The Westmount examiner, 17 novembre 1961, vendredi 17 novembre 1961

[" EE Examine - e@ VOL.XXX, No.46 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, NOV.17, 1961 Suggested development for our \u2018garden city\u201d The \u201cgarden city\u201d of Westmount, set amidst a huge metropolitan area, should be capable of supporting a large and mixed population, with more apartment houses, and gay commercial centres.This view was put forward by Raymond T.Affleck, B.Arch, when he spoke on \u2018Westmount in a changing metropolis\u201d to members of Westmount Rotary Club, Wednesday.Mr.Affleck said Montreal's urban area will in the future possibly stretch from Cornwall in the west to Pointe aux Trembles in the east, and from St.Therese in the north to Chambly St.Jean in the south, The city of Westmount began its career as a fringe suburb, he said, but now finds itself as a special urban phenomenon almost at the very heart of the huge metropolitan area.The specific qualities of the suburb should be protected and enriched so that it can add its particular color and quality to the overall urban mosaic.\u201cIf we lose these specific qualities that have traditionally been built into individual suburbs we will be faced with a horrible, endless uniformity of urban development over very large sections of our countryside,\u2019 said Mr.Affleck.The speaker likened Westmount to the McGill campus.He said just as the campus has to be actively protected from undesirable encroachment, while at the same time enabling the university to grow and assume new responsibilities, so must Westmount he protected from destruction while undertaking certain new urban roles in the overall metropolitan picture.\u201cWe should think of our environment in general as we think of a Canadiens to visit Unity banquets Page 7 Lucky offender Mrs.Paul Hamel was the first person te appear before the court, Wednesday, charged with a parking offence on Victoria avenue.Said Judge Stalker: \u201cIt has become the custom, when a new judge is appointed, te give a suspended sentence le the first defendant.\u201d Mrs.Hamel left the court speechless with joy.Filthy name led to blow Page 9 work of art \u2014 and it is possible to look on the City of Westmount in this way \u2014 certainly as a work of art that is uneven but nevertheless of great value, and, as in any work of art, something which can be destroyed more easily than created,\u201d commented Mr.Affleck.The architect pointed out the role Westmount can play functionally and aesthetically in the coming years.Residential acocmmmodation of all kinds, including not only private houses, but fairly heavy population of multiple dwelling units such as apartment houses and terrace housing for both tenants and home owners, was the first need, stressed the speaker.He felt the need for commercial centres close to the residential areas which could be gay and colorful with as close an approach as possible to the quality of a European market area.\u201cIn this regard I think the isolation of upper Westmount from any nearby commercial areas is unfortunate .\u201cThe possibility of creating definite shopping areas with malls at streets such as Greenc avenue would be a wonderful contribution to the total life of Westmount, and would definitely be in character with its precinct quality,\u201d he said.ooP oe When Wesimeunt's artificial ice rink was efficiaily © declared open, Saturday, these Westmount youngsiers were quick le take advantage of this facility, and get in some Mr.Affleck said that so far as institutional, industrial, and recreational facilities were concerned.Westmount was already well endowed, but these would have to be developed to a greater extent in the future.Circulation of traffic was considered to be a big problem by Mr.Affleck.He felt that many fine residential streets in Westmount were suffering severely from an excess of through traffic.A partial solution he considered was lo develop the automobile expressway pattern to protect the various natural areas of the city.\u2018The existing structures in Westmount are interesting in that they exhibit a fairly strong horizontal stratification, going up in quality as it climbs the mountain.\u201cThis is not altogether desirable, and I think there are many areas in so-called lower Westmount which are ripe for rejuvenation,\u201d commented Mr.Affleck.Several charming areas did exist, such as the area bounded by Were- dale Place and the new Westmount High School, the CPR tracks and Dorchester boulevard.These, he thought, should be carefully enhanced through the development of new commercial, institutional, and multiple residential facilities.In conclusion, Mr.Affleck suggested that the Westmount Rotary Club, through its Civic Affairs Committee, should be prepared to take a stand to protect the quality that already exists.and help in the creation of new values that are in keeping with Westmount's fine urban tradition.early skating practice.Safe-cracker (1 takes $4,000 16 PAGES 4532 35 5 CENTS Page 3 Municipal Judge appointment Page 3 Puzzle Pete: get Christmas cash from me \u2014 $240 Westmounters investiture by Gov.Gen.Page 5 Apologizes for plea William Dixon reappeared be- lore Westmount court, Wednesday, lo (ace a charge of illegal parking ea Clairemont aveave.The case was postponed from the previous week se that Judge Stalker could hear evidence of the prosecution when Mr.Dixea pleaded net guilty te the charge.Officer Stevenson, of the Corps of Conumissienaires, told the court he had placed a chalk mark on the left front wheel of Dixon's car, and this mark was still present over teur hours later.Mr.Dixea claimed that (he car had been meved im this time, and bis evidence was supported by his witness, Ernest Megan.Under cross-examination from the police, there was a litle confusion in the witnesses\u2019 Les- titmony.Judge Stalker said he would rive Dixon the heneiit of (he doubt and record a suspeaded seulence.Replied Mr.IMnna: \u201cI'm sorry 1 caused all this (rouble by pleading nel guilty.l'U rest my case.\u201d 2 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, November 17, 196) ARARSRAN ARAN ESA RSNA AAARROARANR RAR ARAN AANAAAS What's the score now?By Larry Mclnnis 2 NUNS UISIBIIINIIIIISINIS NII SUNS RNIN SR PNSE NS Now the aircraft manufacturers (Canadian) are complaining that the government has not got a definite research program, almost without parallel in the Western world This was the complaint of F.T.Wood, assistant to the president of TCA and retiring president of the Air Industries and \u2018Transport Association.The sad part is, he\u2019s right ! ! \u201cThe situation implies,\u201d he raid, that Canadian military forces have no requirements that can be met by aviation produets developed In Canada.\u201d Of course the RCAF has hought a few Canadian-made aircraft.particularly the CL-44 and the Caribou, bue even that is conung to an «nd.* * * And vet the industry as a whole claims it is no longer gloomy, rather happy over sales prospects, Canadair is putting the squeeze on in Ottawa to force TCA to purchase Cl.-44s to salvage that program when the RCAF soon takes last deliveries.DeHavilland seems to be in the best aircraft manufacturing posit- 100 at present.They have deliver.and Finland, and Caribou orders alone may go on for at least another 10 years.* » * Since the Arrow was scrapped, A.V.Roe has done business mainly in the engine line, including the jet engines for the CF-104, Besides, it is in boat, automatic vending machine business, ete.and atomic energy devices.And that\u2019s a very brief resume of the Canadian aircraft industry | 4 to date, plus the observation that: Canada\u2019s armed forces are dragging their heels in aircraft research, One thing more: maybe the Canadian army will get the Car- thou eventually! Danny for science.to which she readily agreed.As this progressed, she was asked if she would consider donating his eyes for an operation for a blind man awaiting emergency surgery.Again she agreed.Doctors said yesterday that the operation seen ed to be a success, although it wil! be a little while before they can determine if the man can see.* * * The Montreal Flying Club has bought a Piper Colt, junior edition of the familiar Tri-Pacer, and I'm told it is proving popular.While on the subject of the club, Paul Belanger and John Caron have been elected as directors, while Jerry Harrison has been named honary secretary- treasurer.+ + * The MFC is holding an oyster party Friday evening in the club hangar: $2 per person for all you can eat.December 18 is the date set \u2018 for the second annual Christmas ë + the aluminum 3 dance for the club at the Regiment de Maisonneuve officers mess, Craig street.\u201con Ea EXAMINER FILES : 26 years ago In the issue dated November 10, 1935 ed 20 of 61 Caribou to the U.S + * * Army.cit are to go to Ghana One further tribute to flying In marking the advent of Inter- as are 12 Otters anc 14 Beavers \\nstructor Danny \u2018Treifle, who national Week for the YMCA's from the same company.died recently: throughout the Diminion.the Other orders are coming in Mis wife was asked if an \u2019 from the UK Argentina, Burma autopsy could be performed on Fourth Annual SKI SCHOOL Commencing November 28th, 1961 Now is the time to prepare for fun up north this winter., Emphasis On The Beginner \u201c> Instructress: Miss Pat Lawlor, C.5.).Gold Medalist.LIMITED REGISTRATION Call WE.7-3916 WESTMOUNT Y.M.CA.4585 Sherbrooke Street West Another Westmount \"Family Y Programme LA CQL Lh y = ARR |g Ee > [4 Commercial \u2014 Industrial Residential Maintenance and Repairs on AN Types ef Buildings Leo Falardeau PLUMBING © HEATING © ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK © GAS HEATERS 3955 St.Jomes Street West Inspection & Estimates on Request WE.5-2595 WE.3-2432 Westmount branch were fortunate enough to secure the Hooper Southern Singers of Canada, who were on a concert tour across the country.for a concert in the Victoria Hall.Allan Mitchell.prominent Mont- | veal industrialist.was chosen as the Liberal candidate for West- | mount division at a convention in the Victoria Hall which was attended by 500 party leaders from various parts of the division.Flanked by the Royal Montreal Regiment in khaki.the Band and Drums in scarlet and white equipment.and upwards of | erans in civilian clothes wearing ; scarlet berets, | dignitaries in formal dress.the Westmount War Memorial was the Service.Despite threatening weather.hundreds turned out to pay {ribute to the citizens of West- mount and members of the Royal Montreal Regiment who gave their lives in the Great War.New construction in the City of Westmount during the month of level reported since February, due largely to the election.and the general uncertainty of taxation and financial conditions, A local advertisement read: \u2018Fish and chip store.The only place in Montreal where you get the kind of fish and chips that are served in the old country.Telephone orders \u2014 adults portion 15e.small portion 10c.\u201d Large Jamaica oranges were being sold at 23c a dozen, while P.E.1.potatoes were priced at $1.35 per 80 Ib.bag.Westmount YMCA resounded to the ring of foils and the stamp of feet as the fencing club.under George Tulley.got underway.Church address on Separatism Next Sunday evening Rev.Jacques Beaudon.United Church Minister, will speak in Dominion- Douglas on \u2018\u2019An Interpretation of Separatism.\u201d Mr.Beaudon is well qualified to speak as he is une ot the outstand- mg French Protestant leaders.He was recently elected as chairman of the Moatreal Presbytery.100 vet- and many civic! colorful scene of a Commemoration \u2018 October dropped off to the lowest : USINESSMEN are notoriously inarticulate when it comes to telling their side of any controversy.They pride themselves on being the strong, silent types.They are too busy to see reporters and too secretive in discussing their problems.Result \u2014 they are apt to be regarded as the big, bad wolves in our way of life.And it is their own fault.These generalities came out of a recent interview with a reporter who likes business and businessmen.The name is Pat Carney.who writes a five-day- a-week financial column for the Vancouver Province.The name does not disclose the rareness of this situation.Pat Carney is an attractive, 26-year-old woman, a graduate from the University of British Columbia in economics and a specialist in the forestry industry.As far as I know.she is the only Canadian newswoman who has devoted her writing talents to business exclusively.Miss Carney admits businessmen do not know how to reach the public and the time has come when they must do something about it.She says there is great satisfaction in talking to a top businessman who INE opens new plant in Ottawa \u201cSnow white\u201d environmental conditions will be maintained in a new research laboratory opened this week near Ottawa by the Northern Electric Company Lid., it was announced by the local office here.The opening was attended by senior officers of the Company, including E.H.Hayes.Director of Planning and former resident of Harvard avenue.N.D.G., and A.B.Hunt, formerly of 338 Roslyn avenue, Westmount.Representatives from leading industrial and scientific establishments, major utility companies in Canada, universities, associated laboratories in the U.S.and from federal, provinciai and municipal governments attended the function.The new home of Northern Electric's Research and Development Laboratories is located in a garden in Ottawa's green belt, two miles west of the city.A staff at the laboratory is studying the new arts of electronic circuitry and working on basic research in many directions, including many projects on a search for major breakthroughs in the field of communications.