The Westmount examiner, 7 octobre 1960, vendredi 7 octobre 1960

[" Es VOL.XXXI, No.40 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, OCT.7, 1960 16 PAGES 233» 35 5 CENTS \u201cBoo\u201d still publishing Page 4 FIRE PREVENTION WEEK LET'S MAKE MUSIC: Repeating the last (wo yeats successful musical programmes, ST.GEORGE'S SCHOOL and its musical director, MARIO DUSCHENES of the BAROQUE TRIO, have iavited EUGENE KASH to join im direct- ins a Ahird series of concerts for solo instruments an# gmail ensemble, at which the audience wilt or have .the opportunity to talk to the guest artists and examnne the instruments, at St, George's School, 3100 Wesmount boulevard, at 2:30 p.m, en Saturday afternoons November 12.December 19.March 11, 1961, April 15, 1961.Here Harriet Smith, Jane Ress.and Nonie Sipart geb ingicue- WELL, MY HEAVENS ! © deficiencies in esimount sued, $103,000 in land deal als a ment dat ae fear.Page 3 Little Jimmy, held by mother Mrs.James O'Connell, seems as in- .terested in the views of the heavens as anyone, including the owner of the \u2018scope.Klaus Brasch.The picture was taken last week as star gazers of the Royal Astronomical Society gathered in Westmount Park to view various selected wonders of space.last year their meeting s rained out, but the.weatherman was more co-operative this rice ra \u2014St, Charles Photo The aging pedestrian More elderly people, by far, are killed in pedestrian traffic accidents than any other adults.At age 65, the pedestrian death rate sours to alarming proportions.and continues upward with cach additional year of age.Three factors are the failing sight, hearing, and slowed- down reactions of older people.For this reason the Royal Automobile Club says that persons over 65 should exercise great caution in crossing the street, If vou fall in this age group, make allowances for your slower walking habits, and be sure that you have the proper glasses to compensate for your vision, And, if you are in poor physical health, arrange for a friend or member of your fa- mily to accompany you when crossing the street.It is the safest way.This is one of a series of articles dealing with pedestrian safety prepared by the Royal Automobile Club of Canada in co-operation with its affiliate in the USA.the American Automobile Association.Next week\u2019s weather By ERIC NEAL October 8 to 15 Generally sunny with morning hour or rime frosts, but pleasant and warming in the day, Coastal storms could bring some wind and widely scattered showers, with thunder and hall.Temperature range 30-70°F, Bright and milder in the middle of the week, then frosts, occasional cold ruins and more wind.Tomatoes and other delicate plants should be well protected.They will gel more sun te keep them going a little longer next week, Mainly mild and fair for the ead of the week, with some morning mist er fog, < 2 The Westmount Exeminer, Friday.Octeber 7, 1960 Air Ways Night flying started at Cartierville field By LARRY McINNIS A FIRST FOR CARTIERVILLE: Night flying was instituted on a trial basis at Cartierville Airport Tuesday night, marking the first time in the history of the old field that night landings and takeoffs have been allowed.Authorities have always frowned on the idea because it might cause some confusion for approaching liners at nearby Dorval, whose runways are in the same pattern as Cartierville.Flyers from the various clubs around the field have been remarking for years that it would be a good idea if some form of night flying would be permitted at Cartierville.As with all things, it took the concentrated efforts of two workers to get the thing underway \u2014 Louis Boivaird, Chief Controller for the Department of Transport at Cartierville and Ed Gates, assistant chief flying instructor at the Montreal Flying Club.They made a noble effort, accomplishing an almost impossible task in the face of extreme difficulties, and I hope that those who have, and will.take advantage of this new innovation are duly appreciative, * * * A TRIBUTE: It started when Louis and Ed talked over the possibility of night flying, and the means and authority to finally implement their wishes, After a lot of arguments and meetings, permission for training flights at night was granted.Louis and Ed, almost single handedly.laid out 118 flare pots along runway 24-06 and the laxi strip to the Montreal Flying Club.Actual night flying staried at 8 p.m.and continued to midnight, with Louis operating the control tower.This was extra work for Louis for which he did not get paid, and the same with Ed.Six Flying Club aircraft used the facilities, and Louis said there were 236 \u201c\u2018touches-and-goes™ in the four hour period, making onc landing and takeoff every minute, ne =} :k HARD WORK: All these flare pots must be lit and extinguished by hand.They are laid out cach Tuesday and picked up again Wednesday morning, laid out again Thursday and picked up again Friday morning.Night flying will go on twice a week, weather permitting, on Tuesday and Thursday nights.Louis says the lighting system will gradually get better.Next week he hopes to be able to use a different type of fluid in the pots, giving a little more brilliance on the runway itself.Eventually, if the idea proves popular enough, a regular lighting system may be installed.Ed Gates reminds those who are interested that only advanced bookings will be taken into consideration because of the terrific amount of work needed to get the runway prepared for night flying, It would be a real heart-breaker if they went to all this work and nobody came oul to take advantage of it, After so many years of Cartierville being closed at night, all pleasure flyers around here should take their hats off to Louis Boivaird and Ed Gates \u2014 a pair who decided to do more than dream.:k * sk COMPLEX COMMUNICATIONS: Certain DOT depariments are already using facilities at the new terminal, including the air traffic control services.CNT, which will be responsible for communications for all departments, announced that push button \u2018phones have replaced a slower lever key system, allowing controllers to call and receive information from any of the vital locations within the airport area.More than 600 aircraft a day are controlled from Dorval.In the control centre, more than 50 telephone circuit terminations lead to various nerve centres within the terminal and other airports.Facilities of the meteorological office have been increased by 35 per cent.Electronic equipment sends and receives weather informations to and from more than 5,000 global points through direct connection with U.S.and British weather systems.