The Westmount examiner, 1 février 1963, vendredi 1 février 1963

[" RN Vo VOL.XXXIV, No.5 SANDSTONE SCULPTUK.: village in Northern Labrador, they are much MONTREAL, FRI, FES.1, 1963 These Eskimo carvings must have felt right at home in freezing Montreal this week.Made in a small rized by collectors for their simplicity and semi-abstract quality.They appear in the window of the Chartered Trust Company on Greene avenue.Fishing, hunting ouf \u2014 Eskimos favor sculpturing Examples of Eskimo sculpture called °\u2018the most sought atter art in Canada.\u201d appeared this week on Greene avenue in the windows of the Chartered Trust Company, 1312 Greene avenue, These soapstone carvings were brought down last summer from the village of Povungni- tuk.located near Hudson's Bay in northern Labrador, by two well-travelled Montreal art dealers, Richard Terrieut.and Laurent Simard.The two had travelled extensively in the North, in search of bone carvings and drawings.but this was their first visit to Labrador where some of the best examples of sandstone sculpture are found.With the assistance of the Canadian Government.Eskimos have established many co-operatives in the region INDEX Churches .6 Classified .10 Editorial .4 Women .8,9 principally to market furs and skins as well as fish.Good fishing waters are not available near Povungnituk and there has never been an abundance of game in the region.This gives the people more and more time for stone carving.The traditional craft has gradually become their chief source of income.In 1952 Charlie Sheeguatik.a village leader set up the first independent co-operative for Eskimo art.Its founder, he is the only Eskimo member of the Canadian Sculpture Association.Out of a total population of about 500.at least 150 men and women of the village produce these carvings, Mr.Ter- rieut said.All are sold and while a few inferior pieces are turned out, the overall quality is high.The Eskimos use the money they receive to buy prefabricated houses from the government.These cost $1500 of which the government pays one third.Povungnituk is well above the tree line in Labrador so, all building materials must be, flown in.There is only one stone building in the town.| Stone is of course.available, in the area.but buildings of this material are difficult to | construct and require expensive tools, Mr.Terrieut said.The only implements required for carving the soapstone are knives, made locally from scrap metal, and a file.The sculptures are finished with stone dust and sand and often soaked in oil to give them a lustre.\u201cMost of the pieces symbolize something in the peoples (Continued on page 2) Road blocks set up Westmount Police revealed Wednesday that a road block was set up Friday night at the corner of Lexington and Sunnyside avenues.\u2018\u2019to check cars moving in and out of the area.\u2019 Three policemen stopped all cars entering and leaving the street.Asked the reason for this move, Police Chief Harper said that it was good police practice to establish road blocks.of 20 m.p.h.Yeu ~My Storm costs \"=\", [| city $40, 000 ; Last week's he City vf heavy storm cost Westmount over \u201c40.000.N.T.Dawe, City Mun.ager reported yesterday.The storm, which began Sunday.dropped close to seven inches of snow in the Montreal area.Winds slowed traffie and caused high drifts to form.Speaking of the high overtime wages paid to employees on Sundays, Mr.Dawe said that it was a pity that Council could not pass a bylaw forbidding storms on weekends, He remarked that several people had called City Hall to compliment those responsible for the job of snow clearing, \u201cThis to my knowledge is unusual.\u201d Mr.Dawe said.\u201cWestmount is like that.\u201d \u201cIn most cities, if you du à poor job in cleaning the streets, you get complaints and plenty ol them.When vou do well.you \u201chear nothing.\u201d He said that the most important factor in snow removal was starting on time.and not allowing Che storm to get ahead ol vou.During the winter, the Roads Department cheeks every hour with forecasters at Montreal Airport.Wheu à storm is predicted drivers and helpers in plows, salt spreaders, blowers are alerted, ready (lo start work at ans moment.The first vehicles to move out are usually the salt spreaders.When in the estimation of Police patrol cars the snow has accumu lated to a sufficient depth to warrant it.the plows and grad- crs begin work.Mr.Dawe noted that it was the policy of the Westmount oads Department to cast snow onto lawns when cleaning.\u2018That we were able to do this on Sunday greatly improv lPThe speed and efficiency of operations,\u201d he said.Police reported no significant increase in accidents as a result of the storm wires blamed in fire Overheated electric wires believed to have been the of last weeks $140 tin Greene avenue.police vesterday The tire whieh Wednesday night through the walls of ing at 1378 Greene in (wo places ou the first and second tloors.The building while extensively damaged is repairable, police said.Property at 1374 Greene suffered slight smoke and water damage.ave vause fire on reported broke out lust foreed ils way the build- Learns lesson .o in fire This week was a quiet one for the fire department.One vounu Westmounter may have learned a valuable lesson Tuesday alter noon.Growing tired of pluvine with a candle an eight.-vear old boy set it down in his cupboard, and walked away.His mother.hearing a crackling noise ran and discovered the closet on five, The boy was an interested spectator as firemen soon extinguished the blaze.Later he.dia-.covered that the damage he had caused was to his own toys, Old Boy's sponsor \u2018Career Night\u2019 The Westmount High School Old Boys Association is planning a career night\u201d for students in the 10th and 1th years, together with their parents on Monday.February 4.at 8:00 p.m.The purpose of this night is to provide students with an opportunity to find out what the various walks of life have to offer high school graduates and what the requirements are.Among the speakers and subjects to be presented are: LAW: Mr.Richard Holden, \u2018Partner of MacKay and Holden.MEDICINE: Dr, Copping, Montreal General Hospital, SECRETARIAL: Mr.Page, Grahams Business College.TEACHING: Mr.Jim Patrick, \"Assistant Principal West Hill High School.LIBRARY SCIENCE: | | Rei BIE.A Nora Bryant, Chief labrärian, Westmount Public Library AIRLINE CAREERS.Trans Canada Air-lines.ADVERTISING: Mr.lan Roberts, Cockfield Brown Lid.ARMED FORCES: Captain R.H.Phillips, Resident Staët Otficer McGill University COTE.ARCHITECTURE: Mr.Bourke, Dobush Stewart Bourke.ACCOUNTING: Mr.Jones, MacDonald Currie FLECTRONICS: Mr, tony, Aviation Electric Limited.ENGINEERING : Professor Philip J.Harris, McGill University.RADIO AND T.V.: Mr.Lyman Polts, Radio Station CJAD.SOCIAL SERVICE: Mr David and Hugh Co, Paul Gos- Ver.Mrs.non F.MeAdam, Weredale House.\"RUN RL ES) vise Ce wy \u2018Next weeks weather By ERIC i February Commencing clear and quite we could have an ice storm (his NEAL I to 9 cold with light powder snow, week with snow in the south.blizzard conditions in the north and east with 4 to 6\u201d of snow and strong winds.Bright and cold into mid-week then warming for up to 3° of snow and risk of freezing rain in the south, and heavy snows (4°) in the north, mostly powder.Clearing and quite cold to end the week with blowing w.At this time we will have had half the snow to be expected wigter.FATES ia wig - \u2014\u2014\u2014r ™N Thieves disturb Loyola debate breadboard On Friday, February 1, at 11 of Mrs.P.S.C.Powles, 4129 national Affairs Society will Western avenue.Friday night, present an informal debate.furcing open à kitchen window] The topic of this debate will with a crowbar.Mrs.Powles be \u201cHas Confederation been a was not at home.failure for the French-Cuna- a ; dians\u201d The only articles taken were : ; + « llansisMor radio and a slide Representing the French-Ca- projector valued together at nadian viewpoint will be Gilles $125.Nothing else was disturb- Gregoire.MP from Lapointe ed except a wooden breadboard and national vice-chairman of whieh the thieves for some un- Mt Can Clit Parts: he known reason, had taken ji 1g1INh-L ana viewpoint wi cason, a Ken Into be represented by Robert Prit- Place cure- tie.New Democratic Party MP from HBurnaby-Richmond, B.C.the bedroom and fully on à bed.Sal a aa a a A a a a ee EE A EE I dE dd A de dit A The Westmount Examiner, Friday, February 1, 1963 Gir | BN ® Bonded Roofing © Sheet Metal ® Asbestos & Metal Siding for Commercial \u2014 Industrial Residential : Maintenance ond Repairs on All Types of Buildings Pate ; Leo Falardeau PLUMBING © HEATING «© ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK © GAS HEATERS ¢ 3955 St.James Street West : Inspection & Estimates on Request : L WE.5-2595 .WE 3.2432 APL a oa ol uf al al ld al a alu ul of ; FIRE PLACE WOOD \u2014 Vermin Treated \u2014 Mixed wood 5 BOXES 40 TO 50 POUNDS $375 DELIVERED ((ANADIAN Gran rer Service LUTE HU.9 - 6811 77 Montreal - Toronto Blvd.Lachine, P.Q.Flowery aan, in the Drummond Science - Thieves broke into the home Auditorium of Loyola, the Inter-.8 BL OSES] \" H.G.