The Westmount examiner, 11 septembre 1964, vendredi 11 septembre 1964

[" ey November finish seen for Western Zoning change sought Synagogue plans new building City Council gave first reading Monday night to an amendment to its master zoning by-law to, permit Congregation, Shaar Hashomayim to, construct a religious in-| stitution on Clarke avenue.A public meeting of elector-proprietors of districts R3 and R4 will be held in City Hall on Friday October 9 at 9 a.m.to consider the changes.Officials of the Congregation, contacted by The Examiner, refused to disclose any construction plans.Their present building is located at 450 Kensington avenue, af Cote St.Antoine.61 protest valuations Twenty-five \u201cwronged\u201d citizens appeared at City Hall Monday nighi to protest increases in their property valuations assessments on the 1964-65 valuation roll.Most merely presented their estimation of the \u201clegal facts\u201d in support of their appeal, several complained that they could scarcely afford to pay the increased rates.Many property owners based their appeals on the fact that neighbors in apparently similar houses re- | ceived a lower rate.Mayor Drury explained that each appeal would receive careful attention.Homologation of most of the roll is expected at the November meeting, Sixty-one appeals were submitted altogether \u2014 28 of them by Westmount Centre.Council appeals to Quebec In other business, Council announced its intention to appeal to the Quebec Municipal Commission, declaring that Westmount intends to contest the recommendation of the Montreal Metropolitan Corporation that land valuations here be increased by 35%.The MMC decreed this increase last month in its adjustment schedule for assessing MMC administration costs against Montreal.West- mount submits that the pro- (Continued on page 2 Cyclist killed The 25-year old driver of a motorscooter was fatally injured Tuesday morning when his vehicle collided with a car at Sherbrooke and Roslyn, Police identifed the victim as David Taylor of 2005 Elm- hurst avenue.He died of internal injuries a few hours after the accident in Montreal General Hospital, Driver of the car, Basil Cornelius, 34, of 4660 Queen Mary road was not injured, RIT en VOL.XXXVI, No.37 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1964 5 CENTS 20 PAGES Park work hard hit by weather City Hall officials have of late become confirmed weather- watchers \u2014 and frustrated ones at that.Since August 16 they have been waiting for at least a three day unbroken stretch of hot, dry weather, but nature hasn't cooperated.They claim that without such an extended period of fine weather, work on Westmount Park must remain about a month behind schedule.Final grading operations and seeding cannot commence until the ground is bone-dry.\u201cWe had many fine days this past month, but never three in a row,\u201d complained an official.\u201cWe'll have to pray for good September weather.\u201d He pointed out that the current greenery, sprouting vigor-' ously throughout the park, is -wild grass which will be poisoned.Work on the first phase of.the renovation of the park was originally scheduled for completion by the end of July.Initial operations were slowed due to delays in delivering materials and difficulties encountered when the diggers uncovered part of the pld watercourse that formerly ran down through the park and into the Glen.Now completed are such operations as the installation of underground facilities to service the watercourses, building of the pond complexes with (Continued on page 7) A NEW VISTA Although work on Westmount Park is about a month behind schedule, major portions of it are complete and present a graceful late Summer vista, as shown above.Scene is the lower ornamental pond, looking north-east.Thieves hit 8 homes over long Police nabbed a a woman in separate homes.Appearing today in Westmount Court on a breaking and entering charge is Langus Vezina, a resident of the Salvation Army Hostel, caught by police in the dining room of a home at 355 Grosvenor avenue.Police later caught Miss Juliette Dubois, no fixed address, in a home at 435 Prince Albert.She was remanded for sentence in October and is also wanted in Montreal on several charges Thieves took no holiday in Westmount over the long week-end hitting a total of eight homes in three days.man and \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 week-end of breaking and entering.In each case, houscholders on | the floor above heard a noise downstairs and called police.Five other homes were entered while owners were absent: 16 and 18 Willow avenues, 122 Aberdeen avenue, 225 Clarke avenue and 717 Upper Lansdowne, Police said that television sets and general houschold valuables were taken in each case.No estimate of the loss is available, | Parks Department officials are \u2018Suspected\u2019 Elm trees await Quebec report i trees were sent to Laval Univer- i anxiously awaiting the report of | sity about a month age and a re- Laval University on the fate of over two dozen Elm trees currently enhancing local streets and parks.of Dutch Elm disease \u2014 a deadly fungus infection spread by a tiny beetle.There is no known cure \u2014 cutting down the trees is the only way to slow down the spread of the disease, Parks Department officials explain.And the individual affected trees are doomed anyway.Bark samples from suspected The trees are suspected victims, month when port is expected by next week.| A Parks Department official recently qualified his statement\u2019 reported in The Examiner last he noted that the | Dutch Elm discase situation was | much worse than last year.\u201cWe, don't yet know how many trees are affected,\u201d said the official.\u201cWhat we meant is that we have been busier this year and have sent out more samples for test! ing.\u201d | | Last year, out of 32 samples in (Continued on page 11) Subway here well chead of schedule Subway construction in Westmount on Western avenue is a full ten months ahead of schedule and may well be completed before the end of November.engineers on the job told The Examiner this week.Work begun last January and was scheduled for completion in the Full of 1965.Crews, working under contract to the City of Montreal, blocked off Western from At- water to Greene to construet the terminus for the east- west line with main subway platforms located astride the Westmount-Montreal border.Completed to date is the main terminus section extending from Atwater to Wood avenue.Piledriving operations are now being finished on the remaining portion which will be used to store subway cars, Officials explained that the rapid progress wus à \u201ccombination of fortunate circumstances.\u201d \"We had good co-operation all around and, of course, we were lucky nol to run inte any rock.The soil here is all dry silt.