® Bonded Roofing e Sheet Metal © Asbestos & Metal Siding for Commercial \u2014 Industrial : Residential | Maintenance and Repairs on All Types of Buildings Leo Falardean PLUMBING @ HEATING © ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK @ GAS HEATERS 3955 St.James Street West Inspection & Estimates on Request WE.3-2432 WE.5-2595 SIENNE A ST me SONIA Obituaries I SOA IEEE ES RE LY TALS SOM SE DR.ROBERT HARVIE Dr.Robert Harvie, well known geologist, died on Sept.30 at the Montreal General Hospital.He was 76.He was one of the first to chart the vast untapped mineral deposits of Northern Ontario and Quebec and was for many years with the Geological Survey of Canada.He was born at his late resi- 4Nathan Fernley, all of Montreal.dence on Metcalfe avenue in 1884, the son of the late Robert Harvie and Henrietta Brodie.After graduating as Gold Medallist from the old Westmount Academy, he attended McGill University where he received his Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees.After a year as Teaching Fellow at Harvard University, he obtained a Doctorate of Philosophy from the University of Wisconsin in 1911.Dr.Harvie was one of the first members of St.Andrew's United Church and took a keen interes! in the growth and development of the city of Westmount, of which his father was one of the carliest residents.On Sept.26, 1960, he.celebrated the 50th anniversary of his marriage to Ada Dalton, who survives him.Also surviving are two daughters, Henrietta, Jean (Mrs.S.H.Dawson, of Watford, England); three sons, John, David, Donald; and seven grandchildren.His eldest son, Flying Officer Robert Harvie, was killed in action with the RCAF in 1943.Also surviving are three sisters, Henrietta, Mrs.Leslie Robertson, and Mrs.R.D.Simpson.Funeral services were held in the chapel of Jos.C.Wray, Mountain street, at 1 p.m.Monday with burial in Mount Royal Cemetery.H.A.VINEBERG Funeral for Herbert Asher Vine- berg, 67, one of the few surviving members in Montreal of the Royal Flying Corps later the Royal Air Force, who died Thursday evening, was held from his home, 603 Belmont avenue, Westmount, on Sunday at 11 a.m.Shiva was private.Born here in 1893, he moved to New York City with his parents when he was one year old and was educated there, returning to Montreal at the age of 18.Joining the army at the outbreak of the First World War, he was later transferred to the Royal Flying Corps with which service he served with distinction.He was awarded the Air Force Cross when, as pilot-navigator, he headed a crew which flew nonstop from Baldonnel Aerodrome near Dublin to Northolt Aerodrome near London.He flew Sir Winston Churchill during the First World War and was a friend of several of the flying **aces\u2019 of that time.Joining the RCAF in 1939, he was a Link trainer instructor during the Second World War, Mr.Vineberg worked with the Canadian Jewish Congress and was instrumental in obtaining chaplainey services for members of the Jewish faith who belonged to the armed forces.A long-time member of Mount Royal Lodge, B'nai B'rith, he was also a life member of the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association.He was a member of Shaar Hashomyim Congregation.Mr.Vincberg is survived by his wife, the forme Eva Friedman; (wo daughters, Augusta (Dusty) Vincberg of the Montreal Star editorial staff and Trina, a member of the editorial staff of The Family Herald.MISS SYLVIA SINGER Funeral for Miss Sylvia Singer, well-known member of the Montreal B'nai B'rith who died suddenly Sunday, was held at Paper- man\u2019s Funeral Home, 5605 Cote des Neiges road, Wednesday at 11 a.m.Born and educated here, she was employed as a private secretary.She had served with several groups, including the Red Cross, the Montreal Volunteer Bureau, the Women's Community Conference and Westmount High School Association.Active in B'nai B'rith committees, she was a former member of the Eastern Canadian Council of that group.She devoted a great deal of her time to the volunteer office at Jewish General Hospital.Miss Singer is survived by her parents, Mr.and Mrs.\u2019 William ampaign Sabbath planned The Board of Jewish Minislers Singer and by a sister, Mrs.and the Synagogue Council of Baha'i talk Sunday Albert Rakovsky, who recently returned from a lecture tour which took him through the Canadian Yukon and North-West Territories and the Western Provinces of Canada, will be speaking on October 9 at the Montreal Centre of the Baha'i World Faith, 1548 Pine avenue west on the subject: \u201cA Look into the Future.\u201d Mr.Rakovsky has been a member of the Canadian UNESCO Mission to Jamaica this year, and Japan last year.He in a past vice-president of the United Nations Association of Montreal -and is well-known through his talks on U.N.subjects and comparative religion.The speaker will take issue with the latest developments in Cuba, Africa and the United Nations, pointing out the necessity of a spiritual solution of love, friendship and understanding, which is the basis of all true religion.As a member of the Baha'i World Faith, he will outline the way in which this Faith is pointing the way for the great religions to be drawn together; thus uniting mankind in a true bond of unity.Prizes offered schoolchildren : for best essay The Royal Commonwealth Society, Montreal, will again this year offer prizes for the best essays by school children across Canada on subjects relating to the Commonwealth.Schools will shortly be in possession of cir- eulars giving details of the competition.The aim of the Society is to encourage the progress of Commonwealth studies