The Westmount examiner, 7 août 1964, vendredi 7 août 1964

[" A.W.D.SWAN TO RETIRE City Clerk and Secretary A.W.D.Swan, FCLS, longtime Grosvenor avenue resident announced his retirement this week, effective September |.best known official at City Hall, Mr.Swan who will be 60 this Fall leaves after 30 years of service.this week joined Mayor Drury and Finance Commissioner McEntyre in paying him high tribute for devoted ser- Born in Ottawa, he received his CA at McGill vice.and joined the city in 1931 as Accountant.nine years later to go overseas with the RMR, and served for a time after V-E Day as Secretary-Treasurer of the City of Cologne, Germany, returning in 1945 with He was appointed Secretary- Treasurer of Westmount in 1950.Among his memorable experiences he especially recalls the granting of the \"Freedom of the City\" to the RMR after the Armistice when he read the illuminated address.cessor will be R.B.Seaman, currently assistant City ~the rank of Captain.Clerk.City Council resumes expropriafion works City Council moved quickly to expropriate 11 properties in the Dorchester area Monday night.one week after receiving final clearance from the Quebec Legislature.i Perhaps the Council He left His suc- Expropriation costs for the four properties on Dorchester | amounted to $261,588, for two others on Tupper street $99,250, and for four properties on Greene.$83,200.This brings to a total of 130 the number of properties bought.Total amount spent to date on expropriation is $5,027.030.Approval for expropriation of properties on Dorches- ter and St.Catherine street between Greene and Hallowell came last week with passage of Bill 149 by the Quebec Legislature.It gave Westmount authority to expropriate all the property in the arca except that Hon.C M.Drury reports on \u2018Opposition\u2019s filibuster\u2019 (page 4) .of Mt.Pleasant.of R.T.Gaunt of 4263 Dorchest- er.Payment for the properties will be made as soon as the decision of the Quebec.Public Service Board confirming the amounts has been homologated by the Superior Court.In other business, Council approved an increase in parking rates at the recently opened Tupper street lot from $1.00 to $1.50 between 6:00 p.m.and 11 p.m.Rates are the same as those charged at the former lot opposite the Forum.Following recommenaations of the City's Administrative Traffic Committee, Council approved erection of a stop sign on Severn avenue at Mt.Pleasant and a yield sign on Holton avenue al the northeast corner! The Police and Fire Station | and City Hall annex is duc to be completed this month and | council approved a commitment | of $21.960 for furniture, equip- | ment and draperies for new offices.Alderman P.M, McEntyre was appointed acting Mayor for the | months of August, September | and October.VOL.XXXVII, No.32 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7th, 1964 5 CENTS 12 PAGES Pioneers would pan park E.Collard tells Rotary Edgar Andrew Collard.distinguished antiquarian and editor of the Montreal Gazette, addressed members of the Westmount Rotary Club Wednesday at Victoria Hall \u2014 and launched into his address with a pondered query as to how the oldtimers who owned the farms \u201cwould care for the way in which Westmount Park is being improved now.\u201d Westmount area said * Introduced by JS Miller Next week's | retired general-manager of The Gazette and thanked by Ron weather Mackay.Mr.Collard dwelt at ; some leugth on Westmount's By ERIC NEAL carly history.AUGUST 8 to 15 Going back to the days when ° | Cool to commence this SC Catherine Street was called in an er \" week, then warming with Sissons Lane.and a toll-gate heavy dews and morning mists marked the intersection with or valley fogs.Days bright with a little evening thunder what is now Greene avenue \u2014 The eyes of Montreal are he spoke of a horse-trough in on Westmount\u2014 at least on a activity.front of Smithers shoe store part of the area in the south- Mainly sunny and quite jand the village pump which east scction of the city.ac- warm with high humidity stood in front ot Ohmans cording to the atest word through to the end of the Jewellery Store.from someone close to the mpe A i.Drapeau-Saulmier adminis- Bes Temperature range: ; r he Montreal Gan Club of the tration.tes i day, he said, had its ranges at ¢ .A hurricane approaching Claremont and The Boulevard With two major projects in eastern coasts.lt usually |and so sparse was the popula.the general arca held up by injunctions that are not slated to go berore the courts until after Labor Day the question now appears to be \u201cwill the zoning squabbles be concluded before the big city group can line up a land grab that could quite conceivably see Montreal take over not only the land for the subway extension and station, but also quite a considerable adjoining section, with certain high- tax-producing projects as well?At least two projects have invested huge sums in the purchase of land and buildings now demolished and interest | on monies tied up for development adds to the day-by-day cost of delay.| As Montreal council \u2018pipes\u2019 stays out at sea, but in 1954 A {tion that the members and 1955 it came through our south without any fear of regions.ting anyone.He painted a picture of a (time when the Nuns from Guy | and Dorchester street had their cows driven along a country road that was now Dorchester street in Westmount and when | cattle were received at West- tax [mount Station, then at the foot lof Abbott avenue.| h CPR at the time stood for City Passenger Railway said Mr.T he Westmount Valuation C Collard, an organizetion operat- \u2018ing horse-drawn vehicles which \u201coriginally halted their westward Roll, deposited Friday at City: Hall contains only 400 assess- | ment changes this vear.: journey at Atwater avenue, the western terminal eventually be- Effected property-owners have\u2019 all been notifed by mail, fired hit- ing extended to Greene.With the advent of the Canadian Pacific Raiiwey, the speaker said, the name of the loeal horse-car have it.some or all of the pro- Changes, according to city line was altered to Montreal prictors adjoining the subway officials, merely follow in- Street Railway.extension and station would creases or decreases in the After a sertes of similar pre- petition Montreal to be an- actual value of the properties.\u2018 Timinaries Mr.Collard launched nexed, so that Montreal-style Last year, nearly all of the into an account of the days zoning would apply.4,500 local property owners re- when Governors General lived Montreal would then seek ceived an average 209 in- of Monklands, now the ait .main crease to conform to the de- power from Quebec to ex- | \u201cbuilding of Villa Maria convent, tend their subway-annexation, ; Sires of the Montreal Metro a building actually in West- betting at city hall is that politan Corporation, The raise mount \u2014 though the front en- they would get an affirmative equalized Westmount\u2019s rates trance is in N.D.G.on Decarie, reply from Premier Lesage with Montreal's and those of 15; First incumbent was Lord and Municipal Affairs Min- \u2018 other independent municipal- Catheart, he said, who fought ister (Continued on page 6) ! (Continued on page 6) Laporte.4 : ° à À «es 4 ) LEAVE FOR HOME THIS AFTERNOON: Some of the Montreal-Calgary Rotary student-exchange boys, caught by the camera at Westmount station.The 12 western boys leave for home this afternoon after two happy weeks in Eastern Canada.In this photo are: Pierre Normandin, Thetford Mines; Stan Carscallen and Lloyd Swift of Calgary: Richard Liboiron of Ste.Adele and John Chagnon of Montreal. The Westmount Examiner, Friday, August 7, 1964 2 Heart disease Is top Heart discase in Canada accounts tor more deaths annually than all other causes, including traffic accidents.The death tol) from heart disease represents 51.25: ol the patiom\u2019s mortality rate > The Quebec Heart Foundation is endeavoring to overceme the high incidence of death through heart dlscases, by carrying on an extensive medical research and educational programme, In order to keep the public informed and to provide information that will be helpful to those suffering from some form of heart discase free booklets are provided on request.These book- Jets include the following titles: \u2018Some Facts about your Heart\u201d \u201cWhat is the Quebec Heart Foundation\u2019 \u2014 \u2018Your Heart\u201d \u2014 \u201cAfter a Coronary\u201d \u2014 \u2018High Blood Pressure\u201d \u2014 \u201cHow the Doctor examines your Heart' \u201cHeart Disease in Canada\u201d \u201cYour Heart and How It works\u201d \u2014 \u201cHow to Live with Heart Trou- se i DRIVE-IN Admission: NORTHWAY ran N.Y.Adults 80 \u2014 killer ble\u201d \u2014 \u201cVaricose Veins\u2019 \u2014 Strokes\u2019 \u2014 \u2018The Heart Story\u201d \u2014 \u2018\u201c\u2019Fhe Heart of the Home\u201d \u2014 \u2018\u201c101 Questions about your Child's Heart and your Own\u201d \u2014 \u201cIf your Child has Congenital Heart Disease\u201d \u2014 \u201cA safe Work Load for Farmers with Heart Disease\u201d \u2014 \u201cFacts about Strokes\u201d \u2014 \u2018\u2018Have fun .Get well\u201d \u2014 \u2018\u2019Home Care of the Child with Rheumatic Fever.\u201d These booklets, as well as instructional films, are available fo institutional use and for public meetings.The films available on loan are as follows: \u2018\u2018Arteriosclerosis\u2019 \u2014 \u201cBe Your Age\u201d \u2014 \u201cRheumatic Heart Disease\u201d \u2018Coronary Heart Disease\u201d Strokes\u2019 \u2014 \u201cThe Circulatory System\u2019 \u2014 \u2018Losing to Win\" \u2014 \u201cCongestive Heart Failure\u201d \u201cCongenital Heart Disease\u2019 \u2014 \u201cHigh Blood Pressure\u2019 \u2014 \u2018Mr.Finley's Feelings\u201d \u2014 \u2018Wonder Engine of the Body\" \u2014 \u2018\u2018An Open Heart Operation\u201d \u2014 \"The Pacemakers.\u201d THEATRE JUNCTION OF NORTHWAY AND ROUTE 11 Childien under 12 FREE FIRST SHOW STARTS at DUSK \u2014 FIRST FEATURE RE-RUN Every Fri., Sot ond Sun.Wed.thru.Sat.Joseph E Levine presents ey Bader- Cy Endtielg Production TECHNIRAMA* TECHNICOLOR® À PARAMOUNT RELEASS CLEOPATRA \u2014 FRI.SAT., SUN., AUG.14-15-16 8 Sun., Mon., Tues.Aug.9-10-11 WE WRC CORPORATION presents Fh COLOR vy DE LURE _PANAVISION® n the HAROLD HECHT Froducnon CHRISTINE HAUFMANN Screrpie sy WALDO SALT wa KARL TUNBERG Ducted by Produced by J.LEE THOMPSON HAROLD HECHT naimsion EASTMANCOLOR 55020 \u2014 sef Karsh, 0-12 Prominent local photographers to be featured at convention The works of two outstanding Westmount photographers will be featured during the five-day program of the 1964 International Convention of the Photographic Society of America being held in Montreal, August 16- 20.Attending from this municipality wil} be Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Caron and Frank Hopkins.They will join more than 2.