The Westmount examiner, 12 février 1965, vendredi 12 février 1965

[" 12, 1965 5 CENTS 16 PAGES places a tiara head, while W.The students of Westmount High Schoo! selected the Queen and King of their Carnival late last week.The crowning took place at the carnival dance Friday night, C.Mackie, vice-principal, QUEEN AND KING CROWNED on Queen Elizabeth Sparrow's Osterman.head of the Physical Education Department, crowns King Tim Cas- grain, For story and photo see page 14.City Hall renovation tenders called again The City of Westmount nue.Some departments may be ; temporarily moved Lo Victoria this week called for new.Hall.Preparations for the move tenders for the renovation gre now being made.of the interior of City Hall.Tenders for the renovation were At the same time, the city originally called late in Novem- ans A ber.When they were opened in called for separate tenders, pubic Dec.18th.eleven bids for the plumbing and heat-'had bcen received.The lowest ing, air conditioning and was $262.785 and the highest was rical work for the al- $308.949.coca ! TENDERS LAPSE Thirty days later the tenders SEPARATE TENDERS The renovation tenders will be R { I d received at the office of City Dr.Paul Clerk R.B.Seaman until 2.30 p.m.Thursday.Feb.25.Tenders for mechanical and electrical work will be received until noon David, director of Feb.23.Architects for the project | the Montreal Heart Institute \u2014| are Balion.Ellwood and Aimers, \u2018 Planning a fund-raising cam- Unofficially it was learned that, Paign for a cardiac research depending on the bids received.! centre here in October next \u2014 the city hopes to deal with the addressed members of Wesl- renovation at the first council mount Rotary Wednesday at meeting in March, and that actual their regular weekly meeting in work might get underway in, Victoria Hall.March.Once work has begun.the! Noting that in the early alterations are expected to take Months of 1964 President John- from four to five months.son of the U.S.formed a com- RELOCATION | mission \u2018t 0 recommend steps to During the period of renovation, reduce the incidence of heart city departments will be relocated ' disease.\u201d Dr, David explained to the Public Safety Building and the working of a similar group City Hall Annex on Stanton ave- locally.a group that has been Le Next week\u2019s weather By ERIC NEAL February 13 to 20, 1965 Mainly sunny and cold all this full moon week.Mists or rime frosts each morning and a little powder snow.Northern Lights are usually exceptionally brilliant at this time.Temperature range: below zero nights in the south.days 30 to 35°F: for the Laurentians.-10 and 20 or 25°F.Snow 3-3\".25 to 30 hours of sunshine.Cloudy and warming to end the week with a little snow each day.Freezing drizzle for some places although nights continue bitterly cold.lapsed.No official reason was given for the bids being allowed \u201cto lapse, but it was learned that cily officials are taking extreme care to see that no problems \u2018arise in connection with the renovation the first major ,change to the forty-year-old \"structure since it was built.It has been stressed from the \\ beginning of the project that no , alterations arc to be made to the exterior of the building.heart story active in the battle against cardiac discases for the past decade.The present and future Montreal Heart Institute.he said, is \u201cthe kind of centre for clinical and laboratory teaching and patient care now advocated in the U.S.by a team that includes the best cardivlo- gists in the world.Heart disease, he said, has no fiontier.no language, no religion \u2014 and as a physician and a humanitarian he believes that the Montreal Heart Institute should unite the best workers in the field for the benefit of all patients.Angina.coronary thrombosis, he said is the greatest killer of modern times and accounts for the death of one person in four tone male in three! of all over 40.Laying the groundwork for the October campaign, Dr.i David paraphrased the late .Winston Churchill, saying \u201cgive us the tools so that we may continue our work.\u201d Tucker to officiate New flag to be raised Monday The City of Westmount \"their national flag.history of the city that a fag other than the Union Jack will top city flag poles.The flag raising ceremony is expected to be held at noon the time when all federal build- \u201cings and embassies abroad will lower the Red Ensign and raise the maple leaf fag.City officials reported that Mayor Tucker will definitely ol- ticiate at the ceremony.However, it is understood that the root- top location of the City Hall flag staff practically rules out any ceremony being held there.The flag pole can only be reached by climbing through a trap dour leading to the roof.There is a ground level flag pole outside the new Public Safety and City Hall Annex build- cing on Stanton avenue, above Cote St.Antoine road, and as tar as it could be determined at press time, the ceremony will be held there.The most logical time to hold the ceremony, it is felt.is at noon when federal ceremonies are scheduled to take place: however the flag raising at Quebec City will take place in front of the Parliament Building at 4 p.m.Barring any last minute change, the ceremony here will be held at noon, Shortly after Parliament adopted the new flag.the decision was made here to tly the lag.There was, so far as can be learned, little controversy over the decision and no opposition to the move has been publicly voiced.The city purchased three ex- Monday evening will raise the new Canadian flag Monday as Canadians from coast to coast inaugurate As The Examiner went to press city officials were still working out details of the flag raising It will be the first time in thex- -\u2014- ceremony here.amples of the new flag several wecks ago and they were on dis play at City Hall.Blier Report studied Westmount cials, including Mayor Michael L.Tucker are presently studying the re port of the Blier Commis sion on Montreal Island intermunicipal problems.Though (he report was released Jan.29, and portions appeared then in the Montreal press, complete and official English-language copies were not available until sometime later, Mayor Tucker, though declining to comment on the contents of the report, has said that when the announcement was made that the members of the commission were unanimous, he felt that they were to be congratulated.Whatever recommendations were made, Mr.Tucker said, would at least provide a basis on which something might be developed.city offi- Synagogue's plans face public meeting The amended expansion plans of Congregation Shaar investigation, Hashomayim will face their first hurdle Tuesday evening when a public meeting will be held at City Hall beginning at 8 p.m.Some 1.000 elector-proprictors, - - - located in the district of the congregation's property on Cote St.Antoine road, are eligible to have a say on the zoning amend- munity hall.chapel, kitchens and a library.Provision has also been made ment that would permit the \u2018or shielding from view a service $1,000.000 development of the CMftfAnce, as well as enclosing property., play arcas, and screening off the The synagogue's expansion frontage along Metcalfe avenue A model of the property detail ing the alterations is on view at City Hall, Eligible property owners considered by law to be in the dis trict of the synagogue's Ken.sington avenue-Cote St, Antoine.Metealle avenue site, own prop- south plans include provision for 70-car underground parking and 13 spaces for outdoor parking, Provision for parking was the main objection to the congregation's original plans.A public meeting \"was held last fall on the eapan- sion and more than 10 property owners in districts R3 and R4 erty of Cote St.Antoine demanded that a referendum be road between the castern and called to approve or disapprove western limits ot the city the plans.The poll was set for Nov.10, but the synagogue withdrew its plans and altered them.The new plans have been given first reading by City Council.INDEX If 10 eligible clector-proprietors make representations at the pub- Churches .8 lic meeting, another referendum will be called.Classified Ads .12-13 The expansion includes a two storey addition, and will.accord.Editorial .4 ing lo plans submitted by ar chiteers Elisoph and Berkowitz, Sport .14-18 provide additional classrooms, a Women's .10-11 s board room.meeting room, com- N The Westmount Examiner, Friday, February 12, 1965 Scripture sacred but not remeofe, Rabbi tells Institute on Judaism \u201cIf Jews and Christians have been alicnated in the past, il was not simply for divergences in religious views.Rather, it was for historical, ethnic and racial reasons,\u2019 Rabbi Dr.Samuel Sandmel told the 24th annual Institute on Judaism at Temple Emanu-El this week.Dr.Sandmel, Provost of the Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati O., is perhaps the world's foremost Jewish authority on the New Testament.He spoke to the some 300 clergymen and religious educators attending the day-long Institute both in the morning and the afternoon.\u201cBecause scripture is sacred, many people assume that it is remote from the human heart and devoid of humor,\u201d he said.\u201cIn synagogue and church services, some of the richest literary gems are read in a monotone.§ find myself mystified by this attitude.SRRRARRAR AAR RÉCIT BLUE HEAVEN RESTAURANT \"Now Featuring .DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS YOUR CHOICE OF 4 SPECIALS ** ] have never been able to understand why we are so blind to the rich drama and humor in scripture,\u201d he said.\u201cIf we are to understand these narratives, we have to imagine the audience for whom they were created \u2014 a crossroads village or a campfire, a narrator speaking to hold the interest of people grouped around .These tales were not told to thin air.They were told \u2018o people,\u201d Dr.Sandmel said.Speaking at the afternoon session, Dr.Sandmel told the Christians in the audience \u2018\u2018I find you different, but not alien.\u201d \u2018\u201c\u201cl will never be able to understand the Christian God,\" he said.\u201cnor will any Jew, no matter how much reading we do of the New Testament.