The Westmount examiner, 25 décembre 1959, Cahier 1

[" = PN = Yd PR dt Mooted nomination group hesitates | Examiner I A NY NN WE BR RRO gy Next week\u2019s weather See page 3 Toa ERR A oh NL By ERIC NEAL December 27 to January 2 Mainly sunny with occasional light snows, and warming.This .can alse be a week of sudden temperature changes with snow, freezing drizzle, mists and bitterly cold, bright intervals, ending with heavy snows and deep drifts, Local foods possible in southern counties, Temperature range 0-35°F in the south, 10 below to 30 above in the mountains, A cold, sunny day or (wo, only 25 bright hours this week.Warming rapidly to bring samples of every kind of winter weather, v with clear periods.Cold and windy to end the week, with freezing drizzle or soft snow.Rains often wash away earlier snows al this time.while some mountain districts have heavy snowfalls.The [reexe-up be- nee The story behind The Queen's PE VOL.XXX, No.52 MONTREAL, TUESDAY, DEC.22, 1959 32 PAGES, 33: 35 5 CENTS comes general at this time.vie Christ S In taking inventory of our assets for ; value most.readers ! i bh the past year, we find one that we This priceless asset is friendship.And who are our friends?Why of course, they are YOU .our broadcast \\ Page 5 La Leave car | at home warns chief Party-goers who lcave their cars at home stand a better chance of staying alive through the holiday season, according to Westmount's Chiel of Police, \\ R.Edmonstone, \u201cHowever.if you have to be a driver to and from a party, you should refrain from drinking altogether,\u201d the chief stated.*'By making your drink coffee or other safe beverages instead of liquor.you are much less likely { to get into trouble \u2014 and you will wake up alive next morning.\u201d While having \u2018a couple of drinks\u201d is both traditional and quite in order at this time of the year, it still affects a great many who drive, Chief Edmon- Stone pointed out.He praised the thoughtful host and hostess who serve hot, strong coffee to their departing guests.\u2018\u201cThis friendly last cup helps even pedestrians stay alert on the way home,\u201d he said.The chiel warns both motorists and pedestrians against speeding and paying little attention to traffic lights, signals and regulations.\u2018I wish you all a Merry Christmas \u2014 but my wish may not come true if you fail to protect your fellow citj- a, EEE zens and yourself,\" he com cluded.Westmount honors\u2019 employees Page 7 re FV a © 2 The Westmount Examiner Merry Christmas, 1959 - ces = Tui .: Youngest Tremblay gets Into the ge r ES - matics, He speaks in a well modu- | \u2018 : gp ling lated voice, and appears to be | HP - iE ! no different from other thirteen- year olds.But once away from his school activities and assignments, his hours are filled with rehearsals, taping, and studying scripts, for he has taken part in many productions in radio, television and live theatre.His first break came when his brother, Michael, now fifteen years of age and attending Lower Canada College, was not able to také a part in a play because his voice was changing.So Anthony was tried out, and got the part instead.He succeeded in it, and this led to other parts.\u2018 The Tremblays are a remarkable family.Kay Tremblay, mother of Michael and Anthony, is a\u2019 well known actress both in Canada and abroad.She teaches drama at West Hill High School.\u201c1 left home at 14,\u201d she said, and entered the Vic-Wells Ballel School.That was what it was called before it became the Sad- lers Wells School.Then came musical plays, ballet, dancing acts, tours of England and Europe, comedy and other parts in plays.1 loved the theatre and enjoyed taking part in plays, sometimes just for the experience.\u201d In travelling with comedians, he was quite at home, because her own father was a Lremend- ously popular clown known in Europe as \u201cDoodles,\u201d and his acts were presented in the \u201cTower Circus\u201d at Blackpool.Mrs.Tremblay met her husband during World War II.She has spent many years with her : : two sons at the Montreal Reper- Michael Tremblay tory Theatre taking courses and \u2014Springford.Photo Anthony Trembla playing parts in live theatre.; y y \u2014Springford Photo \u201cMy husband is a real stage and they are learning that ap- there would be no more inter- father,\u201d she commented.\u201cHe pearing in a Play or in tele- ruptions, Television viewers of the program \u201cChez Helene\u201d, helps whenever we need him in vision is not just a lot of gla- The year 1959 held the great- mour.It's hard work.\u201d esl number of opportunities for si .Frenc re-s ildren, have any way, and we interchange .i designed to teach French to pre-school ch , ha ideas and discuss our problems Both Michael and Anthony the three theatrical members of become familiar with the lively face of young Anthony with him.We find that a full have appeared al North Hatley the Tremblay family.They ap- Tremblay of Trafalgar avenue, as he and the puppet mouse schedule for our children like in a number of plays during the peared individually and\u2019 together \u201cSusie\u201d converse weekly in French.this, with rehearsals, learning Summer months when they are in different plays at the Moun- + In every respect, this blond scripts, studies, and assign- there on holiday.During the fall ain Playhouse, M R T.North eighth year student at Westmount ments for school, and hobbies, Of 1959, Anthony got his first Hatley, and now in CBC pro- Junior High appears lo be just Keeps them out of mischief.At Part on television when he ap- Brams.The latest success for Kay another normal boy.His favorite the same time they are getting peared as Sammy in \u201cSammy's To asa er en subjects are geometry and mathe- a terrific training in control, other part followed.in re which she plays a busybody wife ECS ERR TEE OEE wie, Personal Bone,\u201d and recently the Who has time Lo take care of television series with Hélène everyone, and her own husband W.FRIEDRICH | Westmount YMCA Baillargeon, once a week.«0 Michael appeared in many Swiss Watch Repair Expert i e plays at M R T.During exam New Address: | Guest member ship contest time, when he was preparing lo 1243 GREENE AVE.\u2019 ite his scholarshi Ë {Opposite Steinberg's) h Id hi k di ; e bre te ss WE.7-1855 oidas cnicken ainner priz at all other free times, and won .Lo.a five year scholarship to Lower A sumptuous chicken dinner is in store for winners: canada College.SUITS & COATS of the Westmount YMCA\u2019s special membership and guest| The family pet, which belongs contest, which opened December 4 and will close January 2.| to Antheny, is a beautiful ginger- $ .; .s colored long-haired cat.H f f y , m sts durin ¢ g-haired cal.He was eature of our Made to 33 measure from o this ime POSE the boy or gl whe.bring the ost how given lo Anthony as a Kitten, and establishment is the , has been with the family on all private family room, large selection of best English , : : Le ; ! e | é woollens.Work Guaranteed.members or renewed members, will constitute the winning their summer vacations to North where the family pn pr ame SE \u201c3 trio.Hatley.may see and hear Ladies\u2019 and Gents A member may bring in as many guests as he or she He is called \u201cMarmalade\u201d ; : SLACKS $15 wishes to program events, and points will be awarded as| because he looks like the color| { he memorial service prog Cen p ; ints: f h of marmalade.One time dur-| Ÿ iN complete seclu- Made to measure | follows:- for each different guests: 10 points, for eac ing a North Hatley play, he| & sion.Now is the time to have your N°W Member: 10 points; for each membership renewal: 8] walked across the stage in the| \u20ac B A.TT topcoat mode into a Winter points; for each new social membership: 5 points.midst of a dramatic scene, up- - qinne Overcoat.+ * * slaging an actor who was de- PAN Ar wis Alterations & Remodellin .livering a particularly diffi- : A.Nunns = A.F.ams Reasonable Prices A Christmas splash party will be held December 24 at| Cult speech.He got all the at- 5610 Sherbrioke Street West ° the 'Y\u2019.Boys nine to 10 years will swim from 9 a.m.to] tention.And after that, Mar- Avenue Tailors 9.45 a.m.; boys 11 to 14 years, 9.45 a.m.to 10.30 a.m,; girls| malade was tied up before every play, to make sure that & VALET SERVICE nine to 14 years, from 10.30 a.m.to 11.15 a.m.1166 GREENE AVENUE + ¥ * WE.3-5908 Monday, a gala boys\u2019 \u2018\u2018gymboree\u2019 is being staged in -+* the \u2018Y\u2019 gym from 2 to 4 p.m.followed by a swim for par- ; ticipants only.A similar or i CITY OF WESTMOUNT gymboree takes place Tuesday, 2 to 4 p.m., with a swim GARBAGE COLLECTION following for participants Five Generations cee ae Bm ee only.a Householders are notified that there will be no garbage + + + of Traditional Dervice | collection on Christmas Day, Dec.25th, 1959, and New The YMCA staff and 5 4 Year's Day, Jan.Ist, 1960.board of management extend Collections normally scheduled for these days will be to citizens of Westmount made on Thursday, Dec.24th, 1959, and Thursday, Dec.their best wishes for a merry Jos.CUIrAZ &BRro.|.Funeral Directors 31st, 1959.Christmas, and wish them all J.R.DAYE, P.Eng., prosperity in the coming 1234 Mountain St.Phone: UN.6-6363 - ; City Engineer Ve _ year.] Upholstery Dear Sania interiors Draperies MULLINS ANTIQUES Regd.1317 Greens Ave., WE.5-389%4 ANTIQUES BOUGHT and SOLD Custom Ropuirs BCE); e Westmount YMCA Outing Club members had their first Christmas party Sat- © wurday afternoon, complete with Christmas tree, Santa Claus, and good things to eat.The youngslers, whe have kept up an active format since the formation of the club some months ago, hope that this will be the first of many amaual Christmas parties.\u2014Tedd Church Photo Unity Boys' Club director Maurice Mariasine and his staff extend best wishes to all their club members, parents and friends in the community for a merry Christmas and a happy and prosperous | | 4 { | i in the good old-fashioned way Ladies\u2019 & Gents\u2019 TAILOR i PLANNING A PARTY?E No matter where your festive gathering is to be held\u2014just tell us % what you want and we'll do the rest with no fuss or bother to you.new year.AND FRIENDS May you and yours enjoy a HAPPY HOLIDAY Dates for National Health Week, sponsored by the Health League of Canada, with the cooperation of departments of health and of education have been sel to run from January 31 to February 6, 1960.i F.L.SILVER Health Week is aimed at raising standards of health and living through telling every family in Canada how to prevent illness and preserve health.\u201cHealth is a matter of individ- 1235 Greene Avenue Gone, WE.2-6631 stairs) You can also take advantage of eur 3 spacious banquet halls.Make your reservations For prompt service call UN.6-4377 892 ST.CATHERINE W.DUNN'S FAMOUS DELICATESSEN RESTAURANT UN.6-4377-7 Fully Licensed A CUR A.Health week Jan.31-Feb.6 ual concern, and is also of national importance.The vital thing is to have everyone help himself.\u201d said Dr.Gordon Bates.General Director of the League.\u201cThis year, emphasis is being placed upon the formation of health committees in service clubs, women's groups.and other organizations.In this way.the democratic principles behind the voluntary organization is carried out,\u201d he said.Dr.Bates pointed out that Ca- Xnada has every possible advantage materially, for having a high standard of health.However, it is a lamentable fact that this country actually lags behind some other countries who do not have the same material advantages.\u201cCanada lags behind in infant mortality, and such beneficial public health measures as pasteurization of miik, fluoridation of water supplies, and immunization against communicable and infectious diseases are by no means universal.\u201d \u201cPeople still think in terms of being cured after they have fallen ill, rather than preventing costly and tragic illnesses im the first plage,\u201d he said.ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS S Certified Watchmekers OHMAN'S JEWELLERS WE.3-4046 1276 Greene Ave.Possible nominations await \u2018firm support Announcement may be made next week of one or more candidates to contest next month\u2019s Westmount aldermanic elections, it was learned following a luncheon meeting Monday.The group interested in putting forward nominees, who would oppose the two candidates for aldermen recently named by the Westmount Municipal Association, exhaustively discussed the problems of upsetting conventional procedure in Westmount by forcing an election.Main decision was to elicit more firm support for their proposition that election of City Council should not be by acclamation of WMA candidates but by a free choice of citizens at the ballot box.Such support is to be canvassed by means of signatures.The group.through its spokesman, expressed reluctance to be identified, and had no ready answer when asked how they should be contacted by like-minded citizens.It was suggested they might be reached through The Examiner.((The Examiner will be willing to pass names on to the group's spokesmen.) 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PARKING SPACE AVAILABLE NOW Reserve Now For Dead Storage Day er Night Yearly Contracts \u2014 Reasensbie Rates VICTORIA AVE.GARAGE OPERATED BY GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC.370 Victoria Avenue (Just below Sherbrooke) VV VV VV VV VV Vr VV rv vv rTv ITTY YeY HU.6-0767 M0 AA A ADAM AMAMAMAMAMAMAMAADAAAA AAA 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 | 4 4 4 4 4 4 LAST MINUTE ers re Ne oie Conan SHIRTS 5.95 White Cotton by Arrow sh oi liar, Arrow Arden SHIRTS single 02 double coffs 5.00 Wolsey half hose or regular length English SOCKS Not bait bose or rogue 1.50 Wool and Orien by Penmen's SWEATERS Wo me orntr fewer 695 DRESSING GOWNS \u201c3-2 9.95.29.95 SPORT SHIRTS *r Amy feste acer 4,95 Viyella \u2014 10.95 HATS \u2014 9.95 11.95 ALSO A FINE SELECTION OF BOYS' WEAR NAN IANA AS a a a ma a OPEN TILL 9 P.M.EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS | a ESS Le EV DU ES BRUCE JOHNSTON MEN'S & BOYS\u2019 WEAR 1267 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-6015 (Opposite Steinberg\u2019s) \u2014 Pine ZL EL i Sere a Ae 4 ET 1 Serving Montreal, IDS IN Examiner the Cily of Westmount since 1038 5138 Western Avenue, Montreal 28, Que.Head Office: 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 29 Tuesday, December 22, 1959 Circulation Dept.\u2014 Display Advertising HU.2.1201 Clossified Advertising (To 8.30 p.m., Tues.& Wed.Only) HU.1-045) Rditoriol Department \u2014 Accounting Department HU.1-2771 John W.Sancton President ond Publisher Hugh E, McCormick Chairman Lou Miller, Managing Editor Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager Miss Evelyn McKinnon, Circulation Manager The Examiner aims to be an independent.clean newspaper for the home.devoled to public service.Mall subsceintions: $2.00 per year: $5.20 half year.Flve cents & copy.Member of the Unnadian Werkly Newspapers Association, Authorized ax 2nd Class Mail, Post Office Dept., Otlawa.WE SAY Christmas present for local children HRISTMAS makes us think of children.Children make us think not only of the joys of childhood but of the rights and privileges which are theirs now and in the legacy of adulthood.This legacy includes all the hard-won freedoms which man has won for himself down through the centuries \u2014 freedoms which men likely dared not even dream of in Herod's time.More years ago than we care to count there was a course of study in the schools of Westmount called \u201cCivics.