in the schools and the prizes are awarded by the Society in Montreal and by its headquarters in London, England.Last year more than 2,000 essays were submitted and winning entries came from such distant areas as the out- ports of Newfoundland, the northern mining districts and remote places in British Columbia.The students participating belonged to univer- ROSEDALE EDGAR A.WRAY Funeral Chapel WURLITZER ORGAN 4911 COTE DES NEIGES RD.Greater Montreal have designated Saturday, October 22 as Joint Campaign Sabbath.Special readings and sermons will serve to emphasize the significance of this single campaign covering (he needs of the Combined Jewish Appeal, the United Israel Appeal and the Rescue and Survival Fund.J.H.Berger, president of the Synagogue Council, when interviewed declared, \u2018The campaign Sabbath is yet another expression of our detérmination to do our utmost on behalf of local and national organizations, the State of Israel and Overseas Relief, all of which\u2018 benefit from the Joint Campaign.I am certain that our goal, though large, will be reached.\u201d The official campaign dates are November 7 to 21.sities, collegiate institutes, convents and all kinds of schools, urban and country, public and private.There are three classes for the competition; under 14 years of age; 14 to 16 and 16 to 19.After essays have been screened, judged and Canadian awards made, the essays of highest merit in each class are forwarded to the London headquarters of the Society tec compete with essays sent in from all over the Commonwealth.The Society has found that the essay competitions have a broadening influence on the participants at a formative age.VV VV VIVO VV VV IP VvVvVeery, A 2129 Bishop St.Vi.2.9112 de A 0 A 0 0 A A 6 te 9 INCLINED\" Telephone Plano Instruction in the formative years will bring out their musical ability and give an appreciation of music that will be a pleasure and advantage in later years.Personalized, patient instruction in piano for juniors and teens.Piano and voice for adults.For information and appoini- ments .home or studio instruction, JOHN COOK WE.2-5009 instruction Modeling and Charm Classes Tots\u2014Teens\u2014Adults Ballet\u2014Tap\u2014Singing\u2014Speech T.V.Training Social Dancing\u2014Speciel mixed young group Mousewives\u2014Business girls Modefing as part time career er self improvement Placement Bureau HU.4-3717 4932 Sherbrooke Street West (Near Claremont) xred and gold designs.orders are becoming increasingly included in the exquisite display that he granted Royal Letters Patent, command@ding that alli of the ware should in future\u2019 bear his Royal Crown.In 1776, the acquisition of the famous Bow factory.and the techniques of creating bone china invented by Richard Heylyn and Thomas Frye meant further fame for the Derby factory.The amalgamation of | Derby, Chelsea and Bow at Derby in 1784, meant that the | best pottery traditions and the | best craftsmen were brought: together.NOTED PAINTERS Duesbury's son, William Dues- bury II, and his partner Michael Kean, an Irish-born miniature painter, strengthened the Company's reputation still further.Kean, it is said, introduced the Imari patterns \u2014 famous all over the world for their cobalt, Chinese Painters like Billingsley, Boreman, Ban- ford, Pegg and the brothers John and Robert Brewer were leading {lower and landscape artists who put their skill into painting the tvpe of china that Derby still produces.j When the factory struck hard times and had to close in 1848, the potters and artists, rather | than see their art die out, ;unchanged for over two hundred The Westmount Exeminer, Fridey.October 7.1960 11 Trafalgar Ball to take place on October 2! Friday, October 21, has been announced as the date of the 15th annual Trafalgar Ball.The information was released by Edward W.Burns, chairman of the 1960 Ball committee.To be held in the Champlain Roam of the Sheraton Mount Royal : Hotel the event is being sponsored by a number of groups associated with the Royal Canadian Navy in | Montreal.These organizations ine | clude Montreal Branch of the, Naval Officers\u2019 Association of Can- | ada, Naval Officers\u2019 Club of Montreal, Wardroom Officers of HMCS \u201cDonnacona\u2019\u201d™ and the Wardroom | Officers of HMCS \u2018\u201cHochelaga\u2019\u2019.\u201cThis year marks the 50th anniversary of the Royal Canadian Navy\u2019 said Mr.Burns, \u201cand with that in mind we are developing our, theme as a salute to the RCN.\u201d i An extensive program is being conducted by the committee to get all former members of the RCN together for the 1960 Ball and it is\u2018 anticipated that one of the largest | crowds in the history of this event] will be in aftendance.Committee members appointed to Of particular interest will be | an inkwell presented to Queen Mary: covered tureens and a rice bowl, made to unusually large dimensions, to the order of King Saud, Sheik of Kuwait and other heads of Eastern States and a selection of elaborately decorated vases and urns made in the 19th century.} The china that is accustomed to receiving Royal patronage is.coveted by every woman who appreciates beauty.Hand-made by craftsmen, designed and painted by artists, its price is surprisingly modest, Created with contcmpor- ary usage in mind, Royal Crown Derby is still the expression of an artistic heritage that has gone on years.be responsible for arrangements include Mr.Burns, Z.W.T.Lewis, R.D.P.Gilday, Eric Harvey, RS.Stuart, N.J.McDonald.Jesse Cohen, L.A.Love, W.D.Moncur, Dave Jones, R.I).Bremner, John Gick and R.C.Rubens.Represest- ing serving members of the Navy on the committee will be Lieutenant Commanders Jim Latimer, John Shee and Harvey Cocks.Mrs.EW, Burns is chairman of the women's committee.