\u201d General contractors on the job are MacNamara Co.Ltd.who have 28 men at work.Subcontractors and other workers bring the total to about 78.It is not known if Western avenue will reopen when subway digging is completed.The Roads Department is still studying proposals to widen Western in the area of present construction.Westmount does not participate directly in the building of the subway although local authorities say they have had frequent conferences with Montreal public works officials and subway director Gerard Gascon.Quench that nostalgia, firemen ask lt won't be long before trees in this area begin to shed their leaves, according to Examiner weatherman Erie Neal.But the start of the annual \u2018\u201crakeathon\u201d usually means trouble for the West- mount Fire Department.They note that wbile the smell of burning leaves may be nostalgic to you, it is generally a \u201cnuisance\u201d to them And if the blaze is within 50 feet of a building it's unlawful.Fire also point out the fire is built beyond the minimum limits, the smoke can be a nuisance to others The Department has reported scores of calls in recent years from residents who sce the smoke of burning leaves and think a building is on fire.The answer, according to local officers, to regard the burning of leaves this autumn in the same light as the advice about driving, drinking.Don\u2019t, Department otlicers that even if The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Sept.13, 1964 2 Westmount Captain to escort Royal Yacht durng Fall visit A Westmounter will cad the destroyer escort group which is to accompany Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth during the portions of her trip to Canada in October when she Is abuard the Royal Yacht Britannia.Commanding wil) be Captain J.P.T.Dawsun of Westmount, leader of the First Canadian Escort Squadron.Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth and His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh are scheduled to arrive at RCAF Station Summer.side, P.E.l.,, by BOAC aircraft on the early evening of October 5.The Royal Party will then proceed directly to Summerside Harbour to embark in the Royal Yacht, anchored off Summerside with its naval escorts.Her Ma- ee gp LAr Tre won.ire 862 CAR 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Summerside and Charlottetown, \u2018 P.E.J.and to Quebec City.! Synagogue .(Continued from page 1) posed increase is not in keeping with previous adjustments decreed by the MMC and the Protestant School Board.Council this week also gave notice that it will enact a new loan by-law later this month for sewer work and other improvements to City property, purchase of equipment and property.A similar loan by-law to provide funds for a new substation and general improvements {o street lighting will be sought later.Certain moods of mind find an indefinable pleasure in stillness, soft, silent as the storm's sudden hush.\u2014 Mary Baker Eddy THE PLACE: Europe! For business or pleasure, your best value for that time of year.THE PRICE: SERVICE; $387.90 round-trip from Montreal to Germany.Superb! And of course in the friendly Lufthansa tradition.YOUR TRAVEL What wil ASENT1 Ad No.T-0240 GERMAN \u2018 | he do for you?Offer you experienced advice.Make a reservation, See him soon! ~CLUFTHANSA AIRLINES 1250 PEEL STREET, MONTREAL, 861-4747 Former Westmount High School principal and local education officer R.Steeves addresses members of the Headmasters Association.Back to school for principals Former Westmount High School Principal and local Education Officer R.Steeves and Westmount Park School Principal M.Craig were among the 15 who recently lead a searching type of study session as the first lesson for principals for the new school year.The theme for this year\u2019s workshop presented by the Headmasters\u2019 Association (Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal) was *\u2018The Induction of New Teachers.\u201d ' Principals, supervisors and administrators heard and discussed a report which was based on the opinions and views expressed by 59 of the 480 teachers new to the employ of the PSBGM for the school year 1963-64.The report was presented in a straight forward manner giving the reactions of the \u2018teachers without promoting the personal views of the six principals doing the interviewing.Morning and afternoon sessions were conducted by W.Roberts, president of the Headmasters\u2019 Association, M.Craig, of West- mount Park School, H.Stutt, supervisor of guidance and special education, H.Young, department of education (Quebec), Miss P.Maybury, principal of River- view School, Professor P.Horton, McGill University, J.Perrie.personnel director, and W.Perks, curriculum director.This portion of the workshop for principals took place at the Board's headquarters on Fielding avenue.Later the educators clinic continued at the Aeroport Hilton Hotel with administrators from the Catholic School Commission.Provincial Association of Protestant Teachers and the local Teachers\u2019 Association representatives added to the aforementioned personnel.Douglas Pope, deputy director, read a speech which was prepared by Robert Japp, director, who was unable to attend because of illness.Mr.Japp stated that the new teacher should be consistent, fair, courteous and firm in disciplining children.W.T.MacSkimming, superintendent of Ottawa's Public Schools, followed with a detailed outline of the induction program used for new teachers in the Ottawa Public Schools.The afternoon session included two short talks by Dr.H.S.Billings, associate depuly provincial minister of education and P.Millar, vice-chairman of the PSBGM, and a main address given by Mr.Steeves.In referring to the induction of new teachers, Mr.Steeves described the responsibility of the Board for policy.the principals for guidance, the institute of education for teaching, the new teacher for effort, and the education officer to be the \u2018\u2018glue\u2019\u2019 between.Mr.Steeves compared the educational team to a \u2018\u2018chain with five links.\u201d It was stressed by Mr.Steeves that behind all this effort was the ultimate purpose, that is, the welfare of the pupils.The Headmasters\u2019 Association Workshop Committee, sponsors of this have had one follow-up meeting.Mr.Roberts, president, states that \u2018\u2018a good deal of work now lies ahead so that some tangible benefits will be forthcoming to help in the recruitment, orientation and retention of good teachers.\u201d Route to west closes Western avenue, between De- carie and Claremont, will he closed for a month, beginning today, it was announced yesterday by the Montreal Traffic Depatment.Purpose of the closing is to permit repaving which, when finished, will mean a greatly widened section.The same section was closed recently for a period of time to permit relocation of sewer pipes.New sidewalks have just been completed this week.J.ROMISH Ladies\u2019 & Men's CUSTOM TAILOR Specializing in clothes made to measure from best materials.Also all kinds of tailoring including remodelling of Suits, Coats, Furs and Dresses.1239 Greene Avenue Phone: 932-0696 Your PLUMBING NOW and SAVE} NE =.ET ! j GET A PLUMBING CHECK-UP SOON Don't wait for plumbing or heating problems to develop.Let our experts inspect and repair or remodel your plumbing end heating soon.Call today.WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LTD.C.Cadorette \u2014 N.Lamoureux * 206 Olivier Ave.Westmount WE.5-1189 24 NOURS SERVICE 9 a? 08 a® ve ve NEED A (AB! UN.6-4551 VETERAN TAXI ASS'N.VOL.XXXVII, No.37 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1964 on ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmakers OHMAN\u2019S JEWELLERS WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.of Se 35 PAGE THREE It was \"back to school\" for 3,700 Westmount pupils this week, Catholics returning upils a day later.Above, caught, by the camera, three St.Leo's pupils make new friends as they await the opening bell.Tuesday and Protestant Belanger, Michael Pelltier, and Maurice Hudon.a From left are: Guy 3rd.Field Engineers Planning a Sweet Sixteen, Bridal Shower or any celebration rib\u2019n reefy The Red Door to Dining Pleasure COMPLETE BANQUET FACILITIES 8105 Decarie Blvd.Phone 735-1601 MAY KAY CHINESE RESTAURANT x CHINESE FOOD at its best vw ORIENTAL atmosphere % BANQUET faciities À BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCH Canadian or Chinese Full course: $1.15 up.Lieutenant-Colonel J.A.Wolfe, CD, Commanding Officer of the 3rd Field Engineer Regiment (Militia).of Westmount announced that the new revised