-\u2014 CLEARING SLOW Canadians aren't really trying very hard to clean up their slums.There's plenty of money to do the job.but they just can\u2019t seem to use if to full advantage.\u2014 Granby Que.) Leader-Mail.ve vw \"\u201cSympathy\u201d is the hardest word to write .«+ Say it with Flowers GERALD McKENNA x VI.2-9112 Sishep Se.Between you and me A girl who knows her business By Margaret Aitken knows his business and has confidence in it.Break the barrier \u201c] do not profess to be an expert in business,\u201d she toid me.\u2018I am a reporter who knows what the expert is try- img to say.| am a professional snoop and the writing is incidental.What I try to do is break down the bairier between the layman and economics.\u2019 Miss Carney writes for the layman.She reduces economics to people, because people will read about people.and to people's pay cheques.She has her own personal ethics in writing about business.I hate asking a man embarrassing questions about his business and | do not believe any story is worth damaging a man or his business.\u201d Perhaps it is these ethics that have played no small part im Miss Carney\u2019s success.She won a $500 award this year for \u201cgeneral excellence\u201d in business reporting, presented by a B.C.lumber company.While in Toronto recently.she made appointments to see two businessmen \u2014 the head of Abitibi Company and the head of General Electric.In both cases the men showed some reluctance tor an interview but said they could spare 10 minutes.An hour later they were still being interviewed by the woman columnist, In private life the tall, dark.haired reporter is Mrs.Gordon Dickson.She married her city editor but he is now a lawyer, having graduated this year.Man's world In the man's world she has chosen for herself.Miss Carney has lost none of her femininity, She says she has remained a woman and a private entere priser.Her particular interests are in the forest industry and in Canada's, more especially British Columbia\u2019s natural re sources.She attended the recent Resources for Tomorrow cons ference in Montreal.\u201cThe conference was all-but smothered in technicalities most of the time.\u201d she said, \u2018\u2019but the message 1 got out of it was that resources are nothing if you cannot use them.Some people at the conference were disappointed with the results but everything has to start with the selling of an idea.\u201d (Toronto Telegram News Seuv ice) EWCOMERS are invited to inspect our facilities and to ask any questions they may have about our service.BA Collins A NUNNG ee AF WALLIAMS 3610 SHERBROOKE STREET west Per AN Your o PHOTOGRAPHY eo PHOTO SUPPLIES eo PHOTO - COPYING © Roguilar and Custom Photofinishing © ACME PHOTO Reg'd.2 Stores te Serve Yeu 4123 St.Catherine, W.WE.2-5709 4866 Sherbrooke St., W.HU.1-1989 oy ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS § Certified Wetchmahors OHMANS JEWELLERS WE.3-404 1216 Greene Ave.* VOL.XXXII, Ne.46 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17.1961 PAGE THREE Safe-cracker nets $4,000 Some $4.000.of which $2,000 was in non-negotiable cheques, was stolen from Clements Meat Market, 4826 Sherbrooke street.Westmount, in a fast safe-cracking job, Saturday night.Westmount Police Chet, Ed asm had been duitled.and the Harper.told The Examiner that work was obvieusis done by un the store was closed al 6.0 pan.expert\" commented the Cluel and only two hours later a police Police detectives working on the officer found the back door of the case pointed out that Hus Was Premises open.carie au the evemng for a sates \u201cThe combination safe mecha cracker to be operating [NEED A CAB?| UN.6-4551 VETERAN TAXI ASS'N.Nu 5} \u201c2 SSH: nesday.Conducting the ceremony is A.W.D.Swan, secretary-treasurer for the city, and looking on is Ald.Chipman H.Drury, Commissioner ot Police and Fire.Jud Alexander M.SWEARING-IN: Stalker (left) = uwers-is as the Municipal Judge for the City of West- mount at a ceremony in the court room, Wed- Photo Judge appointed By Gordon Eastwood Westmount Municipal Court was crowded, Wednesday, to see recently-appointed Municipal Judge Alexander M.Stalker, BA, BCL, officially sworn into office.The appointment is in succession to the late Bernard Rose, who Vionadjer tod Christmas Cards YOUR FAVORITE PHOTO acting as clerk to the court.Judge Stalker.whose appointment was ordered by Westmount\u2019 Council on November 1, has served as deputy Municipal Judge.died last January.A.W.D.Swan, secretary-trea- surer for the City of Westmount, officiated at the ceremony before Members of the Bar, and other Westmount officials.The new Judge was congratulated upon his appointment by Ald.Chipman H.Drury, Commissioner of Police and Fire departments, Ed.C.Harper, Police Chief, and Inspector J.Arsenault, for Westmount since March, 1952.Born in Montreal, he was educated at Montreal High School, | and McGill University.Practicing law with the firm of Howard.Stalker, and McDougall, | Judge Stalker was admitted to the | qe Bar of Quebec in July.1944.He $ has lectured at McGill University ! 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After a away | slim line card.ber of the oBard of Directors of | the University Settlement since 1953, having served successively\u2019 as secretary, vice-president, and president.For some years he has been active with the Boy Scouts\u2019 Associa- | tion in the Mount Royal district.He has been an Elder of Ers- kine and American United Church! since 1946, and is chairman of the sub-committee on law and! legislation of the Montreal Presbytery of the United Church of Canada.| What a different, personal way of saying Merry Christmas to friends and relatives \u2014 with your favourite snapshot, colour slide or print.COME AND SEE OUR BIG SELECTION \u2014 MANY IN COLOUR.ACME PHOTO «- 2 STORES TO SERVE YOU 4123 St.Catherine W.4866 Sherbrooke St.W.Judge Stalker's other interests: are wide and varied.He is a member of the executive committee of the Montreal Board of Trade, and a member of the executive committee of the Old Boys\u2019 Association of the High School of Montreal, of which he is a past president.He is also an honorary solicitor of the Montreal Auxiliary Bible Society.a position he has held since 1954.and a member of the Engineers\u2019 Club of Montreal.| We.2-5709 HU.1-1989 TN Examiner Serving the Cily of Westmount since 1935 Head Office: 700% Kildare Rood, Montreal 29 Montreal, Fridey, November 17.1961 WiES,LMQUNT Classified Advertising (Te 8:30 p.m.Mon., Tues.& Wed.Only) MU.1.045) Editorial Department \u2014 Accounting Depertment Circulation Dept.\u2014 Dinpley Advertisiag HU.1-2771 Joha W.Sencten, President end Publisher Hugh E.McCormich, Cheirmen Larry Mclanis, News Editor Mugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager The Fxaminer aims le be an independent.(lea Mail subscriptions: pe Member of the Canadian Webkiy Newspapers devoted lo public service.year bive vents » copy.She oarer for the home, enr: 81.35 half Association, Quebes Newspapers Association.Authorised us Second Clars Mail by the Post Office Department.Otiswa, und for payment of postage in cash.WE SAY Judge Stalker: a Westmount asset JA LEXANDER M.Stalker was officially sworn-in as the Municipal Judge for the City of Westmount, Wednesday.Judge Stalker is well- known to law-abiding and law-breaking Westmounters.During the time he has served as a Judge in West- mount, he has built up a reputation of being an honest and fair man.As many law-breakers will candidly declare.Judge Stalker is not the sort of man to be fooled by offenders who think they can \u201cpull the wool over his eyes\u201d after watching the Perry Mason show.But he has always been fair in his decisions, and an asset to Westmount court.Upper level \"improvements\" YAYMOND T.Affleck, the architect, is well-known and well-liked in Westmount.Or maybe it is safer to say this is the past tense.At Westmount Rotary Club, Wednesday.Mr.Af- fleck shocked some of his audience by his suggestions about development of the \u201cgarden city.\u201d It is felt that his remarks were toned down a little in view of the fact that he was speaking before many West- mount residents.But he did go so far as to recommend shopping centres in the upper level.This brought forward some comment when the vote of thanks was expressed.Archibald Collard said he had enjoved Mr.Affleck's remarks.But he lived in the upper level, and would rather walk down to the lower level for a packet of cigarettes than have a shopping centre erected in his part of the city.Mr.Affleck also advocated more apartment houses be built, and also terrace hous- r YOU SAY More criticism of reporting style Sir 1 just want to add my protest to those of your other subscribers regarding the revolting headline in the issue before last of your newspaper.I sincerely hope that this sort of thing will not happen again because if it does we shall certainly \u2018cancel our subscription, This is not the kind of reporting we expect from such à worthwhile paper.(Mrs.) Mary S.Smith Praise for the new look Sir: 1 think it's high time somebody stepped in and spoke up in favor of the new look in the Westmount Examiner.Readers are now getting a pithy.concisely written type ot report in the pages of this community publication, and ! say three cheers! People in Westmount have been too long molly-coddled by newsmen tand women).who have been fearful of treading on some VIP's toes.The only way to prevent a newspaper from being humdrum and dull is by printing straightforward ne w s stories, and no holds barred.The front page story carried recently in The Examiner about a driving accident, was well-written and should serve as a reminder to even the most experienced, careful driver that one can never be too confident of one's driving ability.it is.admittedly.no \u201chelp\u201d to the situation as one reader complained, but is it the function of a newspaper to \u201chelp anyone who happens to be involved in an accident?Let Westmounters try to be a little less sentimental.and a little more objective in their attitudes, and try to encourage instead of disparage a paper that is doing a real job here.J.V.0.ing for both home owners.Maybe Mr.Affleck's comments will go down like a lead balloon with many upper level Westmounters, but this city is in the heart of a changing metropolis which not even Westmount can afford to ignore.tenants and THEY SAY Instruction in things moral is most necessary fo the making cf the highest type of citizenship.\u2014 Theodore Roosevelt Where are the snows?Sequels By Pierre Berton EVERAL READERS have supplied answers to some of the rhetorical questions asked in my column Where Are the Snows of Yesteryear?And one of them, George Brooks, a Bracebridge druggist.has even supplied a bottle of Mus-Kee-Kee Indian herbal tonic which he still happened to have in stock.(\u201cNo one knows quite how long it has been here.\u201d) Mrs.Abraham Kronis reports that Helen Twelvetrees died two years ago.that Alison Skipworth has been dead for many years, and that Lily Damita was one of Frrol Flynn's wives and that their son, Sean Flynn, is at present acting in a film called Sen ef Captain Blood, which seems appropriate.Douglas Wilson reports that Frances Dee has been long married to Joel McCrea.the movie star and multi-milionaire rancher, that Frank Munn (who once starred on The American Album of Familiar Music) is dead.that Freddie Batholomew is doing stage work, that Raquel Torres, when last heard of, had married a New York broker named Stephen Ames who had been divorced by Adrienne Ames so that she could marry Bruce Cabot.Sounds plausible, Mr.Wilson also reports that, in Toronto, Stop and Shop Stores were leased to the Dominion chain in 1938, but that the company continued to operate.Thrift stores in Montreal and Ottawa until 1950.(These stores were also purchased by Dominion.) Meanwhile, Eurcka Vacuum cleaners announces that nothing has become of it at all \u2014 it is one of the uldest names in the business and still going strong.Oh, yes \u2014 and Man Mountain Dean is still wrestling \u2014 under the name of The Mighty Jumbe.A couple of.A Couple of my Doctor readers have quoted a few more generic drug prices to show that Jules Gilbert.the most publicized of the generic-name suppliers, also lives in \u201ca fairyland of drug prices.\u201d (Gilbert's background was detailed here in a column last week.) In case after case they are able to show that though Gilbert's prices are considerably below the brand-name prices, other generic suppliers are undercutting him.Item: Gilbert sells the antibiotic chloramphenicol 250 mg.capsules at $112.50 per thousand.Starkman Chemists sell it to doctors at $86 per thousand.Item: Gilbert sells the tranquillizer Promazine 25 mg.at $15.50 per thousand.Three companies undersell him: Empire at $12: Bell-Craig at $7: Stark- mas at $6.25 (Under its brand name of Sparine, this drug sells for $70.92 per thousand.) Hem: Gilbert sells tolbuta- mide.an oral-anti-diabetic agent at $35 per thousand in the 500 mg.dose.Marlins undercuts him at $25: Starkman ai $24.90.Item: Gilbert sclls phenyl buzatone, an anti-mflammatory agent, at $30 per thousand.Strakman shades him at $28.95.Gama slices this price to $18.(The equivalent brand name drug Butazolodin is way up there at $90.) Item: Gilbert sells Chloro- thiuzicle, 500 mg.at $29.50 per thousand.Starkman sells this at $25.Marlin cuts Starkman's price to $22.There are scores of similar examples.The problem that the doctors and the pharmacists face \u2014 and many of them have made this point to me \u2014 is twofold.First, no pharmacist can afford the investment involved in stocking every make of every generic drug.Thus, he tends to stock the one he\u2019s sure of: The brand name version.Secondly, no doctor can test quality of every single version of every single drug produced by every competing company in the generic field.Again, the temptation is to choose the ones he\u2019s sure of, ie.the brand-name drugs.