«rom | ; 9 ZA NUR.Our Justly Famous MR.EMILE \u201cSofty\u201d Permanent Known for the gentle, true performance it imparts to our hair.Good too, for leached and tinted hair.Regular $18.00 NOW $10.00 EMILE BEAUTY SALON announces the appointment of MR.MARCEL GATONAS formerly of Paris, Fronce Phone WE.5-0562 WE.5-2486 1347 GREENE AVE.Westmount raised enough money amongst | themselves to continue making | Derby ware.With molds and patterns from the old factory | they started a new factory at King street, where it remained till 1935 \u2014 a monument to : the team spirit and zeal of derby craftsmen, still very much alive today.Nowadays, the centuries-old pottery industry is in a healthy state indeed.Despite immense compelition of mass-produced | china, Royal Crown Derby is | flourishing as it has never! flourished before.With a staff of over 400 craftsmen and artists, pressing from the Commonwealth countries and from the United : States.| FOUR CATEGORIES | Derby creations fall into four categories: tableware, gift ware, figures figurines of people, animals and birds, and | china-handled cutlery.The | most famous patterns for\u2019 table and gift ware are brilliantly colored Imari, blue and white Blue Mikado: and softly toned Olde Avesbury.Lesser | known patterns which are, proving very poputar with to- | day's young hostess are: Heraldic, Pinxton Roses, Ken- sington, Devonshire Rouge- mont, Wentworth, Lombardie and Normandie.LEARN English - French - Spanish - Italian - Portuguese At the Canadian Centre for Modern LANGUAGES Experienced Staff \u2014 Modern Methods For information, phone VI.4-0015 TODAY DOG SCHOOL MRS.CASGRAIN\u2019\u2018S OBEDIENCE CLASSES RE-OPEN WED., OCT.12th Puppygarten - Basic \u2014 Advanced Training For information, call Mrs.Alex Casgrain WE.35-1772 12 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, October 7.1960 COMING FASHION SHOW: Kappa Phi show to take place at 8:30 p.m.Chapter of Alpha Onucron Pi So- October 18, in (he Town Hall, rority is sponsoring a fashion Town of Mount Royal.Proceeds awill go towards the Sorurity's na- CHOICE WESTERN BEEK QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables.* IMPORTED PRODUCTS ° NICHOL'S Home-cured Lennoxville HAMS & BACON 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 | BRIDES Drop in and let us suggest appropriate flowers to help make your wedding a memorable one.Naturally there is no obligation, ! road.Take bus 101 or 103 to door.EVENTS tional philanthropic project, cerebral palsy.Tickets may be obtained at the door, RUMMAGE SALE.A rummage, sale will be held at 11 am, on October 15 in first Baptist\u2019 Church Hall, 6215 Cote Saint Luc MILITARY WHIST: Karnak \"Ladies Club will hold a military | whist at 8 p.m.Tuesday, October 18 in Victoria Hall, Westmount, | There will be refreshments and door prizes.Please take your own playing cards.\u2018Tickets may be obtained from Mrs, G Meikle,\u2019 HU.4-4285 or Mrs.R.F.Gled- | hill PO.6-8789.| \u2014\u2014\u2014 | Toastmistress Club The Mount Royal Toastmistress | Club will hold its meeting in the Windsor Hotel on October 11 at 6 p.m.JE éH Barks ate Sfileased lo extend a cordial invitation lo vised lhe slore dee ring Cracious Living Oclobors 21d lo Sih and view lhe distinclive displays of lable sellings fraturing Parks Sler ling, fine china and ci yslal WE À LLE KS Ir me RS | Schurman, president.and Mrs.À.A CHECKING RED FEATHER DONATIONS as they come to West- mount's Headquarters in Dominion-Douglas Church are: left to right: Mrs.J.W.Tait, 623 Murray Hill, deputy chairman, Westmount area; Mrs.Walter A.nue, chairman Westmount HQ.Standing, left to right: Mrs.C.Denys Heward, 559 Grosvenor avenue; Roslyn avenue; and Mrs.H.G.\u2014David Bier Photo Seated, Eversfield, 670 Grosvenor ave- Mrs.D.Harrison, 609 Seybold, 685 Grosvenor avenue.Social & Mrs.Victor Brayley returned last week after an extended tour of England and the Continent.Mr.and Mrs, C.Allan Smith of Winnipeg announce the arrival of their chosen daughter (Jody Lynn) born on August 17, 1960.Mrs, Smith was the former Sheila Beaton, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.James Beaton formerly of Westmount, and Mr.Smith is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Clifford Smith, 246 Redfern avenue, West- mount, Mrs.Aubrey Elder, who spent lhe summer in London, returned home recently in the Empress of Britain.The Alumni Association of the McGill School of Social Work will hold a reception for the graduating class of 1960, their families and friends, at the traditional sherry party, given at the School of Secial Work, today.This takes place annually after the Founder's Day Convocation program of McGill University.Dr.John J.0.Moore Director of the School, and other members of the staff will be present to honor the graduates.The Committee responsible for this event is made up of Miss H.T.L.Lambert, Mrs, Patrick Deehy and Mrs.A.J.Issenman.Mrs.T.J.Cunningham.chairman of the Bowling League of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club, entertained her committee at her home recently.Mrs, H, H.H.Mason presided at the tea table.Also present were Mesdames: G.Brown, A.D.Browne, H.E.Andi- son, kK.W.Drinkell, H.R.W.Goodwin, D.K.Gowans, R.B.Por- teous, D.W.Stuart, A S.Thomson, Fred Webber, E, W.Knapp.Miss Diane Guite, daughter | of the late Jean Paul Guite, and of Mrs.Guite, and Miss Monica Campbell Allan, daughter of Mrs.M.Moncrieff Allan, | and Miss Susan Harshaw, | daughter of Mr.and Mrs.E.B.| Harshaw, are among those making their debut this season, The annual ball of the St Andrew's Society of Montreal is being held on Friday evening, November 25, at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel.The first reels practice will take place at The Black Watch (RHR) of Canada) Armory, Bleury street, on Wednesday evening, October 12, at eight o'clock, and thereafter every Monday and Hussars LA The Ladies\u2019 Association of the Royal Canadian Hussars will hold the annual Sherry Party on Saturday, November 19 from 5 to 8, in the Officers\u2019 Mess, 4185 Cote des Neiges road.Personal Wednesday evening, by kind per- MRS.PAUL LEVEE, convener of Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood Mother and Daughter Sabbath Sukkoth Service and Luncheon to be held on Saturday, October 8, at 11:30 a.m.in the Temple.Following the luncheon there will be an interesting fashion show depicting \u201c\u2018\u2018Life in Temple\u201d and modeled by ladies of the Sisterhood and their daughters.mission of the Commanding Officer, Lieut.