\u201d , \u201cYet,\u201d he added, in spite of this, 1 say Christians and Jews have the same God.Both religious + PFTFRPÉFFFF 99° Enjoy one of our American Style RED BRAND RIB STEAKS Includes French Fried, Vegetable & Coffee rr rye $1.50 (Next to Montreal Buick) XARA I SN Akh Also Bar-B-Q Chicken, Spaghetti and Savoury Pizza.Accommodation for parties, group meetings, banquets, afternoon teas, etc.Special rates.You are welcome to inspect our clean, modern kitchen at any time.4022 St.Catherine St.WEE re 932-1968 FREE DELIVERY Anywhere in Westmount ANEMIA III INCI IIIA ICA JAN A AC IRMA IRIE ACME AA MEAL IEEE ++ +4 ++ groups aspire after the same thing; they are both monotheis- tie .\" He said that Christians and Jews had lived in sheltered societies, each group shut off from the other.He spoke of the ingrained fear a member of one society had for another society believed hostile.But things have changed, he said, \"I can stand in front of you now and say \u2014 1 am not afraid .I am different from you but I am not alien.\u201d .Both Protestants and Catholics owe \u2018\u2018a lamentably late but none the less sincere apology' to the Jewish people, Dr.Carl Herman Voss, a prominent Protestant theologian who is professor of theology at St.Lawrence University, Canton, New York, told the luncheon session of the Institute.The Christians have not paid sufficient tribute to Judaism as \u201cthe mother faith of Christianity\u2019 and they have not done enough penance \u2018\u2018for our stupidity in keeping anti-Semitism alive and giving credence to the monstrous lie that the Jews killed Christ.\u201d The invocation at the luncheon was pronounced by Rev.Dr.Rudolph J.Berlis.Words of tribute to Dr.Stern who founded the Institute 24 years ago were spoken + by the Rt.Rev, James S.Thom- r son and Rev, Father Walton Hannah.Color films planned at Atwater Library Three color films will be presented at the Atwater Library Wednesday evening, Feb.17, at + [8.15 p.m, The films are Peru - People of the Andes; Guatemala - Nation of Central America; Life in Haiti; + |and Panama, Crossroads of the Western World.WAITING FOR SPRING TO RENOVATE AND REDECORATE?WHY?loans for home and farm improvement are available through your bank Wise Canadians take advantage of the winter.Skilled men are usually more readily available during the cold weather, and the job gets done when you want it.Materials are in generous supply\u2014and off-season discounts and extended payment plans can make your renovation budget go much farther.Under the National Housing Act special RIGHT NOW! Home Improvement Loans are available through your bank at low interest rates.You can borrow up to $4,000 and take up to ten years to repay.A Farm Improvement Loan offers you up to $15,000 with äs long as ten years to repay.Government sponsored Small Business Loans are also available through your bank for renovation and repair of smaller business premises and equipment.EVERYBODY BENEFITS WHEN WINTER WORK IS INCREASED, DO ITS NOW! Issued by authority of Hon.Allan J.MacEachen, Minister of Labour, Canada.OIN-3063 Unity Boys\u2019 Club 1t\u2019s election week at Westmount.Peter Whiteside, Johnny Walker.\u201cThe Teenage population at the\u201d Club, now numbering 123, will, vote on Friday and Saturday, February 12th and 13th, and will elect a Teen Council comprising three girls and three boys, one of which will be elected to the position of president.All week the nominees have been campaigning, speeches have been made, posters of every size and description were to be seen everywhere in the club, all leading up to Saturday afternoon at 3 p.m.when the ballots are to be counted and the results to be announced at approximately 4 p.m.The \u201cTeen Council\u2019 has been formed as a direct result of the Teen Conference held recently at the club.It was felt that the teenagers themselves should be given more responsibility and an opportunity to assist the full- time staff in planning more effective teenage programs.TEEN TIME: The sudden upsurge in teenage activity at Unity was particularly noticed last weekend when over fifty teenagers participated in the Saturday afternoon Musical Jam Sessions and then proceeded to take part in a mixed deck tennis tournament.The four team league was organized by Bill Bain, one of Unity's four scholarship students attentling Sir George Williams University.The four teams are: The Drips, The Drops, The Snoops: and The Sneaks.The Drips edged out the Drops 15-13 while the Snoops defeated The Sneaks 15-12.The players: Drips: Russell Fordyce, Philip McHugh, Mike Radoman, Susan Burns, Judith Ann Mackereth, Pat Kenneway and Charlie Howes.| The Drops: Jan Anamaet, Lawrence Crouch, Gary Taylor, Heather Gwynne, Zena Riff, Joanne Bellemare and Keith Gavin.The Sneaks: Douglas Fisher, Wayne Buckingham, Ni- colo Missori, Heather Baylis, Loretta Fernandes, Lise Cusson and Allan Bechard.The Snoops: Peter Whiteside, Jimmy Hotton, John Pouliot, Lynne Lawson, Louise Teen Council to be elecled this week By MAURICE MARIASINE the Unity Boys\u2019 Club of Ten Senior Club members have been nominated \u2014 six will be elected to the Unity Teen Council.The ten -nominees, five boys and five girls are as follows: Heather Baylis, Heather Gwynne, Susan Burns, Lynne Lawson, Suzanne McCrea, Charles Joyner, Bruce Norris, Jimmy Hotton and In addition to the repairing of radios, the boys will be learning the fundamentals of radio electronics.JUST A REMINDER: The Unity Volunteer Institute has been scheduled for Wednesday evening March 17th.Although all the club leaders will be receiving formal invitations in the not too distant future, this notice is a reminder that March 17th, should be set aside for the Institute.The objective of the Volunteer Institute is two-fold.Firstly, it will give all the club's volunteer workers an opportunity for a fellowship get-together, and secondly, it will provide an opportunity for the workers to iron out any problems that have arisen (Continued on page 13) 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 Colligan, Evelyn Irwin and Bill Bain.' | INVITATION EXTENDED: The Neverlanders Drama Group have invited the, residents of Prospect House to be their guests at the presentation of \u201cANNIE GET YOUR GUN\" on Monday evening, Feb.22nd.Club members will have the opportunity to see the play on Friday evening, February 19th.BOB JOHNSTON ELECTED: The \u2018\u201c\u2018Larks\u2019\u2019 Group Club, operating for the second consecutive year, and one of nine group clubs conducted at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club, had their annual election and Robert Johnston was elected president, Bobby Johnston joined the Unity Boys\u2019 Club on May 4th, 1959.He has participated primarily in sports, however, during the last two years, in addition to his sporting activities, he has become a junior leader in the club, assisting in general activities on Thursday evenings and as co- coach for the Club's Girls\u2019 Basketball Team.The Larks meet every Monday evening \u2014 the group's advisor is Charlie Howes.Repair Shop is in operation under the leadership of Richard Wheeler and is conducted every Thurs- MARTIN ETS 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 RADIO WORKSHOP: The Radio || Your PLUMBING NOW and SAVE] CHECK-UP SOON Don't wait for plumbing or heating problems to develop.Let our experts inspect and repair or remodel your plumbing and heating soon.Call today.WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LTD.C.Cadorette \u2014 R.Guitard 206 Olivier Ave.Westmount WE.5-1189 24 NOURS SERVICE day evening starting at 7 p.m.* re ro meet EED A (AB! pe N.6-4551 VETERAN TAXI ASS'N.VOL.XXXVIII, No.6 y 257 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1965 \\ \"e600\" OV LISA ESTABLISHED WATCH REPAIRS OHMAN S WE.3-4046 1899 5 Certified Watchmakers JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.\"ses ve» PAGE THREE THE BOYS SHOW THEIR WORK: After the annual meeting at Weredale a tour of the home's facilities took place.Here three Weredale boys show work done in the industrial arts room.Fillol, Left-to-right are Mayor M.L.H.Roy Crabtree, president, Tommy Robson and Eric Norman.Tucker, Helios who was re-clected Weredale annual meeting told 7,002nd boy enrolled i in \u201864 Are You Looking For A GOOD USED CAR?If So BE SMART \u2014-SEE SMART RALPH H.SMART MONTREAL BUICK LTD.5333 St.James \u2014 corner Decarie WE.7-6348 \"| Among those SPCA REPORTS ON SUBSCRIPTION CAMPAIGN 2501 persons have contributed a total sum of $22, 314.91.soon as possible.Even though the objective of $25,000.00 has not been reached, SPCA wishes to express its sincere thanks to all those who have so generously contributed.Receipts for income tax purposes will be forwarded as | In 1964 the 7.002nd boy was \u201cenrolled at Weredale House since the day its doors first ; opened in 1870, executive direc- , tor Vernon F.McAdam reported this week at the 94th annual meeting of the Corporation of the Boys' Home of Montieal which operates the house and ! Camp Weredale at Luke L'Achigan.\" \u201cIt is the proud record of this | organization throughout the years that no boy was ever \"queried as to his color.his creed or his condition; the fact that he needed care justified his acceptance,\u201d Mr.McAdam said al the meeting which was held Tuesday evening at the home.attending the meeting was Mayor Michael L.Tucker.who moved the adop-i tion of the annual report and! later toured facilities at the! home, H.Roy Crabtree, who was re- i elected president of Weredale | House, stated in his annual re-, port thal operating costs continued to soar and demands on the services of Weredale became heavier.\u201cWe are thought,\u201d he stated, \u201cthat other happy in the up the slack.and our call on Red Feather continues to diminish.\u201d Dr.Frederick Shoppam, me- dical officer, said in his report that \u201cVery little illness of a serious nature had occurred and | you will notice yourselves that | lour boys appear no different from other boys living under | conditions much different from! those of this house.\u201d i | Fred N.Dundas was re-elect ed a vice-president.and G., Meredith Smith was named to a | similar position for the first : time.| C.F.Ritchie was returned as honorary treasurer and W.W.