(SI) YOUNG: VE 2 CP.Westmount resident Harold G.Sit Young.10 Willow avenue.Westmount, vice-president of The Bell Telephone Company of Canada and chairman of the \u2018Trans-Canada System.retired this week after nearly 44 vears' service in the \u201ctelephone industry.A \u201cham\u201d radio enthusiast since his youth, Mr.Young guided the first trial steps in Canada's radio relay.and in 1958 upon completion of the Trans-\u2019 i 1 | \u2018Canada Telephone Ssystem's | microwave network from Sydney.N.S.to Victoria, B.C.be- loame whuiingin of the system's management committee.Born in Toronto.Mr.Young received his early education in Markham.Ont.including in- \"struction in the Morse code ob- ; tained from 1he local railway | station agent on his way lo , Markham High School.In the spring of 1917 he interrupted his university career lo join the Royal Canadian Na- | val Volunteer Reserve.One of \u201cthe first (No.381 to obtain a ship radio operator's license from the Department of Naval Service in 1914, he was posted as wireless operator on HMCS Cartier.an auxiliary cruiser engaged on submarine patrol work.until 1918.Immediately after his graduation in applied science from the University of Toronto.Mr.Young joined the American Telephone & \u2018Telegraph Company in New York.Two years later he joined the Belle Telephone Company of Canada.becoming a general manager in 1939 and a vice president in 1956.Since 1946.when he moved to a house suitable for the erec- tiun of an antenna.Mr.Young has again had his own amateur radio station \u2014 at first VE3 BL in Toronto, and since 1952 VE 2 CP in Westmount.; As à member of the American Radio Relay League he communicates regularly with hams \u201call over the world, but says that the big thrill comes frem put- i ' COMPLETE Chairman of the Canada Mr.Young retired Thursday.He is shown here operating his own amateur radio station in Westmount \u2014 Trans- Telephone system ting together a lot of bits and | pieces of used equipment.In his retirement, he expects to pursue his hobby as enthusiastically as in his boyhood Telephone days.e Fishing, hunting .; (Continued from page 1) mythology.The God of Hunting is the most popular subject: he is the central figure in their religion.They do have Gods for almost everything in nature so there is a wide range of subject matter.\u201d No one in the village could hope to support himself with his earnings from the sale of the sculptures.\u2018The Eskimas still spend at least three days.each week hunting and fishing to provide clothing and meat for themselves.\u201d \u201cWhile prices as high as $1.000 have been paid for sculptures of exceptional quality mos! pieces sell for forty to seventy dollars in the south\u201d Mr.Terrieut said.\u2018The artists receive a fair share of this.\u201d \"Exhibition at Atwater Library \u2018Cities in the 60's.\u201d an exhibition of photographs provided by the Central Housing and Mortgage Corporation, may currently be seen in the Alwater Library.1200 Atwater avenue.Photographs s h o w the latest ; innovations in shopping centres, \u2018public gardens.halls.housing developments, and office buildings.I The exhibition will until February 15.continue TITLE DROPPED Emperor of India was dropped from the title of British monarchs in 1947, after India had been partitioned into the dominions of India and Pakistan.libraries, city: QE.Hotel addition discussed (might turn up unexpectedly said Mr.Reg Groume.Manager of the Queen Elizabeth Hotel in an l address to the Westmount Rotary Club.Wednesday.\u201cAll rooms \"must be sold if the hotel is to gain any revenue from them al that time.\u201d he said.More reservations than rooms |\" He explained that hotels always accept more reservations than they have rooms.\u2018It is a normal and sensible practice.\u201d he explained.Twenty-five per cent of those who reserve rooms never show up and certainly never cancel.\u2019 We are taking a caleu- \u2018 lated risk.\u201d Occasionally.he said, aro oun Id 10 \"a sudden storm will cause cancel- J lation of many plane Rights and fi e guests will stay on for an extra day or two.He urged incoming guests with reservations not to be too angry \u201cil you find yourself sleeping in the ballroom.\u201d Mr.Groome stated that the Queen Elizabeth would definitely build an addition of about 300 rooms.No decision has been made as to the starting date tor construction.but we would like to have it completed by 1967 as we are -already heavily booked for the World's Fair period.\u201d At the head table for this meeting of the Rotary were Cyril Dendy.Len Earle, Jim Glen, and Stan Cayford.Whitey's HIDEAWAY FULLY LICENSED Cosy Friendly Caribbean Atmosphere \u2014 Southern Cuisine Caribbean Dishes a Specialty | PRIVATE DINING ROOMS FOR i PARTIES FROM 16 TO 160 Finest facilities for Banquets.Birthdays.Club Meet- - ings, Office Parties.BOOK NOW F NEW VEAR PARTIES For Reservations: Phone 933-4321 8 AQUEDUCT STREET (One Block West of Mountain below St.Antoine St.1 J.ROMISH Ladies\u2019 & Men's CUSTOM TAILOR Specializing in clothes made fo measure from best materials.Also all kinds of tailoring including remodelling of Suits, Coats, Furs and Dresses.1239 Greene Avenue Phone: 932-0696 Real Estate \u2014 Renting Residential EGIL TRA | 3 | oa RADIO NEWS 60.COVER FACTUAL AGE A DIVISION OF CANADIAN MARÇON COMPANY R es, RC ed ) a 4 a.ron COTM otis es mene +n Fer All Your ® PHOTOGRAPHY 2 Stores to Serve You ® PHOTO SUPPLIES ® PICTURE FRAMING ® Regular and Custom Photofinishing ® ACME PHOTO Reg\u2018d.4123 St.Catherine W.WE.2-5709 4866 Sherbrooke St.W.HU.1-1989 VOL.XXXIV, No.5 IN THE SUN: ; San = | Cats EN = a sd.A When the 5.5.Homeric docks in Martinique, native talent comes aboard to tell the history of the Island in dance and song.French is the native-tongue in Martinique and West Enders who speak French are right at home.attract more West Enders \u201cgrade eleven students to brush More West Enders than ever who are planning winter vacations are turning to a Caribbean cruise tor a few weeks away from the snow and cold.One of the queens now on the sun lanes between New By LOU MILLER cruises on its schedule this Winter.touching nearly all of the Caribbean Islands and parts 1 .of South America.York and the beautiful Carib-\u2019 bean islands is a ship well- known to Montrealers.the S.S.Homeric, When not acting as a floating luxury hotel for sun-sceking vacations.the Homeric plies the North Atlantic from Montreal ; the Cruise travel for the uninitiated is somewhat bewildering.In a very short time one gets into the swing of things and ship becomes a floating luxury hotel.with every con- «ceivable type of entertainment available and sumptuous food to please every palate, to European ports.Often when in Montreal Harvor the Homeric is the scene of gala balls and dinners.Queen of the Home Lines fleet, the Homeric has seven MORTIMER ROSS CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Office 933-1468 653-2907 VICTORIA STAMP & COIN SHOP R.A.EAKIN Albums & Accessories Stamps & Coins ® Bought ® Sold ® Appraised Open daily 9.30 to 6, Saturdays till 1 P.M.346 VICTORIA AVE.Something final There's something final about the moment when the vic's last lines are dropped ashore and she takes off on the high seas.The ship and those in her become an isolated community with radio the only communiçation between and shore.However.the isolation is less than complete be-' cause there's so much going on and to do aboard ship.Every day.in addition to that day's program.the Homeric staff prints its own newspaper keeping everyone in touch with the major events going on in the world.New York stock exchange quotations are also listed daily.But the bulk of the travel- :lers seem to want to get away from it all and the paper and distant shore become something strange \u2014 a port to return to after days of holidaying in every sense.Eating seems to be the most 3 : fi TE HARVEY'S TRAVEL [LITT és TET 861.8523-26 \"10 Dereherter Bd, W Home- ship important hobby aboard ship and the first order of business is dining room seating, Ounce this is accomplished entertainment begins and doesn\u2019t slack off until the ship returns to New York.i In addition to being a hotel, the Homeric is also a vehicle, A | vehicle which takes its customers the enchanting Caribbean Islands with their traditions, customs, beautiful beaches and above all duty-free ports abounding with bargains to delight everyone's taste, For those who always want to be doing something.the Homeric cruise staff offers a diversitied list, which includes trapshooting.shuffleboard.ping pong.horse racing, bingo.dancing to four Porchestras in four separate lounges.first - run movies.(wo musical revues, card lessons.Italian lessons.gala parties and the constant custom of watching and making friends with one's neighbors, The food is bewitching.For ex\u2019 ample an average day's menu is as follows: breakfast, with as\u2019 much 13 variecites of juice and | fruit available.At 11 a.m.bouillon and soda biscuits are served.At 12 noon, lunch offers a choice ; » of four juices, 11 hors d'neuvres, | ; four soups.three egg dishes, two \"fish dishes, six entrées.including a chef's special, 10 cold dishes.{five salads.many cheeses and.dessert creations, magnificent to behold and taste.At 4 p.m.tea, sandwiches and French pastry are served, At 7 p.m.it's dinner time and once again the menu is magnificent, often topped with a wine or champagne from the Homerice's wine \u201ccellar.\u201d At miduight a tantalizing cold buffet is offeted.featuring the chef's specialties Cin meats and pastries.And of course.should vou so desire the room steward is only too happy } (Continued on page 5) ; = LAURE PAIE A C1 CAGE ANTENNES Ph mC ren ESTABLISHED WE.3-4046 1899 WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmakers HMANS JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.PAGE THREE Westmount High Pyjama foothall scheduled by JUDI ROTHMAN and After the success of last year's Winter Carnival, we have decided to plan another one for the weekend of February 8.From Monday to Thursday of that week the houses will compete in an ice-seulpturing contest.On Friday at noon we shall have again what promises to become a new tradition of Westmount High \u2014 the Douglas Lawlus Testimonial Perpetual Memorial Football Trophy *battled in the snow with the Tilly-Billies against the \u2018Fittle- Mecces.Members of the football teams must play the game in pyjamas, From 3.00 to 530.Friday afternoon there will be skiing and skating for all those inter ested.followed by a dinner in the gym.From 7.00 to 8.15 a variety show will be put on in the auditorium.A dance will tend the day's activities.Those Caribbean winter vacations who still have some energy left may take the ski-trip at Orford on Saturday, * * * Extra classes are oftered to up on some subjects for the ma- triculations.Mr.Bernard has organized.a morning English lesson for top students.which includes a detailed review of the literature course.and an essay every week, Miss King has also planned classes to ve- view grade ten biology.