-Col, D'Arcy Mc Govern, CD.Dr.Evan H.Turner will address the Women's Canadian | Club which is holding a spe- | cial meeting in honor of the | 100th Anniversary Year of the Museum.Dr.Turner will speak on \u201cVan Gogh: His Paintings and His Letters\u201d on Oct.17 in the Museum of Fine Arts.Mrs.T.D.Handrahan, membership committee chairman of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club, entertained her committee recently at her home.Mrs.H.H.Schurman, president, presided at the tea table.Also present were Mesdames: H.E.Andison, E.M.Miller.Joseph Smith, E.W.Knapp, Herbert Fuller, W.A.Routledge, J.C.Stubbs.\u201cBeth Zion Sisterhood co A fashion show, featuring fall and winter fashions, will be the program planned for the next general meeting of the Beth Zion Sisterhood, which is to take place on Monday evening at 8:30 p.m, at 5730 Hudson avenue.Mrs, M.Baily is president and Mrs.M.Flom is program chairman.Mrs.B.Lazoff will be in charge of this evening's program.$5.00 Book Condensation \u201cGood-by, My Son\u201d If mental illness suddenly showed its terrifying presence in your family, what would you do?In October Reader\u2019s Digest is a father\u2019s chilling account of his son\u2019 battle with insanity.the staggering expense, its effect on the rest of the family, and the haunting question: \u201cWill he get well?\u201d\u2019 Measure yourself against this true story, condensed from a current $5.00 book.Would you be able to match this father\u2019s courage?Get your Reader's Digest today \u2014 44 articles of lasting interest.Tom Matson has lived his life the way he likes, sailing his Great Lakes steamer through the maze of rivers, lakes and canals from the Lake- head to the St.Lawrence.After retirement next year, he\u2019s going to go on sailing in his own trim craft .a happy plan made possible by banking his savings regularly.Mary Parsons doesn\u2019t know port from starboard but she keeps a very shipshape home.Paying bills through her Personal Chequing Account gives her a firm hold on household expenses and helps her save too.Two very different people, but both of them find the friendly, courteous service of The Canadian Bank of Commerce a real help in planning their futures and enjoying the rewards of their work, THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Call us your bankers PRESENTATION TO HOSPITAL: At the opening meeting, the Women's Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital presented a cheque as well as a Hydraulic Tilt Stretcher, Torso and Head and the furnishings president of the reports read al opening meet The Women's Auxiliary of the with the president, Mrs.C.Waldo Catherine Booth Hospital held presiding.the opening meeting on Sept.28 Chairmen of the various com- «Mitlees reported that they had functioned all during the summer months.Mrs, A.Walson reported on the trip to Ayers Cliff in June: Mrs.Shepherd on the Strawberry Social also held in June: and Mrs.Ward on the Red Shield Drive.The \u2018Travelling Wagon and Birthday Club reported a very active and profitable summer.Mrs.Porteous reported that plans were weli underway for the Sale of Work on Nov.16 and 17 and in this connection a Doll Tea, and landkerchief Shower will} be heid on Oct.20 in the audit- jorium of the Nurses\u2019 Residence Cat 2pm.A rummage sale will Shown above is a Morocco Le held on Oct.14 at 7 p.m.in Leather Puff, one of the many at- St.Stephen's Church Hall.tractive gifts now on display at Dr.R.M.Parsons.Medical GIFTS FROM THE ORIENT Hospital.From left to right: Mrs.Charles Waldo, A.Camirand, and Dr.R.M.Parsons.| e Catherine Booth Hospital WA « Gregory's.Also, Moroccan Camel Superintendent of the Hospital: Saddles and other leather goods, spoke of the good work done by | hand-loomed Kilims, Silks, Wood the Auxiliary and of the much: Carvings, Hand - beaten Brass hceded equipment which had | Bells, Tables and Novelties from b chased for the Hospital India, the Middle East and China.éen purchase = or 1\u20ac ospl a : A derfui selecti ; The Hospital is working to its wonderful selection o full capacity and Dr.Parsons ORIENTAL RUGS and stres rds il BROADLOOMS | stressed the needs of the hospital and the hope for future expan- 1 sion.GREGORY S A cheque was presenfed fo : v Brigadier Jolly which covered Oriental Ru Co the purchase of a Teaching Torso g Lo.and Head, the furnishing of two \u201cSemi-Four\u201d rooms and an hy- 4151 St.Catherine St.W.(Near Greene) draulic tilt-lift stretcher.Mrs.WE.2-4277 G.W.Leverette presented Brig.Jolly with two Foetuscopes from Evenings: RE.8-4605 money raised by the sale of | tulips and from the money raised Fell Nak Nature assumes her From every burning 8 3 \u2018 J = , \\ 1-0 \u2019 9.He Women 3 Realn - St.Charles Photo of (wo semi-four rooms, to the St.Andrew's WA | The Woman's Association, st! Andrew's Church, Westmount will hold its sewing and business by a street sale held by the meeting Tuesday at 2 pm.in Misses Joanna Walsh, Judie Tur- Hutehison Mall.cot, Dianne Rogers and Susan Miss Valerie Lewis, Director of Robinson, - an additional Foetu-; Christian Education, will address scope was also presented.the meeting.After the meeting, tea was Red Cross meets at 10 a.m.Tea! served by Mrs.A.Watson and Hostesses: Mrs.W.D.Robb and her committee.ladies of group No.2.WA; Brigadier M.Jolly, Mrs.C.The promise of Eter The glad earth yields her grain and fruits; We dwell in peace, \u2014 our people \u2014 one, The Kingdom, promised long, has come, The gift of Heaven is now, \u2014 is won.DOROTHY SPROULE.The Westmount Examiner, Friday, October 7, 1960 13 $ + « IE UL Give Han fs splendid task Of scattering blessings great and rare, bush, there shines nal care, N.D.G.Club At the opening meeting of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club, Friday, October 7, 2:30 p.min Victoria Hall, Westmount, during Which Juliette will show some of her advance models, members and guests will be received by Mrs.H.H, Schurman, president: Mis.J.W Craig, first vice-presi- dent, and Mrs.J.A.Mel.ay third | vice-president.Dominion-Douglas WMS The monthly meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of Dominion-Douglas Church will be held in Leslie Hall on \u2018Tucsday, at 2:30 p.m.The speaker will be Mis.L.A.Van Duzer, first vice- pre sident of the Montreal Presbyter- ial of the Woman's Missionary Society of the United Church of Canada.Mrs.H.S.Van Patter and Mrs.GS.Burden will be the joint conveners, and Mrs.W, A.Messenger will preside, Fashion show A Fall Fashion Show sponsored by St.Matthew's Anglican Church Guild and W.A.will be held in the chureh hall, Snowdon avenue and Dufferin road on Wednesday October 12 at 8:15 p.m.Refreshments will be served, Tickets may be obtained from the ticket convener, Mrs.H.E.Mosher.HU.t- 8520 or at the church office.CANADA SAVINGS BONDS Buy yous now, by instalments or for cosh, of any bronch of the \"Royal THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA 4250 DECARIE BLVD.Montrsal.Que.HUnter 8.6279 WALLPAPER 8 PAINT discover the fun in DECORATING.with Empire\u2019s help it's easy, economical too ! .and decorating can be fun - Take our new Canadian Wallpaper Panel murals .what fun to see the magic they work on focal walls, hallways, wallpaper available for each.See our Crown Diamond \"Color Queen\u2019 match your paint color to wallpaper, drapes or furniture OUR SPECIALIZED ASK US TODAY.\u201cright before your eyes\u201d.EMPIRE WALLPAPER & PAINT STORES Canada's Largest Wallpaper House \u2014 Stores from Coast to Coost Across Conoda 3455 PARK AVENUE Branches ot: 783 Decarie Bivd,, St.Louvrent Rockland Shopping Centre 2016 Mount Royal East FREE IT COSTS YOU NOTHING TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF DRE DECORATING EXPERIENCE stairways! 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HUnter 1 0451 \u2018a Us RE TRE ; CX The Westmount Examiner ADS \u2014 In | EAE CIR Please phone your Ads early in the week.Ne Ads accepted after 10:30 a.m.Thursday for For your convenience, Adtaker on duty Tuesday and Wednesday until 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1-0451.Advertising SERRE SC RENN 1 EU I P.12 Apartments To Let $65.00 Monthly Cumberland, 5165-A, 2 room basement apartment, including stove, frigidaire.blinds, private entrance.heated, electricity and all taxes paid.freshly painted.HU, 85-0636 3433 Decarie Blvd.ABOVE SHERBROOKE NEW 1': ROOMS N.D.G.eo FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ® VERY MODERN ® WALL-TO-WALL CARPETS e BENDIX WASHER AND DRYER ® ALL TAXES PAID e ELECTRICITY PAID $70.00 UP NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY CAN BE SEEN FROM ÿ A.M.TO 9 P.M.AND ALL DAY St Y HUNTER 9-0853 PRINCE of Wales, 372 room apartment, equipped, $63.00 monthly.HU.1-9706.17 Flats, Duplexes Wanted Going South?Responsible suburban family desires to rent from someone going South for winter.Vicinity St.George's School.Westmount.Flat, house or apartment.2 children attending school.References.NA.5-2363.VUYTOETVOYV CVV VV VY VY VY VV VY VY VY VP VI VrVVvVVvrvovreey Services and Repairs Directory Là A A à À À À À À À Aû À À À À À à A0 À 6 à A A Building Repairs Painting Special SAVE $55.00 Any 4 Rooms $125.00 PAINT SUPPLIED WINTER MONTHS ONLY GENERAL CONTRACTOR CARPENTRY WORK, ETC.HU.9-9995 AFTER 6 P.M.WAITER IRON WORKS Ornamental iron works.fences.balconies, ete.gas and clectric welding.wi.33701.Cartage and Moving AVAILABL, E anytuue for any kind of moving: call Roger WE LLINGTON 3-1491 Dressmaking EUROPEAN dressmaker - designer, dresses, suits, coats made te measure.Alterations.Specializes in lace.5110 Sherbrooke.Apt 1.Educational GERTRUDE.KOSSMAN resumes the teaching of contract bridge.Beginners and adv anced plavers RE.8-6237.Furniture Repairs _ \u201cFrench Polishing Have your old fuUrniture look ng new, _ Hi-Fi Repairs Systems Engineering REG'D.WE NOW HANDLE CUSTOM HI-FI AND STEREO INSTALLATIONS.ANY SYSTEM ANY DESIGN ANY PRICE RANGE HUnter 8-8102 J _ - - So - Home Cleaning WALLS and ceilings washed, floors cleaned and waxed, windows washed by experienced man.Call W.Campbell, RI.7-0222.Pest Control ALL \u201cpest control\u201d weed, brush Canada.Free RI.T-2457.\u201c Music Lessons \u201c Piano Lessons Pianoforte and theory teacher to intermediate grades.pupils prepared for McGill Conservatorium.examinations, corner Terrebonne and Girouard Avenues.HU.98-7429, Elizabeth King.USE EXAMINER CLASSIFIED ADS including throughout Pestroy Ltd.services, cradication estimates.hand finishing.done by experts.free \u201cHUNTER 96712 FOR BEST RESULTS Educational ART CLASSES Adam Sherriff - Scott STARTING OCTOBER FOR INFORMATION CALL WELLINGTON 3-4188 be i EWR i Pico Bh Hs REAR OI UR PE 15 Houses Wanted SMALL house w'inted, larue rooms.fire- vluce essential, small garden.HU.8-0563.19 Share Living \u2018Quarters N.D.G.elderly lady, share large a apartment, privileges, transportation.HU.8- 6449.; 20 Rooms To Let WILSON Avenue, N.D.G.near bus ines, bright, clean, newly (furnished room in cheerful home for business person or student.HU.4-6917.MARLOWE, sunny, quiet, business gir or woman.HU.98-7323.SHERBROOKE and Vendome, furnished, nicely newly decorated rooms lo let.1 double and 1 single.Reasonable rent.No restrictions.HU, 8-8990.WESTMOUNT, above Sherbrooke, furnished.Own bath and kitchen facilities.WE.3-4391.21 Rooms Wanted _ REFINED, reliable senior business woman requires nice room (preferably unfurnished), in nice home where companionship to lady or school age child or other suitable service would be considered as whole or purt payment.Convenient transportation essential.PO.7-8771.ae 21b Nursing Homes SPECIAL care for elderly lady.ground floor.garden.HU.1-1753.24 Autos For Sale \u201851 Pontiac AUTOMATIC.NEW BATTERY, SNOW TIRES AND RADIO, EXCELLENT CONDITION.HU.4-5969.26 Garages To Let Auto Storage LIVE OR DEAD Reasonable rates.Call Georze Durocher, Victoria Avenue goarage, 370 Victoria Avenue.HU.6-07 HEATED garage, brooke.WE.2-0326.VE above Sher- For Sale General $100,000 Bankrupt Stock to go at half price DRAPERIES \u2014 CURTAINS 29h BEDSPREADS \u2014 BLANKETS CARPETS -\u2014 TELEVISIONS AND STOVES.ST.HUBERT DEPARTMENT STORE 7190 ST.HUBERT ST.CRESCENT 4-8262 Safe for Sale HEAVY OFFICE SAFE, 45\" x 28\" x 27\".WITH COMBINATION LOCK AND INNER COMPARTMENT AND DRAWERS.CALL HU.1-2771, MR.MacBEAN, DURING OFFICE HOURS.Moving to Europe Hide-away couch; single bed; typewriter; playpen: high chair; kitchen chairs; dishes, etc, Call after Sunday.HU.4-2562.COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD OF FURNITURE, INCLUDING G.E.PUSH - BUTTON STOVE, 4 BURNERS: ELECTRIC FRIGIDAIRE; VACUUM CLEANER, ETC.REASONABLE.PHONE HU.9-9111, SIMMONS hide-a-bed, 6 months old, between 4:30 and 6 p.m.or 8 to 9:30 p.m.VICTORIA Avenue and Sherbrooke.heated garage, $25.00 monthly.HU.4- 4219.27 Garages Wanted WANTED: garage for small car, vicinity Victoria.