The Westmount examiner, 28 mai 1965, vendredi 28 mai 1965

[" q Examiner od 000 co 00-0 oO .No.2) Vol.XXXVIII MONTREAL, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1965 5 CENTS 16 PAGES Gerard Pelletier tells Rotary: English \"business as usual\u2019 French lack of education are causes of hooliganism English-Canadians and French-Canadians are both at fault in attitudes which led up to the illy-starred hooliganism of Monday last, according to Gerard Pelletier, former editor of La Presse and now a columnist and joint editorial director of Le Devoir, who addressed members of the Westmount Rotary Club Wednesday.French-Canadians, he said, were largely at fault because they had not taken the trouble to expose their young people to political education of any kind: while English-speaking people were at fault, in his opinion, because they \u201cbehaved traditionally (except for the past two or three years) as if they didn't give a damn what happened to French-Canadians as long as business was alright\u2019.Events of Monday night, Pelletier said \u201cwere noisy\u201d but it would be difficult, even if onc thinks they have an opinion, to write it down.Demonstrations of this kind, he said, which have occurred in many places among teenagers, including \u201cof all places Orillia, Ontario\u2019 \u2014 \u201cmean something \u2014 but I dont know what they mean\u201d he confessed.INDEX Classified Ads .16-17 Editorial .4 Sports .18-19 Women's .12-13-14 Foreigners.witnessing the demonstrations or reading of them in the newspapers, would probably come to the conclusion that there were young people who had something against the Queen.He did not believe he said, that police should crack skulls in cases such as occurred Monday would only night, This, he felt, lead to further trouble.Personally.he said, he felt that the young people were working : off frustrations which piled up, frustrations that they couldn't work off like Rotarians could by taking a trip to Florida or London, England.etc.His own daughter, he added, had told him that the whole thing would probably not have erupted if the weather hadn't been so good \u2014 that the peace- disturbers wouldn't have gone out in the rain in such numbers.(Continued on page 5) Bolfle-neck being uncorked The flow of traffic between Montreal's downtown area and the West-End is expected to be improved considerably as the City of | Westmount completes installation of a complex system of traffic signals at one of the busiest intersections in the metropolitan region.The new system will regulate! traffic at the intersection of \u201cThe Boulevard, Westmount avenue, Cedar avenue and Clarke avenue.Some 13,500 cars use the intersection at peak Jours.| The unique installation similar although more elaborate than the system now in existence at the Sherbrooke-Victoria avenue intersection.It will cost in the neighborhood of $25,000.Recently approved by the West- ! mount Council, it is expected to ! be in operation on or about Oct.1.The system, devised after almost a year of engineering studies and traffic surveys, is based on split-second timing geared to vehicle and pedestrian needs at different peak hours.Public Safety Director E.C.Harper says of the new system that the installation is design- movement of traffic originating Montreal's west-end to and in from the downtown area, The intersection is widely used by motorists from Notre Dame de Grace.Hampstead, Montreal West and Cote St.Luc.Studies carried oul by the Public Safety Department indicate that east-bound traffic during peak hours \u2014 7:30 a.m.to 9:30 a.m.,, 11:30 a.m.to 1:30 p.m.and 3:30-6:30 p.m.daily \u2014 totals some 8,150 cars while west-bound traffic during the same hours is in excess of 5,- 300 cars.Pedestrians using the intersection during those hours ed basically to facilitate the number about 890.CHIEF E.C.HARPER AND H.SILVERSTONE, ENGINEER | ! | This is (he municipal parking lot on Green avenue.The photo and the accompanying text were sent in by a reader, Mes.M.G.This Ballantyne, of 33 Forden illustrates an apparent avenue, lack of planning or design awareness at City Hall.The welter of conflicting signs (conflicting in their demand on our awareness), the redundancy, the poor lettering, the scruffy brickwork, the yellow painted boiler used for a support, all add up to a municipality of this calibre, for Suggestions wall of the building, improvement: Municipal Parking \u2014 Stationment Civique Westmount\" a scene entirety out of place in ar One \u201cWestmount on the sign b) one arrow and climinate boiler post, c) incorporate both parking regulation signs in one on lamp post.d) the arrows could Le done away with, as the infrequent traffic in and out of the lot probably does not justify the tedious detour | out by a dangerous lane into Olivier avenue, ho.i Five are injured in local accidents | Five persons have been jinjured in accidents in Westmount during the past two weeks.A scooter passenger was slightly injured when the, scooter on which she was riding collided with an au-! tomobile.The driver of the car was identified as Joseph Krissoczy.36, 0 18 Arlington avenue.The driver of the scooter was Timothy Dawson, 19, of 449 Clarcmont avenue.Injured was Carol Innes, 21.of 1335 Dorchester boulevard.The, accident occurred at Sherbrooke street west and Arlington lane.An eight-year-old child was injured when, witnesses say, she ran out into the path of an automobile at Sherbrooke and Prince Albert.The child was identified as Patricia Saunders, of 605 Cote (St, Antoine road.The driver of Îthe car was identified as Vital, | Matte 49, of Montreal.The mis-; | hap took place may 14.; One person