* * ¥ The Current Events Club have had two highly successful meetings in the last two weeks.ELIZABETH CAMPBELL Phil 1ssenman, guest al the second one.lectured on his tap behind the ron Curtinn and showed slides pertinent to has talk * * * Some students from West- mount High went to Mount Royal last Thursday, Friday, and Saturday to participate in the Music Festival They displayed Westmounts high stund- ing in such positions as first viola, second flute: second cello, and {first double bass.The Festival is good experience musically and.for some socially, OPERETTA MASQUE every day, Practices tor the of AESOP are held Bill Hart, Mars Copland, Tova Weisenthal, Corine Bronfman, John lEdgell, Lavid Smith, Bill Jones, Frazer Adams, and Janice Alton have lead roles, Teachers in charge of production ave Miss King, Miss Beynon, Miss Jamieson, and Me.Barv.For the first time, there will be student directors to assist the teachers, Bill Hart, Tova Weisenthal, Robert Bourne, and Janice Allon have been chosen.Robert Mavero- vitch will he playing the piano, ¥ * ¥ The Stall of The Purple \u2018n° White announces that a new addition of the paper will be out shortly, The statf wishes to thank the grade seven classes for their contributions and their Marve Luster was he special support.Meanwhile, the Vox guest at the first one: while (Continued on page 3) u 4 VETERAN TAXI ASS'N.WE.7-9483 Call MERCHANTS For FUEL OIL And BURNER SERVICE MERCHANTS COAL COMPANY 4 HILLSIDE AVENUE © Limited ® WESTMOUNT The Westmount Examiner, Friday, February 1, 1963 4 THE Examiner Serving the City of Westmount sinee 1935 WESTMOUNT Head Office: 7005 Kildore Rood, Montreal 29 Classified Advertising (To 8:30 p.m.Mon, Tues.& Wed.Only) HU.1-0451 Editorial Deportment \u2014 Accounting Department Circulation Dept.\u2014 Display Advertising HU.1-2771 John W.Sancton, President and Publisher Hugh E.McCormick, Chairmon Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager The Examiner auns to be an independent, clean newspaper for the hume, devoted to public service, Mall subscriptions: $2.60 per years $1.20 half year Five cents a copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Neuwspupers Association, Queber Newspapers Association, Authorized an Second Class Mat] by the Post Office Department.Ottawa.and for payment of pustage in cash WE SAY Stop immortalizing ugliness NO city, no area in this country is completely safe today from the bull dozer.the land speculator, the road builder, and the engineer.Everywhere cities are expanding, traditional buildings are demolished, leaving in the wake of the bulldozer a symmetrical pile of cardboard doll houses or neat unimaginative apartment buildings.Crossroad towns, once neat and well-defined become a hodgepodge of gas stations, billboards.and hot dog stands as industries move in.The tvranny of the gas motor has precipitated a revolution in road building gigantic sacrifice sale.Make way for the automobile \u2014 everything must go.Lost in the crowd are rather important crea- tres human beings.The tragedy is not that new new buildings houses must be Who will decry progress?It lies in our attitude towards new projects.When beginning any construction work we mere- lv consider how it will increase our material power, seldom caring about creating something of beauty, or something that may really be enjoved for generations.With population growth and mercased material wealth the trend towards immiortalizing uglvness will continue at an increasing rate unless something is done.It can even happen in Westmount.- à ronds, and constructed.YOU SAY Keep off my driveway Sir: As Oo Westmount citizen 1 fully appreciate the generally excellent job that city snow removal crews do to keep the streets ploughed and passable.I believe our streets are better kept than any other municipality on the island.Glancing out bv window last Sunday ! noticed a snow-blow- er coming down the blowing snow onto the lawns.As it passed my house it sent a shower of snow onto my driveway and front walk, blocking both.In addition.it removed only hall of the bank al the edge of the sidewalk.i I realize that these crews,\u2019 during and afler a major storm have a large and diffi-' cult job to perform, Perhaps the streets come first.but that is no excuse for blowing snow where it obstructs one\u2019s movement to and (rom bis property.| have seen the blowers shoot the snow in them until they are pick it up and blow it on the lawns, In any event.there should always be a man behind the blowers to correct any dam- ave, I have spoken to the Roads Department people at city hall but still this happens each winter during almost every snowfall.Please gentlemen, correet this before my back vives out, Weary Shoveler By the way Bottle of youth R KADINS of a lady who \u201cis Vin her forties, and looks half her age 1 recalled a story told of the wizard Cagliostro, He promised a lady of Strasbourg, where he was bamboozling Cardinal de Rohan, a potion which would immediately restore her youth, Her 18- year-old maid got hold of it, and when the lady came home from a visit the maid was stumbling about in an enorm- ; ous dress 30 sizes too big for her, She had drunk the potion and become a child of five.| SAY! A friend was commenting on a report that lightning stuck a Texan while he wos swearing.He thought it was remarkable.Roger Pickeldorf, who had overheard, soid it would be even more remark- -able if lightning struck a Texon while he wasn't swearing.\u2014 Frank Mack nb tp This Week in Westmount AN rubber hose lying on the The regular window display was transformed to show a drap- Iplicd by the film i Streamlined late model cars, well | dressed visitors, street front of.able to\u2019 cd background with jars labelled \u201cLeeches™ and other props sup- company.heavily made Lup characters, busy camera men \u2018 ordered about by the producer, and crowds of curious watchers, gave local Westmouniers a taste jor the excitement of making a film sequence.Canadians are aware that this 26 Years ago |in the Examiner February 5, 1937 Protest new bus route iA delegation of residents.from upper Westmount this.week protested the projected establishment of a tramways \u201cbus line in their neighborhood.The buses are to travel along the Boulevard to Renfrew avenue, twning on Renfrew, Dou- transported from the heart of Montreal to northern N.D.G.by transversing from the tram line on the Boulevard to the proposed bus route.A committee.headed by J.Panet Raymond.and including - City Manager P.E.Jarmen and \u2018 City Solicitor J.W.Weldon is to lay Westmount's case before the Motnreal Tramways Commission at its next meeting, \u201cThat the residents of N.D.G.desire a more adequate transportation service is no reason, for planning to run buses through a quiet residential dis- triet fully three quarters of a\u2019 mile awav.To operate (his service would of necessitv bring a larger flow of passenger traf- \u2018fie over existing street car routes: this in turn would mean more cars atl certain times of the day.and it is felt that the Boulevard, running as it does through a purely residential district, made into any more of a.through highway to the West End than it is, regretfully at; present.\u201d Field Club Manager George Rutter of | the newly organized Westmount Track and Field Club an-' nounced this week the start of | activities for the 1937 season.| Track and | | \u201cTraining, in the form of gen-.\"eral exercises, will be under ; i the direction of Coach Lud | \"orn.] | Shopping in Westmount | Eight tube console radios were on sale for $99.98 this weck in Westmount.Hand-made men\u2019s suits sold for $12.00, a pint of ice-cream for 19e.a 38 piece dinner set for $5.49, and lawn mowers for $6.93.a federal election.should not be.by VALENTINA RAHR floor.week is a critical one for our government, and that any of a number of reasons may precipitate another federal election.According to MRS.R.W.CHORIS- TINE, president Liberal Women's Association of Westmount, preparations for a federal election are the same every time.\u2018\u2018Enumerating begins on the 47th to 45th day before an election: on the 42nd \u2018day lists are posted.There are only three days for revision in If a resident does not contact his revision office during those days, then the right to vote is lost.and nothing on carth can get it back.Revision takes place on the 18th.17th, and 16th days prior to election.Location of polls is announced on the 26th day before election.An advance poll accepts people who cannot vote on election day.such as travelling salesmen.people \u201cwho plan to be away on vacation.Now.anyone can vote in advance poll if he knows that he will be away on eleetion day.\u201d MISS ANNE LEDUC.Chequers Apartments, look a party of ACROSS 43.Cavalry 1.Walking sword stick 44, Near: poet, 6.Raw 45.Leg joints materias 46.Passageway 11, Forbidden DOWN by 1.To block tradition 2.River in 12.Oral Kenya declara- 3.Incites tion: 4.To alert to law 5.Buddha 13, Unique 6.Pluck person: sl.7.Converts 14.Famished into 15.de leather foie gras 8.Pléad witn 16.insert 9.Wealth of 17.Stylish lumber 19.Overhead kings 21.Like 10.Fisher- 23.TV'S \u2014\u2014= man\u2019s bait Linkletter 14.Clue 24.Ore deposit 286.Peculiar mannerism 28.Sweet fruits from the Sahara 20.Once \u2014- a time 80.Man's nickname 81.Hence 82.George William Russell's pseudonym 88.Twofold 85.Spreads unchecked, as smallpox 88.Betsy \u2014, flag-maker 41.Walls slowly 42, S-shaped molding Westmount goes Hollywood Appearing this week on a local TV station is a commercial filmed last summer at the corner of St.Catherine and Lewis.Besieged for hours, Sam Carol's restaurant was taken over by a camera crew, actors, and a director complete with beard, seersuck er jacket, gummed soled shoes, in the approved Hollywood tradition.Crowds of onlookers got underfoot as an organ grinder and a live monkey went through an act; an attractive blond leading lady and her handsome parner came in on cue; and customers buying milk and sandwiches climbed over yards of camera and lighting cord enclosed in heavy protective friends to the CBC Music Festi- | val.which featured this season's final competition, conducted by | sir Ernest MacMillan.Finalists iwere awarded the following prizes: $1,000 to Miss Joan Pate- ;naude, soprano: $250 to Miss Louise Lebrun, coloratura sopra- | ho: $1.000 to sixteen year old, I pianist Miss Weiss: $250 to violi- I'nist Albert Cooke of Alberta.Miss \u2018Leduc brought the guests to her i home alter the programme for refreshments.