(Prince Albert, Claremont at Sherbrooke Street.Phone HU.1-0838, after 6 pm.0 29a For Sale Living Room Furniture BEAUTIFUL mahogany china cabinet and extension table in excellent con- dition.HU, 8-8128.i GREEN chesterfield wilh matching chair.airfoam cushions.good condition, $85.00.Call HU.9-2973.29c Bedroom Furniture BEDROOM suite, forced to sell, walnut, 5 pieces, very reasonable.RE.1-0729.NEW \u201c2i8 coil ress, double size, mattress, never used.VI.4-8049.between 4:30 and 6 p.m.or 8 to 9:30 p.m.29g For Sale Clothing & Furs A Bargain Black cashmere coat, several size 20-40.AV.8-3353._ _ BLOND beaver coat, % length; black Persian lamb jacket and hat to match, size 12-14; mink cape.RE.1-4147, dresses, BLACK fur coat, size 14; capes and fox collar.WE.2-0627.A LADY'S winter coat by Miro of London, size 14-16.Call WE.3-9701.MAN'S \u201cBobby Logan\u201d tailored tuxedo.best quality, size 38, worn twice.VL 4-9049.BLACK Persian lamb coat, size 14, highly styled, like new.HU.1-7664.MARMOT fur cape.stole, excellent condition, $40.00.HU.4- 9597.29h For Sale General CARVED walnut \"console set, mirror.table, 2 antique Italian high back chairs, red velvet seats, will sell scparately.HU, 4-5920; HU.8-5632.QUEEN Anne occasional chair; Sheraton coffee table, mood condition, chcap.HU.4-6608 ANTIQUES.furniture for town or country, rugs, mahogany executive desk; swivel chair; humidifier; sleeping bag: hard ballet shoes; mirrors, etc.HU, 4-2913.REFRIGERATOR, McClary, feet; 3 picce chesterfield, large Italian mirror; three corner cabinet; Willis upright plano.Price reasonable.Ne dealers.HU.6-0518.T cubic flexsteel: FOR MOVIE HOBBYISTS A complete home movie (8 mm.outfit) to be sold, complete or in 3 component sections.Used.but in excellent condition.Over 10 individual components.Price never used.VI.4-8049, between 4:30 and 6 p.m.or 8 to 9:30 p.m.; SMALL vacuum sweeper.VI.4-9049.EE | EVELEIGH- PATTERSON LUGGAGE COMPANY PF.Reeve Eveleigh, proprieter | EVERYTHING IN LUGGAGE HANDBAGS, WALLETS, BILLFOLDS, UMBRELLAS, ETC.* LUGGAGE REPAIRS © | 4190 ST.CATHERINE W.(Corner Greene) WE.5-2101 31 Wanted To Purchase WANTED: bllliard table, full size.Please mail offers to Box 751 = 7008 Kildare Road.Montreal 29.WANTED: fumed oak dining Toom table.HU.4-4903, after 6 p.m, = - 32 Domestic Help Wanted CAPABLE general, small home, must like children.All appliances.own room.HU.8-6132.= 33 Domestic Employment Wanted DAY work wanted, half days, 9 a.m.to 1 1pm, $1.00 per hour.WE.7-1276.33b Baby Sitter Available BABY sitting, Mrs.Wilson, 50c hourly, bus fare.RE.7-4478.34 Help Wanted Female BILINGUAL INTERVIEWERS INTERESTING PART TIME WORK WITH AN IMPORTANT RESEARCH COMPANY.No Selling GIVE AGE.EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE TO BOX 741 - 7003 KILDARE ROAD.MONTREAL 29.QUALIFIED APPLICANTS WILL BE PERSONALLY INTERVIEWED.Mothers DOES YOUR BUDGET FALL SHORT OF YOUR NEEDS?Earn extra income by working a few hours a day selling \u2018Avon Cosmetics\u2018 FIELD AND CHAIR: SOFA DAY BED; FOAM RUBBER LOVE SEAT: UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS: 1812 BUFFALO MELODEON; COMBINATION T.V., RADIO AND RECORD PLAYER, NEEDS TUBE; PLATFORM ROCKER: ODD DRESSERS, CHAIRS; FULL LENGTH DRAPES.HU.4-0252, NO DEALERS PLEASE $150.00, complete, Contact Ken Exclusive territory now available, Clayton, HU.1-5312.For interview phone today.BREAKFRONT, 52 inches, Andrew VICTOR 2-8158 Malcolin, practically new.Reasonable.RE.71-8123 WESTMOUNT HOME OVERFLOW Saleswoman MODERN FOAM RUBBER CHESTER- To contact parents in West- mount who have children of school age to demonstrate the advantages of the Book of Knowledge for children attending school.Very interesting career and income, FOR APPOINTMENT CALL RIVERSIDE 8-7763 35 Situations Wanted SHERBROOKE.UN.06-7459.VISCOSE rug, 9 x 12, 20% Decarie.Apt.1.HU.8-8526.31 Wanted To Purchase Antique Jewellery Silverware \u2014 Coins H.PEARCE LTD.WATCHMAKERS 1106 WINDSOR ST.\u2014UN.6-9251 ASK FOR MR.STANLEY Female BLUE carved broadloom rug, 9 x 12;| REGISTERED nurse will take hourly kitchen sel; drapes.WE.7-6430.nursing, injections, nightly care.HU.GATELEG mahogany table, extends 68-2451, 45 x 38 inches, good condition, $30.00.+ WE.3-6645.41 Domestic Pets [J] .Upright Piano Beagle Pups Pedigreed, 8 weeks old.approximately CHESTERFIELD CHAIRS; 13 inches high full grown, excellent GATELEG TABLE AND family pets, very loveable.CR.7-855, CHAIRS: PICTURES: RUGS, after 1 p.m.ETC.WESTMOUNT NEAR GERMAN shepherd, purebred puppies, seven weeks old, registered.PO.8 TOY poodle puppies, by our International Champion toy poodle, the only one of its kind in Canada, $100.00 up; Lhasa, either sex, either sex, sired sired by champion, $100.00 up.HU.4-2250.42 Personals SHOPPER SERVICE Will shop anywhere in town for those who haven't time or can\u2019t.HU.1-9862 OLD, RUNDOWN?Thousands of men, women past 40 now feel younger.Ostrex Tonic Tablets help them seb new pep, Only At drugsists. ) (Lill ai It \u201cOuJones A THE REVOLT of Hal Patterson, walking out on the Als was patched up, less than 24 hours after he walked out of a practice held Sunday.Maybe the real true story will never be told but one can guess and some time in the future little bits of what really is happening to Als will be told.There\u2019ll never be a public statement, just a lot of stories, which can go a long way in hurting any kind of a club and a pro club can\u2019t afford for reasons of their box office public relations.