(Continued on page 15) | } sources of revenue have Ps Library annual report Herzog, \u2018Spy\u2019, Rector most popular in 1964 The readers\u2019 favorite characters in fiction in 1964 are u most unlikely trio -\u2014\u2014 Moses Her- .zo0g, The Spy Who Came in \u201cfrom the Cold, and The Rector of Justin, Mrs.Norah Bryant, Librarian at the westmount Municipal Library, states in the library's annual report.In non-fiction the emphasis was still on people, Mrs, Bryant states.Philip Magnus wrote about Edward VII, J.K.Galbraith about The Scotch and Luigi Barzini about The Italians, while Charlie Chaplin, Evelyn Waugh, Compton Mackenzie and Jean-Paul Sartre wrote about themselves.All these works hve been exceedingly popular with the membership, according to reports.! The repurt shows that membership at the library rose to a total of 7, 884 | in 1964: of the total 2.907 were registered in the juvenile section.Bouks in the library as of Dec.1964 numbered 76,462, an increase of 3,462 over the previous year.The library was open a tutal of 288 days during 1964.The public library today must serve two masters, the students and the general publie, and how fo do this with fairness to both is a problem widely discussed among librarians, the report states.Noo satisfactory solution has been found but each library strives to adjust its program to ever-inereasing student demands, the report adds.\u201cWith student demands in mind,\u201d Mrs, Bryant writes,\u201d we have used the provincial grant in three ways \u2014 to enrich the book collection, to provide additional equipment for better service, and to employ extra (Continued on page 5) Whether it's a mortgage or clean-up fund .readjustment of family income .career girl or young man's saving plan .key man, partnership or employee welfare situation, Sun Life has a program to solve your problem.As your local Sun Life representative, may | call upon you at your convenience.Of course, with no obligation.Telephone \u2014 Office: UN.RICHARD S.SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA GORDON UNIT MANAGER \u2014 Mansfield Branch, Sun Life Bldg., Suite 156 6-6411 - Res.: 482-7716 ® \u2018Letter Perfect\" Typing 320 VICTORIA AVE.® Tel.: 486-7130 McKINNEY SECRETARIAL SERVICES REG\u2019 ® Duplicating ®@ Photocopying @ Individual Secretarial Service Westmount 6 Our Work Is As Fresh As A.Oz AS £ © Parking IF YOU OWN AND DRIVE A CAR, You Are Lucky Indigent men, women and infirm, in oll parts of Need Without a volunteer driver the free medical treatment THEY MUST HAVE IF YOU ARE WILLING TO DRIVE SOMEONE EVEN ONCE A MONTH PLEASE CALL The Montreal Volunteer Bureau Services Bénévoles de Montréal Serving 22 hospitals \u2014 56 agencies in Greater Montreal Vi.4-4442 | ARG CS ne Ah alld Sheu ida UN children, sick, aged and the city and suburbs you these people do not get The Westmount Examiner, Friday, February 12.1965 4 WE SAY T HEWES bo LA] NT Examiner HUGH R.MOUNT, General Manager Printed and Published Every Friday by MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7008 Kildare Rosd, Montreal 29 Joha W.Sencton President and Publisher Hugh E.McCormick Chairmen Editorial \u2014 Accounting \u2014 Circulation Display Advertising Departments 481-2771 Classified Advertising \u2014 8:30 am.to 5 p.m.Dally (To 8:30 p.m.Mon., Tees.& Wed.) 481-0451 The Exsmnimer aims ts be ar Independent, clean newspaper fer the seme, develsad te publie service.$1.20 half year.Newspapers Association, Quebey Newspapers Association, Five cents » copy.Mail subscriptions: 62.50 per yaar; Member of the Canadian Weekly Canadian Community Newspapers Representatives.Authorized as Second Class Mail by the Post Office Department, Ottaws and tor payment ot postage in cash.Dr.Rondeau N ANY Westmounters this week mourned the passing of Dr.C.W.H.Rondeau.Dr.Rondeau, a pioneer dentist in the community, was one of the best known of the city's professional men.A great number of local residents have visited his offices near the Greene avenue- St.Catherine street intersection.He served them well.He served the city in other ways as well \u2014 for many years as an alderman he was, at different times, commissioner of parks, police and finance.He served too, when he ran as a candidate for mayor in 1927.He built his campaign around the need for open discussion of city affairs at meetings of City Council.He did not win, but in the struggle he made West- mounters more aware of how their city is run.His loss is felt by many -\u2014 those who were his patients, those who knew _-him in public and private life, and they were many, and by the members of the many clubs to which he belonged, as well as the members of his family.To them go our deepest sympathy.Reason for pride He Ninety-Fourth annual meeting of Weredale House (Boys Home of Montreal) was held this week.The Executive Director of Were- dale.V.McAdam, reported that as the home closed its books in 1964 the 7,002nd boy was enrolled since the home opened its doors in 1870.One can only wonder YOU SAY Criticizes drivers, issues warning Dear Sir: The weather conditions of this week have brought to light at least two facts.One, laws should be formed to curb irresponsible, unthinking drivers who make no allowance for weather conditions.While the streets were awash with slush and water, drivers roared through Westmount sending filthy muck flying all ways around them.Surely some law could be passed that required drivers to slow down considerably when their speed almost drowns pedestrains in muck.Some of the worst offenders Wednesday in Westmount were the Provincial buses that pass through on Sherbrooke street.They took absolute smiling pleasure in coating pedestrians with the muck their bulk splashed.1 \u2018saw one woman have to wipe their muck out of her eyes.There must be some way to stop the unthinking, and even sadistic driver that secks out the largest puddles to play in.Also, as the ice coated steps and pathways, it became apparent that potentially dangerous situations exist.The wide, relatively high stairs of the local YMCA were complete sheets of ice.The Y has no mats on the stairs .nor do they have a temporary wooden railing down the center of the stairs as do most buildings with similar stairs in winter.If the stairs are not salted, or some precaution taken, there is going to be an accident there.The stairs at City Hall, though mat covered, were completely frozen over and hazardous.Nothing was done to them until the afternoon, Many elderly people have business there; the stairs should be salted or cleared of ice at all times.Wet-through.THRE oR an MN REN NE what would have happened to those thousands of boys if the home had never existed.The home can be justly proud of its record \u2014 that no boy was ever queried as to his color, creed, or condition.25 years ago in The Examiner Feb.15, 1940 The death of His Excellency Lord Tweedsmuir, The Examiner reported, was marked in Westmount by a resolution of condolences adopted by The Westmount City Council, and by a memorial meeting held by the Rotary Cluh; at Victoria Hall As a further expression of the loss felt by the city, the City Hall closed at 1 p.m.An ice carnival scheduled to be sponsored by the city at King George Park was postponed one month due to the death of Lord Tweedsmuir.At the memorial meeting held by Rotary ,the Rev.Gordon Burgoyne eulogized the Governor-General.Appropriate songs were sung by Harry Claude, a one minute\u2019s silence was observed, and applause following remarks by speakers was withheld.* * * CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE A resolution inviting R.S.White to again become the Conservative candidate in the St.Antoine-Westmount federal division, was unanimously adopted at a meeting of the St.Antoine Conservative Association.Mr.White stated that in all probability he would make an official announcement the following week.* 0% % BOOKS AND MAGAZINES The Westmount branch of the YMCA made a special appeal for magazines and books for the new \u201cY\u201d Red Triangle Club opened for soldiers at the Westmount Barracks.At a meeting of the directors of the Business Association of Westmount J.M.Kennedy, well-known local business man, was appointed executive secretary of the association.QUICK CANADIAN QUIZ 1.What is the origin of the name of the town of Souris, P.E.1.?2.The federal civil service payroll was $70 million in 1939.What is the current figure?3.Over the past five years has the number of passenger cars in use in Canada increased by an annual average of 50,000, or 100,000, or 200,000?4.In dollar value which product of the Atlantic fisheries ranks first?Of the Pacific fisheries?5.Spending by all governments in Canada on health totalled $68 million in 1945.What is the current figure?: ANSWERS: 5.In 1961, an estimated $1.1 billion.3.By about 200,000; total car registrations in 1963, 4,830,000.1.Souris is the French word for mouse; on three occasions crops of early French settlers were destroyed by plagues of mice .4.Lobster on the east coast, salmon on the west.2.In the current year the federal civil service payroll wil) be $950 million.(Material prepared by the editors of Quick Canadian Facts, the pocket annual ef facts about Canada.) Westmount in 1905 The water dispute was deciding issue Following is the third and final story in a three- part series on life in Westmount in 1905.This final article is a continuation of last week\u2019s story of the election campaign of 1905-06.At that public meeting where Mayor Duclos and his supporters faced their critics, the mayor stated his position in relation to a lawsuit the city had brought against the Montreal Water and Power Company for failing to live up to its contract to supply pure and wholesome water.\u201c.I say none can mis-w understand my position,\u201d Mayor Duclos stated.\u201cI am now and always was against the prosecution of that lawsuit.\u201d The mayor went on to give his reasons: \u201cEven if you did win after all the appeals, all you would have would be a judgment.What you want is pure water as quick as you can get it, and I say you will never get it until the termination of this contract unless you drop this suit and meet this company like business people with a reasonable compromise, even at a slight loss.\u201d Asked if he thought the matter should be submitted to the people, Mayor Duclos was reported to reply that electors were apt to be carried away by all sorts of reasons .while council would act upon long experience.A.McGoun, a candidate for council opposing Mayor Du- clos and his supporters, after he had outlined the background of the city\u2019s fight with the water company, turned to the motives of the water company.