- 000 amateur photographers from all over the world.The five-day convention will feature a full schedule of Jec- tures, panel discussions, \u2018\u2018how- to\u201d demonstrations, non-com- mercial exhibits, and field trips.Five special exhibitions of \u2014 photography will be displayed throughout the convention: a one-man show of prints by You- a Fellow of PSA, world-famous Canadian portrait photographer; a collection of prints by England\u2019s cutstand- ing pictorialists, loaned by the Royal Photographic Society of Great Britain; and the 1964 PSA International Exhibitions of pictorial, nature, and color prints.The 1964 PSA International Exhibitions of color, nature, and stero slides will each be shown twice during the week, the world premiere of the winning films from the 35th annual international \u201cTen Best\u201d motion picture competition will be shown on August 17, and the Grand Gala Film Show of the National Film Board of Canada will be seen on August 18.Other outstanding program attractions will include: \u201cThe Prairie Naturalists\u201d by Ada and Dick Bird, Regina, Sask.; \u201cFocus on the Fair\u201d by John Fish, Rochester, N.Y.; and the College of Photo Knowledge \u2014 a photographic short-course or portrait lighting, tabletops, color printing, abstracts, titling, close-ups, glass ware photography, and perspective.Home and School members plan for 1967 celebrations Three hundred thousand Home and School members are to be asked to help plan and finance provincial and national programs that will contribute to Canada's 100th birthday celebrations in 1967.This was one of the major decisions of the annual meeting of The Canadian Home and School and Parent-Teacher Federation held in Charlottetown, P.E.1., July 13th to 17th.The following officers of Quebec Federation of Protestant Home and School Associations attended: Mrs.M.S.Donovan, President, of Laval West, Mrs.J.D.Frankel, Assistant to President, of Montreal, W.Asherman, Executive Vice- President, of Montreal.This decision for Canada's largest voluntary organization was the culmination of a suggestion made by a small group of Home and School members that their national organization should plan and implement a program that will fittingly mark Home and School's contribution ao the great occasion.It has now been accepted unanimously by the representatives of the Canadian Federation.A Project Fund has been sel up, to be open to voluntary contributions from individuals and Home and School Associations.A special feature of the fund is that the designation of \u2018\u2018founding contributor\u2019 involving some spec- ial privileges will go to each Association or individual who contributes the symbolic sum of $19.67.A committee has been established to recommend the specific national projects to be undertaken.The Provincial Home and School Federation will decide upon the form of their individual 1967 projects.The suggestion to make a major coast-to-coast effort to celebrate the Centennial was received with unanimity and almost boisterous enthusiasm.Immediately the terms of the $19.67 founding contributions were announced, there was a shower of $20.00 bills from members around the conference table wanting td\" *bE among the first few contributors, By this action Home and School \u2018s providing one answer to remarks made in May 1964 by the ilon.Maurice Lamontagne, Secretary of State for Canada: \u2018The celebration of the Centennial of Confederation will be almost meaningless if it is left exclusively to the government.All private groups, all individuals should prepare for this great event and be ready to participate in the celebration.Private initiative has a great role to play in the preparation and celebration of the Centennial, but I regret to say that the private sector has not yet faced up to its responsibilities .\u201d Say OK for OKeefe More and more people are enjoying the growing sport of golfing.More and more active people are also enjoying the mild taste of O'Kesfe Ale \u2014 brewed trom costiler seediess hops.O'Keefe has no unpleasant bitterness \u2014 just natural mild refreshment.O'Keefe mise Among the more than 50 scheduled lectures and demonstrations will be presentations on photography as a language, scenario filming, humor in photography, space control in 3-D photography, modern trends in pictorialism, lighting for the photojournalist, and a wide variety of other subjects designed to appeal to the special interests of all serious photographers.Picture-taking field trips will include walking tours of Montreal, conducted tours of the Morgan Aboretum, and two all- day trips \u2014 a visit to Upper Canada Village and a pre-con- vention St.Lawrence River cruise.CWNA annual convention for Toronto Canada\u2019s biggest newspaper convention, the annual assembly of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association will be held in Toronto during the last week in August.More than 300 weekly publishers and editors, some with their wives and families are expected to attend the convention which opens with a welcome party on the evening of August 25 and ends with a trip to Niagara Falls, Saturday, August 29.The convention will have a pioneer theme, A woodcut of an old printing press, inscribed with the message, \u201cThe Tyrants Foe, the Peoples Friend,\u201d is used to symbolize the pioneer theme.lee Headquarters for the convention \u201cwill be the Royal York Hotel Mut rffany of the sessions will take place away from the hotel.In addition to the trip to Niagara Falls, expeditions are also planned to O'Keefe Centre, Pioneer Village, the Massey Harris Farm near Agincourt and the Canadian National Exhibition.Chairman for this, the 45th annual convention, is Gerry Craven of the Ridgetown Dominion, assisted by Jim Dills of the Milton Canadian Champion.EXPECTANT MOTHERS ~he next series of Prenatal Discussion Groups will start on Wednesday August 26 at 2 p.m.For information please phone Miss Brokenshire, Victorian Order of Nurses at 768-6122.BEAUTIFY YOUR BATHROOM Coll ws today for estimates on installation of modern, quality fixtures in your bothroom.Que skilled plumbers are at yow service, WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LTD.C.Cadorette \u2014 N.Lamoureux 206 Olivier Ave.Westmount WE.5-1189 24 HOURS SERVICE NEED A (A UN.6-4551 VETERAN TAXI ASS'N.VOL.XXXVI), No.32 Gavin Ross appointed by Red Feather Gavin Ross of 38 York, West- mount, will head the Special Areas division in the 1964 Red Feather campaign.He is associated with the firm of Churchill- Smith & Sutherland Limited, insurance brokers and consultants.This is the second year in which Mr.Ross has headed this division.It makes collections in particular areas in greater Montreal.Last year his division had an outstanding success, Mr.Ross has been associated with a number of past Red Feather campaigns and has also served as a member of the Budget Committee of United Red Feather Services.MONTREAL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7th, 1964 oy, SINFONIETTA with Anthony Santiago and Vanda Intini in a choreography by Geneviéve Salbaing, music by Albert Roussel, to be presented on August 12 and 13 at the Westmount High School.31 win First Class at WHS \"Best ever\u2019 Literature student fo fake Engineering af McGill Westmount High School students ranked second and tenth in the Province in this year\u2019s Protestant High School Leaving PLANNING A PARTY?rib\u2019n reefy The Red Door Te Dining Pleasure Complete banquet facilities 8105 Decarie Bivd.Phone 735-1601 Tree Top Lodge Sugar Hill, NEW HAMPSHIRE NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON We have excellent food, comfortable accommodation and a fine staff to serve you.May we hear from you ?GOLF \u2014 SWIMMING PUTTING \u2014 SHUFFLEBOARD Bettie C.Fenton, Mgr.Tel.: 823-5502 Examinations, Top students in the school and only 2.1 percentage points below Joseph Fiksel of Outremont High was Michael Allan Kaplan.He achieved the distinction of being the first Westmount High student ever to score 100 in English literature.During the past two years Michael studied English under Angus Bernard, head of the school\u2019s English Department.While unsurpassed in English, Michael's ambition's lie in another direction.He plans Lo take engineering at MeGill and enters the first year course with another perfect score, 100 in Algebra.Throughout Senior High School he has never had a mark below 80 or an average below 91%.His scores on the College Entrance Examination Board tests ranged from 630 to 743.Michael's unique mark in English literature h as never been matched in the school but last year WHS student William Hart scored 100 in English Composition.the first time such a mark had been awarded in the province.In tenth place in Quebec out of 5600 students was Courtney Pratt, one of the school's outstanding athletes.President of the Boys Athletic Association and Captain of the championship winning Senior Hockey squad, he was in addition a prefect and active in football, volleyball and skiing.Thirty-one WHS students achieved first class standing with 80 per cent or better.The names in order of merit are: 1.Michael Kaplan, 938.2.Courtney Pratt, 919.3.Peter Gibson, 882.4.Michael Chodos, 879.5.Jeffrey Bacal, 875.5.Steven Vittoratos, 875.7.Stephen Abbott, 868.7.Helen Cayne, 868.7.Susan Birnie, 868.10.Peter Cummings, 858.11.Charles Beach, 856.12.Marcia Pelly, 851.13.Terri Josephson, 842, 14.Ellen Rosenberg, 840.14.Rene Pardo, 840.14.Alexander Feindel, 840.17.Gail Portnuff.839.18.Lucy Fellows, 838.19.Stanley Rodier.834.20.David Schaffelburg.830.21.Karen Stein, 826.22.Karen Smiley.820.23.Helen Sinclair, 819.24.Harriet Fels.815.25.Andrew Vine, 812.26.David Smith, 811.27.Gail Budd, 810.28.Corinne Bronfman, 808.29.Harriet Lipson, 807.30.Susan Anderson, 806.31.Peter Bishin, 801.31, Thibeault Czeisler, 801.Many of the top students played a leading part in the activities of the school.Peter Gibson was vice.president of the Students Council and active in Senior Basketball.Michael chodos who aims to be a lawyer was president of the Current Events Club and a member of the Senior Football squad.Also among the top ten, Susan Birnie was editor of the school newspaper and a prefect while Steven Vittoratos was assistant editor and prominent in Senior ESTABLISHED 1899 WE.34046 on WATCH REPAIRS § Cortified Wetchmahors HMAN\u2019S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.ER 35 \u2014 PAGE THREE City Glen Yard to be updated Westmount is this week calling for tenders for construction in the Glen Yards to add what officials call \u201cbadly needed storage space.Tenders will be received up tow August 20 for the construction of a three storey framed storage building, brick and concrete block offices and residence, concrete outside storage shed and concrete retaining wall.The new storage building will, according to city engineers, replace an \u2018inadequate\u2019 shed on the same site and hold stores removed from buildings above the present police and fire station on Stanton, soon to be partially demolished.\u201cOne of our chief difficulties is that we have eight different storage sheds scattered throughout the city.\u201d an engineering department spokesman said, \u201cWith the new storage building, perhaps we can consolidate things somewhat and we do need the! extra space.\u201d The new shed will provide an additional 24,0000 square feel of storage area.he added.In addition, a more functional yard office is needed to replace the present structure built in 1912, the spokesman said.The outside supplementary storage Traffic on Grosvenor unstalled Police noted \u201cslight delays\u201d but no major traffic tieups this week in the Grosvenor-Boulevard area, Grosvenor avenue, between The Boulevard and Sunnyside will remain closed for the next two weeks for street and sidewalk reconstruction.Traffic normally using Gros- venor is rerouted to Victoria avenue which is temporarily two ways from The Boulevard to its northern end.Left turns arc not permitted at Victoria and Sunnyside avenucs.building will contain bunks (or sand.road salt and cement.Architects for the project are Ross, Fish, Duschenes and Barrett ! i 1 | ] | I | | 1 | Then you will be interested In {Sun Life's Anucipated Fndowment \u201cPolicy which will provide you with cash in 10, 1S and 20 years and | Bive you insurance protection for | 20 years.May | give vou details I of this practical plan?