown at the time than publicity.and scampered off once before photographers could get their shot, When persuaded to return, he posed anxiously, then hurried back to the evening's entertainment, By the way .66 NLY an expert,\u201d says an article, \u201ccan tell an old master [rom a fake.\u201d An elderly man with excellent references was once engaged by Dr.Smart-Allick as a history master.But it soon became evident that history, for him, began at Newmarket 20 years ago, and ended at Ascol this year.So far so good.But his card sense was a danger lo vested interests at Narkover, and he was sacked.With him disappeared a car stolen from the music master by the science master, six dozen of clarel.labelled \u201ccough mixture,\u201d in a house matron's cupboard, and some letters from a French dancer to the head master, .\u2014Beachcomber APTAIN FOULENOUGH, in one of his boyish moods, rang the bell at a large house in \u2014 Square, W.1.belonging to Lady \u2014.A butler answered promptly, and to him our hero said suavely.\u201cTell them I'm not at home.\u201d Then he turned and walked away.\u2014Beachcomber nions, since, if they did they incur the displeasure of their lords and masters.The white slave traffic is carried on by human degenerates who think only in terms of the profits they can make out of the merchandise they offer to brothel keepers and their visitors.In certain countries there are special districts assigned to these unfortunate human debris.Can it therefore be expected that the women who are regarded as secondary beings by their Oriental masters, and the victims of the while slave traffic can exert any influence upon government or political leaders?Mrs.Linus Pauling told one interviewer that \u201cWomen's apathy was incomprehensible\u2019: she felt that the comforts enjoyed by the.women of the United States made for an apathy that did not concern itself with activity in a campaign to abolish war.Bernard Rose \u2014Tedd Church Photo \u201c At Unity Boys' Club Awards to highlight parent-child dinner By MAURICE MARIASINE The Seventh Annual Father and Son Banquet and the Sixth Annual Mother and Daughter Banquet will be held at the Club Tuesday, November 24, for the former and on Wednesday, November 25, for the latter \u2014 proceedings in each case to start at 6.30 p.m.sharp.The banquets, an annual affair since 1953, will once again be held in conjunction with Sports Award Night and Head Table guests will include top personalities from the World of Sport.The banquets also offer an opportunity for the parents to attend with their children and see for themselves what is going on at the Club.It\u2019s an opportunity for the parents to meet the full-time and volunteer staff and to discuss any problems which might exist.Banquet-time at Unity is one of highlights of the entire program season.In addition to a delightful dinner, the evening's program will also include a sing-song, entertainment, a question and answer period with some of the best known athletes of the country conducted by an equally well-known radio sport\u2019s commentator and the distribution of awards won during the season.A highlight of this year's banquets will be the letter of achievement awards presented for the first time to the Club members who qualify under the regulations set up two years ago.The award is based on participation in program, leadership and service.Two club members have attained this distinction and will receive their letters and certificate at the banquet.All club members are invited to the banquets.If Mom and Dad can\u2019t make it.foster mothers and fathers are available through the courtesy of the Westmount Rotary Club.We urge parents.however.to make a special effort to attend with their own children.Tickets are now available and reservations should be made carly \u2014 this to facilitate catering arrangements and because of the limited accommodations.A {otal number of 570 fathers, mothers, sons and daughters attended last year's banquets.Over 300 tiny tots attended last week's Hallowe'en Parties at the Club \u2014 nearly all costumed in a variety of costumes which might best be classified as from the ridiculously bizarre to some of the best ever seen at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club.Prizes for besi costumes were won by Lynne Moore, Wayne Buckingham and Hudson Al- leyne.The most comical was won by Melvin Minge, Russell Berthiaume and Susan Warren.For the most original Shawn Molloy, Louis Grimes and Susan Fein (ook top honors.Movies were shown by Herbert Davies, games were conducted by Robert Parker, Crystal Cunningham and John McDonaugh and they were assisted by Christine McGregor, George Joss and Jimmy Roguski.A Hallowe'en Dance was also conducted on behalf of the senior members of the Club.The Corn- mittee in charge were Peter Doherty, Larry Dallas, John O'Driscoll, Michael Dwyer, Donna Brown and Deanne Scanlan.Prizes, refreshments and a novelty program was thoroughly en- jayed by-all.