\u201d Perhaps it or something like it is taught today.Our personal recollection of it at Roslyn Avenue School (something has since happened lo that \u201cAvenue\u201d and the kids no longer say \u201cRAS\u201d) was that the subject Was a crashing bore.Perhaps it was meaningless and un- Necessary to a pre-teen (can\u2019t remember the word \u2018teenager\u201d in those days, either!) who was well loved, clothed, fed and otherwise comfortably provided for.Under comfortable circumstances our freedoms and our form of elective government become subjects which seem of scant gainful study.If you seem to have everything, what does it matter how you got it or, for that matter, what you have got?The other day we came across a picture of our class of boys in \u201cStandard II which we hadn* seen for years.The names and faces came back with a rush, of shock and sadness \u2014 to our knowledge over half of these chaps died in the Second World War.In the services we rarely talked about \u2018what we are fighting for\u201d -\u2014 each had his own ideas, if he had any concrete ones.That old \u201cCivics\u201d course didn't help much, either; it was pretty academic stuff.In those days Westmount was run much as it is now \u2014 extremely well administered \u2014 clean, well kept, elc.No complaints.Just like YOU SAY Tribute paid to Hyman Grover Sir: A tribute to Hyman Grover upon his retirement as President of thé Temple Emanu-el.When a prominent citizen is honored by the community he served il is evidence of the high regard ih which he is held by the organization with which he is associated.Philanthropic societies and the several religious organizations depend largely upon the good will and unselfish service of the kindhearted men and women who accept unpaid offices and give the society or association the benefit of their knowledge and experience.Westmount has within its .borders beautiful houses of worship, the congregations of which are made of representative citizens who co-operate with the spiritual directors to advance their best interests.In your issue of the 11th of December a report was given of the presentation to Mr.Hyman Grover who for twelve vears was president of the Temple Emanu-el, The tributes paid him were warmly appreciative of his services for more than a decade and testimony to his personal worth.Mr.Grover is a highly esteemed executive and president of the Regent Mills of Montreal.He is also identified with Nain os \u20ac our personal lives in our own homes.Great pity the local government of Westmount couldn't be used by our teachers as a laboratory \u2014 indeed, a living example of ** what he was talking out.How can a virtually appointive City Council, and meetings whose business is virtually all effected behind closed doors, be an example to children of how the democratic system works?This is another reason why we'll be glad to see an election in Westmount next month.This is why we hope right-thinking people eventually will force truly public Council discussion of public business.H nothing else, it would be a good belated Christmas present to the children of Westmount: to learn first hand of the vital process of free government at its closest and, in a sense, most important level.Examiner Profile Retarded kids helpmate J ,AWRENCE Henry Hall, 251 Percival avenue, Montreal West, for the past 10 years, has campaigned vigorously on behalf of some 40,000 Quebec youngsters between the ages of six and 14 classified as mentally retarded, It can be said of this 50- By GEORGINA RODDEN sponsible for the advance in the Canadian movement toward understanding and rehabilitation of the mentally retarded child.Mairied to a Montrealer, the former Maxine Agnes Dods, he is the father of two children, one mentally retarded due to SMES da ad a TE LAWRENCE HENRY HALL year-old accounts and planning officer, with the Prudential Assurance Company, that he is the guiding spirit for Quebec and Canada in the matter of organized knowledge and action on behalf of retarded children.A chartered accountant, graduated from the High School of Montreal and McGill University, and a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of the Province of Quebec, he has been largely re- a number of important organ- zations, yet found the time to devote to participation in the activities of this venerable house of worship.One of the great advantages of democracy is the readiness with which men and women of outstanding ability are prepared to give time and means to aid the associations which enlist their services.Mr.Grover has been a long time resident of Westmount and appreciates it as an efficiently governed municipality, that has since its incorporation as a city, been successful in obtaining the gratuitous~ and valuable services of prominent business and professional men to administer its affairs with the same selflessness and public spirit, characteristic of those who constitute the boards of worthy non-profit association.Bernard Rose lack of oxygen ai birth.He originated, with several others, the Association for the Help of Retarded Children (Quebec) Inc.now known as the Quebec Association for Retarded Children, and served, not only as chairman of the steering committee, but as treasurer, secretary and as president (for four years).National prexy He then carried on in the formation of the national body, the Canadian Association for Retarded Children, of which he is still president, having been elected to office in 1956, and re- clected in September, 1959, at a Dominion-wide conference.Perhaps the most significant part of his work to date has been the national aspect.At the present time, there are eight prominent Canadian scientists represented on the board of the Canadian Association for Retarded Children, headed by Dr.Wallace Grant of Winnipeg.Soon, that number will be increased to 20, with representatives of allied fields of psychology, psychiatry, obstetrics, maternal care and child welfare, gynecology, biochemistry, genetics, microbiology and others participating.The problem is one which touches upon many areas of research, and for this reason, the Association expects to receive some financial support from the newly-established Queen Elizabeth Fund.Mr.Hall and his colleagues have been working as closely as is feasible with limited funds in the World Mental Health organization of the United Nations, because of the benefits accruing from exchange of information and ideas with re- search scientists in other countries.The United States is well advanced, but European countries more so in research and application of findings concerned with mental retardation.Mr.Hall attributes much of the advance in the past decade to an increasing awareness on the part of the public of the problems involved in caring for and rehabilitation of the retarded children, although as Mr.Hall points out, mental retardation is brought about in so many ways, by no means all hereditary, and under no circumstances, anything of which to be ashamed or reticent.Birth damage Brain damage at birth or sustained at any time throughout the growing stages, by accident or disease, can put a child or person in the mentally retarded category.Like so many other areas of medical disability.this is one in which the situation may improve momentarily through the efforts of research workers.Of the 40,000 aforementioned, some 30,000 are educable, Mr.Hall claims.For these, Mr.Hall and his colleagues maintain, there should be institutions established in Quebec and elsewhere, with trained personnel and a curriculum designed to give them all possible rehabilitation.The greatest need is for trained personnel, which makes a four-point program almost imperative.Financial assistance, housing, education, and training programs for personnel.Some private schools exist, with a scale of fees commensurate with the parents\u2019 ability togpay.The Association, on all three levels, local,\u201d provincial; and -national, has co-operated: to set up limited; facilities, such as the two schools operated by Cote St.Luc Road, the other on the Montreal Branch, one on St.Lawrence boulevard, another by the Lakeshore Branch in the Montreal lakeshore area, another in L'Abord a Plouffe, and still others in Hull, and Sherbrooke.In addition to these, some 2,500 children are being handled in classes set up by the public and separate school system.in the City of Montreal by the Protestant School Board, 20 classes, and by the Catholic School Board, 125 classes.Still, the need is so great that provincial legislation is indiz cated, for the establishment of institutions, vocational training classes, and a personnel-train- ing program.Campaigns only To date, funds have only been raised through annual campaigns, such as the one to be conducted this coming March by the Association, at which time workers will attempt an objective of $200,000.Just having parents of retarded children coming forward to join the movement is inspiring,- Mr.Hall says, although all interested in the work are welcomed.At one time, Mr.Hall spent much time in woodworking, sports and public speaking, but with his work in the Association, has relinquished all hobbies but gardening, and a longtime love, designing houses (he designed his own in Montreal West, colonial-type).He writes articles on his work in the field, and on current developments whenever the need arises.He is understandably enthusiastic about the progress, albeit slow, the movement on behalf of mentally retarded children has made in the past decade, and looks with hope and well founded faith te its future; Sa a AR Nw uy +f method of televising * #4 Herta > \"5 + The Westmount Examiner Merry Christmas, 1959 \"The story behind the Queen's broadcast .as told by Antony Craxton (who produces As three o'clock approaches on Christmas Day the atmosphere grows tense.Two cameramen arc crouched at their cameras, pcer- ing through the viewfinders.A sentence glows brightly on the screens of two teleprompters.Hidden behind the acoustic screens, a lighting engineer stands waiting over his switch-panel.The chimes of Big Ben die away.I break the silence with the words, \u201cCue Her Majesty,\u2019 and the floor manager gives a signal.It is exactly 25 seconds past 3 p.m.in the Long Library at Sandringham House, Norfolk.Beneath the brightness of the television lights, ten feet from the two cameras, Queen Elizabeth leans forward and smiles.\u2018A Merry Christmas to you all .\u201d A royal Christmas Day broadcast has begun.Christmas last year, this year, or next\u2014it makes little dfiference.The royal message may change, but not the problems and this This WALKER'S GOLD CREST NO R apport Canaciun À ype Whoky cléstéllect afrocielly per lie connoisserr Év A Aixam Halheor # Sans Limite it Walkansille, Crvsseseler EST'D 1858 28 02.HIRAM WALKER'S GOLD CREST Taste it .and you'll see why Hiram Walker's Gold Crest is the news of the year to those who enjoy good whisky.You'll like the light, fine flavour \"« « » the golden mellow maturity.In all sizes, including convenient 12-0z, curved flask.the * ouf-, last Christmas.standing event of the BBC's Christmas Day programmes, which is also relayed to the independent television network.The Queen's task is to speak for six to seven minutes.Mine is to help her prepare for that speech, and to produce it for British, European and Commonwealth television.And for me, they are easily the most inspiring six or seven minutes in a crowded, eventful working ycar.It must not be forgotten that the vast majority of those listening Lo the Queen do so by radio, and Archie Gordon of the Sound Broadcasting Talks Department is present at the consultations on the content of ihe speech.\u2019 Fifty million tleevision viewers, including over 20 million Britons, \u201cmera; see \u2014 simultaneously in Britain or very soon afterwards overseas \u2014- the Queen's broadcast.Probably fewer than 50 know the involved story behind it.It is cssentially a technical tour de force.For instance, four mobile visual - radio - wave relay stations have had to be specially installed in the countryside to relay the broadcast from Sandringham House to Birmingham, and thence by permanent cable to London.All these links are in duplicate.This is about one-third of the BBC's total mobile radio link equipment and it is assembled from all parts of the country.During the broadcast, altogether 35 people \u2014 including Post Office electrical engineers \u2014 are busy controlling, checking or standing guard over the complete web of apparatus, much of it permanently installed within the 200-acre grounds of Sandringham itself.Countless more are vitally engaged all over the country in controlling the broadcast and seeing it is received as perfectly as possible.In case of a break-down of any kind, every single item\u2014{rom cameras to each cable in the two miles of trenches across Sandringham Park \u2014is duplicated.Nothing is left to chance.Even a possible power failure is anticipated.Engineers are ready at a split- second\u2019s notice to switch over to a specially-installed power generator.Even the second camera facing the Queen is on a separate circuil \u2014 just in case .But this is now routine in BBC Television\u2019s most important annual assignment, an honor it is privileged to undertake.The real story lies in th months of preparation.the conferences, the long rehearsals in which the Queen herself works as hard as any of us.Queen Elizabeth II was, of course, the first Sovereign to televise the Christmas message.An easy transition?Just a question of putting a camera in front of her while she made a radio broadcast! I wish it were.Try sometime facing an impersonal object like the lens of a The Queen as she appeared on television screens camera and talking to it as you would a friend.The first royal television message on December 25th, 1957, was, by a happy coincidence, the 25th anniversary of the first radio message to the Commonwealth by her grandfather.King George V.But the Queen's introduction to this new medium came in August.1957\u2014two months, in fact, before her Canadian T.V.specch.In July, I produced at Riverside Studios a 12-minute film, \u2018\u2018starring\u2019\u2019 Sylvia Peters, an experienced BBC announcer, which demonstrated five possible methods of televising the Christmas message.Those five methods were: \u201cEavesdropping\u201d on a radio - broadcast; using a script and stealing .rare glances at the ca- speaking with a teleprompter (fitted on the front of a camera and projecting the script, by mirrors, in large letters right across the lens!; using half teleprompter, half script; using a teleprompter with occasional glances at the script.The film, together with a teleprompter, was sent to Balmoral at * the beginning of August -\u2014 and the Queen chose the last and, 1 believe, the most natural method.This technique is certainly the most effective.Prince Philip had already used it in an earlier production of mine and had been a notable success.The Queen returned to Buck-+ ingham Palace on October 4th! and straight away sect about her , preparations for the Canadian: tour.À few days before she left on October t2th 1 took a B.B.C.; team with me to the Palace and, in the giant State Dining Room.| her first television rehearsal be- | gan.During that and subsequent rehearsals 1 had the advice and | encouragement of the Duke of Edinburgh \u2014 already a master of it) to Donald Nielson .The Duke rarely misses a ree hearsal, never the live broadcast, During the Christmas message in Saudringham's 100 ft.Long Library (we use only one-quarter of it}, he sits quietly on a window seat watching the Queen.1 believe (Continued on page 19) 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.the medium.| (Between Perl & Metcalfe) A D CO OO CHOICE HEC CMEC ME IE DEL CL NC I EEE IC that we may co ing 1960.HARTE'S DRUG REG'D.Wish to thank the residents of Westmount for their patronage in the past and hope ntinue to be of service dur- A very Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year to all.LEO JOUBERT, Proprietor y 4875A Sherbrooke W.NEAR VICTORIA HU.9- 1321 LARRRR BRIER DRIFIAF IRI NRN I RPRRDRNRNTRRANANNRNMNRRRINDN On Christmas Day: We extend to you our sincerest wishes for your complete enjoyment of the good things that only this day ean bring ., JOHN SMITHERS & SONS .,.Est.1 890 FAMILY FOOTWEAR 4213 St.Catherine W.WE.3-3454 ECHECK ae COCCI IOI CE EE HE MEE ME ÿ CHECK Ÿ THESE a HAM ss ELEC COTOE SC OCE! Gbristmas Diner TREATS ; READY-TO-EAT Shank .Butt .53: Semi-cooked Boneless LB.4 LB.6 TOURTIERE MEAT PIE 35° 5° 9 MOE COCCI CCI CCC E IC OEE COE CCE ICCC CLIC CE HORE EOCENE SAUSAGE MEAT MINCED PORK COCKTAIL SAUSAGE 3 .1.25 w 39 â GRADE À î MONARCH A 49° 5 Ib, WHIP 2 EGGS (small) 3 cor.$1.9.5 oz.can 39° CECI ICE CCE OEE ME CK CENCE CE LE CE CM REIN IDE IEE Large Selection \u2014 Direct from the farm \u2014 Fresh Killed Turkeys * Ducks * Geese * Capons \u201cLarge or small\" we have them all\u201d CE EE KEE REE PIERRE MEAT SHOP \"RETAIL at WHOLESALE PRICE\" 3400 ST.ANTOINE ST.(Corner Greene) (Corn 1901 WELLINGTON ST.er Madeleine) AN 4 es A 6 - The Westmount Examiner - tr Chriohoen, 1984} Entertainment McGill students from afar The Graduates\u2019 Society vf Mc- Gill University is taking the lead this Christmas in arranging for entertainment for students from faraway places, alone in the city.Organized by R.W.Stevenson of the Graduates\u2019 Society, the hospl- tality program is part of a long- term project to introduce students from overseas to Montreal families.A general mailing to all Mc- 3) graduates in the Montreal area is going forward today Lo arouse interest in the project.\u2018Students most in necd of friendly hospitality are those from such far distant countries as Ghana, China, Finland and India\u201d, Mr.Stevenson sald.In the past, many of these students arrived at McGill without relalives or friends in Montreal.Although they made college friends, many of them had BARD IDR BRIN Be BRI INI DD I II Be The President and Board of Directors of the WESTMOUNT WOMEN\u2019S CLUB, INCORPORATED Wish to Extend the Compliments of the Season to Members and Friends.E.L.Hamilton Chairman YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN EXTEND TO ALL MEMBERS AND FRIENDS THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON G.L.Welton Exec.Secretary 4585 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST planned for been known to complete their entire university education without ever having been invited to a Canadian home.\u2018\u2018Alread the Graduates\u2019 Society has found interest among McGill graduates, living in Montreal.For example, twelve Pakistani students have enjoyed meeting a number of Montreal graduates,\u201d Mr.Stevenson said.He pointed out that the Christmas season was an important time to extend a friendly welcome to out-of-town students but said he hoped the hospitality program would be extended to offer sustained friendship and interest to these students for as long as they remained at McGill.The Graduates\u2019 Society plan was first put into effect this fall, during university registration.At that EMRE EME EMO The Board of Management and Staff of the WESTMOUNT ASSOCIATION J.F.Ray Physical Dir.Boys' Sec'tary WE.7-3916 .( \u2018 way into the homes of Westmount constituency come.At this joyous season of the year, it is my sincere hope that Happiness and Prosperity find their throughout the New Year and for many more years to A.ROSS WEBSTER, M.P.everyone in St.Antoine- and remain with them TS LIT STE) HAVE A BITE, SANTA! Nobody wanted te leave Santa out of the fun at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club annual Christmas party Saturday afternoon.PA tAge (Left to right) Youngsters Diane Boulanger, Wayne Ryan, and Periade Lord invite the old gentleman te try one of their chocolate-coated ice-cream sticks.