| RICHARD GORDON Sun Life Bldg., Suite 156 Telephone: Office: UN.6-6411 Res.: 482-7716 SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA (Continued on page 6) Westmount David McVey 637-6406 MONTREAL BRANCH C.I.L.HOUSE 630 Dorchester Blvd.W.ROYAL TRUST RESIDENTIAL SERVICE & Vicinity Hugh Gurd I.G.W.Hyde 935-7720 937-9675 849-4711 MEMBER MONTREAL REAL LNTATFE BOARD SALES The Westmount Examiner, Friday, August 7, 1964 4 LE to\" a us LP Examiner Serving the City of Wostmennt since 1925 HUGH R.MOUNT, General Monager Printed and Published Every Friday by This Week in Westmount i by VALENTINA RAHR being mailed out to craftsmen to have their opinions on works, PETER PAQUETTE, Sunny- side avenue, attended a party on lets Canadiens on Wednesday August 12, and Thursday August MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED |Sunday with folksingers and .| problems, successes, how to buy 13, at 8 p.m.Co 7005 Kid Rood, Montreal 29 ici y f L nee s a and/or sell, or place before the| CINDY CAMPBELL, Hillside \u2019 sicians from Loyola and Fl public the creations of these avenue, winner of free tickets John W.Soncton President and Publisher Hugh E.McCormick Chairman George Williams.Guest of honor was \u201c\u2018Marven\u2019, rotund singer of The Raftsmen.whose popularity is well appreciated across Canada to attend performance of \u2018The Beatles\u2019 next month at the Forum, in Montreal .MARGARET FELL seen again Editorial \u2014 Accounting \u2014 Circulation POCKET CARTOON Display Advertising Departments by OSBERT LANCASTER on a local television program 481 -2771 due to television and personal ap- Saturday .pearances.Marven spoke of a Westmounter PETER LERCH Classified Advertising \u2014 8:30 om.to 5 p.m.Daily {To 8:30 p.m.Mon., Tues.& Wed.) 481-0451 Tbe Fxaminer aims te be an independent, clesn newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.Mall subscriptions: $2.50 per vear: 21.20 half vear.Five cents » copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, Quebec Newspapers Association, Canadian forced to drop out twice at the Mont Tremblant Circuit during sports car races last Saturday due to mechanical problems.An interesting specimen of mushroom growth on trees at (he tour of Russia in 1966, and appearances at tbe Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto next month.Other guests were PETE GABOURY (banjo), Singer Miche- Community Newspapers Reprenentatives.line.Vlad Rahr (bass).and e THES i} corner of Clarke and Western, Authorized as Second Class Mail by the Post Office Department, Ottaws others Dresses 15 about ten feet off the ground .STRICT Tok Edi LOLA LANYI, artist, ceramist.x inf 72 Grosvenor avenue, this week fill- and for puyment of postage in cash.WE SAY YOU SAY Residents and visitors to West- mount parking their cars on the ground where demolition took pe out corms lor.the National place recently at Hallowell and esign Council which has estab- Dorchester .ANNE AND Chance of RMR seeks lished a registry of design.crafts- CONNIE ANGELES Mount Ste.nN à i vith headquar- i a centur men and industry, with! phen avenue, away on vacation y former members ters in Ottawa.\u201cIt is important \u201cBut 1 haven't got this week .Official opening of for the craftsmen to register any a TOP!!\u201d Sir: designs with the Commissioner of Patents, Ottawa, for his protection.\u201c states NORAH McCUL- LAGH.\u201cMany problems new Catherine Booth Hospital taking place Tuesday August 18, at 3 p.m.Colonel H.G.Wallace officiating .Subway construction at Atwater and Western nearing completion in October, PANS for Expo '67 appear to be proceeding at a rapid pace, and the time has come for some local committee or craftsmen, and above all, to locate and keep in touch with craftsmen of different kinds in Canada.Auditorium in Westmount High \u2018The Royal Montreal Regiment will this year celebrate its 50th Anniversary with an affect the group to probe the situa- all-ranks reunion scheduled craftsman and we are more School the scene of performances instead of next spring as origin- tion to find the answer for the week-end of 18th to] aware of this now.particularly by members of Les Grands Bal- ally scheduled .to the question: \u201cWhat 20th September, highlighted by since my return from the World ; Congress of Craltsmen held in presentation of Colours to the New York.The same problems serving Battalion by Hi s|exist among craftsmen of differ- Excellency, the Governor-{ent lands.\u201d Questionnaires are will the Expo mean to Westmount, and what should Westmount do to Your MP be prepared for it?\u201d General, LL ou le he .a QI.have heard fog Former members of the BY THE WAY pes A a ] e a with Regiment will receive full par- RISSOLE MIO re orts ar me hi k and D vy ticulars if they send their name OUP came off the menu pitchtor anc under- and address to the Reunion yesterday.Mrs.McGurgle buss and prepare to repel tourists Expo-bound.on the theory that they will lay waste this beautiful garden city in one way could stand no more of the ribalt jests which began as Mr.Tufford tuned up, as it were and continued all through the performance.The boarders are now nervous.Committee, real Regiment, crine Street West, The Royal Mont- 4625 St.Cath.Montreal 6.from 4 In the hope of reaching in- and another \u2014 but we terested readers of your paper.| And stray noise made by an a look upon such sugges- I would greatly appreciate eater makes im painfully i tlawa Hi tions as facetious to say your publishing this letter self-conscious.Miss Gilke the least.?: champing a bit of tough mut- G.V.Whitehead, Brigadier ton.left the table in confu- Hon.C.M.Drury Let's get a committee \u2019 ; \u2019 sion when a commercial Honorary Colonel, The Royal Montreal Regiment.gentleman put his hand to his ear.and said, \u201cAh: The first X\u2014WORD PUZZLE OTTAWA \u2014 Flaws in Canada\u2019s parliamentary system came to light early last week when one opposition party picked the easiest way in the world to bring Parliament to a standstill.In an obvious move to delay debate on the flag issue, it entered into a speech-mak- formed.of citizens and council members, of publicists.and see that plans are made so that West- mount will be able to put > its best foot forward.ing marathon on the type of business that does not ACROSS 2.Mythical 22.Before BY call for 2 vote on Specific issues: interim supply.1.A British monster 23.Metal AlS rst.must explain tha cece à ue Big cloud, peer 8.Quantity con- Fée one of the principal duties of fer and if it is carried on small lining 5.Immense of paper tainer Parliament is to examine and long enough it can force a Holdings 5 Am oA EN control government spending.BCH case.the filibuster \u2018 ; ; Le » prayer .This is done mainly by way : D M BELLISHMENT and 12.A land.before zodiac of a detailed review of the tactic is being used to prevent refurbishing of West- ormation a meal 26.Long- [La di sonriati ; the government from proceed- ; 5 - 13.Coin: Fr, 6.Free nosed ER spending appropriations for : VEL TINE a mount Park is behind 14.African 7.Old Norse fish \u2018lo each government department ing with its intended program schedule \u2014 but in every antelope work 27.Beast EN \u2014 known as \u2018main estimates.\u201d of action porore the House ad- ; 5 Sveni ., \u2018 ; ; sum recess.dark cloud there is a sil- 15.nn ue 8.ce pan den From fume to am © the Com- The government Ths stated Ces ; oo ! e ' ons forms itself into a com- ! § ver lining, it you look far 16.Fubulous 9.Theme 29.Swin- 38.French mittee of the whole House, to that it wants to clear away enough to find it.8 od 14, Runs off: dlers river consider the estimates.After three pieces of business be- ie particular © 18.Skill sl.31.Dis- 39.Handle: this informal examination, fore members can go home In this particular case, 19.Points 17.Open: poet.tant Rom.; .to their constituents: .A ; of lund 19.Respiratory 33.P .40.Island estimates come before the e : it affords additional time - Respiratory Jd.awns: .Islands .; 1» Interim supply for the ; 21.To be infections sl.at tip of Commons for approval in the | for the development of suitableto 20.Cheers and 34.Ornamental Florida form of bills, like any other months of August and those delightful \u2018park\u2019 24.Seaweed shouts of girdle 42.Writing legislation.September: stories that are rapidly 28.Doctorate a crowd 35.Capital fluid This business of getting 2+ Ratification of fiscal ar- ; >.\u2018 api examina- 21, Cut short, of Norway 44.\u2014\u2014 and through the estimates.depart- rangements with the pro- becoming the chatter of tions as hair 36.Whirl Hers ment by department, takes a vinces, made at the last every lawn-fete, and lat- 20.aie 75 4 5 long time.Meanwhile.the federal-provincial confer- est of which.as far as 80.Flex government must obtain ence: we know, can be credited 31.Prefers money from Parliament to 3! Final debate on the flag \\ oo.se 82, Kind of cover current expenditures, Issue.to a former citv official.military cap From time to time.the Com- The leader of the official It seems a senior resi- 34.Distress mons is asked to give tempor- Opposition offers an alterna- ; signa ary approval for government tive program: \u2018 \u2018hat are tout dent, in w hat appears to 87.Metallic spending, for one, two or three a) approval of interim sup- be good (if mistaken) 38 Tree months.as the case may be.ply for three months instead faith, told a tourist that 1, A jellled This is what is called interim of two, and ; the park work was \u2014 de- meat and supply.b) ratification of the fiscal velopment of a replica vegetable Filibuster arrangements.The flag debate hy dish : is omitted in this program.of the First World War 48.German tactics It is difficult at this point trenches, and that, when river The Opposition is able to to predict the results of this 45.Sneak along the round was suffi- talk about matters of its own confrontation, as the deadline ciently razed.some sort 46.Eefeminate choosing on interim supply.does not arise until the end of of eel on th 47.Sounds, es It can raise almost any sub- this week.Whatever the out- cele ra ion was on e a goose ject it wishes and go on come, il will have been quite tapis, since this is the 48.Bering, speaking until the deadline \u2014 an exercise in oration on the 50th anniversary of the Arctic, \u2018 the date on which the Hye part of the opposition mem- start of that great con- na, etc.ment falls unless it has the bers who have to keep up the fli { B DOWN money to cover its spending.filibuster and go on talking, ict.1, Attic This tactic is called a filibus- talking, talking . ve DONT Those Odds & Ends Can Bring You CASH! House Cleaning can be profitable time for you .Around your home there are dozens of articles that you no longer use which may be of value to someone else.that bicycle and baby stroller in the garage, the coats and suits you have out-grown but still hoaëd in your £loset, Junior's desk and chair still part of the many other items in your attic.Don't throw these things away .don't hoard them till next year.You paid good money for them and they are still worth good money to you .JUST CALL: HU.1-0451 THE EXAMINER Classified Ads U.the CLASSIFIED ADS for many purposes .to sell .to buy .to swap; to offer services or to find them ! To tell the town what you have or tell \u2018em what you need.The WANT AD that works for you is an eager resultful \"salesman\" .doing a B-I-G job at a very small cost.READ AND USE THE WANT ADS Our experienced ad takers are here to help you, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.8:30 a.m.to 8:30 p.m.\u2014 Thursday and Friday, 8:30 a.m.to 5 p.m.FORGET! V96L 'L imbny \u2018Aopiy \u2018suwery snoussem ey; G The Westmount Examiner, Friday.August 7.1964 6 ANGLICAN SP.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road end Church Hill Fhe Rev'd.J N.Doidge, Recter he Rev'd.F, M.$.Kingston Sunday, August 9th TRINITY X] 8.00 am Holy Communion 83046 Holy Conununion and Sermon 100 aan Matting with Sciomen Preacher: The Kector Tri Evening Prayer WEDNESDAY 10:80 am.Holy Communion Organist & Choirmaster: Norman W.llurrie, ARCO ARCM F.F.C.L.Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount CLERGY The Revd.Alex.Mellor: The Revd, Glenn L.Pritchard; Ihe Revd.Canon 8, B.Lindsay (Hon).Organist & Cholrmaster Edward T.Brown.Sunday, August 9th TRINITY X) 800 aan Holy Eucharist Wd aan.Matting (said) 11:00 con.Sung Eucharist 7:00 pan.Evensong (sald) Werkduys: Holy Eucharist 2:00 aun.Tuesday: Thursday 4:00 san.Friday V:30 ant, Wednesday Westmount Park and St.Andrew's Westmount V niting for Sununer Services Sanday.August ¥ i Westmount Park Church seo Lansdowne & Western Ave 11:00 ADM fev, Callan Thompson, CDA LBD.Minister-in-Charge Music by Westmount Park Quartette directed by Wayne K.Riddell, B.Mus.CMeGilD PRESBYTERIAN Stanley Church Victoria & Westmount Aves, Rev, Searth Mu nell MAB D, inister UNTON SERVICES WITIF DOMINION-DOUGLAS CHURCH Rev, Roy PP, Stafford, B.A.B.D, 1:0 AM, MORNING WORSHIP THE PROOF OF FAITH 1S DEEDS No Evening Service Dorin Killam, AR.C.T.,, 1.Mux.(Metin.Orcanist « Choir Dir, ~~ MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 348 Melville Avenue Chas C.Cochrane, B.A.Minister Sunday, August 9th TEoo.cm Publiée Worshinp Preacher The Bev, J Russell Fer- sso, MAL Anderson Parish, Blantyre, Scotland Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster All are Cordially Welcome \"CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, Wik FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.Rev.8.0.Sunday, August 9th 1100 an; Church Service Lesson - Sermon Subject: CSPIRIF\" Golden Test: Zechariah 4:6.Not by might, nor by power, but by my spirit, satth the Lord of hosts, EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 bm.Tesumony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM In the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 2 to 4 pn.: Wednesday 6:30 to + 00 p.m.BAPTIST | TWO MINUTES) WITH THE BIBLE § BY CORNELIUS R.STAM PRIS.BEREAN BIBL sOCHTY CHICAGO 233, MLINOIS WHAT IS A CHURCH ?M is strange but true that most people even great majority of religious people \u2014 do not know what a church is.Ask the average man what a church is, and he's apt to reply: \u201cWell, uny- body knows that! A church is a building where people go to worship God.\u201d But this is nol correct.The wordtranstated church, in our Bibles, simply means assembly.A church is not a building, but the assembly that meets in the building.Technically, a church is not even a religious gathering, for the same word is used in Acts 19:32 of a riotous mob which assembled at Ephesus, and this verse says that this assembly was confused and that \u2018the greater part knew nol wherefore they were come together.\u201d Perhaps this could apply to many a church today.but the point is that a church is not a building but an assembly of people.The church of which the Bible has most to say is \u2018The Church of God, which le hath purchased with His own blood\u201d (Acts 20:28) and St.Paul calls this church, \u201cthe Body of Christ,\u201d or \u201cthe Church which is His Body .1 Cor.12:27; Eph.1:21.22).Men cannot join this Church by water baptism or any other religious rite, but Christian Science sermon theme Using Spirit\u201d as a name for God, the lesson-sermon in Christian Science churches this Sunday will explore how the qualities of spirit bring harmony into human atfairs.Scripture selections will include «from Galatians): \u201cThe fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace.long-suffering, gentleness, goodness.faith, meekness, temperance: against such there is no law.\u201d Relevant passages from \u2018\u2018Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u2019 by Mary Baker Eddy will include: \u201cMortals must gravitate Godward, their affections and aims grow spiritual, \u2014 they must near the broader interpre.lington, ' Van Slyke Lochhead, head of the tations of being, and gain some proper sense of the infinite, \u2014 in order that sin and mortality may be put off.LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL | LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER :85 Clarke Ave, Westmount | Wm.C.Nolting, B.D., Pastor Lydia Eibich \u2014 Organist Sunday, August 9th B30 am.Communion Service, 9:30 aan.Nursery.11:00 A.M.BYPU: \"WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Member Baptist World Alliance and Canadian Baptist Federation\u2019 Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Minister: Rev.Harold J.Baisden, B.A., B.Th.Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johnston, B.A., D.D.Organist & Choir Master: John Cook SUNDAY, AUGUST 9th \u2014 7:30 P.M.THE REV.HAROLD L.MITTON, Minister of Brunswick Strect Baptist Church, Fredericton, Midweek Service, Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.Thursday, 8:00 p.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME hurch B.A, B.D.N.B.in the only by [faith Lord Jesus Christ.With regard to believers in Christ St.Paul declares: \u201cBy one Spirit are we all baptized into ome body in Christ.\u201d Many sincere people have had their names on local church rolls for many years before learning this great truth \u2014 that that the true Church of God is not a building, but the body of those who trust in Christ as their Savior.Doubtless, people in and out of the many of the religious organizations we call churches, belong to this one great Bible Church, while others, with all their religious profession, do not.The question is: Have we sincerely trusted in Christ us the Savior who died for our sins?Obituary Rev.John Lochhead Rev.John Lochhead, onetime minister of Melville Presbyterian Church.died in Otzpal in the Austrian Tyrol July 25 He was 88.Born in Scotland and educated there, Mr.Lochhead came to Canada in 1909 and served as minister of the Westmount church until 1917, when he went overseas as a Canadian Army chaplain.After the war he lived at Marne- hull, England, and lectured on literature at the university level, Mr.Lochhead returned to Canada several times on holiday trips, revisiting his favorite country, Jarvis Island at Bark Lake, Quebec.near Arundel.He wrote a widely published poem about this country.entitled The Silent Land.le is survived by his wife, the former Alida Van Slyke, and two sons, Prof.John Lochhead.of the University of Vermont, at Bur- and Professor Andrew department of social sciences.University of Cardiff, Wales.Rosicrucians donate books Additional volumes on the subject of Rosierucian philosophy have been presented to the Atwater library.These books deal with philosophy, metaphysics, the sciences, and the arts.The object of the organization is to give the student members an understanding of the fundamental laws of lile to permit them to realize a fuller and more aboundant existence.Contributions of local members of the Rosicrucian Order make possible the donation of books to public li- raries.Roll has .(Continued from page 1) ities in the area.The property owners have 30 days to inquire and register a protest if they wish, At its September meeting Council will consider all appeals and Sproceed to the revision and homologation of the rolls.The rolls are available for inspection at the counter of the Light and Power Department at City Hall, Local officials or Many summer events support joint campaign A number of special names pre-campaign events are taking place during the month of August in behalf of the 1964 Joint Campaign for Combined Jewish Appeal and United Israel Appeal, it was announced this week by George H.Scott, general chairman.\u201cI am very pleased,\u201d Mr.Scott stated, \u2018\u2018that several of my close associales in the campaign leadership have agreed to join with me in hosting these special events, \u2018While the official dates of our campaign are November 2 to 16, it is important that we have an opportunity to brief our key people so that they will be in a position to carry the message of this year\u2019s campaign needs throughout the community.\u201d Following the first pre-cam- paign event hosted by Mr.and Mrs.Scott this week, other functions are being hosted this month by Mr.and Mrs.Robert M.Cummings, Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Bruck, Mr.and Mrs.Robert Bruck and Mr.and Mrs.Max Feldman; Viliam Frankel and Moric Treitel; Arthur Pascal, Henry Manella and Thomas O.Hecht, At each of these events, another group of Jewish community leaders will be given a special briefing on campaign needs at home and abroad.Campaign goal set The goal of the 1964 Joint Campaign is $4,385,000 and the campaign slogan is \u201cTomorrow is in your hands today.\u201d \u201cWe are determined to exceed last year's record high of $4,- 000,000,\u201d Mr.Scott stated.\u201cThe extra $385,000 is vitally needed to meet increased costs faced by our local agencies as well as to help meet increased necds, in the continuing urgent program of rescue, relief and rehabilitation of Jews in Israel and other countries overseas.\u201d The Joint Campaign is conducted as a partnership effort in behalf of the Combined Jewish Appeal and United Israel Appeal.The Combined Jewish Appeal provides grants to 20 local and nationala gencies and community welfare programs including the United Jewish Re- liet Agencies.The United Israel Appeal supports the program of the Jewish Agency for the resettlement of Jewish immigrants in Israel.United Jewish Relief Agencies support Jewish welfare organizations in 27 countries overseas and also assists the scttlement of Jewish newcomers to Canada.Approximately 50 percent of the funds raised in the Joint Campaign for CJA and UlA are used for local and national agencies and the remainder goes to assist Jews overseas.Funds tor overscas are transmitted in the form of Canadian ! , i Elgin\u2019s own handwriting, a no- credits and supplies, Birthday celebrations The Royal Montreal Regiment will mark its 50th birthday with an all-ranks reunion from September 18 to 20, it was announced this week by Brig.G.V.Whitehead, honorary colonel of the regiment.Highlight of the weekend ceremonies will be the presentation of Colors to the serving battalion by His Excellency, Governor- General Georges Vanier.appraisers from the firm of Warnock Hersey are available to answer questions.\u2018Best ever\u2019 .'.(Continued from page 4) Basketball.Examiner correspondent David Smith was a first class honors winner.Head prefect Steven Abbott tied for seventh in the school.Under the subject-promotion system now in effect in certain high schools, students are permitted to write a limited number of papers at the end of the 10th year upon completion of those subjects.A successful high school leav- in, certificate candidate must have achieved a minimum pass- \u2018ag grade in English literature, English composition, written French and oral French, plus four additional papers from a long list of subjects \u2014 academic, commercial or technical.Receipt of the high school leaving certificate, is not synonymous with university acceptance.Most of the province\u2019s cel- leges and universities require passes in 10 papers and a total grade above minimums established for various faculties.Thus an arts matriculant might need a total of 650 marks for acceptance into certain high educational institutions.Each college or university sets its own minimum requirements.When candidates write more than six optional papers, the six highest grades are added to grades in the four English and French papers for a total possible score of 1,000.As in 1963, the highest failure rate was in physics (19.9 per cent of the candidates were unsuccessful); the lowest rate, in oral French 111.4 per cent failures).Pioneers would .(Continued from page 1) at Waterloo against Napoleon and another resident, of course.Lord Elgin who was rotten-egg- ed, stoned, and suffered other indignities at the hands of a Tory mob in Montreal, at a time when the same mob set fire to the Parliament Buildings, then on the present site of St.Ann's Market.Mr.Collard revealed that a grandson cf Lord Elgin had recently visited Montreal and that he had the pleasure of escorting him to Monklands and showing him the building where his father was born and his grandfather beseiged.The recent visitor had told him, he said, that in his Scottish home there was a wooden box filed with stones that had been thrown at his grandfather, and on top of the box, in Lord tation: \u201cSouvenirs of Montreal.