The Westmount examiner, 5 octobre 1962, vendredi 5 octobre 1962

[" VOL.XXXII, No.40 MONTREAL, FRi., OCT.5, 19622; 35 | 5 CENTS 20 PAGES | ! 400404004000 00000 040000 0004090409 October 7 - 13 Fire prevention week endorsed \u2018Think about fire wherever you are.\u201d Police and Fire Chief Ed Harper heartily endorses this slogan made up by the joint committee of the Association of Canadian Fire Marshals and the Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs.\u201cNext week is Fire Prevention Week,\u201d Chief Harper observed, \u201cand 1 feel it is the duty of all Westmount citizens to bear in mind the terrible losses in life and property caused by fire across Canada.\u201d He added: \u201cI recommend this slogan to everyone to be observed every day of the year.\u201d This year in Westmount suitable posters and literature are being distributed: jo commercial establishments, public buildings and schools.Fire drills a \u2018must\u2019 next week Fire drill in schools is a\u2019 \u201cmust\u201d next week.Additionally, priests, ministers and rabbis are being asked to mention the danger of outbreaks and fire hazards in their sermons.The toll in Canada is heavy, as indicated by the following: Some 5,500 persons died, 16,000 were scarred and maimed and more than $1,000,- 000,000 in property losses have been reported during the last 10 years.The following is taken from Tht following is taken from a release issued by the Cana- (Continued on page 35) Returning officer opens bureau Edwin L.Murphy, returning officer for the provincial riding of Westmount - St.George, has opened an office at 1329a Greene avenue.His assistant is D.Tellier.The office will receive nominations from prospective candidates for the November 14 election in Quebec province.The office also will function as an information bureau.NEW LUTHERAN CHURCH: when completed.The architect is Peter Acres of Woods & Acres.St.Leo's, St.Paul's graduation »*, CERTA Ce, exercises held : Page 3 PHY 2e qé 4e, te This is an architect's conception of what the new church and hall of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, Western and Clarke avenues, will look like Prime contractor is M.H, N.Gruner & Co.Ltd.Mechanical and electrical consulting engineers are respectively Holden & Muir and Malkin and Hosking.Pastor of the congregation is Rev.William C.Nolting.The congregation temporarily is worshipping in the Seventh Adventist Church, Western and Olivier avenues, THIS WEEK IN WESTMOUNT \u201c Wesimounf High foofballers win exhibition game 8-6 were taken on a side trip to Bradley.For the first time in 11 years Westmount High senior football team played an exhibition | game in Ottawa against Ash- bury College instead of the traditional game against Proctor Academy.The 45 students who went along for the day to help give moral support to the WHS team | were delighted with the plans made for them and the members.A tour of Ottawa, meal in the dining room at Ashbury College and refreshments after the game for team members; while supporters | Read about the monster of 1916 Page 4 commented Churches .Classified .Editorial Making the Scene .18 Sports .0000.18, 19 Unity Boys' Club .Women's Pages .12, 13, 14, 15 +2 .Carlton University during the morning, by Valentina Rahr | the game in the afternoon.| \u201cIt was a well-fought game,\u201d Coach Carmen, No garbage | collection Monday Westmounters are reminded that there will be no collection of garbage on Monday, Thanksgiving Day.Residents usually, served on Mondays are asked by the city to put out their refuse for collection on Tuesday.ceo 16,17 oc.Scorers were Courtney Pratt.and attended touchdown on a pass into the | end zone © John Tilly.convert; single rouge by Tom Christie; tackle by Bill Abbott, were Dick Spencer, John Tilly and John Cliff.Score was B to 6 for Westmount.| from Peter Brabant: Defensive standouts Principal Norman Wood explained why Proctor Academy was not played this year by WIS: \u201cThe main reason is that after long deliberation it was decided that a trip away would be good for the morale of the team, instead of just falling into routine and hosting Proctor Academy all the time.We expect to renew games with Proctor again, but not on a regular basis.We hope to have a heavy season next year by establishing a home-and-home series.\u201d * * * Art Independent Association Studio opening mecting for the 1962-63 season to be held next Tuesday at 8 p.m.President Georges Severe Masse with LAA.(Continued on page 6) 1 444444444444 Libraries closed Monday The Westmount Public Library.4574 Sherbrooke street west, and the Mechanics\u2019 Institute Library, 1200 Atwater avenue, will be closed all day on Monday, Thanksgiving Day.The Institute Library also will be closed all day tomorrow.Huskies blank Bulls 37-0 Page 1.4444044 0011004400 00000 4A \u2014- Next week's weather October 6 to 13 By ERIC NEAL Commencing mainly sunny and velatively mild, this is the transition week opening the cold portion of the autumn season, Nights quite cool.Morning frosts in the south, killing frosts in the mountains and the north.Coastal storms will bring showers to the south, mixed rain and snow to northern counties, Milder for the weekend with gusty winds and white frosts or drizzle, Temperatures 30-70'F, rede PUR(, ee) < \u2018 v 2 The Westmount Examiner.Friday, October 5, 1962 LAZAR'S SERVICE STATION Former Location of Grosvenor Service Station 4817 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST Corner Grosvenor) FREE LUBRICATION or FREE CAR WASH With every 50 gals.of Gos puchased Greasing - Washing - Towing Expert mechonic on duty ® GUARANTEED WORK © REASONABLE RATES FEATURING CHAMPLAIN OIL PRODUCTS PHONES: WE.5-0573 933-1367 Profit from Canada's Prosperity Through a single investment in INVESTORS MUTUAL, you can become part-owner of more than 100 widely diversified \u201chigh-grade securities.You'll get attractive dividends, income tax credits, and a share in the growth of Canada.Free yourself from investment worries through INVESTORS MUTUAL w= Canada\u2019s largest mutual fund, MAURICE G.JACQUES Region Manager 5030 Sherbrooke W.ng, HU.1.0215 * = ds Investors syndicate OF CANADA, LIMITED Head Office: Winnipeg « Offices in Principal Cities Le \u2014 FOR EVERYTHING IN GARDENING NEEDS TULIPS, INSECTICIDES, CEMENT, N ve i RR ji FL N - \u2018 H 3 Bob Keene's a Platter Matter Columbia Continuing our listing of recommended discs featuring lighter classical music, some releases include the following:- On ML 5756 Eine Kleine Nacht- musik, the late renowned conductor Bruno Walter leads the hand-picked Columbia Symphony Orchestra in a fine collection of shorter Mozart pieces.We hear the four movements of the delightful \u2018Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, and sparkling overtures to \u2018Cosi fan tutti\u2019, \u2018The Marriage of Figaro\u2019, \u2018The Magic Flute\u2019, and the sprightly \u2018Im- pressario Overture\u2019.The programme ends on a serious note with the \u2018Masonic Funeral Music\u2019, a stately and beautiful composition more Beethoven in context, than the usually gay Mozart.Carnival In Vienna; on ML 5752 finds the fabulous Philadelphia Orchestra under Eugene Ormandy indulging in a potpourri of Viennese champagne music from the Strauss family, including eight colorful polkas and three familiar waltzes.The poikas are the \u2018Fire-Bell\u2019 (they use a real one), \u2018Hunting\u2019 (complete with rifle), \u201cThunder and Lightning\u2019 (musica] effects only), \u2018Explosions\u2019, \u2018Annen\u2019 and \u2018The Young-in-heart\u2019; and the waltzes:- the beautiful \u2018Roses From the South\u2019, \u2018Wine, Women and Song\u2019 and the \u201cThousand and One Nights\u2019.; There's an excellent diagram of all the instruments that make up this.mighty orchestra on the jacket of this one.And in quieter vein, some of the most popular music of the 17th century, Antonio Vivaldi - The Seasons on LC 3704 with the famed \u2018I! Musici\u2019 group of Rome, featuring Felix Ayo on FERTILIZERS \u2014 SEEDS \u2014 GARDEN TOOLS DUTCH BULBS DAFFODILS, HYACINTHS, EVERGREENS, SHRUBS, TREES, FLOWERS, POTS, SPRAYERS, PEAT MOSS, WEED KILLERS SHREDDED GARDEN SOIL FLAGSTONES, ROCK GARDEN STONES, GRAVEL, GOLF MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES JACK VINCELLI'S A DEPARTMENT OF JACK VINCELLI LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR LTD.5803 WESTMINSTER NORTH CITY OF COTE ST.LUC, QUEBEC HUnter 8-5301 ~ FREE DELIVERY (Established since 1909) solo violin.ETC.FUNGICIDES SAND, ETC.GARDEN CENTER Musical ee ae a a\" a ne we a a ae ew Ce = tata ea nT ne a Te\" ue nee | | .By FRANCES GOLTMAN MORLEY CALVERT .A VERY BUSY MUSICIAN Some people choose a profession and remain in one section throughout their career, but not so Morley Calvert, esteemed member of the music field who excels in a number of things.Although born in Brant- ford, Ontario, Mr.Calvert received his elementary and high school educatoin in Montreal, subsequently went on to obtain his B.Mus.in Music Education at McGill University, his Licentiate for the trumpet and the LRSM (London) diploma for pianoforte, Morley Calvert, after 12 years as Band Music Instructor at Westmount High School, has been appointed to the new Lindsay Place High School in Valois.This new addition to the many high schools under the jurisdiction of the Protestant Board of Greater Montreal is indeed fortunate to start off with the talents of an organizer like Mr.Calvert.Among the many activities, besides his important school position, Mr.Calvert leads the renowned Montreal Citadel Band of The Salvation Army (before becoming the conductor, he played the cornet in the ensemble for 19 years) .10 years ago, he started instrumental classes in Westmount High School, which were the first of their kind in the Province.For 14 years he has led the McGill Redmen Band and six years ago became director of The McGill Symphonic Band.Is Morley Calvert busy?Summers have been spent in directing or teaching at summer camps in the United States and Canada.ORGANIZES OWN CAMP Five years ago this energetic musician began his own summer music camp.Since Mr.Calvert started the project, it has grown for 30 to 85 campers.These music- conscious young people come from some 12 high schools in Montreal district and Toronto.Following is a partial list of girls and boys who reside in Notre Dame de Grace, Westmount and Montreal West, who attended the one week session Music Camp (last week in August): Yale Shap, Leslie Uyeda, Dixie McMorran, Norma Lessard, Lee Griffiths, Nancy Brodie, Wendy Anderson, David Shaf- felburg, Carole Henderson, Elizabeth Campbell, Bruce Davis, Leslie Forbes, Paul Latour, Deirde Vogan, John Kotrly, Cynthia Duff.The faculty this season included Mr.and Mrs.Alex Thomson, wind and string instructors from Verdun High School, Peter Wilcox fron Dunton High Séhool, Robert Ryker, tuba and Vincent Clarke, trombonist, both of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra.Mr.Ryker is also the tuba player in the Montreal Brass Quintet.The Montreal Festivals commissioned Mr.Calvert to compose a number for the Quintet and it was the \u201cFrom The Monteregian Hills\u201d which was performed this summer when the Montreal Brass Quintet played in the Museum Gardens.It was very well received and should remain in their repertoire.Since the camp originally started with instrumentalists from Westmount High, Mr.Calvert called it \u201cWestmount Music Camp\u201d but as he is no longer-a member of the staff, next year it is to be renamed.Following school\u2019 closing last June, Mr.Calvert left immediately to spend the summer guest conducting and lecturing in Wisconsin, California and Georgia, arriving back in Canada in time to direct his own music camp.What does Morley Calvert do in his spare time, if any?He composes and arranges and has several published and recorded compositions to his credit.NEXT WEEK: SEASON FOR YOUNG PEOPLE \u2014 MSO AND PRO MUSICA.a ee Te eT Ta, ROOFING _& SIDING Le I = IRL © ee Coll\u201d © Ne 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Academy at the 1962 graduation exercises held last Sunday in the Church of the Ascension of Our lord.Bishop Whelan pointed - hat \u201cgood\u201d is one of and an this sense these are out t at 'g 5 ¢ Ol words of encouragement and the first words a child hears.praise.\u201d It is a word of love.i In life we have \u201cgood busi- \u201cIn school.\u201d he said.\u201cwe hear nessmen\u201d and \u201cgood per- of a \u2018good girl\u2019 and a \u2018good boy\u2019 (Continued on page 7 NEED À CAB! UN.6-4551 VETERAN TAXI ASS'N.AIR, SEA & RAIL BOOKINGS TOP GRADUATES: These four, happy young ladies are the top honor students HOTEL RESERVATIONS, CAR RENTALS of the 1962 Graduating Class of St.Paul's Academy, West.mount.Left to right: Barbara Denbeigh, 16, of N.D.G., who received the Notre | FREE SERVICES & INFORMATION _ =O AD Dame Secretarial School Scholarship; Barbara Anne Atkinson, 16, also of N.D.G.! LACHINE R - who earned the Marianopolis College Scholarship: Ingrid DeBainter.17, and Susan | T5570 UPPER UP PER Hamilton, both of Westmount, who were awarded special merit prizes.