(After all, if there's something wrong with the drugs the doctor will be blamed.) If a doctor prescribes a drug by its generic name he cannot be sure which manufacturers\u2019 product his patient will get; and he may not trust some of them.A good many doctors, including the two who came to see me have attempted to solve this problem by buying generic drugs they'rs sure of and selling them directly to the patients, passing the savings on to him, Thus, they manage to keep control over what their patient receives.But they admitted that this system conspires against the already hard-pressed pharmacists who are caught in a squeeze between consumer and drug manufacturer, Nonetheless, 1 am told, 25 per cent of the doctors in town are now selling drugs directly to the patient.(Possibly because so many prescriptions go unfilled otherwise \u2014 owing to high prices.) My two medical informants added a wry note: If patients get drugs from them too cheaply they tend to think they're no good.Ordinary penicillin for instance, not being subject to patents, sells competitively «nd can be had quite cheaply.\u201cBut if we give a patient 15-cent penicillin and for some reason he thinks he isn\u2019t improving, then he comes back at us and blames it all on cheap drugs,\u201d my informants declared.\u201cSometimes you've got to be such a psychologist as a doctor.\u2019 Incidentally, there was an error in my column.It's the Canadian Pharmaceutical Association Jules Gilbert is sung not the Canadan Pharmaceut- cal Association.And druggists can now get chloromycetin for $42 as | reported.Since 1 took that figure the brand-name prices have dropped mainly, I suspect, as a result of all the All over town Salesmen are busily using me as a sort of sales tool.It seems to be almost axiomatic now for the man on the doorstep to (Continued on page 13) 1 SAY! A remark overheard at a PTA meeting when an older woman complimented on attroctively-groomed young lady sitting beside her on the beauty of her honds.Nothing.\u201d \"What do you do to have such nice hands?\" replied the other.Relired gemmologist honored by Kiwanis Retired gemmologist, J.Hill, Westmount, was among Lovell Baker, 626 Murray the recipients of community long service awards, presented by the St.George Kiwanis Club, at a presentation ceremony in the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Tuesday.The awards are presented to citizens who have contributed outstanding service to their communities during their lifetime.Mr.Baker joined the firm of Henry Birks and Sons in 1911, and for 45 years was buyer of all gems for the whole organization of Birks, and manager of the diamond department in the Montreal store.which includes both platinum and gold jewellery.He is a past president of Henry Birks and Sons \u2018Montreal! Ltd.and since 1939 has been a director of the parent company.Following three years\u2019 service in the First World War with the Canadian 5th Armoured Division, Mr.Baker attended Khaki University in Ripon.England.First certified ist In 1940.he became the first Certified Gemmologist in Canada, and at present is a Governor of the Gemmological Institute of America.Mr.Baker has crossed the Ate lantic many times, and has travelled half a million miles in search of gems.He made his first trip to Europe in 1923, and made yearly or semiannual trips every year.except from 1939 to 1946.In 1944 he made a complete tour of South America.and two years later visited Africa for the first time.A member of the Montreal Amateur Athletics Association, Mr.Baker was in the last MAAA football team to win the Eastern Football Championship.He has been a member of Rotary since 1948, and is an active member of the Rotary International Service.Mr.Baker's other interests include the Summerlea Golf and Country Club.the Engineers\u2019 Club, Dominion Douglas Church.and Montreal Recreation Association.He is married with three children and five grandchildren, # New plastic S.R.Stovel, 494 Wood avenue, Westmount, manager of the Formica Department of Cyanamid of Canada Ltd., acted as host, last Thursday, to senior memebers of construction firms in the Montreal area, in the Victoria Hall, The meeting was called to demonstrate a new type of plastic laminate, especially developed in! Canada for vertical applications a Freddie FIX-IT.3 o burglar here In dead of night Poor plumbin The cause of JOHN WATSON LIMITED Dish.C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 or SILVER ANNIVERSARY: mittee of St.Leo's Boy Scout Troop go over some of the arrangements for the celebration of the 25th anmiversary of the Troop, te te be held in st, The ning Plan- com- Rooney scout leader).Lee's Academy From left to right are: David 0.Patterson, John (scoutmaster).(group chairman), and Robert Fisher (Rover Hall mext Thursday evening.Frank D.Macl)onaid Westmounters investiture by Gov.Gen.Arnold John Groleau, 4876 Westmount avenue, vice- president and general manager, toll area, of The Bell Telephone Company of Canada, was invested as an Officer- Brother of the St.John Ambulance Association of Canada, by His Excellency, Governor-General Vanier, in an investiture ceremony at Government House, last Friday.Born in Cardinal, Ontario, Mr.Groleau received his early education in Westmount schools.He graduated from McGill University in 1928 with a BSc degree in electrical engineering, and immediately joined the Bell Telephone Company.In 1942, Mr.Groleau was appointed chief traffic engineer, and nine years later gained the position of chief engineer for the Company's eastern area.Mr.Grolecau is largely respousi- ble for the Trans-Canada Telephone System coast-to-coast microwave link, as a result of his appointment, in 1952, to chairman of the engineering committee.He has held the post of vice- president and general manager of Seagram's Martini-Master Most Happy Invention MONTREAL\u2014New ease and convenience in the preparation of martinis are now achieved through the use of the unique Martini- Master, the container for Seagram's Gin, the world\u2019s driest gin.Made from antique glass with a gold-plated cap and easily- removed label, the Martini-Master is simple to use.Just unscrew the large golden cap to add ingredients and ice.Stir gently To pour, replace large cap and remove smaller top cap.The marrow neck acts as a suitable strainer.In addition to martini-making.the ingenious Martini-Master performs valiantly as a shaker for all cocktails.When entertaining, several shakers can be used to prepare and store a supply of your favourite cocktails.They also add a distinctive new note to dining when used to serve fruit juices, iced tea and iced coffee.Try Seagram's Gia soon.It's extra dry, extra smooth because it's aged in special oak casks to the golden moment of perfection.\u2018this ageing imparts a delicious dryness that gives every gin drink a unique crispness.the toll areca of since May.1960, In April of this vear.Mr.Gro- leau was elected president of the Corporation of Professional Engineers of Quebec.*- - Thought \u2018she had space Miss Gladys Elliott, 33, 360 Wood avenue, collided with a car driven by David Hickling, of St.Luke street, at the corner of Greene and Western avenue, Monday.The woman driver said she was going west on Western, and there was a car making a left turn at Greene.She thought she had cleared the car, but ran into the rear fender.Bell Telephone The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, November 17, 1961 Autos collide Roger Brouillet.$5.2321 Met calfe avenue.received shght dam age to his car when he was struck by as auto drives by Jean Gord, of Verdun.at the inter section of Dorchester and Atwater avesucs, Saturday.Broulllet said he was going west on Dorchester.and stopped {or the red light at Atwater, when the car coming north of Atwaler struck his velucle wa the tront.Announcing THE OPENING OF Normand Mens Wear 5016 Sherbrooke St.West {Neer Claremont) Tel.484-6022 IN WESTMOUNT .EERE 0 Distinctive DORVAL courteous, dependable and conditions.If Now Available 4350 Sherbrooke St.West GOING BY AIR?| Then you'll need Taxi Service to Westmount Taxi drivers are chosen because they are Why take a chance on going downtown?One of our drivers will pick you up at your home and get you to the airport on time and without trouble.our flight leaves early in the morning, please call our office the night before and make your reservation.WESTMOUNT TAXI.WE.5-2468 | @ Charge Accounts Arranged THE IMPERIAL : WEST Apartments WE.2-1932 AIRPORT ! satisfied with their working SCANS TTY YY YS or a mar mr CESSES EETTETED SRE TRS 1176 St.Laurent Bivd.6 TWISTERS From New York Different from any entertainment in the world ! 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RANDY and his 6 STOMPERS from Detroit of the GRAND NATIONAL CAFE (NLAR DORCHESTER) UN.1-5451 (UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT) re 6 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey.November 17, 1963 Woofers and Tweeters The Sweet Sixteen By Giveon Cornfield OME time ago 1 compared the merits of various types \u201c7 of speakers, and 1 rated the electrostatic speakers very highly.The reason for this was the fact that the sound radiates from the entire front surface of the speaker, thus eliminating directonality or \u201csource effect.Another advantage was that these speakers are almost flat.and so take up very little space.But the cost was.and stl is.tertbiddingly high \u2014 over $300 per unt Now tor those of sou whe feel you would like to have à speaker system along these bnes.here is some good news.A revolutionary design called Sweet Sixteen\u2019 as very nearly the answer to the high priced clectrostabe speaker In size they are about the sine, the Sweet Siateen is even Hatter {six anchesy and the sound almost as good.But the best part is the price.which 1s Jess than one quarter that of the clectrostatie How is works The classe method tor provides Loudé bass response whinchoas the hallmark of highest fidelity calls tor big speak.cis heavy magnets.low reson- at lrequencies, and carctully matehedenclosures This ap proach provides superfative sound an the lower octaves but the price tag as pretty high, The idea ot multiple speakers of small diameter vorking an vison 10 relatively small en closures as not new, but appears to have been overlooked until now fn tus new method, many small \u201cspeaker cones acting together move the air just as though they wore one much larger speaker In the critical mid-range.their low mass and heh ethicieney produce results that would not be obtainable from à sangle larger speaker.Hard to believe Also absent as sound color- atton, and the overall response is hard to believe in view of the tow cost involved, with the bass all the way down to 2 (that's night, twenty) cycles, and lat response up to 17 kes.As you may have guessed by now.sixteen 5 inch replacement type speakers are employed.If, Campaign Leslie Roberts.28 Anworth road, well-known Westmount author and commentator, will be the guest speaker at the breakfast report meeting for all canvassers in the 1961 Joint Campaign Jewish Appeal and United Israel Appeal, next Sunday at the Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel.All joint campaigners, men and speaker: L.Roberts women, are urged to complete the ant to the Canadian Minister of canvass of any outstanding cards, Defence, Mr.Roberts spent most and to bring their returns to this of World War II as a war corres- breakfast meeting.pondent.Following the war, he Mr.Roberts has enjoyed a high- served as a foreign correspond- ly colorful career in peace and ent in several countries.war, and visited many lands.He A recent assignment took him joined the Canadian Army in to Germany where he provided world War |, served overseas, and \u2018on-the-spot\u2019 coverage of the Ber- was wounded in action.lin crisis for several Canadian \u2014\u2014\u2014 -\u2014\u2014-# After serving as special assist- radio stations.\"YMCA campaign goes well The Westmount Division of the Montreal YMCA Campaign is off | you are the do it yourself type.to a good start as evidenced by vou will have a lot of fun as-|the first report luncheon when it sembling such a unit.It is not was learned that 276 subscriptions at all difficult.and the dimen-/had been secured for a total of sions and other specifications $2,831.50 or 30.8'o of its objective not critical.of The result is a dandy woofer with a bass response that extends to well below audibility, By adding a tweeter with a suitable crossover network the Sweet Sixteen can de made into a full range speaker system that can put to shame units costing twice or three times as much.Kits, foo A tree booklet deseribing the : Sweet Sixteen and giving com- | plete assembly instructions and all the pertinent information is\u2019 avanlable.Using this as a guide you may assemble the material and build R.C.B.Love, Chairman of the 57 R.C.B.Love your own system, or better still, Westmount Division, stated: \u201cWe do it the easy way and get a are very pleased with the response kit.That as what I did.and in of the citizens of Westmount.Our just under two hours 1 had my canvassers report that household- system working to perfection, ers and business lirms alike are As kits go (I've done a few assisting by enabling canvassers in my timer this is just about to complete a card in one call.the most complete one ve ever This eliminates \u2018call backs\u2019, and seen.The cabinet is assembled ' this co-operation is shown in eur and the speaker holes, all six-! excellent returns to-date.