training season for his Regiment will commence on Wednesday, September 9, at 7.45 p.m.At the same time he announced the new rote of the Militia in general.which will immediately become noticeable, due to the revised training program issued by Headquarters Quebec Command, which will be implemented immediately.This new program emphasizes the military role and aspect of the Militia at the expense of subjects related to National Survival, which will be greatly reduced.This means a return to a more specialized training for the role and functions of an Engineer Regiment, in addition to a stricter basic military training for all ranks in specialized Corps.such as the Corps of Royal Canadian Engineers.As a special addition to the regimental training syllabus, a course in French is added for all ranks, open to any member of FULLY LICENCED \u2014 FREE PARKING \u2014 AMERICAN EXPRESS AND DINER'S CLUB HONORED 6055 Cote de Liesse (Opposite Skyline Hotel} 747-5455 AAAS A40000000000040000000000000800000000040 AVRAHAM AANA Local regiment aims fo become bilingual the unit.Lt-Col Wolfe took this initiative in order to make his Regiment fully bilingual.The many French-speaking members of his Regiment also speak English.Several weekend exercises are planned tor the fall, comprising bridge building, Field Defences Watermanship and Water Sup ply.Fieldcraft and Demolitions.During the-past summer training the Regiment built a permanent 30-ton bridge for the Canadian Historical Railway Society at Delson, P.Q.providing access to the museum grounds.Regiment seeks recruits A special recruit training program will be launched in the beginning of October, and all those interested in joining the Unit to serve in the Militia, are requested to report to the Regiment between Septembr 15 and Octobr 15, at 3 Hillsside avenue, Westmount, on Wednesday nights, between 8.00 p.m.and 10 p.m.A total of only 60 recruits will be accepted, who will receive their basic training during the coming season.There are also vacancies for women between the ages of 18 to 45 years, to serve in the Regiment as members of the Canadian Women's Army Corps.Their training will commence at the same time as that of the male recruits, but in different subjects.The 3rd Field Engineer Regiment is the only Engineer unit in Montreal and comprises members from all parts of Greater Montreal in both languages.Bronfman lectures to commence Oct 5 Professor Gershom Scholem, was born in Berlin and educated professor of Jewish Mysticism of at the Universities of Berlin, the Hebrew University in Israel, | Jena, Bern and Munich.He has will be the first to lecture under been on the staff of the Hebrew the auspices of the Allan Bronf- University in Israel since 1923, man Lectureship \u2014 a Foundation The author of several books, he established by Allan Bronfman | has been a visiting Professor at of Westmount for the purpose of | the Jewish Institute of Religion bringing noted Jewish scholars to | in New York and Brown Univer- Montreal.These lectures will sity in Providence, RL.Since take place October 5 and 6 at 1946 he has visited many parts the Shaar Hashomayim Synago- of the world on behalf of the gue in Westmount.Hebrew University ln search of Professor Schulem's lecture | Jewish Cultural Treasurer, theme on October 5 will be,.Mr.Bronfman is widely known \u201cSome Aspects of Jewish Mysti- as an individual well-concerned cism.\u201d The word \u2018\u2018Mysticism\u2019™ ; with humanitarian causes.Me is implies esoteric rites or doctrines.presently the Honorary Presi- Professor Scholem has studied | dent of the Jewish General Hos the aspects of Jewish Mysticism pital of Montreal, Deputy Chair- diligently and to such an extent ; man of the Board of Governors that his lecture will undoubtedly \u201cof the Hebrew University in Jer- clear away the indifference or usalem and oceupies other high aversion that has long been as- offices in communal life.His sociated with this subject.| career has encompassed welfare His topic on October 6 will be ; projects of world-wide dimen- | \u201cIdeals of Jewish Piety.\u201d sions, This first series reflects the ee Foundation's desire that the in-i Difference between na poor vited lecturers bring to light ; man and a rich man is that one Jewish learning and what it can worries about his next meal contribute to the problems of while the other worries about mankind: and to also make the'his last one.community at large more aware \u2014 of the new work being done in Splinters on the ladder of suce- the fields of Jewish scholarship.cess are much sharper on the Professor Gershom Scholem way down.ee 9 Thought for the ay - How comforting to know that you can look forward to a retirement income, and at the same time protect your family in the event of your premature death.Life insurance can bring you this peace of mind.May I discuss Sun Life's modern policy plans with you?9 RICHARD GORDON Sun Life Building, Suite 156 TELEPHONE: Office: UN.6-6411 Res.: 482-7716 SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA TREE OWNERS Trees are alive and there is more to their care than meets the eye.Proper treatments are the results of correct diagnosis.\u201cConsuit the Company with the Qualified Personnel\u201d SINCE 1933 (Cavapian Quabe Tree Qervice LIPUTEO HU.9-6811 77 Montreal-Toronto Blvd.Lachine, P.Q.\u2014 The Westmount Examiner.Friday, Sept.11, 1964 4 THE e\u201d FY M a! LI | Examiner Serving the City of Westmount since 1930 HUGH R.MOUNT, General Manager Printed and Published Every Friday by MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 29 John W.Sancton Hugh E.McCormick President and Publisher Chairman Editorial \u2014 Accounting \u2014 Circulation Display Advertising Departments 481-277 Classified Advertising \u2014 8:30 a.m.to 5 p.m.Daily {To 8:30 p.m.Mon., Tues.& Wed.) 481-0451 Fbe Examiner sims to be an independent.clean newspaper for the home, devoted io public service.$0.26 half vear.Five cents + copy.Mail subscriptions: $2.50 per years Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers A«sociation, Quebec Newspapers Association, Canadian Community Newspapers Representatives.CANARIAN wig C0) Un Authorlzen ns Second Class Mail by the Post Office Department.Ottaws and for payment ot postage in cash.WE SAY A Moral responsibility OW is the time for all motorists to exercise extreme caution when driving through areas where children are heading back to school.Westmount Police have warned motorists that they intend to strongly enforce laws regarding traffic speeds in school zones.They will have extra men on traffic duty, others are involved with teaching children to cross streets at intersections and so on.But this is not enough.As the Quebec High- wav Safety League points out: \u201cThe Safety of our children is the responsibility of adults.