*\u201c.what these gentlemen wish to do,\u2019 Mr.McGoun said, \u2018\u2018is to obtain from us for nothing a franchise extending over twenty-five years, and then to turn around and allow the franchise to be expropriated by the City of Montreal, and anything from a quarter of a million to a million dollars paid to them for something that did not cost them\u2019 a dollar .\u201d Later in the meeting.pro- mayor candidate J.R.Walker was asked if he now or ever has been financiallv interested in the water company.\u201cNo,\u201d Mr.Walker replied, \u201cI am not, nor was L.\u201d Were vou not invited to become a director.\u201d opposition candidate W.Galbraith asked him.\u201cYes, but I refused,\u201d Mr.Walker said.\u201cYes,\u201d Galbraith said, \u201cbut I must say that this is the first time in my business experience where a man has been asked to become a director of a company of which he is not even a stockholder.\u201d As the campaign drew to a close, citizens of West- mount received a circular from the water company giving new proposals.A council meeting was called to deal with the proposals.The Advertiser charged: \u201cThey attempt on the very eve of retiring or being dismissed .to force a settlement on the town on the water company's terms.\u201d Coun.Cross recommended that a by-law be prepared concerning the new terms, and discussion went on for two hours, until a citizen in the audience asked if the proposals had been officially received by council.Councillor Cross spoke up: \u201cI object to any answer be- ¢ ing given to this question.It is a most improper one for any ratepayer to ask.Councillor Galbraith spoke: \u201cIf a citizen cannot get an answer to that question, 1 will ask it myself.\u201d Mayor Duclos answered,\u201d 1 know nothing about it, except I have received a copy of the circular the same as other ratepayers.\u201d Galbraith replied, \u201cThen there is nothing before this meeting for it to consider, and we have been talking two hours for nothing.\u201d The proposed amendment was withdrawn and the whole matter referred to a committee.As the election approached, four candidates were running with Citizen's Municipal League backing, Mayor C.A.Duclos, J.R.Walker, Fred Fowler and John Stewart.The minutes of the first Town Council meeting after the newly elected members took office, show the following: James W.Knox, mayor (Mr.Knox was supported by the critics of Mayor Duclos); aldermen, A.McGoun, A.M.Murphy, W.Galbraith, J.Rogers, W .L.Lee, and AN.Scott.Not one of the candidates of the Westmount Citizens\u2019 Municipal League was elected.That league should not be confused with the present- day Westmount Münicipal Asociation, which was not formed until 1908.C.P.Dutton is on leave of abseiice C.P.Dutten, superintendent of Victoria Mall, is now on leave of absence until the date of his retirement, June 17, it was learned this week.Mr.Dutton took time out from real estate examinations he is writing \u2014 at, of all places, Victoria Hall \u2014 to explain that he is preparing for a second career, that of real estate.\u201cI don\u2019t approve of sitting down and doing nothing,\u201d he said.\u201cMaybe when I'm 70.\u201d Though Mr, Dutton is being feted by friends now, he prefers to wait until the official date of his retirement before receiving the accolades due his many years of service, including a full story in The Examiner of his years at Victoria Hall.COMMON AILMENT?In considering the drive against gobblygook we are reminded of the patient who asked the doctor to tell him in plain English with him.The doc replied that he was just plain lazy.The patient then asked now could the doc give him the medical term so that he could tell his friends.\u2014Campbellton (N.B.) Tribune.what was the matter Dr.C.Rondeau, ex-alderman, pioneer dentist A link with an interesting period of Westmount\u2019s early political and commercial life was severed on the weekend with the death of Dr.C.W.H.Rondeau at the age of 91.A dentist \u2014 Dr.Rondeau was born in Joliette and obtained his degree at the dental school of Bishop's University.Practicing his profession first at Granby for a comparatively brief period he moved to West- mount where he was a professional and community factor for four full decades.Ht is survived by his son Dr.Martin Rondeau, and a daughter, Mrs.Wesley King (Kathleen) as well as by five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.His wife, the former Berthe A.Martin and a son C.Berthold predeceased him.ELECTED IN 1917 Possessing a keen interest in municipal affairs, he was first elected to council in 1917 and was in and out of office several times until 1931.In 1927 he ran for the mayoralty and was defeated by former Mayor George Hogg.From his office on St.Catherine street and Greene avenue he regularly presided over a morning coffee-club of business and professional friends in the area, and his opinions were strongly-held.He was against annexation with Montreal at an earlier time when that move was mooted by some, ! and a proponent of open council meetings where all business would be transacted before the eyes and ears of the public if they cared to attend.He was one of the earliest proponents of the Quebec Union of Municipalities and at one period served as the president of this province-wide body.He was also a member of the Protestant School Board in Pointe-aux- Trembles, a life-long member of the Masonic Order, a member of the Heather Curling Club and the Seigniory Club.DOG'S FALSE TEETH At one period he gained considerable notice when he gave a full set of false teeth to his 17- year-old fox terrier.a dog named Peter.The canine patient was written up in newspapers and magazines at the time and became so fond of posing that he automatically grinned to expose | his \u2018store teeth\u2019 when he saw a camera.During the First World War Dr.hr | I {IR | ©nrsne, IL.on chair And no mouse squeaking Perhaps she found A pipe was le akinn JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 dies at In 1958 when this photo was taken, Dr.Rondeau was celebrating his 84th birthday.With him is his son Dr.G.Martin Rondeau, with whom he practised up until five years ago.Rondeau served in the Canadian Army Dental Corps with the rank of Captain.He continued in his profession until about five years ago.! Burial was in Joliette.Herzog \u2018Spy' .(Continued from page 3) staff so that more time can be given to the public.\u201d In 1964 public librafies in Quebec received a grant from the Province calculated as follows: 1) a sum of 20c per capita of official population of the municipality; 2) a sum equal to 20 per cent of the certified municipal library budget; 3) one thousand dollars is granted for each full time professional librarian on the staff.Interest in Canada and Quebec continued unabated, the report says.Canada has becn beautifully photographed by Peter Varley, and Montreal sketched and described by R.W.wilson and Eric McLean.The Quebec Revolution by Hugh Bingham Myers and Quebec States Her Case edited by F.R.Scott and Michael Oliver were on request before their publication day.There were many requests too, for the excellent French translation of Hugh MacLennan\u2019s Two Solitudes.In the Reference Department, Miss Margaret Good reports that some important acquisitions were Thomas\u2019s Register of American Manufactures, the latest edition of Chambers En- eyclopaedia and also the En- Variety of pamphlets available Pamphlets covering a wide variety of subjects are available free of charge at the Health Department, 15 Stanton avenue.Among the pamphlets are: Alcoholism \u2014 who gets it, danger signals, early treatment, etc.Babysitters \u2014 advice to babysitters on precautions and preparations in case of emergency.Dental Health \u2014 several booklets are available on proper cleaning, diet, etc.Diabetes \u2014 you may have diabetes without knowing it, one booklet states.Keep Them Safe \u2014 deals with nection with children from ages the problems of safety in con- 1 to 15.Stress one pamphlet describes stress, tells how much is normal, gives advice on dealing with stresses of all kinds.Why Get Il From Foods?\u2014 another booklet asks, It tells what causes food poisoning, gives advice on how, to avoid it.Your Heart \u2014 How much do you know about your heart?, the pamphlet asks.It outlines the workings of the human heart and the ills that can beset it.Several booklets deal with cancer.Among them is one detailing What Men Should Know About Cancer, another deals with the question of smoking.eyclopedia International, the first completely new major encyclopedia in many years.Other! useful items are Magill's Cyclopedia of Literary Characters, ' The Code Names Dictionary, Harpers Dictionary of Classical | Literature, and the third edi-; tion of Kane's Famous First Facts.Guy Sylvestre's Canadian, Writers is a bilingual volume of biography and saw immediate! use.| \u201cWith the aid of the Provincial Grant we subscribed to new periodicals both French and! 