was injured when two cars collided May 20 at West- \u201ccar was Mrs.A.Baraclough, 40.ver of the first car was identified as Mrs.Helen Cooper, 44, of La- chine.Driver of the second car was Mrs.Claude Dicarie, 22, ot Montreal.Mrs.Cooper was ported slightly injured.One workman was injured Fri- | day when he was struck by a car opposite 1239 Greene avenue.The | ger re- man, identified as Roger Oueliette 20, of Montreal, was working in the road behind barriers when a car passed through the barriers and struck him.The driver of the ern and Wood avenues.The driv- man, 52.of Outrermont.One person was injured in a two-car collision later the same ; day opposite 460 Wood avenue.The driver of the first car was identified as Emile Fournier, 62, of Montreal.Driver of the second car was Mrs.A.Baraclough, 40 of N.D.G.Injured was a passen- in Mr.Fournier's car, Mrs.G.l\u2019erunocieh.of Montreal.RICHARD B.Melbourne avenue, who has been named secretary of the Montreal Bar, HOLDEN, 11 Westmount, Next weeks weather MAY 29 TO JUNE 5 Nights continue cool this week before Whitsun, By ERIC NEAL with rime frosts or heavy dews.Days warm but misty to start the week, Showers in the mountains and snow flurries in the north.Delicate plants will need protection for range 30-80°F.another fortnight.Temperature North and Gulf, 25-70°F.Very warm and sult v from the middle to the end of the week with some risk of thunder showers.A short hot wave with temperatures exceeding 80°F is not unusual in all the south at this thine, followed by a stormy day or two, The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 28, 1965 \u2014 2 WEEDS GO! 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and the English (except for the past couple of years) \u201chave acted as if they did not care about these people, as long as business was good\u201d.Perhaps it might be suggested to Mr.Pelletier that while there may be some validity in his points, the Rotarians who were now able ta make trips to Florida etc, haven't reached the status through participating in pitched-battles with police on Victoria Day.Field of Honor Service Sunday The Last Post Fund com- ceremony will be held at the \u2018Field of Honour' in Pointe Claire Sunday, May 30th at 3 p.m, YOU SAY These subway costs figures 24th May, 1965 Sir: On two occasions you carried editorials asking the City of Westmount to explain, why though it promised to contribute the sum of $75,000 to the City of Montreal it finally finished by paying up $300,000?As I have seen no answer to this question, which, I am sure would have interested ALL residents of Westmount, I can only doubtfully hope that it may be forthcoming in a not too distant future.V.Skerl, EDITOR'S NOTE: Aldermar I.S.Backler outlined the figures involved in the two sets of figures in a speech to the WMA May 18.As reported in The Examiner, his explanation follows: \u2018\u2019Fhe forecast of annual debt service for construction of the Metro was then $8% million \u2014 the amortization of the cost of rolling stock was $2 million and the interest cost on this rolling stock was $1% million making a total debt figure of $12 million.At that time an operational profit of $10 million was considered feasible.This would have left a net deficit of $2 million annually.Based on comparative assessed taxable valuations in 1964, the City of Westmount's share of this debt was 3.52% \u2014 or $70,000.Taking into account a possible increase in the cost of labor and materials, the figure was set at a total of $75,000.\u2018Later, however there was a change in the method of eal- culating the debt service, as a result of a decision to assign Metro operations to the Montreal Transportation Commission.The Montreal Transportation Commission then became responsible for the capital, cost and debt service of the rolling stock and was therefore granted the revenue from operations.The City of Montreal became responsible only for the debt service for the cost of constructing the subway, an amount currently estimated at $8,350,000 for 1965.\u2018\u201cWestmount's percentage of the debt was calculated at 4.25%.This figure was based on the comparative taxable valuations for both cities as approved by the Quebec Municipal Commission.Applying this percentage to the construction cost debt, resulted in a figure of approximately $350,000 as Westmount's fair share.( | If you're asking yourself This message might provide a pasitive answer.a major purchase costs more than you want to spend, the Bank of Montreal Family Finance Plan might well be the difference between having it to enjoy and going without.YOU CAN BAIWE ALL YOUR CREDIT NEEDS UNDER ONE ROOF.The Bank of Montreal Family Finance Plan is the modern, economical way to take care of all your credit needs without putting a heavy strain on your pay cheque.It puts cash in your hands for a new automobile, washing machine, TV set, wardrobe for your family \u2014 or for meeting emergencies and recurring commitments, vou ea Bonnow Up ro 13500 am TAKE w re TONES YEARS T8 REPAY.Many people don\u2019t know you can walk into any branch of the Bank of Montreal and arrange a large personal loan.Depending on your income, you can obtain up to $3500 or even more.And you can repay your loan within three years through regular monthly payments geared to your income, Interest is low.All FFP loans are automatically life-insured to protect your family.The manager of your nearest B of M branch can tel you more about the Family Finance Plan, See him today and be sure to ask for the free informative booklet: \u201cHow to Live on Your Income and Enjoy It\".BANK OF MONTREAL Canadai Pit Bank pe BRANCHES in WESTMOUNT to serve you Westmount Branch: Greene & Western Aves.JOHN S.ENGLAND, Manager Claremont Ave.