+ \u2014Tedd Church Photo time, students were asked to indicate their particular interests, specifically the things they would like to do while living in Montreal.A comprehensive list was compiled from this information (the Sociely has over 130 names registered).Interests range widely; students expressed interest in all kinds of sports, hockey, skiing, riding, judo, curling, cricket, hunting, etc.They also gave hobbies: cello-playing, photography, cooking, electronics, ete.and for things they would like to do: go to concerts, visit the Laurentians, watch hockey, meel French Canadians.Slices of Shamrock Ham can be chopped-up and combined with sour cream or cream sauce to make a nicely textured topping for well-dressed big baked potatoes.Youth is not a time of life, it is a state of mind.We grow old only by deserting our ideals.Years wrinkle the skin but to give up enthusiasm wrinkles the soul.Worry, doubt, self-distrust, fear and despair \u2014 these are the long, long years that bow the head and turn the growing spirit back to dust.There is in the hearts of all of us, whether seven or seventy, the love of wonder, and the love of life.We are as young as our faith and as old as our doubt \u2014 as young as our self-confidence \u2014 and as old as our fear \u2014 as young as our hope and as old as our despair.May these lines inspire you during the coming year and may they remind you, too, of the high value we attach to your good will.Chas.A.Temes, J.P.VICTORIA PET SUPPLIES 504) Sherbrooke West HU.4-5477 HOW TO STAY YOUNG Bar-llan holding The Bar-Ilan University in Israel will hold its first graduation exercises on Monday, December 28 on the Campus in Ramat- Gan.Bar-Ilan University, whieh is the first Israeli University patterned after Canadian and Amer- tinued support, A JOYOUS J.RICHARD HYDE, M.P.P.- 3 Extends to all Electors of Westmount - St.George Season's Greetings and Best Wishes for | A YERY MERRY CHRISTMAS and A HAPPY NEW YEAR The Officers, Directors and Members of The Rotary Club of Westmount, a member club in Rotary International, wish to thank the people of Westmount for their con- and extend best wishes to alk good people in our city and throughout the world for and a HAPPY & PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR graduation Dec.28 ical colleges, opened its doors in 1955 and the first graduating class consisting of some 50 students, including those from the American Continent, will receive their Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science Degrees.CHRISTMAS .\u2018 og 2 .pe ae ES sacs Vu Sa ton JE han - RE Qe) \u2018Art\u2019 children | present pageant For the 16th consecutive year, children attending the art classes of The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts will stage their annual \u201cPageant and Exhibition of Christmas\u201d at the Museum Wednesday.Two presentations will be given ~\u2014one at 4 p.m.the other at 8 p-m.The general public, including children, may attend.There is no admission charge.Music, carols and a stage pre- sentation of the Nativity and medieval revelry will be featured.| Costumes and settings are by the children\u2014aged three to fourteen \u2014who attend the Museum's art classes.Also on view will be drawings, paintings, murals and models by the young pupils.The presentation is directed by Dr.Arthur Lismer, educational supervisor of the Museum.A complete grooming service boarding training for your pet.SHEILA HOUSTOUN HU.1-4615 PICK UP AND DELIVERY / aN | Ua LM [LESAN \u2018 J.A.4916 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST HONORED FOR 25 YEARS\u2019 SERVICE: Lt.E.L.Dcnbeigh, left, Captain H.M.Rowe, centre, both of the Westmount Fire Department, and T.Mitchell, right.of the Public Works Depart- were among those honored at Monday ment, Quarter Century Club meets for sixteenth annual banquet New and old members of the City of Westmount's Quarter Century Club met Monday night at the 16th annual banquet, presided over by Mayor J, C.Cushing.Following addresses to the gathering by the Mayor and Alderman P.A.Ouimet, presentations to employees for completion of a number of years of service were made.+ IRIN RMD SIMMI IRI NIM IDON, GAGNON : BARBER SHOP & BEAUTY PARLOR The Staff and Management wish the Compliments of the Season to all their friends and customers and thank them for their valued patronage.4864 Sherbrooke St.W.HU.6-0838 CE CE NEC EE LE NC EE OI CE Greet in gs We hope some of the centuries-old happiness is yours # this Christmastide \u2014 Peace, Love and Sheer Enjoyment.Please accept -our sincere good wishes.Hand & Donohoe, Inc.HU.9-1222 Qualifying for the 25-year watch awards were Captain H.M.Rowe, and Lt.E, L.Den- beigh, both of the Westmount Fire Department, and T.Mit- el x rar Westmount Examiner, 7 Merry Christmas, 1959 ; Westmount's three immediate past mayors, A.S.Bruneau, J.A.de Lalanne Ê,and Roy L.Campbell.» | \u2014Tedd Church Photo night's 16th annual Quarter Century Club banquet.They qualified for the 23-year watch awards.Mayor J.C.Cushing and city aldermen Extending to you were present at the function, in which 24 city \u2019 employees received Long Service Buttons.our warmest and most sincere wishes for THE MERRIEST CHRISTMAS.EVER! Avenue Hardware Co.1379 Greene Avenue years\u2019 service have been WE.5-5869 awarded since the inception of (Corner Sherbrooke 8t.) this custom in 1944.Guest at the banquet were chell, of the Public Works De-% partment, Aldermen C.H.Drury.M.Garber, and F.B.Common Jr.made the presentations, Long Service Buttons, replicas of the city coat of arms, were given to empioyees serving 15 years or more.Presentation were made by Alderman F.E.H.Gates to employees with 45 years of service: Alderman L.W.Bovaird, to those with 35 years\u2019 service: Alderman P.A.Ouimet to those with 30 years\u2019 service; alderman C.H.Drury to those with 25 years\u2019 service; Alderman M.Garber to those with 20 years\u2019 service: alderman F.B.Common, Jr, to those with 15 years' service.Since the formation of the Quarter Century Club, 159 employees have qualified for membership.The active membership during 1959 was 69.Of thre total membership, 27 members have died, and 53 are on pension.A total of 570 buttons, varying from 15 to 45 Brotherhood plans 1960 programming Abe Izenberg, president of Temple Emanu-El Brotherhood and the members of his board are now completing the program of Brotherhood activities for the 1960 season.Under the chairmanship of Bernard Isaacs, a most important brotherhood event is scheduled for Saturday evening, April 2 when Richard Tucker, distinguished Metropolitan Opcra Star.returns to Temple Emanu-El for a concert.Already over two hundred reservations have been received for this important event.The concert will be in the new Temple Emanu-El Sanctuary and all the 1,100 seats will be reserved in a first come \u2014 first served basis.For information and reservations communicate with Bernard Isaacs, UN.6-8541 or the Temple Office, WE.7-3575.The annual layman Sabbath service under the auspices of Temple Brotherhoud is cheduled for Friday evening, January 8 with officers and brotherhood participating in conducting the ritual and the sermon, followed by aa Oneg Shabbat.Christmas is a gift that belongs to us all.and in our merry-making, let us not forget the true meaning of the day! re ececoccsesoYerocscsceccscnceosos YOUR PHOTO DEALER WHERE YOU WILL EVENTUALLY BUY! \u201cme gw ve 1 SI pom yg 8 Westmount .Examiner, Merry Christmas, 1959 APEC WE IC WIE LEW ig By WINIFRED NORLING Toby hated the very sound of the word Christmas.Every time he heard it, his ears drooped and his eyes implored the speaker to forget there was such a word.Toby could not understand Honey.She took no notice at all, and when he spoke to her about it, she just said cats were different from dogs.This was so, Toby knew, for cats were allowed to stay with the family when visitors came, but dogs were shut up in the kitchen.True, the young visitors did not take Honey for walks, but walks were only sometimes, and at Christmas vis- Îtors were all the time.From the day the puddings were made till Christmas was over.Toby hated life.It was: \u201cDon't let that dog into the ! Christmas room,\u201d or \u201cAunt Anna doesn't like dogs, remember,\u201d or \u201cShut up that dog, or he'll chew my slippers to shreds,\u201d as though Uncle John could not forget one wild-puppy moment! \u201cI believe Toby hates all this fuss and bother as much as | do,\u201d said Master one December evening when supper was late be- HAPPY NOEL! May the music of the bells bring harmony to your house at Christmas.The management and { staff of NICK'S RESTAURANT 1377 Greene Ave.WE.5-0019 RNARMHNIHIHRANRAIRRKNNNINMID PIN II I ID IND BB IMIS DIN MMM MINT) We have enjoyed serving you in the past and hope that we may continue to be of service during 1960.CHRISTMAS GREETINGS ÿ WE.2-3205 y PICCADILLY Ja, : To Our Customers And Friends PROP.R.DAVIES, 154 ABBOTT AVENUE ICE IEC ICICI I IC OEE WIE MEE I PEL AC LEE EME CHEE SHOP IN COMFORT IN WESTMOUNT Avoid downtown rush and crush CHRISTMAS GIFTS CARDS, NOVELTIES efc.Allan Singer Ltd.5012 Sherbrooke West .ke.Large selection of Meccano Sets, Dinky Toys, Games, Leather Goods, Portable Typewriters, and many other delightful Christmas Gifts.PP CECE CERO \" -\u2014 LE We Rw We SD Wishes for a Happy Holiday to Each of You! Eveleigh-Patterson Luggage Co.F.REEVE EVELEIGH 4190 St.Catherine St.West (at Greene) WE.5-2101 Toby finds a Christmas secret you.He varies the act a lot, so he won't be surprised if you hesitate.He usually tells me what most, and others laugh loudest at another bit.Will you do it?\" \u201cRather ! l'd love the chance.\u201d \u201cGood, Youre a pal, and I'm sure I'll be better if I can rest here for a while and don\u2019t have to act today.\u201d \u201cI'm an actor, I'm an actor,\u201d boasted Host Toby, capering round the kitchen on his hind legs.3 \u201cThat looks better, Toby,\u201d « cried Guest Toby's master, coming in.\u201cI thought you weren't feeling well, but you look all right now.\u201d The two dogs exchanged winks, and Host Toby sat quiet while his i$ cap and big frill were put on.; For the next hour Host Toby ;; enjoyed himself as he had rarely done before.He was quick and intelligent, and did all that was : wanted of him easily and well.(Continued on page 9) cause puddings were still boiling.\u201cWould he be happier at the vet's over the holiday, do you think?\u201d Mistress asked.\u201cAunt Anna can't stand dogs, and I'm supe Uncle John has never forgotten his ruined slippers.\u201d \u201cYou can't send me to the vet's, anyway,\u201d grinned Master.Then he grew serious.\u201cNo, we won't send Toby away.It's his home, and it's up to the children to keep him out of the way.\u201d \u201cWe will\u201d promised Martyn and Celia, but Toby knew they would not.Presents, parties, and visitors, all helped to make them forget the dog shut up in the kitchen, This Christmas was not going to be any different from any other, Toby felt sure.No one was unkind to him, of course, and the children took him for short runs, but most of the day he was in in the kitchen, and even there he was in the way if he wanted lo race round the table after a ball or search for imaginary rats.One day had been extra dull, and this time the word party was added to the hated word Christmas.It was not {ill the afternoon, when Toby was trying to sleep after an exlra big dinner, that the kitchen door opened and a strange man entered with a dog.Toby began to bark, but Master spoke to him.\u201cIt's all right, Toby.This is another Toby, and he\u2019s your guest.You must look after him for a little while.He'll be all right here while you are getting things ready,\u201d Master went on, turning to the man, and they went away.\u201cHallo,\u201d said Host Toby.\u201cHow are you?\" he added, because Mistress always said that, \u201cI'm ill,\u201d replied the other dog, \u201cbut 1 can't let Master down.\u201d \u201cWhat's wrong ?\u201d \u201cMy nose is hol, and cvery time I stand on my hind legs feel dizzy.\u201d \u201cThen why stand on them?\u201d \u201cBecause ! have to.Its my job.\u201d \u201cYour job!\u201d Host Toby sounded astonished.\u201cI didn't know dogs had jobs.\u201d \u201c| have.My master has a Punch and Judy show, and I'm in it.I'm Dog Toby.\u201d \u201cWhat fun! What do you have to do?\u201d \u201cF jump up when Master tells me, and bark through the front of the box.\u201d \u201cAnd don\u2019t people scold you ?\" \u201cOf cowrse nol.\u201d They like it, and clap.And after the show the children pat me, and Master gives me a juicy bone.\u201d \u201cWish my Master had a what.do-you-call-it show,\u201d sighed Host Toby.\u201cI can bark.\u201d x ECHEC DEC ME NEC CI EC EEE i \u201cYou have to act, too.Can you stand on your hind legs?And could you pick up Judy and shake her if Master tells you to?\u201d Guest Toby asked.| \u201cOf course I could.\u201d \u201cYou have to wear a big red and white frill and a cap.\u201d \u201cI wouldn't mind.\u201d \u201cI wonder!\u201d mused Guest Toby, putting his head down on his paws.\u201cIl feel so ill, and we're very much alike.You can take my place today if want to.They won't notice, because they won't guess we've changed places.When my master calls me, you must run to him and let him dress CHRISTMAS Reig, GREETINGS At this glad time, we want to wish all our customers a really fine New Year.HER MAJESTY'S VALET SERVICE Hyman the Tailor 1527 Burnside Place (Corner.Guy St.) =; : MES 5-2048 -\" : CHRISTMAS TREES \u2014 COLORED TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS \u2014 From 1 to 50 feet Prud'homme and Sherbrooke West North West side Corner Walkley and Somerled South West (Gasoline Station) Dorval Circle New Shopping Centre facing Kresges Dixie Shopping Centre ot Lachine \u2014 HEADQUARTERS \u2014 HAMPTON WOOD, COAL & COKE % 6051 Upper Lachine Rd.HU.6-1177 30D I HD IS NN HII IDM MDW NIH HIM IIH CE GSCEON ONAPETCOGGCES pocre Let the warm glow of Christmas cheer brighten your holiday! Westmount Geneva Pastry MRS.and MR.A.PERET Candle light service set January 1 On Friday evening, January 1, the final evening of Chanukah, the annual Temple candle light service will be held in conjunction with the Sabbath Eve workship at 8:15 o'closk, when members of the 1960 confirmation class will participate in a pageant of light.Special musical selections from Handel's Oratorio Judas Maccabacus will be presented by Cantor Staeren and the Temple Choir.An Oncg Shabbat under the auspices of the Home and School Association will follow in the new social auditorium.Canadians spent $542 million in 1958 on travel in other countries, compared to $349 million spent by visitors Lo Canada.We're helping Santa wish you: holiday joy ! THE DOG BASKET 1223 Gregne.Ave.WE.2-1907 Emanu-El .REED ND BH BR HII HD HII BRS II RI DH ND Jop to the World! The Yuletide carols convey our sincere greetings ! BON TON CLEANERS & DYERS Mrs.J.4161 ST.CATHERINE ST.W.EL EME CC CUS AE PE VEUT CE EM VEN ECC CE Al Al 2 y Lu TRAN : CHAN gv.for 8 gay and sparkling Christmas! VETERANS TAXI ASSOC.Ca NH Ns f 4 i FAMILY SHOW AT 5th AVE.VERDUN STARTING SATURDAY London, the highly (rained and intelligent dog star, is shown with Buddy Hart and Wendy Stuart in a scene from \u201cThe Littlest Hobo,\u201d starting Saturday at the 5th avenue theatre.For all the family.Also featured are \u2018\u2018Snowfire\u2019\u2019 in color and \u201cIn The Money.\u201d Toby finds .(Continued from page 8) After the Punch and Judy Show was over, the children crowded round him, patting and praising him.Even Aunt Anna said he was a nice dog.\u201cPity you haven't trained your Toby as well,\u201d she told Martyn.\u201cOur Toby's all right,\u201d Martyn replied.\u201cWe wouldn't change him for any dog, not even this one.\u201d Leaping up, Toby began to lick his young master's hand.\u201cHe likes you, Martyn.\u201d cried Celia.\u201cKiss my hand, Toby.\u201d Toby obliged, and looking up \" he saw his young master was frowning.\u201clts rotten for our Toby, Celia.\u201d Martyn said.\u201cHe never comes to our Christmas parties.I vote we take him for an extra long walk tomorrow to make up.\u201d Toby began to bark so excitedly that his cap fell off.Christmas parties were fun, so perhaps Christmas was not so bad after all, he decided.Looking round, he saw Aunt Anna, and quietly going up to her, he gently licked her hand.Then the door of the Nucci WE.5-2707 Lecscresceceessce, WA 6:455/ Shri | UN.6-4551 | DAY & NIGHT SERVICE STANDS THROUGHOUT THE WEST END room was opened and he slipped out and made for the kitchen.\u201cQuick, Toby,\u201d he barked.\u201cTake off this frill.We mayn\u2019t get another chance.1 have enjoyed himself.\u201d That evening, when the.party was over, Toby slipped into the dining-room where the family were having their meal, \u201cThere's Toby,\u201d cried Mistress.\u201cTake him outside.Martyn.You know Aunt Anna doesn\u2019t like dogs.\u201d \u201cLet him stay.\u2019 said Aunt Anna unexpectedly.\u201c1 don\u2019t mind him if he behaves himself.Perhaps one day he'll lick my hand like that other dog.\u201d Looking first at Mistress and then at Aunt Anna, Toby began to grin.Softly he crossed the room and, standing up on his hind legs, he licked Aunt Anna's hand.\u201cAnd they say dogs can't understand what we say.\u201d burst out Master.\u201cWith a bit of training.our Toby'd be a better actor than the one we saw this afternoon.