The Westmount examiner, 17 juillet 1964, vendredi 17 juillet 1964

[" Ce 2ND LANDOWNER WANTS \u2018OUT\u2019 + The Upper House of the Quebec Legislature is balancing a delicate problem over the weekend \u2014 one tossed there by a lawyer representing a Westmount family seeking to be treated in the same manner as a neighbor in land transactions with the City of Westmount.Back on May 8 in a letter to The Examiner.Richard Gaunt stated that the city was about to take his father's property, although the land was not wanted for city improvement but for resale to a third party.The first he had heard from the city, he wrote.was an order to \u2018get out\u2019.Subsequently, through the efforts of Emmett Kierans.a lawyer.who took a case for the Gaunt interests before the legislature.a bill about to go through the legislature was held up and reprinted in such manner so as to exempt the Gaunt property At this time the principle was established that the city did not have the right to take over the property of a citizen and resell it at a profit.In the redrafted bill.exempting the Gaunt property.the wording of the new bill was altered so as to give vesale right to the city on the portions not Examiner NY \"XY XY XX XXXVit, No.29 VOL.MONTREAL, FRIDAY, JULY 17th, 1964 5 CENTS 12 PAGES exempt.Now.Peter J.Usher QC.representing the Quigley family interests has gone before the Legislature and argued that his client should be treated in a manner exactly similar to that of the Gaunt family \u2014 since the properties are adjacent in the land under discussion \u2014 the arca bounded by Hallowell, Dorchester.Greene and St.Catherine.Before the Assembly, Mr.Usher found himself opposed.chiefly by Minister of Municipal Affairs Pierre Laporte.who said.in effect, \u2018we have dealt with the matter, and that\u2019s it.\u201d | Then Mr.Usher went before the Legislative R t h t Council, and in an hour and a half plea.asked that his client be treated similarly to the Gaunt interests, that an exemption be made in the Quigley case.Members of Westmount Rotary Club were taken back to the days of T | youth at Wednesday's regular weekly luncheon-meeting at Victoria Hall \u2014 by George He has asked what use is to be made of the land.Mr.Usher says, and has not been able to get Beers, executive director of the new Boy-Scouts-sponsored magazine for boys.titled | simply \u2018Canadian Boy\u2019.! an answer.The Upper A _ .N Before launching into his\u201d tent is \u2018certainly not\u2019 what might description of the fight t0| pe expected in a Scouts maga-| BE Pugs launch the magazine, the| zine.Circulation.he said.is con-' patent need for a magazine trolled at 300,000 copies and he of this type.and the success thanked the Westmount Rotary: that is meeting this unique Club for \u201cbeing one of the first ROTARY IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT ERNIE E, MILLS.caught by the camera as he and right, GEORGE BEERS, managing director of the Boy-Scouts-sponsored publishing looks at the new magazine \u2018Canadian Boy\".venture.| centre is ROTARY PRESIDENT W.M.REAY, House has taken the case \u2018en délibéré\u2019 and a decision is expected shortlv.Membership in the Upper House is roughly 2 to 1 in favor of the National Union.Ser Ne + acl donot.a ; rie x 2 L AR of to make subscriptions possible.\u201d venture, Mr.Beers paid tr io fact emerged\u2019 bute to the Westmount Ro-| Ove interesting raised some from the talk that tary Club for its fine work eyebrows: more girls read boys | in the field of youth endea- | books than boys do.vor and also for its support , an, | Little can be learned from ex- of the work he represented.isting survey material about the Tracing the beginning of the: reading habits of Canadian boys.| Scout movement from the writ- Mr.Beers said, but a great deal | ing of a book on army scouting, is being learned from a survey \u2018 methods by the late.great Sir|the magazine is carrying on at the Robert Baden-Powell.Mr.Beers present time and from letters indicated the manner in which he received from the young readers believed the Scout movement to: \u2014 4.000 in five issues.| be the logical sponsor of \u2018Cana-, dian Boy\u2019.Eo = Sw QUEBEC'S UPPER HOUSE members are making up their minds this weekend regarding the Quigley property shown at the right in the above that this property be treated the same Gaunt property.left, on Dorchester and exempt from city expropriation, as the street, The magazine, he pointed out.has been launched in the Scouts! 60th Jubilee year and has a start- ing-year fund of $150.000 \u2014 large-; ly made available through Scouts ! and grown-ups who take an interest in Scouts and Scouting and believe in the future of Canadian The magazine.he said, is not primarily for Scouts and its con- photo.Lawyer Peter J.Usher, Q.C.is asking MTC Bus-driver loses license NEXT WEEK'S WEATHER youth \u2018our greatest resource.