\u2014 Roger Brunelle photo T R AV E SAVELGUID UNITY BOYS\u2019 CLUB | TEL.: 489-2881 MONTREAL 28 Gold 'N Blue Bulletin now \u2018voice\u2019 of club The First edition of the \u201cGOLD : of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club of West- He has also worked extremely Call 'N BLUE BULLETIN\" the Voice mount was circulated to the mem- hard with individual dance artists MERCHANTS | bership last weck with an outline \u2018such as Judv Matthews, Mal- of plans for the forthcoming sea- thew Velli, Linda Laxton and U N A P P E L son and a synopsis of current | Diane Cahill, ; For i 5 i i i Fred WE.7-9483 events.coming events, social ac- Musical Director SUFFIT [losses FUEL OIL ler ou 2e hypothèque | By Maurice Mariasine SERVICE RAPIDE USE esse And | tivities, sportively speaking and Johnston has à host of singers BANNANTYNE the top hits of the Hit Parade.and musicians ready for the BURNER SERVICE The editorial and reporting inaugural programme.These MORTGAGES staff include the following: In \u2018 include: The Unity Rythym, \u2019 an advisory capacity Miss Eagles, Mario Velli.Ricky, 769 8581 Joan Strike, Girls\u2019 Worker at.and Lindsay Johnston, Eliza- The br 2rd Manges | cpr te 3 ket Conan oi vor | MERCHANTS COAL COMPANY BALANCE OF SALE Susan Warren | (Continued on page 7° 4 HILLSIDE AVENUE ® Limited * WESTMOUNT A CALL WILL BE lv paver the next edition! _ TT SUFFICIENT ; will be circulated on Friday.; October 12th.! HHYAA MSA MAMMA MM * * * 6 00 x TALENT PARADE: The First « \u2018 .SUITS « Variety Show of the 1962-63 sca- DIAL IN/\\LJI SW \u2014 î son has been scheduled to take\u2019 Made To Measure place on Wednesday.October 17.From the best English \"rats Eo the Verdun United Church.Rehearsals for the opening per- Also Sport Jackets and TrousersŸ | formance have been underway COMPLETE ready made at very low prices.¥ | since carly in September.Dance WESTMOUNT Instructor Danny Smith has per- TAILORS fected the routines of the Rock- i ettes and the Debutantes, two of 380 Victoria Avenue the Club's outstanding precision A DIVISION QF CANADIAN MARCONI COMPANY (Opposite Steinberg's) chorus lines, the Charleston oe ve ve he dee ok pr dee eA Ae Group and the Twist Production.REAR EIA RAR SREP RR REE RRL EEN 4 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, October 5, 1962 THE WESTMOUNT Serving the City of Westmount since 1938 Head Office: 7005 Kildore Rood, Montreal 29 Clossified Advertising (To 8:30 p.m.Mon., Tues, & Wed.Only) HU.1-0451 Editorial Department \u2014 Accounting Department Circulation Dept.\u2014 Display Advertising HU.1-2771 John W.Sancton, President and Publisher Hugh E.McCormick, Chairmen Vince Rowe, News Editor Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager \u2018he § vaminer aies do be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to publie service, Mail subscriptions: $2.50 ver year: $) 25 hall year.Five cents a copy.Newspapers Association, Quebec Ne Member of the Canadian Weekly wspapers Assoclation.Authorized as Second Class Mall by the Post Office Departinent, Ottawa and for puyment of postage in cash, WE SAY Teachers should meet on their own time V, HY should schools shut tight while the teachers\u2019 trade union holds its annual convention?Less than a month ago Protestant pedagogues of Quebec returned to work from over two months\u2019 ho- hidav.Yet today and tomorrow tJasses are halted, the children al home.And there is Thanksgiving holiday Monday, too.Why must the Provincial Association of Protestant Teachers hold its private, professional business on public time?Time for which taxpayers pay.Class time which children lose just as they hit stride after the long summer layoff.We know a lot of teachers.To many of them this is a five-day long weekend in glorious autumn weather.Some will at best register at the convention \u2014 and be on their way.Time for PAPT sessions is during the generous summer, Christmas and Easter vacations.The QE Hospital needs contributions A ANY people will this week receive a short, but important, letter from the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, asking for help financially to wipe out the 1961 deficit of $143,208.This deficit came about because many people believe that the Quebec Hospital Service Plan solves all financial problems of hospitals.This is not the case.Many essential services are not covered by the plan.The campaign will be conducted by mail only, and will run from October 8 to October 22.THEY YOU say Speed sign posting is ridiculous Sir : Your Mr.Austin Carr, who titillatingly told of his twin tangle with Liston and a higbway cop, \u2018Examiner page 5 last week) missed the main point.Quebec is forging ahead in highway improvements, but the archaic concept that we should be speeded up only to be slowed down lingers and is.unfortunately, even being extended.Instrument of this folly is the \u2018\u2018Vitesse-Speed 30\" sign.Any coincidental proximity of two or more dwellings, however grand or humble, with a general store and/or a church brings out the sign erectors with their assorted \u201830s\u2019\u2019 \u2014 and I do mean assorted, for these days they are in different sizes and with every possible wording variant.Be it a 60-mph, dead- straight, unobstructed highway, or a meandering, crowded, slowed-down, unpaved Taschereau regime relic of a country road: still, it's 30- mph through any outpost of civilization.Whether the provincial route runs straight and clean, full width, clear view through a community or whether it narrows into a one-lane side street of overhanging balconies and sharp-cornered intersections \u2014 in either case, 30 miles per.Quebeckers who have motored in other provinces and the States, as do our visitors, know that things are different elsewhere.Slow-down speeds are frequently 40 or 45 mph.If there is no real hazard or other reason for going slow, it is not demanded.And the restricted zone is as shorl as possible.But here in La Belle Province, not only arc more 30- limit zones appearing constantly along arteries specifically designed to speed traffic up.but they are continually being streached out.Just let some local alderman\u2019s brother- in-Jaw build a new house on the outskirts of the village and, before he has moved in, some joker from the provincial roads department has come along and moved that black-and-white \u201c30\u201d a couple of hundred yards further out into the hinterland.1 don't object to stopping dead on the open highway to permit a herd of cows, return- (Continued on page 7) * co $ woe ow SAY The future is no more uncertain than the present.\u2014 Walt Whitman The monster that makes one man think 0 1916 By Cyril Aynsley A SPLENDID September dawn.Birds singing on shattered tree stumps.Fear and pride.A swig of rum.And 46 years ago September the first tanks ever to go into war rumbled over the scarred French meadows at the Battle of the Somme.The British infantrymen were astounded, The Germans were aghast.A German war correspondent wrote: \u201cWe stared and stared as if we had lost the power of our limbs.The monsters approached slowly, hobbling, rolling and rocking.But they approached .\u201d Victor Huffam, of Hatch End, Middlesex, remembers the scene well, Only three On those first tanks was focussed the attention of Winston Churchill, Lloyd George, Haig, Joffre.Victor Huffman was more personally concerned, He was in one of them.Now a vigorous 72 and boss of a company producing precision tools in England, Mr.Huffman said recently: \u201cI take each September 15 quietly.A day for remembering.\u201d On his office walls are photographs of the young men who went with him into the first tank action.Only three are now alive, \u201cIt was a day on which we felt a certain amount of , , .what can we say?\u201cValour?Yes, perhaps.And fright.of course, \u201cBut what a pride it was to be there, at something new.Historic, of course, \u201cBut what a bloody shambles!\" 1t was the vision of Winston Churchill that produced the tank as a vital new weapon, It was the mistiming of a general, Haig, that put them into battle before they were ready.In secret It was the skill of Victor Huffman.and a score of other young lieutenants that drove them towards the German lines.\u2018We were one of the best kept military secrets of all time.\u201d Mr.Huffman said.\u201cThe War Office called for volunteers for \u2018an exceedingly dangerous and hazardous duty of a secret nature.\u2019 \u201cWe trained for four months in the country on Lord lveagh's estate.I remember it so well.We weren't allowed out and hardly anybody was ONE OF THE FIRST BRITISH TANKS allowed in.\u2018Once a month they sent a lorry to take some of the of- licers, under armed guard, to the Angel at Bury St.Edmunds for drinks and dinner.They took the N.C.O.s to the Suffolk Hotel.Then back in the lorries to our secret camp.\u201d It was all exciting and exhilarating.\u2018We rather liked the idea because although we were living in restricted conditions we were going into action surrounded by armour plating.\u201cWe didn\u2019t know then that it was only three-sixteenths of HE an inch thick, and no good.\u201d Churchill's idea was to wait until there was sufficient strength of well-equipped tanks and highly trained crews to crush the enemy.He wrole afterwards: \u201cThe first 20 tanks, in spite of my protests and the far more potent objections of Mr.Asquith and Mr.Lloyd George, were improvidently exposed to the enemy at the Battle of the Somme.\u201d Vietor Huffman said: \u201cWe took our position on the night of September 14.To get into (Continued on page 11) X-word puzzle DAILY CROSSWORD \u2018ACROSS £.Contest of 1.Guile speed 8.Directly: 8.Follower colloq.4.Shame! 11.Ship to 8.Fox shore 6.Booth contact 7.Made 12.Purport flawless 13.Yearned 8.City of 14.Sphere of Manasseh struggle 9.Not any 15, Busy as 10.Centesimal | \u2014 unit 16.TV'a \u2014\u2014 16.Paid Hitchcock notices 17.Conundrum 18, Come 20.Parts of in as a 22, Sturt party 26.Relative: 10.Rigorian affection- governor ate 27.Applica- \u2019 3 tion to a sprain 28, Apportion 29.Teeter 30.Assembles, with \u201cup\u201d 32.Cause of horse's lameness 86.Conditions 38, Rude dwelling 39.\u201cMerry Christmas 41, By oneself 42, \u2014\u2014 Oakley, marks- woman 43.One beyond help: colloq.44, Touchy DOWN 1, Wild apple 20.Uncle 31.Hint 28.People of U.S.NIDkpIT) 0m) 25.Cat ory 27.Oriental coin 29, Helios 31.Tanker 34.Bard of vou 36.Dart \u201887.Weaver's reed 39, Make edging from 40.Single horseback unit 5 A friend of Roger Pickeldorf's, afraid of muggings on his way home at night, decided fo take a bodybuilding course.It was, however, too strenuous.Bul he found the perfect solution, anyhow.Now he has the instructor escort him home at night, pee From Page 1 Fire prevention dian Underwriters\u2019 Association : .Fire Prevention Week is observed each year in an attempt to educate our citizens in the ways of fire safety and thus cut down the annual toll in life and | property.That such education is necessary is obvious from two facts: Fire in Canada in 1961 cost Cana- | Cancer Society starts are so treacherous from the standpoint of fire safety, care With the new school term with them should be your fist back in full swing, the Canadian | consideration.You know how à | Cancer Society has renewed its cigarette is put aside while the ur smoker goes to answer a call drive to warn teenagers of the easy to forget \u2014 and so dan- tion Committee of the Society.| gerous.said today.Sometimes at a party.a cigar- The initial program was at the door.or to look for the hazards of smoking.Pierre de television program guide.It's so Léan, chairman of the Educa.dians over $127.000.000 in proper- | ette tips off (he ashtray and down ty loss and over 550 lives.of out of sight in the upholstery.It which over 200 were children, | can smoulder there unnoticed Learn all you can about fire for hours.Later \u2014 maybe after safety and put what you learn everybody's \u201csafe in bed\u201d \u2014 fire into practice \u2014 every day! Here are some pointers you will find useful : Care with matches and.smoking should certainly rank top of the list.These familiar\u2019 objects are not so innocent when it comes to fire.Do you know that, last year, they! caused one out of every four fires in the nation ?Because smoking and matches 1130) QUE à ZZ A beter sink Is yours to buy When you give Our store a try.JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE , strikes the unguarded home.has become an integral part ot the school program in many \u2018parts of the province.