\u201d Toby went on laughing.Christmas was fun after all, and now he had a secret \u2014 a Christmas secret \u2014 that would mean shar- »+*ing with the family in future, even at Christmas when Aunt | Anna was there.Toby looked at Honey curled up on the hearth rug, and winked.\u201cHappy Christmas!\" he bark- ied.\u201cHappy Christmas, everybody !\u201d Scientific power to be emphasized The ever-availability of the scientific power taught and practised by Christ Jesus will be emphasized at the services in all the Christian Science churches this Sunday.in the reading of the week's Lesson-Sermon on the subject \u201cChristian Science.\u201d Relevant citations from \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy will include: \u201cThe impersonation of the spiritual idea had a brief history in the earthly life of our Master; but \u2018of his kingdom there shall be no end,\u2019 for Christ, God's idea, will eventually rule all nations and peoples \u2014 imperatively.absolutely, finally \u2014 with divine Science.\u201d Appropriate Bible selections will include the following from Romans: \u201cNow the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace ip believing, that ye may abound in hope, through the power of the Holy Ghost.\u201d RELIGIOUS RADIO BROADCAST A grandmother from Seattle will describe healings which greatly increased her understanding of the true significance of Christmas, on the radio program \u201cHow Christian Science Heals\u201d over station CJAD, Montreal (dial 800), at 9:45 on Sunday morning, December 27, The Westmount Examiner Temple Emonu-El ' Chanukah Sabbath services AL Temple Emanu-El Friday evening, at 8:15 o'clock, Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cFestivals Of Light And Goodwill.\u201d Chanukah of the musical narrative by Morrison David Bial with free adaption from the Book of Maccabees and music by A.W.Binder will form part of the ritual.The worship will be conducted by the Officers Maccabees, a of the Junior Congregation.This will be family Sabbath and parents are requested to have their children accompany them to the Temple this Friday Evening.An Onecg Sabbath and Reception will follow in the social auditorium under the auspices of the Temple Sisterhood.Kenneth Myron, and Mrs.Albert Piafsky, 317 Alexis Nihon bivd., will be called to the reading of the son of Mr, À \u2018 ¢ ; FERN FIFI DERN F AFI X FHF RR IED BITS BRIN LE LE ICE LE LEE NE LE HE LE * Merry Christmas, 1959 9 Torah this Sabbath in observance of his Bar Mitavah, The School for Adults observes mid-winter recess which commenced Monday evening, December 14.Classes for the second semester will be resumed on Monday cvening.January 11.The Temple Religious School High School Department ne classes Saturday, December 26 and Saturday.January 2.Classes resume Saturday, Januar, 9.Junior School \u2014 no classes Sunday.December 27 and Sunday January 3.Classes resume Sunday, January 10.Daily Hebrew \u2014 classes resume Mouday, January 4 Blessings All the joys of the season.The Principal and Staff of BUSINESS COLLEGE When Buying LOTS.HOMES or FARM LAND in Soulange or Vaudreuil counties, Contact ED.FUGER Hudson, Que.4596 or OX.5-4277 Small estate inquiries invited GRAHAM'S 4914 Sherbrooke St.West HU.4.2242 CHC CC'ECECOEOEIG EEE PICTURE starring bon Starting Dec.26th For One Week A CHRISTMAS TREAT FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY FIFTH AVE.THEATRE - VERDUN 5TH & WELLINGTON ST., VERDUN has all, the Theil of a Walt Disney hitl\u201d Hollywood's Fomed Columnist TNE J In Radiant COLOR MOUY MEGOWAN - McGOWAN - KELLY vin STANLEY JON PO.9-2881 WILD WHITE STALLION CLAIRE The Westmount Examiner Indifferent is big Winter peril Ice under snow, clouded and frosted windshields, cold motors, snow-stuffed lire treads, reduced visibility and a dozen other winter menaces add to the hazard of driving al this time of ycar, warns (he Canadian Highway Safety Council.Yet some drivers will refuse to consider these hazards and rush ahead, blind or indifferent to the dangers they enhance.They will pull out of an intersection into moving traffic with no thought to the fact thal oncoming motorists may not be able Lo see them or to stop in time.They will make sudden turns without any idea of signalling and try to place the blame on the driver who crashed them ° eo NE La Merry Christmas, 1959 driver only because he didn't know their intentions.The Council puts great emphasis on the need for the conscientious, cautious and sensible motorist to watch for the apathetic driver.He will always be there, the Council says, and he will always prefer his ridiculous, menacing antics to any that are reasonable and safe.He prefers to take chances rather than stay on the safe side.to push and bully his way in traffic rather than give an inch to other traffic.\u201cDon\u2019t be angry,\" pleads CHCS, \u201cwith these fools.1gnore them and play it safe yourself.\u201d Anger, in 545 Cathedral St.(Facing Chaboillex Square) We wish all our good friends happiness through the holidays! _ before trying to enter or cited, irate on will things he knows he shouldn't do.Keep calm in traffic.Other winter-driving ideas the Council offers include: COLD MOTOR \u2014 When you've just started your cold engine.wait until it warms up a litUe cross moving traffic.A cold motor could stall in the middle or move sluggishly.WIPERS \u2014 Vision is an absolute necessity in driving.Keep wipers clear of accumulated ice and make sure they clean the glass all the way.And use them when necessary: don\u2019t wait until the windshield is clogged with moisture, snow or mud.REAR WINDOW -\u2014 Vision to the rear is just as necessary as to the front, so take time out Lo keep the rear windows clear.Many a fatal crash has resulted from a driver's ignorance of traffic approaching [rom the rear.Wipers and defrosters in the rear can be a great comfort and aid.If vision, side or rear, is momentarily obscured, take no chances «Wait until you are certain the way is clear.TRACTION \u2014 Any car can get stuck on ice or in snow.Carry something that will help get your car [ree when that happens: a pair of rough-surfaced roofing shingles, lengths of chicken-coop wire, sheets of corrugated cardboard.Often the wheels need only a minor assist to gel them moving again.SKID \u2014.Skids will creep up on the best drivers, but if you have any indication that a skid might happen.slow down.If one starts, turn the front wheels in the direction of the skid.Don't brake: don\u2019t accelerate.Skidding is more likely when the temperature is in the vicinity of freezing than when it is colder.STOPPING\u2014Pumping the brake pedal is the.only sure.safe way to stop on ice or other slippery surface.It avoids locking the wheels and putting the car completely out of control.SPACE\u2014In winter, cars need more space beiween each other and much slower driving.Not only will the vehicle ahead provide a threatening barrier if it stops sud- e = rs AS \u201c3 ame g) on 5 cs A, aD = SA CN vi denly but there might be cars sialled on the road, emerging from hidden driveways or intersections or down in a \u201cripple\u201d in the road, or pedestrians camouflaged by falling snow or deep drifts.Always leave plenty of room to stop.STUCK\u2014If your car is stuck in snow, clear the front wheels first.A vehicle will overcome rear-wheel resistance more readily than front- whecl blockage.HIDDEN ICE\u2014Even if you have driven over a section of road recently.ice might have formed there in the meantime, particularly in sheltered areas, so be careful.During the winter and in thaws.ice forms in unexpected places and can create a great hazard, frequently where it is least expected, possibly hidden by a light fall of snow.Watch for these skid spots under viaducts, on bridges.around curves, in the lee of buildings.ESCAPING\u2014When your temporarily stuck in snow.start it forward in low gear.When it goes as far as it can.shift to reverse.When the wheels spin, shift back to low.Repeat this until the car is freed.Never spin the wheels: this only digs them deeper into the snow and creates slippery, trac- tionless surfaces under the polishing action of the spinning tires.car is Slow, easy and persistent is the system.POISON\u2014In heavy, rush- hour traffic when vehicles are moving at a snail's pace, close together, or in a closcd garage, the danger of carbon monoxide fumes is greatest, Never start your car in the garage with the doors shut, or drive with the windows closed.Kecp al least one window open an inch or two, and, in heavy traffic.switch the heater off or to \u201cinside air\u201d, Carbon monoxide gas is odorless and colorless so never depend on your senses to let you know when you are in danger.As in all driving, never take a chance.Be sure! FATIGUE\u2014-Driving at any time, but more often in winter, takes a lot out of a motorist.His nerves are at high \u2018tension; his muscles gern C.L.(Chuck) SMITH C.L.(Chuck) Smith of 495 Claremont avenue has been appointed an assistant purchasing agent in the raw materials section of the purchasing department of Canadian Industries Limited.Born in Montreal and \u2018| educated at Westhil]l High School and McGill University, Mr.Smith was assistant sales manager, retail, in the company's paints division until his recent appointment.He joined CIL in 1940 as a chemist in its central research laboratory, McMasterville, Que., and has since worked in Beloeil, Hamilton and Toronto as well as are always tense, alert and in use, he has more cause to be angry, upsel and overtired.All this can produce one of the greatest driving dangers: fatigue.HUnter PE CPCRERCCCRSRTITI EE Sir gore A a: 2 pid A special package\u2019 of happy holiday wishes to all my customers JERRY RUBIN ¥ | TEXACO SERVICE STATION PAWL YAR QUM NT af BIT ed ody ques us x \"CIL Appointment Mantreal-Hé member of the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association and the Montreal Paint Club.LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 | VELO NC EE EM EC EE EE aah 4814 COTE ST LUC AT VICTORIA ?1-3266 MDP DNDN BIDS HB IH HRD BEI ISMN SHIH ANH 206 Olivier Avenue To our many friends .we want to express our sincere appreciation for your favors; it has been a privilege and pleasure to serve you .Merry Christmas, Everyone ! Norman Lamoureux - Norman Gauthier WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING WE.5-1189 | JOHN WATSON - _ © 10 Te = « Seg AIRFORCE CLOWNS FOR KIDS: youngsters Jo-Anne and Mike McNamara were among the 200 children who were entertained at a gala Christmas party put on by the West.mount RCAF 401 Squadron, with clowns such as Airforce in attendance.LAC Brian Foran, left, and AC2 Arbhec, right, -\u2014 Well-seasoned bread crumbs add interesting texture and flavor and an attractive finish to creamed dishes, vegetables and casseroles, Sauié one-quarter cup minced onion in one-quarter cup butter until soft, but not brown.Enjoy (MEME XMAS DINNER At The CHALET chine Children\u2019s Home swelled the which included youngsters of officers and alr- \"men.Gifts were handed out by Santa, donaled by the squadron mess.Nearly 40 children from the La- guest list, \u2014Tedd Church Photo Add one teaspoon of poultry seasoning, one teaspoon of chopped parsley and a little salt and pepper.Add one and a half cups of soft bread crumbs to the mixture and toss together until it is well mixed.LEE Why not take one or two of our delicious chickens home for your Christmas Dinner?We Sincerely Wish Our Customers & Friends | A MERRY CHRISTMAS BROILED \u2018WITH CHARCOAL THE BAR-B-Q WAY CHALET BAR-B-0 5456 Sherbrooke 6825 Decarie Blvd.RE.9-3226 W., HU.9-7235 2175 Mountain Street No words express more sincerely at this time of year what is in our hearts for our many friends \u2014 thon the good old fashioned \u201cMerry, Merry Christmas!\u201d The Management & Staff CAFE MARTIN Leo Dandurand, President Vi.9.7525 | Role of Militia demonstrated at RMR Amory The Royal Montreal Regiment Friday night demonstrated how efficiently ® can contribute to the militia\u2019s role of saving lives in the event of distaster or national emergency.In a public display at its West- mount armories, the regiment showed how rescue teams would evacuate casualties from debris with or without the aid of ropes, ladders or stretchers.Highlight of the display, under the éommand of the RMR's commanding officer, Lt.-Col.T.J.Kennedy.was the lowering of a stretcher case from the gallery by telfer line slung from hastily improvised derricks.The regiment provides one rescue company to the Montreal South Mobile Support Column.The part-time soldiers began training in September under Capt.H.A.Etheridge, a graduate of the Quebec Command's light rescue school at Longueil.In the event of an emergency, the men are trained to move fully equipped into a devastated area with equipment which varies from 10-ton jacks to blocks and tackle to evacuate the injured and dead.DINING AND LIVING ARE INSEPARABLE AT Au [uy V Traditional for events! ¥ The celebration of an anniversary! ¢ The entertainment of.valved clients! V For your Dining pleasure MAURICE et the Orgen and Piano! Maitre d'Hotel : Marius Brunner (formerly of Drury's) Open from Noon to Midnight 753 St.Gregoire Street (Corner St.Hubert) Reservations: Cr.1-9308 The Westmount Examiner Merry Christmes, 1959 1 1 Merry meal Christmas habit with (PR chefs Merry meals are a Christmus habit with Canadian Pacific chefs! And not only are the chefs faced with having to provide traditional Christmas and New Year dinners for thousands of guests but many of them have to prepare meals on a crack express hurtling along a railway track, aboard an \u201cEmpress\u201d ship riding the swell of the Atlantic.or on a plane high over the Arctic or Pacific.Plans have been advance as chefs of Canadian Pacific's ocean to ocean hotel chain, railway dining cars.station restaurants \u2014 among them is Montreal's fumed \u201cAlouette\u201d room \u2014 air liners and passenger ships prepare for the Yuletide laid well in PA) season.Some 2.000 turkeys \u2014 refrigem ated in C P.R.storerooms across Canada along with thousands of pounds of traditional Christmas foods such as plum puddings, hot mincemenat pies and more thous sands of pounds of staple, vegetables, breads and rolls \u2014 will be consumed by guests during the holidays.According to Canadian Pacific chefs, there Is a growing Wend in Canadian eating habits toward a wider variety of domestic and foreign foods, so many of the chefs have included exotic dishes on their menus, \u201cThe Canadian\u201d and \u2018The Dominion\u201d C PRS crack transcone tinental trains will feature Yuletide dinners on their dining cars from December 19 to January 7 BINS DIB DDD IID LC / EN = - 4 in SINCE 1864 7) ER cordially invites you ÿ AN to celebrate Nf : CHRISTMAS DAY a le in one of our 5 seasonally decorated aX pr DINING ROOMS a Ja Traditional Christmas Menu go | = with all the trimmings or xx Fully Licensed Table d'Hote $3.50 ©; fe Children 2.00 Fis MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW oh pe NEW CARLTON HOTEL 1 xs 916 WINDSOR ST.EE mg me UN.6-3461 oo] Since -1861 ¢ icy Try ay YA Wy Sg Ge Mae HE TA Problem?Let the Brown Derby solve it for you with a \u201cPARTY PACKAGE DEAL\" Got a Holiday Party WN A | PEOPLE.includes:\u2014 4 |b.Smoked Meat 2 |b.Salami 1 Ib.Stuffed Chicken I Ib.Smoked Tongue | Jar Gherkins ! Ib.Black Olives \u201cPLUS\u201d BONUS OF \u201cPARTY PACKAGE DEAL\" FOR HOME, OFFICE, FACTORY, ETC.DESIGNED FOR PARTIES OF 10, 25, 50, 100 OR MORE SAMPLE of package deal for 25 people, 75 Hot or Cold Hors d'Oeuvres.\u2014 Your choice of , .o miniature Stuffed Cabbage \u2014 Assorted Canapes \u2014 Cocktail Knishes \u2014 Cocktail Hot Dogs or Cocktail Gefilte Fish Ball.Hon nL eat ARR EE TOE ALL PAPER GOODS: § Musterd * re Cups, Plates, Nopkins, Strews, i.Wooden Forks, Wooden Spoons, Price Toothpicks.i \u201ctea eT RRA AEWA WE $1 25 ; Per Person 5 Ib.Potato Salad 5 Ib.Coleslaw | Gel.Pickles I Jar Sweet Pimentoes I lb.Green Olives 2 Pkgs.Potato Frills i Pkg.Pretzels 3 Sliced Rye Breads The \u2014 Special Note \u2014 These \"Package Deals\u2019.to assure freshness, must be prepared on the day of delivery \u2014 therefore only advance orders can be filled.Please Order Early BROWN DERBY DELICATESSEN 4827 Van Horne (Van Horne Shopping Centre) RE.3.6700 \u2014 RE.3.6733 \u2014 ed re > +++ Attend the Chi UNITED ANGLICAN ps 1 UNITARIAN CALVARY UNITED ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH CHURCH Dorchester St.West at Greene Ave., Westmount Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.Charles R.Plaskett Miss Valerie J.Lewis Rev.K.B.Keefe, Rector CUHISTMAX EVE CAROL CHRISTMAS EVE 9.00 p OO MMUNION 11:30 p.m.Choral Eucharist oo LR I NE qe CHRISTMAS DAY 11:00 am.Sermon\u2019 THE CHRISTMAS 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion & Carols 9:00 a.m.and 11:00 a.m.Choral Eucharist TIIE OLD YEAR\", Jeni service 13:0 wm.Church Schoo! in {No Evening Service) ull departments.First Sunday After Christmas .a ; M } Alice Bmiley, A.Mus.