-.+ am een | | | Ey à J \u2014m © A policeman\u2019s friend He has two extra toes, four legs, a gleaming white bib.sleek black fur.and a highly independent personal- itv.He's an unpaid.unofficial member of the West- mount Police force.on the job 24 hours a day.When there's nothing doing at the police station, he\u2019s apt to wander over to the neighboring fire station just to see what the boys are up lo.And when he's made the rounds, supervised the cleaning of a bright red fire wagon, and checked in at the Chiefs\u2019 office, he curls up on the nearest telephone book und takes a well earned cat nap.This busy feline doesn\u2019t have a name \u2014 or is keeping it to himself \u2014 and refuses to respond to \u201cHey- you\".He'll take on the largest dog single-handedly if it dares to poach on his preserves.\u201cNo-name\u2019*, for want of a better title, is a special friend of Lt.Edward Jamieson, and keeps him company through long hours on night duty.Lt.Jamieson feeds him regularly.with an occasional trea ol cod-liver oil to keep his coat shining.and is the only meniber ol the police force who can give No-name an order, which is obeyed with cool dignity.and without his independence being compromised in the least.No-name arrived at the police station last winter on the heels of a severe snow storm.slipping unnoticed through the double set of heavy doors to sit by the warmth ol a radiator.Later.visitors at the station would notice a tiny black- and-white kitten sitting quietly in a corner.contemplating them solemnly with wide.eyes.If the visitor made a closer inspection, he would notice that the Kitten had unusual forefeet\u2014 each with a sixth (oe.That was all any visitor had a chance to see, because although No-name liked staring, he didn't like being stared at, and would bound off.tail-in-air, after an imaginary mouse.With spring.steps.or.by now fully acquainted with all the members of his newly acquired family.sitting on the desk of a special friend.No-name appears to (hrive on his busy life as unofficial supervisor of the police and fire departments, and would probably respond to any attempt to domesticate him with a twitch of his long while whiskers and the scathing comment: \u2018\u2018Domesticitv?\u201d That's for dogs!\u201d \u201cYour kids will love this!\" JOHN WATSON C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 Non-ame was to be scen sunning himself on (he station | 3, A PUSS CAN LOOK AT A POLICEMAN \u2014 and not without reason, when he's adopted the entire \u201cNo-name exchanges a one of his friends in the Westmou police look of force @ a foster family.f complete understanding with Miller.whom he has known ever since he crept through the station's doors one frosty day last winter \u2014 at the time a tiny kitten, Saturday premiere of \u2018Heidi\u2019 Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters, director of the Montreal, Children's Theatre will present for the first major production of the season, that delightful play Heidi.It comes to Victoria Hall two Saturday afternoons, November 7 and 14.It is an exeit- ing, colorful and heartwarming production about that delightful little girl Heidi who goes to live with her grandfather in the Swiss Mountains.An excellent cast of Children\u2019s Theatre players will be seen in this play.The litle role will be played by Karen Marks on No-! vember 7, and by Sandra Smith for the second show on the 14.1 This will be the first big role! for both of these young thes- | pians, and rehearsals would in-! dicate that the choice has been a wise one.| | The balance of the cast includes Beverley Steinberg and | Susan Dorfman who play Aunt, Dete for the first and second, show.Maxine Lobel and Roslyn | Penn who play Brigitte, Florence Schreiber and Carolyn Rafman | as Mrs.Sessman, Myra Mazur! and Ariela Shefner as Kiara, | Buddy Solloway and David Light | as Goat-Peter, Rita Fishman who will be remembered for her performance as the princess in the Magic Apple will show her versatility by playing the old grandmother, Yael Brandeis will be seen as Hoffmier, lan DeVoye ! will play the doctor, Beverley Light as Tinette, Julie Sullivan ; as Sabina, Deidra Merson as Bar-; | Canadian scientists at McGill! University and elsewhere are experimenting with the effect of hormones in cancer growth, Some researchers believe that an \u2018\u2018imbalance\u201d of the endocrine (ductless gland) system may have some bearing on the growth of ma- nt Police Department, Lt.F.L.