\u201cBut we plan to extend and forms of cancer launched nearly a year ago and lung.WE.5-4689 develop our program until we have reached every secondary King is Ily d: C5, school and every high school Smoking Is equally dangerous Ing, the entire province,\u201d he said.an armchair if the smoker feels Jules Leclerc, assistant direc-, the least bit \u2018 drowsy.He may tor of studies, Montreal Catholic doze off and if he is fortunate he School Commission.said his may be awakened by flames or board was \u2018highly appreciative smoke.Too often.however.the of the work the Canadian Can- | dozing smoker is rendered un- cer Society was doing in this | conscious before he awakens, | particular field and promised and so becomes another fire yh.continued co-operation of - fatality.| the commission and its teachers: Now a word about matches in expanding the program.\u201d | \u2014 it only people wouldn't be\u2019 so careless about them.So often they toss a match into a Of course, you know people should never smoke in bed.But J.K.Annett, representing the Protestant Schoo! Board, said ; ab uit, the To Smoke or Not tv Smoke wastebasket.That's an invita.program had been very favor- tion to big trouble.And Loo ably received.The director of often matches and lighters protestant education, he said, are left where they'll intrigue was \u2018very interested in (his children, instead of being work and will do everything placed safely out of reach of possible to further its expan- those innocent hands.Children | ion., playing with matches often \u2019 cause fires, but it's the adults, Filmstrip nott he children, who are real-\u2019 .ly responsible for such fires.| available There's no doubt that it's the Mr.Annett said that school adults who arc responsible for purses, attending the teachers bad housekeeping.which simply convention, which opened today.creates fire hazards by the | would be given an opportunity dozens.We permit trash to ac-|to view the filmstrip and ex- cumulate in attics and base-; amine the literature which the, ments.Old newspapers, clothes ' Canadian Cancer Society makes and upholstered furniture are available.left lying around the house.In- Mr.de Léan said that in stead of throwing it out, we mecting its responsibility to leave this rubbish there \u2014 handy pring health information to the fuel for many a big tire.À little\u2019 publie the Canadian Cancer, systematic cleaning up of such | Society seeks to alert tecnagers .odds and ends would prevent this ' (5 the risks of cigarette smok- type of fire.ling, And in the kitchen too.this bad housekeeping menace often shows up.Grease is permitted to accumulate on stoves and pans.where it can burst into flame readily.Incidentally, it's a good idea to keep a long-handled fork handy should a pan catch fire, in that case the blaze can be quickly extinguished by lifting a \u201cOur aim is to reach potential smokers before they have started to smoke.or before the habit is established.We also hope to rally the fullest possible support and assistance for the program from physicians.parents, parent-teacher groups.i youth and youth serving organizations, public health and So near and so beautiful.A FAMILY FUN FOR AUTUMN WEEK-ENDS where Nature is both sculptor CANADIAN CURRENCY ACCEPTED AT PAR its Autumn splendour is the perfect way to spend a day.i less than two hours\u2019 drive from Montreal.Grand Canyon of the East\u2019 and you'll know why visitors return ! to Ausable Chasm again and again.RESTAURANT @ COFFEE SHOP © GIFT SHOP PICNIC AREA © FREE PARKING Plan a day at Ausable Chasm for the entire family.Bring your camera .and leave your cares behind.SO EASY TO GET TO .Just 15 miles south of Plattsburgh on scenic U.S.Route 9.You CAN'T miss it, You SHOULDN'T miss Ausable Chasm.other organizations concerned with the health and welfare of youth.\u201d Mr.de Léan said.The education chairman claimed that a very definite link between cigarette smoking and lung cancer had been established.\u2018 x A lid with the fork and covering and smothering the flame.Another great cause of fire \u2014 one in five fires in fact.according to the Canadian Underwriters\u2019 Association \u2014 is the misuse of electricily.Some people use\u2019 foo many extension cords from their outlets and casily overload the circuit.They put in fuses that are larger than the line was designed for, and painter.They run extension cords j under carpeting and hang them over nails so the cords become frayed.Frayed wiring represents an open invitation to fire.If there is any doubt about the safety of the wiring in your home, call in a qualified electrician and have him check it out.visit to Ausable Chasm in all Come see the People should never leave chil- | dren alone in a house.When they go out they should be sure the baby-sitter knows that in an: emergency she should gel the | children out first, then call the fire department, and then notify the parents.anti-smoking drive \u201cThe Canadian Cancer Soe He said the filimstrip kit.be ciety is not, nor can it be in- ing made available to schools different to the reports of the\u2018by the Canadian Cancer So- Canadian Medical Association, ciety, had the objective ol the American Medical Associa- graphically presenting signifi tion and the Royal Society of ant information regarding the Physicians of London which di- serious and rapudly anereasing rectly link heavy cigarette health problem of lung cance | smoking to the steady increase and the seientific evidence in death from one of the worst which showed that cigarette that of the smoking was a strong casual factor an the disease MAKE YOUR SAVINGS MORE ACTIVE AT CHARTERED TRUST RUN PER CENT DEPOSIT SAVINGS ACCOUNTS , ACCOUNTS Your money earns more for you when you save at Chartered Trust.With Deposit Accounts, 4 per cent interest is credited quarterly on minimum monthly balance.Pass book is required for deposits or withdrawals.With 312 per cent Savings Accounts you enjoy chequing privileges.Make your savings carn higher interest \u2014 drop in.or telephone 932-5185 for information.SAVE AT YOUR CONVENIENCE OUR LONGER HOURS ARE: PER CENT CHARTERED TRUST COMPANY 1312 GREENE AVE., WESTMOUNT (Just north of Western Ave) THE PLACE TO COME FOR QUALITY NURSERY STOCK EVERGREENS TREES SHRUBS DUTCH BULBS GARDEN SUPPLIES AY We have Canada\u2019s finest selection of hardy, quality nursery stock ., at new low prices, rive out this weekend, or any day\u2014we'll be happy to look after your gardening needs.[==] I= ) Write for our lise 1962 cotsiogee, & 650 Montée de Liessa, SHERIDAN ALSO OFFERS COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERVICE\u2014 WITH FREE ESTIMATES St.Laurent, Que, Joli 744.243} 9 2961 'S 1390420 \u2018Abpis4 \u2018JoutWOXF junoULSIM BY] 6 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, October 5, 1962 \u2018600 kcs 9-11 a.m.weekdays T.V.& Radio star Jack Curran is the latest addition to CF- Radio\u2019 s Personality Parade.1 92.5 mes FM AM TREE OWNERS TREES ARE ALIVE AND THERE IS MORE TO THEIR CARE THAN MEETS THE EYE.PROPER TREATMENTS ARE THE RESULT OF CORRECT DIAGNOSIS.\u201cConsult the Company with the Qualified Personnel\u201d SINCE 1933 (Canarian NE Service -\u2014\u2014 oc am LIMITED HU.9-6811 77 Montreal - Toronto Bivd.Lachine, P.Q.\u201cmorning services which will be _ Science t se are welcome to participate.; Claire and Sherbrooke tending a cordial welcome to all \u201clevant extracts alternately from , the Christian Science denomin-! tures\u2019 ; mount Woofers and Tweeters High Fidelity Music Show By Giveon Cornfield This week arranging a special program, in- cluding teaching art classes him- .Dr.Evan Turner.director Montreal Museum of (Fine Arts.hus accepted the in- self As in past years, we are again to have the an- vitation to open the Independ- nual Montreal High Fidelity Music Show, sponsored \u20acn! Art Association Annual Fall bv the Dominion High Fidelity Association.I Exhibition on December 3, at This year's show is shaping up in good style, Gemst Gallery.where it will be with over 40 exhibitors at presstime, and there will ' on view for about two weeks .no doubt be more.\u2018The latest home music systems electronic organs, records.components and accessories will be displayed and demonstrated.The show opens at the Sheraton Mount Royal Hotel at 4 p.m.on Wednesday, October 10.This is hard on the heels of the New York High Fidelity Show of October 6.and the Canadian show will give the public and trade an opportunity to see and hear the newest offerings of Canadian manufac- facturers and importers.An attendance in the neighbourhood of 10.000 is anticipated for this year\u2019s show, says John T.Rochford the show manager.All-family amplifier The show will run from Wednesday to Saturday night, 11 p.m.and the admission charge of 50 cents will entitle the public to admission badges good every day of the show, One of the revolutionary Christian Science Special services set for | Mrs.R.W.Coristine, newly \u2018elected president of the Liberal new items to be shown at this women\u2019s Association of St.An- year's show is the Fisher X-| toine Westmount Si.George, 101-C, hailed as the first all- | succeeding Mus.J.O.Asselin.family amplifier.For the au-! 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© by Mary Baker Eddy.Mothers, tots enjoy parks This week's warm weather brought out mothers and their younger children in droves to such places as beautiful West- | Park.At least one in- | formal picnic took place.Many of the older generation also were seen taking in the warm | sun, Crown Trust COMPANY EXECUTOR AND TRUSTEE SINCE 1897 From Page 3 Unity Boys Club Laxton.À newcomer is Miss Carole Gordon.There are several openings From Page 3 St.Leo's and St.Paul's graduates listed sons.\u201d These are phrases Julio Cova \u2014 lin absentia), Twenty-three young ladies of Hamilton, Barbara Aan Atkin- of respect and love.Thus the Denis Boronkay.Douglas Camp- Saint Paul's Acadwny, having son, Martine Bloutn, Josephine word follows us through life bell, Arthur Fisher.William successfully passed the Perannee Bossy, Hdary Charnock - fan and death.; Gordon tin absentia of Quebee examinations, were absentia, Martine De Poot, Bishop Whelan presided at St.Paul's db the Provincial High Elizsheth De Tahy, Bachars the exercises.graduates = toot Diplo Denbeigh, Diane Desjavdus, Thirteen ave rewarded the Ililda Fox St.Leo's Norman Hawkins, Michael High School Leaving Certi- Carol Gaboury., Nicole Hau: * ar \u2018 3 \u201cvtr ù A * pr ol graduates Huot, Edward Jablonski, Peter ficate \u2014 Honors Course, Ten mont.Hilda Kucamarski Aan Johnson, Wayne Jones, Andre ave rewarded the High School MeNally, Anne O'Halloran, Bo- Ih ho Twenty vounz men of St.Legault tin absentia), Raymond Leaving Certificate \u2014 Pass wita Ann Ritahan, Eniha Rivas for additional talent.Auditions {4 Academy, having success- Maynard, Peter Rassenti, Claude Course, mn absents}, Leonor Rivas fully passed the examinations, Servant.Yves St Pierre, Mi- Only the first two students an absentiat, Aou Sampson, are couducted on Tuesday at 7 p.m.COIN CLUB: Robert Vaux, Sr.who introduced a **Coin Club\u201d for the first time last season has, resumed his Monday cvening class.He extends an invitation to all his former coin collectors te be on hand next Monday for a continuation of the excellent program.! EMBROIDERY: One of the most popular classes at the Club resumed its 1962-63 program \u2014, this is the Embroidery Class under the leadership of Mrs.\u2019 Warren and Mrs.Simmons.This\u2018 will mark the fitth year that the class has beea in operation \u2014! ils popularity is indicated by: the fact that 14 girls were on, hand for the opening session.PHOTOGRAPHY: Another interesting and educational activity is the Photography Class.This year's Photo Club will be supervised by Bob Reid who returns\u2019 for a second year and newcomer Denis Xenos.! MOVIES : Thursday night movies began last week with Projectionist Herb Davies at the controls and Lorne Barne- wall at the Box Office.Both Mr.Davies and Mr.Barne- walt are veteran workers at: the Club having been associated for some 12 years.DRAWING, SKETCHING: A special program for Intermediates and Seniors has been started with Mr.Jonas Norkus as the Actist Instructor in charge.\u2019 Members of the group will be selected on the basis of their artistic talents in drawing and sketching.Prospective students are asked to make further in- quivies at the desk.| x x % FOOTBALL: The Unity Football team continue to workout three times weekly at the West- mount Park under the direction of Bob Berthiaume and his coaching stall, The team is cur-! reatly receiving fundamental ex-! ercises and expect to conduct an inter-squad exhibition within three weeks.| Twenty-four boys have been equipped with football gear.All the youngsters seem to be enjoying this activity | very much.There are no ptans for league participation this year.They may be involved with exhibition games only.BASKETBALL: Biddy Basketball games start next week with ! All members of the S.P.CA.Help us to help our animal friends by calling 735-2922 at any hour Leave your name and address F.W.Dakin Animal Protection League | From Page 4 | ! of (he Department of Educa-! chael Vatois and Michaël West- ute tn order of merit tion, were awarded the Pro-| on vincial High School Leaving, Certificate.Three graduates, Heather Sinclaw, long Tinker 5 lngrid DeBainitrer, Susan and Mary Warren have merited the Honors Course! Certificate and 17 the Pass Course Certificate.Seventeen of these young men are continuing their edu- | cation at Loyola, McGill and Sir George Williams.