(McGill) am on 7.30 pm.Sermon: THE END OF -\u2014 Orsaniat.Preacher: The Rector waASNIIALY BA BL 11:00 .Matt) WESTMOUNT PARK- am Preacher: The Rector 1:30 pm.Evensong Ti Rector reacher: he Recto EMMANUEL CHURCH HOLY INNOCENTS DAY Cor.Lansdowne & Western Avenues Monday, Dec.28th 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion Organlst & Choirmaster\u2014 Arnold Bellis Minister arn a J REV.CALLUM THOMPSON, Church of The Advent C.D., B.A, BD.Corner of Wood and Western, \u2014_\u2014 Westmount Director of Music: Mr Wayne Riddell \u2014 PE Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector 1.00 4m.vous Chrint Is Like Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsoy 4.00 pm.Vesper Carol Service: \u2014 So Light Came Into CHRISTMAS EVE The World\", 11.30 pan.MIDNIGHT SOLEMN EUCHARIST 11:00 an.Chureh Sehool and CHRISTMAS DAY Baby Nursery 7:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 4:45 pin Youth Fellowship 8:00 um, Holy Eucharist 8:00 pon.Young Adull Forum.8:30 a.m.Holy Eucharist \u2014\u2014 es 11:00 a.m.SOLEMN EUCHARIST _ ue 5:30 p.m.Evensong (said) DOMINION-DOUGLAS SUNDAY AFTEK CHRISTMAS 8:00 an.Holy Eucharist Westmount Blvd.and Lansdowne a:15 am.Matlins isulds Ave.11,00 am.Solemn Eucharist \u2014\u2014 5:00 p.m.Evensong (said) Ministers: 7:00 p.m.CAROL SERVICE; NATIV- Kev.R.Douzlas Smith, B.A.B.D.D.D ITY PLAY: PRESENTA- Rev.Krith H.Eddy.M.A, B.D.TION OF CHOIR CUPS 11°00 pm CHRISTMAS EVE WORSHIP TRINITY MEMORIAL \u2018These Cannot Be Bought! Ref.BR.Douglas Smith, DD.CHURCH Stanley Presbyterian Congregation 5220 Sherbrooke Street West specially invited.Friday, December hth 11.00 à or OUR TAMAS Day The Venerable R.Kenncth Naylor, FAMILY WORSHIP D.D., Rector Organist: Mr.John Robb.Mus, Bae.Rev.Canon FL.Whitley, M.A.a Mon Assistant ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH T°\" aan 0 WESTMOUNT © Creil and Choirmester TER Tr ster 10! Cote St.Antoine Rd., near Argyle Ave.Ministers: FRIDAY, CHRISTMAS DAY 6:00 a.m.Holy Communion 8:00 u.1n.Holy Communion Rev.D, M.Grant.B.A.D.D.: 4 Rev.D.C.Seurfoss, B.A.D.D.11:00 a.m.Choral Communion 11.00 am.Dr.Grant SATURDAY.ST.STEPHEN'S DAY \u201cJESUS, THE 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion PIONEER OF LIFE\".St.John the Evaneclist's Day No Evening Service FIRST SUNDAY AFTER 10.00 am, Seniors and Intermediates CHRISTMAS SUNDAY 11:00 aan.Crib Corner to Primary 8:00 a.m Holy Communion Organist wud Choir Director: 9:30 a.m.Grade VII, Confirmation and Mr.Eric J.Adams, B.Mus., A.R.C.M.Bible Class ST ANDRE -\u2014 5 9:45 a.m.Main Sunday School Ww 11:00 a.m.Choral Communijon * CHURCH Preacher: The Rector WESTMOUNT Nursery, Kindergarten, .rimary Department.| 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd., 7:30 pan.Evensong \u2014 È near Argyle Ave, Preacher: The Rector Ministers: Monday Rev.D.M.Grant, K.A., D.D.: THE INNOCENT'S DAY Rev.D, ©.Searfoss, B.A., D.D.10:00 a.n.Holy Communion CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE WEDNESDAY 11.:00 p.m.Holy Communion 7:00 a.m.Holy Communion \u201cIT WAS TO SAVE THURSDAY HE CAME\".10:00 a.m.Holy Communion Organist and Choir Director: NEW YEAR'S EVE Mr.Eric J.Adams, B.Mus.\u2026.A.RC.M.11:45 p.m.Holy Communion ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street, West Convenient to Hotels REVEREND NORMAN RAWSON, Minister Gifford Mitchell, B.A., B.Mus., Organist & Choirmaster 11:00 A.M.THE LAST MORNING SERVICE OF THE CHRISTMAS SEASON and of The Old Year.REV.NORMAN RAWSON Preaching at Both Services.7:30 P.MA MUSICAL SERVICE OF NINE LESSONS AND CAROLS By the Ministers St.James Choir and Congregation YOUNG PEOPLE'S FELLOWSHIP WILL FOLLOW.- CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE Thursday, December 24th at 11 p.m.\"Oh Come Let Us Adore Him, Christ The Lord.\u201d CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH UNITARIAN Sherbrooke St.at Simpson Sunday, December 27th Rev.Donald Harrington Minister: The Cummunity Church of New York.Subject: \u201cT'was The Night After Christmas\u2019.SUNDAY SCHOOL Close on December 27th \u2014 Will Re- pen January 3rd.PRESBYTERIAN © WTMIUNT and NieToR AVES.@ Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Donald S.Moore, B.A, Student Assistant unday.December 27th .m.Mr.Wilkie .m.Church Schoo) DORIS KILLAM A.R.T C.L.Mus.(McGill) Organist and Cholr Director The 124 bus stops at the door MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount, P.Q.The Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D., Minister 10:00 a.m.Senior Study Group 10:00 a.m.Bible Class 11:00 a.m.Church School 11:00 a.m.\u201cPublic Warship* Lester A.Woodin Organist and Choirmaster Visitors Are Cordially Welcome 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, December 27th 1:00 am.Sunday School 1:00 a.m.Church Service.Lesson-Sermon: Subject: \u2014 Christian Science Golden Text: Isaiah 52:7.How Beautiful upon the mountains are the feet of him that bringeth good tidings, that publisheth peace;.that bringeth good tidings of good, that publisheth salvation; that saith unto Zion.Thy God reigneth ! EVERY WEDNESDAW 8:15 pun, Testimony Meeting READING ROOM In the Church Edifice Open to the public Tuesday.Thursday and Friday, 2 to 4 p.m.Wednesdays, 6.30 to 8 o.m RADIO AND TV PROGRAMS \u201cHow Christian Science Heals,\u201d CJAD, Dial 800, every Sunday morning at 9:45.Channel 5 every Saturday Channels 3 and 8 every Sunday.(See TV listings for program times) SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Sireet West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Otto O.Staeren Cantor;.F.L.MecLearon, Miles Wisenthal, M.A.Organist and Choir Master: Educational Assistant CHANUKAH SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, December 25th at 3:15 o'clock, Dr.Stern will speak on Festivals of Light and Goodwill\".Chanukah of the Maccabees, a musical narrative, will form part of the ritual.An Oneg Shabbat and reception will follow.BAR MITZVAH Kenneth Myron, son of Mr, and Mrs.Albert Piafsky will be called to the reading of the Torah this Sabbath in observince of his Bar Mitzvah.MID-WINTER RECESS Classes for the second semester in the Schoal for Adults will be resumed Monday Evening, January 11th, The Temple Religious School will hold no classes on Saturday, December 26th and Saturday, January 2nd for the High School Department; Classes resume Saturday, January 8th, In the Junior School.classes will be resumed on Saturday, January 10th and in the Daily Hebrew school Monday, January \u201cth.ANNUAL CHANUKAH CANDLE LIGHT SERVICE The final eve of Chanukah Friday Evening, January 1st at 8.15 o'clock.Memn- vers of Confirmation Class will participate in a pageant of light, TEMPLE SISTERHOOD Open Board Meeting Tuesday, January 5th, 12,30 o'clock.A workshop will be conducted demonstrating Sisterhood progr of activities, The family of God - V The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D., Rector, Tri In Person By inity Memorial Church We have through the last been thinking hymn \u201cPraise to the Holiest in four week's of the height'\u2019 there is this verse: God's family, of how it was \u201cAnd that a higher gift than broken by man\u2019s rebellion, and grace how it has been restored by Should flesh and blood refine, God's will and through man\u2019s GOD'S presence and his very response.We have looked at Self, the means which God used, And essence all-divine.\" His Word, His Ministry and Some people think there is no Worship, and His interior Grace higher gift than Grace, and in without which all the external a sense they are right, For means are of no avail, Perhaps Grace sums up all that God has we may allow oursclves a little done for us.But if Grace had more emphasis on the word remained an interior feeling \u201cGrace.\u201d On God's side it is a some of us would have lacked statement of man's helplessness the exterior assurance.So God lo win salvation for himself.sent His own Son to sum up dnd The initiative towards salvation show forth in Himself all that comes from God; the power to is meant by God's Grace.work out our own salvation If God requires humility in comes also from Him.On man's His family He set the example side Grace is the humble ac- of humility in His Son.If He ceptance of God's help.It is requires obedience in His fam- exemplified in the Publican ily He set the example in His who would not so much as lift Son \u2014 \u2018\u2018who being in the form up his eyes to Heaven but beat of God, counted it not a prize on his breast saying \u2018\u201cGod be to be on an equality with God, merciful to me a sinner.\u201d but emptied Himself, taking the The matter might have ended form of a servant, being made there, and we should have re- in the likeness of men .and joiced in the goodness of God humbled Himself, becoming who had showed forth His favor obedient cven unto death.\u201d to men, for favor is another {R.V.) So St.Paul put.it in meaning of the word \u2018\u2018Grace.\u201d writing to the Philippians.But it did not end there, for God There we have the constitu- willed to offer men an embodi- ents which God looks for in His ment of Grace.In Newman's (Continued on page 20) BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST Member Baptist World Alliance Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Minister: Minister Director Nearest Downtown Baptist Church REV.EDGAR J.BAILEY, M.A, B.Th.Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johnston, B.A., D.D.of Music: Galt MacDermot, B.A., B.Mus.11:00 AM.\u201cTHE ROAD TO NEW LIFE\u201d 7:30 P.M.\u201cLET THERE BE LIGHT\u201d (Candlelighting Service) Watch-Night Service 11:15 P.M.December 31st Church School \u2014 Modern nu Y.P.Program 9:00 P.M, 11 A.M.Midweek Service \u2014 Wednesday \u2014 8 P.M.rsery facilities for morning worship period SYNAGOGUE CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 SHABROS MEVORACHIM HACHODESH: 3:45 p.m.3:55 p.m.4:00 p.m.Mincho-Kabbolas Shabbos, SABBATH SERVICES: 8:40 a.m.4:05 p.m.4:45 p.m.NEW MOON Rosh Chodesh on Thursday and WEEKDAY SERVICES 8:30 a.m.and 9:15 a.m.Shachris 4:05 p.m, 7:25 a.m.7:15 a.m.6:00 pan.8:30 a.m.3:50 p.m.4:00 p.m.4:05 p.m.BAR MITZVOH Robert Michael Bernstein.son of Mr.and Mrs.Alan L.Bernatein, 1736 Circle Road, will this Sabbath morning be called to the Reading of the Torah in celeb Rabbi Wilfrid Shuchat \u2014 Hazzan Nathan Mendelsen Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Rev.J.J.Fromm Friday, December 25th Shabbos Chanukoh \u2014 Sidro.Vayyeshev Erev Shabbos Chanukoh Candle Lighting Shabbos Candle Lighting \u201c Shachris \u2014 Scriptural Readings: Torah: Genesis, Ch, 37.v.1 \u2014 Ch.40 v.28.Numbers, Ch.7.vs.1-17, Prophets: Zechariah.Ch.2, v.14 \u2014Ch, 4, v.7.Mincho.Maariv.Teveth to be blessed this Sabbath morning, will oceur Friday.December 31st and January Ist.Sunday: Mincho-Maariv Weekdays: Shachris Thursday, Rosh Chodesh: Shachris Maariv Next Friday, January Ist: Shachris Chanukoh Candle Lighting Shabbos Candle Lighting Mincho \u2014 Kabbolas Shabbos ration of his Bar Mitzvoh.\u2014 ee ar ee \u2014 a, ctr Sar PP Sy mma vege eh Sm Lo m2\" ES ee EE PE ee ey mrs Ta 20 ay ro de pe re Calvary United Christmas comes not simply to stimulate business nor to hold family reunions but to remind us of the birth and life of Jesus Christ.It would do us good to think for a moment on His life, His teachings, His movements among people and the ruling spirit of His life.It is this Spirit that ought to be the ruling spirit of our world.What a difference such a spirit would make.in our daily life and in our national life! For example, there would be vast changes in race relations, in management and labour, in caring for the sick and in our politics.This is the spirit that makes people strong and daring in attempts to make this a better world in which to live, Is not this the kind of spirit in which our Prime Minister en- dcavours to do his work or that urges the President of the United States on his present tour or the countless citizens dities for others they have not seen, or to help carry one another's burdens?May there be a rcbirth or a strengthening of this godly spirit in each of us this Scason.Let us enter our places of worship this Christmas scason and leave to serve God and our fellow-man in a right spirit.Perhaps we could pray as did the Psalmist when he said: \u201cCreate in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right spirit within me\u201d.Rev.Charles R.Plaskett Westmount Park Emmanuel As 1 sat and planned what I wanted to stress this year, many thoughts of the significance of Christmas crowded my mind.Yet, after nearly an hour of jotting down notes, thinking, and pacing up and down my vestry, I seemed to written with gay and happy abandon across the top against a blue sky-line.Here are the words of the phrase \u201cCHRISTMAS IS IN THE AIR!\" as suddenly as my eyes focused on that phrase, | knew what my Christmas message for 1959 must be.How true it is that, in these pre-Christmas days, Christmas, the sight, sound, atmosphere, word, and thought of it is in the air.Come into lighted shops and buy.plan, and prepare for it.A thousand secular emphases of Christmas are all around us.The holiday atmosphere surrounding Christmas is upon us, too, One might go further another phrase: \u201cCHRISTMAS IS IN THE MIND!\" Our minds are [filled with thoughts of those we want to remember \u2014 cards to be written \u2014 gifts to be sent \u2014 greel- ings to be exchanged \u2014 parties to be planned.with The Westmount Examiner Merry Christmas, 1959 1 3 will do, is the happiness which comes just from being with those who mean the most to us.So, we buy our tickets and brave the crowds in order to be home for Christmas.But there is another kind of homecoming which has its plice at Christmas.There is no better time of the year than this for us to draw nearer to our hearts true home.Everything around us \u2014 the decorations, the carols, the gifts \u2014 ought to remind us of the mes- suge of Christmas.The Good News is that God sent His Son into the world.God's only-be- gotten Son, for our sake, condescended to be born in a stable and to take upon Himself the limitations of human flesh.The Saviour's love for us brought Him from the splendor of heaven to the squalor of a stable in order to show us the way to God.Not only does He show us the way, but He is Himself the Way.By His sinless life, His WEEE TE NK Yule messages from clergymen DBE IBERND DN 2 RM PDB DDN BIRD BEI I III BUR 31 3 BIAS BIS BBR BB DR IIIA I I BI IR SUI DVI Br III Sn Ie BABB sacrificial death, and His glorious Resurrection, He has opencd up a new and living way in the Father's presence.Those who follow Him find that He brings them to the joy and peace of fellowship with God.Those who have become His disciples have been led into the Father's presence.Christmas is the time of year to be with those who love us and those whom we love.God's love for us is so great that He sent His Son into the world.By humbly following Jesus Christ, the Son of God, this Christmas will be for us a real homecoming.Rev.David C.Searfoss, Assistant Minister.Westmount Baptist \u201cPeace on earth, goodwill toward men\u2019 is the time-hon- ored Christmas greeting which Westmount Baptist Church would send out to the com- (Continued on page 20) ry have rejected many of the who labour to- produce commo- But there is a third phrase # SOOKE CECI ICECICEIC ONCE OOCEC IEEE A One-Day Treatment For Despair \u201cCan you help me ?\u201d he asked x ideas which one first thought worth stressing.1 had abot decided that this was not my \u2018writing day\" and pushed my notes aside, when my cyes fell on the morning mail lying on the corner of my desk.There on top of the small untidy heap that seems to me to be of even greater importance and significance \u2014 a phrase that ought to be paramount in our thinking of Christmas, any year.It is this: \u201cCHRISTMAS IS IN THE CHRISTMAS GIFTS OF DISTINCTION the doctor, \u201cI just seem to hav > , idy he HEART!\" come Lo ol de seem Lo have of envelopes, bills, brochures, If we do take time to think doctor then wrote four of the and letters, J saw peeking from poyond our secular and sur.WE WISH TO EXTEND THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON most remarkable prescriptions its envelope the first Christ- face (houghts of Christmas.TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS.you've ever read.In January Reader's Digest read these prescriptions for one day's living.Whatever trouble you're facing, they may work for you ! 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Ce, Consult Malcolm Gregory \u201cHe won't promise you a trip through the skies on a Magic Carpet, but he will bring CARPET MAGIC isto your \" THE EXAMINER Home!\" GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG Mb Se.Catherine He.Westmount We.TEA FOR THE BLIND: The Grace Women's Club, \u2018Tea for the Blind\u2019 group.gave a Christmas party to the Cheerio Club of the Montreal Association for the Blind on December 11.Shown in the picture left to right: Chopped salted nuts enjoy.; \u201c7 he story of a little girl who shared her favorite doll By OLIVE MACBEAN mixed with Burns\u2019 Devilled Ham Sandwich Spread makes an interesting canape spread your visitors will cow., 32-4277 Evenings RE.8-4605 Notre Dame de Club.Mrs.E.Smith (seated al piano); Mrs.A.Wal- son, members of the N.D.G.Club; three members of the Cherio Club and Mrs, A.H.Mason, president of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's WOMENS 7 5.0.MONTREAL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1959 \u2014Tedd Church Photo DAVIES\u2019 House of Paintings A Lasting Gift looked like her.| Use our lay-away plan 4908 Sherbrooke W.{corner Prince Albert) U.9-3333 items in CEE ECM EE MINI BND IN IBDN HRI BPN To all our customers and friends \u2014 A Joyous Christmas and Compliments of the Season.PRO ARTE REG'D.JEWELLER \u2014 WATCHMAKER 1378 Greene Ave.WE.2-4551 Don SE EE CIC LC LE LE EE ECC CE LE LE UE LE CUS ACIS IRI I IS ORI CR LE LE TO OUR AND Merry Christmas MANY FRIENDS CUSTOMERS AGNES MORRIS rec.CORSETIERE 5782 Sherbrooke St.W.Sone HU.1.5573 We were sorting out the bazaar the workroom when 1 noticed the doll among the other more claborately dressed ones It Soinetimes a little girl's heart is easily broken \u2014 and this could have happened to Suzy who wanted the doll that But the story doesn\u2019t really start there; it begins before the Church bazaar at which the doll was not sold; which is strange, for surely there were other little girls, or possibly mothers and sisters who must have been struck with the piquancy of the doll as Suzy was.was small and golden haired, with a sleepy.secret expression.and was dressed in blue with pink spots of foam glued on the dress, and topped with an old-fashioned bon- *net.