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colonel.A graduate of McGill University, he served with the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps during the Second World War and later was associated with military hospitals in Canada and Japan.He has held faculty positions with McGill University, University of Toronto and University of Ottawa.DR.HAROLD GRIFFITH Dr.Harold R.Griffith in 1936 succeeded his father, the late.Dr.A.R.Griffith, who had been Medical Superintendent since the very early days of the hospital, and he has continued in this post until the present.UR.A.F.NANCEKIVELL In addition to his responsibility for medical administration, Dr.Griffith has been active, and has become well-known in the field of anaesthesiology.He was a piorcer in new drugs and H.B.MOTORS LIMITED Specializing in @ Expert Brake Work © Motor Tune Up © Electrical 221 Victoria Ave., Westmount 935-9611 Serving the West End Since 1922 ANTI Wide selection Refinishing 4942 Cote des Neiges and accessories COTE DES NEIGES ANTIQUES QUES of pine furniture a specialty.737-3327 Francis William Member of the Board of IF You Are Invited to Attend A Free Lecture on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE entitled \u201cCHRISTIAN SCIENCE BRINGS TRUE FREEDOM TO MANKIND\" by of Manchester, England Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.Monday Evening, February 22, 1965, at 8: VICTORIA HALL, WESTMOUNT 4626 Sherbrooke St.W.under the auspices of First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount Cousins, 6.S.B., Lectureship of The Mother 15 in DR.H.R.GRIFFITH methods, including the first use of cyclopropane in Canada, and the first post-operative recovery room; and in 1942 he was the first to use curare as a muscle relaxant during surgery.This new use for an old and poisonous drug revolutionized the \u2018whole practice of anaesthesia throughout the world, and today either curare or some other form of muscle relaxant is in use every day in every operating room everywhere, | Dr.Griffith's work has been recognized by the Award of the , Feltrinelli Prize in Medicine by |the Academia Nasionale *Dei ; Lincei in Rome in 1954, by the Hickman Medal of the Royal | Society of Medicine, London, in \u20181956; the Distinguished Service | Award of the American Society of Anesthesiologists in 1959; and by the Canadian Anaesthetists\u2019 \u2018Society Gold Medal in 1962.He is Emeritus Professor of Anaesthesia of McGill University.Past Presdient of the Canadian Anaesthetists\u2019 Society, Past President of the International Anesthesia Research Society; \u201cFounder President\u201d of the World Federation of Societies of Anesthesiologists; and an Honorary Fellow of the Faculty of Anaesthetists of the Royal College of Surgeons of England.at the Montreal High School and at McGill University (B.A.1914 and M.D., C.M.1922), He served as a stretcher bearer with No.6 Canadian Field Ambulance from 1914 to 1917, and was awarded the Military Medal at the battle of Vimy Ridge .From 1917 to 1918 he served as a surgeon sublieutenant in the Royal Navy, acting as medical officer on a destroyer in the Mediterranean.During the second World War he was Consultant in Anaesthesia for the RCAF, with the rank of Wing-Commander.He is the author of about 100 papers which have been published in various medical journals throughout the world.Most of his papers were collected and published in one volume in 1963 with the title \u201cThe Boundless Realm of Anesthesiology.\u201d Ball reservations Tickets for dinner and ball being held by the Women's Auxiliary of the Queen Eliz-| abeth Hospital on Friday evening February 26, may be obtained from the ticket chairman, Mrs.B.D.Baily, 42 Westland Drive.Table reservations may be made by contacting Mrs.S.D.McMorran, 45 Parkdale Children more interested than ever in local Library Miss Catherine Fraser, children's librarian at the West- mount Library says the children show more interest than ever in their library.They are eager to take part in its program and often lend their treasures for display, the annual report of the Westmount library states.School classes also send exhibits.Alice in Wonderland puppets came from Roslyn, woodcarving from Mr.Myatt\u2019s class at Westmount Park School, and St.George's sent written, bound and illustrated by the pupils.We allowed Mr.René Beauchamp, once a juvenile borrower and now a teach- books | brary.We shared his pleasure when the club won a prize at last Spring's Science Fair, says the report.\u201cFriday's Story Hour is always an event for the children but sometimes a Puppet Show appears instead.Aaron Zimmerman, age lwelve, was again a guest producer at Christmas and Easter.He brought his own puppets and his Beatles brought down the house.\u201cDuring Young Canada Book Week Miss Fraser appeared twice on television and talked about children and their reading.She was a judge at two hobby shows and speaker at a number of community groups.She made a list of Canadian (Continued on page 9) er at St.Leo\u2019s to hold meetings of the Science Club in the Li- 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and each successful bidder notified by phone.OUR ENTIRE COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS BY WELL-KNOWN CANADIAN AND EUROPEAN ARTISTS IS OFFERED SALE ENDS FEBRUARY 20TH Galleries Open Daily 8:30 A.M.to 5:30 P.M.Friday 9 P.M.\u2014 Saturday 5 P.M.415 CRAIG STREET W.UN.6-4095 (FREE PARKING NEXT DOOR) pe + e - Wesimounf's Leslie Roberts writing history of Montreal Leslie Roberts \u2014 Canada\u2019s controversial writer and broadcaster and a resident of Westmount \u2014 is hard at work on a new project.He's compiling a history of the City of Montreal.Delving into the records, Mr.Roberts has discovered, he says, that there are many contradictions, but one thing is clear \u2014 Montreal was founded as a religious colony rather than a trading colony, and for a long time held its closest tie with France directly.rather than through the settlement at Quebec, where the governors of New France resided.Prior to 1642 \u2014 the date of Maisonneuve\u2019's arrival here \u2014 France, says Mr.Roberts, had undergone a return to piety and it was in this atmosphere that circumstances brought together those who were to lead and finance the expedition that founded this historic city.Behind it all, Mr.Roberts points out, was the secret or semi-secret society known as the Société du St-Sacrement, a group whose names are not revealed, but who, nonetheless, are believed to have been powerful people in France at the time.A VISION Following a vision which came to one of the group Maisonneuve was sought out, checked on, and given the O.K.as leader of an expedition that sailed westward in three ships.Jeanne Mance, a woman who had nursed people through a cholera epidemic came along to found the first hospital which was financed by Madame DeBullion who put up an amount which today would be equal to about $20,000 Apparently, says Mr.Roberts, behind the financing of the move there was considerable politicing and secret negotiations.Primarily, the group was commissioned to go forth and convert the savages of the area \u2014 but as the savages were largely Iroquois, this part ef the deal never really came off, although there was some success recorded with the Chris.tianizing of the Hurons.Digging into the records.says Mr.Roberts, one finds again and again the reference to the \u2018grain of mustard seed\u2019 to which the founding of Montreal was likened by Father Vimont, who accompanied Maisonneuve on that celebrated 18th of May 1642 when Montreal was officially founded.TRICKY LIFE Life was tricky in the young colony, and the settlers had a hard time keeping alive day by day, and little time left over for keeping records, according to Mr.Roberts.After three years there were only 72 people here and after eight years only 196 according to the records.In a dozen years the total was still shy of the 500 mark.Dealing with the question of Dollard des Ormeaux and the Defense of the Long Sault, Mr.Roberts points out that there are contradictions in the old records.Some see Dollard as a hero, others do not.Apparently he may have gone too far, too fast, and been cut off by the Indians, thus bringing about the massacre.Things moved slowly, according to Mr.Roberts and the first wheeled-vehicle did not make its way from Montreal to Quebec until 1734, although there is a record that before that time Mar- Buerite Bourgeois walked it.Contrary to popular belief in LESLIE ROBERTS some circles, said Mr.Roberts, British rule did not follow immediately after the 12-minute battle of the Plains of Abraham.The British took Quebec but Montreal and a large part of the St.Lawrence Valley remained in the hands of the French for a time.The British worked their way into Ontario and into the New England states, while the Marquis de Vaudreuil apparently enjoyed life in his beautiful chateau and awaited Amherst.NOT A SHOT Montreal capitulated without a shot being fired \u2014 Mr.Roberts points out, and there was no oppression.The governors of New France! had largely played the situation! by ear, says Mr.Roberts, and under British rule, the same laissez-faire attitude may be noted.In this way.Mr.Roberts believes, the so-called \u2018rights\u2019 of the people were established, a development that is of particular interest in today's bicultural climate.Anyone, he says, who preaches today of enmity between the founding races, should go back and read carefully the early records.The British, he says, when they took over, were more interested in trade, and left the government, justice and the law more or less to the French.As a historian, Mr.Roberts apparently agreed with the late Stephen Leacock that \u2018history doesn\u2019t have to be dull\u2019.Local youth makes honour list Robert Wilkins, of 383 Clarke street, Montreal; Calderisi.Ro- avenue.fs amnong the freshmen bert \u2014 6657 Monkland avenue, students who have made the Montreal; Cherry.Terrence Loyola College Dcan's Honour Cunway \u2014 748% Small Road.List for achieving outstanding! Cote St.Luc 29: Chin, Norman results in first term examina- You \u2014 Clark's Town, Trelawny, tions, it has been announced by Jamaica: Dmuchalsky, Theodore Loyola Dean of Studies.Rev.John \u2014 411 Des Ormes, Ste.C.B.O'Keefe, S.J.Dorothee; Gut, Roman \u2014 7454 Others who made the list are: Champagneur.Montreal; Van Augaitis, Joseph \u2014_\u2014 144 Bagg | (Continued on page 18) Florists | Phone: 484-8484 ME AALS Se Le ea tn ae 4897 Sherbrooke Street West U.Lanken, 481-6132 e e Î 1964 was our best year so far.( People such as you.) More Canadians than ever before\u2014from Newfoundland to British Columbia\u2014turned to Eastern & Chartered Trust for constructive help in their financial planning during 1964.Through savings accounts, guaranteed certificates, investment management, real estate service and in many other ways, our people helped these people to advance toward their financial goals.May we help you in 1965?1 PORT MEN WHO HIGHLIGHTS OF THE ANNUAL REPO MEN WHO COMPANY Capital and Reserve.$ 17,087,147 Total assets under Honorary Chairman of the Board: (17% increase) administration.$794,471,231 Albert S.Fraser (16% increase) Chairman of the Board: Guaranteed Trust Account Donald Mcinnes, Q.C, Savings Deposits.$108,944,886 President: .ipi Henry E.Langford, Q.C, G teed Certificates.$130,845,464 A .23% increase) \u201c\u2026 .6239.790,350 Statement of Undivided Profits Vice-Presidents : Operating Profit.82,430,344 G.G.Greenshields, QC.R.