\u201d teen of them are eut out.Even; the outlme for mounting was YMCA.J.C.marked around cach cutout.AI 1 of the that remained to be done was the mounting of the speakers wath \"* wood screws), hooking them up.and assembling the whole thing with the grille t cloth provided in the kit, speaker years and years aFo vas 1 so thrilled.Here is a compact enclosure that delivers crisp, solid sound over the entire audible range, and at a price that everyone can aflord.The kit contains the sixteen speakers plus the tweeter and! crossover, as well as the cab- mel acoustical insulation and\u2019 grille cloth, but the cabinet itself can be bought separately.A call to Etco will get you the instruction booklet free of charge and you can build your own enclosure.The results are really amazing, and just think what two such speakers would do in stereo! | This week in Westmount | By VALENTINA RAHR This week the accent seems to be on activities in Westmount Schools, and students.At King's School a choir made up of voices from grades five and six enter tained parents and friends with some well rehearsed songs, Credit as usual goes to Miss Vera Jamison, chow director, and Mrs.Forest.accompanist, At the end of the programme a bouquet of flowers was presented to grade live teacher Mrs.Winni- red Haugland, on the occasion of her 20th weddmg anniversary.Art wok by students of King's was displined on classrooms, adn the man hallway, Annual Skate Sale is scheduled tor Friday at King's School.Skates may he exchanged or sold.and interested parties are request: ed to bring along the matching Commenting on the work of the Annesley, Chairman Board of Management.said \u201cThe YMCA program makes West- mount a befter city in which to ; do business, a belter place to live.\u201cYMCA\u2019s primary objective is build high qualities of char- .À ., acter and good citizenship, prevent Not since ! got my first hi-fi delinquency p.P among youth.to find and develop the hidden leadership potential in the better-than-aver- age kids \u2014 those destined to lead our city and nation in the 20 to 50 years ahead.\u201d G.LL.Welton.executive secretary of the Westmount 'Y'.said the \u2018Y' budget.like the schools, must cope with two types of inflation \u2014 the sky-rocketing youth population, and the declining value of the dollar.Obviously, this gap must be narrowed.\u201cDonors whose giving has remained static, individuals and corporate alike, are urged to increase ! their Y contribution this year.And those who have never supported the YMCA are cordially invited to skate or ski boot, at 3:30 pm.For turther information call: Mrs., Stacey, WE.5.9377.| Queen's School open meeting for parents to meet teachers, and be | taken on a tour of the classrooms, took place, Monday.Plans are underway to present a Christmas programme on Monday.December H.We ave going to have our Christmas program early this year\u201d declared Principal Craig.\u201cEveryone seems to be so busy with church activities, and other altars, that we will have a better attendance at the beginning of December © Skits and carol sing- mg will be presented by pupils | Westmount High Home and School Association will hold its thirst open mecting next \u2018Fuesday \u2018 at 8 pm.in tbe schuul auditorium.\u201cANNE oO GREEN | GABLES\" | Presented by Children\u2019s Theatre REPEAT PERFORMANCE | SAT.AFT.NOV.18TH VICTORIA HALL Seats reserved: WILLIS & CO.corner St.Catherin & Bichep er HU.4-6620 have you \u201cseen\u201d | the AUDAX SONOTEER CONTEMPORARY i speaker ?poyette radio P st.james street near university AUDIOSEOP/STEREO WE FIND LOST CHORDS We find that people whe have never before heard real steree (the kind we supply) can be overwhelmed by its tremendous range of sound.For Audioshop stereo so faithfully re-creates recorded performances that customers hear delicate chords and nuances which they never knew existed in familiar scores.Such realism does wonders for music appreciation .particularly if there are young children in a family.A thrilling steres system for your home need mot be prohibitively expensive.Our vast range of components permits the customer te tailer his own requirements.And eur professional audie advice is yours for the asking.We guarantee all kits, components and installations for He Jour Pay us a memorable visit.Our shop is unique in North mer AUDIOSÆU® 4612 St.Catherine St.W., east ef the Glen.WE.5-7100 Open Monday to Thursday 11-7; Friday 11-9; Saturday 9-4 [eons INSTANTANEOUS SOUND COMPARISON! 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KITS | COMPONENTS | CABINETS | SYSTEMS | INSTALLATION | SERVICE GCA.6) Montreal Canadiens will | The Westmount Examiner, Fridey.November 17, 194) 7 Two West End west and Mrs Piioo Iram.8, women in bus crash WH Kent avenue Both were treat - od na Plattsburgh hospital | Two West End women were pe The tb .vir .d ten a 2 the 28 mjured in a spe ts \u201c ' vorouts trom New York cular bus crash Tuesday near iy to Montreal.~shadkded on a The Montreal Canadiens Hockey \u2014 the latter two, im the Goldens Club is sending a large delegation of their top hockey stars to the Unity Boys\u2019 Club Annual Banquets which takes place at the club, 1090 Greene avenue, next Tuesday and Wednesday.Jean Beliveau, Claude Provost, the league's leading goal getter, and Don Marshall, will be interviewed at the Boys\u2019 Banquet by sports commentator Russ Taylor, who has attended all Unity Banquets since they first began im 1953.Dickie Moore, Bill Hicke, and Ralph Backstrom will be among the head table guests scheduled to speak at the Girls\u2019 Banquet which is slated for Wednesday.Other well-known sports personalities have also been invited, as well as representatives from West- mount Schools, the City of West- mount, and R :creational Agencies.Some of the highlights of the Banquets include the awarding ot crests and trophies won during the past season in basketball.By Maurice Mariesine Ball Tournament ol the MBL.Arts and crofts Bob Reid and Wayne Duggins, with many years experience au photography, have taken over the leadership of Unity's Brownie club.Both men are qualified to handle this important club assignment, having gained their initial experience sn High School and other Photo Clubs.Mr.Reid is employed as a salesman for N.D.G.Photo Supply, Inc.while Mr.Duggins has been a photographer for live years.He recently completed a complicated course in protessional photography.The toy repair shop, under the leadership of Ernie Hansen, meets every Monday night at 7 pm.A new project for teen-agers is on tap at the club.Wollgang Guis- chard is giving instructions in \u201cHatha Yoga\u2019 every Wednesday Plattsburgh, NY ram shoeh highway and went inte They were Mrs Martha Mel à ditch, conune to a sop canst ville, 60.WIS Sherbrooke sicet a pole - j a i soccer, little league baseball, and# evening from 7 to 9 p.m.track and field In the meantime x All club activities continue to operate in high gear.The classes [ are well attended \u2014 the daily .average club attendance during the \u201cà first two weeks of November is bi- passing the 300 mark.i A new feature has been inaugur- À ated in the senior games room Choose Now ! From the finest and largest selection of PERSONAL GREETING CARDS for imprinting.every Thursday afternoon in the torm of mock tournaments.The You are also in good time for your gifts of PRINTED STATIONERY \u2014 NAPKINS \u2014 MATCHES \u2014 response has been tremendous, and as a result, the gymnasium BOOKPLATES \u2014 NAME LABELS \u2014 PLAYING C ARDS.is now being used for a similar ÿ 2 purpose, F ° di F .Last week, the obstacle race ÿ © rien y and asf Serv ice e â ; by Leslie Johnston.10- year-old, who navigated the 10.|§ INVITATIONS for Christmas and New Year should be \u2014 : point course in 38 seconds.le now while the selection is at the best and most \\ The runner-up was Bob Pilon complete.with a 38.2 time limit.and Bobby ÿ Christmas Card Lists .cere.59 & 75¢ COOK BOOKS ohnston was third with 38.8.Loose Leaf with refills .1.75 Now i d time to stock CO Special mention goes out to Brian ÿ Gift Stationery and Fancy Notes .from 59% wp for a a aille : o., ue o s ox 800K Vaux, who despite a handicap \u2018the Beautiful Canadian Scenic Calendars .each 1.00 h A aus.Y elves are hilled wi use of only one arm}, managed to! Gift Wrapping Papers, hundreds of designs.Pkts.10c up the best of them.turn in a creditable time of 57 Rolls .ace ace 0050506000 00000000 39\u20ac UP J f Cooki 5.50 seconds.Tags and Seals .coiiiniin.10c up Oy OF POOKUNG cet eee ne eee : More Ribbons and Bows in numerous colors and .Better Homes & Gardens Cook Book .4.50 sports y textures .Cee a aa aa ane à per hank 10c up Ladies Home Journal Cook Book .7.95 h John Forbes.S | Christmas Crackers .per doz.from 75c Good Housekeeping Cook Book .5.50 gi amorts thae A new Christmas Card by Coutts Hallmark from the pen of The New Fannie Farmer Boston Cook Book .5.50 à his team is progressing rapidly, ' Norman Vincent Peale in color photography.Betty Crocker Cook Book, loose leaf .5.05 and a series of exhibition games Box of 12 cards 1.00 Amy Vanderbilt Cook Book .6.25 2 are being arranged.Canadian Yoanes eat rs .box of 12 cards 2.00 Canadian Cook Book .4.50 Basketball ti ti .twice wl Lois eam by Gibson .box of 14 cards 1.00 New York Times Cook Book .7.50 \u2014 biddy.bantam, midget, juvenile Candy Cane .box of 12 cards 1.00 New Settlement Cook Book .3.95 and senior \u2018B\u2019.The midget, juvenile Diaries and Calendar Pads \\ J and senior teams have already Loose Leaf Albums and Scrapbooks participated in exhibition contests FICTION NON-FICTION Lower Canada College PERFE The Age of Churchill .9.50 Franny and Zooey, J.D.Salinger .4.75 e .13] Womanof Valor .7.28 Agony and Ecstasy, Irving Stone .6.75 Livina Fre 5.00 mpor an Mariette, Abram Stilman .4.50 FOR IT, Orda b ir Treen \u201c00 To Kill A Mockingbird, Harder Lee .4.95 WEG lL Roches Riche Terre 325 report The Carpetbaggers, Harold Robbins .5.95 1 Bock of ne ard Ce 325 | Met A Lady, Howard Spring .4.50 = - Terror * The Judas Tree, A.J.Cronin .5.25 su Selden Evoyclopedia of Art.eee 15.95 An important announcement The White Rajah, Monsarrat .450 BOOKS pops or of Indians .oe concerning the future of Lower .u RAA .Canada College will be made Stephen Morris, Nevil Shute .4.50 3 tomorrow evening at the annual speech night by J.V.Also thousonds of ether books by all the best-known authers.Emory, chairman of the board of governors, it was stated this week by D.S.Penton, MA, L.I.D.headmaster.No hint of the nature of the announcement was given, The annual speech night and prize - giving ceremonies will take place at LCC tomorrow zi e e ° 9\u201d hn an on Thirty Years Serving Westmount Residents Guest of honor will be Dean FIAL.Xingiord Proicuor off 896 SHERBROOKE S FIAL, Kingsford Professor of T WEST History, dean of McGill Col- \u2018 CORNER OF PRINCE ALBERT lege. 8 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, November 17, 1961 ANG LICAN UNITED Church et The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alesender Mcler.Roster Monsrery Assistant Rev.Conen $.B.Lindsay 25th Sunday After Tonity Sunduy, Hovember 19th 800 am Holy Eucharist 945 om Sunday School 1018 am Mattine (sud) VI D Kandergaaten 11 00 «rn SOLFMN REQUIEM 7 00 pan Foor cone and Addrtiesn HOLY FUCHARIST WEEKDAYS 700 an Tue ay, Thur clay A UO 2000 Friday #0 an Wedoe day CHURCH 6220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerable 8B Renneth Naples, 0 D.Rector Rev.Conon F I.Whitley.M.A.Hen Assistant Mev.Peter W A.Davisen, B.A, Assistant M7.George EB.Chubb.F.RC.O.7.A.G.0.Organist snd Cheirmacter 25th Sunday After Trimty Sunday, November 19th 080 am Holy Communion ® 30 am Senior Department \u2014 Con- fumation Cluss und Study Group ® 4% am.Junior Department 1100405 Choral Communion Preacher The Rector 1100 am Nuwrvwery, Kindergatten, Prmary Department 230 pan Frenong Preacher Rev Peter W A Davison Monday, November 20th 860 pm Adult Confanmation Chess Wednesduy, November 22nd 7060 am Holy Communion Thursday, November 23rd 1006 an Holy Commumon st.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Cote St Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.Reginald Mollis, M.A, B.D.Assistant Rector 25th Sunday AHer Trinity Sunday, November 191th 800 am Holy Commumon $I am Matis 16.30 om Post Confirmation Clana 100 om Mattins and Holy Communion 110050 Nursery, Kinderk.aten and Sunday School 73 pm.Evensong Wednesday, November 22nd 1100 am Holy Communion Organist and Chetrmaster: Norman W Huorrie, ARCO.ARCM.FTres UNITARIAN THE UNITARIAN CHURCH OF MONTREAL CHURCH OF THR MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.let Simpson) Minister: Rev.Leonard Mason, A.8.0.Sunday, November 19th 16604105 VC GO June And Relisrous Damensions\u201d* INTO am Nursery, Kindergarten and Sunday School in Unitanian House the Organist and Director of Musie : Donald Mackey, Mus 8.LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 205 Clarke Ave.at Western, Wesimount Wm.C Nelting, BD.Paster Wu Hamel, Organist Sunday, November 19th COM am Sentor Sunday School DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Bivd.end Lensdowne Avenue Ministers: 8.Douglas \"mith, 8.A.BB Rev.Bey P.