\u201cWhy,\u201d I said, \u201cit looks just like Suzy!\u201d \u201cSo it does,\u201d said Mabel,\u201d who had dressed it, \u201c\u2018I just hadn\u2019t realized it before.But, it certainly does.\u201d Then, when the Christmas bazaar was over and we were putting away the unsold items, there were only two dolls left\u2014and the one that looked like Suzy was one of them.Mabel remarked: \u201cSuzy wanted her daddy to buy it, but he wouldn't.\u201d I thought, how odd: and Mary, my daughter.said: \u201cLet me see it \u2014 let's buy it for her for Christmas.\u201d Being of a thrifty nature, 1 asked Mabel how much it was, and she figured 75¢ would be all right, which was.of course.a reduction on the original price.Mary picked up the elaborately dressed one, but I said \u2018No \u2014 here it is,\u201d and showed her the tiny one, and she exclaimed: \u201cWhy it really does look like Suzy \u2014do buy it mother.\u201d SUZZY'S DADDY Now Suzy's daddy is a very kind man, who brings all his children to the Church suppers and bazaars, and gives most freely of his time.talents and money.But you see there are Dora and Maureen.John and Judy.and Lisa and Edward, and right there at the bottom is ilttle Suzy.brown-eyed and cuddly.and perhaps he just didn't think the doll important.But of course it was to Suzy-\u2014and Mary knew it would be too.Little girls are very fond of dolls.So we bought the doll and brought it home.We had never given presents to Suzy before, so Mary, who was embarrassed by her own tenderness in the matter, McKENNA OF Em mn SR J J FS SS When through the dark The Christ Child lay.To hold the gifts, Brought to His feet, By wise men, from afar.said: \u201cWe'll give it to Dora to give to her.\u201d \u2014 And | suggested: \u2018\u2018No, to Maureen, because she's not working and Dora is\u201d and we left it at that.We both thought, maybe Suzy is still thinking about the doll \u2014but then Christmas is so close, a little waiting isn't too hard.The following week it was announced that the Christmas Tree Party would Lake place on Satur- »day.and Mary turned to me and said: \u201cMother, let's put Suzy's doll on the tree with her name on it.\u201d Our little problem was solved, for the gift could now be given anon- imously, or Santa Claus himself could take the credit.CHRISTMAS PARTY The day of the Christmas party came, and how beautiful the tre looked with its colored baubles and shiny tinsel and the lights that twinkled all over.The children , were enraptured, and Suzy was there with a new friend, who clung to her throughout all the happy proceedings.Santa handed out so many gifts, and when he called Suzy\u2019s name, she went up confidently and took the box that was given to her.When she opened it, she cried: \u201cOh, it's my own doll!\u201d Everyone laughed and someone said: \u2018\u2018Suzy, it looks like you!\" It was a very happy day: but towards the end there was the sound of heavy sobbing.Suzy\u2019s new little friend was hanging on to her while her mother was trying to get her to go home.\u2018No! No!\u201d cried Betsy-Anne, \u201cI'm not going unless Suzy comes too.I'm not going home without Suzy!\" THE SPIRIT OF SHARING The children\u2019s mothers looked at + COTE DES NEIGES His tiny hands, too small Florists RE.8-1124 The Story Sell [2] New ° Tell me, the old old story once again, To bring God\u2019s peace, to this, our war-torn world, About the night, over Judea\u2019s hills, A light shene from a Star, It passed before a stable old and dim, Where in His Mother\u2019s arms In benediction now, those hands are raised, To bring His gifts of love and peace to all.DOROTHY SPROULE FEE EME ME EN CCE Nylon floss used to truss turkey Trussing a turkey is more than a trick: it takes stamina and tena- city\u2014and a stout thread or twine.One of the newest wrinkles, and a very effective one I have found, is to use nylon dental floss, humorous as that may sound.Nylon floss is fine enough to thread into a large needle, slides easily through turkey skin, is strong enough to hold in place firmly, and won't break or crumble on removal when the bird is ready for the table.In fact, nylon floss seems\u2019 practically made to order for\" simplified turkey sewing.each other sympathetically.They lived in opposite parts of the city and it was getting late.But Suzy understood the situation and her warm little heart rose to the occasion.She took a deep breath and said gently: \u2018\u2018Betsy-Anne, you can have a loan of my new dolly until next week, and then you won't be lonesome.\u2019\u201d Betsy-Anne looked at Suzy and her crying ceased.\u201cOh, Suzy, may I?I can pretend it's you! You're my very best friend and I love you so much!\u201d Suzy's mother bent down and put her arm around her child and whispered: \u201cHow nice of you, dear.\u201d And both mothers smiled happily, for surely this was the true spirit of Christmas \u2014 sharing our beloved possessions.1383 Greene Ave.FURS INC.~ Your Handy Furrier ® Modest Prices (Corner Sherbrooke) H.Boum WE.3-3270 With DANCE FOR ADULTS 326 Victoria Avenue Dance and Stay | Shiolith çe * EVENING CLASSES IN BALLET AND MODERN * MORNING CLASSES FOR YOUNG MOTHERS New Term For Children Starts January 2nd For further details, call HU.8-1382 Young Westmount PES ae New le a 001 AN LUNE RCN YT nn WEA EE eae awe = wr a \u2014 i @ f Bab os ei a me PE I SES TONNES cali ZL SRS mir tn, A + erin | Vanity in boots in 15th century Recently, in England, a pair of enormous fifteenth century boots were hoisted up and \u201cflown\u201d to commemorate St.Crispin, the patron saint of shoemakers and leather workers.The boots had long, narrow toes which turned up \u201cinto curled points on the vamp, Boots described as footwear with a top reaching above the ankle, have been around for a long time.Earliest records show that they were worfi by man and boys in 600 B.C.The Greeks and Romans wore brass or gold boots.High dignitaries decorated theirs with expensive gems.Knights\u2019 boots in the year 1665 had red leather tops, high heels and toes cut square.VANITY IN BOOTS Napoleon and Wellington attached so much importance lo their boots for the longer winter campaigns, that they designed their own and gave them their surnames.In some parts of Europe, boots were made so tight-fitting and so vain was the gentleman about his appearance, that he soaked his legs and feet in cold water before dressing, to reduce their size.Another toy craze \u2014 muck like the hula-hoop fad \u2014 may soon hit this continent .in the form of bizarre little \u201cdo-it-yourself\u201d animals.The weird creatures which are made of polythene, are created by interchanging parts of the basic animals supplied in the set.Tired mothers may take heart at the thought that at least their offspring will be sitting down while they are playing at being Walt Disney.still.time .to play Santa 285 f Zr \\N .The Children\u2019s Corner a pleasant shop 1350 Greene Ave.WE.7-6510 \u201c ORIENTAL A CU EE IS HISTORIES ICE SANTA'S ON HIS WAY! merriest, most wonderful Christmas ever! Gregory s * 4151 St.Catherine West (near Greene) WE.2-4277 \u2014 Evenings RE.8-4605 MISS M.R.BARON, who has been appointed\u2019 chapler secretary of the Quebec Heart Foundation Inc., as announced recently by Mr.Pierre Paul Daigle, chairman of the Foundation.\u2014Notman Photo Gift packages popular at Hospitality Corner Four talented women, Mrs.motifs.Norman M.Scott of Westmount, One of the most popular pack- Mrs, F.Stuart Molson, Mrs.Wm.ages is the Seven Day Gift which Sutherland and Mrs.Wm.Ar- is for the hospital patient, buckle, also of Westmount, whether man, woman or child.through their nimble fingers and These contain a useful or attrac- active imagination hive added a tive gift for each day of the distinctive.and unique feature week, individually wrapped and to the Hospitality Corner in the with a eard indicating which day Montreal General Hospital.These it should be opened.Another in- women conceived the idea of the triguing package, Correspondence Gift Packages, which have been Package, contains thank-you a specially of the: Shop ever notes, notepaper, pen and blotter since it opened its doors to the and stamps.public in its new location on Then there is {he Hostage Pine avenue, five years ago.Package, always in great demand.Meeling every week for the the Bridge Package, which con- past five years in the billiard tains a velveleen tablecover as room of Mrs.Alexander Hutchi- well as score pads, pencils and son\u2019s home on Montrose avenue, of course cards.The Pantry Shelf Westmount, they have turned out Package, is filled with delicacies a constant supply of distinctive to assist the hostess to entertain cellophane wrapped packages, with pleasure.There are also Bon tied with gay ribbons and de- Voyage, Easter.Valentine's Day corated with appropriate seasonal and other festive occasion Gift Packages, looking as gay as the holiday they are designated for.These are but a few of «he original packages made up by this group of women, whose ef- 2 forts have helped to make Hospitality Corner so popular with its : many customers.Doors open at St.James Dec.24,10.30pm St.James United Church, 463 St.Catherine street west, will hold their Christmas Eve Service on Thursday, December 24, at 11 p.m The doors will be open at 10:30 p.m.so that all may be comfortably scaled by 11 p.m.Christmas al St.James has long been a tradition and great throngs come from far and wide to worship in this holy place.\u201cOh Come, Let us Adore Him, Christ the Lord.\u201d we, Rev.Norman Rawson, the senior pastor, will bring the message.On Sunday.Dec.27, Rev.Mr.Rawson will conduct the last morning service of the Christmas season and of the old yvar RUG CO at 11 a.m.and at 7:30 p.m.there lessons and carols by the ministers, St.James Choir, and the : congregation, Again, Mr.Rawson § will be in charge.and personally extend to all the warm, Christian fellowship to be found in this great, old, down-town church.will be a musical service of nine ; The Westmount Examiner Merry Christmas, 1959 15 Socially Yours EAL Mrs.W.E.Robb left Friday for Brockville, Ontario, where she will spend the holidays with her son-in-law and daughter.Mr.and Mrs.David A.S.Laing.Mr.and Mrs.John F.Stairs and Mr.and Mrs.Donald Byers were entertained at dinner at the Naval Officers\u2019 Club on Monday evening in honor of their debutante daughters Miss Sonia Stairs and Miss Anne Byers, prior to the dance held in honor of Miss Kathleen Gregory and Miss Beverley Shannon by their parents.| | Mrs: Laura Seath, chairman for the card party of the Alumnae i Society of the High School for | Girls had a meeting at her home \u2018 last week to make plans for the | card party to be held in the school \u2018 on March 15.| A very successful meeting was concluded and refreshments were served.The Alumni Association of St.George's School, 3100 Westmount boulevard, held a Christmas Sherry Party on Thursday, December the seventeenth from five until seven o'clock at the School.The officers of the Association are Estelle Ritchie, president; Carol Freeman, vice-president; Judy Caull, secretary; and Dick Mr, aud Mrs.Stanley A, Vine- berg entertalned Tuesday night at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel after the concert of the Montreal Svmphony Orchestra in honor of Mr.Thomas Schippers and Mr.Beri Senofsky.Van Rees, treasurer.Glaze vour Shamrock Ham with golden syrup.Arrange cloves lo make Christmas tree shape and decorate with red cherry \u2018\u2018ornaments.\u201d Coat with more syrup and bake to shiny giaze in Hot oven, Phone WE.5.0562: WE.;-2486 : OUR FRIENDS mile BEAUTY SALON 1347 Greene Ave.\u2018 | Wien A Belvedere wires flowers dircet from his shop \u2014 Faster by SPECIAL Telex \u2014 ROSES RI.8-7819 # sæ.00 Merry Ÿ doz.Christmas 2320 Lucerne Rd.Town of Mount Reval § \u201cVE DELIVER CITY-WIDE & LAKESHORE HU.4-1850 VERRY ¥ | (Re - ny - \u2019 fo \u2019 ] LA ~ our Thanks and Warmest Walz! \u2019 AN ACNLS REID SHOP CORSETS \u2014 LINGERIE \u2014 HOSIERY \u2014 GLOVES \u2014 BLOUSES ol \\ ses 0 Sherbrooke LTD.se.West = \u201c16 Westmount Examiner, Merry Christmas, 1959 JOHN POOL Foot Specialist 1378 GREENE AVENUE (Near Sherbrooke) Westmount Painless removal of cornp, callousses, ingrown tos nails.Latest electric equipment, Plastic arch supports to relieve all weak foot conditions.Children's Supports a Specialty.By appointment only Phone Number: WE.2-1545 of Canada\u2019s Kitchen, were found and tender as the day they were flavor had become quite mellow FREEZER STORAGE IMPROVES FRUIT CAKE FLAVOR: Like many other of the good things in life, the flavor of fruit cake improves with age.These cakes (one un-iced, the other with butter icing) after 9 months storage in the home freezer the cakes were extra Christmas anytime, especi during other se to be as moist baked and the .For freezing, placed in plastic freezer bags which were fastened securely after expelling excess air.Uf you have away in your freezer?It makes wonderful eating Casseroles that store in the refrigerator until needed are the perfect ally for the busy shopper or hostess.This one is a tasty, rich dish that fills the bill.Combine 112 cups cooked Shamrock ham or Spam, cut-up with 1 can cream of chicken soup mixed with 4 cup milk and flavored, if you wish, with curry.Place in casserole.Top with cut-up Spred- easy cheese.Dot with butter.Bake in moderate oven 350 deg.F., for 30 minutes.Serves 4 to 6 depending on appelite.(It's an easy recipe to double or triple).Serve with rice or mashed potatoes, For The Finest QUALITY BEEF Obtainable Phone HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\" English Family Butcher and Grocer Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Groceries Fruits and Vegetables wrapped in transparent film and cake this year, why not put some ally when served unexpectedly asons of the year.2 NE TM We take this opportunity to thank our customers for their patronage during the past year and to wish everyone a Very Merry Christmas and A Happy and Prosperous New MIA BELLA'S =.SLENDERIZING & BEAUTY SALON REG'D.4504 ST.CATHERINE ST.W.WE.7-1154 MICE GL EE CCH EE LA CNE LDLC CE HE HR MOCK CCIE IC LL LL D LCL CIC LE CU IEICE CICS > Our fervent Christmas prayer \u2014 that all of you will share with us the hope for Peace on Earth, Good Will Toward Men.BRADNER FUR CO.4945 Sherbrooke West HU.4-1133 Four million food packages to be distributed by CARE Four million food packages will be distributed by CARE to hungry peoples around the world, in the relief organization's 1959 Food Crusade.A contribution of $1 per package from generous Canadians and Americans will make this mass relief project possible.Each package contains 22 lbs.of surplus food .milk powder.flour and corn meal .U.S.governments from our farm abundance, The food package is enough.to supplement the diel of four.-persons for one month.People who\u2019 will be fed from CARE's Food Crusade program include refugees, undernourished school children, orphans, disaster victims, destitutes families, the aged and the sick in 15 countries: West Germany.Greece, Guatemala; Hong Kong, India, Iran, Italy, Korea, Pakistan, Poland.Turkey, and Yugoslavia.CARE's staff members in each area supervise deliveries solely on the basis of greatest need.Colombia, Ecuador, Haiti.as rice, margarine, beans and meat to match nutritional needs in various areas.Costs of packing, supplementary buying and delivery are then balanced so that every $1 donated covers one Food Crusade package based on country conditions.Contents and weights vary accordingly.A typical farm - food package, for Greece, contains 4!% lbs.milk powder.to make 18 quarts; 10 lbs, flour and 10 lbs.corn meal.Every package is delivered with the name and address of the contributing individual or group, to tell the recipients that Canadians, and Canada, are their friends.Paul J.Courian, Director of CARE of Canada, urged Canadians during the Christmas Season to spread the spirit of brotherhood across the earth as well as at home and send a message of hope and courage lo our less fortunate fellow beings abroad.Contributions in any amount can be sent to CARE of Canada, Piping hot buns stuffed with good tasting foods, assorted pickles, a combination salad and dessert of hol mincement tarts topped with ice eream or hard sauce and lots of freshly brewed coffee is a menu idea that busy holiday hostesses appreciate.especially when the buns can be prepared and refrigerated until needed.Start off this informal meal with mugs of hot soup or bouillon and crisp crackers.