& Sherbrooke St.FREDERICK H.PETERS, Manager AGE] HAMER DENY.::, WHY SUFFER?Mow fast and easy with the INTERNATIONAL Mow an acre an hour \u2014 with ease.Dozens of sttachments.Get a real tractor, built to work and built to last, by International Harvester.Convenient budget terms.36\" snowblower 800 lb.capacity traiter INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Company of Canada Limited 5620 Ferrier St.TOWN OF MOUNT ROYAL Phone: RE.1-7861 recitals to aid Kinsmen are off fo The Kinsmen Club of Montreal is sponsoring the recitals | DANCIN | G and the KEEVEN ACADEMY OF MUSIC | Saturday, at St.Phillips Memorial Hall, 3400 Connaught, : Montreal West and at Westhill High Auditorium, Draper | avenue (N.D.G.) on Friday, June 18, at 8 p.m.|! The junior dancing | will be seen in \u201cA picnic in the Park,\u201d featuring ballet, tap, acrobatic and baton routines.The overture and interludes will be taken care of by the first and second year students of music.The dance teacher presenting.her pupils is Carole Gross, the music teachers presenting their pupils are: Marcel Braun (piano).Gilles Dupuis (violin, Bill Keeven (saxophone, clarinet, flute and recorder\u2019, Wilfred Larose (drums!, Andre Miron (Accordion\u2019.Robert Neveu (guitar), and Nick Varacalli (trumpet and trombone).\u201cBallet Entre-Nous\u201d and the senior and intermediate pupils te let a leaky Faucet douse Her lovely newly Spring-cleaned house.JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE ] WE.5-4689 Ni USED CARS ASK FOR EXPLA BEFORE YOU BUY COMPARE OUR PRICES IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON MANY 1965 MODELS imperial \u2014 Dodge \u2014 Valiant \u2014 Chrysler OVER 100 Different Mekes and Medels DISPLAYED INDOORS 15 MONTHS \u201cANALYSED\u201d GUARANTEE S DAY EXCHANGE PRIVILEGE AND TRUCKS NATORY BOOKLET BALANCE OF 5 YEAR\u201450,000 MILE POWER-TRAIN WARRANTY AVAILABLE ON ALL 1963-1964 CHRYSLER PRODUCTS LEASING AVAILABLE ON ALL NEW CARS AND TRUCKS COMPETITIVE RATES INQUIRIES INVITED 1924 \u2014 47 Vours MOTOR SALES LTD.IMPERIAL & DODGE % CHRYSLER à VALIANT % DODGE TRUCKS 1400 DORCHESTER BLVD.WEST, 866-7881 OPEN EVENINGS \u2014 PARKING FACILITIES AVAILASLE of Service \u2014 1968 pupils \u2014\u2014\u2014 will be featured in Wonderland,\u201d a Dance fantasy.The major roles will be taken by the members of Ballet Entre- Nous.Overture, interludes, some of the background music, and epilogue will be featuring the intermediate and advanced students of music, the accent being on ensembles and ranging from clarinet quartet by Allessandro Scarlatti to a string orchestra version of \u2018Never on Sunday.\u201d The dance teachers presenting their pupils at June 18th will be Carole Gross, Joyce Maclnnes, Dyanna Pickard, who will also dance solo numbers.\"| The music students will be presented by the same staff mentioned above with the addition of Arthur Gauthier (Banjo, guitar.electric bass).Miss Maude Paradis will ae- company the dancers in both performances.Miss Mary Beetles, who also designed the costumes, will together with Bill Keeven direct the performances.The entire proceeds will be donated to the Kinsmen Club of Youth Projects.Tickets are now on sale at 5456A Westminster, Suite 202 and 204, Cote St.Luc.Leese-Chamberlain .(Continued from page 2) in addition to the Province of Quebec.\u201cThe children really have to work to get their Academy certificates.\"\u201d Miss Chamberlain said.But once they have their certificates, they can go anywbere in the world and be accepted for further training.The standards are universal.At the Leese - Chamberlain School Studio here the classes \u2018(number about 12.This year there were seven teachers, two of them were bilingual.The school teaches not only ballet but Spanish classical, character dancing.theatre craft and modern jazz.Miss Chamberlain recently was awarded a Canada Council scholarship that enabled her to go to the Bolshoi in Moscow, the Kierov in Leningrad, the Royal Danish Ballet, and the Royal Ballet in London.She spent three months studying.\u201cSome children are awfully good,\u201d Miss Oliver stated, \u2018\u2018some bad, but a large percentage are very good.\u201d \u201cThe Academy must be salis- fied that the children are being taught properly,\u201d she said of her work as an examiner.The Academy has some 40 examiners who go all over the world.2 English .{Continued from page 1) A demonstration, he said, that relics so much on the weather can\u2019t be all political sigmfi- cance.What, he asked.motivated the Teddy-boys or the United States trouble-makers, or for that matter the Orillia folk-singers that ran amuk a year ago?Psychologists, he said, have been probing for the answer for a long time.There is, he admitted.a hard core of separatists, perhaps 200 to 300 that start these things, and this fact does give political significance to them.Before condemning everyone mixed up in the affairs, he concluded, avoid taking a self- righteous attitude.\u201cAlice in, of THE MARY BEETLES SCHOOL «Vancouver Two executive members of ; Westmount YMCA will attend.the National Council of the \u2018Y\u2019 | meetings in Vancouver June 10th to 12th.The National Council will deal with the problem \u2018Program and People.