\" MISS DAVIS, St.Catherine \"west.home again after ten days in Montreal General Hospital .; Westmount High \u2018\u201cmeet the teach- \u2018ers\u2019 afternoon very successfully carried off with no long queues of parents waiting for an interview, as generally happened in the old Westmount High King's School heating system broke down this week muffled pupils and teachers completed assignments on schedule .Ski enthusiasts braving stormy, weather on King George \u2018Murray Park) slopes to keep up with the yearly programme .glas and Murray Hill, and back | along the Boulevard to Cote St.\u2014 or U / 7 e Luc road.Passengers will be REDON PEENE 18.Noah's SITS SIEVE tem- EEE PEREIC porary MER home FE ENE BEER 20.Mexican [g[a[L[v[O >TO] dollar ENS NU Bo 21.Water RAR A RS 22.Cartoon SRI SEN char.Sosa oofs|v]1 acter BERNER EENE 24.Caroline's pony 25.Neuter 34.Theater pronoun seats 27.American 36.Priest: Fr.moth 37.Merriment 28.Jacob's 39.Ornamental fifth son paper 30.Little \u2014\u2014 stamp Muffet 40.Withered 33.Alcoholic 41, Inquire drinks 44.Rough lava 8 |92 Jo THEY SAY The company of just and righteous men is better than wealth and ao rich estate, \u2014 Euripides pra ror - AREY NS\u201d APPA: e Pyjama .(Continued from page 3) Ducuen staff has been very busy planning the annual.SAFE DRIVING The Westmount Rotary Club has scheduled a Safe Driving course for grade eleven students, Students and parents interested were invited to the school last Tuesday evening to discuss the matter or to ask questions.On Wednesday afternoon.the parents were invited to the school to have an interview with the teachers if there was any problem with their .children.SPORTS The girls senior and intermediate basketball teams have played three games thus far against Verdun, Monkland\u2019s and Northmount.The Senior team won all three games and the Intermediate won two.TAI ALE S 3 x N Worth asnap Unless you can Turn on the tap.JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 SUN LIFE APPOINTMENT Geoffrey W.F.Turpin FF.STEWART MOUNT, Manager of the Westmount Branch of The Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada announces the appointment of Geoffrey W.F.Turpin as Unit Supervisor of the Westmount Branch.In addition to his new responsibilities.Mr.Turpin will continue to solicit new business and service the accounts of his present clients.' dered Drury supports A-Arms \u201cBud\u201d Drury, Member ef Parliament for St.Antoine-West- mount said Tuesday that nuclear weapons were essential for Canada to discourage any potential aggressor and to fullfill her commitments to NATO and the North American Defence Command.Speaking at a press conference in Calgary and a Liberal Party nominating convention, Mr.Dru- ry.while unwilling to condone stockpiling of nuclear arms in Canada for the defence of North America, said that Canada must keep her promises to other countries, \u201cWe must be in the position of making sure other people feel that they have confidence in us We must mean what we say and de what we mean.\u201d Mr.Drury was Deputy Minister of Defence under the Liberal governments between 1948 and 1955.A US.passport can be ren- invalid by the simple changing or altempted altering | Of any of its official text Stamp Club celebrates milestone The Westmount Stamp Club | celebrates Thursday a milestone , in its history \u2014 its 1000th meeting.Started in 1933 with seven Weredale meeting scheduled The annual meeting of Were- dale House.Boy's Home of dale House, Boy's Home of Montreal, will be held at 8 p.m.Tuesday.February 12 at the home, 6 Weredale Park.West- mount, On the agenda is a tour of the building and a stage show presented by the boys.The meeting is open to the public.4 WITH DEPENDABLE \\_ 5250 WESTERN AVE.WESTMOUNT'S FINEST HEATING SERVICE storflome HEATING OIL FARQUHAR ROBERTSON LIMITED N FILL-O-MATIC DELIVERY PHONE: 481-0371 J A lovely, perty.needed.Mrs.D.H.Lewis.HOME FOR SALE IN ROSLYN SCHOOL AREA modernized, 4-bedroom home near Murray Park is waiting for its new owner.Center hall plan, 32 bathrooms, playroom, ultra modern kitchen, garage and garden make this a truly attractive pro- Present owner is moving in February and has reduced the price into the fifties and offers comfortable financing \u2014 $10,000 to $15,000 cash is all that is For further information on this M.L.S.listing, call FRANK A.NORMAN & CO.LTD.RE.1-6817 or RE.8-4966 members the Club serving philatelists from Montreal and its suburbs as well as Westmount, has a current membership of 300.The meeting is open to interested philatelists.A \u2018Court of Honour\u201d exhibit will be displayed \u201cwith stamps taken from previous exhibitions.An auction of 10 to 15 lots.will also be presented.The meeting is scheduled for February 7.7.00 p.m.at Victoria Hall.Caribbean winter .(Continued from page 3) to supply further sandwiches and coffec.Being an Italian ship, the Italian influence is very notice able in the preparation of food, With lunch and dinner a pasta course is inevitable and for the | stay-up laters one of the lounges offers pizza pie at 2 a.m.For the first day out of New York and the last dav before re- \u2018urning.sweaters and jackets are necessary on deck.But the remarkable incidence of sunshine drinés oul SWim suits.shorts and light cruise wear for the remainder of the journey.Among the new books received this week by the Westmount Public Library are: Facing the Dictators by Sir\u2019 Anthony Eden.This volume is the continuation of the Earl of \u201cAvon's biography and cover the 1930's.Volume one is entilted Full Circle.Phoneix at Coventry by Sir Basil Spence.The architeet of Coventry Cathedral gives his | personal account of the building.Renoir, my Father by Jean Renoir.À comprehensive biography \u201cof Renoir.the man, by his son.In Search of Greatness by You- sul Karsh, The author recalls meetings with famous people whom he met while perusing his profession of photographer, Montreal Yesterdays by Edgar Anthony Collard.Interesting viu- \u201cnettes of happenings in Montreal in the nineteenth century.Mr.Wilson's War by John Dos Passos.An informal account of | the people who made American jaud world history from 1901 to, 1924, x, è ve DINNER RING: A busy office, a busy home\u2014but now, an evening together.He phoned: \u201c\u2018Let\u2019s dine out tonight!\u201d She called the sitter, he booked the table, called a cab.How did people ever get together\u2014 without the phone?BELL Built, managed and owned by Canadians A COMPLETE SELECTION OF HI-FI one STEREO EQUIPMENT and ACCESSORIES 961 \u20181 Asmniqey \u2018Aopisy \u2018saujuexy juneulsem 04) G fhe Westmount Examiner, Friday, Fabruary 1, 1963 6 ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexonder Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistont Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay Sunday, February 3rd EPIPHANY IV Holy Euehssist Holy Eucharist Muttins (sad) Sunday School 8.00 à mn, $30 non.16 15 non.31:00 ar 1100 àm.SOLEMN FUCHARIST 700 pan Evensong WEFKRDAYS: HOLY EUCHANIST 700 5m.Tuesday; Thursday #00 an.Friday $30 nan Wednesday Si.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.J.N.Doidge, B.A, L.Th, Rev.Reginald Hellis, M.A., B.D., Sunday, February 3rd EPIPHANY IV Holy Conunumon Mathins with Sermon Fic-& Post Confirmation Classes #00 à en #40 um 10:90 i om.3100 im.Holy Conununion snd Sermon 1 60 wn.Nursery, Kindergarten & Sunday School 7090 vu Evensong with an THustrated Address on the Dioceses of the Arctie Freucher For The Day: The Revd DB.Marsh.DD Bishop of The Arctic WEDNESDAY 100065.Holy Convnunion Organist & Choirmaster \u2014 Norman W.Hurrle, ARCO, ARCM., FTC), TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerable RB.Kenneth Naylor, D.Rector Rev, Canon FL.Whitley, M.A, Non, Assistant Rev.Peter W.A.Davison, M.A, Assistant , Mr.George E.Chubb, j FR CO, F.AG.O, Organist and Choirmaster Sunday, Februory 3rd EPIPHANY IV 800 4m.Holy Communion 16:15 am.Sentor Department 31:00 am, Choral Communion Preacher: Rev.Peter W.A.Davison Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary and Junior Departments.7:30 pm.Fvensong.Preacher: E30 pm DP TUESDA \u20ac 00 pm.Holy \" WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY oth 7660 am.Holy Communion THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3th 30 00 sm.Holy Communion _CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH.TRE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST.IN BOSTON, MASS, .FE Sunday, Februory 3rd 100 a.m, 31:00 an.Sunday Schoot Church Service Lesson - Sermon Subject: \u201cLOVE\u201d Golden Text: 1 John 4:12.If we love ene another, God dwelleth an vs, and tus love as perfected in us, EVERY WEDNESDAY 9:18 vin.Testimony Meeting Religious radio broadcast \u2018\u201cSalvation\u2019* is a familiar word, | bui whether it has any rebl | meaning in today\u2019s fast-moving | world will be discussed \u201cThe Bible Speaks to You over CJAD, Montreal (dial 800), at | 9:45 next Sunday morning, February 3.SABBATH SERVICES: Friday evening, February 1 at 8:15 p.m.Honorable Lily Montagu \u2014 In Me- moriam.\u201d\u2019 Saturday morning, February 2 at 11:30 a.m.sermonetle: | \u201cHardening Of The Heart\u201d based on Torah portion, : SCHEDULE OF LECTURES: ; Morning session \u2014 10:30, 12:15; UNITED 6 Andrew's WESTMOUNT (101 Cote St.Antoine Rd., near Argyle Ave.) chairman \u2014 The Ven.Archdea- cor Argyle : | con R.Kenneth Naylor: Dr.Mar- MINISTERS \u2018tin A.Cohen, Professor of Bible Rev.Daniel M.Grant, B.A., D.D.and History at the Hebrew Union \u2018Stern.Address by The Rev.Geor- 11.00 om.Dr.Grunt | 5 ; \u201cWitnessing To Grent \u2018ge Johnston, Principal, United Fe Fact of God { Theological College, 7.0 pm.Mr.Moulind | Afternoon session 1:45 - 3:30, \u201cTaking Jesus In Earnest\u201d chairman, Rev.Father lrenee 10:00 an.Senior Bible Class , Beaubien.SJ.Chairman Diocea- 11:00 an Chureh School co .ics Fag 6:30 pan.Youth Fellowship san Ecumenical Commission, 8:30 pm.Young People's Union Address by Dr.Martin A.Cohen, DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd, and Lansdowne Avenue \u201cThe Fathers of The Church and | The Synagogue: Parallel Themes In Disparate Cultures.