\u201d THAT you may come to our fun- home to pay respects when- So eral your ever most convenient, our doors are open for visitations from 9 am.to 10 p.m.BA.Collins VA MUNNS [NX Ne 3810 SHERBROOKE STREEY WEST ° » bv © a Dr.F.N.K.Falls, winner of several awards in the West End Horticultural Society's recent competition caught Local gardens take prizes Class A \u2014 Front Flower Gardens of Houses Ist prize \u2014 Mr.R.B.Morell, 5061 Kensington avenue; 2nd The Dent Harrison Memorial prize \u2014 Dr, F.N.K, Falls, 3740 Trophy for the best flower gar- The Boulevard; 3rd prize \u2014 Mr.den entered by a Westmounter! R.R.Herman, 4514 Madison ave- went to Mrs, H., Thornton of 499 nue.Mount Pleasant avenue.Class B \u2014 Front Flower Gardens Other results were: of Duplexes \u2014 Ist prize \u2014 The Royal Bank Westmouniers were prominent in the winners lists of the recent West End Garden competition judged by W.J.Tawse.Flower Bowl \u2014 Mrs.H.Secifred, ter \u20184656 Patricia avenue; 2nd prize \u2014 R.S, Semple, 5101 Connaught avenue; 3rd prize \u2014 Mrs.P.Ven- groff, 4517 Earnscliffe avenue, Class C \u2014 Side or Back Home - MORTIMER ROSS CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 3300 Cavendish Boulevard Gardens Montreal, Quebec | | Ist prize \u2014 The H.J.de Jersey Suite 670 Tel: 482-1810 Memorial Bowl \u2014 R, S.Semple, 5101 Connaught avenue; 2nd Office: Res: 505 prize \u2014 Mrs.H.Thornton, 499 46 Lambton Des Bouleaux Mount Pleasant avenue: 3rd prize \u2014 Mrs, F.G.A.Fraser.| 3763 Grey avenue.Tel: 653-2907 || Class D \u2014 Large Flower Gardens Vacant Lot & Gardens Projects Howick, Que.Tel: 825-2268 St.Bruno, Que.SECRETARIAL COURSE includes intensive training in Stenography, Typewriting, English Grammar, Spelling, Filing, Bookkeeping, etc.Special Graham Features: PUBLIC SPEAKING PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE BUSINESS MACHINES FRENCH CONVERSATION for English-speaking students PERSONALIZED INSTRUCTION IN BUSINESS - CULTURAL QUALIFICATIONS COLLEGE GRADE CERTIFIED TEACHERS BE A GRAHAM GRADUATE A Distinguished School for The Discriminating Student DAY AND EVENING CLASSES J.PHILIP PAGE, P.C.T., A.P.A.GRAHAM'S BUSINESS COLLEGE INC.4914 SHERBROOKE WEST NEAR VICTORIA AVENUE HU.4.2242 or ME.1.0374 ANN AINA ts A AAA, SPECIAL NEW FEATURES: French Conversation and Audio-Visual Method for Typewriting.ANNA NAASAANAASNAANAANNAANANAAS NNN AIS Attention Lakeshore Students:\u2014Near C.P.R, Westmount Station \u2014 Provincial Buses Pass Door Day Classes commence Sent.Ath Evening Classes commence Sept.16th ALMA MS SAN ES SNA NN Sm Dentists elect Harry Rosen Three Quebec dentists have been elected Fellows of the International College of Dentists They are Drs.Ernest Reynolds Ambrose, chailrman, operative dentistry department, Faculty of Dentistry, McGill University, \"Robert M.Le Blane, Registrar, College of Dental Surgeons of the Province of Quebce; Harry Rosen.717 Upper Roslyn, assistant professor of operative dentistry, Me.\u201cGill University.If you are going to learn to drive a car, don\u2019t take lessons from one of yeur family unless he is a professional instructor.Many good drivers have bad driving habits and they may pass these on to the learner It is safer to learn from a qualified teacher } 4 LN vf by the camera in his Boulevard garden.* Safety driver | Commencing August 17th, oe Ist prize \u2014 Mr.F.R.Craw- Province of Quebec Safety League \u201cford, N.D.G.Garden Club: 2nd) will sponsor a course in driver (prize \u2014 Mr.Fred Hackett,\u2019 education consisting of a rini- N.D.G.Garden Club.;mum of iwenty-five hours of Class E \u2014 Small Flower Gardens theory and a minimum vf six | Vacant Lot & Garden Projects | hours of behind the wheel instrue- ?$ : $ \\ I 1st prize \u2014 Mr.J.G.McWhin- | tion in a dual-controlled car.The ] \u2018nie, N.D.G.Garden Club: 2nd !raining will be given by profes- Grateful public thinks: prize \u2014 R.S.Semple, N.D.G.sional high school teachers who § Our plumbers have \"Garden Club: 3rd prize \u2014 Mr, have graduated from an approv- ; A knack with sinks | Hector Paradis, N.D.G.Garden\u2019 ed teacher preparation course inj - Club.high school driver education.; JOHN WATSON Class F \u2014 Home Mixed Gardens, Additional details available from LIMITED Flowers & Vegetables ; P.Q.S.L.486-1188, ; C.Grainger Tomkinson Ist prize \u2014 The W.A.Cram- \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ; mond Cup \u2014 Mr.R.B.Morell, | Canada had a favorable trade ; PLUMBING & HEATING 5061 Kensington avenue; 2nd | balance of $412 million in 1963, CONTRACTORS prize \u2014 Mrs.A.L.Tasins, 4829 (ho third consecutive surplus | DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE i Mayfair avenue; 3rd prize -\u2014- Mr.S.A.Bowell, 5615 Hudson avenue.Class G \u2014 Mixed Gardens Vacant Lot or Garden Project for a three-year total of $635 : Sarvice and Quotations on request million; in the preceding eight 1359 GREENE AVENUE { Eu.| | | ; for a cumulative deficit of $2.3 : { years imports exceeded exports 1st prize \u2014 The F.J.Walker billion.to WE._5-4689 Cup for Mixed Gardens \u2014 Mr.!- - \u2018 7 ; Gilbert Robertson.N.D.G, Gar- | [den Club: 2nd prize \u2014 Mr.H.; Chartrand.N.D.G.Garden Club: 3rd prize \u2014 Mr, Juhn Sweeney.N.D.G.Garden Club.Class B \u2014 Vegetable Gardens Ist prize \u2014 Mr.F, R.Crawford, | N.D.G, Garden Club: 2nd prize\u2014 , Mr.Fred Hackett, N.D.G.Gar- { den Club; 3rd prize \u2014 Mr.K.L.: Steele.N.D.G.Garden Club.Class J \u2014 Flower Boxes Ist prize \u2014 William Hamilton Bowl \u2014 Mrs.H.Hyland, 3512) West Broadway: 2nd prize \u2014 Mrs, H.Thornton, 499 Mount Pleasant; | 3rd prize \u2014 Mrs.W.L.Tait, 5190 : O'Bryan avenue.Class K \u2014 Home Gardens \u2014 Wholly or Partially Professionally | Maintained Ist prize \u2014 The Crammond | Cup \u2014 Mrs.H, Highland, 3512 West Broadway.Class L \u2014 Churches, Apartment Houses or Business Establishments { Ist prize \u2014 The Rawplug Trophy \u2014 Clarke Funeral Home, Sherbrooke St.West; 2nd prize \u2014 D.A.Collins, Funeral Home.Sherbrooke St, W.SYBIL WALSH TROPHY: This award is for the best garden in Classes A to I.For 1964, it goes to Mr.Gilbert Robertson for his outstanding mixed garden, No.17, in the N.D.G.Garden Club.Montreal Association for the Blind Grounds, Sherbrooke street west.G.R.SNYDER MEMORIAL TROPHY: This award is for the best all around garden-flowers, fruit and vegetables.The 1964 award goes to Mr.F.R.Crawford, for garden No.3 in the Let Ruby Foo's cater for your next party AT HOME - The distance between you and Canada's p finest foods is only as far as your : telephone.Sit back, relax and let Ruby Foo\u2019s look after the complete details for your next party, wedding reception, Bur Mitzvah, ete.The finest in Chinese, French and American dishes is available for groups of 25 to 500.For full details first call Miss Carlson, your Ruby Foo\u2019s catering hostess.RE 7-6633 RUBY FQ OS WHERE QUALITY IS A TRADITION N.D.G.Garden Club.' V96L \u2018L ssnbny \u2018Abpuig \u2018souruoxg junoussam ayy L THE EXAMINER « GREGORY'S e» =] (301) ORIENTAL RUG CO.The Westmount Examiner, Friday, August 7, 1964 8 Sook yow order now to have your rwvgs or brocdiooms weshed, cleaned you are on ond repoired while 4151-4153 Sr.Catherine St.W.Westmount vocation.Phone WE.2-4277 2 ; WOMENS 40 1385 Greene Ave.Corner Sherbrooke A 2 oa Time Topics ces ; Women should : plan kitchens By Millicent Hickmore RE YOU PLANNING to remodel your kitchen?Most women, according to a survey, agree that the kitchen is the most important room in the house.It should be the operations centre for family living \u2014 an inviting place for all to gather.And when mother and dad are entertaining in the living room, it should be an attractive rendez-vous for the younger members of the family.So, if you are remodelling, remember that food preparation is only one of the activities a well-planned kitchen should accommodate, Today's modern homes are designed to combine a compact, efficient working area and a social centre for informal living.In addition to the latest ap- piiances, women today want engineered storage space.Because kitchenwares and packaged goods come in a wide range of shapes and sizes, don't make the mistake of simply lining the walls with unfitted cabinets.To store utensils and groceries conveniently, special bins, pull-out shelves, adjustable shelves and revolving corner units are required.Also when you are remodelling, you should be sure that narrow tray cupboards, *- fitted cutlery drawers and op Summer Styles ARE Curlier .Girlier .Swvirlier RER RE Ge pis.< ; 484-5450 |; SALON i : Antoinette i VIGEANT, w HAIRDRESSER \u201c 4879 Sherbrooke St.Wj FACIE oro deg, = me en lift-up shelves to store such small appliances as blenders and mixers, are installed.You might also consider the convenience of a built-in chopping block.The informal area should be designed to accommodate a roomy.table, comfortable chairs, perhaps a TV set and a fireplace with barbeque.Space is the only limitation and only an expert in kitchen design knows how to make the best of it.* * * E SCORE AGAIN: The Chief of Police, Robert Taft, in Winnipeg says women are better drivers than men.He says women are more considerate, more cautious and have a natural horror of hurting anyone.He even went so far as to say that if they took all male drivers off the roads, they wouldn\u2019t need ghost cars.He said men blame accidents on women simply to get themselves off the hook, Women do have accidents, he said, but not with other women.There -\u2014 is an honest (married?) man.CGIT groups plan lo raise $50,000 Miss Ruth Tillman, national secretary of the CGIT says that a site has been chosen near Djakarta on the island of Java for the building of a Christian Youth Centre, a gift from Canadian teenage girls to Indonesia.A down payment has already been sent to Indonesia and the CGIT groups all across Canada are pledged to raise $50,000 during the coming months to mark their own 50th year as a national organization, The Canadian Girls In Training, whose navy blue skirts and white middies are their distinctive costume, is a Protestant church-centred group designed to help teenage girls develop skills for effective Christian living.Because friendship with each other and understanding of people in distant lands is a strong plank in the CGIT program, the girls chose a project to Indonesia instead of one for themselves, to celebrate their anniversary.Fifty thousand dollars will go much further in Indonesia than it would in this country and it's estimated that this sum will be adequate for the centre planned.Former members of the CGIT are expected to rally round to assist the girls of today with their big golden anniversary gift.From 1950 to 1961 the gross sales of all profit-making business concerns in Canada increased from $24.7 billion to $51.3 billion, but after-tax profit rose only from $1.5 billion to $2.1 billion.Engagements Mr.and Mrs.Harry Anchel announce the engagement of their daughter, Beverly Rona, to Mr.Abe Baserman, son of Mr.and Mrs.Myer Baserman, all of Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.Antony Puckle, of Oxshott, Surrey, Eng., announce the engagement of their daughter, Penelope Blyth, to Mr.James Charles Douglas Tree, son of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Tree, of Westmount, Van Bakergem- Grant The marriage of Mary Linda Jill, daughter of Mr.John Stuart Sinclair Grant, of Westmount, and of the late Mrs.Grant, to Mr.Nicholas Theodore Walage Van Bakergem, son of Mr.and