\u201clafford.B.A.B.D.Mrs.Melly K.Davidson Sunday, November 19th 730 om LESLIE MALL SEPAHATISM AN INTERPRETATION REV.JACQUES BEAUDON Organist and C'hoirmaster : Mr.Joba Robb, Mus.Bas.ST.ANDREW\u2019 S.WESTMOUNT (10) Cote St.Antoine Rd.near Arayle Ave.) .Erie J.Adams.B.Mus, Sunday, November 19th 1100 umn Rev.A © Dayfoot.Principal of Theological College, Trinidad 730 pm Rev R.H Leslie A Fouls Faith\u201d cuuEce scnooL 1000 am Intermediate and Seniors 11 00 am.Crib Corner to Juniors 630 pm.Youth Fellowship 8:30 pm.Young People's Union WESTMOUNT PARK- EMMANUEL & CALVARY Cor.Lansdowne & Western Avenues Minister : Rev.Callum Thompson.C.D., B.A., B.D.Director of Music : Mr.Wayne Riddell, B Mus.Sunday, November 19th 11 00 um.Church School and Morning \u2018orshup - Topic: \u201cFrom Monologue To A Shout\u201d TH pm Meditation on the Negro Spiiitual Deep River\u201d Miss Vera Jamieson Mr.William Bowker Evemng Organist: Evening Soloist: VISITORS WELCOME! SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.H J.Stern, Robbi Miles Wisenthal, M.A, Educational Assistant Otte O.Stacren, Canto PF.L.McLearen.Organist \"ane Choir Master.SARBATH SERVICES Friday Evemnge.November 17th at 8:18 o'clock.Dr Stern will speak on \u201cA Stone For A Pillow\u2019, Saturday Morning.November 18th at ae o'clock.sermonetle \u2014 \u201cFinding God\u201d.BAR MITZVAH At the Friday Eve and Sabbath ing Worship, Mask Lawrence, son of Ms and Mrs.Samuel Atrin will be ralled to the Reading of the Toiuh in observance of his Bar Mitzvah.Moin- COURSES IN SCHOOL FOR ADULTS Regular Classes, Sunday Mosrnines at 9 40 o'clock: Knew Your Judaism: Jews ish Contribution To Civilization; Elementary Hebrew, PARENT MEET TEAC HER CONCLAVE Monday Evening.November 20th Parents will meet teachers in their respective Classtoomns at 8 o'clock PANEL DISCUSSION - \u201cWhat Is The Reh- gious School Doing For Our ten\u201d Social hour will follow, Child- BOOK LOVERS FORUM Wednesday Afternoon, November 22nd at 2:30 o'clock, Temple Sanctuary.Mr.Walter OHeaun, Managing Editor, Montreal Star.will review \u201cInside Europe Today by John Gunther.Open Forum \u2014 Tea will follow the lecture.GENER on CARLOS ROM LO LECTUR Auspices \" remple Emanu-El hood.Tuesday Evening, 28th, 8 30 o'clock, Temple General Romulo Brother- November Sanctuary.will speak on \u201cThe 1100 am The Seuvice New Strategy Of Communism In The Ji.8S and Nursery Race Foi Power \u2014 WESTMOUNT BAPTIST Member Baptist World Alliance Sherbroohe Street West of Roslyn Aveswe Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: REV.EDGAR J.BAILEY, C.D, M.A, D.D.Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johmten 8.0, >.Organist end Choir Director: Merchente E 11 00 am.7 40 p.m.Church School -11.00 a.m.\u201cGOD'S PROMISES\u201d \u201cLIFT UP YOUR HEARTS\u201d \u2014 Midweek Service\u2014Wednesday\u20148 p.m.Young People \u2014 Friday \u2014 8.00 p m.1100 am.Moimimne Worship : Sermon The Father With Twa Sons Hey Hoy P.Staffed.BA BD Trinidadian guest pastor A minister from Trinidad pre- senlly oa furlough in Canada, Rev.A.C.Dayfout.BD, TH M.will be guest preacher (his Sunday morning at St.Andrew's Church, West.mount.Mr.Dayfoot served the church im China for à brief period and is now Principal of the Theological College in Trinidad.While in Canada, he is writing the history of the Christian Church in Trinidad.| At the evening worship, Rev.R.H.Leslie will speak on the theme, \u201cA Foul's Faith.\u201d The Rev.(Dr) D.M.Grant.minister.will be in Ottawa preach- | ing the Anniversary Sermon in St.Paul's Eastern Church in that city.All groups in the Department of Christian Education, on Sunday and during the week.will hold their regular meetings.Mr.Eric J.Adams and St.Andrew's Choir will, | provide leadership in the Ministry of Praise on Sunday.\u201d CHRISTIAN SCIENCE The availability here and now of the healing power of the Christ, Truth, will be stressed at the services in the Christian Science churches this Sunday, in the reading of the week's Lesson-Sermon on the subject \u201cSoul and Body.\u201d Bible selections will feature Luke's account of the healing by Christ Jesus of the \u2018\u2019woman which had a spirit of infirmity eighteen years, and was bowed together, and could in no wise lift up herself.\u201d Correlative passages from \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy will include: \u201cGod will heal the sick through man, whenever man is governed by God.Truth casts out error now as surely as it did nineteen centuries ago.All of Truth is not understood: hence its healing power is not fully demonstrated.\u201d PRESBYTERIAN Westmount and Victoria Aves.-\u2014 88th ANNIVERSARY SERVICE Sunday, November 19th 11:00 am.Rev.W.Stanford Reid, Th B., Th.M., Ph.D, 11:18 am.Church Schools Service will be Broadcast over Station C.B.M.at 11:00 am.DORIS KILLAM A.RB.T.C., L.Mus, (McGID Orsanist and Cheir Director MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount, P.Q.The Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., 8.D., Minister 11.00 am.Public Worship The Minister will preach, Lester A.Woodin.Organist and Choirmastez: Visitors and Friends are Cordially Welcome CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church \u2018ot Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CRURCA.TME FIRST CHURCN OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST.IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, November 19th 11:00 am Sunday School 11.00 am.Church Service Lesson - Sermon: Subject: \u201cSOUL AND BODY\u201d Golden Text: Prailms 90:1.16.Lord.thou hast been our dwelling place in ail generations .Let thy work ap- mar unto thy servants.and thy glory unto their children.EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:13 pm.Testimony Meeting READING ROOM In the Church Edifice The public invited Tuesday.Thuisday and Friday, 2% ¢ pm.Wednesdays, 6.30 to § p.m.Isolationism The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D.Rector, Trinity Memorial Church by We live in a troubled world with vast numbers of well disposed people seeking a way of co-operation against the powers that would rule God out of the world.Those powers are not , only Communism but philosophic materialise as well.In such a world we must not withdraw and save our little selves or our little : communities but stand up and say that we are ready to make sacrifices in order that liberty of the Christian man may continue.If there are 20 communities which ignore English to save money they will certainiy tend to save time.English will merely be a foreign language with no \"rights at all.That would not pre- | pent the young people from com- ng to Montreal where they would : Le pete on equal terms with other young people who the Government by i to ignore English in the schools: downtrodden.There was a war 200 years ago and the losing side was treated by the winners with a generosity almost unknown in those days.Ecomonically the French-Canadian is not discriminated against.He has put himself in an unfortunate position because he has been less willing than his English-Canadian neighbour to risk his money in the development of the Province.Now he tries to rectify the position in his own favor by political means.It is unfortunate that the more responsible French-Canad- ians are beginning to answer the nationalists hot-heads.Church sponsors English classes will be the \u201cGod's Promises\u2019 have | theme of the sermon at morning at least been introduced to bi-! worship { lingualism.1 would suggest that Church brought by the minister, increasing br.E.J.Bailey.At night the sub- in Westmount Baptist isolationism is acting against the .ject will be \u2018\u2018Lift Up Your Hearts.\u201d best interests of its own people.The above was written before | church, with the minister, the virulent outbreak of political nationalism, but the background of economic, political and cultural nationalism is all of one piece.It represents a small but very vocal minority in the province.Its smaliness does not mean that it is unimportant.The Communist Party in Russia | is five percent of the Russian people but it rules that people with a rod of iron.A small but determined party playing on the passions and credulity of the people could turn the Province upside down.The Isolationists have ignored all the things that French and English have in common in Canada: Western culture based on Greek Science, Roman and English Law, the Christian Religion; Democratic Government; the right even to make mistakes; and they deliberately .open up old sores and emphasize of the will continue the study of Romans with \u2018Abandoned Lives\u201d as the topic.The Rev.Gerald Ward, President of the Baptist Federation of Canada, will visit the mid-week meeting on Wednesday, November 29.The BYPU meets on Friday in the Lower Hall at 8:00 p.m.English language classes for Canadians, free of charge.with books provided, meet on Monday nights at 8:00 p.m.in the Lower Hall.People of many languages attend these classes which provide a time of fellowship as well as individual instruction in English.Baptist Women\u2019s World Day of Prayer on December ist at West- mount Baptist Church.The mid-week meeting BAT WINGS The common bat of the U.S.has a body only two inches long and can spread its wings to a distance of one foot.One of the largest of bats lives in southeastern Asia and the differences of language.The has a body one foot long with a French Canadian has not been wingspread of about seven feet.EVANGEL Rev.R.M.Argue, B.A.Pastor PENTECOSTAL 1235 Closse St.AT ATWATER BUS TERMINUS PRESENTS CHURCH Rev.A.E.Horeby, B.A.Assistant THE COURER MALE QUARTET \u201cOne of America's Outstanding Singing Groups\" SUNDAY, NOV.19 \u2014 11 a.m.end 7:30 p.m.ALL WELCOME \u2014 1300 SEATS \u2014 FREE ) ANOTHER NEW LOO the new 4300 apartment building wing, left.being erected on Western avenue in Westmount.The ~~ [> TD \u2018- oO -4 \u201d 2 7 p - Tv - ee à, ™ oy y = ue me pap \"me wy Lu prow \"me me ALITY An architect's rendering of 12-storey.$S-million wing with the original structure will make the apartment the largest in Canada \u2014 (etal cost $9 million.Completion is scheduled for fall 1962.Filthy name led to blows Gino Momesso, a 30-year-old service station attendant, who got mad as the result of being called a filthy name by truck driver, T.Coderre, struck the man a blow with his fist and spit in his face, it was alleged at Westmount court, Wednesday.Momesso was found guilty common assault and fined $5 and costs.The complainant said he was Will the $250,000 needed by the YMCA help produce a Hammarskjold, Schweitzer or Dr.Tom Dooley ?It may, for these men are renowned for their strength of character.And the YMCA is concerned with developing character.Through 18 education and character-growth projects in Montreal, the \u2018Y\u2019 provides opportunities for health, education and personal guidance.All of these projects aim at specific educational and social values.They include 10 city branches, a complete university and four schools.You can help develop Canada\u2019s \u201ccharacter- potential\u201d by supporting the \u2018Y\u2019 campaign.YMCA ANNUAL CAMPAIGN $250,000 Engineer to hgh temperature walter (400 degrees Fas a heating medium, and 1x one of the largest of its (ype in Canada Mr Landsay has spent 16 years i the engineering of many am portant heating and engineering in stallations, some of which are at The Westmount Examiner, Fridoy, November 17, 196) 9 Camp Gagetown.Sun Life Building, Ottana City Hall.and the Durval airport The dinner meeting will he preceded by à social hour, following which there will be a conducted tour of the airport's heating system TOBIN\u2019S TRAVEL BUREAU LTD.Annval Pre-Xmes Tour Party To New Yerk City TUESDAY, DEC.Sth TO SATURDAY, DEC.9th, 1941 Who $65.00 pores Single Reem $1 Extra per Night The most interewting ond exciting time te be in New Vorh.Nmes show et Redie City Music Hell, United Nations incloded ia coor.The perty will be eccompenied by Mrs.M.B.Pope of Tobias Reserve ot once.For further information, coll .TOBIN'S TRAVEL BUREAU LTD.1240 Peel Street UN.6-7811 discuss new , heat system Westmounter D.Lorne Lindsay, 4329 Montrose avenue.will be the main speaker at a mecting of the Montreal branch of the Engineering Institute of Canada.to be held! at Dorval airport next Tuesday, to discuss the heating system at the new air terminal.This modern system employs called a bad name by Momesso | who then set about and assulted him.Momesso claimed that he was insulted first and he got out of his car to \u2018see Coderre about it When he opened the truck door.Coderre, he alleged.put his hand PHOTO POSEN Winner of 8 awards in Professional Photographers Association, Prov.of Quebec, Exposition 1961.Phone early for appointment HU.4.6211 4910 SHERBROOXE ST.WEST {Between Claremont & Prince Albert) on his face which probably caused him to spit.\u201cI hit him because he put his hands on me first,\u201d said Momesso.Remembrance Day services well attended Glorious November weather resulted in a large turn-out of troops and civilians at the annual Remembrance Day services held in front of Westmount Cenotaph, Sunday.Mayor J.C.Cushing took the salute.and the military and civil units represented included RCMP, HMCS Donnacona.3 Field Regiment RCE, 11 Signals Regiment, Montreal Signals Cadets, No.14 Branch Royal Canadian l.egion, Royal Montreal Regiment, Lower Canada College Cadets Corps, 401 Squadron RCAF.306 Maple Leaf Wing RCAFA, No.1 West End Cadet Squadron.Among the civic dignitaries attending were ex-Mayors J.S.Cameron, R.L.Campbell, and AS.Bruneau.\u2018Meet the teacher\u2019 The first general meeting of the Westmount High School Home and School Association will be held at the school nex: Tuesday.its purpose will be to \u2018Meet the teacher and see the school.