\u201d | A | Roland Labelle.623 $75 and costs and his Miss Melntyre suf- By ERIC NEAL Visitors at the luncheon weve Osborne avenue.Ver- driving license has fered severe injuries in * from the Dominican Republic.: 5 * f July 18 to 25 Little Rock.Arkansas.and Nancy, dun.39-year-old bus been suspended for two the accident but is re- Pleasant.w arm conditions France.driver for the Montreal months.ported recovering.will continue all tais week and the next.Heat fogs in the morning.Afternoons sultry with very local heat thunder storms in the evenings.Hail probable for Vermont and the Eastern Townships.Tornado conditions are likely | W.M.Reay.new president.was ! in the chair.Summer Fun Club at \u2018Y\u201d Transpor tation Commission has been fined continues to attract Labelle pleaded \u2018not guilty\u2019 to driving \u2018without due care\u2019 at the time his bus was involved in an accident at St.Catherine and Greene avenue in West- per Don't Miss the J to develope in Manitoba, south- The third busy week of the Westmount YMCA, mount with an auto C '4 JAY I, N, } 1, a rains in oe Summer Fun Club is fast approaching.Major activities | driven by Mary Mc- \u2019 Niagara region, then Central Quebec, Cooling.Temperiture range from 90°F, down to 50°F some for the week are: a trip to the Bank of Montreal.Head Office; a beach party, and a track and field meet.The swimming pool has alsot\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 been a hive of activity with 35] Royal and then an afternoon of Intyre of 4045 Dor- chester West.However, witnesses told Municipal Judge CAPER boys and girls passing beginners tests in the first weck.at the \u2018Y'.A large number of More than 130 youngsters went campers are coming back to: bowling this week, taking over | SFC for a second two week period 28 lanes.Lunch was had on Mount (Continued on page 11) nights.games.followed by a swim back Mainly sunny and warming again for the weekend, with blue skies and light winds, Alex Stalker that the bus proceeded through a red light, immediately prior to the crash.PAGE 4 PPT | YOR Ea Ta CUT RE eq The Westmount Examiner, Friday, July 17, 1964 | This Week in Westmount Nightly except Sundays Norman Krasna\u2019s comedy hit \u201cSUNDAY IN NEW YORK\u201d under the direction of Jack Crisp, and produced by Jeanine Beaubien, Oakland avenue, is at La Poudriere, on St.Helen's Island.Starring are Joan Blackman, Walter Massey, Anne Butler, Bert Adkins, Grif Brewer, and Gary Plaxton.New lyrics for \u201cThe Maple Leafy \u2014 \u2014-\u2014-\u2014\u2014 - For Ever\u2019 written by an Ottawa printer, Victor Cowley, won the competition and a $1,000 prize awarded by Toronto publisher Gordon V.\u2018Thompson.Lyrics were sung for the first time by Prof.Leonard Mayo, professor of music at Acadia University at the Canadian Authors Association convention.Miss Alice Lighthall, Metcalfe avenue, is the president of the CAA, Montreal Branch.by VALENTINA RAHR eration may be seen at the Chateau de Ramezay, and original moulds for the figures are in possesion of Paul Petrucci.The sculptor who started the whole project more than fifty years ago was the late father of Adrien Hebert, Springfield avenue, West- mount.DR.JOYCE HEMLOW, Atwater avenue, is author of \u2018History of Fanny Burney\" printed in 1958.Europe.Miss Hemlow is at present working on the voluminous correspondence which dales from 1791 to 1840.Publication by Oxford Press of the first volume of a scheduled 12 is slated for the spring of 1965.Dr.Lucien Laverdure, tennis instructor giving lessons to young people at the tennis court inn Westmount Park, for the 10 to 18 To the new maple leaf flag We'll stand on guard for thee Cherished symbol of brotherhood and faith, We'll ever salute and greet you At every corner, every gate.May you flutter above us With pride and glory high, In days filled with sunshine And nights cramped with sigh.Lead us to lofty heights Where justice will reign supreme, And peace will pave the way In fulfilment of our dream.H.Cooper, 32 Springfield Ave., Westmount, Que.set, as part of the recreational Sculptor Phillippe Hebert's statuettes of the Fathers of Confed- Te TRIER NORTHWA £5 862 JUNCIION CAR NORTHWAY AND CAPACITY ROUTE 11 a biography which has enjoyed acclaim in North America and DRIVE-IN THEATRE CHAMPLAIN, N.Y.Admission: Adults 80 \u2014 Childien under 12 FREE FIRST SHOW STARTS AT DUSK FIRST FEATURE RERUN EVERY FRi.