\u201d The purpose of the Temple !Emanu-El Institute founded by Dr.Stern.22 years ago.is to advance the study of comparative religion and the means of considering together in the spirit of academic fellowship subjects and problems of common interest and also the strengthening of the spiritual insight of the community.ADULTS EDUCATION LECTURE: On Monday evening, Feb- roary 4 at 8:30 p.m.under the auspices of The School for Adults, Dr.Martin A.Cohen will lecture on \u201cThe Doctrine Of The Chosen People.\u201d Ministers: Rev.K, Douglux Smith, B.A.B.D.P.D.Rev.Roy P.Stafford, B.A, BD, Mrs.Holly E.Davidson Sunday, February 3rd 11:00 am.Morning Worship Sermon: \u201cBound To Be.What?\" Dr.Katharine Hackin, Extension Secretary, Student Christian Movement.Evening Worship \u201cTaking Jesus Seriously\u2019 +1+ A Modern Cynic Makes A Discovery Rev.R.Douglas Smith.D.D.7:30 pot.Organist and Choirmaster: Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.ALL W ELCOME Westmount Park- Emmanuel & Calvary the address.The lecture is open to the public.PARENTS MEET TEACHER: ; The parents of the students of the (Cor.Tansdowne and Western Aves.) High School Department of the Rev, Callum Thompson, Temple Religious School will meet C.D.BA, BD, with the teachers on Monday Dir.of Christian Education: Miss Beatrice Maclean, K.N., TT MAE UNITARIAN Sunday, February 3rd = = Ce 10:00 aan.Teeners Bible The Unitarian Church Of Montreal Study Group CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH Christian Youth Service\u2014 Report from \u201cFive Oaks\" 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) 11:00 arr, By Miss Mary Copland and Mr.John Cooper.Vesper Service \u201cNone But The Lonely Heart.7:30 pm.\u2014\u2014 Minister: Rev.Leonard Moson, Director of Musie B.A., B.D.Mr.Wayne Riddell, B.Mus.10:30 p.m.Over Radio Station CJAD hear the senior choir and minister Sunday, February 3rd mr special Vesper Service.Tonic: 11:00 am.over Coming Our Whit Do The Beatitudes Mean To 11:00 a.m.Church School Us To-day\".Nursery and Kindergarten meet in Unitarian House.Organist and Director of Musie: Donald Mackey.Mus.B.© PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE \"LUTHERAN PRESBYTERIAN ~~ pvANGELICAL CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH 348 Melville Avenue OF THE REDEEMER Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D, Minister Temporarily Worshiping at the Temple Emanu-el Institute on Judaism Sermon series in a Christian Science radio dn] un the regular weekly series: GC e U e or on ay which they will assemble for the lecture to be given by Professor | Community House.À social hour | will follow.SECOND ANNUAL YOUTH (KALLAH): Temple Emanu-El Youth Group under the guidance of Geraid Miller, BA, will carry through a program of study and sociability during the weekend of February 1-3 at Hotel Vermont, Ste.Agathe.They will be joined ! by groups of Beth Sholom, Mont- ve mrt Rn py St.Andrew's is started Tn St.Andrew's Church, West- mount, the next few Sunday mornings, Rev.Dr.) D.M.Grant plans to sivess some of Dr, Stern will speak on \u2018\u201cThe Martin A.Cohen in the Temple; the fundamental facts to which Christians today must bear witness.The general title of the series of sermons is \u201cBearing Witness to Great Facets,\u201d and this Sunday morning Dr.Grant.will deal particularly with \u201cThe Fundamental Fact of God.\u201d The Choir.directed by Gordon White.will sing appropriate choral selections, The Church School will meet at 11 Rev.Douglas Mouland, B.A.8.0.College will present the first lec- real and Beth Israel of Platts o clock Titan Partments ex: Miss Valerie Lewis, Dir.E.Ed, jlure \u2014 \u201cJesus.Heir Of The burgh, New York, | \u20ac P | e .) Mr.Gordon Whie, Organist and | Pharasaic Tradition.\u201d ; \u2018 | ! at 10:00 a.m.Choir Director ; .| Theme of study \u2014 \u201cOur Reform | Apt the Evening Worship ser- i Luncheon session 12:30-1:45, ce TI bo , hairma Rabbi Dr.Harry J Judaism\u201d \u2014 Discipline \u2014 Law- vice (7:30 p.m.) Rev.Douglas Sunday, Februory 3rd , chairman Ra .Y J.ence Marks, QC.leader: Cere-' Mouland will preach on the monies \u2014 Mark Stein, M.Eng.! theme \u201cTaking Jesus in Earn- leader; Prayer \u2014 Rabbi Leonard est.\u201d Poller, Co-Chairmen for the) The Youth Fellowship will Kallah are Miss Elana Cooper meet at 6:30 p.m.and the and Michael Putziger.Chaperon Young People\u2019s Union after the \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Mark Stein.\" Evening Worship Service.\u201d Alex Carsley.president\u2019 of Temple Brotherhood will pre- «side.An open forum will follow evening, Februay 4 at 8 p.m.after 36th ANNUAL FELLOWSHIP DINNER: Monday evening, Feb- \"ruary 11.the 36th Annual Fellowship Dinner between Catholics, Jews and Protestants spon- Divine answers sermon subject The always-available divine an- ~swer to humanity's most per- \" plexing problems will be re-af- i firmed at the services in the Christian Science churches this Sunday, in the reading of the! week's Lesson-Sermon on the subject \u2018\u2018Love.\u201d Highlighting the Bible selections will be this passage from I John: \u201cBeloved, let of God: and every one that lov- eth is born of God.and knoweth ; God.\u201d Correlative citations from \u2018Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u2019 by Mary Baker Eddy will include: \u201cAll substance.intelligence.wisdom, being, immortality.cause.and ef- feet belong to God.Principle, Love.\u201d SYNAGOGUES TEMPLE EMANU-EL Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Cantor Otto O.Staeren; Miles Wisenthal, M.A,, Educational Assistant Victor McCorry, A.R.C.M.Organist and Choir Master, SABBATH SERVICES .Friday Evening.January 25th at 8:15 ip.m.Dr.Stern will speak on \u2018The Hon.Lily H.Montagu \u2014 In Memori- am\u201d.{ Saturday Morning.February 2nd at 11:30 a.m.sermonette \"Hardening Of i The Heart\u201d based on Torah Portion.BAR MITZVAH At the Sabbath Eve and Saturday Morning Worship.Alan, son of Mr.land Mrs.Laurence Tarshis will be called to the Reading of the Torah us love one another: for love is.These are: \u2014 | His attributes, the eternal mani- i festations of the infinite divine In the | 1 10:00 a.m.11:00 a.m.READING ROOM \u2018horeh Edifice: The public invited Tuesday, \u2018Thursday and Friday.2 to 3.00 pn.4 pm: Wednesday, 6:30 to BAPTIST Church School Public Worship Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster All are Cordially Welcome.WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Member Baptist World A th Day Adventist Church in observance of his Bar Mitzvah.Corner of Western and Olivier Ave.\u2018 TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL .ow p INSTITUTE ON JUDAISM MM op Laster PAI day Monday, February 4th, \u2014 Morning Session 10:30 - 12:15; Luncheon session 12:30 - 1:45; Afternoon Sunday, February 3rd session 1:45 to 3:30.Open 10:00 a.m.Senior Sunday School 11:00 a.m.The Service.lollows each lecture.Jr.8.8.and Nursery DR, STERN TO BROADCAST -\u2014 OVER STATION CJAD forum | | RELIGIOUS SCIENCE Eich, Sui Moving.during to ond Canadian Boptist Federation\u2018 Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church SUNDAY, FEBRUARY rd Minister: Rev.Marold J.Balsdon, B.A., B.Th.Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johnston, B.A., D.D.11:60 am.\u2018WHAT EVERY CHRISTIAN NEEDS\u201d CSUBSTITUTES FOR CHRIST\u201d Mid-week Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.School: Sunday, 10:00 & 11:00 a.m, VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME 7:30 p.m.~ First Church of Religious Science Minister: Rev.Herman J.Aaftink Dir.of Music: Mrs.R.Reynolds ; Presenting this Sunday, | 7:30 p.m,, YMCA 1441 Drummond St.Room 255: The Cleor Dynamic Teaching of The SCIENCE OF MIND auspices Board of Jewish Ministers | of Greater Montreal, \u201cTHE DOCTRINE OF ' THE CHOSEN PEOPLE\" ! Lecture by Professor Martin A, Cohen, Monday Evening, February th at 8:30 p.m.Temple Community House.This lecture is under the auspices of the School for Adults and 1s open to the public.\"RELIGIOUS SCHOOL High School Department, Saturday School.Sunday Mornings at 9:30: Daily Hebrew School.Monday thru | Thursday afternoon commencing at 4 o'clock, DAILY SERVICES Sunday Mornings at 9:45 o'clock: onday thru Thursdey Evening at 45 o'clotk, ve vo | \u2014_ sored by Temple Brotherhood will have the privilege of listen- iing to two distinguished Cana- | dians, The Hon.Pierre Sevigny \"and His Worship Mayor Jean Drapeau on \u201cThe World's Fair !\u2014 A Challenge to Montreal and \"All of Canada.\u201d Al this gathering.William Gittes, Honorary Trustee of the Congregation will be presented with the Award of Merit for his devotion to the Synagogue and his general dedication to community life, both Jewish and non-Jewish, Committee in charge: William Hoffman.Murray Deskin, Alex Carsley.Henry Benjamin.Edward Auerback, QC, Isidore H.Morrell, Westmount\u2019 New members to be received Communion and reception of new members will follow the morning service, at Westmount | Baptist, at which the minister, the Rev.Harold J.Balsdon.wil) preach on \u201cWhat Every Christian | Needs.\u201d The subject of his eve- | ping sermon will be \u201cSubstitutes for Christ.\u201d The mid-week service jor prayer, praise and bible study is on Wednesday at 8 p.m.This week the study will take the form of an introduction to the Book of Revelation prior to the study of \u201cThe Seven Churches.