\u201d The implication is that all adults \u2014 and espe- ciallv motorists \u2014 have a moral responsibility in this connection, Being legally right when an accident occurs and this is frequently the case, doesn\u2019t restore a voung life or a crippled limb, Responsibility should begin with the parents and extend to teachers and others.Children are carefree.or should be, but they can quickly learn the dangers of darting out into the street when properly taught.Meanwhile, it is up to all of us to safeguard precious lives by keeping our wits sharpened when driving through school areas, near playgrounds or anywhere children might be found.wi : Gravel pits are not good play- YOU SAY Police radar is not enough Sir: 1 think all too much emphasis is being placed on electronic gadgets in this and many other municipalities, The radar sets used by the Westmount force do have some effect, but not enough.I assume that more speeders are being apprehended and that there is some reduction in average carspeed.But there's a dark lining as well.The knowing motorist realizes that in each instance police have only one set of radar in use.If he has spotted one in action, he feels safe in assuming that from that point to the end of city limits he is safe \u2014 and can speed on his way.Good, old-fashioned policemen cruising the streets in patrol cars or even standing on corners will slow more cars than all the gadgetry of modern science.OLD-TIMER Praises city for preparations Sir: When the publie works departments of most municipalities \u2018especially Montreal) close streets for repairs, blocking rush hour traffic, motorists are usually left to fend for themselves as best they can.No so in Westmount, at least in the case of Grosvenor avenue.Few were caught unawares, First came an announcement that the street would close.When workman actually began the job, numerous detour signs were erected, warning motorists in advance, Extra policemen were on duty to speed the flow.Although I have lived in Boston, Toronto and Montreal I have never before seen such a through job of compensating for a blocked street.MOTORIST EDUCATION FOR ALL Not too many years from now, many of us hope a university education will be available to grounds for children, If there every student who has the aca- is deep sand a youngster may demic qualifications for entrance.start a slide and be suffocated.And the same policy would apply Other youngsters playing near- to those with aptitudes for tech- by might not realize what has nological training.So for the fu- happened to the child in time ture .we can expect more to obtain help.Young children and more to be done to keep our should not be allowed to play young people at school until they near excavations or construe- are A, 21 or older.\u2014 Dauphin tion work.Man.\u2019 Herald and Press This Week in Westmount PROFESSOR CHARLES TAYLOR, Metcalfe avenue, McGill University and University of Montreal teacher, stated recently that Quebec nationalism has little appeal to the working class of people but there are signs that the movement may become a mass force in the near future.When nationalism in Quebec becomes a mass force, then the province may become independent in a short space of time.DAVID C.MUNROE, director of McGill educational in- stituet, and former pupil of Mr.McRae, Westmount High School, appointed to the Superior Council of Education, for a three year term.HENRY KEYSERLINGK, son of publisher R.W.KEY- SERLINGK, Cote St.Antoine, returned to Montreal last week after spending 87 days motor-scooting and hiteh- hiking across 10,000 miles of American and Canadian countryside alone.He left Montreal May 7 last with $7.in cash, He worked in various jobs along the way to earn his keep, from hosiery mills to bus-boy, and ranch hand.He intends to study law at university.At shot in the arm to revive interest in replacing or rebuilding the Old Mountain Playhouse, whose director was MRS.NORMA SPRINGFORD, Edghill road, for several years, has been spearheaded by an article written by Walter Massey, actor, who recently appeared at La Pou- driere, in \u2018\u2018Sunday in New York\u201d.DR.AND MRS.ROBERT TOWNSEND, Lansdowne avenue, held a reception in honour of the McGill Chamber Orchestra under the direction of Alexander Brott inaugurating the 25th anniversary of the group .On September 13, Canada\u2019s latest racing layout, the Mont Tremblant - St.Jovite Circuit, will show Canada's top racing drivers led by champion Ludwig Heim- rath.Racers from Westmount who (Continued on page 5) by VALENTINA RAHR RODERICK ROY, (left) Beaurepaire, with a schoolmate, experiment with old fashioned rock lifting devices during a visit by the pupils of their school to Upper Canada Village.They are pupils at the Montreal Association School for the Blind.This is the only English-language school for blind children in the Province of Quebec.It is supported almost entirely by donations from the people of the Province.Montreal Association for Blind seeks help Founded in 1908 to serve the English-speaking blind of the Province of Quebec, The Montreal Association for the Blind still provides for them, the only School for blind children, Home for the Aged Blind, sheltered workshop for blind men and women and the only Braille and \u201cTalking Book\u201d library situated in the Province.In addition the Association HAN RE carries on an active program of ACROSS 2.Sayings: 24.Large GNER WME social service and home teaching 1.Part of Lit, amuse- AN JIA by means of a trained staff of # shoe 3.Emblem ment 3 SIN] [1 i : | ° 8.Beer of area, 9 CR AY blind social workers and instruc- ingredient \u2018 authority 27.Shel- dS) à 7 tors.The Association\u2019s services .TVA | ; ; ® White ant, gambler: tered oH LEDS are available to any blind per- 10.Incite sl, 29.Aloft Cu.5 son regardless of race creed, or 11.A light mea! &.Kind of 80.Suit- all SINS age.2 12, King of meat cases A308 VIN ; Phrygia: 6.Sash: 31.Ex.SlgiolHI JIWIA With less than 3% of its re- Ia paid: abbr.7 yg A punge venues coming from government .Lamprey .38.Lever \u201d iati i 17.Constella- lever 35.Little 38.Wise men.sources, the Association relies on tion 8.Gaze child 42.Minute voluntary subscriptions from pri- 18, Affirma- 11, À con- 86.Fluid \"akin vate donors.It uses no canvas- tive vote vision in opening sers, sells no magazines nor toilet 19.À little 13.Perched the 65.Girls .; stream 16.Part of veins \" nickname articles.It makes its appeal for 22.Leap the of the 46.Old times; donations by mail only.lightly mou ods: ar i i 25.Apple seed 20.Vitality PVR.48.area an It is now asking the readers 26.Molten 21.Java tree 87.Art.province: of the \u201cNews and Chronicle\u201d to 28 gast iron $3, Pronoun less abbr.help this very necessary work \u2019 12 15 7715 16 17 18 6 y sending their donations direct 22 of Ptation: \u2018tv A # to the Montreal Association for \"abbr.0° yo the Blind, 6980 Sherbrooke St.84.Mast L West, Montreal 28.85.Mendersot [il 2 3 PE F 7 16 7 WINE AND DINE 89.Musio i .na Ts BF es \"Bo.Am 22 2 5 Ontario has accepted the idea, 41.Bark .partly, we suppose, because the 48.Verb form 26 7 availability of cocktails is re- 44, Possensive garded as something that is case of 3 7 necessary if a community is to \u201cthou' 7 =a further its tourist trade.On this 47.reb-footed s 50/87 38 7 » basis alone, since we are looking 49.Egg- 40 141 42 V/ 7 3 forward to an increase in the .shaped a.number of tourists coming to this 50.Sea eagle 44 | Cr 56 community, it could be argued 61, Rip strongly that we should permit 82.Places # cocktail lounges and liquor with DOWN 7 7x meals.\u2014 Aitkokan (Ont.) Pro- 4.A pre, gress.of bear FY J 3?