- SAT, & SUN.Wed.thru.Sof.: TECHNICOLO | Prsicre /Sun., Mon., Tues.July 19-20-21 July 15-16-1718 , | TON ARTS COMPANY muons PETER PAULA PRENTISS 5 ATIGEES LoNSBURY VER ART, FARAPION.COLI by BELNLE oo] TIARA TAHITI with James Moson and John Mills __; LAWofthe LAWLESS de À CUYLES Prin In Color programme .MRS.J.F.POR.TEOUS, Cote St.Antoine road, one of the canteen captains at the Ross Gift and Coffee shop at the Royal Victoria hospital! .DR.J.PRESTON ROBB, Roslyn avenue, father of four, returned home after a year in Washington, D.C., doing research on epilepsy at the National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Blindness, advocates more attention and research to epilepsy, and urges specialized clinics which are much needed to supplement work now carried on in Montreal .ANNA MARIE AND DAVID HOLMES will appear as star dancers with Les Grands Ballets Canadiens next season according to Lud- milla Chiriaeff, artistic director and founder of the company .C.H.DRURY, Mayor of West- mount.and president of Dosco Steel, met recently with Mexican rail chief Benjamin Mendez, for talks.The Mexican Railway buys its steel rails exclusively in Canada .CAROL and MARGARET FELL, Blenheim avenue, recently appeared in shorts on \u2018\u2018Like Young\u201d a local television programme for teenagers.They took home a carton of soft drinks and a long playing record each .MRS.STUART RAMSAY, Lans- downe avenue recently attended the Royal Commonwealth Society's afternoon party in the garden of the Ritz Carlton .Art as an architectural feature in apartment house lobbies seems to have taken on a new lease on life, with a group of fired clay glazed Mediterranean blue works by Jordi Bonet at the Parkview, at | the corner of Mount Stephen and | Sherbrooke west .GRACIOUS LIVING IN NORWOOD KIT A magnificent line of cabinets \u2014 styled and tradition of fine furniture to bring exciting individuality to both modern and provincial styled kitchens.created and installed by: MULTIFORM LAMINATES LTD.804 Bloomfield Ave.Montreal, P.Q.SHOWROOMS: CHENS oy crafted in the Tel.: 625-1935 children are off the streets.They Unity carries on though Mariasine is at the Stampede Some time ago, the parent of a Boys\u2019 Club member was over-heard declaring the value of the local Boys\u2019 Club in keeping her children off the street and out of trouble.So many parents, locally, and indeed, across the country, are becoming accustomed to the worth of Boys\u2019 Clubs.It is high time the Boys\u2019 Club Movement and the small group of dedicated men who run Boys\u2019 Clubs of Canada be given credit for their efforts.It is also time that these same parents be educated as to! the true purpose of Boys\u2019 Club\u2019 work.Originally, the Boys\u2019 Club opened its doors with the basic purpose of getting the youth from the streets into areas where their development could have more promising results.The Unity Boys\u2019 Club of Westmount came into being via this purpose in 1949.Since that time.however.the purpose has expanded along with the membership.Today, the know what to expect when they enter the club and in involves a great deal more than just having and acceptable place to \u2018horse\u2019 around.After fifteen years of operation Boys\u2019 Club personnel have learned how to assure, to a greater degree, the proper development of club members.Too few people realize the advancements that have boosted Boys\u2019 Club work to the status of, \u2018Professional\u2019.How many people realize, for instance, that a Boys\u2019 Club worker .requires four years of university, a similar period of field work experience and this, along with constant screening and appraisal.One speaks in error then, when one refers to a Boys\u2019 Worker as a supervisor, as if his job was merely to observe or to discipline.Today, a Boys\u2019 Worker is an educator in the truest sense of the word.The youth are still coming in off the streets, but now are taking part in professionally organized programs, using fully equipped facilities and being cared for by properly trained personnel.ACTIVITIES Highlights of next week's program include an afternoon of bowling at Rosebowl Lanes, (Tuesday.1 p.m.).a day at St.Helen's Island, (Wednesday).and a trip to the Montreal Gazette Thursday.Attendance at games room activities at the club has hardly dropped off at all.\u2018This due to the fine job done by Tom Stevens on several new games, Girl\u2019s Worker.Tori Schrammel was just as surprised as the rest of us, at how well her first Arts and Crafts class worked out.They have a whale of a time in the library every Monday and Friday.Boys' Worker, Carl Tremblay will soon be conducting regular football practices, (August 17), but is busy now on Thursday with \\ a girl\u2019s hike mornings and a boy\u2019s hike afternoons.Club Director.Maurice Maria- sine is off to Calgary for the first portion of his vacation.The stampede to the club continues, however.GREENER PASTURES Unfortunately, there are all too many of our high school graduates who go to Upper Canada, the west or the U.S.A.to find the fame and fortune most youngsters envisage as their right, Yet times here are improving and as our area becomes more and more industrialized, the jobs here are becoming more plentiful' and better.\u2014 Campbellton (N.B.) 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