ÿ ÿ v given to CARE by the Canadian and In addition, to make help more effective, CARE buys items such > SELECTED FRESH KILLED TURKEYS 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.SELECTED XMAS TREES WE.7-9455-6 Ottawa and an official receipt will be issued.MOTEUR IS SEE OT EU IR CRI INCE RIC ER CESS CR EIS SIRS) ow ew - ; v - Ÿ Helen Forbes, Proprietor Millinery and Dresses 1219 Greene Avenue WE.2-1544 DRI MIDE NIB NDI NINN SIRI IID NII NIB I DN ND NICE CCE PE CIS CIC ESC IC ICS CIC IE \u2014 | MISS SMITH\u2019S MILLINERY Season's GREETINGS E.HARGREAVES Reg\u2019d.Corsetieres Miss C.Wright, Proprietor 4159 St.Catherine St.W.WE.2.7008 © Erg -\u2014r Ah aes OH As a prestige symbol, snow- : melting installations may soon beg come a winter substitute for the ed that steady teaching is a , : Merry Chvisimes, 1959 77 Your School, Your Child and You shortly after the dawn of a new à ist of task that would fray the nerves year.swimming pool.These consist o H lid d S h ] of an ox.These are both sober x ) pipes buried in the surfacing ma- oll ays an chnolars statements.An hour of teach- © GOLD e COPPER § terial through which heat is cir- ing is certainly the equivalent] o CADMIUM © SILVER * .culated to melt the snow.The of a whole morning of office o gags * CHROME 2 efficiency of snow-melting sys- cr By E.George Cochrane, B.A.MEd.iwi at oe \u2018nergy in * Nicks * RHODIUM À tems has recently been boosted The arrival of Christmas classrooms, the young person office work are child's play i REPAIRED REPLATED A by the development of an ethy- nolidays is not an unmitigated who has used his holiday time compured with handling a REFINISHED LACQUERED 1 lene glycol heat transfer medium blessing for the parents, and wisely should be bouyantly re- class, and the smaller the ! | specially developed for this use.particularly the mothers, of school-age children.For a period of 10 days to a fortnight the little darlings, freed from the routine of school and homework and ablaze with the excitement that the Yuletide season customarily ignites in young hearts, seem constantly in the maternal hair \u2014 and at times when mother has so many things todo.Sooner or later during this * Christmas holiday period.| every normal mother is going 3 A juvenated.As for the teachers, perhaps these words from Professor Jacques Barzun's stimulating book \u201cThe Teacher in America\u201d will prove sufficient justification for the generous holidays which educators enjoy: \u201cIn recounting my apprenticeship I called teaching backbreaking work and later 1 hint- JOHN H.FEELEY & Sons Lid., Est.1899 Repairing Silversmiths end Elec- tre Platers, Operating Caonade\u2019s Largest High Class Jeb Shop.WE CALL FOR & DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St.VI.5-7947 A few dosrs sbove St.Catherine St.) Opposite Henry Muigun & Co.class, the harder the work.\u201d In other words, the teacher's pedagogical batteries are bad- | ly in need eof recharging by the time that the Yuletide season approaches \u2014 and the approximately two-week re-! spite is by no means more than the weary teacher vequires io equip himself for the class- \u2018 room struggles that will begin RINT SE to send forth, from the very depths of despair and peus | tion, this cry: \u201cOh why, oh | why can\u2019t they shorten these holidays?\" without education Merry Christmas Best Wishes for a Happy Holiday The question is not Why do | release its merits.Season.institutions | THE = a s a their teachers and their learn A ers for such secmingly long periods?f There is, of course.the need i for time to be set aside for the - proper observance of Christ-! mas, one of the most important dates on the Christian calendar.But the office and factory workers do not enjoy a respite between Christmas and New Year's.Why should the teachers and the pupils?Lel's answer that question first in terms of the pupils.Learning is hard work, and when it is learning that involves a high degree of intellectual effort, it becomes probably the hardest work that a person is ever called upon to do.The boy or girl who has been working diligently and conscientiously, whose mental muscles are being stretched |: daily, should feel very much in need \u2018of a change of pace by the time that December 23rd rolls\u2019 araund.Unbroken periods of hard work lead sooner or later to a stage of diminishing returns, where subconscious boredom produces a mental fatigue that handicaps creative effort and genuine learning.There is also the factor of physical health, The Christmas holidays provide pupils With an\u2019 opportunity for many ne SWOP SHOP 1373A Greene Ave.: A Ë WE.2-3001 I SSSA SEIS INTE DURE EIDE Da writ 3a.al Ou R sincere wishes for a happy holiday to our customers.| PATTY PAGE \"Where Girls of all Ages Love to Shop\" 4901 Sherbrooke St.W.HU.4-4875 GLOWING BRIGHTLY: our warm wish \u2014 MERRY CHRISTMAS! PARIS-VOGUE hours of frequent exercise in the fresh air.a state of affairs that does.not obtain when the schools are in session.By the time the school bells ring to summon students back to their Hellenic Ladies\u2019 | Chari ty Ball Committee members for the annual Charity Ball held by the Hellenic | Ladies\u2019 Benevolent Society on Saturday evening, January 9, at the Windsor Hotel, are chairmen, Mr.and Mrs.Demetre charge of hotel arrangements, Mr.of program, Mrs.Nicholas Nakis; co-chairman of program, Mrs, John Panopalis: secretary of program, Mrs.Alex Hrisohoidis; editor of souvenir book, Mrs.Steve Gouzopoulos: in charge of prizes, Mrs.Ananias Destounis; of junior committee, Miss Marina Stamos; chairman of ticket committee, Mrs.Nicholas Baktis; co- opirman of ticket committee, Mrs.Mark Mehr; tertainment and music, metre Manolakos: Mr.De- telin.chairmaff in charge of en- = in charge of |\" publicity.Mrs.Nicholas D.Deme- # Add interest to your appetizer The Staff o BARBER A VERY We have enjoyed s f HANS HAI his opportunit s and friends .» » SHOP takes 1 all their client MERRY CHRISTMAS DRI IN FIN eg EC RES erving you in Argyrakis: \u201cco-chairmen, Mr.and may continue to rece Mrs.Vassilios Fragatos; secre- hat we tary, Mrs.Sophia Moscoutis; in 4927 Sherbrooke St.West RDRESSER a nd HANS y to wish the past and hope ive your patronage.Hans Thiede and Staff ELEC OE and Mrs.John P.Colivas: chair : : : BMPS man of floor committee, Miss in 3 HIMIII HAIR FN Mary Hallas Daoussis; chairman Sy mE FIRMA MI HU.4-4501 3 Mr.& Mrs.J.Baron (rays with crisp Bacon Curls.(NEAR CLAREMONT) î 4968 Sherbrooke W.TVs Shamrock Side Bacon into].Open Till 9 p.m.Every Night Until New Year 3 HU.6-9721 picks.Dry out in hot oven or plunge into deep hot fat until crisp.SLR LR RRL 18 The Westmount Examiner It\u2019s ime to serve gay Holiday meals Many and varied are the pretty desserts and salads that add color and glamor to lunch and dinner tables during the last week of December.If you like the simplicity of fresh fruit after your turkey dinner, build an artistic center-piece of apples, bananas, pears, oranges, and white, purple, and pink grapes, with holly or mistletoe stuck here and there for a green touch, (Stick a fat red candle in the center, lighted during the main part oi the meal, if you like+.When dessert time comes, simply say.\u2018\u2019Our centerpiece is our dessert,\u201d and let family und guests take whatever fruit they fancy.You'll find that this informality appeals to many people \u2014 and it's no trouble at all for a maidiess meal ending! If there are several children at your table, they will like a centerpiece made of a candy snowman set on an arrangement of small WEDDING Why compromise?selection of flowers, and meticulous FLOWERS It costs no more for better attention Merry Christmas, 1959 evergreen boughs, You'll need a little hat that can be bought at the favors counter at the dime store and a small lace doily for the collar.CANDY SNOWMAN 15 cups puffed rice (about 11% packages) 2'>: cups light corn syrup 1 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon vinegar 'y cup butter 2 teaspoons vanilla Combine corn syrup, salt and vinegar.Cook until a few drops in water form a hard ball (255° F.), Remove from heat; add butter and vanilla, stirring only enough to combine.Mixing quickly, gradually pour cooked syrup over puffed rice in a large, greased bowl.Using about two- thirds of the mixture, shape the snowman\u2019s body over an empty wide, squatlly can turned upside down.Turn right side up and fill in additional candied puffed rice exquisite workmanship to every detail to all.MR.PIERRE and Staff take pleasure in saying \"Thank You\" to our many Christmas.happiness for everyone.May this Yule be filled with wonder and Compliments of the Season Pierre Mon Coiffeur\u201d terre on oil four BEAUTY SALON 4445 St.Catherine St.W.(Westmount Place Apartments) friends and customers at WE.2-6905 5500 ae ER ground for cards, DECORATIVE SCREEN to display Christmas cards is simple and inexpensive to make.Three 4':-foot lengths are cui from a standard sheel of wallboard and nailed to flat surfaces of heavy quarter-round which serve as supporting legs.Fast-drying, low- odour latex paint was used because it seals, without sizing, the porous surface of wallboard to form a smooth, attractive back- to curve over edge of can.Shape remaining candied puffed rice to form head.Make face using round chocolate mints for eyes, a red cherry for a nose, cherry for the mouth, and half pecan kernels for the buttons on his suit.If candied puffed rice hardens before shaping is complete, put in moderate oven for a few minutes to soften.A simple-to-make but most ef- fective-to-see dessert is the candle- lighted yule log shown in the bakers\u2019 jelly rolls placed end to end and iced with a thick layer of delicately flavored whipped cream, sprinkled lavishly with moist shreds of coconut and placed in the refrigerator until dessert time.COCONUT YULE LOG 1 cup heavy cream 14 cup confectioners\u2019 sugar 1 egg yolk 14 teaspoon nutmeg 15 teaspoon vanilla extract 34 cup moist coconut ('z of 4-ounce can) 2 baker's jelly rolls (11-ounce ones) Beat cream, confectioners\u2019 sugar, egg yolk, nutmeg, and vanilla together until stiff.Place jelly rolls together and spread whipped cream mixture over tops and sides of both rolls.Sprinkle coconut over whipped .cream.Refrigerate until ready lo serve.Serves 12-14.Note: If you'd like to use this yule log as a centerpicce.frost with plain white icing, sprinkle with coconut, place candles down center and use as centerpiece while serving the main part of the meal, then slice and serve on crystal plates.If you're having a pudding for dessert, either the traditional plum pudding or a lighter fruit pudding, and plan to serve hard sauce with it, pack this into a square pan to the depth of about 1 inch.Chill.Cut with star-shaped cookie cutter dipped in hot water.Chill stars until time to serve on top of your pudding or on a piece of rich fruitcake.You probably have a special hard-sauce recipe which you wlil want to use, but if you do not, here is one.* HARD SAUCE 4 tablespoons butter 1 cup confectioners\u2019 sugar 1 tablespoon cream or fruit juice Few drops vanilla illustration.Its base is a pair of | Cream butter and add sugar gradually.Add cream or fruit juice, blending smoothly; add vanilla.a sliver ofx CARDED DID IIMB DN BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR Clement's Food Market INC.' 4820 Sherbrooke St.W.(REECE CUE IREE Greetings to du dois 4887 Sherbrooke West Warm your guests when they serunch in from the white out- ; \u2018doors: with a hearty snack mai with Burns\u2019 canned Chili Con Carne.Heat the Chili while you toast bread one side in your broiler.Cover the untoasted side with Spreadeasy cheese and return to the broiler to melt.Top with heaping spoonfuls of piping hot Chili.THE \"It Beats as It Sweeps os It Cleans, Gets The Deep-down Dirt Other Cleaners: Miss\u2019 Latest models now on display Consult the rug man, Malcolm Gregory GREGORY'S ORIENTAL \"RUG CO.415) ST.CATHERINE WEST WE.2-4277 Eve.RE.8-4605 Turn in your old Hoover on a New model HU.4-8436 our Friends FRENCH PASTRY AND CATERING HU.1-8163 SF Ban a CM ee .ced seed A of Ne on unt The story behind The Queen's broadcast (from page 5) his presence is a big factor in the Queen\u2019s confident and relaxed manner.On December 17th, the Canadian broadcast successfully over, we again invaded the Palace with our apparatus, settling down in the drawing-room of the Belgian suite on the ground floor.This time, we simulated the Good Wishes to Our Many Friends.SHEINART DRY GOODS Reg'd.3001 ST.ANTOINE ST.(Corner Atwater) WE.2-6504 We take this opportunity fo wish you the very best of everything x MacDonald 392 Victoria Ave.HU.65-6676 * A bright Christmas to our many friends and customers! EM, Modes 5135 Sherbrooke W.(Corner Vendome) HU.8-8981 Christmas message.scene on Christmas Day.Even the actual Sandringham curtains were there, and a desk similar to the one the Queen would sit at to make her broadcast.On December 23rd, after two Palace rehearsals, the scene sifi- ed to Sandringham's Long Library, built by Edward VII as a bowling alley, and the sessions resumed.They continued through a 90-minute \u2018screen test\u201d that day, and into Christmas Eve, ending with a 45-minute private discussion on the broadcast.As the Queen and I were discussing this, a door opened and Prince Charles walked in.He sat down and listened quietly, then just as quietly left.He must be well aware that one day he will be faced with this same ordeal.1 .Earlier, he had shown such in- \u2018Satiable curiosity over our big \u201czoom\u201d cameras outside that the cameramen had hoisted him on toy the rostrum and let him \u201cshoot\u201d his father \u2014 a hectic operation since the Duke, in fun, kept dodging the lens.Technically, little has changed since the Queen's first Christmas broadcast in 1957.True, the microphones \u2014 three were hidden in 1957 in.a vase of flowers on her desk \u2014 have been changed to \u201cboom\u201d microphones, long metallic arms reaching, owt of sight, to a point just above the Queen's head.- The desk itself has been replaced by a more informal white sofa and chair, with an occasional table for the Queen's script, and the two 1957 cameras, which wheeled to within two or three feet of the Sovereign, have been replaced by a \u201czoom\u201d camera which never approaches nearer than ten feet, with a standby camera alongside, as well as one in the grounds outside.While the Queen speaks, only the Duke and seven technicians are present in the curtained-off section of the Long Library.And of those seven, four are visible to the Queen.The others work behind the acoustic screens.No one else is permitted to enter the room during the broad- Christmas decorations that cost a lot to buy can be made very inexpensively at home from Sty- rospan, the plastic foam material available in a variety of shapes and sizes.An example is stylized angels made from triangles and balls of Styrospan.Other materials needed are.toothpicks to join head to body, gold spray paint, angel hair, sequins for eyes and mouth and gold metallic mesh for wings attached with pins.Two or three of these angels make a striking table or mantle decoration.Srambled eggs or cut-up hard- cooked eggs heated in your favorite cream sauce take on holiday airs when spooned over buttered toast topped with Burns\u2019 Devilled Ham Sandwich spread.Antony Craxton, the BBC producer of the Royal cast.Prince Charles, Princess Anne, the Queen Mother and other members of the Royal Family, sit in an adjoining drawing room \u2014 one of Sandringham\u2019s 200 vision authorities.And where am I ?As producer, I am seated in a control van in a courtyard outside, head-phoned, intently watching five television screens, and in verbal contact with the cameramen every second of the broadcast and with London\u2019s central control room at the flick of a switch.Nothing can be left to chance.From July.when we begin our technical survey of the installations at Sandringham, to Christ - mas night, when telerecordings are processed and rushed to London Airport for delivery to the Australian and Canadian tele- rooms \u2014 and wat:+ the Queen on an ordinary television set.The urgency is infectious.Last ER) NS fes AVR \\ \\ N i SA 3 B a ç + + : : year a B.OA.C airliner delayed its Christinas Day fiight 10 hours to take on the Australian 1ele- recording.As scheduled, Australians saw the message on December 28th \u2014 a triumph of be- hind-the-scenes organization.But ; that, after all.is what we hope the whole operation will always be.But let us remember that the supreme ordeal is the Queen's.To broadcast to her subjects the world over is, in itself, strain enough, but when television is.added, the sympathy and good wishes of all who watch and listen must surely pour out towards her.This is a personal message given to each and every one of her sub- Westmount Examiner, 19 Merry Christmas, 1959 jects wherever they may be, and she feels deeply about it.14 is her sincerity, shining through the screen on Christmas Day, that makes all our efforts worthwhile a thousand-fold and more.Christmas No presents st Chrintmas ?\u2014 not even for 6-year-oid Peter ?That's the way it had to be in this family, 800 poor tbe buy lights for the tree .But read, in January Reader's Digest, how little Peter made a present, transfarmed the day into \u2018the richest Christmas we ever had!