Mrs.Heindrick Van Bakergem, of The Hague, Holland, took place on Saturday.July 18, at Ste.Adéle en Haut, accurately filled at reasonable Drug Stored L.ADAMS, Proprietor Medalist, McGill University Medalist.M.C.of Pharmacy Prescriptions carefully and prices.WE.2-2136 WE.2-2488 WIVES of the golf players attending the Canadian Open at Pine- grove were guests for lunch at Mount Gabriel Lodge as part of a visit to the Laurentians.From left to right: Mrs.G.Lefebvre, Mrs.N.K.Weslock, Mrs.D.M.Mumford, President\u2019s wife who was the hostess and Susan Barrett, current entertainer at the Salle Bonaventure of the Queen Elizabeth.Miss Gayle Andrea Litwin weds Robert Ian Garfinkle The marriage of Gayle Andrea, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Robert Litwin of Notre Dame de Grace, to Mr.Robert Ian Garfinkle, son of Mr.and Mrs.Philip Garfinkle, of Westmount, took place recently in Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue Rabbi W.Shuchat officiating, as sisted by Rabbi J.J.Fromm and Cantor N.Mendelson.Mrs.M.N.Fineberg played the wedding music.Standards of white snapdragons, shasta daisies, carnations, and candles in candelabra were used to detorate the synagogue.BRIDE'S GOWN The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a gown of poult de soie, the fitted bodice of Alencon lace having a jewel neckline and three-quarter length sleeves, and the A-line skirt, trimmed with appliques of lace, seed pearls, and crystals, having an overskirt falling into a chapel train.Her fingertip-length veil of tulle illusion was held by a matching headdress and she carried a prayer book covered with white orchids, stephanotis and draecena leaves, trimmed with white lace ribbon, Miss Leslie Ruth Litwin, as maid of honor for her sister, was in a frock of turquoise poult de soie, having a bodice with a bateau neckline appliqued with lace, and an A-line skirt.Miss Susan Garfinkle, sister of the bridegroom, also as maid of honor, was in a frock of sea-foam blue silk with a matching jacket, the skirt having a panel at the back.They wore matching headdresses and carried cascade bouquets of white roses, draecena leaves and white lace ribbon.Miss Beverly Ann Blicher, as bridesmaid for her cousin, was in a frock of pale turquoise chiffon, the bodice being of beaded lace, the skirt having a panel at the back.Mrs.Norman Kadanoff, as attendant, was in a frock of pale turquoise, having an embroidered bodice and a slit skirt.They wore headdresses of stepha- notis, and carried cascade bouquets of white carnations, drae- cena leaves and white lace ribbon.Mr.John Lechter acted as best man for Mr.Garfinkle, and the ushers were Mr.Barry Besner, Mr.Ronald Brownstein, Mr.Gar Caplan, Mr.Mark Friedman, MF, Richard Kaufman, Mr.Stanley Kivenko, Mr.Michael Litwin, Mr.Douglas Pascal, Mr.Michael Pesner, and Mr.Steven Wener.Mrs.Litwin, the bride's mother, was in a gown of turquoise chiffon.She wore a matching headdress and had a spray of white orchids and stephanotis pinned to her handbag.Mrs.Garfinkle, mother of the bridegroom, wore a gown of turquoise silk crepe, with a matching headdress, and had a cluster of white orchids and stephanotis fastened to her purse.(Continued on page 9) WESTMOUNT FLORISTS Ltd.George Pickrell WE.5-5431 St.Catherine aot Elm oyo of Ey Sir George Williams University and Schools Of The Montreal Y.M.C.A.University Day Courses leading to the degrees .A.BSc.B.Com., B.Eng.Evening degree courses, B.A., B.Sc.B.Com.\u2014Certificate in Engineering.School of Art\u2014Day or Évening.High School\u2014Evening only.Elementary School \u2014 Evening only, Business School\u2014Day or Evening.School of Retailing\u2014Day only.INFORMATION FROM THE OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR 1435 DRUMMOND ST.VI.4-0131 Loc.53 Visit CHANTECLER STABLES \u2018 Horseback riding thru country trails with guide.Special riding lessons for beginners.Expert instruction.Ponies for children.Carriage for country drives, four or five persons.Tally Ho or hay rides for larger groups.Phone for reservations: STE.ADELE RIDING L.W.BRYANT CA.9-3144 CADEMY \u2014 i saa rats: et (pt Smith EEE ve e\u2026 Miss Barbara Dee Lurie weds Michael S.Lefcoe The marriage of Barbara Dee, ; daughter of Mrs.Harry Grob- stein and Mr.Charles Lurie to Mr.Michael Stanley Lefcoe.son of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Lefcoe, took place recently in Temple Emanuel Westmount, Rabbi Harry Joshua Stern officiating.Standards of white snapdragons and gladioli were used to decorate the synagogue.The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a Norman Straker and Mr.Jeffrey Weissler.Mrs.Grobstein, the bride's mother, was in a gown of shocking pink chiffon with a matching jacket, and wore a hat of the same color.Mrs.Lefcoe.mother of the bridegroom, wore a gown of shocking pink lace.with a matching hat.RECEPTION Following the ceremony.a re- Social AND P ersona / The annual dance of the Quebec Division of the Canadian Institute for the Blind will be held at the Lachute Gulf Club on August 15.Proceeds will go to the Lachute-Laurentian District CNIB building fund.Music will be supplied by Roger Parent and his orchestra.Mr.and Mrs.F.Ronald Gra- gown of blush pink poult deception was held in the Grover pam have returned following a soie, the bodice having a train | Auditorium where pink and | stay at the Belmont Hotel, in falling from the shoulders.the , White carnations were used as Cape Cod.Mass.skirt being embroidered scallops of chalk beads.Her with decorations.Later, Mr.and Mrs.Lefcoe long veil of tulle illusion was left for the United States.On held by a petal circlet trimmed their return they will take up : with chalk beads.and she car- l'esidence ried a prayer book covered with orchids and stephanotis.ATTENDANTS Miss Feige Minzberg, as maid of honor.was in a frock of pale pink chiffon.She wore a matching headdress and carried a bouquet of pink and white carnations.Miss Debra Grobstein, sister of the bride, and Miss Bonnie Wagner, cousin of the bride.as i t | i in Montreal, where Mr.Lefcoe will continue his studies at McGill University.Miss Gayle Litwin .(Continued from page 8) RECEPTION Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the Community Hall of Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue, where white snap- Mr.and Mrs.George Martin, 423 Grosvenor avenue, returned \u2018by air this week following a three wecks tour in the British Isles.Mrs.F.Curzon Dobell has returned after spending the past few months on the Continent and in England.Professor J.B.Lightman of the | McGill University School of Social Work.Mrs.| their son Richard have just returned from a few weeks tour to bridesmaids.were in frocks of | I'280ns, shasta daisies, carna-' Mexico, where Professor Light- rose organza trimmed with pink.tions, yellow roses, and candles man They wore matching headdresses and carried bouquets of pink and white carnations.Dr.Neville Lefcoe acted as left in candelabra were used as decorations, Later, Mr.and Mrs.Garfinkle for Puerto Rico, Jamaica.best man for his brother and ; W.1., and Nassau, the Bahamas.the ushers were Mr.Blond.Mr.Robert eger.Mr.Norman Latsky.Mr.Stephen Levy.Mr.Mark Schlei- fer.Mr.Ronald Shapera.Have you been in the new Scotiabr Though we've been here only a short while, lots of our neighbours\u2014and yours\u2014have already found out how beautifully modern we are\u2014in layout, appearance, and customer services.Savers have discovered our unique, life-insured, savings plan\u2014 PSP \u2014as well as our regular savings accounts.Borrowers have found out how easy it is 10 arrange a low-cost, life-insured Shon David | the bride travelling in a suit of Goldschel- blue and white linen.and wearing a white hat and a corsage bouquet of white orchids and ste- Mr.\u2018 phanotis.tree Lightman and' visited with the Inter- American Social Security Asso- | ciation, and Mrs.Lightman UNESCO Montreal film festival | scheduled for the fall.| tlalled $18.433.091.000 in 1963.nearly five per cent higher than \u2018the 1962 total.A SENN sssvgn ven BN wr \u201cNas MR.and MRS, JACQUES BELANGER photographed tollowing their wedding on Saturday in the Church ot Ste.Madeleine.Outremont.Mrs.Belanger was formerly Miss Marilyn Graham, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John M.Graham of Notre Dame de Grace, and Mr.Belanger is the son of Mrs, Philippe Belanger formerly of Notre Dame de Grace, and of the late Mr.Belanger.THE It's casy to bake a perfect cake if you follow a few simple rules screened documentaries for the The most important are: 1.Retail spending in Canada to- Use à good recipe and tollow nt E exactly, .Make sure the baking powder and other ingredients are fresh and of high quality.EE 3 4.PERFECT CAKE Check that the are the correct size called gor mn the recipe, buhmy pans Turn on the oven heat before vou start preparing the cake so that the specified oven temperature is reached hy the time vou put the cake in to bake.a dv aime cé + mnt adit tanh aK | anch at St.Catherine & Atwater?Scotia Plan Loan.Why don\u2019t you come along and see us too?Our staff would like to meet you.While you're here.you can pick up a free copy of Scotiabank\u2019s Pocket Guide for Family Spending, with unique spinning wheel charts to help you plan your {amily budget.It's another extra you find when you visit Scotiabank.Come anytime.THOMAS N.GRANDY, MANAGER BANK THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA p961 \u2018¢ isnbny \u2018hopuy \u2018isuiwoxy qunouxsam aq) 6 The Wastmeunt Examiner, Friday, August 7, 1964 10 GIRARD AUTOMOBILE Ine.Meantreal\u2019s Oldest Dealer for o CHRYSLER © PLYMOUTH © VALIANT ® FARGO SALES & SERVICE QUALITY USED CARS © Automobile Storage © 372 VICTORIA AVE.Sales: Service & Parts: HU.9-5748 - HU.9-5745 1 PROPERTY FOR SALE Dollard des Ormeaux NINE ROOM SPLIT LEVEL WITH BUILT IN WALL, OVEN, AUTOMATIC WASHER AND DRYER, DISH WASHER, FRIDGE, FINISH ED PLAYROOM, GARAGE NEAR CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, SHOPPING CENTRE, SWIMMING POOL, NEW PRO TESTANT HIGH SCHOOL PRICE $22.800.TERMS AR RANGED.864 G5t2 Beaurepaire To Rent or Sell SPLIT LEVEL TO RENT OR SELL.SEPTEMBER IST.3 BEDIHOOMS, LIVING itOOM, DINING ROOM.PLANNED KITCHEN WITH ELECTRIC STOVE.LARGE BASEMENT, RUSCO WINDOWS AND DOORS, HEATED GARAGE, SPRING AND TOWN WATER, Ol HEATED.NEAR LAKE WEILL LANDSCAPED WITH FLOWER GARDEN.SOME FURNITURE NO AGENTS CALL 697-0701 5 COUNTRY PROPERTY For Sale noses POINT New York.On Lake Champlain.Furnish ed camps with 100° lake frontage.45 minutes from Mond tal.Small down payment.Balance on monthis plan or otherwise Phone 297-2821 a 207-5151 ROUSES POINT, NY - Combination Dusitiess and residential block located 10 center of business section.Business rentals all ou ground floor All apartments rented Excellent business investment |; down Phone 297-2821 or 297-5151 17 RESORTS BIKOME Lake.Maple Lodge.Beach.fistune, water In rooms.nome cook Ing, tennis, television.Double $36 weck eacn.RE.7-4467.JOLY'S FARM, St Canut.Best meals.Lake, sandy beach, boating.tennis, recreation hall, TV.Low rates.Phone 669 6922 evenings.25 BOYS\u2019 & GIRLS\u2019 CAMPS IF you want your perfect summer child to have a vacation, send him to Peter Pun Summer Camp.$25 weekly, 53 miles from Montreal.Two lakes, swimming pool.Call 688-9702 after 6 pon.Monday through Friday.50 APARTMENTS TO LET WESTSTATE Park Kingsley road.Spacious IY, ruoms, Tth floor.un- obstructive view over city.Swimming pool.$130 Garage available 482 2907.NDG.2080 West Broadway 4', large rooms.fridge.electric stove, space heater.$80 Call 486-4298 61 FLATS \u2014 Duplexes to let Somerled - Westmore 1, ROOM UNUSUAL DUPLEX, 4', ROOM UNUSUAL DU PLEX, EQUIPPED, SUN - DECK, GARAGE.WILL RE- DECOHATE.