\u2018The names are given in alpha-\u2019 betical order after the first two honor students: Maurice Poggi, Valedictorian; Robert DeMau.Salutatorian: Robert Blans -\u2014 (in absentia): Speed sign ing from their milking with contented looks, to cross lo : au adjoining pasture.After all, next week my city dairy may be delivering that very milk to my door.| But I do uhject to people turning babies, children on bikes, old folks and pets loose on main arteries: failing to erect stop signs on side streets in their villages; outlawing big signs and trees\u2019 obstructing a clear view, per- | mitting their own cars and | trucks lo constrict the highway \u2014 then claiming it as a local main or even side street to the detriment of every through motorist and trucker.Highways are becoming loo expensive, and too vital to our economy and way of life, to be misused in the name of a multiplicity of local municipal autonomies.Restrictions in the inlerest of safety.where danger truly exists, yes.But sensible restrictions, modern speed limits, enforceable rules which can be respected as well.; Morris A.Oxford the Unity Boys\u2019 Club Biddy team playing at the Point St.Charles Club in the opening game of the season.Practices have already begun for Bantams and Midgets.The Senior :\u2018B\u2019\u2019 team also started their practice session this past week, The Unity Alumni Association who will sponsor a Bas- kethall House League for beginners continue to hold meetings with potential coaches and referees.Clinics start early this month.PHYSICAL FITNESS: A Physical Fitness class tor girls is conducted every Friday evening under the leadership of Miss Many Levasseur.PHYSICAL DIRECTOR: When Chuck Tyler returns next week from New York City.he will assume the responsibility of Physical Director of the Club.Mr.Tyler has spent the last month at New York University attending the Short Course sponsored jointly by Boys\u2019 Clubs of Can- § S S FINE WESTMOUNT HOME @ 13 Rooms @ 3/2 Baths ® !1000 Ft.Of Land @ 2 Car Garage @ Fronting Murray Park PRICE *85,000.CALL MRS.D.LEWIS RE.8-4966 FRANK A.NORMAN & COMPANY LIMITED 1255 LAIRD BOULEVARD TOWN OF MOUNT ROYAL RE.1-6817 MEMBER MONTREAL REAL ESTATE BOARD L 7961 's 4890420 'Aoplyg \u2018Jeujwnxg Junouwisapm ey) a tate et tete ete Sue! PE a aaa EE ae a eee State tante rete te te tet a | i The Westmount Examiner, Friday, October 5, 1962 SELL AND PROFIT.BUY AND SAVE .GET A BETTER JOB.HIRE GOOD HELP! THE BUSIEST \"PARTY LINES\u201d IN THE COMMUNITY ARE OUR CLASSIFIED ADS! Doctor, lawyer, merchant and home-maker - everybody, everywhere within the range of our newspaper finds there's a lot of real bargain news in our classified ads! From public announcement .buying, selling, swapping.used clothing, used cars and a wide variety of other merchandise.to a diversity of \"wants\" \u2014 all of these keep the \"lines\" humming with activity and results.Next time you want to buy, sell, or offer services \u2014 read and use the classified ads ! You Get Mighty Big Results With Our Little Classified Ads! PHONE HU.1-O451 Topar ADTAKERS ON DUTY MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS TO 8:30, THURSDAY and FRIDAY TO 5 P.M.a ee a re ta Ta a Tae Te ee a Loyola High Services held Westmount budgets before classes tor By DONALD Loyola High started off the school year with a three- day retreat for the entire student body, with time allotted | FERGUSON ; trucks for confession, spiritual reading, Mass and Communion.| Since then, regular classes have been in effect, and | | total of $20.350 was car- study.| the students appear to be settling down to a year Of urked by the City of West: | | mount for the purchase of trucks Ed.Meagher, Athletic Director, has been busy coaching the Loyola Warriors, with the desire to win a City Championship \u2014 a desire that is shared by everyone at Loyola.In the first game, on Wednesday, September 26, Loyola defeated Verdun High, 23-12, with fullback Edmundo Per.rotta picking up two tlouch- downs, and Lou Colvey.one.Bill McKenna.new rookie quarter-back, did a great job of calling the signals, and Dave McConomy and Wayne Daly were among the key blockers.Unfortunately.however, Wayne Daly suffered a chipped, hip, and had to be carried off the field.Mr.Khouri's Semor \u201cB\u201d Soccer Squad overcame Lachine High, 2-1.with Chris Blaise inside left, and Rene Bersma, centre forward, doing the scoring.Claus Fuchs played very well in nets, with John Ga- boury.old faithful, playing his usual excellent game at left back.| Father Chisholm's Junior: Footballers dropped their ver + | er to Monklands High, 6-2.To add a word about the teachers, W.Ausserleitner is the first high-school professor what?\u201d you good luck.\u201d morning.\u201d mother ?\u201cShe sleeps.\u201d \u201cWhat, dear?\u201d Do I know \u201cI suspected as much .to earn a Doctorate in History.parks Department at the Mon- Mr.Potvin and for the Public Works and Mr.Pearson are | day evening Council meeting.rightly pleased to have their\u2019 Queried Alderman Drury,\u2019 new math textbook in full use \u201cIs there a two-year guaran- in the high school.tee for alt this equipment?\u201d Coming events are the Annual | City Manager Norman Harvest Hop, sponsored by the, Dawe replied.\u201cWe will be Senior Sodality, with Dave Ferguson as chaitman.He is getting his help from Steve Ken- | dall, Larry Carroll and Father McKenna, to name a few.The daily October under way, again under So- dality sponsorship, with co- chairmen Dave McConomy and Donat Taddeo.Beagles became popular during the Elizabethan period, when they were used for hunting hares, according to Encyclopedia Britannica.Mechanics\u2019 closed for Thanksgiving The Mechanics\u2019 Institute Library on will be closed all day Saturday, and all day Monday.Thanksgiving Day.\u201cOne-eyed sandwiches bring \u201cDo they?Who put an idea like that in your head?\u201d \u201cJimmy's daddy.Jimmy's daddy makes some one-eyed sandwiches every Saturday \u201cAnd what about Jimmy's sure the City obtains any guarantee put out by General Motors.\u201d A half-ton panel truck will.be purchased at a cost of $2,300, tp veplace a vehicle purchased | lin 1956 by the City for the Public Works Department.| Eight one-ton pick-up trucks, will be purchased at a cost of, $15,850, as replacements for: units first purchased in 1952.replaced in 1957 and now in a, condition which would require uneconomical expenditures for, repairs, it was noted at the meeting.| 1 Rosary is now | Of the eight vehicles being replaced, seven are used in.winter by Section Foremen | and in the summer on special | | work and on loan to other departments.The eighth; truck is a replacement of the vehicle used in special toh | Atwater avenue bage collection and is attached to both the Destructor Plant and the Garage.makes a big hole in the middle of a slice of bread and puts it in a pan and fries an egg in the hole.\u201d \u201cWell, you learn something new every day.\u201d \u201cHe says that way you get your toast and egg all-in-one .only he doesn\u2019t toast the holes, he just eats \u2018em.\u201d \u201cEats the holes?\u201d \u201cSure, the pieces that come out when he makes the holes.Jimmy's daddy says they're \u201cJimmy's mommy sleeps real late every Saturday morning maybe clear up to maybe eight o'clock and Jimmy's daddy gets up and makes one-eyed sandwiches.\u201cWhat does he say about it?\u201d \u201cHe says, \u2018Hey, kids, come and get em.\u2019 And if l'in there I come and get one, too.They sure are good.\u201d \u201cWhat ! wanted to know, dear, was how to make a .a.one of those .\u201d \u201cOne-eyed sandwich .and its easy.Jimmy's daddy CUTTS ev ; Best-tasting Weston is baked to golden perfection, then rushed to your store while morning fresh.That's why more of your neighbours enjoy Weston than the bread of any other baker.Try Weston Bread today.Available only at your store.good to eat because they're extra fresh.\u201d \u201cI guess they are.\u201d \u201cI'll say! Because they're the same kind of bread we have.\u201d \u201cWeston ?\"\u2019 \u201cUh-huh.Jimmy's daddy says Weston is the best tast- ingest and the luckiest.\u201d \u201cWhat's this business about good luck?\u201d \u201cYou have good luck if you wink through the hole in the bread before you put the egg in.\u201d We're fussy fellows at KENWOOD'S Auythitg we pack or erate receives the utmost care.Our highly trained, courteous stall are experts in the art of preparing goods for moving or storage fragile china.hulkv articles, everything is carefully wrapped and packed as only Kenwood's know how, If you are fussy, too.call Kenwood's \u2014 il costs no more.KENWOOD S Cure! KIINWOOI\u2019S WESTMOUNT TRANSFER & STORAGE LTD 4220 ST.CATHERINE W.+ WI 3-1113 Over 55 Years Erperience + Agents for Allied Van Lines \u201c er.6 Z961 \u2018S 189043Q \u2018Abpuy \u2018JourWXZ JUNOUSIM 4] The Westmount Examiner, Friday, October 5, 1962 10 ANGLICAN TT sf.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.J.N.Doidge, B.A, L.Th.Rev.Reginoid Hollis, M.A., B.D, Sunday, October 7th 16th Sunday After Trunty 800 ain Holy Conununion Bab um, Mattins V'rcucher: Rev'd Ro Hollis 11 00 an.Holy Communion Preacher Revd, P.Gibson 7.30 pin.FKhyensong Preacher The Rector Wednesday, October 10th 16 60 « Organist and Cholrmaster: Normun W Harrie, ARCO, ARCM, FTC L on Holy Communion Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay NI DICATION FESTIVAL Sunday, October 7th £00 aan O30 0018.Holy Eucharist Holy féuchasast 1615 4m.Matting (Sard) Hom Sunday Sehool 13 60 um.Procession, Solemn Fu- and Sermon, , wa The Rev.ti N Doidge.BAL Rector of St Matthias, Weste mount.T40 pm FEvensoux and Addis Weekdays ss Holy Rucharist 700 am.Tuesdoy.Thursday RGO gain Friday Y.30 cn Wednesday ALI, ARE WEI.COME CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West dhe Venerable BK.Kenneth Naylor, D.D., Rector Rev Canon F.L.Whitley, Hon.Assistant Rev.Peter W.A.Davison, MA, Assistant M.A.Mr.George E.Chubb, 1 RCO, FAGO.Organist and Choirmaster 16th Sunday After Trinity Sunday, October 7th 800 an.Foly Communion 1615 55m.Sonor Department 3100 am Choral Communion Preacher: The Rector 11 60 5m Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary and Junior Departiments 7 06m Evensong Preacher: Rev.Peter WwW.A.Davison La0 pan d'arish Forum TUESDAY.OCTOBER uth 6 00 pm.Holy Communion WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1th 9.00 a.m.Holy Communion THURSDAY.OCTOBER 11th 10:00 s.m.Holy Communion - UNITED Westmount Park- Emmanuel & Calvary (Car Lansdowne and Western Aves.) Minister: Callum Thompson, CD, BA, BD, Rev, Dir.of Christian Education: Miss Beatrice Maclean, RN.M.R.E.Sundoy, October 7th HARVEST THANKSGIVING SERVICES Church School-\u2014 and Morning Worship.Sermon: THE WITNESS OF THE HARVEST\".Vesper and Study Service: M1 60 em ÿ 30 pm UNITED St.Andrew's {101 Cote St.Antoine Rd, near Argyle Ave.) MINISTERS Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A., D.D.Rev.Douglas Mouland, B.A.B.D.Miss Valerie Lewis, Dir.C.Ed.Miss Mary L.Blaikie, 18.Mus.Sunday, October 7th GIVING SUNDAY od's Greatest Gift\u201d Sermon by Rev, Douglas Mauland.New Assistant Minister.Senior Bible Class Church School with Crib Corner and Nursery The Young People\u2019s Union.THA 1100 wm.* 10 00 om.11 60 wm, T.30 pan.VISITORS WELCOME DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.and Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.R.Douglas Smith, BA.BD.D.D.Roy I'.Stafford, B.A, B.D, Mrs.Holly E.Davidson Rev.Sunday, October 7th THANKSGIVING WORSHIP sermon: \u201cA Great Partnership\u2019, Rev.R.Douglas Smith Ou aon Crib Corner for infants \u2014 Sunday School in all departments, Organist and Choirmaster: Mr.John Robb, Mus, Bac.ALL WELCOME \u201cCHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.Sundoy, October 7th 11:00 aan.11:00 a.m.Sunday School Church Service Lesson - Sermon Subject: \u201cUNREALITY\u201d Golden Feat: IT Timothy 1:7.God hath not given us tbe spirit of fear: but of power, and of Jove, and of a sound nnnd EVERY WEDNLSDAY 8:15 pm.Tesumony Mevling READING ROOM In the Church Edifive: The public mvited Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 2 to 4 p.n.: Wednesday, 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.PRESBYTERIAN STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount and Victoria Aves.Rev, Scarth MacDonnell, B.A, B.D.Minister Sunday, October 7th 11:00 a.m.Public Worship 11:15 a.m.Church Schools DORIS KILLAM A.R.T.C., L.Mus.