À.Jodrey Estates, Trusts & Agencies Net Profi +1.410.344 J.M.Macintosh, Q.C, J.C.MacKeen under administration .9536,487,318 ot lrofit.000000 01,4106 General Managers | (13% increase) Dividends Paid.$689,753 K.Burn R.P.Howard HEAD OFFICE, Toronto, Ontario ATLANTIC HEAD OFFICE, Halifax, Nova Scotie.BRANCH OFFICES\u2014St.John's, Charlottetown, Halifax, Lunenburg, New Glasgow, Sydney, Moncton, Saint John, Fredericton, Montreal (3), Ottawa, Hamilton, Toronto (9), Winnipeg, Calgary, Kamloops, Vancouver (2).A - S961 \u201871 Aioniqay 'Appiiy \u2018saujwoxy junounsam ayy L & The Westmount Examiner, Friday, February 12, 1965 8 SYNAGOGUES TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi SABBATH RERVICES UNITED St.Andrew's (101 Cote St.Antoine Rd.Friday Eveninu, February 12th at near Argyle Ave.) 8:15 p.m.Address by Dr.Charles REV.D.M.GRANT.B.A.D.D.Fate, Minister of Union United REV.A.D MOULAND, BA.BD.{Church and leader of the Negro Community in Montreal on \u201cAbrn- ham Lincoin \u2014 An Inspiration For All Times.\u201d Dr.Stern will preside at the worship.Saturday Morning, February 13th at 11:30 am.sermonette: \u201cHave We Not All One Father?\" RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Upper School, Saturday Mornings at 9:30 am.Lower School, Sunday Morning at 9:30 a.m.Dally Hebrew School, Monday thru Thursday ufter- nouns at 4 pan, RCNOOL FOR ADULTS Regular Clusses Sunday Morning at 10:18 a.m., on \u201cThe Great Religions Of The World; Grent Moments in Jewish History and Hebrew Course Sunday, February 14th 1100 a.m.Morning Worship THE CHURCH IN ACTION 2) C\u201cNTUDY LARGER MAPY\" (Rermen by Dr.Grant) 10.06 & 11:00 a.m.: Church School Crib Corner and Nursery 700 pm St.Andrew's Fireside \u201cThe Comfortable Pew\u2019 'A critical look at a criti- cul hook) by Rev.D.Mouland Visitors Welcome! Organist and Choir Director Gordon C.White, B.Mun, DOMINION-DOUGLAS of Study.Westmount Blvd.and Lansdowne 7 UNITARIAN Avenue Len ER Ministers: The Unitarian Church Rev.R.Douglas Smith, 8.A., BD.D.D.Rev.Itey P.Stafford, B.A.B.D.Mrs.Holly E.Davidees Of Montreal CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.tet Simpson) Sunday, February 14th 100 aan.MORNING WORSHIP Admission of Elders to Session The Sacrement of Baptism Nermon: \u2018Shared Ministries\u201d Kev KR Douglas Smith, DD 7:40 PM.CORRLEPTION AND THE ath in Series \u2018Chustian Morals Today Followed by discussion.Hiv.Douglas Smith, D.D Organist and Choirmaster\u2014 Mr.John Robb, Muc.Bac.Westmount Park Church Lansdowne and Western Aves.) Minister: Sunday, February 14th Of Blood and Brotherhood.Reverend Leonard Mason, B.A.B.D.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.CPTIZEN (Cor Sunday, February 14th REV.CALLUM THOMPSON 11:00 aan, CHURCH SERVICE C.D.BA.BD, 11:00 am.SUNDAY SCHOOL Director of Christian Education Lesson - Sermon Subject: Mes.David Bellman, B.Se., M.A, | \u201cSOUL\u201d Organist and Choirmaster Golden Text: Psalms 99:9.Exalt the Mi Wayne K.Riddell, B.Mus.McGill Lord our God.and worship at his = holy hill: for the Lord our God is Sunday, February 14th het EVERY WEDNESDAY 10 06 ne Church School -\u2014 Junior > 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting Intermediate & Senior PUBLIC READING ROOM Depts.In the Church Elec: eer, Tues \u2018 Urserv indevenrte , i day.Thursday ¥.2 m, han EE Dondergarten & ; Wednesday 8:40 to 8:00 p.m.Le il MW : Worship.Ser pu CR NN EN ENERES SE | LUTHERAN FOR THE KINGDOM OF - ee NPM 005 EVANGELICAL AN LUTHE ANGLICAN OF THE REDEEMER 38h Clarke Ave, Westmount Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Nolting.D.D.Pastor Win, \u20ac Westmount Miss Lydia Libieh \u2014 Organist CLERGY Sunday, February 14th : va.7 : 9:30 a.m.Senior Sunday School The Revd Alex.Mellor: 9:45 am.Adult Bible Class vb d.GI ; Pritehard: oh ne eva.Canon 3.Lindsay on N 00 am.Regular Service st ; Edward 1 Brown.| PRESBYTERIAN | MELVILLE SEPTUAGESIMA A ou aan Holy Euchanst 1615 am Matting (sand) ! 11:00 om Sunday Schoo) , PRESBYTERIAN 11:00 am Sung Eucharist - .HURCH «00 pm Choral Evencong > CHUR Avenue Weekdays; Holy Eucharist \"tev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A.B.D.7,00 san Tuesday, Thursday Minister 8.00 a.m.Friday ! Sunday, February 14th 140 am ST.MATTHIAS' H:00am, Public Worship ; Preacher: The Minister will Preueh.' Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster Wednesday CHURCH All are Cordially Welcome Westmount Dominion Douglas Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill he Res d.J.N, Doidge, Rector New elders he Rev'd.TT, M.S.Kingston SIPTUAGESIMA 800 4m Holy Fucharist ® #aé um Holy Fuchaast ond a mi te Sermon VE Og aan Mattims with Sermon Morning Preacher: The Rector Next Sunday evening Dr.Smith Vion oom Crib Corner, Nursery & : Church School Evensong with} Sermon teacher: : Fhe Revd, TT.M.S.Kingston WEDNESDAY 00 am Holy Eucharist rganist and Cholcmanter Norman W.Hurrle, ARCO.ANCM, F.T.CL.BAPTIST 740 pm * Common Citizen.In the morning, three new cld- ers, Messrs, Philip E.Johnson, Robert B.Wallace and Albert E.\u201cWiggins, will be admitted to the | session.: WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: REV.HAROLD J, BALSDON, B.A, B.Th.Assistant Minister: Rev.Allen E.Hallett, BWA, B.D.11:00 a.m.\u201cWHICH WINDOW IS YOURS ?© 7.30 p.m.\u201cTHE INDIFFERENCE OF GOD\u201d Midweek Service: Wednesday.8:00 p.m.Sunday School: 10.00 a.m.and 10:45 a.m.\u2014 VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME \u2014 Christ Church presents play Christ Church Cathedral, situated between Eaton's and Morgan's on the north side of St.Catherine St., will present Christ in the Concrete City by Philip Turner on Sunday February 14, at 7.30.The Chancel Players of Beau- repaire will perform the play on an elevated stage in the nave of the Cathedral.There will be no charge for admission but a green collection will be taken.The play depicts what can happen to today's concept of Christ in a concrete city like Montreal.Christ was tried as a heretic, sentenced and executed as a traitor.Today's citizens, says the play, as rcadily destroy Christ\u2019s ideas as he himself was destroyed 2000 years ago.The action switches time to project alternately modern and ancient situations.For : committed and curious alike, this \u201cproduction offers a point of view on contemporary Christianity.+ Christian Science | | Joseph's trials will be heard The dramatic account from, Genesis telling how Joseph met | the many challenges to his trust in God through the ycars will | be heard in detail on Sunday ; in the Christian Science ; chureches in the Lesson-Sermon ' on the subject Soul.\u201d | Pertinent selcctions from, \u201cScience and Health with Key «to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy will include: \u2018Soul has infinite resources with which to bless mankind, and happiness would be more readily attained and would be more in Soul.\u201d 1 | i WITN THE BEREAN BIBLE SOCIETY CHICAGO 25, ILLINOIS | St.Paul, in his epistle to who receive \u201cthe abundance | Dr.TWO MINUTES?) BIBLE BY CORNELIUS R.STAM PRES.Temple Emanu-El Race relati ions to be subject this evening SABBATH SERVICES: This evening, February 12th at 8.15 p.m.RACE RELATIONS SABBATH.Address by Rev.Dr.Charles H.Este on \u2018Abraham Lincoln An Inspiration For All Times.\u201d In observance of Race Relations Sabbath, the Minister of Union United Church and the Negro community in Montreal will be the guest preacher.Dr.Stern will preside at the worship.Associated with the Temple Emanu-El Choir at this Service will be the choir of St.Andrew and St.Paul Presbyterian Church under the direction of Phillips Motley.A reception will follow the service in the Grover Auditorium, Saturday morning, February 13th at 11.30 a.m.Sermonette: \u201cHave We Not All One Father?\u201d ALL RESERVATIONS CLOSED: Wednesday evening, February 17th at 6.45 p.m.Grover Auditorium, His Eminence Paul Emile Cardinal Leger will be presented with the Brotherhood Award of Merit and The Hon.Paul Martin, P.C.,M.P., Secretary of State for External Affairs will be guest speaker.SCHOOL FOR ADULTS: Sunday morning, February 14th at 10.15 a.m.\u201cGreat Religions Of The World\u201d - Dr.Harry J.Stern, leader.Af 11 a.m.\u201cGreat Moments In Jewish History\" - Anna Stearns, leader: Hebrew Course of Study - Mrs.Ruth Roth, Instructress.Worship at 9.45 am.and classes commence at 10.15.DR.STERN TO BROADCAST OVER STATION CJAD: Each Sunday morning during the month of February at 8.45 secure in our-\u2018keeping, if sought\u2019 a.m.Rabbi Stern will present a ; - \u2018religious message under the | the Romans, refers to those of grace\u201d and \u201cthe gift of | righteousness\u201d (Rom.5:17) which God in love bestows | \u201cupon all who trust in His Son for salvation.| The Bible declares that no i man can cver stand uncondemn- \"ed in the sight of God, the Judge of all, unless he receives] righteousness as the gift of God's grace.Quoting from two Psalms, the apostle says in Rom.3:10: \"It is written, There is none right- \u2018 eous, no.not one.\u201d This is why Paul pitied those who continued to go about \u201cto! ness\u201d \u2018Rom.10.3).He knew that their struggle was utterly futile \u2014 that they nceded to be saved \u2018Sec Ver, 1».; | Let us thank God that the, Lord Jesus Christ took the con- | demnation and judgment of our sins upon Himself at Calvary so: that righteousness might be be-, stowed upon us by grace through faith, Regarding Abraham\u2019s justification before God, | the apostle says: \u201cWhat saith the Scripture?Abraham believed God, and it was counted to.him for righteousness\u201d (Rom.4:3).Abraham's justification, of that Christ was to die for sin, but Christ's death is now past; it is an historical fact.This righteousness is now proclaim- cd through Christ and offered * course, was based on the fact}, | to all as a gift.\u201cWhile we were | yet sinners, Christ died for us\u201d | (Rom.5:8).\u201cGod hath made Him to be sin for us .that | \u201cwe might be made the right- | eousness of God in Him.\u201d \u2018I Cor.5:21.) But you must receive this righteousness as a gift, for \u201cto him that worketh not, but be-' lieveth on lim that justifieth the ungodly, his faith is counted will deal with Corruption and (he' establish their own righteous- for righteousness\u201d (Rom.4:5).Movie makers meet The Montreal Movie Makers, will hold their monthly meeting on February 12.8 p.m.at 360 St.James strcet west.Movies made by members of the club will be shown.Visitors welcome.HUMAN GIANT Churchill rallied not a nation a generation to fight for its liberty when ancient nations were like toy tin soldiers.I is almost certain that without Churchill the world in which we live would not exist.