$148 MONTHLY OCCUPANCY SEPTEMBER IST WE 2 5274.4534 MAYFAIR, upper, 5% rooms, heated, hot water, garage, (ridge and stove September Ist occupancy 68 SHARE LIVING QUARTERS MATURE WIDOW WISHES TO SHARE ACCOMMODATION IN WESTMOUNT OR WESTERN ND.G CALL 935.1 \u2014 PHONE YOUR Accounts may be pai\u2019 { HUnter 1-0451 er Please phone your Ads carly in the week, No Ads accepted after 10:30 am.Thursday for current issee.For your convenience, Adtaker on duty Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising ADS \u2014 vatil 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1-0451 at any Montreal Island branch of The Royal Bank of Conada g 4¢ for each additional word i 71 ROOMS TO LET WESTMOUNT NEAR ST.CATHERINE STREET.RETIRED LADY.LARGE COM FORTABLE ROOM, KITCHEN SHARED WITH OTHER LADY.WE.2-6281.DOUBLE room unfurnished, kitchen privileges.near churches.$18 weekly, Idea! for elderly person (lady preferred: who desires family living both independently and in family atmosphere.Reply in writing to Box 1388 \u2014 7005 Kildare Road.Montreal 29, Que 82 AUTOS FOR SALE itein, (948 condition A COLLECTOR'S Rover.In good $400.00.Call 695-4565.1957 FORD station-wagon Good condition.2 door V 8.$450.00 or nearest offer.Call 769-6146 1958 CHEVROLET.2 door sedan.Good condition Rea sonable RI.8 7626.1953 DODGE, excellent motor, $45.Call evenings at HU, 4-9898.1962 VALIANT.V-200, 2 door sedan, automatic.13,500 miles Excellent condition.One (lady! owner.Private.Evenings.739 0204.MORRIS Minor convertible 1958.Mint condition, all white, gorgeous, snow tires, large radio, large U.S.A.heater, many extras.low mileage, used as second car by doctor.Exceptional value and buy.688-1911 or 748-7095.1960 OLDSMOBILE convertible.Excellent condition throughout.All equipped, HU.8-9462.1953 FORD.GOOD CONDITION, 5 NEW TIRES, $300.00.CALL 691-2799.86 BOATS & MOTORS ELGIN OUTBOARD MOTOR, 74 R.P, EXCELLENT CONDITION.$135.00.CALL RE.1.6008.96 PARKING SPACE WANTED WANTED for year \u201cround use in vicinity of Argyle and Thornhill, Garage or parking space with outlet for block heater, 932-5575, 98 HELP WANTED \u2014 \u2018Female Bilingual Salesgirl REQUIRED FOR DRUG STORE EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY FULL TIME CALL:-482-3383 106 WORK WANTED \u2014 \u2014 Male FOLK SINGER FOR HIRE CALL: \u2014 931-1147 113 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED COMPANION WANTED FOR 70 YEAR OLD LADY IN FAILING HEALTH.MUST BE TOLERANT AND IN GOOD HEALTH.SLEEP IN, AMPLE TIME OFF.GOOD HOME.VICINITY SNOW- DON.CALL DAYS 768-2525.EVENINGS 738-7615 Nurse Housekeeper To live in.Must be kindly.Pleasant home.Char woman kept.Call between 9-5 RE.9-1937 from Monday, July 27th on, Use Examiner Classifieds for best results VU VV VV PV VY VV VV VY VV eY COV e Service Directory [EY VO VEY YVYVVYVYVyVVVYVYVVY BUILDING REPAIRS VERN OATWAY., contractor, general maintenance, specializing in kitchens, bathrooms, playvrooms, painting.WE 2-5032 _ CARTAGE AND MOVING LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING, CRATING, PACKING AND STORAGE.ROGERS EXPRESS.832-1448.DRESSMAKING MARIA CHRISTINA SEAMSTRESS, DRESSES, SUITS AND COATS, ALSO Al.- TERATIONS.488-9063.KNITTING Hand Knit HAVE ALL YOUR KNITTING DONE BY PROFESSIONAL KNITTER.DRESSES ETC SUITS SWEATERS.WORK GUARANTEED REASONABLE RATES 489-8773 MAINTENANCE HAVE your carpets and upholstering washed with our special machine.Free estimate.684-8306 PEST CONTROL FOR QUICK.effi (ent and convenient service for the extermination of rodents and all insects.Estimates free.Call Pestroy Limited.RI.T-2457.PEST CONTROL VERMIN EXTERMINATING CO.REG'D.PEST CONTROL SPECIALISTS.PRIVACY ASSURED.24 HOUR SERVICE CALL: 488-7604 ~~ UPHOLSTERY MIDTOWN UPHOLSTERING CO.395 SELBY ST.Chesterficld sets recovered also remodelled.Telephone VE 2.5912 or WE.7-4446, after om.113 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED YOUNG GIRL 15-17 DESIRED FOR SNOWDON AREA TO HELP WITH 2 CHILDREN MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 1i AM, TO 6 PM.733- 2981.WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK FROM 9-1 P.M.MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY.WESTMOUNT APARTMENT.WE.3-5367.127 FOR SALE \u2014 Bedroom furniture ITALIAN provincial bedroom suite, 5 piece.High quality.Used 6 months.Must sell.Costs $1300.Sacritice $630.or nearest offer.RE.1-0700 BEDROOM suite, 5 pieces, twin beds: cedar chest.Good condition, $75.00 for both.Call HU.9-4013.SINGLE bed light oak extra long, complete $25.274-4178.130 FOR SALE \u2014 Kitchen equipment KITCHEN table (round) 2 leaves, 2 matching chairs, (grey formica'.Like new, Reasonable.738-7647.BROOKS DRUG STORE 4191 St.Catherine West Corner Greene Fast Delivery WE.5-3521 9 am.to 10 p.m.Sunday: 10 a.m.to 6:30 p.m.138 FOR SALE \u2014 General COMMERCIAL gas dryer 1Y: years old.Reasonable price.Call WE, S- 8043.16 GAUGE ammunition, Boxes of 4's, 6's, 7%'s, Bargain for quick sale.Call after 6 p.m.653-2902 SECTIONAL bookcase, 4 sections, $5.00.Good condition.Call 933-4560.ELECTRICAL appliances; sewing ma- chine: other household articles; grocery items; dresses size 34.Opportunity settling estate.Call Mr.Frank.488-3313.G.E.DRYER and Coffield wringer washing machine with timer.After 5 p.m.733-8411.NEW nylon flight bag, $15; new Sun- Lite chaise lounge, $10.482-7021.SPINET piano; girl's bicycle 28 inch; bureau: draperies matching bedspread: dressing table with glass top: wedding dvess size 8: lace dress size 16%; girl's navy blazer size 10; lady's rain coat size 10.Good condition.Reasonable, 484-0404.LEAVING Montreal September must sell, Dining-room suite, (mahogany) table, buffet.6 chairs; 3 piece chesterfield set; 2 mirrors; Frigidaire fridge 8 cubic feet.Call 484-4071.SUNBEAM electric hedge cutter and lawn-mower.Very reasonable, Cal 334.7535.GENDRON baby carriage converts to car bed and stroller.Like new.$20.768-5201.STUDIO couch brown nylon coveriug.Good condition.Reasonable.489-3592.Days, BABY'S crib; Good condition.2161, LLOYD baby carriage (maroon).Perfect condition, $12.Call WE, 3-7153.151 WANTED TO PURCHASE high-chair: bureau.Reasonable.DO.6- MOFFAT electric stove 40 inch, completely automatic.Excellent condition.Costs $350 will sacrifice $100.d-7647.\"AIRE fridge, 2 cubic feet us compartment, height 59 =, width 28 inches.Excellent «on.Sacrifice.486-3669.132 FOR SALE \u2014 Musical instruments PIANO.Mason and Risch upright.in good condition, $I $100.933- 4566.134 FOR SALE \u2014 Sports equipment BOY'S bicycle 28 inch (Raleigh).Good condition.No reasonable offer refused.HU.6-2370.136 FOR SALE \u2014 Clothing and furs WEDDING gown with all accessories, size 9-10 short, $60.769-3072, 138 FOR SALE \u2014 General HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE REASONABLE EVES.: HU.1-7987 BARGAIN FOR TRAVELLING SALESMAN LEATHER VALISES IN GOOD CONDITION.WILL SACRIFICE CALL 484-3356 Netsuke Collection OF QUALITY FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CANADIAN PAINTINGS, RE.3-9876.FLOOR length.Lovely pale blue organza prom dress or club dances.Size 10-12, Cali CR.2-5482 after 5 o'clock.SIMMONS studio couch, $20; boots, and poles size evenings.739-8075.CARPETS.Khalabar, $225.00; Oriental, $45.00; Turquoise, grey, $35.00: coffee: tclephone tables; living room; buffet; piano.RE.8-8320.COFFEE table; record cabinet: super Admiral T.V.21 inch.Good condition.Reasonable.Call after 7 PM.HU.9- Skiis, 10, $15.Call WANTED dining table, 6 - 8, suitable for, ag panelled room.Telephone 158° DOMESTIC PETS CHIHUAHAS, FEMALES.HAVE TO SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED, PRIZE WINNING PARENTS.CALL RA.7-5348.GERMAN shepherd police puppies male & weeks old.Reasonable.St.Jerome.GE.8-5088.163 EDUCATIONAL Private Tutoring SENIOR STUDENT - TEACHER WILL TUTOR HIGH SCHOOL AND ELEMENTARY STUDENTS.ALL SUBJECTS EXCEPT FRENCH.VERY REASONABLE RATES.CALL: MR.LAVERTY EVENINGS: WE.2-0446 PRIVATE TUTORING FRENCH REASONABLE RATES 489-2939 Local sailing Local racing results last week included the following: Aug.2 \u2014 WREN Trophy for Ladies at Royal St.Lawrence Y.C.5 starters, Sailed in Flying Juniors: 1.FJ 693, Ann Botterell: 2.294, Andrea Winlo; Aug.3 \u2014 Junior Club Series.8 starters at RStLY.C.: .FJ 330.Peter McCouran: 2.«ii, Alex.Watters: 3.481.Doug, Latmont.Race No.8 Thursday Evening Series at Pointe Claire Y.C.Fleet No.| (Planing Hulls! 8 starters: 1.Int.14 KC266.A.T.Weller; 2, FD KC 57.H.Huber: 3.KC 602, Walker.Fleet No.?(Day sailers) 5 starters: 1.PC 12, D.Muller: 2.Rhodes 782, Geo.Anderson: 3.F 1629, Fleet No.3 (Keel boats) 6 starters: 1.M68.S.Haim: 2, CS2, D.Thomson; 3.Dragon 54.K.Sproule.Fleet No, 4 (Catamarans).3 stact- ors ho 41, Tan Campbell: 2.Cat 6, .ut.ab Pool Schedule The following schedule for the Westmount Swimming Pool is effective until September 6 MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY 9:30 to 12:00 Noon.Instruction Adults and children (Register with Lifeguard) 12:00 Noon to 1:30 p.m.Adults only 1:30 pm.to 3:30 pm.: 13 years of age and under 3:30 pm.to 4:50 p.m.: 14 years of age and ova 5:00 pm.to 6:00 p.m.Adults only 6:00 pom.to 8:00 pm: General Swim 8:00 pm.to 9:45 p.m Adults Boys and Girls 16 and over WEDNESDAY 9:30 a.m.to 12:00 Noon: Instruction Adults and children Register with Lifeguard) 12:00 Noon to 1:30 p.m.: Adults only 1:30 pm.to 3:30 p.m.: 13 years of age and under 3:30 p.m.to 4:50 p.m.: 14 yeurs of age and over 5:00 p.m.to 6:00 p.m.: Adults only 6:00 p.m.to 7:15 p.m.: General Swim 7:15 p.m.to 8:15 p.m.: Family Swim (Families Only) 8:15 pm.to 9:45 p.m.: Adults Boys and Girls 16 and over 7 SATURDAY .I 9:30 a.m.to 10.30 a.m.: Boys and Girls 13 years of age and under Youngsters at the Westmount YMCA caught by the camera at the ever popu 10:30 a.m.to 12:30 p.m.: Adults-Boys and Girls 14 years and over lar Penny Carnival held last Friday.| Shooters complete slate Four shooters recently qualified to join Harry Willsie of West- mount and Floyd Nattrass of Edmonton on the Canadian Olympic team, qualified to represent Canada in free pistol and small bore rifle shooting.Gary McMahon, a 32-year-old research scientist from Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, and Bill Hare, a 29-year-old theological student from Ottawa, Ont., will carry Canada\u2019s colors in free pistol shooting.Gi] Boa, a 39-year- old consulting civil engineer from St.Catharines, Ont., and George Marsh, a 25-year-old metallurgist from the Toronto suburb of Rexdale, qualified in small bore rifle shooting.These four, together with Harry Willsie of Westmount and Floyd Nattrass of Edmonton, who qualified early in July, in trap and Frank McCormick, of Montreal, team manager, will make up Canada's Olympic shooting team.Trap shooting is listed as clay pigeon shooting on the Olympic program.The trap shooters qualified at special trials held in Hamilton, Ont., at the national trap championships.A total of 18 Canadians qualified for the final trials in pistol and small bore rifle shooting at regional meets held across the country.However, only 14, five pistol shooters and nine rifle shots, competed in the finals.McMahon led the pistol shooters scoring 1,090 out of a possible 1,200.Hare scored 1,078.In third place was Art Lord of Brampton, Ont., who scored 1,059.Gil Boa, who has won several international competitions led the riflemen with a score of 1.767 out of a possible 1,800.Marsh was second with a score of 1,762.Behind them were Ed Farber of Deep River, Ont., 1,737; Bev Pinney of Websters Corners, B.C., 1,736; Ed Tiilen of Hamilton, Ont.12:30 p.m.to 1:30 p.m.: Adults only 1:30 p.m.to 3:00 p.m.: Boys and Girls 13 years of age and under + Adults) Un U sets 3:00 p.m.to 5:00 p.m.: Boys and Girls 14 vears of age and over tAdults) e e 5:00 p.m.to 6:00 p.m.: Adults only registration recor 6:00 p.m.to 7:30 p.m.: General Swim 7:30 p.m.to 9:45 p.m.: Adults - Boys und Girls 16 and over ; ; ; gi s Family Swim) The gleeful whoops of the ex- run is more effective.officials cited Summer Fun Club campers note.SUNDAY has almost disappeared