(McGill) Organist and Choir Direclor MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 346 Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A, BD, Minister 11:00 an Public Worship \u201cThe Word and the Was\u201d The Minister wi ac Chapter 2 - \"GOD The Minister will preach.THE CREATOR\", o Lester A.Woodin, Director of Music: rganist and Choirmaster Mr.Wayne Riddell, 3B Mus, All are Cordially Welcome.WESTMOUNT BAPTIST Member Baptist World Alliance ond Canadian Baptist Federation\" Sherbrooke Street West ot Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: Rev.Edgar J.Bailey, C.D., M.A, D.D.Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A, Johnston, B.A, D.D.Director of Music : 11:00 a.m.7:30 p.m.Merchante E.Wallis \u201cTHANK YOU\u201d \u201cFACING THE FUTURE\u201d 11:00 a.m.Church School Midweek Service, Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.Young People, Friday, 8:00 p.m._'St.Andrew's New minister to give first sermon The Rev.Douglas Mouland, BA, BD, recent graduate of Mc- Gill University, Faculty of Divinity, begins his Ministry at St.Andrew's Church, Westmount, as the assistant minister, on Sunday.Mr.Mouland is a native of Bonavista, Newfoundland, and is presently engaged in post-grad- uate work at McGill, He was ordained in June by the Montreal and Ottawa Conference.On Sunday morning he will give the sermon \u2018\u2019God\u2019s Greatest Gift.\u201d The Service will be conducted by the Minister, Rev.Dr.D.M.Grant.and the choir, directed by Miss Mary Blaikie, will sing selections suitable for a Service of Thanksgiving.The Church School will meet in the morning \u2014 the Senior Bible Class at 10 o'clock \u2014 all other departments at 11.The Crib Corner and Nursery will be ready to care for infants and other young children.The Young People's Union of St.Andrew's will hold its first regular meeting on Sunday cve- ning at 7.30 o'clock.UNITARIAN The Unitarian Church Of Montreal CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) Minister: Rev.Leonard Mason.BA.B.D.Sunday, October 7th 11:00 am.\u2018MARKS OF MATURITY\u201d 11:00 a.m.Church School and Kindergarten meet in Unitarian House.Organist and Director of Music: Donald Mackey, Mus.B.LUTHERAN © EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER Temporarily Worshining at the Sth Day Adventist Church Corner of Western and Olivier Ave.Wm.C.Nolting.B.D.Pastor Wm.Hamel, Organist Sunday, October 7th 11:00 am, SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Cantor Otto O.Slueren; Miles Wisenthal, M.A, Educational Assistant Victor McCorry, A.R.C.M.Organist and Choir Master.SABBATH SHUBA SERVICES Friday Evening, October 5th p.m.Dr.Maicus will speak on cure Men Strongly Rooted.\u201d Saturday Morning, October 6th at\u2019 11:30 o'clock, sermoncite by Rabbi Stern \u2014 \u201cRepentance and Renewal\u2019.The Service at 8:15 \u2018Se- DAY OF ATONEMENT SERVICES Sunday Evening, October 7th at 7:30 p.m.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Roots Of Ethical Living.\" Monday Morning at 10:30 a.m, Dr.Marcus will peak on \u201cA Generation For Survival.\u201d Paraliel worship all day Yom Kippur both in Temple and Temple Community House.Children's Service at 1:30 p.m.Afternoon Service ut 2:30 p.m.Memorial at 4 pm.Neilah Service at 5 pan, RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Regular classes High School Department.Saturday Mornings at 9:30 a.m.Junior School Sunday Morning at 9:30 a.n.Daily Hebrew Classes Monday thru Thursday afternoons sommencing at 4 p.m, BAR MITZVAH At the worship Friday Evening.October 5th and Saturday Morning, October (th, Robert son of Mr.and Mrs.Charles E.Bordo will be called to the Reading of the Torah in observance of his Bar Mitzvah.MEMORIAL SERVICE AT CEMETERY The annual congregational service takes place Sunday morning, October 7th at 11 a.m.Monuments in loving consecrated, memory of dear departed will be Record attendance expected at \u2018Day of Atonement\u2019 services SABBATH SHUBA WORSHIP: Friday, October 5 at 8.15 p.m.Dr.Marcus will speak on *\u201cSecure Men Strongly Rooted.\u201d Saturday morning, October 6 at 11.30 a.m.sermonette \u2014 \u2018\u2018Re- penitence and Renewal\u201d by Dr, Stern.DAY OF ATONEMENT SERVICES: Sunday evening, October © ul 7.30 p.m., Kol Nidre chanted al 7.45 p.m.Monday morning, October 8 at 10.30 a.m., children's service at 1.30 p.m.in the Temple Sanctuary Afternoon service at 2.30 o'clock; Memorial Service at 4 o'clock; Neillah Service at 5 o'clock.In the Temple Sanctuary Yom Kippur Eve Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Roots of Ethical Living\" Yom Kippur Morning, Dr.Marcus will speak on \u201cA Generation For Survival.\u201d Worship will be held both in the Temple Sanctuary and in the Grover Auditorium with Dr.Marcus and Dr.Stern alternating.TEMPLE EMANU-EL YOUTH SOCIETY: The weekend of October 12-14, the Temple Emanu- El Youth Society will be hosts to 65 young people from Congregation Oheavi Sholom of Boston, Mass.The entire weekend will be devoted to study.worship and sociability.Gerald Miller, BA, Youth Advisor, with the following members of the Youth Committee are in charge: Garrick Fisher, Wendy Freeman.John Roston, Rose Anne Sankoff.Esther Sundell, Margo Morris, Karin Marks, Gail Portnuff, Leslie Grossman, BROTHERHOOD OPENING DINNER MEETING: Theme \u2014 \u201cProblems Of Medicare,\u201d Tuesday evening, October 23 at 6.45 Loyola to build library | | OYOLA University will now be able to undertake two major projects, marking stage two in its 10 year expansion program, before the end of the current academic year, it was announced yesterday by Rector | Very Rev.P.G.Malone SJ.As tenders were submitted | today for the construction of, three student residence buildings, Loyola's Rector announe-; ed that the university would go ahead with plans for a 150,000- volume library scheduled for: next spring.i The three four -storey resid- | ence block will accommodate; some 300 residents as well as providing dining and recreational facilities, i } Double | duty The new library building.to be lucated at the corner of Sherbrooke and Bel-, more, is the design of Montreal architectural firm of Affleck, .Desbarats, Lebensold, Dimako- poulos, Michaud and Sise and.will go under construction this fall at an estimated cost of $750,- | 000.In addition to housing 150,-: 000 volumes.the three-storey | edifice will accommodate some 600 persons.{ Construction on the residences Will begin as soon as a successful bidder has been chosen, p.m.the Temple Brotherhood holds its first dinner meeting of the season with Dr.Gerald Hal- penny, past president.Canadian Medical Society as guest speaker, who will speak on the theme \u201cProblems Of Medicare,\u201d Ladies invited.Doctors to be special of members.Reservations must be made at the earliest with Murray Deskin, HUnter 4-2425 and William Hoffman, VI.4-2579, 1963 CONFIRMATION CLASS: Thirty boys and girls have registered with Dr.Stern for their Confirmation studies.This class meets regularly after Junior Congregation Workshop on Saturday mornings.Already over 350 students have registered for the new Temple scason.guests Schedule of Classes: \u2014 Upper School \u2014 High School Department \u2014 Saturday morning at 9.30 a.m.Junior School \u2018kindergarten, pre-kindergarten, classes i through 5) on Sunday mornings at 9.30 a.m.Daily Hebrew classes Monday thru Thursday afternoons commencing at 4 p.m.Westmount Baptist Minister to give farewell address The Minister of Westmount Baptist, Dr.E.J.Bailey, will preach his farewell services on Sunday.speaking in the morning under the title, \u201cThank You,\u201d and at night on \u201cFacing the Future.\u201d Dr.Bailey concludes his six vears of ministry in Montreal and takes up the ministry of Kingsway Baptist Church, Toronto, on Sunday.October 14.À farewell will be tendered to Dr.and Mrs.Bailey on Wednesday, October 10, at 8 p.m.The choir will give an anniversary concert on Friday, October 12, and Dr.Bailey will be a guest soloist al this concert of | organ.choir and solo numbers.There is no charge for the choir recital and the public is invited.Dr.M.F.McCutcheon will be the supply preacher on October 14, and Interim Minister during November and December, until the arvival of the new Minister, the Rev.Harold J.Balsdon, on January 1, 1963.7E OFFER a truly } modern service .one which includes every improvement adopted by the funeral profession.! 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The monster of 1916 the tank you had to go in head first and wriggle through.\u201cWe were still terribly secret.For three nights we had to sleep in our tanks and: nobody was allowed near us.We had our own food.Half a; cow in our tank.Pigeons for communications.\u2018Eight in the crew and on the night before we first went into action they gave me al terrible meal of everything | imaginable.* \u2018We're trying to eat all the , grub tonight because we won't be alive to eat it tomorrow,\u2019 they said.\u201d The tank was No.D9.Speed, 3.7 miles an hour; engine, | Daimler six - cylinder sleeve! valve: armament, one Holch-! kiss machine gun, four Vickers | light machine guns, and 31,000 rounds.| DY and its sister monsters amazed both sides, Disaster Yet, because they were so few.so ill-equipped, so under trained.their first appearance was a military disaster.Some never slarted.Others! bogged down.Others were blown up.The next day Victor Huffman\u2019s tank was blasted and burned.Two of his crew were killed.He was shell- shocked and still receives a pension.It was not until the following year that the tanks, in great strength, roared into victorious battle at Cambrai.! 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and Wall-To-Wall Broadiooms beauly of the apartments now on view at lhe new supplird WE, 2-4277 \u2014 Evenings: RE.8-4605 oS SS oP LL | Mills, | | EXAMINE ours Whol ARRANGEMENTS for this years annual Trafalgar Ball are discussed by committee members.Details of the Ball, in the Sheraton-Mount Royal, being settled to make this affair one of the best on record.Left to right.Sitting Mrs.J.A.Laurin, 330 Roslyn avenue; 3 Hudson avenue; standing, Lieut.Cmdr.David Wood, CD, RCNR, 637 Roslyn avenue, executive officer.HMCS Donnacona; and Lieut.Cmdr, George Hudson, RCN, staff officer (administration), held Friday, October 19 and Mrs.R.C.Bremner, Women\u2019s Art Society starts 69th The Women's Art Society of Montreal will start its 69th season October 16 when Miss Rosanna Seaborn will speak on the \u201cRomance of Travel\u201d at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts at 2:30 p.m.The program for the coming year continues as follows: October 23 at 11 a.m.Catharine Speid Bensley.a demonstration of theatrical make-up: November 6 at 2:30 p.m., vocal duets, Gloria Richard, soprano.Josepte Clement, Contralto and Diana Law- ton, accompanist: November 13 at 11 a.m.book review by Walter O'Heam.Managing Editor of The Montreal Star; November 20 at 2:30 ».m.an illustrated story of the Ponies of Sable Island by, J.Douglas Lawley.MA: November 27 at 11 a.m, \u201cArt as a Means of Communication,\u201d an illustrated lecture by Alfred Pinsky.assistant professor Sir George Williams University: and December 4, the annual; luncheon at 1 p.m.at the Ritz Carlton Hotel, Celia Franca, artistic director of the National Ballet Guild of Canada.will speak on \u2018The Training of a Dancer.\u201d à | 4777 Grosvenor avenue on Tuesday at 8:15 p.m.At this meeting new board members will be introduced and welcomed, a report on the recent showing presented, and plans for the coming year's activities discussed.Mrs.Lilian Mendelssohn, president, will preside.The 1963 program will start January 8 at 11 a.m.with an il- Margaret lustrated talk by Dr.FEAR i Phone: | on February 17 at 3:30 p.m.the | be opened at the Arts Club, 2027 + y ; | fashion :! mectings will take place al the \u2014Graetz Photo to be are HMCS Donnacona.season E.Nix, associate professor, dept.of Health and Social Medicine, McGill University, called \u2018\u2018Philosophically Speaking: January 15 at 2:30 p.m., Louise Forand will give a piano recital: on January 22 at 10:30 a.m.a business meeting will be held followed by a talk by George Waddington, director of Waddington Art Galleries on \u2018\u2018Experiences of an Art Dealer\u2019; on February 5 at 2:30 p.m.there will be a Members\u2019 Day tea with an illustrated talk on \u201cGreece.our Ancient Heritage\u2019; and on February 12 at 11 a.m.Miss Constance Beresford-Howe, meeting \u2014 2 p.m.\u2014 Nurses\u2019 assistant professor.Department Residence.Program: Mrs.J.B., of lnglish, McGill will speak on Fraser, soloist.some great Victorian novelists.\u201d annual exhibition of paintings will Victoria street.February 19 at 2:30 p.m.Dr.Will R.Bird, chairman of Nova Council will speak on \u201cFan Mail Helps a Writer\u2019: on February 26 at 11 a.m.Jean Palardy will give a talk on \u2018\u201cThe early furniture of French Canada,\u201d on March 5 at 2:30 p.m.Gail Halliday will give a violin recital with Joan Milliken at the piano: on March 12 Prof.Trevor Lloyd.chairman of the Dept.of Geography at McGill will give an illustrated talk on \u201cThe changing Soviet Union\u2019: and on March 19 at 2:30 p.m, Mrs.R.J.