\u201d English language classes are { held each Monday at 8 p.m.and the BYPU meet on Friday at 8 p.m.Y COMPARING the facilities offered by all funeral directors in this area, you will have personal knowledge of those that will best meet : your needs.DA Collins INC.F.A.Nunne\u2014A, F.Williams 8810 Sherbrooke Street West + L + * + ET addy NE RE VE Visé Loyola to sponsor model UN Loyola University will sponsor the 5th Annual University Model United Nations along with McGill University.Univer- site de Montreal and Sir George Williams University, this year in Montreal from February 6 to 9, inclusive.Approximately 375 students from 70 Universities including Yale, Michigan State, Georgetown.University of Toronto and other leading schools from Canada and the United States, are scheduled to attend, The public is invited to attend.Cinderella Magical 3 Act Stage Play VICTORIA HALL Sat Afternoons Feb.9 - 16 RESERVE NOW! 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Mello.David Conter.| The Fairy Band includes: Sylvia Perolli.Julie Witties, Beth Bud.Eva Hoy Sonya Glaser, Catherine Gillette.Cindy Clement.Linda Goldman, Beverley Ritz Debby Stopps, Laura Bol- len, Ervit Gillman.Mona Flo- men, Corinne Vaughn, Sharon | Adler, Rita Benn, Marlene Plim- | ley.The dancers at the Prince's, Ball include: Mana Abramo- viteh., Jo-Anne Shiller.Sandra Laufer.Miriam Klein Eleanor Levy, Elissa Levine.Sandra Cy-' met, Janet Rubinstein, Elizabeth Estall.Donna Ditkofsky and Rhea Abrams, Choreography is by Agy Polly.Directors Dorothy Davis and | Violet Walters have been busily! engaged arranging for the spe-! cial designing of colorful cos- | tumes, and Andre Trudel and | Bill Springford are responsible | for the staging and lighting of this production.Cinderella dresses will be given as gifts to lucky children.COLOR CHANGE Chemical action can change the color of hydrangea flowers to blue.Aluminum sulfate is the most effective chemical for do- : ing this, but common alum also\u2019 will bring about the blue color, The Modern Way To Be Traditionally Correct Bouquet \\ Invitation Wedding Invitations Thermo-engraved (RAISED LETTERING) Wedding and engagement aonouncements.bith announcements.conhrmation nvtations, golden and silver anniversary annotnecenents, ete ° Thermo-engraving (RAISED LETTERING) Looks and feels like the finest hand engraving.The letters have an elegance and individuality only the finest hand engraving can match.Thermo-engraving (RAISED LETTERING) Costs about half as much as hand engraving, because it elimine ates the copper plate that makes hand engraving so expensive AND IT'S READY WITHIN THE WEEK Ot course vou can order matching enclosure carde, reception, response, thank vou and at home cards, et, Select from our giant catalogues of Hawlescdy coneet papers, UE distinetive styles ot lettering, Weddings priced as low as 0 for $0.00 and 100 jor $15.50, come nlete with double envelopes and tissues, Monitor Publishing Company Limited 7005 Kildare Rdad, Cote St.Luc, Montreal 29, Que.Phone: HU.1-2771 for inspection and price list of the latest Bouquet Invitation Line.Modern Concepts of \"ASTRONOMY\" a series of 8 lectures by Harry Pullan, RCA Victor Research Lob.to present: the solar system, conditions of space filght, evolution of the stars, the nature of our galaxy, current speculations about the universe.a THOMAS MORE INSTITUTE course to begin Wednesday, Feb.13, 6 to 8 p.m., ot 220 Pine West for details, please call 842-5076 CAMP MACAZA LADELLE COUNTY Summer Camp for Boys and Girls 6 to 12 Years ® 15th Year © Boating, swimming, handicrafts, boxing, dromotics and trips, ofl under the supervision of corefully chosen staff ond directed by Miss Ruby Smith, B.A., M.S.P.E.Booklet On Request 501 Claremont Avenue Westmount Use Examiner Classified Ads For Best Results £961 \u20181 AsDwsqa4 \u2018Aopis4 \u2018sausuoxs sUNOULSIAA dy) L ov The Westmount Examiner, Friday, February 1, 1963 8 : For Beautiful ORIENTAL RUGS and Wall-to-wall Broadlooms Consult Malcolm Gregory GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG CO.Westmount WE.2-4277\u2014Eveniags: \u2018waa ete ae \"a\" e \"ate a tu TT Ne \"Te \"a\" 4151 - 4153 Se.Catherine St.W.Poa eas sn Te a eT \"a \"a Tete Dada ea a TT A a 0 a a we > .+ nl; Public Spe aking finals Feb.The senn-finals of the Me-, Gill Munsee Society's Annual Public Speaking Contest were held at Monklands High School, January 22, and at Westhill High School, January 23 Thirteen girls participated each day.Mona Samn- School: The finalhists are: uels, Outremont Iligh Rose Anne Sankoft., Westhill High School; Georgia Nicol, Resurrection High School, Marilyn Kalman, Monklands High School, Christina Edwards, Tra- talear School for Girls: Rose- mac Sufiivan, St Thomas Iigh School The finals will be nesduv.February 20.at 8:15 pm in Redpath Hall, McGill University Campus The semr-finals Judges were: held Wed- Mrs DY Lorne Gales, BCE Mee Gell Miss A 1 Fraser, BA tDalhousie Mrs Victor George, BSe Towa Stater Mrs à A man of the Thomas is chair Fducation Comimit- tee of the MeGill Alumnae Society which sponsors this competition asa + Luxury cold wave Our Hair Style-of-the-Month se special ! 3 © cold wave 3 ® haircut © styled set 2 l 0° Hunter 9-1233 ., Ulis HAIRDRESSING 4891 Sherbrooke St.W.Part ies.JE 7.Phone HU.1-9388 - flower andgreen DECORATIONS Irene Davies fr SHOPPING EVENT: B'nai B rith Women will hold a B'nai B'rith Shopping Day at Simpson's Montreal Ltd., on February 14, 1963.The proceeds of this day will benefit city-wide projects of medical care, youth programs, B'nai B'rith agencies and philanthrophies.Shown above planning this event are Mrs, Saul Shade, Fraser avenue, St.Mrs.Sol Sayte, Melling Laurent, avenue, in charge of window display: Cote St.Luc, in charge of hostesses: and Mrs.William Silverman, Hudson road, Montreal, in charge of room and table No.1106 B'nai B'rith Women, Mother-daughter annual luncheon Sisterhood Temple lémanu-F°l | Will be holding the annual Mother-, Daughter Sabbath service and luncheon on Saturday.16.The following daughters will be in the service: Mrs.Alfred Zion and her daughter Elen will read the Haftorah: Mrs.L.J.Cohen and her daughter Susan will read the vilual: Mrs.D.H.Lisser and her daughter Barbara will do the sermon: Mrs.Robert mothers and participating \u201cWiener and her daughter Lois will assist with the Torah, Luncheon will follow the service and the program of enter tainment for the afternoon will be Howard Schwartz and his folk singers, Mrs.leving Solowey is the gen- | eral convener for the day.En gag emen / Mrs.Joseph O.Asselin announces the engagement of her daughter Bridget Tobin.to Mr.Richard l.ocke or New York.formerly of Montreal, son of Mr.C.Alton Locke.ARIA © ae ASIN an AAAI Flowers with the personal touch for Weddings.Receptions.ete.consultation : i $ 3 RI February! | rais street over (he years.women\u2019s counterpart of the Cam- : î i nue.Westmount, have reopened the palm of your hand and ap- George Pickrell cary in., (ry.serving and supplying glasses | very thin: one drop each on > .A { Aux.plans \"At Home\u2019 both checks.on forehead and \u2018© hundreds of underprivileged Jin ise cond it vere CVery year.° ; \\ The Auxiliary of the United chin is enough.Spread it very Over i .Le are WW dd J ) ; ver 1,000 food hampers are ) ag i 4 > evenly and do not forget your 2: , A | Church Homes will hold a gen- Trek 0 8 distributed to the needy covery our C ng a eral meeting on Thursday.Feb- year.Je duly Le MRS.1.S.CA Brillant avenue, elected chairman of the Women\u2019s Division of the Montreal Israel Bond Organization, PLAN, 4886 Jean has been re- Charter luncheon The Montreal Women's Club.Inc.will hold Hits SC CET vou à lot of moncy and you will target at $63,000 VALENTINE CARD PARTY: Day Luncheon in the Windsor look beautiful at all times : ie Le ge sa Hotel.Monday.February 4 at ; 5 ; > A target of 863,000 is being aim- St Kevin 5 Ladies Group will 1 p.m.As soon as you know the jor py the Knights of Pythias, Sponsor a Valentine card party.The guest speaker will be Mrs.Cosmetic Hints by Vera F.Seiffert Beauty care is not inexpensive, but there are spendings vou can avëid.You can waste a lot of money in testing the various highly advertised cosmeties.You buy a bottle here and a Soca / é > Personal The Heather Ladies\u201d Curbing club as holding à Bridge on February 6 at 2 pm, ler members and friends.This bridge will be convened by Mrs GB.Sumpson and Mrs, Go RO Fellows There will be eurting for those who wish it, and tea will be served Luncheon meeting jar there and after a while vou The monthly Junchean meeting rd out.that these again were ot the United Church Women ot not the right produets for sœur Westmount Park Emmanuel and skin or complexion and they Calvary Church wall tithe place will dry out and be wasted.wm Webster Hall.\u201cTuesday.at one These misbuys could even worsen your skin, It would be advisable to sce your cosmetician and have a skin diagnosis made and have her give advice about the care your personal skin needs.Sometimes very simple and inexpensive ways get best results, The folowing hints will save right product for your skin type, buy larger bottles and jars.They CAMPAIGN CHAIRMEN: Mr.man, Knights of Pythias Sister campaign Paul Boretsky, and Mrs, chairman for the campaign chair- Annette Lesonsky, Pythian 1963 Pythians Campaign which will officially open February 4 and extend to February 18.Objective is $63,000.Pythians set 1963\" comin Domain ol Quebec, whose annual g Events in aid of the building fund, day.February Mon- R.Douglas Smith and her topic ; fund raising campaign began on UHV.TCD 18 at 8 pan im will be \u201cThe Canadian Woman's 4'¢ comparatively less expen- Saturday with a giant rally and SU Kevin's Hall.Cote des Neiges New Image.\" sive.dance at the Chevra Kadisha \"08d and St.Kevins avenue Miss Claude Girardin will be Skin tonic will last longer.if Synagogue.Prize convener.Miss Betty after the Christmas holidays and the public is invited to visit the various exhibitions and displays of ceramics from 1:30 to 5 p.m.daily.Mondays through Fridays.Admission is free.at the Grif- 5760 Park- Luc.ruary 7 at 2:30 p.m.fith-MeConnell Home.haven avenue, Cote St.QUALITY IS ECONOMY OF WESTMOUNT High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables.4466 st.