\u2019 Under that title an examination will be held on program, philosophy and practices of the YMCA and the kind of required to do the job.Local members attending the sessions will be Doug McDonald, vice-president of the Westmount YMCA, and Hoy McKelvie secretary of the Westmount YMCA.lay and professional leadership All branches in Montreal area have already held discussions similar to those Vancouver.IT\u2019S to be held in M.P.'s COSTS For the year ending March \"31, members of the House of Commons will be $3,211,000, expense allowances $1.500,000.transportation expenses $360,000 government's contribution to members\u201d | pension fund $200,000.1966, the cost of salaries of Mary Beetles, Bill Keeven'2 y men TOMMY TOMASSO recommends A Bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken « « « IT\u2019S 14 pieces of Delicious Chicken IT\u2019S IT'S 6 Hot Biscuits Finger Lickin' Gravy $3.95 | IT'S Delivered FREE ANYWHERE IN WESTMOUNT RE.9-5555 TOMASSO FRATELLI INC.RADIO EQUIPPED LANSDOWNE SPECIAL & HOURLY RATES 18 Gladstone \u2014 Westmount 933-8484 CHRISTENINGS \u2014 WEDDINGS \u2014 FUNERALS \u2014 AIRPORT Operated by E.Gallagher DAY & NIGHT SERVICE TAXI REG\u2019D.OUT OF TOWN TRIPS Now available on a 3-year basis.You save 30%! 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I let's you sleep comfortably at any time of year.It seems as though living is getting easier cvery day.doesn\u2019t it\u201d Slow down on city streets into the street parked car.calls for re- from behind a residential Caretull driving duced speed on ; ; ; \u201cWhen passing a pedestrian in | cars.Many child traffic accidents { the street, motorists should slow | occur when a youngster runs down and give him room,\u201d John ) TTS Atkinson, president of an insur- \u2018ance company points out.\u201cIf the | pedestrian is crowded by a car, |! he can easily become confused | and step into the path of an\u2019 .approaching vehicle.\u201d | Reckless drivers may not pay | attention to appeals for safe | driving, but they will pay atten- | i tion to the threat of arrest and possible loss of their driving license.I \u201cThe alert motorist doesn\u2019t rely completely on the driver ahead to tell him when to pass.\u201d Mr.Atkinson says.He realizes other drivers mean well.but can be \"subject to error.\u201d Drivers must maintain an adequate following distance (rom! the car ahcad, so they can stop in time.Recent surveys show | tailgating causes one third or more of all accidents.Smart .see how low-cost check against other loan plans.Royal Bank termPlan really is! | 1 * ; behind and the cars approaching When you're planning to buy any major item \u2014 a car, | from each side.Spotting hazards furoabings, Ridge, washer, dryer or any important | 2 3 dance ges nore Un lo i i ; available; 4 appliance \u2014 check against other loan plans available; \u201d ! i pp.I is.B the cash in A sensible speed is one at, see how low-cost termPlan really is.Borrow which the driver can sce danger advance and be in the key position to get the best value, and be able to manoeuver the 9 car clear of it under all con- | \"ditions, states Atkinson.Since \u20ac) ROYAL BANK drivers will watch traffic as far up the road as possible.In addi- | tion to the cur ahead.the car; | ability to spot hazards decreases as speed increases.motorist will | protect themselves by driving only as fast as vision and road | conditions allow, NORTHWAY DRIVE-IN THEATRE JUNCTION OF NORTHWAY AND ROUTE 11 CHAMPLAIN, N.Y, Admission: Adults .90 \u2014 Children under 12 FREE MAIN FEATURE REPEATED FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY SUN.- MON.- TUES., MAY 30, 31, JUNE 1 WED.THUR SAT, MAY 26-29 Sophia Loren, Marcello Mastroianni { in SKY DWiNG \u201cMARRIAGE BEACH PARIY, ITALIAN STYLE\u201d in Color gang play ! AMY REAL INTE ANATIONAL ape 0 EDGAR ALLAN POE'S ASQUE or mie RED DEATH ) bre PATHÉCOLOR and \u201cBLACK SPURS\u201d Rory Calhoun, Linda Darnell, Scott Brady, Lon Chaney THE din Why Not Have Our Sunbeam Experts Check Your Lawnmower and Be Ready for Summer FAST - EFFICIENT SERVICE ON ALL SUNBEAM APPLIANCES UPPER LACHINE RD | HARLEY ® AVENUE SUNBEAM wesTemn ave | WESTERN AVE.apEnproonE 81.1 SUNBEAM APPLIANCE SERVICE COMPANY 7405 HARLEY AVE.{Montreal West Shopping Plaza! 489-7509 5961 \u20188Z ADN \u2018Abpisy \u2018sauimOrZ junouusIMm 344 \u2014 L The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 28, 1965 \u2014 8 ANGLICAN UNITED Church of The Advent DOMINION-DOUGLAS Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Bivd.ond Lansdowne Westmount Avenue CLERGY Rev.The Revd.Alex.Mellers The itevd, Glenn L.Pritobards The Revd.Canon 8.B, Lindsay (Hon).Organist & Cboirmaster Edward T.Brown.SUNDAY AFTER ASCENSION DAY 8:00 aan.Holy Eucharist 10:15 am.Matting (sald) 11:00 a.m.Kindergarten 11.00 non.Sung Kucharist 7:00 pan.Evensong Weekdays: Holy Eucharist 7:00 nn.Tuesday, Thursday 3:00 a.m.Friday 9:30 im.we dnend: yo ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill The Rev'd.J.N.Doidge, Rector The Rev'd.T.M.K.Kingston SUNDAY AFTER ASCENRKION 8:00 am, Holy Eucharist 0:30 a.m.Matting with Sermon 11:00 am.Nursery and Church Schon! Presentation of Church School Awards Matting with Sermon Morning Preacher: The Hector Evensong with Sermon Preacher: The Rev'd.T.M.S.Kingston Wednesday 16:60 aan.Holy Communion Organist and Cholrmaster Norman W.Hurrle, A.R.C.O., ARCM, F.T.C.L.ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH DORCHESTER and ATWATER WESTMOUNT Rector Walter G.Asbil Holy Communion Church School 11:00 am, Morning Prayer Organist Mr, E, Tait WE WELCOME YOU ~ PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 346 Melville Avenue Chay.CC.Cochrane, B.A.B.D, Minister Sunday, May 30th 11:00 a.m.Public Worship Preacher: The Minister will Preach.All are Cordially Welcome Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Chotrmaster LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 288 Clarke Ave, Westmount 80 aon.730 pan 8:00 nan.0:45 aan.Rev.Wm.