*e do ta Westmount branch of B of M celebrates 60th anniversary Westmount branch of the Bank of Montreal will observe the 60th anniversary of its establishment next Tuesday, according to John S.England, the manager, Mr.England said that the branch was opened on September 15.1904, in the sandstone and brick building it still oc- cuppies at the corner of Greene and Destern avenues.The first manager of the office was G.A.E.F.Aylmer.who later became u baronet.At the time the B of M open- \u20ac ed here, Westmount had a population of only 9.500, and there was almost no industry TWELVE MANAGERS During its 60 years here, the | B of M has had twelve managers.Mr.Aylmer, the first manager, remained in charge until 1913, when he became manager of the important Peel street branch, in Montreal.He was succeeded by#later, he was succeeded by H., D.Carr.Subsequent managers were: J.D.Molson, 1926-31; T.E.H.C.Smith became man-| Carlisle, 1931-36; A.A.Stewart, 1936-38; W.K.Newcomb.1938- J.H.Pangman, who remained in charge for one year.ager in 1914 and, three years ANOTHER GRAND VISIT A big city has so many things to offer that is one of the reasons that I like going to one on a vacation.Many people prefer resting in the MARTIN CAR RENTALS Daily, Weekly, Monthly and long term Leasing Cars and Trucks 24 Hours a Day Service on Three Locations 650 Ste.Marguerite St.WE 7-9338 Wr) dE mn A Grateful public think Our plumbers have A knack with sinks.EL.what a < 2 JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 CA AAA * Musical Sharps, Flats & Naturals By FRANCES GOLTMAN JACK S.ENGLAND country \u2014 cach to his taste.Ever since 1 can remember, one of my first destinations is to seck book and music shops to find things that are unavailable at home or are new and have not been imported yet.Among the largest music publishers in the country, Mills Music, Inc.in New York City.occupies a complete floor in the Brill Bujlding on Broadway.It has branches in nine European countries, three more in the United States and one in Toronto, Canada.When I wended my way to, this firm onc morning, after looking up the address in the telephone book.1 was surprised when 1 arrived to discover that the complete building is rented to members of the music trade.In a very central part of the metropolis, Jack Dempsey\u2019s famous restaurant is just part of the ground tloor.Anyone who has been to New York knows this location near Times Square.As the president, Jack Mills was out of town, the receptionist referred me to Louis Schwartz, the business manager of the firm, a tall, friendly man who asked my mission, when I told him I was from Montreal.Upon explaining that I teach the piano, do criticisms and write music columns in The Monitor and Montreal Gazette and always sought interesting data on vacations, he was interested and introduced me to two important members of Mills, Don Malin, the educational director, and Bernard Kalban, in charge of editorial, promotion and advertising.These kindly men were both interesting and interested.Big, people are very often easy to talk to and I felt relaxed.they, seemed like folks that 1 had known a long time.Great help During the lengthy period I was with them in Mr.Malin\u2019s | attractive office, they not only\u2019 (Continued on page 16) 41; J.Galt, 1941-45.A.D.Horne, 1945-48; and W.M.Jackson, 1948-52.Mr.Jackson was succeeded in 1952 by the present manager, Mr.England.A resident of the district, he takes an active interest in civic activities.FOUNDED IN 1817 Although it completes its 60th year next Tuesday, the West- mount B of M is only a \u201cyoungster compared with the parent institution which was founded in 1817 by nine Montreal merchants and which has had an important role in the development of Canada ever since.The B of M issued Canada\u2019s first native currency.It also founded the branch-banking system when it opened a second office at Quebec City, two weeks after its opening in Montreal.Branches followed at Kingston and York (now Toronto.and at other outposts and trading centres acros the country.Today.with more than 940 branches throughout the ten provinces, the B of M also has offices in the United States, Mexico, England, France, Germany and Japan, and at Canadian Army and RCAF bases in France and Germany.In conjunction with the Bank of London and South America, the B of M in 1958 founded the Bank of London and Montreal Limited, now operating in : Latin America and the Caribbean.Effective October 1.Barelays Bank DCO.will acquire a one-! third interest in BOLAM, to broaden and strengthen opera- tions in the countries it serves.This week .(Continued from page 4) are planning to enter are Dave Greenblatt, and Peter Lerch, FRED WRAY, St, Leo's, CHRISTINE HURTUBISE, St.Paul's, ELIZABETH SPARROW, Westmount High School, ROBERT LEGGATT.Westmount High, all members of the Junior Council posting tecnagers un fashion at a well-known department store EDNETAO ETA ET ETAON .EDNA MARIE HAWKIN, Sherbrooke west, well known concert pianist, broadcaster, examiner, and festival adjudicator, judging young musicians in Toronto at the Canadian National Exhibition daily.AUTOMATION A BOGEY It is hard to avoid the conclusion that much of the current hullabaloo concerning the supposed terrors of advancing automation serves no useful purpose whatever.Our achievements thus far surely entitle us to face a move highly automated future with confidence rather than alarm.\u2014 Quesnel (B.C Cariboo Observer.ATTENTION COLLEGE STUDENTS! 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Southern California where he studied In the division of social sciences and communications as a Clune Fellow.During his studies at Southern California, he was National President of Alpha Epsilon Rho, the first Canadian to hold this office in the national honorary fraternity.During studies in Europe, Father O'Brien examined operations of BBC and ITA in London, the Comité Français de Radio-Television in Paris, the Cine Club movement in Brussels and the Office Catholique international du Cinéma.His doctoral thesis on the development of a national radio system in Canada will be published shortly.a J.L.ADAMS, 932-2136 1385 GREENE AVENUE Corner Sherbrooke PROPRIETOR 932-2488 with MAGNOLAX VICHY CELESTIN A.S.A.TABLETS EPSOM SALTS NOXZEMA CREAM CLEARASIL SOAP REVLON MOISTURE LOTION REVLON VICKS VAPORUB HUDNUT'8 PLAYTEX HOUSEHOLD GLOV JOHNSON'S FOOT SOAP 1000 SACCHARIN Va gr.GLYCERINE SUPPOSITORIES AQUAMARINE SHAMPOO TOP BRASS HAIR DRESSING \u2026.» $1.00 SHAMPOO and CREAM RINSE 53% $1.39 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Industrial Research at Ottawa's Carleton University, sponsored by the Engineering Institute of Canada, Mr.Drury called for a major increase in research and development, in order to oversome this country's \u201ctechnology lag.\u201d \u201cWe must seek to double or even triple the level of developmental activity in Canadian industry as rapidly as possible\u201d said Mr.Drury.\u2018Obviously\u2019 he told the group \u201cthis cannot be accomplished overnight, but 1 would suggest a target annual growth rate of industrial research and development of the order of twenty to twenty-five percent sustained over a period of five years.\u201d Mr.Drury stressed that Canada\u2019s most critical short-comings lie in the application of science to the development of new or better products.He indicated that the Government is now exploring the possibility of extending direct financial assistance towards the promotion of civil development projects which would be in line with the practice of other advanced industrialized nations.Mr.Drury suggested that such a program will provide challenging opportunities for our best scientists and engineers to contribute to the progress of the nation.Behind Japan The Minister drew a comparison between Japan and Canada pointing out that both countries had begun industrialization at about the same time and that each country has relied heavily upon imported technology in the past.He indicated that to match the performance of Japan's industry it would have been necessary for Canadian industry to exceed its current effort by 250 percent, To match Sweden we would have to increase our industrial research by four fold and to keep pace with the United States would require over six times our present expenditure.Mr.Drury said that in order to sustain a rising standard of living for a growing population, Canada must expand the industrial sector of our economy \u2018not only by investment.preferably Canadian\u201d but by a radical upgrading of the inherent technological capability of our industry.