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 ply it direct to your skin.Applied with cotton or a sponge you use double the amount.Apply cream very thin and massage or tap it well into your skin.This is of special import- \u201cance with nourishing creams.United Church Homes.Liquid make-up you put on Lipstick can be all used up if you use a fine brush and the outline will be much improved with a brush.have the habit of reading in bed.This is from Many women double chin, It would not be so bad if one would sleep the rest keep the head and chin up.Here is a simple but quite cffectiul hint in this respect: eut off formation of a double chin and even wrinkles, Take it off only shortly before you go to sleep.Better still if you bought, in- \"slead of a book for night read- your furrier ! Top quality you can {rust in select your furs.Ready Made Or Back Muskrat Coats $225.- furs at assisting you to HUDSON SEAL (dyed muskrot) $300.Black Persian Lomb Coats $300.- $700.5779 Sherbrooke St.W.Established Over 36 HU.1-2151 Years \u201cUniversity.To date the Knights of Pythias have contributed over $265,000 to the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital and more than $55,000 to the Jewish Hospital of Hope.Their Clinic of Optometry is unique in as much as it is the only one of its kind in the coun- Weekly visits are eagerly look- cd forward to regularly by patients of the Ste.Anne's Military i Close all bottles, jars and Hospital from members of the Genuine Choice Western |\u2018 tubes tight.never leave them Pythian Order.Some of these pa- open.They will appreciate a tients have been confined to the cooler place for keeping them, hospital since the First World Toye DOUBLE-CHIN War, in Northern the Isracli-Lebanese The medical clinic Galilee near The Pythian Sisters have à cial rehabilitation of former psychiatrie patients, The centre is sitnated af 4881 Sherbrooke street west and is open three evenings House is the only centre ot its placed on vour neck keeps your chin up and relaxed during your on February 8, at 2:30 p.m.Dr.Lloyd C.Stevenson.Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, McGill will speak on \u201cLit- served at the close of the meeting.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 will be charged.Greenslade.Drame paign.Official dates tor the Campaign are Feb.4 to 18, o'clock Mrs W will be Camwell smith the speaker WE.5-5431 St.Catherine at Elm ; ; : | Border is supported by the Do- the cosmetic viewpoint a mis main ot Quebee and bears their ads take, M tends to develop a paume \"Noted for Quality\u201d ru ¢ \" ; most important project to main- Jif EG + i * ; ; > ', Purveyor of of the night without a pillow ain in Forward House, for soy and watch during the day to © Unexcelled Cuisine from an old stocking the upper | ales : au after ç eIMPORTED PRODUCTSe 4 ea a week and Sunday afternoons, ; bring but round chin ja it And All services are available free AT - ; ing ar vour face.5 af charge : \\ rage at- NICHOL'S, Lennoxville, will apply an clastic pressure of charge and the average a HAMS, SAUSAGE & ; S LT, tendance is over 6040 a month.on your lower chin which will Solely s sored and s \u2018ted BACON | prevent to a great extent the ooo, Sponsored and supporto ! a gre by Pythian Sisters.Forward catering staffing, a pillowroll which when beauty sleep.a daily neck mas- redecorated private funclion rooms .our traditional Ce Tae = atmosphere .our excellent food and service plus air- sage of only three minutes will conditioned comfort assure the success of the ° also do wonders.occasion.Fur Fashions TT - Our services can also include planning the menu, If you don't know your furs, KNOW Ladies Literary Society arranging for the music and floral decorations, the wedding cake, as wedding invitations, splendid savings ! Choose a furrier The meeting of the Duminion- v 3 io menus, whose proven integrity will provide Douglas Ladies Literary Society napkins and match covers.vou with assurance of fair and will be held in Dominion-Doug- We invite you to visit The Berkeley Hotel with your faithful service, whose judgement las United Church.Westmount, parents and fiance so that you can see how aptly the Made To Measure Coals erature and Medicine\" and Write, Phone or Ask for our Free Brochures From $400.10 $500.et hie soprano.wll Our well trained staff is prepared to offer suggestions Without À Care On @ Superb Accommodations The Berkeley Hotel YOUR DREAM of a perfect wedding reception will become a reality under the direction of our experionced The charm and elegance of our recently also ordering those little souvenir surroundings will lend themselves to a beautiful party.I+ will be a pleasure to show you our rpoms, new menus, and discuss arrangements with you at your convenience.to meet your requirements at your budget.Please Phone Banquet Department Day Or Evening For An Appointment Che Berkeley Hotel (The Hotel With The Sidewalk Cofe) 1188 Sherbrooke St.W, Between Stanley & Drummond | Eu LE @ Gracious Hospitality \u201cextras\u201d such personalized Vi.9-735 £961 \u2018lL As0nsqa4 \u2018Abpisy \u2018Joutusoxg junoussaM IY] => fan ED ary The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Fabruary 1, 1963 10 e TV e RADIO © 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 EASTERN NDCG COTTAGE WITH GAR WANTED 4 BEDROOM PREFERABLY DEN MAY IST OCCUPANCY PLEASE CONTACT Ms YORKERS.737 With ORR 271 773 LAURENTIODE HEAL TIES 3 COUNTRY PROPERTY For Sale THN ROO] ALL YEAR AROUND COTTAGE.NEAR LAKE, FIREPLACE.2 COMPLETE BATHROOMS, HOT AIR HEATING.GARAGE.LOVELY GARDE T AND BACK PERFE : PION FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL CR 8 Vi OR CHT T0066 26 LOTS FOR SALE TW LOTS ON WEST - MINSTER NORTH APPRON INTATELY 860 XO Re CALL 204 1645 TW) UNE CALL LOTS IN LAFLECHE, 30 x 80, UNE Ki x Wa WE 2 9414 45 STORE TO LET ST CATHERINE FAST OF GREENE STORES TO LET.MEDIUM SIZE COMMERCIAL DISTRICT WoULD SUIT ANY TYPE OF BUSINESS WE sd 50 APARTMENTS TO LET Sublet Sacrifice AVAH ABLE MARCH Isr, STACIOUS 2\", ROCM APARTMENT SUITABLE FOR Coin, LARGE DINING AREA à WALK IN cur BOARDS MODERN FIRE PROOF, SOUNDPEROO# BULLDING SHERBROOKE GRAND AVENUE CALL M.RUSSO DAYS RE ! 3721 FVENENGS HU 6 584 59 HOUSES WANTED fn Foro ail WANTED Welmount Bor 9 test tbe Boulevard RE.1- WANTED an NUDG mount oc Montreal West, abe Sherbrooke, 3 bedromm Ite, with basement and ie Loge, tuust have powder room on main floor, shart or long loge Approximately $140 monthiy 484 7842 West 61 FLATS \u2014 Duplexes to let TERREBONNE Hanipton Upper 60, tom duplex, equipped, heated.ga tage.Janitor service, 313356 HU, 6 4137 on 484-8865 TUPPER 4 LARGE, BRIGHT ROOMS, HEATED SUBLET TILL MAY OR LONGER WE.35-8463 3 FLATS FURNISHED HALLOWELL, Sublet, nished, 4, room duplex.From Max te September 68 SHARE LIVING QUARTERS N Bu ; May a duplex, procileges atter 6 pau al ROOMS TO LET ROOM, Asvaue Upper, fur- 2 baleonies.937 2009, first, twa large rooms, unfurnished, (or lady, (ull Heterences HU 8-2409 Westmount home, handy Somerville to busses and stores Loads melened References 482-4162 PINE.Avenue, intersection Cedar Ave.large tront room, private bath.mieels furnished \"n French oc Enutish Rulerences.Vi, 4-G46t, home lady.wond speaking j i ; ges\u201d => w sn Mrs 1 TT PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 : æ : HUnter l 0451 ad = ERE I Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 10:36 a.m.Thursday for current issue.For your comvenience, Adtgker on duty Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday until 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1-045).Accounts may be paid at any Montreal Island branch of The Royal Bank of Canada 75 NURSING HOME | 84 AUTOS WANTED SPECIAL.NUKSING CAI'E FOR AUTOMOBILES BOUGHT FOR ELDERLY LADY.SUNNY ROOM.CASH.MODELS 1958 TO 1962, SEE HU.1 1753, JUS AND GET TIlE RIGHT PRICE lFOR YOUR CAR.76 ROOM AND BOARD NORMANDIE AUTOMOBILE TO 1 ET | 7580 DECARIE BLVD, Æ (CORNER PARE: MOST and vas ron twa brothers MR, SAUL 78 ROOM & BOARD | RE 9 4735 WANTED '98 \"HELP WANTED \u2014 | Female YOUNG LADY WITH i \u2014 EXCELLENT REFERENCES, | COMMODATION WITH OC- | 1: COM ; = CASIONAL MEALS IN RE- | Bilingual DEN SA EEE EC RE OS + 50 US ES BAN Sie The Westmount Examiner 2 ARE VASE RTE M ~ PE 110 10 Words 50¢ 4e for each additional word i + 82 STUDEBAKER son Ln.FINED HOME.PLEASE CAI.l PO, 64-7701.TWEEN LOCAL.7 AND BE- a Pa 9 ADM, AUTOS FOR SALE Favk 1960, any rea ble ofter accepted.Private, 767 1953 METEOR $150 CALL: OX.7-6126 Owner | Leaving Country ! 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AT A TIME SECRETARIES STENOGRAPHERS LEGAL STENOGRAPHERS DICTAPHONE OPERATORS PISTS CALCULATING MACHINE OPERATORS STOCK TRANSFER CLERKS YOU CHOOSE AND AREA THAT TS YOU BEST.SHORT OR LONG-TERM ASSIGNMENTS AVAIL ABI.EVER or EVERY EVENING YOU MAY QUALIFY TO WEAR THE | | WHITE E IMMEDIATELY OR WIEHEN- YOU CHOOSE.WE ARE SATURDAY MORNING.TILL.9,00 P.MEN TOP RATES WEEKLY PAY GLOVES OF MANPOWER- THE SYMBOL OF EXCELLENCE IN SKI 1255 LL AND PROFICIENCY.MANPOWER PHILIPS SQ V1.4-1076 SUITE 502 DEMONSTRATORS | TEMPORARY Demonstrators with experience in hairdressing or as cosmeticians to work for national organization.Pleasant working conditions, Good hourly pay, SALESPOWER DIVISION MANPOWER SERVICES LTD.1255 PHILLIPS SQUARE VICTOR 4-1076 HELP WANTED \u2014 Male «ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE COOKS | THERE ARE IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR ENROLMENT IN THE 102 RCAF FOR EXPERIENCED i COOKS WIO MEET THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS: | AGE 17-35 EDUCATION: | MUST HAVE COMPLETED | GRADE 7 CITIZENSHIP: CANADIAN CITIZEN OR\u2019 BRITISH SUBJECT WITH THE STATUS OF | LANDED IMMIGRANT.MEDICALLY FIT TO AIR , FORCE STANDARD FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT RCAF RECRUITING UNIT, 1254 BISHOP ST.MONTREAL 25.P.Q.TEL.UN.6-2449 UN.6-2440 i t Use Examiner Classified Ads For Best Results.HU.1-0451 AC a le in An 2 BROOKS DRUG STORE 4191 St.Catherine West Corner Greene Fast Delivery WE.5-3521 9 a.m.to 10 p.m.Sunday : 10 a.m.to 6:30 p.m.iH 108 SALES | HELP AGENTS Male \u2014 Female SALES CAREER NATIONAL TEMPORARY HELP AND BUSINESS SERVICE HAS OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERMA NENT INTERESTING POSITIONS Female Sales Service Representatives II you are career minded and hi- lingual?you should apply imme diately in writing only.giving complete details to: MANPOWER SERVICES LTD.SUITE 502 1255 PHILLIPS SQUARE OFFICE, SALES OR PERSONNEL EXPERIENCE HELPFUL BUT NOT NECESSARY.112 MOTHER'S HELPER | Students FRENCH SPEAKING REQUIRED FOR SUMMER AS MOTHER'S HELPER FOR WESTMOUNT FAMILY - 2 CHILDREN.1 BABY.932-8694.WOMAN, OR YOUNG PERSON TO HELP MOTHER WITH TWO CHIL DREN.THREE DAYS WEEKLY COTE ST.LUC.FOR INTERVIEW PLEASE CALL HU.