after a| Program features this week rye gr 1:00 p.m.to 2:00 p.m.: 13 years of age and under most successful Penny Carnival Hunt on ess ad Scavenger 2:00 p.m.to 3:00 p.m.: 14 years of age and over held last week.The booths were}, ancaster Beach in Ontario on 3:00 p.m.to 4:00 p.m.: Adults - Boys and Girls 16 and over designed to test the skills of the Wednesda A Pet Show is being 4:00 p.m.to 5:00 p.m.: Family Swim and Adults youngsters and their parents.y- Bl 5:00 p.m.to 6:00 p.m.: General Swim Over 250 attended the gala event planned for Thursday next week.which even had a \u2018horror\u2019 house.Ihe campers Will have a game of Adults are allowed in at all times, The proceeds of the event were day and will pt to Mt.Ro al turned over to the YMCA World | 12 a of Pu Service fund\u2014to help people in 2°W\"NE, and a tour ol Pom other countries where the YMCA Bakeries on Wednesday \u2019 ; works.Archery is being started this \u2018week with the older boys and Just over 110 youngsters visited | girls, and will take place twice the ever popular Upper Canada per week.This is an excellent ac- required for Village in Ontario last Wednes- tivity to learn as a hobby, is day.It was an exciting day be- educational as they can learn the e WwW e cause the campers were taken importance of \u2018safety\u2019 and the estmount back to the homes their great \u2018 origin of a game.It also helps to .a grandparents lived in over 100 develop strength and co-ordination Applicants will be coached to Real Estote license ond member years ago.The types of homes, as far as the physical aspect of ship to Real Estate boords.kitchens, tools, vehicles, boats, the campers is concerned.etc.were viewed \u2014 and in some cases the campers actually went Must own automobile on a barge ride operated the S © For interview please coll \u2018tread mill\u2019, rode the ox cart.| cottis During the afternoon of the, JOHN GOODWIN Penny Carnival \u2014 a Swim Meet ot was held in the pool.It featured novelty races, regular races, and concer 731-6485 a \u2018penny hunt\u2019.| The \u2018Y\u2019 started its third two: week period last Monday, and has again set an all-time registration se record with 97 campers and 23 e Enjoy Yourself, staff.Over the five-week period AR A The Greater Montreal Scottish 6 ° 99 ° ff t Lo cs ; vo stars registered.rule js an Societies Association will present take five for fifty ale! te its annual Scottish concert in the increase of 40 over last year and Westmount High School Audito- 25 over any other year recorded.Campers and staff have enjoyed venin gohursday pnd Friday the craft program and seem to| CVening, Sep amsent will respond to the happy, free atmos- The evenings en era a ow phere which prevails amongst the be provided by some of Scotian à groups.The campers have an foremost artists, both singers anc opportunity to plan and carry out musicians, who will be coming o| their own program during the Montreal expressly for the ce, .; cert.heck and ae ees Included in the list of enter- ; tainers are: ! that is what they do.Kenneth McKellar, Scottish Discipline has been a minor tenor, who will perform old and problem because the groups are pew Scottish ballads and songs; allowed to establish their own Character comedian, Aly Wil.rules and regulations depending son: | on their abilities, thus leading to Rose Goldie.celebrated sopra- self-disciplining which in the long- no, who will sing solo and in duet performance with McKellar; Instruction for beginners Monday, Wednesday 4585 Sherbrooke St.WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.SUMMER FUN CLUB bush, carry on your person a Special Swimming Program way, this sound will prove more % For boys and girls 8 to 13 years.August 17th to 28th ground is damp, you may be REGISTER TODAY AT Accordionist Arthur Spink: When you travel deep into the police whistle.If you lose your .penetrating than even your calls.and advanced swimmers: Don\u2019t panic and run if you find and Friday mornings.you have lost your path.Sit down and try to remember from which direction you came.If the able to trace your footprints.Carry some hard candy \u2014 it W.WE.7-3916 will help to sustain you if you get hungry.v961 \u2018£ 4snBny \u2018Appuy \u2018souroxg junounsam ayy L L { The Westmount Examiner, Friday, August 7, 1964 12 Liv Sherwood noses out Edmison in Shark series Nineteen of the 24 foot, Fin Keel, Cruising Sivops of he Shark Class.were on hand at the Hudson Y.C.last week end to compete In the 2nd Annual Championship Series of the Class.Two keen sailors Liv.Sherwood of Britannia Y.C.and Sandy Edison of Hudson Y.C.provided a stirring finish in which Edmisun led his rival over most ot (he last lez, only to have Sherwood pull up from fifteenth to cighth when the wind dropped.then came in from astern.Liv had his spinnaker up smartly lo the favoring wind passing sev-| boats tu eral finish in cighth' Sharps, HOLIDAY IN OUR CITY To most people, a vacation means a holiday in another place going to a seaside resort or the mountains \u2014 or a visit to a far away city.There are many other ways Lo spend a recess from one's work, such as a boat or motor trip, but many people do not realize that one can really enjoy a vacation in their own town, One rarely takes in all the sights that a visitor makes it bis business to see \u2014 the very things you do when you travel to a new city \u2014 sce the sights! I ean remember the [Lirst time [| visited St.Joseph's Oratory, or.as it used to be called, Brother Andre's Shrine.Some friends from the United States had come to Montreal (or the first time and the Shrine was the point of interest they wished lo see first, Were they ever surprised to discover we had not been there before! Since 1 had to have a lot of work done to my home this season: a complete new back poreh, which meant carpentry installing iron railing and painting in the rear and a full paint job in the front, | had much to attend to.Now that the heavy work is done.am louk- ing forward to a vacation in New York and a visit to the World's Fair shortly.Quiet time The summer is the season that offers more time to do research in the music field also.Variety is what makes our lives, professions and trades interesting.1 take a city tour whenever 1 visit a new place and have always enjoyed the commentary given by a well informed guide.San Francisco was the most impressive place regarding these tours so far and 1 took two, one to see the city.the other à detailed visit through the Chinese colony.where we got off the bus at all points of interest.The Chinese colony there is the second largest in the free wurld \u2014 Hong Kong being first.Montreal continues to grow in every respect and we often forget how beautiful it is \u2014 a unique city that has more than average attractions.Therefore, 1 decided to take the new \u201cPROMENADE TOUR\" dirceted by the 1 take advantage of son, 12%, 1.6 3-3; 3.By FRANCES GOLTMAN place.Meanwhile Sandy had picked up enough wind to cross the line third which put the two boats in a tie for first place.Each had beaten the other twice and the tie was finally broken when it was seen that Sherwood had one first and two seconds, while Edmison had one first, no seconds and two thirds.Hence the Ottawa skipper, with his new boat Four Winds, was awarded the 1964 championship.The first ten to finish were: (Place, Sail No.Skipper & Club.Total Points, Place in each race) 1.C115.L.Sherwood, Ottawa, 1294.2 2-1 8: 2.211, D.IR, Edmison, Hud- 283.John Brett.81 4-7: 4 210, W.W.Pointe Claire, 23.6-3-12-2; D.Douvans, Baie d'Urfé, 26, I Hudson, 19%, { Mernler, .5.220, Musical Flats & Naturals Montreal Transport Commission.It is nothing short ol fabulous.Nowhere \u2014 | repeat, nowhere \u2014 could anyone go on a trip like that for a dollar! 1 did not disembark at any of the 14 places that your ticket allows you to.and guess how long the tour lasted?Three and a half hours of complete enjoyment, 1 was informed that the drivers took an intensive three-week training course at the University of Montreal so that they would know the information inside out.They certainly do, and give it in French and English.The chauffeur of the bus I was on was excellent, and doubtless they are all of his order.: Fach passenger is given a booklet as well as the ticket, which entitles you to stop\u2019 and visit any of the listed places, then get on another bus when you so desire (you must keep your ticket as they punch it cach time).! During schooldays.we were taken to the Chateau de Ramezay.they still take classes as a treat \u2014 it is an unusual landmark \u2014 many got off on the tour and a number got on.It was the same at each of the following places: Place Ville-Marie.Notre Dame Chureh Bonsecours Church .St Helen's Island .Botanical Gardens .Lafontaine Park (for the zoo especially} Beaver Lake .St.Joseph's Oratory .The Wax Museum .Westmount Lookout and the Museum of Fine Arts.When we passed Molson's Brewery, it was a particularly interesting detailed description which explained the.founding, and even how many bottles are produced a day\u2014 Nelson's Statue and many, many other monuments \u2014 Camillien Houde's Road with a short history of that faby- lous personality known as \u201cMr.Montreal.\u201d -\u2014 Mac- Gregor St.known us \u2018\u201cConsulate Row\u201d and a bit about each country \u2014 detalls about the hospitals we passed and; the famous buildings and apartments.| If 1 sound enthusiastic about the \"PROMENADE TOUR\", believe me, 1 am \u2014 the proof \u2014 I am going again and will get off at a few of the places.7-7 8-4; 6.48, J.5-15-2-9; 7.275, N.C.D.R.StLY.C, 32, 9-5-5-13; Bowser, Hudson, 35, 3-10-10-12; 214, J.Taylor, P.C.Y.C., 15-1; 10 278, G.36, 13-0-9-5.Holmes, Ottawa, 31, Mactaggart, 8, 281, E.35%, 164- Roberton, R.St.L.Y.C., The Weeklies Say SLOW DRIVERS Sometimes 60 m.p.h.is too slow on some of the newer highways .Very long drivers in the daytime are getting to be just as big a hazard as the speedsters.More action should be taken against them.\u2014 Westlock (Alta.) News, MAKE CHARTER WORK It is necessary (749 years after the signing of Magna Carta) to establish in law and fact the recognition that all men are equal before the law, entitled to economic as well as political justice, regardless of race or creed, and as free from the slavery of the mob as from that of a ruler.\u2014 Cochrane (Ont.) Northland Post.pe ta We're giving silver dollars to customers to celebrate our move to new and larger offices at 1326 GREENE AVE., WESTMOUNT formerly at 1312 Greene, Westmount THESE NEW 1964 SILVER DOLLARS ARE QUITE SPECIAL, so they make excellent souvenir gifts for sons, daughters, nieces, nephews.They have been minted in honour of the 100th anniversary of the pre- Confederation conferences held at Charlottetown and: Quebec in 1864, and are not easy to obtain.Take advantage of this unique offer while our supply lasts.You get one silver \u2019 dollar You get one silver dollar You get one silver dollar You get one silver dollar $25.00 or more.WOE when you open a Savings Account with 3%% interest paid half- yearly on minimum half-yearly balance, with the privilege to issue cheques without charge.when you open a Deposit Account with $25.00 or more.4% interest paid on minimum monthly balance.Interest credited quarterly.Withdrawals may be made in person or by mail.when you invest in 3a Guaranteed Investment Certificate.A secure, profitable 5- year term investment that pays 5%%.Minimum investment, $500.00.when you invest in a Guaranteed Savings Certificate.A 5-year term investment that pays 4% interest the first year and 5% thereafter.May be cashed at face value any time.Minimum investment, $100.00.TRUST was never better symbolized than in the EASTERN & CHARTERED TRUST COMPANY Head office: Toronto, Ontario, 25 Branches coast-to-coast 1326 GREENE AVE., WESTMOUNT as » e - "]