\u201d The assoviation's president, J.M.Linnell, with his executive, working in close co-operation with Norman Wood, Principal of the school.has planned a meeting that is sure to interest all members.It is known that many parents have visited the school on the occasion of its official opening last month, but this meeting will be to answer the many questions, After a brief general meeting, the parents will disperse to their children\u2019s classrooms where they will meet the class teacher.A large turn-out is expected, and it is anticipated that through this program a maximum number of teachers will be introduced to the BIG FOUR TICLE ON CHANNELÉ SUNDAY HAMILTON TORONTO 2:00 p.m.Watch Playoff Preview at 1:30 p.m.Te \u201cve = \u2026P 0e ie + PT CEST y Coremreree se \u2014>\u201412 A DNISION OF CANADIAN MARCON! 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Mr.and Mrs.George Howard of Valois, Quebec.announce the engagement of their daughter Lynn | Marjorie, to Mr.Robert Wright! son of Mr.and Mrs.John W.Ritchic of Westmount, The marriage has been arranged to take Social & Personal Mrs.Walter O'Hearn, Mrs.DM.Grant, Mrs.Louis Cohen and Mrs.Henry Nathanson will preside at the tea tables following the on November 22.Mrs.JIS.Lynch, chairman of Dessert Bridge of Dame de Grace recently enter- the Notre Rivard, R.F.J.Dunlop, C.W.Thompson, E.W.Hunt.W.J.Mcl.ay, R.Sykes, C.H.Bradford, T.D.Handrahan, E.M.Sulis, (ico.8S.Mode.K.Carruthers, M Miss Fva Charlebois of West- mount has left for Palm Beach, Florida.for six months, Christmas bazaar St.Matthew's Anglican Church Guild and WA will hold their annual Christmas bazaar in the church hall, corner Dufferin road and Snowdon avenue on Friday, November 17 at 2 pm.Tea will be served from 2 to 5 and supper | from 530 to 7.30.For the convenience of ladies wishing to attend the atternoon tea, the nursery whl be opened for children at that time.African Violet meet The Atrican Violet Society of Greater Montreal's guest speaker for November 23 meeting will be Mrs.A.Allen from Watertown, Woman's Committee is the Art J.L Corner Sherbrooke ADAMS, Proprietor Medallist, Medallist, McGill University M.C.of Pharmacy WE.2-2136 WE.2-2488 Greene Ave.Mrs.J.A.Hodgson is chairman of Museum Women\u2019s Committee By PAT IPPOLITO To help promote a bilingual atmosphere at the Museum of Fine Arts, the Museum\u2019s Woman's Committee has a dual chairman, one French and the other English.who alternate monthly meetings in both French and English.Chairman of the English division is Mrs.J.Archibald Hodgson, 18 Edgehill road, Westmount.On the 20 sub-committees are many from Notre Dame de Grace and area.The Woman's Committee was founded by a group of women 10 years ago who wanted to help the museum.Today it is a city-wide organization consisting of over 150 members.PRIVATELY FINANCED According to Mrs.Hodgson, Montreal's Museum of Fine Arts is one of the few art museums on this continent which is privately financed by its members, A small grant is obtained from the city and province, but the Museum is mostly run by donations, private funds and endowments.\u201cWork on the Woman's Committee is done through 20 different sub-committees,\u201d Mrs.Hodgson said during a recent interview.\u201cThe most important thing added this year is volunteer guides who conduct tours through the Museuin.Approximately 32 women are now taking a weekly art discussion course which will continue all winter,\u201d she stated.ART SALE Another function run by the Sale in February.This was organized, Mrs.Hodgson said, to ; enable young artists to bring their work before the public.About 70 artists are asked to submit two paintings each valued under $200.If these paintings are approved lot box their names and the pictures they want to buy.If their name is drawn the buyer can purchase the picture at the artist's price.FETE DES FLEURS \u201cOur big money raiser is the Fete des Fleurs in June,\u201d Mrs.Hodgson continued.\u201cThis is open to the public and each year we receive approximately 300 arrangements.There are various classifications and qualifications for each class.Last year we had 6.000 people viewing the exhibie tion in just 24 hours,\u201d she contended.Besides these varied activities, the Woman's Committee also runs a Wednesday night film series, monthly luncheons and Wednesday afternoon teas.They will also serve tea for woman's organizations who wish to have meetings at the Museum.Money from these functions, Mrs.Hodgson said, has purchased this vear for the Museum two paintings by two contemporary Canadian artists, a Goodridge Roberts and a Ronald.The Women's Committee also gives a grant of money to the Museum reference library for French and foreign language art books.by the committee, they are hung\" at the Museum.Prospective buyers put on paper and into a bal- avenues at 8 p.m.Visitors cordially welcomed.Admission free.| McGill Alumnae Mrs.Alice Turnham, B.Sc., \u201834 Director of Museums, McGill Univ-; ersity will speak on \u2018A New Look in Museums\u201d at the forthcoming ! meeting of the McGill Alumnae.This meeting will be held in the Chateau de Ramezay on Tuesday, November 28 at 8.15 p.m.Save Your Skin From DRYNESS, WRINKLES, BLACKHEADS, ACNE.SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, Elec.Professional COSMETOLOGIST From Europe with vears of experience Free Consultation\u2014Appointments MRS.LLORAND 5735 Cote Des Neiges\u2014Suite 4 RE 3-4981 N.Y.in the Lower Hall, Wesley Da vies HOUSE OF PAINTINGS Oil Polatings by Ronald Devies other artists \u201cEXHIBITION of Paintings by Ronald Davies now being shown ot The AVENUE THEATRE Distinctive Picture Framing 4908 Sherbrooke St.West (Corner Prince Albert) HU.6-1264 Say it with a diamond AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY As an expression of your thoughtfulness and affection, a diamond stands alone.Come in and ask our frank and friendly 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visitors to Montreal like to take back reminders of places they have seen in Eastern Canada.Mr.Davies\u2019 scenes depict areas around Mt.Tremblant Park.Mt.Laurier in the Laurentians.and seascapes from the Maritimes.He paints from memory, sketches and color slides.The Davies were long time re- resides in Westmount and her sidents of Cote St.Luc and Notre son Ronald resides on the South Dame de Grace, Mrs.Davies now Shore.* Interesting Lamps x Custom-Yade Shades * Unusual Gifts pr nr Pe Sythe Pr a SP erty La Contessa Ihe.Sherbrooke at Royal HUnter 8-4322 Davies.At Mrs.Davie's House of Paintings, her sen\u2019s pictures are exclusively solda eam.i and four nights of interest and ex- \u2014 Roland Sirois Photo \u201cTourists usually buy fall scenes of the Laurentians,\u201d Mrs.Davies said.\u201cThey like the bright colors found in this area.People who live in the Maritimes always buy seascapes, and Montreal residents generally buy snow scenes.\u201d Ronald has no desire to leave this area, and thinks there is enough to paint here in Quebce without going any place else in.the world.He has recently pur-! chased à farm in the Fastern Townships.Plans call for his! moving there in May with his wife and two children and for him to paint around the West Shefford area.Starting to paint seriously at 12 when he got his first set of ml paints, Ronald afterwards studied at the Museum of Fine Arts under | Arthur Lismer and Jacques de: Tannancour.He says that he pre-! fers doing realistic landscapes | and seascapes to abstraet art because he Yves nature.and does \"4 not want to distort it.One of his few portrait type pictures was sold and used last vear on a calendar distributed by the \u2018 Hersey Hand Knitted Products I .i Company.The picture depicts a seated old lady knitting.i Life 3 Mystery Is there a key to the puzzle of life?Why are we here.and where bound Have we a goal.we desire to reach Reserve space now for Tobin's tri p The annual pre-Christmas party to New York city has been arranged by Tobin's Travel Burcau, leaving Montreal on Tuesday morning.Dec.5 and returning to Montreal early Sunday morning, Dec.10.This means five days citement.The party will travel by coach rail and will be accompan-! ied by Mrs.H.B.Pope of Tobin's staff.\u2018The lovely Christmas extrava-, | / Tobin's Travel Bureau.ganza at Radio City and a visit to the United Nations are included.in the cost.Theatre tickets for the best shows in New York may also be ordered from Tobin's It will be necessady to reserve at once as hotel accommodation at that time of year is very limited in that busy city.Further infor-' mation may be obtained from | The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, November 17, 196) 1 By Abigail van Buren Dear Abby.Touché! 9 e DEAR ABBY: I noticed a girl in study hall.| hked her looks so I asked her for date.She accepted As soon as she got into the car she let me know she was one of those \u2018\u201ctouch-me-nots.\u201d She sat so close to the car door on her side I was afraid she would fall out of the car.1 was only checking to make sure her door was locked, but she thought I was trying to put my arm around her, so she hit me on the head with a French dictionary.1 didn\u2019t tell anybody.but she must have confided in a few dozen girl friends because now the story is all over school.How can 1 get even with her?\u2019 FRENCH STUDENT DEAR STUDENT: Let her win this round.You were lucky she didn\u2019t have access (0 WHO'S WHO or You never would have known WHAT was WHAT! * = 8 DEAR ABBY .Perhaps 1 am too tender-hearted.| belong to an OVER SIXTY club.1 am «2 and have been widowed 3 vears Another widow and | go to their Saturday night dances.The minute I walk wm.a gent who is over 70 immediately meets me at the door and 1 am stuck with him the entire evening.He seems fo like me but he never asks me out.Other men appear interested in me but they don\u2019t have a chance because this man monopohizes me.How can 1 get rid of him without hurting Ins feelings ?TENDER HEARTED DEAR TENDER - HEART ED: Here is a case where age can learn from youth.Enlist the help of a friend.She can subtly let other interested parties know that you are nol attached to this \u2018over 70\" gent by «choice.and would appreciate being \u201crescued\u201d occasionally.* * ¥ DEAR ABBY .My husband's brother is a physician.1 kept asking my husband te please take our two bovs to lus brother's office to have them checked over.Lloyd had a bad cough that lasted all summer.and Clyde had a rash on dus Has somewhere an answer been found?But the Infinite power that binds all in one Is the centrifugal point of all codes So why waste the time over doctrines and creeds, When there is only one goal to all roads.DOROTHY SPROULE Genuine Choice Western BEEF QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMUINT \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits ond Vegetables.* IMPORTED PRODUCTS ° NICHOL'S, Lennoxville, HAMS, SAUSAGE & BACON 4466 Se.Catherine Wes?Neer Metcoife Ave.feet that we couldn't get rid of 1 got ured of waiting so | took the boys te another doctor and paid this doctor in cash I have yet to hear the end of at.What would you have done, Abby, under the same circum: stances\u201d DOCTOR'S RELATIVE DFAR RELATIVE: | would have called my husband's brother, made an appointment with HIM at his office.taken the bors and paid HIM, * * * DEAR ABBY How can | get my hushand to quit divolhing over every good looking sul he sces 7?We can't go to a aes.taurant without his pointing out the waitress\u2019 legs, wasp wast or radiant complevion When Tm in the Kitchen, he'll ran and gel me to show me some doll spraying her liar on television, I amie no slouch myself but 1 can\u2019t compete with professional models and women who are 20 vears vounger.1 need some advice, CAN'T COMPETE DEAR CAN'T: Beal him to the draw hy pointing out all the lovely ladies and their goed qualities before he has a chance (0 open his mouth.He'll have nothing (e say and veu'l! shew voursell te be a goed sport.WE.7-9455-6 Our Justiy Femeus MR.EMILE \u201cSofty Permanent Known for the gentle, true performance it 1m.parts to your hair Good too, for bleached ond tinted har, SPECIAL $10.00 WITH THE STYLIST SLIGHTLY HIGHER Specialist in * Faciok * Manicuring © Pedicuring Phone WE.5.0562 WE.5-2486 mile sal 1347 GREENE AVE.Westmount 12 The Westmount Examiner, Fridoy, November 17, 1961 In The Womens Realm Alumnae meeting The Alumnae Sociely ot the High School for Gurls fall meeting will be held in the Foyer on Monday Ttus will be à membership get together with retreshments aod a good Visit with old friends and meet many new ones So all old members and new ones too, please come and help make the evening a huge success Auy demations of new or cleaned old clothing tor be most welcome.Also take in any cancelled stamps vou have fted Cross and are à great benefit to the sick children.Terra Nova Club Ms Martin Crawtord, will be the guest speaker at a meeting of the Terra Nova Club, to be held on Friday, November 17 at 8.30 pm un the Pitt\u201d Room\" of the Army and Navy Club, 1168 St Catherine street, west, A social hour will follow featuring Newfoundland folk songs.All Newfoundlanders welcome.Daughters of Nile The stated monthly session of Oasis Temple, No.46, Daughters of the Nile, will be held in Victoria Hall, Sherbrooke street, west, Westmount, November 20.at 7:30 p.m when a Ceremonial will take place.Mrs.J.FF Ritchie will preside at the meeting, Hospital auxiliary The Women's Auxiliary of the Royal Victoria Hospital is holding a general mecting on Tuesday at 2.30 pm an the Amplutheatre of the win budding.Tea will be served atterwards in the Nurses\u2019 Residence.The guest speaker will be De Jean Bouchard, radiologist, and ts subject will be Tale of the Magie Ravs \u201d There will also be a report of the recent sale Trea: sures Old and veu.