\u2014Cochrane Ont.) Northland Post.only but continents.He sirrd i | falling auspices of the Board of Jewish Ministers of Greater Montreal.KALLAH YOUTH WEEKEND: The weekend of February 12th through 14th, the young people of Temple Emanu-El will attend a program of worship, study and sociability.The Dean of the Kallah will be Rabbi Henry Skirball, Assistant Director of Temple Youth of the National Federation.The theme of study will deal with ethics through the week.The young people will assemble at Camporama in Ivry North and will be joined by Temple groups from (he New York State area.Gerald Miller Youth Advisor and Mr.and Mrs.Mark Stein will assist in the guidance of the program of activities.Among those attending will be Julia Davis, David Bowman, Maxianne Berger, Gerald Cukierman, Julian Lebensold, Debbie Weinstein, Bobby Issen- man, Candy Issenman, Sherry- Lynn Simon, Judy Roston, Ellen Zion, Marlene Fisher, Lynn Kirschberg, Jackie Elkin, Ricki Zinman and Susan Solowey.Two services Sunday ut Westmount Baptist The minister, the Rev.Harold J.Balsdon, will be the preacher at both services on Sunday, February 14th, at Westmount Baptist Church.In the morning his topic will be Which Window Is Yours, and his evening sermon is entitled \u201cThe Indifference of God.\u201d The Church School meets on \u2018Sundays at 10 and 10:45.The 10 a.m.class is for seniors, and the 10:45 for primary and jun- \u2018iors.The mid-week meeting of the church is on Wednesday at 8 for prayer.praise and bible study.Eglish classes for New Can- | adians are held on Monday eve- \u2018nings at eight.| The CGIT meets on Thursday { at 7 and the BYPU on Friday at 8.Westmount Park Minister preaches at morning service This Sunday the morning service at 11 at Westmount Park Church, corner Lansdowne and Western Avenues, will feature the preaching of the minister.the Rev.Callum Thompson.His se:mon is entitled In the Struggle for the Kingdom of God there can be no Neutrality.The Senior Choir will sing under the direction of Mr.Wayne K.Riddell.B.Mus.(Mec- O THAT you may come to our funeral home to pay your respects whenever most convenient, our doors are open for visitations from 9 a.m.to 10 p.m.DA Collins PA NUNNS A.E WILLIAMS SélO SHERBROOKE STREET WEST = = ee I i «< 4 Ow St.Paul's & St.Leo\u2019s Exams over, teachers go students, skating By BEVERLY JONES With the exams finally over, St.Paul's was out to struetion of Ecumenical Centre\u2019 cinema.celebrate Tuesday afternoon.School was dismissed at 12.30 p.m., and everyone met again at 2 p.m., at the Westmount Skating Rink.They got a skating with the teachers, some who hadn't been skating for years.Afterwards all returned to St.Paul's for a baked bean supper and ate till beans were coming out of their ears.One | energetic young freshman even made a bean sandwich.Next there was a terrific movie en- real kick out of*x Carleton Hotel on Saturday, June 12.Everyone is enthusiastically making plans for this great event.See you at the Valentine Dance tonight at St.Leo's Academy.Children more .(Continued from page 6) Dr.Smith holds Expo meefings + ! Rev.Dr.Douglas Smith, pas-+ The Pavilion, Dr.Smith ex- others in the area tor of Dominion-Douglas Unit- plains, will house all available, However.it is \u2018ed Church, Westmount Boule- means of expressing the an-' NL à ; vard at Lansdowne.is meeting swers to visitors questions of cost will be in the millions | twice weekly with his committee concience \u2014 painting, sculpture, and associations.corporations.{in session dedicated to the pro-, music, songs, tapestries, stain- ! and companies will be asked to i position of speeding the con-' ed glass windows and even the support this unique venture in ecumenism, for Expo 67.Cost of the pavilion has not | \u2014\u2014 On his committee ave repre- yet been set, but it is not the' Gem sentatives of the Roman Catholic | intention of the committee to\u2019 Anglican, Presbyterian, Baptist,\u2019 build a structure that will be .Greek Orthodox and Lutheran.larger nor more impressive than near South African Shores.churches.- believed the are being dredged from the ocean bottom diamonds The group is the board of man- ; ; agement of the pavilion which \u2018 i will be constructed on the \u201867 J AN World Exhibition site as the re- P E E RC E ment among seven Christian denominations.titled \u201cMy Six Loves\u201d which books for Juveniles which has | Dr.Smith, in a recent address sult of an unprecedented agree- AMERICA\u2019S FOREMOST TENOR everyone thoroughly enjoyed.| been useful both here and | before the local Rotary Club, in This afternoon St.Paul's plays abroad for it has travelled as commenting on the situation de- basketball against Verdun Catho- | far as Scotland and New Zea-'clared: \u201cI am thrilled by this lie High in Verdun.We hope that land.\u2018development.These churches there will be a large crowd: \u201cA box stands at the entrance have not sat down in agreement there to cheer, \"to the Children's room, and at for over 1,000 years and 1 am: CARNIVAL | the request of the Montreal | particularly thrilled to be able! Next Monday evening, Febru- | Children's Hospital our mem- to play an active role in the ary 15, St.Paul's and St.Leo's | bers and their parents fill it\u2019 planning of this pavilion.\u201d will hold a skaling carnival at; with small books and comics to, Participation of the Roman Westmount Rink.Afterwards go to the children in the Out- Catholic Church in the joint pa- everyone will go to Mrs.Patients\u2019 Department.With 0C-, vilion means there will be no CORBETT's house for refresh- casional reminders from Miss | Vatican Pavilion at Expo '67.ments.Mrs.CORBETT is a mem- Fraser and Mrs.Clayton this\u2019 \u201cIn the Christian Pavilion\" ber of the Catholic Women's| fills quite rapidly and the Hos-' explains Rev.Jean Mastucci.League.| ; bital tells us that the contents! secretary-general of the propos- The Graduation Committee has have helped entertain many a ed pavilion.\u2018the churches will - decided to hold the St.Paul's- small patient waiting to sec\u2019 preach not about themselves, Monday, March 15, 8.30 p.m.ADVANCE TICKET SALE Prices \u2014 $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $4.00, $5.00, $6.00, $7.50 \u2014 patrons $12 50 Order now for best seats \u2014 RE.9-2335, RE.1-6896 Mail orders to: B'Nai B'Rith Fellowship Lodge No.2239 5757 Decelles Ave, Suite 315 Montreal, Que.PLACE DES ARTS MONTRÉAL 18 (QUÉBEC), TÉL.sr ALL PROCEEDS TO CHARITY St.Leo\u2019s Grad Dance at the Ritz' the doctor.but about Christ.\u201d ~ Successful banking begins with a savings account Like almost everyone else, you use your local chartered bank as a safe and handy place to build the savings reserve that is so important to your financial l'uture.In doing so, you do more than build a solid foundation for financial plans.You are building a valuable banking relationship and helping to establish your credit.And as you get to know the manager and staff \u2014 as you use other banking services to meet personal or business needs \u2014 your banking contacts become even more useful to you.And it all starts with a savings account! THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY Through 5,650 branches, all across Canada, the chartered banks bring full-range banking within the reach of everyone.S961 \u2018Tt Asonsqa4 \u2018Abpisg \u2018s0u1WOX3 unousam 4] 6 4} The Westmount Examiner, Friday, February 12, 1945 10 SALE! Beautiful ORIENTAL RUGS at SALE Prices Consuit Malcolm Gregory about your rug problems.GREGORY'S LY VOR 4151 - 4153 St.Catherine St.W.Phone WE.2-4277 - 2 22020 THE EXAMINER WOMENS A éL.Social AND Personal Miss Kathleen Hughes sailed recently in the Empress of Canada on à cruise to the Caribbean.| 1 Presiding at the tea tables | following the lecture at Book Lovers\u2019 Forum on February 24, will be Mrs.John R.Allan, Mrs.M, F.McCutcheon, Mrs.Joseph \u2019 Bambiger, and Mrs.Hugo fu | binoviteh.Hostesses for the afternoon | will be Mesdames B, Alexander.| D.Asch, H.Benjamin, S.Garfield, H.Grover.S.Handman, I>.Levee, P.Marsh, S.Morris and J.Roston.Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern, general chairman of Book Lovers\u2019 Forum.will preside at this meeting, and Mrs.Maurice Schwartz\u2019 will act as co-chairman of the day, _\u2014 i The Terra Nova Club of Montreal will hold a social evening and dance at the Blue Bird Club, 1172 Union street, on Saturday evening, February 13.Montreal Women's ORT is holding a testimonial luncheon in honor of Mrs.Max Weissler on Wednesday, February 17, at the residence of Mrs, Marvin Rosner.The Civics committee of The Montreal Women's Club, attended the recent induction ceremony of the Canadian Citizenship Court for four new Canadiens, The Hon.Justice Rene children.MR.W.D.LAMBIE, OBE, AND MRS.LAMBIE, 3% Lans- downe avenue, Westmount, will celebrate their 50th Wedding Anniversary on Tuesday, February 16 and will be honored at an \u2018At Home* on Saturday, February 13 given by their sons and daughters-in-law.The couple who were married in London, England, have two sons, Douglas R.Lambie of Ottawa and Anthony J.Lambie of Notre Dame de Grace and six grand- Deguire, presided over the cere- Queen Elizabeth WA The monthly meeting of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital will be held in the Auditorium of the\u2019 Nurses\u2019 Residence on Wednesday, February 17.at 2 p.m.The president, Mrs.Philip Pugsley will preside.After the meeting, tea will be served, Hostesses will be Mrs.Emile Cote and Mrs.S.C.McNiven.Mrs.S.D.McMorran and Mrs.S.H.Warren will.pour tea.i oY CS \u201cROMANTIC\u201d Lightly lifted, softly swirled, this beguiling style creates an aura of romance .brings out the inherent charm that every woman possesses when she cleverly accents it with a flattering, picture-pretty hair-do.484-5450 oa \"oc mony.Mrs.R.H.Miner, addressed the court im French and Mrs.H.G.Torrance in English.A reception given by the club followed the court ceremony.s.4 \u2018 \u2014 ma ma à - SALON > ee\u201d > Antoinette = =v rem oom VIGEANT 4879 Sherbrooke St.W.Davies HOUSE OF PAINTINGS 4908 Sherbrooke Se.West HU.6-1264 In The Women's Realm Westminster UCW The United Church Women of Westminster Central United Church are holding their monthly meeting in the Church hall, 926 Atwater avenue, on Monday at 8 p.m .The feature of the evening will be the showing of a film, \u201cSept.5 in St.