& 1460.| LIVING : VIKING gas 113 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED GENTLEWOMAN, Swiss, would undertake to prepare and cook for special occasions for those who would like to entertain, and who know and appreciate \u201csavoir faire\u201d.Cull HU.9-1587.COOK general experienced, family of two adults, central location, References required.WE, 5-8253.CAPABLE girl for light housework.Modern facilities, full or part time.Please call HU.8-2153.Part-Time Experienced air! for general house work in Western N.D.G.9-1, 5 duvs weekiv.After 5 p.m., HU.1-3381.122 FOR SALE \u2014 Living room furniture room chairs, two, uphnl- stered.hunter green velvet.silk fringe trim.Excellent condition.Call RE, 9-6168 after 6 p.m.127 FOR SALE \u2014 Bedroom furniture GIRL'S single continental bed.with headbourd and dresse dition, very reasonable.$75.00 consisting of Call RE.3- Complete bedroom set.large chest of drawers, night stand, and lamp.rug, single bed complete with Simmons box spring and mattress, 484-1629.130 FOR SALE \u2014 Kitchen equipment stove, 20 inch.Good Reasonable.HU.R-T643.FOR SALE \u2014 Musical instruments condition.132 \u2014 BAY STUDIO GRAND PIANO ALSO OTHER INSTRUMENTS FROM PRIVATE COLLECTION.ALL IN GOOD CONDITION, REASONABLE.CALL , 482 8354.VVVVVVVVVVVV VV VV NVVVVVVVYY Service Directory A BUI LDING REPAIRS a RESTORATION AND REPAIRS | BRICK.STONE.CONCRETE | TROUBLE SHOOTING.| REINFORCEMENT OF CRACKED WALLS A SPECIALTY.BYCON LTD.731-8241 \u201cVERN OATWAY.\"\u201d Contractor, carpentry, painting, brick and cement\u2019 work.HU.6-0430.WE.2-5032.| CARTAGE AND MOVING | ABLE to move anything, anytime.| Try Roger Express._WE.5-2408.KNITTING HAND KNIT BULKY SWEATERS MADE TO ORDER.CALL 684-6442, A.B.Maintenance & Cleaning Co.HOUSE CLEANING SPECIALTY CARPET CLEANING 8e PER SQ.FOOT 24 HOUR SERVICE CALL: 843-5281 MAINTENANCE | All Call 288-8777 PAINTING AND DECORATING Painters & Decorators PAINTING.PAPER HANGING.PLASTER REPAIRS.SPRAY PAINTING.FINE INTERIOR WORK A SPECIALTY.FREE ESTIMATES, HUBERT KLEIN REG'D.PHONE 681-8948 \u201c PEST CONTROL FOR QUICK efficient and convenient service for the extermination of rodents and all insects.Estimates free.Call Pestroy Limited.RI.7-2457, RATS.Free mice, cockroaches, ete.estimates.Guaranteed results.Satisfaction or ne payment, Hygienic Sanitary Service, RE, 1-6149.\u201cTRIPS \u2014 TOURS sleigh gites.Fun for everyone.\u201c7 UPHOLSTERING \u2014 CHESTERFIELD SETS REMODELLED AND RECOVERED BY EXPERTS.MIDTOWN UPHOLSTERING CO.395 SELBY STREET \u2018*-* TEL: WE.2-5912 r.Excellent con- | ace WARS yr 136 FOR SALE \u2014 151 WANTED TO f Clothing and furs PURCHASE CLEARING NEW DRESSES, ALL SIZES AND OVERSIZES, 94.737 ne Language Records BEAUTIFUL sapphire mink stole, SPANISH RUSSIAN (CALL brand new.Recaronable.Call VI.8- HU.4-486 2638, RI.8 9949, HAUTE COUTURE WEDDING GOWN WANTED, Corner cabinet.walnut or .og 1, SIZE 12.vak.Would purchase same or ex- m og HA PEL TRAIN change foi complete set of Kitchen seh : Queen aluminum.Brand new.FE 138 FOR SALE General 2° 138 \u2014 Leneral 156 FOUND .FOUND.Man's vest on Strathcona Draperies pane Friday Please call WE 3 158 DOMESTIC PETS READY-MADE, 6 PANELS TU COVER 144 INCHES - FOR ONLY $12.95.ARNEL TERYLENE AT HALF PRICE.PURE BRED BOSTON TOY TERRIER.4 MONTHS OLD.$50.00.PLEASE PHONE EVE- Carpets NINGS ONLY AFTER 6 P.M.HU.8 #130.\u20ac x 4 RUGS FROM $8.95 UP HALL CARPETS FROM $1.50 YARD WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING AT HALF PHICE German Shepherd .Black and an 7 months.male.eister ed.se trained, pas Sale Prices able US ct BEDSPREADS FROM $2.95 163 EDUCATIONAL BLANKETS - SHEETS - TOWELS UPHOLSTERY MATERIAL - WINDOW SHADES CUT TO MEASURE- PLASTICS -\u2014 LEATHERETTES, ETC ST.HUBERT : NOW AT THE | DEPARTMENT STORE 7190 ST.HUBERT ST.COMMERCIAL TRAINING CENTRE IBM ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER CLOCKWORK toy locomotive for use in standard train set.HU.9-8381.TRAINING ON THE NEWEST.= MOST MODERN mor SOVINg TOWN |B M \u2014 EQUIPMENT TINGS.$450.60: MEN'S ANTIQUE DRESSER.$100.00.CALL WE.7-4985 AFTER ¢ P.M.AND WEEKENDS, ; PHONE: 932-1144 BEAUTIFUL.new white hand cro- ! Fi cheted bedspread.Phone Monday.HU.OR VISIT 14-6708.| _ 1 1247 GUY ST.ROOM 128 to car bed: Ldovd's aluminum strollers MONTREAL, 25 Summer: plarpen: ele Govd condi- 1 WISH TO RECEIVE TER or ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AT odd Dar iy elude pattern.Reuson- NO OBLIGATION Now you can get your \"BALL OF FIRE\" Name pipeless oil heaters.$1.00 down \u2014 $1.00 a week.11 models to choose from, International Sales.755 At- Address water.932-6803.COMPLETE household furniture.two cj, Prov bedroom sets; kitchen set: \u2018chester- cor ) \u2019 field sectional: rugs; drapes: pictures; : bedspreads.Reasonable, RE.7-6458.\u2014 STUDIO couch wifh cover.Good con TUTORING MATHS.CHEMISTRY.dition, Reasonable.Evenings HU.8- BIOLOGY EXPERIENCED TEACH- 2998.Lu _\u2026 ER.B.S.C.CALL V1.9 8259.151 WANTED TO _____ _ PURCHASE WANTED: RECORD PLAYER Use Examiner 3 OR 4 SPEED.GOOD CON- vr.Ds VERNON ABLE RL | Classified Ads WANTED: Girl Guide uniform, si: | BANTER: Sarl Guide wnitorm.sie For Best Results WANTED apartment size piano in rood condition.Call RI.8-6478.\u2018 CANM@ValLPe QUÉBEC Feb, 6\u2014Carnival opening Feb.8,9, 10\u2014Dog Derby Feb.15\u2014Forest Day.Nations\u2019 Ball Feb.16-23\u20147nternational Pee Wee Hockey lournament (Coli= seum) Feb.17\u2014Day Parade Feb.18\u2014 Skiers\u2019 Night Fes tival (Lake Beau- port) = Feb.22\u2014 Regericy Ball = Feb.28\u2014Grand Carnival Parade Feb.24\u201471ce Canoe Races Feb.25\u20145#.Roch Festival Feb.26\u2014M asquerade Tce and Snow Monuments Street Dancing Something on the program every day.For illustrated folder and complete program, wrile 0: QUEBEC WINTER CARNIVAL INC.60 D\u2019Auteuil St, QUÉBEC, P.Q.rer te s & PEEWEE HOCKEY: Coach John Garland explains some of the finer points of hockey to the team.From left to right are: Rodger Harte, Wayne Colomb, Jim Dodge, Stuart Cooper and John Garland, Coach and recreational supervisor in Westmount.High school curling tourney planned Quebec's top schoolboy curlers meet here next week for the Provincial School Curling Championships leading up to the national championships scheduled for Guelph next month.High school rinks from ali parts of the province will compete for the Pepsi-Cola Trophy on the artificial ice sheets of the Quebec Winter Club and the Jacques Cartier Curling Club.provincial curling committee chairman Vin Lyon reports.The Hon.Paul Gerin-Lajoie.Minister of Youth.has accepted an invitation to throw the first rock.Nationol finals Feb.18-22 Winners of the event will be given a free berth to the national school curling bonspiel in Guelph | February 18-22.This is the only \u2014 FLASH \u2014 West Enders take top sports awards by Pete Baumann Six West Enders have taken | awards out of a possible seven for top sportsmen of the year, | it was learned by The Exam- | iner wednesday night, © Jae s Plante of St.Laurent, is top professional | athlete; ' @ Kenny Farmer is ex-| ecutive of the year: : @ Richard Pound is amateur athlete of the year; @ Ed Healy, coach of the year: @ Ernie Rochon of l\u2019onsard : Hockey l.cague, certificate of merit; @ Paul Valois of the N.D.G.Maple Leaf football team and! the N.D.G.Minor Baseball League.certificate of merit, Only non-West Ender on the | list is David W.(Dougie) Parsons, past-president of the St.Lambert Community Associa- tien, will be awarded the Jim Foley Trophy as Montreal's most out standing .sperts executive, ê Sports competition held annu- ange as a part of its over-all Cana.ally which draws representatives dian Junior Sports Development from schools in all W0 provinces, Progeam The bonspiel marks à high point in a school sport which has grown in popularity over the CALL THIS NUMBER past few years, Several members of previous schoolboy champion rinks are now curling with esta- .- \u2018 blished senior clubs throughout the country and are showing up with increasing regularity at the or major bonspiels.Ski Re t The soft drink tirm donating I por S the trophy makes possible both provincial and national events by providing most of the expenses 7 Days a Week 24 Hours a Day involved, It supports school curl- Register Now for the Eleventh Annual + GOLF SCHOOL & CLINIC Two Classes \u2014 Wednesdays ond Thursdoys COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, FEB.20th and THURSDAY, FEB.21st 7 p.m.to 10 p.m.8 Closs Lessons Conducted By JIM WESTWELL Y.M.C.A.Members $10.\u2014 Non-Members $15.For Further Information Call WE.7-3916 WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.4585 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST Instruction also available for teen.agers.For further information, contact Ron Watt, Something NEW has been added ot \" CHANTECLER Ste-Adele, P.Q.Han NIGHT SKIING ON ILLUMINATED HILL WITH POMA.LIFT MON.- WED.- SAT.7:00 - 10:30 PM.Restouront - Solon - Bor - Inquire re Speciol Weekends, £961 \u2018| As0n3qa4 \u2018Aopu4 \"1UlUIOXZF JUNOULSIAA JUL l L a The Westmount Examiner, Friday, February 1, 1963 12 SN 2 A A LS AS SS 2 ee oS a Soa Se ee a a Ta Ca 2 ata yy a ER A Re EE RE eS SRA RAG an ae en I a ea a a Tp a a a a a a a a eT a a THE BUSIEST \"PARTY LINES\u201d IN THE COMMUNITY ARE OUR CLASSIFIED ADS! 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