\u2014Tedd Church Photo bel.and guest artist Walter Wakelield will appear as the old grandfather, Harriet and Linda Woronka will welcome back all the girls and boys to the new scason of plays for 1959-60.This first production of the season promises to be an ex-, citing show for all the young and the young in heart.ROLLED RIB ROATS - » 59° | YELLOW PERCH HALIBUT STEAK - SALMON STEAK Sisenkraft.WHOLE OR PIECE a 103 rd re ES a te The Westmount Exppjaer,, Foden Hurember 6, 1959 5 TNM presents | prize play With le Théâtre du Nouveau Monde's production of John vil\" lington Western sion, on the acclaim, tions are underway for the second presentation of TNMs 1959-60 repertory series.the prize play, Les Taupes by the brilllant voung French-Canadian author Francois Moreau.Synge's Playboy World, in of the French ver- wings of general evitical The Moreau premiere will take place Nov 20 at the Orpheum, and will star Charlotte Roisjoli, Georges Groulx, Benoit Girard, Patricia Nolin and Gisèle Schmidt, and the play's utie by itself sets the mood and contour uf the theme Moreau, currently residing in London, England, gave the script to director Jean-l,ouis Roux with nothing more than a provisionary, or working, title.| and only recently transmitted the \"definite play masthead to the director.Meanwhile, Le | Western World), continues ils (merry way at the Orpheum star- | ring Dyne Mousso and François Classe, | No performances Thursdays, but there is a matin- ;ée Sunday at 2,30.AU performances start at 9 pan.are | | | ARE EASY ON THE BUDGET ! © © | GRADE \"A\" SPENCER 19s | BAR-B-Q | CHICKEN T-BONE AND ROUND STEAK 719+ Ib.©» 39) TABLE SPREAD \"1 3 PURE LARD - » 79¢, BACK BACON - - viding into a third big week rehearsals and prepara- MISS KAREN KAUFMAN, daughter of Mr.Kaufman of 217 Edge Mill road, his enrolled as a freshmman at Clark University, A graduate of Westmount High School last veur, she attended a four day orientation session at Clark's Freshman Camp at Castle Hill, Ipswich, Mass, prior te the start of regular classes, and Mrs.Jack Baladin du {Monde Occidental (Playboy of the given VI.9-8952 DITTRICH WATCH LABORATORY High Grade REPAIRS of all makes of watches, clocks also ANTIQUE time pieces and jewellery.Clocks called for.1010 SHERBROOKE ST.W.(Retween Perl & Metcalfe) YOUR PHOTO DEALER WHERE YOU WILL EVENTUALLY BUY! 33: SHOULDER PORK | 39.| - 3m 89 | = 2 Ibs.29\u20ac - 59e \u2014 _\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 lignant cells., PIERRE MEAT SHOP \"RETAIL at WHOLESALE PRICE\" 3400 ST.ANTOINE ST.\u2018Corner Greene) etre \u2014 1901 WELLINGTON ST.(Corner Madeleine) ye \u2014 6 The westmount Expminer, Friday, November 6, 1959 UNITED ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH, WESTMOUNT PARK- WESTMOUNT EMMANUEL CHURCH 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd, near Argyle ave.Ministers: Rev.D.M.Grant, BA, DD, Rev.D.C.Searfess.B.A, B.D.Minister REY.CALLUM THOMPSON, C.D., B.A, B.D.Direcior of Musie: Mr.\u2014__ | Remembrance Sunday 110 am \u201cWHEN WATFH TURNS 11.60 a.m.Church School and Bahy TO BLOOD\u201d , NO ery 7% pm.SONGYTEKS OF THE 1160 an REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY SHADOW\" (4 Cor.Lansdowne & Western Avenues Wayne Riddell SERVICE Dr Grant at Both Services 1000 am ipterniediate And Senior 700 745 pm.Special Vesper Ser = + ; vice featurmg our Juntor Chou MU am Cnb Curner, Kindergaiten, 1958 winners of Junior Choirs Mexumers, Primary Festival, of Greater Montreal Hors 845 pan Teacher Traitote Program ; .Organint and Choir Dirretur a pan l'ecners Fetes top Me.5.Adams.H Mes.A.RCM.80 pin Young Adult Forum ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street, West Convenient to Hotels REVEREND NORMAN RAWSON, Minister Gifford Mitchell, B.A., B.Mus., Organist & Choirmaster REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICES PARADE OF COLORS Last Post and Reveille All members of Her Majesty\u2019s Forces in both Wars are especially invited to attend this service 11.00 a.m.Sermon Subect: \u201cIT IS LATER THAN YOU THINK\" Dedication of Flags in memory of the late LIEUT.-COL.GEORGE MACHUM REVEREND NORMAN RAWSON WILL PREACH AT BOTH SERVICES \u201cWHAT DO MODERN PROTESTANTS BELIEVE?\" Sermon Subject : \u201cWHAT CHURCH CAN CALL ITSELF THE TRUE CHURCH, THE ROMAN CATHOLIC, or ANY PROTESTANT CHURCH?\" ST.JAMES\" UNITED CHURCH CHOIR Will present MENDELSSOHN'S \u201cHYMN OF PRAISE\" Gifford Mitchell, conducting Great throngs are attending these services Church doors will be opened at 6:30 p.m, PTLD ana, UNITED DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Bivd.end Lonsdowse Ave, Ministers: ' lKtev.R.Dousine Gmith, B.A, B.D.D.D | Rev.Keith M.Eddy.MA.B.D.