\u201d The tea table will be in charge of Mrs Slater Lewis, Mrs, GR Brow, and Mrs.Leo RKirsehberg.Book Lovers' Forum Me Walter OHearn will review \u201cInside Europe Today,\u201d hy John Gunther.at the meeting ot the Book Lovers\u201d Forum.Fhus meeting will take place on Wednesday, November 220 at 230 pm.in the Lecture Hall of Temple FEmanu- El.4100 Sherbrooke street, west Women's Art Society The Women's Art Society wil hold its meeting in the lecture Hall of the Museum ot Fine Arts, on Tuesday at 230 pm.Mme Claude Beaubien F RSA.director of Montreal International Theater will speak on: \u201cBegin wines of Theater an Canada\u201d.Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club The Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club wall meet on Tuesday, at 2 in the Masonic Temple, where an allus- trated lecture wall be given by Mr and Mrs.FD.Melntosh on thew recent trip to Futope.Members and guests will be wel- ( oming l'vents BAZAAR: The annual charity bazaat mn tavor ot the Little Sisters of the Assumption will he held Saturday.November 18, wm the Mont Sant Louis gymnasturm, trom 10 am.to 10 pm.Twenty booths will attract interested buyers.A cold buttet supper will be served from 3 to 8 o'clock BRIDGE LUNCHEON: Will be held at the YWOA, 1355 Dorchester boulevard west, Friday.November 17.i ad of VWCA world ser vice Special features will be a beautitut painting, \u201cThe Swan\u201d by Mre.E.Jackson-Smith: a home cooking table with varied delicacies and Christmas stockings (or all members of the tank.Weltare git wil cltare 146 willy These are given to the\u2018 comed by (be President, Mrs.R.E Gilbert Retreshments will be served by Mrs.R.C.D'Alloa and her committee.Ladies Curling Club Heather Ladies Curling Club will hold its fourth annual Bonspiel, November 20 to 22.Forty rinks, including some US.entries, have been invited to participate.Remise Trophy which will be pre- Loyola College.The subject of his with Mrs.W.J.L.Beaumont aad seated after the finals on Wednes- address will be \"What about this Mrs.H.F.Kerrin presiding at Ferment ia Quebec.\u201d day afternoon, November 22.Joint conveners are: Mrs.H.G.Benson and Mrs.D.W Reynolds.Mrs.H.A.Dale is match chairman.Xavier Apostoiate Guild The Xavier Apustolate Guild will hold its membership meeting and tea on Monday.at Victoria Hall, Westmount, 2:15 p.m.The President, Mrs.G.H.Cook will chair the meeting.Guest speaker for this occasion will be the Very Reverend Father They will be competing for the Patrick G.Malone, SJ, Rector of Mrs.W.Brennan will be the tea table.The soloist will be Miss Kathe- charge of the tea arrangements, leen James.\u2014\u2014\u2014# t ANTOINE\u2019S ART GALLERY offers the following Interesting Suggestions Suggestion No.1 That Companies, Service Clubs and Banks consider the idea of purchasing an occasional ainting for presentation for Long Service \u2014 Retirement Gift \u2014 or Meritorious Service \u2014 as a deviation from the stereotyped presentations at present in vogue.Suggestion No.2 That people \u2018making do' with pictures around ive a thought to improving their sur- by the addition of one or more really nice Canadian or other paintings at our prevail- the house roundings ing low prices.939 VICTORIA SQUARE à -~ UN.6-4095 | > THOMAS MOORE CHAPTER I.O.D.E.IMPERIAL ORDER DAUGHTERS OF THE EMPIRE xX: Rs 55 pe Ta Aa - = v 224 invite you to a christmas \u201ccandle festival at Morgan's Dorval Store Thursday, Friday, Saturday, November 16-17-18, 4 Sponsored by The Thomas Moore Chapter, Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire 1961 5k CANDLES in colours galore! XX CANDLES for every occasionl > CANDLES new and different! 3% CANDLES for Christmas! *>k CANDLES for gifts! It's a real CANDLE SPREE.first of its kind in Eastern Canada! So come.stock on CANDLES! Proceeds to the 1.0.D.E.(Welfare and Education Fund) Candles by Paragon Candie Company, TV RADIO © APPLIANCES SALES & SERVICE TV Rentals our specialty HI-FI Equipment and Transistor Supplies TELETRONICS CORP.LTD.4119 St.Catherine W.WE.5-9282 _ Property Wanted DUPLEX wanted by doctor on good street in lower level, Westinount preferably above Sherbrooke, 8 and 7 rooms, price, around $50.000.Call E.N.Little, RE.3-1800.St.Francis Realty Co.Ltd, HU.9-5321 12 Apartments To Let BHERBROOKE near Guy.sublet.Clean, quiet, large living room, kitchen.bathroom, balcony.Also suitable commercial purpose.$100.00 month, light and gas included.WE.3-6450 or AV.8.4524 after 7 p.m.ND.G., Loyola district, 5 rooms, lower, unheated, $75.00.488-5622.20 Rooms To Let WESTMOUNT, 27 Staynor near Greene.front room, $10.00.Telephone service, CR.213.22 Room and Board To Let ROOM a references.Very from North of Montreal.24 good home.11 miles NA.7-4283._ Autos For Sale - 1955 Ford V-8 custom-line, motor good running order.Work needed on Poe $250.00 or best offer.Call WE.2-724 26 Garages To Let 7 AUTO STORAGE LIVE AND DEAD greasing, etc., at Also day or night Parking.washing, reasonable rates, Yearly contracts.VICTORIA AVENUE GARAGE 370 VICTORIA AVENUE HU.6-0767 28d Stamps STAMP collection wanted.Canada and Provinces.Call PO.7-3214.29> For Sale Dining Room Furniture BLOND wood coffee table.tile top.54 x 32 inches.converts into dining room table.Perfect condition.$100.00.HU.8.7286 29d For Kitchen Equipment CHROME kitchen set, arborite top lible and 4 leather chairs, grey, reasonable.Hu.8-4917.For Sale 29e (Musical Instruments) Reed Organ Choral tone.cherry mahogany cabinet.49 keys, 60 chord buttons.can be played on sight.Sacrifice.Call 482- 2707 after 6 p.m.CLARINET, Boosey Hawkes make.perfect condition.Call HU.1-5118.Clothing & Furs BLACK Persian paw coat.grey trim.size 16.good condition.RA.7-6253.LADY'S white tube skates, size 8, $4.00; girl's white skates, size 13.$3.00: girl's winter coat.leggings and hat set.size 5-6, turauoise blue mink collar, $8.00.579.HU.29h For Sale QU General Bargains Large crib.telephone table and chair.table lamps.2 man's coats, size 42-44.etc.HU.8- 2 lady's coats size 16 etc.8900.WANT AN ORIGINAL CHRISTMAS DECORATION?CALL HU.6-5224.6 TO 7 P.M.HEAVY DUTY HAULING TRAILER.1 WHEELER, 2 SPARE Sa Box BY 4 FOOT HIGH.3 CKSs.Hoon R LONG DISTANCE HAULING.FARM OR CONTRACTOR.$1350.00 OR WILL TRADE oe FOR EQUAL VALUE.CALL CR.9-0040.and board for one child.Best The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, November 17, 196) 13 - \u2014 PHONE YOUR a - HUnter 1-0451 .ADS \u2014 | The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising | Jo Words 50¢ | for each additional word.\u201cx meee Sy na memes - Please phone your Ads oarly in the week.No Ads eccepted after 10:30 o.m.Thundey for current issue.For your convenience, Adtaher en duty Mondey, Tussdey end Wednerdey sat 8:30 p.m.\u2014 MU.1.048).LE EE EE Ma.WE GWT 29h For Sale General CARPETS .from $1.50 vd.up from $20.00 up from $1.50 yd.up Wall-to-wall Rugs, 9 x 12 Hall carpet Draperies LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM AND KITCHEN EXCELLENT CHOICE AT LOW PRICES Sale Prices LARGE SELECTION OF BEDSPRFADS \u2014 BLANKETS ~ SHEETS \u2014 TOWE \u2014 UPHOLSTERY MATERIAL \u2014 WIN: DOW SHADES PLASTICS \u2014 LEATHERETTE, ETC.ST.HUBERT DEPARTMENT STORE 7190 ST.HUBERT ST.Bargain GAS AND OII, HEATERS.COMPLETE INVENTORY MUST GO.SAVE $50 AND MORE.FREE INSTALLATION WHILE THEY LAST.CR.3-2527, Christmas Cards WE HAVE CHRISTMAS CARDS, TOYS, NOVELTIES, ETC.FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, 721-9796, ANYTIME.BRAND new #4 piece silver Plated \u201ctea set and trav.Sacrifice $12500.Call mornings, WE.2-4850 and nights, NA.7-3920.MOFFAT gas stove.late model, like new.$150.00: refrigerator, Admiral, 250 feet.$50.00: Bendix washer.$50.00; dresser.$1500; ironic $15.00.HU.98-3131.used once.RA.7- Gans WARDROBE trunk.condition, reasonable.Cali VV VV VVV UT TU TU OT VVVvVvryee Service Directory à à À à à A À à A À A A à A à A A à A A A A a Building Repairs House Repairs Painting At Reasonable Prices ANYTHING IN CARPENTRY ND PAINTING PLANNED KITCHENS .PLAYROOMS BUILDING EXTENSIONS ALUMINUM SIDING FINEST REFERENCES SATISFACTION GUARANTEED CLIVE DRAKE WE.7-0990 ALSO EVENINGS CALL US FIRST! 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WE.5-2101 ontinued from page 4) announce to the housewite that ta) 1 have had a change ot heart and now think his product is jim-dandy director of the company.that 1 have a th Fam a or te) huge financial n- terest in a rival company which is why I! have attacked their product.A salesman for the Toronto Telegram, for instance.recently told one of my readers that ! had a heavy financial interest in several mortgage companies whose rivals\u2019.revealed in this space.A young magazine salesman recently told I.personally, a customer that was sponsoring the \u2018students\u2019 tour to Europe\u201d tor which he needed points.This man had a Maclean-Hunt- er identification card and he added that.since | was a co- owner of Maclean Hunter ') his activities proval.had my full ap- My faithful reader expressed mild surprise upon the young student stated where- that the last man who had called him a liar was now the street.Meanwhile, lying on from what several readers tell me.Nutri-Bio salesmen all over town are using a new pitch: The story is that | have been converted to the Nu- tri-Bio way of life as a result operations 1 had * } the i ince of Quebec 42 Personal OPEN NOW INTRODUCTION AND COMPANIONSHIP BUREAU REG'D.CONFIDFNTIAL INTFRVIFWS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY BOTH FEMALE ANY RELIGION OR NATIONALITY CALL: WE.2.5865 OLD.RUNDOWN\u201c Ostrex Tone Tobdets MALE AND help\u201c pep-up thousands of men, women past 40 Only 68e At all drusagists Magici Entertainment suitable fer Li Ge casio Out specialts cha diens patties.KI.4 6597.KE + 2314.BRIDGE LESSONS CERTIFIED TEACHER ANNE KING 735-1080 USE EXAMINER CLASSIFIEDS FOR BEST RESULTS of a visit from thar publicity man, that I am now guzzling the stuff daily and that [ am very much in favor of the whole scheme, Next tune a salemun tells you that | am solidly behind lus company try this simple test: Ask hum tor his name.address and phone number and tell him you are gomg to lor- ward it to me.Or, better shill, call my office or home in fus presence and ask tor conhirma- tion of his remarks, I would just love to talk one of these birds in person, to CHINA TEST A test for determinmyg real china is to apply red to the ware under the glaze IH the nk is absorbed.the ware is not reat china, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica.-_\u2014 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE NOTICE 1x hescby given that ANNA LUELLA ZAUCHARIAS MATTHEWS.of City and District ol Montreal, Pros - Clerk.will apply to the Parthament of Car next following Hill of hve NAI I» RUPERT mvtan, of the City and Pristirct «ft Mont real, Province ot Quie tre « un the grounds of adultery DATED at Montreal thas September 1961 JOSFI'H S$ AFL AN Attorney tor Are ant st un her ha MATTHEWS, \u201cth dos of \u201cJack Sirulnikoff Mus.Bac INSTRUCTION IN CLARINFT.SAXOPHONE, PIANO AND THEORFETICAL.SUBJECTS Will.PREPARY.FOR FXAM INATIONS.PHONE 4682-4112 Medical Services ELECTROLYSIS, of unwanted hair.consultation.4-7028 Painting & Decorating PAINTING - Decorating < interior and Exterior, minor repairs \u2014 all types of cleaning.Efficient workers.Reasonable permanent removal Medically approved Mr.Spungin, CR rates.All jobs guaraniced.Call 8.W.Little, PO.7-4171.STORM WINDOWS CLEANED & AA Window Cleaning FLOORS, WALLS & WINDOWS CLEANED © Free Estimates © WE.7-1964 INSTALLED 14 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, November 17, 1961 Westmount in QRU Ru The underdogs scored surprising wins in the Quebec Rugger Union playoffs Saturday Westmount exploded for a 60 win over their playoff rivals the Irish, while the* Ottawa Beavers registered a narrow 6-3 win over the league champions Town of Mount Royal, to make it the first ever Westmount versus Ottawa final.Bis Jun Adam hooted West | mount into the tinal with two long | range penalty goals in a clean, hard tought strugule The Westmount club were fired up tor this game, wing forwards Terry Ryan and Peter Mond play: | we standout gaines, repeatedly breaking up the Irish halt back plays and toring them to make\u2019 costly errors Adam booted the Westie's into a 3-0 halttime lead with a long range penalty goal at the 15-munute mark The ' Westmount forwards took charge of the game quite early and only sound tackhng by the Irish detenders kept the score down More marked In the second hall Westmount's superionity was even more marked Rarely did the trish peactrate Bulls vs Ottawa gger finals their opponents halt.In the hiery Westmount pack Ben Dibben and Terry Ryan were outstanding.Adam booted his second penalty poul to give Westmount a 6-0 lead.In the last 16-minutes.Westmount hammered the Irish hae costinual- ly.two certain scores were averted before the Irish broke away with an exciting passing movement mvolving Megganity, Hedge and Sweetman.Ottawa Townies John Brebner kicked a 35-vard drop goal after 10 minutes of the first half to give Ottawa Beavers a 3-0 advantage in their semi-final game at T MR.in the second half the lively Townies turmed on and Dave Clarke pui them on even terms with an easy drop goal.Three times (he Town driven back by long range punts of fullback Brebner.With seven minutes to go the the pressure stormed | to the Ottawa line, only to be! Leafs Executive to meet Monday President W.J.