¥ + * Before the season ever starlied, others and maybe a few more we were in the company of were ready to quit.several top Als stars.Coach Moss * * * had hardly got his feet wet, and Like any family, there has already he was being disliked.to be a few arguments, which One move tha! the club made, they say goes to make a happy and hurt them quite a bit, was one, and in pro football teams, the taking away of the player's like the Als, this can happen.tickets, two per home game.From where we sit 1 like to Later, this order was revised and think that there is something the tickets are handed out to the bigger behind revolt, than just players again.But, not a good Perry Moss, Maybe the stories way to start any season, especial- that the club is going to sell ly during early practices.On top (Craddick, former owner is of Hal walking out, there could interested so the story goes) Jo have been open revolt as two will come true this fall.Ea ASPHALT = ~ AND CEMENT WORK / _ FOR DRIVEWAYS, SIDEWALKS, ETC.Te NEW CONSTRUCTION or RESURFACING HU.6-1177 HUDSON CONSTRUCTION LTD.WITH BLENDED BARLEY MALTS This is to certify that Dow Ale is brewed by the exclusive Cool Control process.This process is continually tested, thereby ensuring uniform high quality.fFrvatss, AD Dr.R.H.Wallace Director, Quelity Control \"ENJOY BIG FOUR FOOTBALL ON TV.Check your T.V.listings for complete information Irish holds The Deep River, Ontario rugger team beat Wanderers 45-0 in an exhibition game.Four years ago Wanderers travelled to Deep River to play the first rugger game with players born in United Kingdom, since then, the game has caught on and the team that played here Saturday were 80 per cent Canadian born.The influx of Canadian players with a background of Canadian football has brought a refreshing new approach to the old English type Rugby.When the Deep River right wing, Pat Maloy.was bottled up on the side line he sent an overhead 40 yard lateral pass to the left centre whe made ground and passed to his wing for a touchdown.trained footballers would do well to emulate.Canadian and American football evolved from English Rugby finding an increasing following in Canada, it would appear that may bring a shot in the arm to English Rugby and make that game even more of interest to spectators.In the Quebec league.Mount Royal were held to a 3-3 draw by Irish.For Irish, Sean Gayner scored a touchdown: score with a penalty goal.The determined Irish were fighting hard to regain ground they had lost last week.Nevertheless they gained the honor of The use of such passing in English Rugby is most unusual but is something the English and now that English rugby is the techniques of the newer game Mount Royal David Clarke evened the | The Westmount Examiner, Friday.October 7, 1960 15 Mi.Royal fo 3-3 rugger draw being the first team to take a puint from Mount Royal this season.Barbarians went to Ottawa intent upon a repeat of last week's performance to gain another two points.The game which was marred by scrappy play and frayed tempers; a succession of penalty kicks, four of which Ottawa put over the bar, to one by the Barbarians, producing a final result of 12-3.This was Ottawa's first win of the season.Westmount and Wanderers had a return match.Both sides were short of regular players due to injury, so that they were not at their balanced best.Westmount acdged Wanderers 6-5.For West- ! | Touch football club standings TERMITE \u201cA\u201d P WIL D Pts Royals .6 3 0 3 9 Rams .6 1 2 3 5 Regals .6 1 3 2 4 TERMITE \u201cB\u201d\u2019 Scouts .6 4 1 1 9 Crowns .6 1 2 3 5 Terriers .6 0 2 4 4 MOSQUITO Bombers .8 6 0 2 12 Roughies .8 4 4 0 8 Indians .8 2 6 Q 4 Game played Monday, October 3.Bombers 6, Indians 0.Awarded to Indians \u2014 Bombers used inelegible player.PEE WEE \u201cA\" Western .4 2 1 1 5 McGill .4 1 1 2 4 Varsity .4 1 2 1 3 PEE WEE \u2018\u201cB\u201d Lions .6 3 0 3 9 Alouettes .6 2 1 3 7 Argos .6 0 4 2 2 | FOOT BALL | a BIG FOUR Friday: Hamilton at Toronto (n) Saturday: Montreal at Ottawa.Monday: Ottawa at Montreal; Toron- te at Hamilton.WESTERN Friday: Edmonton at Vancouver, Saturday: Calgary at Fdmonton.Monday: Winnipeg at Rexina.INTERCOLLEGIATE Saturday: Toronto at Queens: McGill .at Western.SENIOR QRFU Sunday: Lakeshore at Cornwall at Verdun.JUNIOR QRFU Northmount at Rosemount.NDG Leafs at Lakeshore.Northmount at McGill.JUVENILE QRFU Saturday: Lasalle at St.p.m.; Conception at Laval, ?Sunday: Verdun at Pointy at Ville Emard, ?pm.Massena; Friday: Sanday: Tuesday: Laurent, 3 p.m.East End Monday: St.Laurent at LaSalle, 2 ».m.MIDGET QRFU Saturday: Longueuil at St.Lambert: NDG at St.Laurent, 1 p.m.Monday: Bt.Lambert né Lengueuil; Verdun at \u2018St, Laurent, © p.m, Tuesday: Verdun at NDG, Trenhoime sark, 8.45 p.m.mount, Roy Hamilton scored two touchdowns.lan Morrison scored a touchdown for the Wanderers, converted by Ricky Parsons At Northmount High School, Irish \u2018A\u2019 beat the Nomads 9-6.Next Saturday, McGill will be playing their first game of the season against Ottawa kick-off 2.30 pam.Irish meet Barbs at Northmount High School kickoff 230 pm.In view of the number of Irishmen playing for Barbarians, this should prove a spirited match, Westmount meet Mount Royal at Westmount Park.kick-off 2 pan.Westmount \u2018A vs MeGill \u2018A at Westmount Park at 3.15 p.m.Barbs \u2018A vs Irish \u2018A at Westhill High School at 2,30 pm.The Wanderers take two teams to play in New York.LEAGUE STANDINGS GÉWLb F Aa Mt Royal 5 0 1 7 32 30 trish .6 3 2 1 42 M 7 Westmount.6 4 2 1 34 49 7 Wanderers.6 2 4 O 57 48 4 Barbarians \u2026.& 2040 26 533 4 OUAWR 6 1 4 1 27 és 3 PLAY PYRAMID 11 A.M.- 12 DAILY \u2014 CASH JACKPOT CARS OF YESTERYEAR No.3 of a series Autocar Runabout 1902 Fuel.for Equipment reliable service .Then \u2014 as today \u2014 Hartt & Adair meant complete home heating satisfaction.D Whatever your heating needs may be, Maintenance, CALL or Hartt & Adair LIMITED Serving Montrealers lor Over 85 Yeors 5250 WESTERN AVE.HU.1-0305 16 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Octeber 7, 1960 IT'S YOUR MOVE, NOW! 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