| 10:00 a.m.Intermediate & Senior School Crib Corner, Nursery, Kin dergarten, Primary & Junior Depuriments Lr.Douglas Smith \u2018Our Common Ministry\u201d 3.The Pastoral Ministry Rev.Keith Eddy \u201cA Sense of Value\u201d 8:00 pm.Younæ People's Union Organist and Choirmaster Mr.Jebn Rebb, Mus.Bac.\"CALVARY UNITED CHURCH | Dorchester St.West at Greene Ave.Westmount 11:00 a.m.11:00 am.7.00 pm Rev.Charlexn R Plasketl.Minister Mins Valerie J.Lewis.Assistant 1100 5m.Memorial Service -\u2014 \u201cPathways to Peace\u201d 7:30 pain Seek, Find, Possess (The - Parable of the Pearl of Great Price) The Church School in all departments J 11:00 à m.PRESBYTERIAN Pres cr P WIITMOUNT one Maronia AVES.® ! Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Donaid S.Moore, B.A, i Student Assistant Sunday, November 8th REMENMBHANCE SUNDAY 11:00 am.\"WE WILI, REMEMBER\u201d 11:13 am Church School DORIS KILLAM A.RT C., 1, Mas.(McGill) Organist and Cheir Director The 124 bus stops at the door MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount, P.Q.| The Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A.! B.D., Minister Sunday, November 8th 10:00 au, Bible Class 10:00 an.Senior Study Group 11:00 an.Church School 11:00 am.\u201cPublic Worship\u201d lester A, Woodin Organist and Choirmaster Visitors Are Cordially Welcome \u2018 ANGLICAN TRINITY MEMORIAL | CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West i The Venerable R, Kenneth Naylor, b.D.Rector Rev.Canon FL.Whitley, Hen Assistant Rev Allen Goodings, B.D, Assistant , C.V Frayn.A.R.C.A.(London) \u2018 Organist and Cheirmaster 24th Sunday after Trinity SERVICES BROADCAST 3:00 a.m 9:30 a.m, M.A.1 Holy Communion ! Grade VII, Confirmation and Bible Class Main Sunday School i Mattins Preacher: The Rector Nursery, Kindergarten, i Primary Department F\\ensong.Preacher: The Rector WEDNESDAY Holy Communion THURSDAY \u2018 Holy Communion ! Church of The Advent | Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount 8:45 a.m.THO am, CM pom.(00 a.m, 0:00 aan.Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay 24th Sunday after Trinity Remembrance Sunday 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist $:45 a.m.Sunday School 10:15 am Mattins said) SOLEMN REQUIEM 7:00 pm.Evensong and address Holy Eucharist daily at 7:00 am.except Wednesday at 9:30 am.Saturday, Nevember ith ANNUAL PARISH BAZAAR ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.K.B.Keefe, Rector REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY 800 a.m.lolly Communion 9:30 am.Holy Communion Preacher: The Hector 10:00 wm.Post Confirmation Class 11.00 am, Mattins Preacher: The Rector 11:00 am.Nursery, Kindergarten & Sunday School 7:30 pm.Evensong Preacher: Rev.Allen Goodimgs WEDNESDAY 17:00 am.Holy Conynunion Organist and Choirmaster: Arnold Bellis By The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, Education and government Rector, Trinity Memorial Church D.D., The happiest local news of the \u2018education as a \"armament and World Peace\u201d.A ritual ; Reading of the Torah this Friday Eve- \u201cin the Chapel | SCHOOL FOR ADULTS - class on past two weeks is the announcement that the Government of Quebec vil) aid the universities with statutory grants.This means \u2014 if 1 read the language correctly \u2014 that the Goverpment will assess the needs of university whole and will provide for a certain share of those needs according to a determined formula.The important word is \u2018gives \u201cstatutory.\u201d That word the assurance that such grants will not be made on the whim of one person or one party, but can be expected by the uni- ; j versity on the basis of population \"Alice Smiley, A.Mus.MeGilly, Qrganist and performance.That will not preclude special grants for special purposes, though those might well be made by private benefactors or from certain foundations.The effect of the statutory Gov- \"ernment grants will be lo relieve the unbearable anxiety of Boards of Governors and Senates and \"Principals as to next year's finances.They can proceed \u2014 still with caution, of course \u2014 to their SYNAGOGUE | TEMPLE EMANU-EL | 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount.Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Otto 0, Staecren Cantor; F.IL.Mclearon, Organist and Choir Master: Miles Wisenthal, M.A, Educational Assistant SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, November 6th at 8:15 o'clock.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cDis in observance of Remembrance Day will be held.Saturday Morning, November 7th at 11:30 o'clock, sermonette \u2014 \u201cRemem brance\u201d BAR MITZVAH Jack Howard, son of Mr.and Mrs.Samuel Gould will he called to the ning and Saturday Morning