\u2018The achievement of technical superiority in our manufactured products seems the best way to ensure competitiveness and to develop new markets both at home and abroad.\" He revealed that the Government\u2019s recent tax incentive scheme for research and development programs has already induced a ten percent rise in research effort within its first year of operation.\u201cOur shortcomings in industrial research and development activity may be a reflection of our dependence on imported technology due to the subsidiary character of our industry.In the past.Canadian industry has benefitted tremendously from the skill and knowledge which have been acquired from our American and European partners and we certainly hope that this situation will continue where it is to our mutual advantage.However it must be appreciated that they also have an inherent disadvantage in relying too heavily on imported technology.\u201d In dealing with this subject Mr.Drury called for the creation of \u2018\u2018an intellectual climate which will stimulate new ideas.\u201d \u2018We must develop a business attitude which is responsive to technological progress and we must broaden and strengthen the creative capability of our industry.\" \u2018\u2018\u2019This means more scientists in industry, better research facilities, many more engineers to apply results of scientific progress and the re-investment of a larger share of company earnings in research and development.We must also achieve a much closer link between the scientific activities of our government research establishments, our universities and our industry.Above all, we must abandon our \u2018follow-the-leader\u2019 or \u2018branch office\u2019 complex and begin to exercise our native talents and initiative, for it is not merely a matter of short-term profit or loss, but may ultimately become a question of our economic survival as a nation.\u201d services.Schools \u2014 Kindergartens Dance Studios Music Teachers Business College Your advertisement in the WESTMOUNT EXAMINER reaches the type of people who are interested in your Call today for rates: HU.1-2771 ASK FOR MR.MOUNT FILCO UARANTEE © ALL FILCO DOORS AND WINDOWS CARRY A ~~ GENEROUS GUARANTEE _ ON SCREEN AND GLASS .BREAKAGE Beautify your home with ised \".aluminum doors, windows, siding by : FilterLite AH Weather (Alum) Lid, 102 Elmslie, LaSalle A Reynolds Aluminum Company CALL 366-5630 Mark of Quality , fot free estimate by Fileo consultant +?» 0 » \u201c + n Û + » 3 *v \u201ce The SS Seven Seas \u2014 ocean going university Sea going University to offer unique travel opportunity reports George Jost A travel opportunity.which campus and university.Besides rooms and projectors.and a hos- combines a liberal arts curri- actual classroom.facilities, the pital with full medical staff.There culum with the enrichment of 482-foot ship is equipped with will be a full schedule ol social \\ world travel.is being offered to swimming pool and other full re-| activities aboard the ship includ.some 500 college-level students creational facilities.pianos and | ing dances, sports.little theater groups and concerts.by the University of the Seven.other musical instruments.dark- Seas.Sailing from New York on PTT - October 19, the University.aboard RI Wee A big 4\u2019; on your savings when you place your mony with Montreal Trust.Interest is calculated monthly on Personal Reserve Accounts.You enjoy free chequing privileges with a Regular Savings Account, and here's an important plus.the Jonger hours! So convement.And you can deposit by mail if you wish.Let us open an account for you today.ap © Montreal Trust 777 Dorchester Blvd, West.Place Ville Mane Tel.861-1681 the m.v.SEVEN SEAS.will call; at some 18 ports avound the world.The Spring cruise will sail | from San Diego on February ur! 1965, Information on both sem-; ester cruises in available through: George Jost at 5050 de Sorel.| The itinerary for the upcoming Fall semester cruise will empha- () size exciting Mediterranean and Southeast Asian ports.These are: Lisbon: Barcelona.Naples.Pir- a e asus, Beirut, Alexandria.Port: 0 NT, Said, Suez.Bombay.Colombo.! Ve wesThOY Singapore.Bangkok.Saigon «| Hong Kong.Keelung.Yokohama, : and Honolulu.The first cruise ends when the ship arrives at San Diego in February.1965.At each of the ports visited, students will be assigned interesting tours and excursions in ! their avea ol concentration in-; TO volving conterences and inter- - views with leaders in government, | i business.education, religion and the arts.In addition.students will pea\u2019 Gi ei at + Tu be brieted on local political.cul Nex ¢ che ; (Ling tural.economic and technological affairs by guest lecturers from each of the countries visited.A new feature of the U7S is the recently instituted \u2018\u2018Adult World Cultural Seminar\u201d which is open to any interested adults who are over 30 years of age, This new program has been designed Lo include adults in the unique educational opportunities of the U7S with special courses particularly tailored to adult needs and interests.The m.v.SEVEN SEAS.for which Holland-America Line is the general agent.is especially equipped for its role as a floating Park work .{Continued from page 1! waterfalls and pumps, building of bridges.new paths and contouring.A brand new irregularly shaped pond has beeu constructed in the centre of the park connecting with the duck poud by a waterfall, By advertising a product.a manufacturer sells more and by selling more he can cut unit cost in production, thereby making the product cost less.This would be a better world if we had more wild life in our fovests and less in the big cities Ad.Na.S-11 V961 CLL \u2018adoS \u2018AOpisg \u2018souju:DXF unOWNSIA dy) L The Westmount Examiner, Friday.Sept.11, 1964 ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of ood and Western CLERGY The Revd.Alex.Meller: \u2018Ihe Revd, Glenn L.Pritchard: The Revd.Canon 8.Organist & Choirmaster Ldward FT.Brewn.Sunday, Sept.13th TRINITY XVI bite uen Holy Eucharist 10:15 an.Muttins osadd HOOD ion Sunday School 11.00 um.Sung Euchnsist 760 pm.Evensong Weekdays: Mois Evcharist 760 um.Tuesdays.Thursday 8:00 am, Friday #40 san Wednesday ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Rosd end Church Hill Ihe Hev'd.J.N.Doidge, Rector bbe Rev'd.TF.M.8.Kingston TRINITY XVI L 60 wan Holy Communion #30 in Holy Communion and Sermon or WO ome Maltins with Sermon 1100 im.Crib Cormer.Nursery & Chureh School \u201c30 pan.Evensong with Serinon Preacher tor the Day \u2014 The Recto WEDNESDAY \u2014 EMBER BAY W060 am Holv Communion Organist & Choirmaster: Norman W.Hurrle, ARCO.A.R.C.M.F.T.CL.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue et Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST.IN BOSTON, MASS, 13th Sunday, Sepi.s» 0 sm Church Service Lesson - Sermon Subject: \u2018SUBSTANCE trolden Vext: Galatians 30 They | sstuch he of faith are blessed with fasthful Abraham.EVERY WEDNESDAY 8 15 p.m.Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM In the Church Edifice: Open Tues.usy.Thursday and Friday.2 to 4 pm.: Wednesduy 6:30 to 8:00 p.m, LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 286 Clarke Ave, Westmount Wm.C.Nolling.B.D.Pastor Lydia Eibich \u2014 Organist Sunday, Sept.13th Cab om Senior Sunday Schoot 1060 am Adult Bible Class Ham Service.Jr.SS.and Nursery ~ PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 349 Melville Avenue Rev Chae.C.Cochrane.B.A.BD.Minister 13th Sunday, Sept.vod an Pubhe Worship Freavher: The Mmister will Preach, Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster AH wre Cordially Welcome UNITARIAN \u201cThe Unitarian Church Of Montreal CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.let Simpson} Sundoy, Sept.13th FLAME OF OLYMPIA Res Leonard Mason, BA, BD, B.Lindway (Hon).BAPTIST SY NAGOGUES TEMPLE EMANU.EL | 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Robbi sSubbath Shudn Services Friday Evening, September 1th ut 8:13 p.m.Dr.Martin Cohen will speak on \u201cHoliness Is For The Hard.