\u201cHenri.\u201d It should be of special interest to those residing in the area.Refreshments will be served.Everyone welcome.Literary Society The Dominion-Douglas Ladies Literary Society will meet on February 19 in the Church Hall at 2:30 p.m.Guest speaker will be Prof.Laurier L.Lapierre, Executive Director, French Canada Studies Program, Mec- Gill University, who will speak entertainment will be provided Reddy Memorial WA The Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Reddy Memorial Hospital will hold a general meeting on Tuesday, at 1:30 p.m.at the home of Mrs.G.H.M.Campbell.The guest speaker will be Mrs.Trudie Roth, who will talk of antiques.The president, Mrs.N.Grossbaum, will be in the chair, and Mrs.V.Hymo- vitch will preside at the tea table .AMERICAN J.L ADAMS, Proprietor or 1385 Greene Ave.Corner Sherbrooke Nr) Medalist, McGill University Medalist, M.C.of Pharmacy Prescriptions carefully and filled at reasonable WE.2-2136 WE.2-2488 Mr.and Mrs.W.D.Lambie celebrate Golden Wedding Mr.and Mrs.W.D.Lambie, who have resided at 370 Lans- downe avenue for the past twelve years, will celebrate their 50th, Wedding Anniversary on Saturday (February 13) at an At Home given by their sons and daughters-in-law.Married in London, England on February 16, 1915 this very young couple were immediately separated until after Mr.Lam- bie\u2019s return from France and Middle East following the 1918 Armistice.In 1924 Mr, Lambie, OBE, received his first post abroad \u2014 to Wellington, New Zealand \u2014 as the United Kingdom assistant Trade Commissioner.Subsequent posts brought them to Montreal in 1930, thence to Winnipeg, Toronto, Trinidad and finally back to Montreal in 1945.Mr.Lambie retired from the post of United Kingdom Trade Commissioner to the Maritimes and Newfoundland in 1954.Since that time Mr.and Mrs.Lambie have participated actively in Westmount life.Mr.Lambie is a former president of the Westmount Bowling Club.Mrs.Lambie has been a member of the executive of the West- mount Women\u2019s Club for several years.Both are longstanding members of Westmount Park United Church, in which both their sons were married and several of their six grandchildren were christened.To plan Saturday's celebration Barbara Lambie, who lives in Montreal with her husband Anthony, has made several trips .Mary Beetles pupil wins scholarship Barbara Szablowska, pupil of Miss Carole Gross, Ballet Teacher at The Mary Beetles School, has been awarded a scholarship to attend the National Ballet School in Toronto, where she will receive her Academy Education, as well as Ballet training.Miss Betty Oliphant who auditioned her was very impressed with her work.Barbara has been a pupil of The Mary Beetles School for the past four years.Engagement The Rev.Dr.and Mrs.Harry J.Stern announce the engagement of their daughter, Justine Adelaide, to Mr.Leon Jedeikin, son of Mr.and Mrs.Samuel Je- deikin, all of Westmount, Miss Stern, a graduate of Mc- Gill University, is attending the McGill University School of Library Science.Mr.Jedeikin was graduated from the Faculty of Law, McGill University.to Ottawa to confer with her sis- ter-in-law Beatrice, who moved there last August when her husband joined the Department of Trade and Commerce, On the latest trip Barbara brought back a 30-pound, four-tier wedding cake which Beatrice baked for the anniversary.The two daughters-in-law, with their husbands, also sent out close to 300 notes and invitations to friends and relatives of Mr.and Mrs.W.D.Lambie in many parts of the world as part of a long-prepared surprise for their parents\u2019 Golden Wedding Day.) MRS.K.W.HICKS, 647 Victoria avenue, campaign chairman of the 35th Annual Campaign of the Montreal Children\u2019s Library.Jaslow UPHOLSTERING REG'D.designers of period and modern upholstery EASY BUDGET TERMS SLIP COVERS & DRAPERIES MADE TO ORDER RE-UPHOLSTERING RE-MODELLINS REPAIRING FINE WORKMANSHIP ALL WORK DONE ON PREMISES FREE ESTIMATES AND DELIVERY 5849 489-1001 sherbrooke W.TO ALL HOUSEWIVES: 279 - 4550 We ore glad fo announce that the services of charwomen are now available.Also Housekeepers, Cooks and Couples.Live in or out.For Further details, call L'Association des Aides-Ménagères Inc.1123 St.Joseph Bivd.East 279 - 4559 MEMBERS of the buffet supper \u2018Chez Zubin\u201d committee for Symphony Day are, from left, Mrs.Robert H.Smith, of West- mount, Mrs.Maurice Germain and Mrs.Louis Dorsey of West- Emanu\u2019El Sisterhood \u2018plans donor luncheon Temple Emanu\u2019El Sisterhood Annual Donor Luncheon is being held on Tuesday, March 9, in the Grover auditorium.This is the major yearly event and the entire proceeds go to the Sisterhood Religious School.Mrs.Percy Abelson is the convener and the program will be a presentation of \u2018Les Girls '65,\u201d Genuine Choice Western BEEF QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables.*IMPORTED PRODUCTS® 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9425-6 MRS.PERCY ABELSON written by Mrs.L.Ness and produced by Mrs.Henry Benjamin.The cast will be made up of \u2018Sisterhood members and the theme is Expo \u201867.Vice-chair- man of the luncheon is Mrs.Charles Goldstein and the pianist, Mrs.Jack Markow.Daughters of Nile The stated monthly session of Oasis Temple, No.46, Daughters of the Nile, will be held in Viec- toria Hall, Westmount, February 15, at 7:30 p.m.Mrs.E.J.K.Reid will preside at the meeting.ALTERATION SALE DISCOUNTS + 50% For Accurate Fit and Individual Attention Come to .ATLHA 4912 SHERBROOKE ST.W.(Between Claremont end Prince Albert) OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY TO 9:00 P.M, SHOE Salon 484-8330 mount.The event will take place March 4 at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel and is sponsored by the women\u2019s committee.Proceeds go to the Montreal Symphony Orchestra.- Jewish achievement documente History of the Jews in Canada by Benjamin G.Sack \u2014 $2.50 paper; $6.cloth \u2014 Published by Harvest House Ltd., Montreal.This book is a revised edi- | tion of the history of the Jews in Canada and tells of a history that we do not even know exists, which begins long before the British occupation and penetrates far into the era of the French regime, The major cultural group of Canadians of Jewish descent with their achievements in the arts, sciences, trades and professions, should suffice to convince anyone that Canadians who are descended from a hardy Jewish stock, have taken their place as \u2018\u2018Makers of Canada,\u201d as those of any other cultural connection.The author relates how, when Jews were forbidden to settle in the colonies (the North American colony included), those of Jewish origin were well received in the colony provided that they desired and were able to embrace catholicism.Henry de Levy, Duke of Ventadour, who held the position of Viceroy of New France (1625-27) was reputed to have been of Jewish descent, the City of Lévis was named after his descendent, General de Lévis.A Portuguese Jewish family by the name of Gradis was noted for brilliant achievements and commercial leadership.Abraham Gradis was closely linked to Canada from the year 1744.Benjamin Sack tells in detail the achievements of many great men with such names as Aaron Hart, Baron de Hirsch, Lazarus David, Solomon Levy, Samuel Jacobs and others too numerous to mention, The Jews in Canada identified themselves with the struggle for political and constitutional liberties from its very inception, This is a moving document, engaging and instructive, Millicent Hickmore | Working committee for \u201cSymphony Day\u2019 The co-chairmen of the Dior- St.Laurent Fashion Show luncheon being held on Sym- ! phony Day.March 4, 12:30 p.m., at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, announce the names of those | members working on the com- : mittee.© Co-chairmen are: Mrs.Laurent Belanger, Mrs.E.D.Gor- | | don, and Mrs.Jack Reitman.| Committee members are: Mesdames Antoine Geoffrion, Percy Hirsch, Ruth Gordon, Jacques Dussault, Sidney Ped- vis, Wayne McCombe.Raymond Lavoie, Jack Hansner, John H.Patton, Robert Major.ray Chipman, Jacques David.Mrs, Stanley Vineberg, Dana Bartholomew, Gerald Bronfman, Fraser Eliott, Herbert Lank.Reservations for the fashion show luncheon may be made by telephoning Mrs.Michael Bell.4361 Montrose avenue, at 937- 8275, between the hours of eleven and two o'clock.Bernard Lande, Mesdames: Robert Plaw, Mur- H.E.Moquette, Albert Fairley.Symphony Day is sponsored | Coming Events | RUMMAGE SALE: A rum.{mage sale will be held in St \u201cGeorge's Parish Hall, 1101 Stan- \u201cley street, Tuesday, February 16 at 11 ami , DINNER - DANCE : \u2018The St \u2018David\u2019s Society of Montreal is holding its annual Dinner-Dance in the Versailles Room of the Windsor Hotel on Friday the 3th March.The occasion is the commemoration of St.David's Day Tickets $7.50 per person which may be obtained trom the Secretary, Mr, Dave Davies, 5022 (Monk Blvd.| Pierrefonds, | 626-6493.\u201d Book Lovers\u2018 Forum On Wednesday, February 24, at 230 p.m.the Book lovers Forum of Temple Emanu-El \u201cwill hear the Reverend Rudolph J.Berlis, Minister of the Church of St.Andrew & St.Paul, review the fascinating biography, \u201cVictoria, R.1.\".by Elizabeth Longford.lu this enormous saga of a woman who gave her name to an age, Elizabeth Long- j ford describes Victoria in patient detail from the cradle to the grave.The meeting will take place iin the Lecture Hall of Temple Emanu-El, 4100 Sherbrooke street west.\"by the Women's Committee of the Montreal Symphony Orches- \u201ctra and all profits will go to the ; support of the Orchestra.+ é WESTMOUNT | FLORISTS Ltd.George Pickrell WE.5-5431 | St.Catherine at Elm For CLEANING of your precious clothes .rugs, draperies, etc.20% OFF ON ANY ORDER FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY «+.a nome of quality not to be forgotten Telephone Lp today 522-2152 ass office: Our work will please you ! 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