¢.Nolting, B.D., Pastor Miss Lydia Eibich \u2014 Organist Sunday, May 30th 9.30 am.Senior Sunday School und Bible Class The Service, Jr.and Nursery Thursday : Service at 4:00 p.m, \" CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of \u201cChrist, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street ANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, BCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.13,00 am, s.s.Sunday, May 30th 11:60 an, CHURCH SERVICE 11:00 a.m.SUNDAY SCHOOL Lesson = Sermon Subject: \u201cANCIENT AN! MODERN NECROMANCY, ALIAS MESMERISM AND HYPNOTISM, DENOUNCED\u201d Golden Text: Isalah 14:27.The Lord nf hosts hath purposed, and who shall disannul it?and his hand is stretched out, and who shall turn it back?EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM Edifice: Oven Tues.to \u20ac p.m.In the Church day, Thursday and Friday, 2 Wednesday 6:30 to 5:00 p.m, » B.D, D.D.Rev.Roy \u201cBtatrord, B.A, B.D.Mrs.Helly K.Davidson MORNING WORSHIP \u2014 11:00 a.m.Sermon \u201cNecessary Certainties\u201d Rev, R.Douglass Smith.D.D.- NO EVENING SERVICE \u2014 Organist and Choirmaster Mr.John Robb, Mus, Bac.Westmount Park Church (Cor.Lansdowne and Western Aves.) Minister: CALLUM THOMPSON C.D.B.A, B.D.Director of Christian Education Mrs.David Beiman, B.So., M.A.Organist and Choirmaster Mr.Wayne K.Riddell, B.Mus.MoGil) Sunday, May 30th REV.10:00 aan.Church School \u2014 Junior and Intermediate Depts, 11:00 a.m.Crib Nursery.Kinder- karten & Primary Depts.11:00 sm.Sermon Tonle, Putting Dams in Our Valleys\u201d _ Music by Senior Choir St.Andrew's WESTMOUNT (101 Cote St.Arlomne Rd., near Argyle Ave.) V.D.M.GRANT, B.A, D.D, REV.A.D.MOULAND, BA.B.D.RE Sunday.May 30th 11:00 a.m, Annual Flower Service \u201cNew Curriculum Explosion \u2014 New Testament\u201d Sermon by Mr.Mouland Promotion Exercises: Church School Visitors Welcome! Organist and Choir Director _ Gordon C.White, B.Mus, ~ SYNAGOGUES TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Robbi SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening.May 28th at 8.15 p.m.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cTeach Us To Number Our Days.\u201d Saturday Morning.May 20th at 11,30 a.m.scrmoncette by Mark Youns, President of Junior Congregation, BAR MITZVAH At the Sabbath Eve and Saturday Morning Worship, Samucl Falk, son of Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Zion will be called to the reading of the Torah in observance of his Bar Mitzvah, RELIGIOUS SCHOOL RALLY AND CLOSING EXERCISES Sunday Morning, May 30th at 10 a.m.Pupils to meet in their classes as usual at 9.30 a.m.MEMBERSHIP We are now affiliating new families in the Congregation in anticipation of the new Temple Scason, For information Miss Rose Cohen.Executive Administrator, 937-3575.UNITARIAN The Unitarian Church Of Montreal CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) Sunday, May 30th 11:0 aan, \u201cEminent Moments \u2014 3 \u2014 Promised Land Leonard Mason, B.A.B.D.Rev.Westmount Park Sermon topic set This Sunday at Westmount Park Church (Lansdowne and Western avenues.) the regular morning service at 11 am, will be conducted by the Minister, Rev.Callum-Thompson, who will take as his sermon topic: \u201cPutting Dams in our Valleys.\u201d The Sacrament of Infant Baptism will be observed also at this service._ BAPTIST 11:00 a.m.7:30 am.Midweck Scrvice: Sunday School: WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West ot Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Minister: REV, HAROLD J.BALSDON, B.A., B.Th.Assistant Minister: Rev.Allen E.Hallett, B.A., B.D.Organist and Choir Director: Frank Armstrong, L.T.C.L.\u201cOPENING BLIND EYES\" \u201cLIFE'S GREATEST DESIRE\u201d Wednesday.8:00 p.m.10:00 a.m.and 10:45 a.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME hureh Temple Emanu-El Closing exercises to be held Sunday SABBATH SERVICES: This cvening, May 28th at 8.15 p.m.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cTeach Us To Number Our Days.\u201d Saturday morning, May 29th at 11.30 a.m.sermonette by Mark Young, President, Junior Congregation.BAR MITZVAH: At the Sabbath Eve and Saturday Morning Worship, Samuel Falk, son of Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Zion will be called to the reading of the Torah in observance of his Bar Mitzvah.RELIGIOUS SCHOOL RALLY AND CLOSING EXERCISES: Sunday morning, May 30th at 10 a.m.Grover Auditorium.Pupils to meet in their classes as usual at 9.30 a.m.for final hall hour sessions.Parents are to assemble in the Grover Auditorium where award of prizes will be made and a special dramatic program will be presented under the direction of Mrs.Lionel Morris entitled \u2014 \u201cA Ballad on Shabuoth\u201d by members of class 5a and 5b \u2014 Howard Schwartz and Bruce Shore.Class Teachers.COMING EVENTS: Annual Commencement Exercises, Temple Emanu-El Religious School High School Department at 8 p.m.A class of ten young people will be awarded their diplomas and be presented with Prayerbooks marking the completion of their studies in the Religious School.With them a class of 13 postgraduates will be awarded certificates.A reception will follow the worship.The Shabuoth and Confirmation Services are scheduled to take place Sunday Morning, June 6th at 9.30 a.m.Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern will officiate and give the charge to 30 Confirmants who will pledge their loyalty to the Code of Sinai.Alfred N.Miller, President of the Congregation will present copies of The Holy Scrip- WITN THE BIBLE N BY CORNELIUS R.STAM PRIS.TWO MINUTES BEREAN BIBLE SOCIETY CHICAGO 33, MLLINOIS Subject : FAITH, HOPE AND LOVE \u201cAnd now abideth faith, hope, love, these three; but the greatest of these is love\u2019 (1 Cor.13:13).St.Paul had been discussing, in 1 Cor.13, some of the miraculous signs that were to vanish away as God's revelation became complete.But faith, hope and love, he declared, would abide as a tri- une evidence of true Christianity.These three are all we need in the present \u2018dispensation of the grace of God.\u2019 Any church where faith, hope and love are found in full measure is a \u2018\u2018full\u201d church.It may have but a few members, but what greater blessing could it wish for than faith, hope and love in abundant measure?Faith, hope and love are a trinity often referred to in St.Paul's epistles.Each is of primary im- tures to each Confirmant in recognition of their confirmation.Dr.and Mrs.Stern, as has been their custom through the ycars will be at home on Saturday after: noon, June 4th.NEWS ABOUT MEMBERSHIP DRIVE: Under the chairmanship of Norman Rill and Vice-Chair- manship of Maurice À.Schwartz, a membership campaign is now being conducted in anticipation of the new Temple season, with the coming of the High Holy Days.We are delighted to welcome into our fellowship the following families: Mr.and Mrs.Allan Silver- stein, Mr.and Mrs.Paul Silver- stein, Mr.and Mrs.Henry Liben- son, Mr.and Mrs.Egon Neuberg- er, Mr.and Mrs.Armin Schligh- korn, Mr.and Mrs.Marion Olc- zak, Mr.and Mrs.Leonard Zang- will, Mr.and Mrs.Simon Krygier, Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Weigin.For information regarding membership please call Miss Rose Cohen, Temple Administrator, 937-3575.ATTENDING MEETINGS OF NATIONAL EXECUTIVE: Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern, a member of the Executive of the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods is at present attending sessions of the Executive at the \u2018\u2018House for Living Judaism\u2019 in New York City.The National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods is one of the largest women's religious organizations in the world dedicat- cd to the support of the Synagogue and international religious life.LONG DISTANCE The St.Lawrence Seaway permits large ocean freighters to travel from the Atlantic to the head of Lake Superior, a dis- iance of 2,700 miles and some 400 miles longer than the dis- cance by ship from Halifax to Glasgow.portance in its way, and none can exist without the other two.Faith is of primary importance.\u201cWithout faith it is impossible to please God\u201d (Heb.11:6), and how can there be hope and love without faith?Hope holds the central place among these three.Hope in the Bible is more than a wish, it is the opposite of despair, an eager anticipation of blessings to come.Hope is the Christian's experience, his living with eternity's glory in view.Love is the crowning glory of the three; it is the fruit of faith and hope, and is greatest in the sense that it is \u201cthe bond of perfectness.\u201d\u201d Moreover, love is eternal for some day for every truc believer, \u2018Faith will vanish into sight; hope be emptied in delight\u201d and love will reign su- preme.Clinical Day The Jewish General Hospital is holding a \u2018\u2018Clinical Day\u2019 on Wednesday, June 9, from 8: 30 | a.m.to 5 p.m.All practicing physicians are invited to attend the event, which will comprise scientific sessions on topics of current interest to the medical profession.The aim of the program is to present some of the practical aspects of recent advances in medicine.Among the topics to be discussed arc \u2018\u2018Recent Develop- set June 9 | ments in the Study of Histoplas- mosis,\u201d \u201cPsychiatry in the Out- Patient Department,\u2019 and * Current Concepts in the Management of Shock.\u201d The Clinical Day has been approved for six hours of study credit by the College of General Practice of Canada and La Fédération des Omnipracticiens du Québec.As many French-speak- ing doctors are expected to attend, simultaneous translation will be provided.St.Andrew's Minister will speak on new course At the morning service om Sunday at eleven o'clock the Rev.Douglas Mouland will preach the sermon entitled, \u201cNew Curriculum Explosion \u2014 New Testament.\u201d The Junior and Senior Choirs under the direction of Gordon C.White, will sing choral selections.The Church School will meet at 11:00 a.m.Westmount Baptist Twosermons on Sunday The Minister, the Rev.Harold J.Balsdon, will be the preacher at both services on Sunday, May 30, at Westmount Baptist Church.In the morning his topic will be \u201cOpening Blind Eyes,\u201d and his evening sermon is entitled \u201cLife\u2019s Greatest Desire.\u201d The Church School meets on Sundays at 10:00 and 10:45 a.m.The 10:00 a.m.class is for seniors, and the 10:45 a.m.for primary and juniors.At the mid-week meeting on Wednesday there will be a colored film and tape from Mr.and Mrs.Edwin Jones, missionaries in Ethiopia.English classes for New Canadians are held on Monday evenings at eight o'clock.The CGIT have had their last meeting until the fall.The BYPU meets on Friday at 8:00 p.m.Christian Science \u2018Temptation\u2019 is Sunday subject Mattehew\u2019s account of the temptations which Jesus met and mastered in the wilderness will be studied at the services in all Christian Science churches this Sunday, in the reading of the week's Lesson-Sermon on the subject: \u2018Ancient and Modern Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Denounced.