| Perry, accredited correspondent at the United Nations, will speak on \u2018\u2018Dag Hammarskjold as 1 saw him.The annual meeting will take\u2019 place at 2:30 p.m.on March 26 followed by a tea at which the new members will serve.There will be no meeting on October 30 nor on January 29 and unless otherwise specified all Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.Notice Due to the many engagement and wedding photographs received for publication and the high cost of production, in future a nominal fee of $5 932-9469 i will be charged.PE I a wv Ronde: AAAI I ill ba SA NM EE RSE NA RR Catherine Montreal announces its program for lows: AMERICAN I) J.L.ADAMS, Proprietor Prescriptions carefully and accurately 1385 Greene Ave.Corner Sherbrooke Medallist, McGill University Medallist, M.C.of Pharmacy filled at reasonable prices.WE.2.2136 WE.2-2488 Council of Women plan conferences The Presidents Conferences of the Montreal Council of Women are to be held in the YMCA, Dor- chester boulevard west, with the first scheduled for Wednesday, October 24 at 2 p.m.Miss Helen Guiton and Mrs.A.R.Colman will act as hostesses and coffee and dessert will be served.On Thursday, October 25, Mrs.J.F.Rutherford, 463 Strath.cona avenue, and Mrs.D.G.Bagg, 5551 Queen Mary road, will be hostesses; on Tuesday.October 30, Mrs.W.Victor George and Mrs.V.W.G.Wilson, 4348 Coolbrook avenue, and on Wednesday, October 31, Mrs.A.W.D.Swan, 310 Grosvenor avenue, and Mrs.John H.Dunne, 3194 The Boulevard.An evening conference will take place on Wednesday.November 7, from 5 to 7 p.m., when guests will be received by Mrs.G.Birtz and Miss A.May Jackson, These conferences enable the presidents of the 116 societies affiliated in the Council to meet togther in groups of approxi: mately 30 and outline the purposes of their organizations.Mrs, W.R.Abbott, president of the Montreal Council of Women, Mrs.H.E.Ball, Chairman, social activities, and Mrs.Carleton B.Pierce, hospitality chairman, will : attend each conference.| Catherine Booth Auxiliary lists season\u2019s s program The Women's Auxiliary of the Booth Hospital of the coming season as fol- September 26th: Opening October 2nd: Rummage sale (Continued on page 15) -Oil ITE \u2014Posen Photo MRS.DONALD B.MARTIN, of Westmount, who is in charge of organizing the more than one thousand-volunteer-work- hours which will be required to stage the 9th annual VON Art Sale, on Wednesday, Nov.7, at the YWCA, on Dorchesler boulevard.Last year 120 West End artists took part in the VON show.Artists wishing to have their work in this year\u2019s event should obtain application forms at once from VON headquarters, on Bishop street, or from Mrs.C.F.Carsley, 609 Clarke avenue, Westmount.This year's show will run from 10 a.m.until 10 p.m., and well known artists who have already indicated support for the VON in this fashion are John Little, ARCA, and Douglas Lawley.Prices at the VON Art Show will remain as in previous years \u2014 no painting, no matter who the artist, costs more than one hundred dollars, with the majority in the medium price range.Sort ho HOUSE OF PAINTINGS CLAN IH TTY ion gp 4908 Th LI A {Cor.Prince Albert) HU.6-1264 House of Mountain of Flower, Viton 2- 4444 Pro Musica Society \u2014 Youth Series 4 concerts at the Comedie Canadienne \u2014 Saturdays at 2:30 p.m.| concert : Students Oct.13\u2014HART HOUSE ORCHESTRA, BOYD NEEL, cond.liona Kombrink, soprano soloist.Nov.24-\u2014TRIO ITALIANO D'ARCHI.Jon.12\u2014MARILYN DUBOW, violinist.Feb.23\u2014NEW YORK BAROQUE QUINTET.4 concerts: Students $2.00 \u2014 Adults: $8.00 Fer adults accompanying 1.00 \u2014 Adults: Information: Vi.2.0532 \u2014 Office Hours | te 4 p.m.Mon.to Fri.Cheques payable te Pro Musica Society, 2130 Mountain Street, Mel.With selt-addressed and stamped envelope 2.00 a child only osier os THE MONTREAL CHILDREN'S THEATRE has brought 30 years of pleasure to its directors Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters.The plays are put on successive Saturday afternoons for children, by children.\u2014 Roger Brunelle Photo Montreal Children\u2019s Theatre marks thirtieth anniversary By PAT IPPOLITO Thirty years ago when Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters decided to pool their dramatic talent to found the Montreal Children's Theatre, friends said they were crazy.They thought two women would never get along together.The successful Davis-Walters enterprise has since proven not only that they can get along, but also that they need no contract.From a small beginning Miss Miss Davis the grande dame and Davis and Miss Wallers now | other character parts.have four studios and a staff of Both are enthusiastic about 10 teachers.Their West End what a knowledge of drama studios located at 3835 Girouard can do for children.They be- avenue.N.D.G.Other studios are lieve that it not only makes located in Cote des Neiges.St.children pronounce words cor- Laurent and in the Town of Mt.rectly, but also gives them a Royal.great insight into the English Over 200 children were taught language.in the various studios last year.INSTILLS CONFIDENCE, Thousands have learned from POISE them, acting, diction, deport- \u201cUH a child is shy,\u201d Miss ment.eurythmic and mime.\u2018We | Walters stated.\u2018being before an are now getting the children of | audience will give him conformer pupils\u201d, Miss Davis fidence.He learns poise and how chuckled.The two women work to express himself while Jearn- as a team.and as Miss Davis ing how to talk, walk and sit says, their relationship is more correctly.\u201d like that of sisters thean busi- | Miss Davis added that if a ness partners.| child does have a flair for acting Miss Davis was born and | this is found and is given an educated in London, England, | opportunity to grow.As many and comes from a theatrical students as possible are given a family.Miss Walters, though chance to play a lead or a big born in Colombo, Ceylon, supporting part.came io Montreal as a child Although not all children and was educated here.Both! become professional actors, have extensive backgrounds .in the theatre.; WELL-KNOWN PERFORMERS | Lovers of \u2018Old Time Melo- | drama\u2019 will remember them in productions at the Old Corona Barn and the Astor Theatre Cafe.They performed in over 800 productions of \u2018\u201cThe Drunk- | ard\u201d.and between the two, This year Children\u2019s Theatre places did almost every melo- | will present \u201cLittle Women\u201d, drama known.Miss Walters! \u2018Cinderella\u2019 and \u201cRed Shoes\u201d.played the fragile heroine.and It will be the first time for \u2018Red Shoes\u2019 to be presented in Can- come a center for people looking for stage, radio, TV and film work.For adults there are evening classes in radio both professionals in the field.PLAYS SCHEDULED Genuine Choice Western | both \u2018\u2019Red Shoes\u201d and \u201cCinder- cella\u201d will be Agy Polly who for- ; merly worked with operas, theatres and films in Eastern Europe.| Plays are presented in Victoria QUALITY IS ECONOMY Hall, Westmount.Subscription prices are offered for the three performances.HAINE OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables.dal\u201d in London, and will ap- eIMPORTED PRODUCTS e pear in the production when \u2014 - = À it comes to New York and NICHOL'S, Lennoxville, : | Toronto this winter.HAMS, SAUSAGE & Florence Schreiber, who play- BACON ed Jo in the play five years ago, - - ee appeared on CBC in Chez Helene.4466 St.Catherine West 2nd this year is playing at Neor Metcalfe Ave Stratford, Ont.Gloria Shacket, , who played Amy, is now doing TV Commercials and photography work, been a popular play at Children\u2018s Theatre.Miss Davis and Miss Walters recalled that Dick Easton had a lead in it 15 years ago.He now has a star role in \u201cSchool for Scan- Film Night | at Muscum A program of films from the Netherlands with dialogue in French is to be shown at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts on October 10 at 6:30 pm.and at 8:30 p.m.The first is entitled \u201cThe Reality of Karel Appel\u201d and endeavors to give an intellectual and emotional impression of this Dutch artist who caused an up- Children\u2019s Theatre has be- and television given by Roger Racine and Charles Miller, ada.Doing the choreography for.\u2018Little Women\" has long heaval in the Dutch artistic world shortly after World War 11, and steadily progressed until winning the International Guggenheim prize in 1960.The second film to be shown is \u201cZoo\u201d which is a candid camera impression of how humans behave at the zoo, and the third is called \u2018Outlook on the Sky\" and is a study of the interplay of space and scintillating light as exemplified 11) in the colorful windows of Gouda\u2019s St.Jacobskerk !2) the brillance of artificial light at night and «3) the stained glass windows of Charles Eyck.\u201cPan.\u201d the fourth film 10 be presented is a beautiful nature study produced by Herman van der Host and depicts his love for birds and nature.After intensive exploration of some of Holland's lake districts, the actual shooting took two spring and early summer periods, The! music composed for the Flute of Pan is inspired by the songs and sounds of birds and is played by Rumenian lon Opera.The public is invited to attend and admission is free.Coming Events BRIDGE MARATHON: The Westmount high school alum-| nae association\u2019s annual bridge \u2018marathon is scheduled to begin; \u2018on Monday.October 15.Proceeds will be added to the endowment fund.With or without a party, any interested, bridge players are invited to\u2019 call Mrs.Henry J.Daly.WE.| 5-5685 or Mrs.D.Malcolm, : HU.1-4691 | FALL BRIDGE: Karnak | Ladies\u2019 Club is holding its fall! bridge October 16 at 2 p.m.at\u2019 {the Salada Tea Rooms.1400 Cote de Liesse road.Informa- ; tion and tickets may be obtained: by calling Mrs.R.P.Gledhill\u2019 a PO.6-8789, ' RUMMAGE SALE: A rum-; , mage sale will be held in Franklin Hall, Stanley Presbyterian Church.Victoria and Westmount avenues, Wednesday, October 17 at 7:30 p.m.Take a 124 bus., FASHIONS: Laurentian Chapter.B'nai B'rith women.will hold a Musical Fashion Fantasy on Wednesday, October 24 at 8 p.m.in the Beth Zion Synagogue at 5740 Hudson avenue, Cote St.Luc.There will be \"continental costumes, hats and furs.For information or tickets call Mrs.J.Wolfe, coordinator of evening, HU, 9-2324.| Patricia Joudry who hails | from Notre Dame de Grace, ' has written such plays as \u201cSemi - Detached\u201d, \u201cWalk The Regal Look of Elizabeth Arden Let Elizabeth Arden bring thie fall's ruling red to vour hips and radiance vour camplexion with the most opulent new make-up in the realm of beangv\u2014 Ihe Regal Look, Now.at last.vou van discover an enchantment that has no peer! Regal Red Lipstick heralds a dazzling entourage of color.te become the crowning beauty for you by day and by night, The Regal Look, all together vours in a set 15.00, The Regal Trio of Lipstick, Nail Lacquer, Cream Rouge, 2.50.Regal Red Clich-Change Lipstick 2.00 WE.2.2136 AMERICAN 2 BS VPN 1385 Greene Ave., corner Sherbrooke WE.2-2488 The GARDENS of REMEMBRANCE MONTREAL MEMORIAL PARK offers an entirely new concept in family cemetery property to those families who desire a memorial of particular beauty and elegance not found an the ordinary cemetery.Never before has the concept of a hving memorial been so fully realized as in the Gardens of Remembrance, These formal gardens.featuring the Remembrance Rose Garden, are patterned after the famous Stoke Poges Cemetery.of Gray's \u201cElegy\u201d fame.in England.As in Stoke Poges, interments will be in specially constructed Westminster Garden Crypts under beds of roses, perpetually maintained by the Endowment Care Fund.Words cannot tell, nor photographs convey the beauty and dignity of the Gardens of Remembrance: à personal visit is needed to appreciate them.For complete information contact .Montreal Memorial Park Cemetery 3425 Cote de Liesse Road, at Graham Blvd, Montreal 9, Que.Phone: Riverside 8-6171.Alone Together\u201d, \u2018\u2018Anniversary of Murder\u2019, \u201cWalk a Lit-' tle Faster\u201d, and Three Rings | for Michael\u2019, attended Children's Theatre in her younger years before going to Toronto.Both Miss Davis and Miss Walters estimate that a child will stay with Children's Theatre about 10 years, if he is interested.Others will stay four or ; five ycars, and if a child is disinterested, he will drop out the \u201cfirst year.| Besides their work with the school.the actresses produced a | companion radio program \u2018Calling All Children\u201d which won a | Beaver Award on CFCF for best children's radio show, PRO MUSICA SOCIETY 15th seoson 1962-63 8 concerts on Sundays, 4:30 p.m.