\u201d Sat- erduy Morning.September 12th at 11:30 a.m.Sermonette Forgiveness\u2019 by Di.Stern Hegular Clusnes Resunied in Temple School tor new season Saturday Morning, Scptember 12th.8:30 a.m.High School, Post-Graduate and Confirmation Class Departments.Sunday Morning, September 13th, 9:30 vtr, Junior School.commencing with pre-Kindergarten, Kindergarten and Primary Grades, Hebrew School, Mon- ldsy afternoon.September 14th at 4 pau.Classes are held Monday thro l'Thursdes afternoons 4 to 6 p.m.Day of Alonement Services Tuesday Evening, September 15th it 7:30 p.m.Wednesday Morning, September 16th at 10:30 a.m, Children's Service at 1:30 pm.Wednesday Afternoon.Afternoon Service at 2:30 p.m.Memorial Service at 4 pm.Neiluh Service at 5 pm UNITED | Westmount Park Church (Cor, ; Minister: REV.CALLUM THOMPSON CD.BA.B.D.Director of Christian Education Mra.David Belman, B.Sc., M.A.Organist and Choirmaster Mr.Wayne K.Riddell, B Mus.McGill Sunday.September Lith 11:00 a.m.Morning Worship Sermon Topic: \u201cFROM HELL TO HERE\" + Wednesday, September 14th &#b pm.\"OPEN HOUSE\" - Come and view the New Webster Memorial Hall | DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.and Lansdowne | Avenue Ministers: Rev.R.Douglas Smith.B.A, B,D.\u2026, D.D.\"Stafford.B.A, B.D.Mrs.Holly E.Pavideon Sunday, Sept.13th 11:00 AM.\u2014 MORNING WORSHIP The Sacrament of Baptism Sermon: \u201cONE DIRECTION ONLY\" Rev.R, Douglas Smith.D.D Evening Service Withdrawn \u2014 Organist and Choirmaster | Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bue, I1St.Andrew's WESTMOUNT Cote St.Antoine Rd.neer Argyle Ave.) (ol Ministers: HEV.ID dM.GRANT.BA.D.D.REV.A ID MOULAND.B.A.B.D.Miss Valerie Lewis, Dir.E.Ed.Gordon White, B.Mus,, Organist 1196 2m Gon Sermon by De Grant Church School with Crib laut ns ' Corner und Nursery VISITORS WELCOME Dominion-Douglas Services resume Worship will be resumed in Dominion-Douglas on Sunday.Dr.Smith will return to his | pulpit and will preach on the ! \u201cOne Direction Only.\u201d Baptism theme The Sacrament of will be administered.Minister: REV.Assistant Minister: Minister Emeritus: Rev, Rev.IO omy.10.00 and 11:00 a.m.WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Member Baptist World Allionce and Canadian Baptist Federotion™ Sherbrooke Street Wast at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist HAROLD J.BALSDON, Allen E.Organist and Choir Master: John Cook SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th EXPENDABLE CHRISTIANS 7:30 p.m.\"MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS\" 8:00 pm Wednesday: Midweek Service * 45 pm.Friday \u2014 BYPU Sunday : VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOMED hureh B.A., B.Fh.Hallett, B.A, B.D.J.A, Johnston, B.A.D.D.School Lunsdowne and Western Aven.) | \"HAVE WE FORGOTTEN - | TWO MINUTES WITH THE BIBLE ce BY CORNILIUS R.STAM PRES.BERBAN SIBLE SOCIEVY CHICAGO 33, MLINOIS from Him \u2018the gift of God,\" which is \u201ceternal life, through Jesus Christ our Lord\u201d (Rom.6:23).Accept that gift; trust the Christ who died for your sins and He'll give you plenty to do\u2014 the most rewarding service any man can possibly render.Temple Emanu-el Yom Kippur services announced Officiating at the worship on Yom Kippur Day will be Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern and Professor Martin A.Cohen.The worship is as follows: Tuesday evening, September 15 7:30 p.m.Ko] Nidre chanted at 7:45 p.m.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cKol Nidre \u2014 Mystery Martyrdom and Miracle\u201d in the Temple Sanctuary.In the Grover Auditorium, Professor Martin A.Cohen will speak on \u201cAlone with Opportunity.\u201d Day of Yom Kippur the worship will commence on Wednesday morning, September 16 at 10:30 a.m.both in the Temple Sanctuary and in the Grover Auditorium.Special Yom Kip- pur Children\u2019s Service at 1:30 p.m.in Temple Sancturay.Ser- monette by Professor Miles Wisenthal.Afternoon Service at 2:30 p.m.Memorial service at hortation only to believers, 4 p.m.Neilah Service.Yom Kip- for God will not accept our pur Day at 5 p.m.money or our good works.un- * ¥ ¥ til we have first accepted The Chicago newspapers carried an account the other day of a large church, burned to the ground, at a loss of about half a million dollars.Our sympathy goes out to the pastor and congregation who, atl best, will have to carry on for a time under makeshift arrangements.But the account reminded | me of the story of another church on lire.The crowds had gathered to see the fire engines pour water on the burning building, when one man spotted a friend in the crowd.\"Hi Bob!\" he shouted: \u201cThis is the first time I've see you at church.\u201d \u201cWell,\u201d responded the other.\u201cThis is the first time I've seen a church on fire.\u201d We write this us a special appeal to true.born-again Christians.Isn't it true that if believers were more \u201con fire\" for Christ, more completely sold out to Him those who are now disinterested would be more apt to become interested and come to know Him as their Savior?We so soon lose interest or become discouraged and quit.This is why the Apostle Paul, that tireless ambassador for Christ wrote: \u201cTherefore.my beloved brethren, be ye steadfast, un- moveable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, for- asmuch as ye know that your labor is not in vain in the Lord\u201d «1 Cor.15:58).This, we repeat.is his ex- BROTHERHOOD OPENS - OT | SEASON WITH ADDRESS BY Ver + : DR.GUSTAVE GINGRAS, FRCP.On Wednesday evening.mon October 21.the Temple Bro- touts fall foliage therhood dinner meeting for the New Temple Season will be held vin the Grover Auditorium to which ladies are invited.Dr.| Gustave Gingras, Executive Di- | rector, Rehabilitation Institute : The breathtaking beauty of of Montreal will speak on \u201cRe- autumn in Vermont awaits visit.habilitation \u2014 National and In- ors to the Green Mountain State | ternational.\u201d \u2019 during the next few weeks.Autumn is the particular sea- H son when the state's forest-clad mountains perform their annual foliage spectacle.The state's famed maple trees wear cloaks of crimson, orange and gold, blending with the multi-hues of ! beeches, elms and the rich- green fir trees.All sections of Vermont are treated with the foliage show.letting visitors and residents, too, choose between distant panoramas or nearby trees with leat- covered branches bowing over Sol sun-dappled country lanes.- Fall in Vermont is a time when the evening air is crisp and the mornings sparkle in fresh, carly sunshine.It's also harvest season, corn stocks and the round of home-cooked community suppers and bazaars delightfully discovered in many small towns, Color photography is at its best with unlimited subjects ranging from stone walls and covered bridges to white-steepled villages, all set against (he colorful foliage backgrounds.Vermont's foliage season usually begins in higher elevations.continuing for a spectacular four- weeks or more across lower elevations and into the valleys along wandering streams.Because of the interest.even tor overnight or weekend tours, advance arrangements for lodging are sng.rested.For a free Autumn in Vermont vacation Kit, write, Development Dept.Desk 8 Montpelier.Vermont 05602.Committee in charge: Isidore .Morrell.Gerard Hirsch, Jack Engels, Ted Nashman, Edward i Auerback.Q.C.Robert Glay- mon, William Hoffman.David Metrick, Murray Deskin.MOTHER AND DAUGHTER | SUKKOTH SABBATH SERVICE Saturday morning.