\u201d Be seen, be safe \u201cEveryone should know the value of clean, correctly-focused headlights for use in rain, fog and after dark,\u201d stated Owen C.Good of the Canadian Highway Safety Council's vehicle safety committee, ~~ DA Collins INC. free of unneeded rubbish, electrical equipment is looked over and B 0Cd ire firemen test for natural gas leaks.Firemen conduct the inspections in addition to carrying out their regular dutics.While on duty inspecting they are in constant touch with the station by The Westmount Fire Depart- radio.ment Will begin its annual inspee-| Two regular fire inspectors tion of homes, apartments, and work at the job year-round but, if other buildings throughout the |unassisted, by the time they fin- city to check on fire hazards, ished the entire city, the area June Ist, where they started would be out The inspection will begin in the of date.St.Antoine street area, and will Besides fire prevention.other cover most of the city by Fire benefits arise from the inspec- Prevention Week held in October.tions.Training officers report Firemen visit the homes and that it is an excellent way to buildings and offer general fire teach crews the locations of the safety advice as well as check.streets, the lay-outs of various ing for the most common fire homes, location of fire hydrants hazards.Basements and sheds and what to expect if there is a are checked to sce that they are fire.INSTITUT FELLER FELLER COLLEGE is interested in boys and girls who want to study and succeed.We offer the Protestant High School Curriculum as set out by the Quebec Department of Education.A special feature of our Elementary grades is that bilingual studies are available.Write to: M.le directeur.JOHN S.GILMOUR, B.A.B.D.Grandæ-Ligne, Que.Telephdne St-Jean 346-4143 A Christian Residential School (Baptist Federation of Canada) STANSTEAD COLLEGE STANSTEAD, QUE.ESTABLISHED 1818 A RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS Quebec Grades Vii to XII (Senior Matriculation) @ Stanstead is interested in boys of high calibre who want to do their best in everything they attempt and are not afraid of hard work.The school prepares them for entrance to all Universities.@ Fine buildings, a beautiful country location, small classes, chapel services, cadet corps and outstanding athletic facilities all help in the search for excellence, but the greatest contribution is made by a dedicated staff working with the boys to this end.@ Financial aid is given to students of character and promise who could not otherwise afford to attend.fn UY, Early application is advisable.For information write: The Headmaster, EbwaARrRD C.CAYLEY, M.A.SUMMER SESSION COURSES hoyl a Montreal DEGREE COURSES : Evening Session and Day Session Canada ARTS Classics Economics English French History Political Science Philosophy Psychology Sociology Theology SCIENCE COMMERCE Chemistry Accounting Mathematics Business Administration Physics Economics Computing Science NON-DEGREE COURSES : FRENCH CONVERSATION Elementary, Intermediate, Advanced ENGLISH CONVERSATION Elementary and Intermediate COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSES: High School Mathematics English Grammar and Composition Registration by mail or in person May 17 to June 3 COURSES BEGIN: Accounting 101, 202: week of May 24; English 101, Physics 101, Theology, Calculus: week of June 7.All other Evening Courses: week of June 14.Day Session Courses: Monday, June 28, For information: The Director, Evening Division, Loyola College, 7141 Sherbrooke Street West \u2014 HU.8-9551, ext.296, 297 The most common hazard found ; 8 in local homes is still the \u2018octo- | pus,\u2019 the wall plug with too many extensions, firemen report.se y offers on every phase of child , problems should prove interest-|\u2014 and Child Care Courses \u2014 health and behaviour of children.\u201cChild Care in the Home! has been made available in both English and French, Information about the new book baby, feeding.safety, and emergency measures in case of illness.The advice and information it ing and valuable to anyone con.may be obtained from local St cerned in any way with the [Jolin Ambulance branches.WEST END SCHOOL OF ART DR.GERALD MARTIN RONDEAU, well-knowun local dentist, son of the late Dr.and Mrs, C.| W.H.Rondeau, who died Tuesday at the Montreal Gencral Hospital.Final tribute was paid \u2018 Thursday afternoon with interment in Joliette.Child care booklet available A new child care manual published by St.John Ambulance should prove an ideal reference for the young mother or babysitter.The book, \u2018Child Care in the Home\u201d, is primarily intended for use with St.John Child Care courses, but will also be available for public usc.It contains the most recent child care information and outlines the most modern techniques of child guidance.It was prepared by St, John with assistance and advice from federal and provincial child health authorities.\u201cChild Care in the Home\u201d deals with the care.development, and behaviouro of the normal child from birth to school age.It shows the general patterns of child development and outlines the methods of dealing with the common behaviour problems that arise with children.Also included are chapters of babysitting, care of the new Westmount .