\u2018Bill\u2019 Gray has called a meeting of the Executive tiring Ottawa team burst into life of the NDG Maple Leafs Football and rushed the ball into the Town end zone.Graham Sadler, the Ot.Club for Monday, November 20, at tawa captain, emerged from the|6:30 p.m.at Caledonia Curling pile of players with the ball to be Club, 11 Hillside lane, Westmount, awarded what proved to be the winning try.Wanderers licked Ottawa 20-0 to capture the intermediate crown.This meeting will be an important one, and president Gray urged all coaches and members of the executive to attend.61-30 ENJOY QUEBEC'S BEST- ENJOY O'KEEFE Travelling past majestic Montmorency Falls, and everywhere in beautiful Quebec, more and more people refresh themselves with miid-tasting O'Keefe Ale.Why don't you try O'Keefe .it's brewed with seedless hops for natural mildness.Change to O'Keefe and enjoy life at it's best.prink QKeefe.the Midd alel win Tackle final In one of the most exciting games ever plaved in the City of Westmount Eight-Man Tackle Football League, the Bulls, under the guidance of Dick Black and | Alan Turner defeated the Huskies to win the 1961 championship.Huskies took the lead in the first quarter.Juvenal Fernandes scoring on a keeper from the 1 vard hne after having engineered a series ot plays from tis own 35.| Huskies kicked 10 the Bulls and | Pat Fennell promptly ran the Kick-off back from lus own 45.This play really stunned the Huskies.In the second quarter Pat Fen- nell, the star of the contest, took a pass from Shaver and ran 40 yards to take the half time score read Bulls 12-Huskies 6.Fennell scored his third major of the day early in the third quarter taking a direct snap and going 20 yards.Louis Rasmond revived the Huskies mid way through the tourth when he recovered a loose | ball au the end zone Huskies put, on the pressure but could not! chmax their efforts on the score sheet Final score was Bulls 18- Huskies 12 ' Deserving ot much credit in the Bull's victary an addition to Fen-! nell ac Michael Bourke, corner linebacker.! Paul Boucher John Ono and Louis Raymond were outstanding tor the losers, who over the regu- Lar season, titnshed an tirst place They were coached by George Jet- ! terson and Jim Beasant ' Thee lollowane as the Bulls Championship Roster i Michael! Bourke, Huh Berwick.Allan Brrezuski, Paul Butler, Pat Fennell Richard Gales, Bob Is.senman, Russell Kelley Harey Lapszyve.Richard Melernon, Alis- | tair Miller, Billy Musto, Michael Novinger, Ross Petrie, Jolin Shay-| er, Joha McManus.KEN BROWN % Commentary News & Sports Director, Herb Manning À \u201cColour\u201d by CKGM's GENE KIRBY EEO Montreal AND by CKGM \"BIG 4\" FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS Brought to you by THE BRITISH AMERICAN OIL CO.ond DOW BREWERY Lid.MAKERS OF HEAR ALL THE PLAYOFF GAMES THE GREY CUP GAME % Play-By-Play by Radi 98 \u201cOriginating Football Rebroadcasts for Eastern Canada\u201d DOW ALE e > |» Travellers win Touch title Westmount Travellers Draft Touch Football outfit won the final of the Draft Football League Championship at Westmount park on Saturday morning.| finished fourth in the regular league play, downed St.The Travellers, who Laurent Saints 30-2.St.- Laurent\u2019s star speedster.skier Tommy Barbeau, was cut out of the game by several desperate last minute tackles, many diving efforts, as the Westmount defence turned in some fine extra covering to tag him.Barbeau.despite the close watch put on him, managed the Saints\u2019 have their fine defensive squad to thank for the convincing victory.After tightly played first half.which erded at 3-2, the Saints had a series of passes intercepted and turned {neo many touchdowns, by Wally Len-z, two, Brian Gallegy and Pete Holland.John St.Onge and Bob Kelly Jone points with a safety touch.each forced safety touches to All of the Westmount scores round out the scoring.came trom interceptions, and they Saints caplains Jeff Ward and PLAY A LITTLE LONGER LIVE A LITTLE BETTER Brewed a little longer Tastes a little better Delivering that rock is the finest way of working up a thirst! And when you've \u201cfilled the house, rush right off and fill yourself a glass of Kingsbeer! Sparkling Kingsbeer is brewed the careful way .brewed longer.it's the custom-brewed beer with the just-right zip.Next time .- anytime.CALL FOR A INGS: Don Kirkpatrick shone for the losers, in a game that was score indicates.| St.Laurent finished third in the seven week regular schedule which started on September 9.and ended | in semifinal playoiis among the\" top four teams.To reach the tinal, the St.Laurent team defeated the standing | champions Martians, of skiing | fame.while the Travellers downed Tsecond place McGill Westies.The | new champions were presented with a handsome trophy donated by the Montreal Alouette Football | council at a league dance at the Town of Mount Royal Hall on Sat.| urday evening.Also awarded were trophies for individual perior- | mances.| Formed three years ago, the Draft League is designed to pro- | vide recreation and exercise for former football players fighting the business man\u2019s spread.Among the players whose names were once prominent on the sports pages are | Phil Adrian.Wally Lenez.Gerry! Apostolatos, Kev Dunnigan, Al McKinney and Bob Horan.| Fathers\u2019 league | The City of Westmount Recreation Department will be running a league for fathers who are interested in having a weekly\u2019 workout at the Artificial lee Rink.An hour has been reserved on Wednesday evenings starting at, 6:30 p.m.and if à sufficient num-\" ber of \u201cyoung\u201d old-timers show interest.the league will be getting underway in a couple of, weuks.Those interested should call the Recreation Department, and ask for Rocky or John WE.2-4293.G.Casavant rolls 271 A High Single of 271.rolled by Gaston Casavant, of the tirst place Cardinals, was the highlight of play in the Monitor Mixed Bowling League last week.This is the first time in league play that a single of 27] has been rolled at the new Rose Bowl Lanes, Casavant\u2019s night's triple was 601, giving him a seasonal average of 169.MONT REAL BUICK SERVICE IS CLOSE TO YOU! MONTREAL Sucx BY.CATHERINE STRIEY WEST \"Te avwarea seaninas Our convenient location near the Atwater Bus Terminal makes it easy for you to get your car serviced.ms Call us at WE.7-6342, and remember ; this number for after hours : towing \u2014 WE.7-9121.Montreal Buic JUST WEST GF AT ATEN Oe\" A BUICK@and IVE VAUXHALL Patterson from being as one sided as a champ or hermit?| The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, November 17, 196) 15 Red Smith on sport THE heavyweight champion of the world, who goes to earth like a fox as soon as he has flattened one challenger and emerges only to swat somebody else, breaks up housekeeping today in the most secluded rabbit warren he has found thus far From now until he tees off on the well-scrubbed chin of Tom McNeeley, Jr .in Toronto, Dec.4.he will live at New Woodbine Racetrack and train on Toronto's Palace Pier.Never entirely out of training, Flovd Paterson al ready has worked six months for an opponent whose professional credentials place him somewhere between the Golden Gloves and a waterfront goon squad.It isn't awe of McNeeley that has kept him hidden away in the hills since May.leading a hermit\u2019s existence in the dusty shell of a backwoods hotel and bar which died when the New York Thruway bypassed it.He is here because he is something of a recluse by nature and has no time for anything in the world save fighting.He was startled yesterday when told that visitors were coming up from New York to see his last workout here (which didn't come off because the sparring partners already had pulled out), \u201cWho'd want to come up and gee me for a MeNecley bout\u201d he asked.and the amazement in his tone was hoth a retlection of McNeeley's standing in the trade and an expression of the indestructible naivete that has never let Floyd appreciate has own standing in the world.\u201cFlovd,\u201d he was told, \u201cat's still the beavywewht championship of the world and you're still the heavyweight champion.If vou went out surf-casting on Long Island, there'd be somebody who'd want to go along and see what Kind of caster the heavyweight champion was.By the way.you've moved from Long Island.haven't vou?\" \u201cYes, we have a house in Scarsdale.1 haven't been there enough to know the neighbor hood yet, but most ol the people have been fine.It's not the way I thought it might be when we were negotiating and I got lefters saying, \u2018Scarsdale is not for Negroes.Stay out.\u201d We've got a wonderful neighbor next door.\u201d \u201cWere those letters signed.Floyd?\" Ne For his purposes.the fighter said, this retreat is the best he has found.\"watch \u201cI can concentrate here,\u201d he said.\u2018Before the last Johans- son fight we were in Spring Valley.which was a busy country club with golf and all, and then Miami Beach was worse, in those big .otels.1 neve.had one day there when | was satisfied with my work.Here there's been nobody at all watching the boxing except for last Sunday, and I've worked good and louk- ed good.\u201d \u201cYou think (hat accounts for 1° 11222 1212 0 L * | Tracy Escobar Js ro.ls top score | Tracy Escobar rolled High Triple in the Mixed Nuts Bowling League at the Rose Bowl Lanes, with 158.Muggette Kay took High Single with 139.Norma Allen.332: Andria O\u2019Brien, 311; Elsie Mayo.129 and Meg Gill, 313.were next best triple rollers.Elsie Mayo, 134; Norma Allen, 130: Tracy Escobar.130.and Meg | Gill.129.have good singles.| The Walnuts lcad the league with 21 points, followed by the Cashews and the Peanuts with 18 points | each.| the kind of fight vou made in Miami Beach?\u201d \u201cYes.It was interesting, I guess, from the publie response.but not skillful.No, I've never looked at the films.1 dont hke to see myself where 1 show no shall at all and it does me no good to look at the pictures.\u201d \u201cSettle an argument, Floyd.Some (elt the mandatory essht- count mm Florida saved your bille because when vou vent down an the first round and bounced right up.Johansson couldn't pile rizhl into vou.On the other band, il you had your wits about you when you went down, you could have tuken a nime-count J you needed tt \u201c1 had my wits about me,\u201d Floyd sad.\u2018and it I'd been hurt I'da taken mine om one knee.It was a real hnochdown, but I wasn't hurt at all 1 was Just so surprised, | wanted to bounce up as fast as | could Then when Le knoched me down again, it was getting embarrassing and I wanted to get up taster, even \u201cYou looked disgusted.\u201d Floyd snorted and shook his head, sul disgusted.CIC vas getting to be the first hight all over agaun.\u201d What price vindication?He was silent for a moment.\u201cBein\u2019s I vas so terrible in that fight.\u2019 he said.\u2018! wanted to vindicate myself against à high rated fighter hike Henry Cooper Then 1 started reading im the papers that Cooper was a bum.so 1 said, \u2018AN right, then I'll take Machen instead.\u2019 The terms in England were kinda ridiculous, anyway.So we started negotiating for Eddie Machen, but then 1 read that Machen was a worse bum and why was Patterson ducking Couper?\u201cI thought, \u2018How can ! get vindication tighting Machen\u201d 1 decided that as long as I'm champion and can do it.I'd have one hght each veas with a top-rated challenger and one with a man who's not rated so high, but still respect the une that's not rated high.For me now, McNeeley is the No 1 contender because he's the one that's gonna be in the ning trying to take my champion ship away \u2018\" \u201cHave sou had correspondence ol any kind with Inge- mar\u201d\u201d \u201cNo.| usually think of my opponents And want (0 know how they're dong \u2014 Archie Moore and Tommy Jackson and so on.But | havea't given that guy a thought because ! know I mean nothing to him\u2019 te) 1968 New Verh Herald Fribene ine.\u2019 16 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey.November 17, 1961 $53$$$$$$$$$S$5$$$$$$$$S$$$$$$S$$$$$SS$$$$55555 CASHWORD PUZZLE No.49 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10.SEEN is specibie A designer nay be upset il one ot her creations is not properly SEEN.no matter how well at 1s SEWN, 11 DUN is favored A woman may be frightened by the way her husband stares at a DUN for lus bemused expression may indicate that he is unable to meet the obligation.She may be (rizhtened of an such lethal weapon as a GUN under any circumstances, BUN, NUN and RUN are re mote, 12.SIB, to be sure \\ tender: hearted little girl may be moved to tears by an unhappy SIB, as a brother or sister, for she may feel that her own 4M oppress is involved with that Across It may be unkind to dispute an individual's \u2014 .Exyptian sun-god.8 A man's \u2014\u2014 desire for success is not likely to lead to any achievement.10.A man may use this to create an impression.11.A strict father may consider these out of place in a well-ordered home.12.May make a man who is \u2014 2 boating wish he were home.16.One.18.In the theater an audience may find itselt out of sympathy with a \u2014 on stage.19.May persuade one that a piano he is buying has a desirable tone.20.Yale University 21.Depart.23.An ailing woman may find a lot of these difficult to get rid of, .Many dull \u2014 may force a touring revue to close.26.It may be best not to hurry arrangements for a \u2014.UP NRE YT LD a given puzzle the prize money will be divided equally among the winners.If there is no winner, each week $10 will be added to the prize money, 5.The Cashword Puzzle Conlest is open to everyone except employees of the publishers of this newspaper and members of their immediate families, abbr).5 au Posen 1 A man may consider this mn determining whether to undertake a ditficult enterprise.Makes mistakes.Appellation.4.A mother may tell her daughter not to waste time on an \u2014, .On a chilly day a swimming instructor may be influenced by the \u2014 in a class who ask him to shorten a lesson.6.May be important at a Hollywood function.9.A discontented woman is not likely to notice the \u2014 of a 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