| tember 26 at 11:30 a.m.followed by Sisterhood luncheon in Gro- | ver Auditorium.Program \u2014 fashion show.Conveners \u2014 Mrs.| Ernest Rosengarten and Mrs.| Cukierman.! carcass.\"The Golden Voice of the Gospel\u201d EVANGEL PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Closse ot Tupper \u2014 Across from Atwoter Terminus ALL FAITHS WELCOME \u2014 ADMISSION FREE Communion set for evening service \u201cExpendable Christians\u201d wil) be the subject of the morning sermon by the Minister, the Rev.Harold J.Balsdon, at West.mount Baptist Church.Communion will be celebrated at the evening service, which is at 7:30.and the Minister will preach on the topic, \u2018Mind Your Own Business.\u201d The Assistant Minister-elect.the Rev.Allen E.Hallett, recently graduated from Acadia University.commences his ministry today.His ministry wil) be particularly in the field of Christian Education.Church School re-opens on Sunday with classes for all ages.the Senior and Adult classes meeting at 10 a.m.and the other classes at 11 a.m.The mid-weck meeting of the church is on Wednesday at 8:00 p.m.for Prayer.Praise.and Bible Study.The CGIT meets on Friday at 7 p.m.and the BYPU on Friday at 7:45 p.m.A lie.turned topsy-turvy.can be prinked and tinseled out, decked in plumage new and fine.till none knows its ad \u2014 Henrik Ibsen Even a mild intake of carbon monoxide can have bad effects.if caught out in a heavy rainstorm in the car, turn off your engine if you are parking.If vou must keep driving there is usually one side of the car which is not receiving heavy torrents of water so leave as much of that window open as possible, with a narrow opening in some other window to create à cross draft.Even a small intake of the fumes may make you unfit to drive.so don't fai} to keep a window open.in good or bad weather.= e : HOSE of all faiths, | those of all financial circumstances.receive the same high quality service when we are called.BA.Collins AF wn T1AME STREEY WES) PA RUNNY 5610 SHERBROOKE SOLOMON KING * R.C.A.Victor Recerding Artist * Converted Hebrew * Formerly Rondy Leeds of T.V.ond Night Club fome HEAR HIM SING ond TELL MIS STORY SEPT.9th - 13th NIGHTLY AT 8:00 SUNDAY 11 em.& 7:30 p.m GOSPEL MUSICALE SATURDAY: 8:00 P.M.nr a Lu & ® Hô ae % ve ta eo Unity Boys\u2019 Club opens enrollment for Fall program The Unity Boys' Club of, guidance program for boys | istration for the 1964-85 season Dancing School which will be JUDO CLASSES and now that the preliminaries | officially opened on Friday eve- Allan Bechard's Judo classes Westmount, a project and girls from six to sixteen are over, a limited program of ning, September 11th, from 6.30| are also meeting regularly.founded by the Rotary Club years of age is beginning its.activities will be in force until |p.m.until 9.00 pm.Three| During the past two weeks, they of Westmount, has com-| fifteenth year of operation October 1, when the Club gets groups will start on Friday, have been preparing for a Judo menced another program | at its Greene avenue Head- down to the Fall and Winter they are: The Baby Dolls.the Demonstration planned for the ; .schedules.Starlites and the Junior |20th, Septerhber at Delorimie( season for the youth of|quarters and its twentieth as.DANCE SCHOOL | Rockettes.Stadium.\u2019 so.Westmount and St.Henry.a Boy's and Girls\u2019 Club.One of the first activities to, Others interested in joining| Registration for all these The Club, which provides a For the past two weeks, the, get underway on a regular! the classes are asked to see Miss | classes are now being taken at complete recreation and! Club has been conducting reg- basis is Miss Joan Tennant's.Tennant on Friday evening.the Club.IS she asking fora dollar more at every door?Because Montreal is growing - and putting greater and greater demands on Red Feather Agencies.Because the last few Red Feather campaigns have fallen short of their objectives.Because this is a year of crisis! Today we're almost half a million And unless Red Feather gets extra dollar to your contribution dollars in the red.Budgets have greater financial support this year this year.Can you?And will you been cut to the bone.Every dollar than ever before, Montrealersin \u2014to help the old, the lost, is put to work where it will do need of help will go without.That's the sick and the helpless the most good.But a dollar why your Red Feather canvasser Montrealers, who can\u2019t doesn't go as far as it used to.js asking you to add at least an quite stand alone?36 RED FEATHER AGENCIES DEPEND ON YOUR ONE YEARLY CONTRIBUTION TO THE 1964 RED FEATHER CAMPAIGN SEPTEMBER 21 TO OCTOBER 5 ¥961 \u2018LL \u201cides \u2018Aopuy \u2018Jauiwoxy sunouysam ay) 6 The Westr-ount Examiner, Friday, Sept.11, 1964 10 University Day Courses leading to the degrees of B.A.B.5c.B.Com.B.Eng.lvening degree courses.B.A., B.Sc.B.Com- Certificate in Engineering.School of Art\u2014Day or Lvening.High School-Evening only.Elementary School \u2014 Evening Sir George only.ny Business School\u2014Day or Evening.Williams School of Retailing\u2014Day only.INFORMATION FROM THE OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR VI.4.013} Loe, 53 University and Schools 0) The Montreal Y.M.C.A.1135 DRUMMOND SI.STUDIOS iJ,» Ballet \u2014 Tap - Ballroom Speech \u2014 Singing Modeling \u2014 Charm HU.4-3717 Thomas More Institute\u2019s 20th Year Program of Adult Liberal Studies features \u2014 \u2014 for example \u2018Environment - Space - .Time\u2019 © reading - discussion groups Time Introduction to Contemporary Physics\" \u201cThe Poet In Society: search for authenticity\" \u201cThe Imagination of Continental Europe\" Motivation to Know\u201d \u201cEffective Written English\" \u201cTeaching The Slowly Educable Child\u201d \u201cIrony and Distance: the film in its single act of vision\" ® lecture courses © in the morning © in the afternoon * mainly evening groups ® specialty courses ® remedial programs ® à Pointe Claire series Beginning October 5 Groups at 220 Pine Ave.West, at 3421 Drummond Stat Stewart Hall, Pointe Claire B.A.degree (U.of M.) obtainable For details and folder, please call the Institute Tel.: 842-5076 Ml | living insensible.a EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY New homes are planned on Roslyn City Council this week gave the go-ahead to two property owners to construct new dewllings or additions.Approved was the redivision of a lot at Cote St, Antoine road and Roslyn avenue into four new lots.Owners, Syd.Sandys Inc.propose to erect two semi-detached houses fronting on Roslyn avenue.Architects are Betts and Cash.Also approved was a redivision ol property between Severn avenu\u201d and Rosemount Crescent to enable the owner, G.Drummond Birks, to construct an addition to his home at 57 Rosemount Crescent and a detached garage.Architects are Donaldson, Drum- mond and Sankey.Sloth is torpidity of the mental faculties; the sluggard is a \u2014Johan Zimmermann Character is much easier kept than recovered.\u2014 Thomas Paine Viola L.Benson A.R.C.T, PIANO and THEORY Private and Class Instruction Also the CARL ORFF METHOD Music Class for Children ages & to 10 5167 Cote St.Antoine Rd.484-0356 EDNA MARIE HAWKIN LR.A.M., ARCM.PIANIST FESTIVAL ADJUDICATOR EXAMINER TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, HARMONY, ETC, STUDIO: 4200 Sherbrooke St.W.932-6203 Peter Pan Nursery School Private Kindergarten Special pregramme arranged for Children from 3 to 6 years.REGISTER NOW LIMITED ENROLMENT RE-OPENING SEPT.14th Particulars on Application Mrs.A.F.D.Macdonald {Miss Elizabeth Veitch) 220 Prince Albert Avenue For Appointment Please Phone Between 9 a.m.ond 4 p.m.486-4310 or 481-3603 Transportation Available CT