\u2014 Ritz-Cariton Oct.14 Nov.4 Nov.25 Jan.13 Jan.27 Feb.24 March 10 April 7 HART HOUSE ORCHESTRA, Boyd Neel, con.llona Kombrink, soprano \u2014 Melvin Berman, oboe.WILHELM KENMPFF, pianist, TRIO ITALIANO D'ARCHI \u2014 ITALY.ORCHESTRA SAN PIETRO DI NAPOLI, Renato Ruo- tolo condu.GERARD SOUZAY, Baritone.KOMITAS QUARTET (U.S.S.R.) KOEKERT QUARTET \u2014 GERMANY.JUILLIARD STRING QUARTET & PIANIST to be announced.Subscription, $20.00 Information VI.2.0532 Office hours: 1 to 4 p.m., Mon.to Fri.Cheques payable to Pro Musica Society, 2140 Mountain Street Mt, With self addressed and stamped envelope.2961 'S 1390420 'ADpli4 'JAUIWDXY JUNOWSIM OY) El The Westmount Examiner, Friday, October S, 1962 1 4 MR.FRANK CARTWRIGHT of Westmount Will Now Operate À MEAT DEPARTMENT At PICADILLY GROCERY 5037 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST {Opposite Westmount Theatre} HU.6-8975 QUALITY MEATS \u2014 POULTRY \u2014 FRESH FISH Call .WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LIMITED 206 Olivier Avenue WE.5-1189 STAGE \u2014 RADIO TELEVISION! SPEECH and SELF IMPROVEMENT 5 Studios - N.D.G.- Cote des Neiges St.Laurent - Town of Mt.Royai REGISTER NOW: CHILDREN'S THEATRE DOROTHY DAVIS \u2014 YIOLET WALTERS 484-6620 \u201cCHARLIE - MORNING MAYOR OF MONTREAL\u201d 6 AM.- 10 A.M., MON.- SAT.THE \"JOHN WILSON SHOW\" 10 A.M.-2 P.M.DAILY (Er 1 ZL GUEST OF HONOR: The Laval-sur-le-Lac Golf Club, Ladies Section, recently held the closing luncheon at which Mrs.Claire Kirkland-Casgrain was the honored guest.Seated, feft te right: Mrs.Hecter A.Caron, Roslyn avenue, president; Mrs.Claire Kirkland-Casgrain: back row, L.to R.Mrs.W.A.Duran- ceau, Mrs.Maurice Jarry and Mrs.Laurent Gelly, Ridgewood avenue.\u2014Ed.Bermingham Photo Kasper.pianist.Public invited ies vianis.1e next musical progiam wi to musicals RAAT oi The Ladies\u2019 Committee of the the Ste.Croix College of Music Montreal Museum of Fine Arts \u2018 will play.The public is invited announces the first of a series \u20189 attend of musicales to be presented at Smith, cellist: Miss Kathleen Karnak: Ladies\u2019 Club plans \u2018Fall Bridge Salada Foods Ltd., 1400 Cote {de Liesse road, have made avail \"able, without charge, their Salada \u2018Tea Rooms and tea for Karnak Ladies\u2018 Club Fall Bridge, which will be held on Tuesday.October 16, at 2 p.m.Buses will meet tramway buses at Garland Terminus at 1:30 p.m.taking the ladies to and afterwards returning them from the \u2018Salada Tea Rooms.I Proceeds from this bridge will \u2018be used to further the Club's | work for the Shriners\u2019 Hospital \u2018for Crippled Children.Tickets may be obtained - by calling ticket chairman.Mrs.R.P.Gledhill at PO.6-8789.Salada Tea Room Hostess is Miss Nicole Le Ny.There will be door prizes.Table holders are requested to \"© take cards.Literary Society Dominion-Douglas Ladies Literary Society will hold its first \u2018meeting of the season in | Dominion-Douglas United Church, ; Westmount on Friday, October 12 at 2.30 o'clock.The guest speaker I will be Rupert Caplan, Senior Drama Producer of the CRC, who will take as his subject \u201cThe Arts ; in Canada.Piano duets will be | given by Richard McLaughlin and ! Richard Hunt.Tea will be served at the close of the meeting.the Wednesday afternoon teas.The members of the Ladies\u2019 Committee are pleased Lo invite the public to join in welcoming these talented and dedicated: Dog Training Films young artists.The artists invited are out-' standing pupils from various conservatories of music who have been judged qualified to give public performances.Wednesday, October 10.at 3 p.m.a trio from the McGill Conservatory under the supervision of Professor Alexander Brott will play Beethoven's Trio in C Minor.Opus No.3.The artists ave: Mr.Arthur Tucker.violinist; Miss Marilyn \u2014 Admiss Genesians announce door prize winners The winner of the door prize al the Genesians Fall Dance held Saturday in the Towa of For Information Wed., 10th Oct., 7.30 p.m.IN ST.PHILIP'S HALL, MONTREAL WEST Applications taken for Mrs.Casgrain\u2019s Obedience School Classes ion Free \u2014 call WE.5-1772 Mount Royal.was Ken Spriggs (a ski enthusiast), 25 Jean Bril- Mrs.Millicent HICKMORE at 7005 Kildare Road phone HUnter 1-2771 Monday through Friday|: (8.30 a.m.to 5 p.m.] |- 5122 Sherbrooke St.andre wa page PERMANENT \u2014 $7.50 BEAUTY PARLOR i a vote eee vhs de Ae oe de de de de de dr rie Ar ie she she ok sk EE she she se de ke de sk ant avenue, Roxboro.P.Q.x * The prize was a weekend for | two persons at L'Esterel Inn, in Ë Enroll Now 1 \u2018the Laurentians.ï PY 3 The total proceeds of the} & D A de dance will be used for the : ancing ca my Genesians youth work.; INGE WEBER Z ® Classical and Modern Ballet % @ Character and Modern Jazz and Rhythm News for the * Classes women's and i Children \u2014 Adults \u2014 Professionals social x ALSO EVENING RHYTHM GYM CLASSES pages 3 FOR ADULTS * should be je addressed 3 Westmount Y.M.C.A.each week t 4585 Sherbrooke Street West to the % Call for information \u2014 735-0032 \u2014 After 6 p.m.women's editor ee de ee eee de de de de eee oko ok ob hbk sk ek kA ee SPECIAL ! For A Limited Time Only WESTMOUNT Proc HU.6-8636 Make your Appointment Now WwW (Just weit of Westmount est Theatre, same side) rita creer ALLA RAS CB, Me tir oc Catherine Booth.(Continued from page 12) \u2014 St.Stephen's Church Hall\u2014 | 7 p.m.Mrs.D.F.Talbot, chairman, October 17th: Dolls\u201d Tea \u2014 2:30-4 p.m.\u2014 Nurses\u201d Residence.October 24th: Monthly meeting.2 pm.\u2014 Nurses\u2019 Residence.Program: Roval Wedding (Princess Margaret) and British travel films, November 23rd: Annual sale of work \u2014 Nurses\u2019 Residence.Chairman \u2014 Mrs, E.W, Knapp \u2014 10 am.-9 p.m.Nuvember 28th: Monthly, meeling \u2014 1 p.m, Program: | ae pO mesincheon MRS.R.W.CORISTINE, who B.was recently elected president January 23rd: Monthly: of the Women's Liberal Asso- meeting \u2014 2 p.m.\u2014 Nurses\u2019! ciation of St.Antoine West.Residence.Program: \u2018Birthday \u2018 mount and Westmount St.Tea\u201d \u2014 soloist: Mrs.T.H.Cum- , George.Other members of the mings.i executive include: Mrs.Frank February 27th: Monthly meet- | Lafferty.Lady Shaughnessy, ing \u2014 2 pm.\u2014 Nurses\u2019 Resi- Mrs.P.G.Sise, Mrs.H.dence.Program: Mr.L.T.Lu-' cas.speaker from Smith & Kline Pharmaceutical Co.March 27th: Monthly meeting \u2014 2 p.m.\u2014 Nurses\u2019 Resi-\u2019 dence.Program: Mr.C.V.H.Young.Henry Birks & Sons April 24th: Annual meeting Ltd.Demonstration and talk on ' \u2014 Dessert 1:30 p.m.\u2014 Nurses\u2019 diamonds.Residence.Marvest Just a handful of seed And the years go by, A forest is seen, That delights every eve.Wisenthal, Mrs.John A.Savoy, Miss E.S.Nicholson, Mrs.John H.Dunne, Mrs.Paul Garnier, and Mrs, D.W.McLean.Our part is to sow, The increase is sure, Mother earth, and the sun Maketh rich who is poor.\u201cAs you sow, ye shall reap,\u201d Is a saying most true, Our thoughts are the seeds And the words, \u2014 false or true.We each make our life, Smiles or tears, we mav choose, What really is ours We never can lose.IN THE Co 2 Women 3 alm | Club tour | The Know-Your-Montreal group : of the Notre Dame de Grace \u2018 Women's club will visit Upper Canada Village on Thursday, Oc- | tober 11.! The bus will leave the corner of Marcil and Sherbrouke streets : at 8.15 am, Members interested please\u2019 phone Mrs.A.Watson, 484-2593.IODE Meeting Mrs.Donald Macrae.president, Provincial Chapter of Quebec 1I0DE will preside at the semiannual meeting of the Chapter, to be held in the Cascade Inn, Shawinigan, Quebec on October 3 and 4.The first session will open at 2:15 p.m.on Wednesday, October 3.\u2014 DOROTHY SPROULE MRS.M.SMITH, co-convener of the play \u2018Rashomon\u2019 being presented by Mount Carmel Chapter of Hadassah on Saturday, October 27 and Saturday, November 3, at the Van Horne School auditorium and featuring the Gallery Theatre Reports will be read, and de- y y ating Mrs A partment conferences held.! at HU.4.6085.St.Columba CW Assn.~ =~ = - The Church Women's Asso- | Twins Parents\u2019 Club ciation of the Church of St.i Columba will hoid its monthly | The monthly meeting of the business meeting on October 10 Montreal branch of the Twins in the parish hall.Parents\u2019 Club will be held on A work meeting will start at Wednesday.October 10, at 8:15 10 a.m.Lunch will be served by |p.m.in the Queen Elizabeth Mrs.J.D.Millican.The busi- Hotel.Program will include ness meeting will open at discussion of projects for the 2.30 p.m.A shower of jams and | coming year.All members are jellies.children's gifts and gifts {urged to attend.New members for the treasure table will be will be most welcome.For in- held for the forthcoming bazaar.' formation please call FE.4- Tea will be served, 1 6596.The president of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club, Mrs.J.W.Craig, announces the following program for the coming season: The opening meeting, Sep- (tember 28 at 2:30 p.m.in Vie- j toria Hall, included a fashion ; show by Henry Morgan & Co.; commentators Mrs, Eve \u2018Trill, Mrs.A.H.Mason were the tea hostess.October 29 \u2014 Fall bridge (dessert), chairman, Mrs.R.Green.November 2 \u2014 Speaker \u2014 R.NDG Women's Club lists program for com Ing season Jo Noel of Henry Morgan & Co, Security Dept.subject, \u201cSecur- City\u2019 soloist Margaret Bowie: tea hostess, Mrs JV.Lewor- thy, December 7 Drama Day a play presented by the Gallery Theatre directed by Robert Ver- nioks: tea hostess, Mies, J A P.McGee: Christmas basket collection, January 4 - Speaker Res KE Clifford Knowles of MeGill University, subject, \u201cI'he Over seas University Student in a Canadian University; t } \u2018 } soloist, tea hostess, Mis 1.Winston Purdy tea hostess, Mrs.M.Ruchement January 28 chairman Mrs Dessert bridge, T.G.Carnell.February 1 Musicale soprano Joan Patenaude; alto, Sara Hayden; accormanis Charles Reiner, chaurman, Mrs Roy OC Saunders; tea Mrs KR Thomson February 18 - New Members hostess Parts chatiimen Mis M E Andison and Mis.GG 1 PDrys- dale March 1 Chatter Day Luncheon, Sheraton - Mount Royal Hotel; spesker, Anne Francis, subject, \"People around the World\u201d, chairman, Mis, K.FE.Norris.April 5 \u2014 Members\u2019 Day, chaman, Mrs FH Chivers, Unsworth, MR.PIERRE and Staff \u2014_\u2014 EE ~\u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 RT wish to thank the ladies of the West End for their patronage and support during our four years in business.We have tried to serve you to the best of our ability and hope that we have been successful in pleasing you.May we continue to be of service ?Specializing in PERMANENTS, HAIR CUTTING and STYLING, HAIR COLOURING HAIR STYLES 2 FOR FALLYX Busy days ahead .get set now with an easy-care, flattering PLEASE PHONE Westmount Place Aportments Permanent.Let our beauticians translate one of fashion's newest hair styles into an individual styling that was meant just for you.my hairdresser FOR APPOINTMENTS, WE.2-6905 .4445 ST.CATHERINE STREET WEST 2961 'S 43G043Q 'Appliy \u2018JOUIWOXZ junowisapm IY) Gl a The Westmount Examiner, Friday.October 5, 1v62 1 6 e TV e RADIO e APPLIANCES SALES & SERVICE TV Rentals our specialty HI-FI equipment and Transistor Supplies TELETRONICS CORP.LTD.4119 St.Catherine W.WE.5-9282 3 PROPERTY WANTED 61 FLATS \u2014 DUPLEXES \"113 DOMESTIC HELP PROPERTY Wanted: 4 or 5 bedroom house with 2 or more bathrooms, garden, garage os parking space Out of town client being transferred to Montreal will pay up to S45.- 0 Occupancy to be discussed Please call AP Duke, Frank A.Norman & Co Ltd.HU, 1 6385 or RE 1-6817 sn! 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which began last evening.| 4 CITY OF WESTMOUNT 07, GARBAGE COLLECTION Householders are notified that there will be no garbage collection on Thanksgiving Day, Monday, October 8, 1962.Collections normally scheduled for this day will be made on Tuesday, October 9, 1962.J.R.DAYE, P.Eng.City Engineer | easy to buy simple to cash good to keep second.The new Canada Savings Bonds pay 4) ,9, interest for each of the first three years; 5% for each of the next three years and 5' 2% for each of the final eight years \u2014an average interest to maturity in 14 years of 5.11¢, per year.In dollars and cents every $100.00 you invest will grow with accumulated interest to $172.60 at maturity.You can buy a $100.00 bond for as little as 29¢ a day, through the convenient Payroll Savings Plan where you work.Canada Savings Bonds can also be bought for cask, or on instalments at any bank, investment dealer, stock broker, trust or loan company.They are available in amounts as low as $50.00 to any Canadian resident\u2014adult or child\u2014up to a limit of $10,000.00 per person.Estates, too, may buy.Interest is payable annually by coupon, or on the higher denominations by cheque, if desired.You can cash your Canada Savings Bonds at any time, at any bank, at full face value plus earned interest.Buy new Canada Savings Bonds today \u2014best ever! 7961 'S 1240430 \u2018ADp;ja4 \u2018aujIOXF sunowysam dy LL The Westmount Examiner, Friday, October 5, 1962 18 making the scene Huskies win The Huskies, led by quarterback Neil Fernandes continue to mow down all opposition in the Westmount Recreation Department eight-man tackle football league.! 