\u201d Get your copy of January Reader's Digent todny 40 articles of lasting interest.ANNA GOWNS 4921 SHERBROOKE WwW, (Apt.1) LRN In the little quiet places In the large bustling cities To everyone\u2014everywhere MERRY CHRISTMAS BIRKS EBO-BEBARANABEBEBEBEBSIEBE HBEDUUER BEBE yBuBHBEBIBAEARABBNERABABES A Very Merry Christmas and BIND! gases SREBEBHBAABEBGBABBES GUULEDEBEBILELEIVEUUBUBEBULEVEBULEB 488888 a wee A Happy New Year to all our customers.HU.6-0823 SH a3 [ashi 20 The Westmount Examiner e TV © RADIO © APPLIANCES SALES & SERVICE TV Antennas our specialty HI-FI Equipment «nd Transistor Supplies TELETRONICS CORP.LTD.4119 St.Catherine W.WE.5-9282 1 Property For Sale Jewel of a House WEST END AHFA, HEATED GARAGE.PARTICULARS ON REQUEST HU H-8153 2° Property Wanted WESTMOUNT, 7 10 room house.von- ventent location, price 335,000-$50,000 MU.1-7167, 10 Office To Let Western Avenue AT VENDOME Bright, corner, privale office, freshly decorated, conveniently located for transportation (buses, Westmount Station) and parking focibities., Idea) for one- man professional or business undertaking «accountant, salesman, agent, ete desiring good address at moderate rental, Telephone answering can be arranged with adjoining Wust- mount Examiner office.Call Mr.Macbean, HU, 1-2771, 26 Garages To Let METCALFE Street near Sherbrooke, dead storage.Call WE.5-2008, evenings.Auto Storage LIVE OR DEAD Reasonable rates.Call George Durocher, Victoria Avenue Garage, 370 Victoria Avenue.HU.6-0767.SHE Se diet TRADES and PROFESSIONAL same price as regular ad Cha Cartage and Moving | Are You Moving ?Call a reliable mover.Experienced men.r ree estimate.No job too small.Town or country.CALL ROGER WELLINGTON 3- 1491 \u201cMOVING?We have cartons, fibre barrels, cases, boxes.cord, ele.Excellent for packing.ALSO Truck available anytime.Will go anywhere.Fred.WE.2-3038.Dressmaking EUROPEAN dressmaker - désigner.dresses, suits, coats made to measure.Alterations.Specializes in lace.5110 Sherbrooke, Ant.1.DESIGNER, European: gowns.sults, coats, made to order.Alterations.Work guaranteed.HU.90-2945.Furniture Repairs ANTIQUE furniture restoration, \"rer Uinishine.Cabinets and furniture made to order, repaired, remodelled.John's Cabinet Making Reg'd., rear 1251 Greene WE 71-4878.Music Lessons Guitar Lessons HUNTER 1-0971 Pest control ALL pest contra) services, including weed.brush eradication throughout Canada.Free estimates.Pestroy Lad.RI.7 2457.Television \u201cRepairs Scott T.V.and Radio Service FAST, RELIABLE AND FUL GUARANTEED.953 OF WORK DONE | IN HOME $2.50 PER CALL ANYTIME RIVERSIDE 4-1209 Merry Christmas, 1959 -, 8 : ; 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with it there is a recognition that both are gifts from God.Jesus Christ came as the Prince of Peace, and goodwill from God to man came with, Him.Our peace and goodwill grows from a belief in God as Heavenly Father and men as brothers where related to God in Jesus Christ.A gift is something we receive, accept and use.When a 36a Help Wanted Male - Female DO YOU THINK e You can write e Report factually e Work hard e Enjoy pleasant company IF YOU DO THEN WRITE Managing Editor Monitor Publications 7005 Kildare Road Cote Saint Luc p messenger comes to the door at the Christmas Season, we are not bound to open the door or to receive the gift.Few people are foolish enough to dismiss the messenger and refuse the gift for we all like receiving good gifts.The gift of God was the best he could give, a gift of Love, His only Begotten Son.At this Christmastide may God's gift of love, the Christ whose birthday we celebrate, be in \u2018every heart and in every home.\u201cWorship Christ, the newborn King.\u201d Edgar J.Bailey (Rev.BATH & CLOSET DECOR BOUTIQUE GIFTS BERNARD PINSLER \u2018Interior Decorator Established 1886 New Address 1433 ATWATER AVENUE (Forum Building) WE.5-3354 Custom Furniture Upholstering Repaired Draperies \u2014 Curtains \u2014 Bedspreads keepers will have plenty of good strong coffee to offer their guests at meals and towards the end of the evening.This will help not only drivers to keep a sharp eye on traffic until they reach home, but also pedestrians,\u201d he added.Mr.Delage believes that \u201cnearly all drivers and pedestrians in complete possession of their fa- cullies will escape accidents as y long as they remain alert.\u201d The family (Continued from page 12) family, Power and Grace on His side, Obedience and Humility on ours, all summed up from both sides in Him whom we worship and adore in His festival on Christmas Day.Yes, .merriment is a part of that festival, for there is an old religious sense of merry as we find it in an English poem of 1435: \u201cNo thing is merrier than Jesu to sing.\u201d and the point of the happiness is that in Him the family is restored.The value of goods imported into Canada in the first half of 1959 was $2.8 billion, an increase of 10 per cent over 1958.\u2014 Quick Canadian Facts For Sale Steinway Grand PIANO Style O.$1.500.or best offer Phone: WE.2-7306 More people buy GIN à than any other 4 7 Dry Gin I BURNETT'S White Satin IR Î 74 i ST Jo dav GAT « Cr ETTS, BURNETT'S lf London Dry | GIN 1770 SINCE Sports at St.Leo\u2019s Senior pucksters rally fo fie Westmount, 3-3 By PETER RASSENTI and RAY MAYNARD St.Leo's seniors battled from behind three times before set- {ling for a 3-3 draw with West- mount High seniors at the West- mount rink.It was a loosely played contest with good hockey at a premium.Lightweight George Spare, Academy center was the standout player of the game, notching (wo smart goals and playing heads up hockey all the way.Our bantams continued along the victory trail, racking up two more exhibition wins to run their streak to five straight.Connie Nucci led his club to a 6 to 2 win over Lower Canada, with a hat trick.Claude Servant, Derek Johnson and Tony Tyrrell were also prominent in the victory over the young but promising collegians.St.Leo's pee wee youngsters are finding the going tough lately and things are not helped any by having to face opponents who have the benefit of playing in two separate leagues.Roslyn walloped them 8 to 4 in a regular league encounter.On Monday, Dec.28, the senior Saints will open the McGill High School hockey invitation tournament at McGill rink.when they face Chambly High team.The team will play two games on opening day.The pee wee outfit, led by a five-goal splurge by John Don- nelly got back in winning form with a 7 to 0 win over Queen's school.Mike Farrell and Dalton Barnoff also played well for the winners.Diminutive 11-year-old Bruce Norris got himself another shutout.' St.Leo's seniors will play host to Lower Canada on Wednesday.Dec.30, at 4:30 p.m.The LCC team are reported a formidable club and the team to beat for top honors in the GMIAA race this year.A few members of the seniors visited St.John\u2019s Military College and were impressed at the important part competitive sports play in their educational program, With the Christmas season upon us, 1 would like to suggest a few gifts for the following: to coach Andy McGil- lis, the end of the injury and sickness jinx that haunts his senior team; to Larry Grant, a hockey stick that has a few goals in it; to Peter Johnson, a book entitled 10 easy ways to learn latin and another book to big Jacques Lemieux, senior defenseman, on {ripping does not pay off except in penalties; to goaler John Bon- neau, a long goaler stick to keep his defensemen from backing in on top of him; to Maurice Cusson, a mirror on the player's bench to allow him to use his comb to better advantage and to one and all from us to you, a Merry Christmas and a New Year filled with health and happiness.Recent studies of Canadian Indians sponsored by the Canadian Cancer Society show that Indians have less skin cancer than do whites.One explanation of this may be that the pigment in the skin is a protection against the sun's rays.Past studies with American negroes show that they, too, have much less skin cancer than do whites.Goalie Rassenti headed for big hockey season Peter Rassenti, 13-year-old goalkeeper for St.Leo's Senior \u201cA\u201d entry in the Greater Montreal Interscholastic Athletic Association, would like to follow in the footsteps of his National Hockey League idol, Terry Sawchuck.This year, Peter is listed as the youngest player in the League.Oddly enough, Rassenti didn't start off his hockey career as a goalkeeper but as a defenseman for Summerlea Coronations in Lachine.He was 11 then.The following year he entered St.Leo's and played for the pee wees.Rassenti\u2019's goalkeeping aptitudes didn't come to light until playoff time.The regular goalie had been injured and he was chosen to fill in as emergency replacement \u2018because he wasn't a very fast skater\u201d his coach, Andy McGillis says.\u201cHe came through pretty well, holding the opposition to a 1-1 tie,\u201d McGillis added.This year, Rassenti was at St.Leo's Senior training camp along with two other netminders.TCOCECENEEOCE CELELESEEOTCCCO When the regular Senior goatie decided not to play, Peter was given the job.So far.he has played three games.One was against Daniel O'Connell.He allowed two goals Ÿ PHONE HU.6-1843 Westmount Examiner, 21 Merry Christmas, 1959 in a 22 tie.At Lake Placid, Peter was in nets for one of the two games St, Leo's played, and although he let four goals get by him, he handled many difficult shots from the sticks of 18 and 19 year-old American players.The team played another exhibition game at Westmount Park against DOC and Rassenti earned himself a shutout, EIEN EEE EE OE OO IE OOO EE OC EE OEY, May the true spirit of Christmas fill the air.may the benefits linger on throughout the holiday season and the year to come.FRANK McCAFFREY SHELL SERVICE STATION Corner Sherbrooke ond Decarie RES.: HU.6-194) ARRMANIMI RN MMII: HIND IDR D312: 213030 I De I BP BN PR GREETINGS FROM OUR STAFF and thank you for your loyal patronage ART FRENCH SHELL SERVICE STATION Victoria and Western Aves.HU.6-0077 Annual Boat Show in New York FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: | Come to the COMMODORE YACHT CLUB 333 Levesque Blvd., Pont Viau , or call MO.9-0075 \u2014 \u2018 FE.4-4546 3 | 5 LIMITED NUMBER ONLY \u2014 DEADLINE DECEMBER 28th 1959 FOR ONLY Return trip This is your chance to visit the largest boat show in the world.Also a visit to the Trojan Boat Co.in Lancaster, Penn.$70.85 Return trip Montreal - New York Room in New York for two nights at the Piccadilly Hotel New York - Lancaster SETI RRR EN Program: Leaving Montreal, Jan.14th 1960, Station.Arriving New York, Jan.15th 1960, 7.30 a.m , Grand Central CHECK IN AT THE PICCADILLY HOTEL Leaving New York, Jan.15th 1960, 11.25 a m.Penn.Depot Arriving Lancaster, Jan.15th 1960, 2.15 p.m.Lancaster Station, VISIT TO THE TROJAN BOAT PLANT DINNER IN LANCASTER COURTESY TROJAN BOAT CO.Leaving Lancaster, Jan.15th 1960, 10.11 p.m, Lancaster Station, Arriving New York, Jan.16th 1960, 1.35 a.m, Penn.Depot.SATURDAY & SUNDAY \u2014 NEW YORK BOAT SHOW AT COLISEUM Leaving New York, Jan.17th 1960, 11.45 p.m , Grand Central Arriving Montreal, Jan.18th 1960, 8.55 a.m., Windsor Station 10.25 p.m., Windsor a 22 The Westmount Examiner Merry Christmas, 1959 CAMP MACAZA LABELLE COUNTY Summer Camp for Boys and Girls 7 to 12 yrs.* 12th Year * Boating, swimming, hoadicrafts, boxing, drematics ond trips, all under the supervision of carefully chosen staff end directed by Miss Ruby Smith, BA., MSPE.Booklet on request 501 Claremont Avenue Westmount THE ICE PALACE FOR MONTREAL'S FIRST WINTER CARNIVAL A DISTIKGUISHED WHISKY Another notable achievement in 1883 was the creation of the distinguished Canadian Rye Whisky.Scagram\u2019s \u201883\u2019.Generations of Canadians since 1883 have enjoyed the distinctive flavour and bouquet of this fine whisky.Seaglam 66 99 : What could be more welcome.« « « than the cool and friendly, up-to-date enjoyment of Dow\u2014the most festive ale of all! 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ONLY DOW {S \u201cCOOL CONTROL\" BREWED .Kenneth 3 Rl ORE S-Ni 7 \u201cNow which do you mean \u2014wonderful \u2018figure skating,\u2019 or wonderful figure\u2014 skating ?\u201d , London Express\u2014MONEWS Moss to speak sports affairs Perry Moss appointed coach and general-manager of the football Alouettes will be guest speaker at the 27th annual Awards Nighl and Banquet of the Sportsmen's Association of Montreal at the Sheraton Mount Royal Hotel, Feb.17.In making the announcement Copland of N.D.G., association president, said this would be the first public speaking date for Moss who thus far has appeared only al press conferences and a victory dinner for Lakeshore Alouelte Flyers.The Flyers, Canadian intermediate football champions, will be among recent titleholders on the Dominion or international level.who will be guests of honor at the affair, The NHL Canadiens, four time Stanley Cup winners, also will be on hand.But, then the Habs are practically permanent guests at Sportsmen's banquet.Copland said that the \u201cAwards Night\u201d usually held in December, has been moved over to the turn of the year for the first time.Copland believes that by setting the dinner back a month and a half, sports writers and other selectors have a better perspective in naming candidates for the past year's individual awards.These include player of the year, most efficient sports executive and certificate of merit for men who have made great contributions to sports, Quebec city sets plans for pee wee tourney A pee wee hockey tourpament with teams from the United States and Canada will be held in Quebec City February 20-27 as part of the Quebec Winter Carnival, Tournament officials have also invited Russia to send a team of 10-year-olds.The invitation was sent to the Soviet embassy in Ottawa.The tournament will be divided into four classifications, with 50 teams expected to enter.Duluth.Minn., has already accepted an invitation, tournament organizer Gerard Bolduc announced.The four classes are \u2018AA\u2019, for towns of more than 35,000 population; \u2018A\u2019 for 7,500 to 35,000; \u2018B\u2019 for 3,000 to 7,500 and \u2018C\u2019, for 3,000 and under.CURIOSITY KILLS Any normal child is inquisitive.Not only doës he ask questions but - he wants to handle such things as knives, matches, and any form of fire.He wants to taste the things he sees, especially those fascinating things in the medicine cabinet or under the kitchen sink.Most of the household cleansers are poisonous and many of the common home remedies are dangerous (0 a child.Drugs that are helpful to an adult may be poison to a small child whose ex- ploring fingers find them, -YMHA to feature sixteen shows during the holidays with competitors from other organizations.Entry forms are available for ait the events.Sanction has been given by the various sport governing bodies for the competitions including the Boxing Committee of the A.A.U.of C., the Wrestling Committee of the A.A.U.of C., the Montreal Judo Association, the Quebec Section of the Canadian Amateur Swimming Association, The Montreal Basketball League, and all similar sports groups.Sixteen sports shows and competitions will feature the Winter Holiday Sports Carnival at the Snowdon YM-YWHA.The program according to Morton Rapoport, chairman of the project, will attract ™ more than the 428 competitors from the 34 organizations that competed last year.- The program is co-ordinated by Moe Brenhouse who announces the dates as being the weekend of December 26 and 27.The two-day program is directed at a time of the year when young people have full time andy should be engaged in active Dirty panda bears \u2014 and it programs such as sports offer.won't be long before that Christ- Behind the program is Morrie; Mas gift is grubby \u2014 may be Bruker.director of physical} cleaned by rubbing dry corn meal education at the Snowdon build- | jnto the dirly parts and then | ing.brushing out.If that doesn\u2019t prove With a tremendous program in ; action the Carnival offers am in) satisfactory then open down the young and older people an op- back, take out the stuffing and portunity of measuring their skid wash with soap and water.IT'S WELL WORTH / J.L (Tommy) GAUMOND Grosvenor Service Station Your Champlain Oil Dealer Corner Grosvenor & Sherbrooke At your service from 7 a.m.to 10 p.m.daily BOR] except Sunday.WE.3-4092 WE.5-0573 Also Operating Grosvenor Auto Repair BODY WORK PAINTING 2358 NOTRE DAME STREET WEST 1 .4 ; k $Y 4.A AB WH AR.EE CE ET Ye + She Wectmount' Examiner \"Merry Ctiristrmes, 1954\" 23 i MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE Here's a friendly wish te our eus- tomers and friends.Enjoy the happiest of Yuletide Holidays and a Happy.Happy Now Year.H.B.MOTORS LIMITED 221 VICTORIA AVE.! WE.5-9611 \"Where Service Is a Hobby\" A NUE LA EL EE SE D CHIE IC EME EEOC OEE I EM CIENCY THESE SIX former members of the CNR-Grand Trunk football team date back to 1919, the last time Canadians ever saw or played the 14-man game.Left to right, front row: Frank Ulley, Gordon Marshall, team coach; Teddy Taite.Back row: Ben Ferguson, Lorne Taylor and Ralph Harrison.Canada's best curlers compete in Scotland \u201860 Canada\u2019s top curling rink, te be chosen at the Canadian championships in Fort William, Ont., March 7 to 11, will meet the entry of Scotland\u2019s Royal Caledonian Curling Club in the 1960 Scotch Cup matches late in March.First two matches in the five- game series will be played in Ayr and Edinburgh March 18 and 21, with the last three in Glasgow, March 22 and 23.The Royal Caledonian Club has advanced its playoff to coincide with the Canadian championships so its own winner may participate.Previously a special playoff was necessary.Last winter, Regina\u2019s Ernie Richardson rink took the inaugural Scotch Cup in five straight gaines.BE CAUTIOUS, STAY AWAY If you are travelling at 50 miles an hour on a wet surface, it will take you at least 350 feet to complete stop, reminds the Provincial Highway Safety Committee, (Prudentia).This distance is at least 100 feet greater than if you were travelling on a dry surfaced road.And the lesson to be learned by this is not lo travel close behind another vehicle when you are speeding along at 50 or 60 miles per hour.Stay away from the one ahead of you and stay safe.ro \u2014\u2014r The cost of fringe benefits in a representative group of Canadian companies in 1957 was $701 per worker, or about 35 cents per hour per worker.ce .ew brew * BEER ba of Qu 1 J LOOK FOR : ively mod swer to Ne : THE RED, WHITE 5 excl i a \u201cAND BLUE LABEL \" \\son ; ig deal I a a ALE & PORTER ays iv! 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