37-0 trimming handed the Their latest victory was a hapless Bulls.Robert Vaux.Roger Harte, Paul Boucher and Gordie BY PETE BAUMANN 4th Straight Norris provide the scoring punch for the Huskies along with quarterback Fernandes Hockey registration for now underway at the Westmount artificial ice rink.hovs aged eight to 16 is Registration for boys residing in Westmount continues until October 31.Games will be played on the artificial ice rink.For, further information contact Garland at WIE.2:4293 or WE, 5-8531 extension 80.The N.D.G.Maple Leals won their fourth straight game as they crushed the Town of Mount Roval lions 27-2 at Trenholme Park on Thursday.Coach George Economides\u2019 Leafs won this game played in a driving rainstorm.They fell behind temporarily in the first quarter 2-0.Bruce Barnes soon corrected that situation as he romped for a touchdown from.the 15 vard line early in the\u2019 second quarter, The Leafs broke loose in the third quarter scoring 20 points.\u2019 recreation supervisor John | Gary Morley intercepted a pass by Gilman and ran 85 yards to score a major, which was a high- | light of the game.Bruce Barnes, Terry Flood, | Ron Maddocks, Gino Berretta were offensive standouts for the !Leafs, while Gordon Wilson, Phil Chiarella, and Jim Casca- dain, were defensive bulwarks.| The Leafs meet the Rose- | __ mount Bombers tonight at eight .in Rosemount.Should the Leafs (Continued on page 19) A Moving to another Town?GET A MOVE ON Packing - Crating - Shipping WITH MORGAN'S! - Storing - Work Guaranteed Representation All Over the World | MOVE WITH organ\u2019s AGENTS FOR ALLIED VAN LINES ; AV.8-7211 say OH for | | Free | x El Estimates [ i | i Termite \u2014 Must be at least 8 years of age and be able \"Bantam \u2014 Under 14, as of Sept.1.Midget \u2014 Under 16, as of Sept.1, 1962.born after John W.Sancton, president and publisher, Monitor Publishing Co.Ltd, presents the Roy Chesley Trophy awarded by The Monitor to the football coach of the MONITOR TROPHY AWARDED ! year in the West End to Roy Chesley at a testimonial dinner in his honor.More than 300 former Westhillians and friends honored coach Chesley, who produced 13 championship teams in his l|6-year tenure as football coach at West Hill High School.Chesley also coached at Verdun, and was head coach of the N.D.G.Maple Leafs for the past five seasons.Pictured from left to right are Mr.Sancton, Grant Peterson, Frank Walklate and the coach of the year Roy Chesley._\u2014_.\u2014 Roger Brunelle photo Hockey Program 1962-63 Boys residing in the City of Westmount may register in the hockey program at the Westmount artificial ice rink.Every player must wear a helmet.Age Categories Games scheduled on Saturday mornings between 9:00 a.m.to skate, under 9 as of Sept.1, 1962, born and 12:00 noon.after Sept.1, 1953.Mosquito \u2014 Under 10 as of Sept, 1.Sept.1.1952.1962, born after Friday evenings starting at 5:00 p.ma.m, and 12:00 noon.Pee Wee \u2014 Under 12, as of Sept.1, 1962, born after Sept.1.1950.Monday, Wednesday.Friday starting at 4:30 p.m.Thursday evenings starting at 6:30 p.m, 1962.born after Tuesday and Thursdays starting at Sept.1, 1948, 4:30 p.m.Monday and Thursdays starting at Sept.1, 1946, 7:30 p.m.Boys 13 years of age and over interested in refereeing are invited to try out.Boys 16 years of age and over wishing to assist in the coaching of younger players will be most welcome.: Further information may be had by contacting John Garland, recreation supervisor.at the artificial rink or by telephoning WE.2-4293 or WE, 5-8531 extension 80.Registration now underway.Last day for registration will be Wednesday.October 31.OReefe WAS It made Bobo look bad Red Jones, the former American League umpire, likes to tell this story about Bobo New- som and George Kell.Bobo was a well-travelled veteran when Kell broke in with the Athletics.George was young and frisky.Bobo .w ell.let's just say that his fast ball had lost its zip.Newsom was pitching in a tight game this day with Jones back of the plate and Kell was playing third.The Tigers had ja man on first base and the batter was trying to bunt him along.Every time Bobo would throw the ball.Kell would break down the line to be in a position to scoop up the bunt, New- and Saturday mornings between 9:00 Gun talk! Of scopes versus iron sights .of bullet weights and loads.You talk it over., over the ale that's always OK.O'Keefe.It's the natural thing to do.You'll enjoy O'Keefe's natural mildness .brewed right in, from seedless hops.the Mild ale 62 - 101 som was firing as hard as he could.Finally with a count of three-and-one he called time and motioned the rookie Kell to come over to the mound for a chat.\u201cWhat are you trying Lo do to me?\u201d Bobo queried with a growl.Asus are.oN eo a He alas.oN = Huskies white-wash Bulls 37-0 With the annual Thanks-, Football League, the giving double-header com-|Huskies will be putting ing up of the City of West- their unbeaten record on mount Recreation Depart- the line as they hook up day and the Mules on Monday.The league leaders came up with a 37-0 whitewash on the last place Bulls.Robert Vaux increased his scoring leadership ment Eight-Man \u2014Tackle with the Broncs on Sature ight-man tackle tootha e Standings P w L n F A Pis HUSKIES 2221200 4 4 0 0 103 19 8 BRONCS 4 z 2 0 85 55 4 MULES 4 2 2 0 55 57 4 BULLS .4 0 4 0 \u20ac 118 0 e Leading scorers Name Team GP TD ST FG c R TP Robert Vaux, Huskies .12.1.4 10 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 60 Steven Bourke, Broncs 4 5 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 30 Brian Hoffman.Broncs .3 2 \u2014 \u2014 6 1 19 Jon Churcher, Broncs 3 3 \u2014-\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 -\u2014 18 Dick Aylett, Mules .4 3 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 is Kevin Cooper, Mules 4 3 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 18 Roger Harte.Huskies .4 2 \u2014 \u2014 1 \u2014 13 Paul Boucher, Huskies 3 2 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 12 : Wayne Barrow, Broncs 4 2 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 12| championship.Neil Fernandes, Huskies 4 2 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 12 Gordie Norris, Mules .4 2 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 12 Ellis Cooper, Bulls 1 1 \u2014 \u2014_ \u2014 \u2014 6 Phil Lecouffe, Broncs 3 1 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 6 Brian Stacey, Huskies La ae 3 1 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 6 Saturday.Lawrence Crouch, Mules 4 1 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 6 Brian Vaux, Mules 3 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 1 1 Keep your Home and Community Clean through modern, efficient GARBAGE COLLECTION BY anilary Refuse Collectors e List of our municipal customers: Your Ville Lemoyne Jacques Cartier duce cost through bet- © Outremont Guarantee : um © Ville St.Pierre f © L'Abord-à-Piouffe oO ¢ Hompstead ® Cote St.Luc © A better, cleaner, ® Verdun .© Montreal West \u2018more sanitary service.® Town of Mt.Royal ® An immediate sub- o St Louremt © Laval des Rapides stantial economy ©@ A ® Greenfield Park .® Lachine continuing research o Previlie program to further re- : Longueuil e ° e e e e e e eo .Dorval ter equipment, more Beaconsfield efficient methods ® An Baie d'Urfé improvement in the se et standard of living of Saraguay .Str.Elzeor garbagemen in general Duvernay At your service 24 Hours a Day\u20147 Days a Week Office 753 Jarry E.RA.7-0430 Garage: 3191 - 38th St.254 - 4501 VILLE ST.MICHEL UE\u201d Use Examiner classifieds for best results From Page 18 Making the scene | whip the Bombers, their chances of finishing the season undefeated, with two games remaining are excellent.The next step will then be provincial honors to be followed by a Dominion Roy Chesley was honored at the Town and Country Motel on Approximately 300 persons were at the dinner.Many of the boys who were privileged to play football under coach Chesley at West Hill, and with our pride and joy, the Maple Leafs were present to pay tribute to a grand gentleman.Speeches were numerous, as always on such occasions, Coach Chesley gave an inspiring talk, stressing the importance of the desire to always do your best in sport and in life.We got a kick out of Fred Roberts.Fred was asked to say a few words.This time Mr.Roberts was not critical of Perry Moss of the Alouettes.He said he would have only kind words to say.However, Fred pointed out that he was not aware that he would be competing with a dance band (the band played in a nearby salon) and he expressed the hope that the politicians present at the dinner would not decided to nationalize sport.A highlight of the Roy Ches- ley Testimonial Dinner was the presentation of a perpetual trophy awarded to the outstanding West End minor football coach annually.The trophy is named the \u2018Roy Chesley Trophy\u201d donated by The Monitor, Publisher John Sancton presented the trophy to the first recipient Roy Chesley.Dick Irvin, sports director of channel 12, advised that minor hockey will be promoted on a grand scale by CFCF TV this season.35 games, in the pee wee to midget category will be taped and featured on channel 12 each week commencing on Saturday, October 13, 1962.Teams participating, in the pee wee section are the Verdun Police Athletic Club, St.Lambert, Town of Mount Royal and the Ahuntsic Braves.In the Bantam section, The St.Laurent Jets, Ahuntsic Lions, Town of Mount Royal Canadians, and St.Jean de Mantha.In the Midget section the powerful N.D.G.Monarchs lead the parade along with Lakeshore, Verdun, and Town of Mount Royal.It is indeed unfortunate that most communities are not in a position to participate in the program arranged by Dick Irvin because of a lack of artificial ice.The minor football season in Cote St.Luc will be launched on Saturday.No doubt the Recreation Department has had it's difficulties getting coaches and other volunteer help! That is no doubt the reason for the late start in Cote St.Luc.We might add that recreation in Cote St.Luc would have been much better off if the now defunct Recreation Association had been encouraged by the Re- creation Department and the City Council rather than discouraged.! with a four touchdown perform- downs each.Kevin Cooper also ance, Neil Fernandes, the team's | tallied on a fine run from his quarterback scored twice.Peter own 45.Brian Vaux added a Vuillemot was the ground gainer for the winners while Wayne Colomb was outstanding for the losers Mules shade Broncs In last Saturday morning's second game the Mules defcat- ed the Brones 31-18.These two teams are now tied for second place.Halfback, Gordie Norris and Dick Aylett scored two touch-! leading single.Carlos Araujo gave a sparkling defensive performance and Jimmy Hotton also came up with a fine game filling in at the quarterback slot as well as his usual defensive end position.\u2018I'he Brones' Quarterback, Dave Beasant, displayed \u20ac fine passing game hitting Steven Bourke, Wayne Barrow who scored twice and Bruce Norris repeatedly.Bourke also scored on a 1 yard plunge, this play having been set up on a 40 yard run by Nor ris.the subtle difference.is here.'CF STEREO 'CF Radio is now broadcasting in full, Multiplex Stereo sound.You can turn yeur living toom into a concert hall, simply by tuning 92.5 mes.Or.you enjoy the same fine music on AM at the familiar 600 spot.Enjoy these Stereo programmes \u201cSOUND STAGE\" from 8 \u2018til 11 P.M.every evening (8:30 'til 11 P.M, Thursdays and Fridays) and \u2018STAR TIME\" on Sundays from 12 Noon \u2018til 5 P.M.Both offer the \u201cbest of two worlds\u2019, AM or Stereo Multiplex FM fiom 'CF Radio.THE PIONEERS IN STEREO IN MONTREAL 600 kcs AM MARCONI RADIO FV 92.5 mes \u201cTHE BEST OF TWO WORLDS\u201d 7961 'S 4290420 \u2018Abpis4 \u2018soujOxZ3 Junowysam dy] 61 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, October 5, 1962 20 Until November 15th Only! A CREDIT OF Now is the time to convert to natural gas central heating! If you are not presently heating with natural gas and if you install a conversion gas burner between now and November 15th, a credit of $50 will be allowed on your present heating equipment, regardiess of its condition or the type of fuel it burns.This $50 reduction automatically means that your new burner can cost you less than $100 \u2014 an opportunity you can't afford to miss! FREE INSTALLATION! In addition to the $50 credit you obtain, your new burner will be installed free of charge.This winter start saving with natural gas.If you are already using gas for water heating or cooking, the savings on your total fuel bills will soon pay for your new burner.If you prefer, you can rent a gas burner at a low monthly rate.QUEBEC NATURAL GAS CORPORATION For more information, call your authorized dealer or Paul Roy Riverside 8-6211 "]