(Continued from page 6) ner, Tina-May Issenman, Patsy Johannson, Harris Kaplan, Linn Kassie, Alan Kennedy.Gay Kennedy, Graham Lorimer.Julie Mayerowitch, George Mus- to, Yoko Nakamura, lan Petrie, Ross Petrie, Sarah Reitman, Phil Robins, Michael Rosen, Henry Rothbard, Douglas Spill- er, Michael Tritt.Michael Tunis, and Andrew Vecsey.Congratulations are also in order to Chris Row for winning $25 in a contest, sponsored by the Canadian Mathematical Congress; and to John Leggatt for winning (wo tickets to a Harry Belafonte concert.The proceeds | Children 11-16 years i| Painting\u2014modelling\u2014museum trips etc.SUMMER COURSE 3 mornings a week for July & August Call 484-4277 afternoons for registration A THE PRIORY SCHOOL ine 3120 THE BOULEVARD MONTREAL Junior Day School for boys and girls from Kindergarten to 7th year under the Patronage of His Eminence Cardinal Leger and His Excellency Bishop Whelan The Priory is under Lay direction, The School is now accepting applications jor a limited nunber of vacancies.FOR INFORMATION CALL 935-5966 MARY BEETLES & BILL KEEVEN PRESENT THEIR ANNUAL RECITALS OF DANCING and MUSIC May 29 \u2014 St.Philips Hall \u2014 2:30 p.m.June 18 \u2014 Westhill Auditorium, 8:00 p.m.IN AID OF THE KINSMEN CLUB OF MONTREAL TICKETS NOW ON SALE 5456A Westminster, Cote St.Luc \u2014 486-5170 - 489-1880 ACADEMIE DES GRANDS BALLETS CANADIENS Honorary Director: ANTON DOLIN Director: LUDMILLA CHIRAEFF SUMMER COURSE JUNE 28 - AUGUST 6 Bollet and Character \u2014 Choreographers\u2019 Workshop with FERNAND NAULT ond FACULTY for information from the latter contest will go to 9MS for the adoption of a Philippine foster child.| 4848 St.Lawrence Blvd., Montreal 849-8024 4469 The Leese - (hombetlacs.Director \u2014 Sonia Chamberlain M.I.S.T.D.{Comm.) and qualified staff REGISTRATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED FOR NEXT SEASON'S CLASSES FOR INFORMATION, PLEASE PHONE: School of Dancing A.R.A.D.Adv.Teachers Cert.932-0729 STUDIO A St.Catherine Street West WESTMOUNT 5961 \"8Z AN \u2018Aopu4 \u2018aoutuoxa junouyssm 841 \u2014 6 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 28, 1965 \u2014 10 If you have moved .Let Malcolm Gregory advise you on servicing your old carpets or consult him about yeur mew rug problems.GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG CO.4151 - 4153 Sr.Catherine St.W.Phone WE.2-4277 ._ Mrs.À.W.D.Swan | heads council | Mrs.A W D.Swan was re-, elected president of the Mont- retal Council of Women at the recent annual meeting.Vice - presidents are.Mrs.HH.TT.Fargery: Mrs.John lLow- Beer, Mrs.11 R.1.Streight, Mrs.Marcel Trahan, Mrs.R.B Winsor and Di.Ruth Wolfe Councillors are Mrs.Geoll- roy Birtz, Mrs W.Victor George and Mrs.JF Rutherford Other officers cording secretary.Mrs G Duncan assisted by Mrs JS Godard corresponding secretary, Mrs Ko Crump.assisted by Mrs.HG.Stockwell: mem- include.cve- bership sceeretary.Mrs.Roy Forsey.assistant membership «ecvetaryv.Mrs.Jobn Howe: treasurer.Mrs G.L.VanVliet.assisted by Mes Syd Buckman Silver Cross Mothers The monthly meeting ot the Silver Cross Mothers RCAF \u2018Remembrance Association\u2019 wil be Held on Monday, at 2 p.m, at the YWCA, 1355 Dorchester boulevard west.Report of the National Convention will be vead by presenting Dr.Nathan B.Epstein addres- ; sed the spring meeting of the ; Auxiliary of Verdun Protestant Hospital, recently in Douglas Hall, on the subject \u201cThe Family as a Unit for Therapy.\u201d SPECIAL! Permanent Following the meeting, members of the Board of Management, Auxiliary members and hospital staff assembled in the lover of Perry Pavilion.where the President, Mr.S.H.Dobell, performed his first official duty since taking office.by unveiling a special plaque presented to the Hospital by the Auxiliary in honor of Dr.C.A.Roberts for his unique contribution to the hospital and the cause of mental illness during his 7 vears at V.P.H.The plague which is mounted in the Hospital's main foyer honors a statement made by De, , Roberts in à speech in 1961.The statement reflects his prophetic 1 vision for the changing society.\u201cFaced with an ever increasing rate of automation it may well be that only those dedicated to Including Cut, Styling Shampoo and Set REG.$25.\u2014 FOR 15.489-1233 (OL ote HAIRDRESSING ree eee p=\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee 4891 Sherbrooke St.W.TO ALL HOUSEWIVES : We are glad to announce that the services of charwomen are now available.Also Housekeepers, Cooks and Couptes.Live in or out.For Summer Season, Young Female Students Available For further details, call DOMESTIC HELP ASSOCIATION INC.1123 Se.Joseph Blvd.East 9 am, - 5 p.m.279-4550 279-4559 , THE AUXILIARY of Verdun Protestant Hospital paid honor to Dr.C.A.Roberts with the erection of a special plaque in the foyer of Perry Pavilion, the Administration Building.The wording on the plaque reflects the prophetic vision which Dr.Roberts has for the changing society.At the unveiling ceremony.from 1.to r.: Mr.S.H.Dobell, president of the Hosuital: Mrs.E.R.Alexander, Upper Roslyn, past president of the Auxiliary and chairman of the Chapels\u2019 Committee; Mrs.H.HI.Jasper.Upper Lansdowne, auxiliary president, THE EXAMINER { t i Auxiliary honors Dr.C.Roberts plaque to VPH rer the Cover Gener service to dependent people will | jn the Arts program.the Car- be able to tind those real satis- | AMERICAN J.L.ADAMS, Proprietor ces.1385 Greene Ave.Corner Sherbrooke Medalist, McGill University Medalist, M.C.of Ph WE.2-2136 WE.2-2488 Convocation Many West Enders graduate from Marianopolis College Marianopolis College convo- Josephine Jaworska: the Henry cation was held on May 21, when | Birks and Sons Medal for ex- fifty-one students, 38 in arts and 13 in science received degrees.The college's first BA degree with a major in music was conferred on Miss Nadia M.! Turbide.Most Rev.Lawrence P.Whelan, Auxiliary Bishop of Montreal presided at the event.Sister St.Mary Assumpta, president of the College, in de- seribing curriculum developments in the academic report said.\u201cbecause of the vistas opened up in graduate schools by research findings, the problem of preparing undergradu-' studies serious.\" The ates to continue their becomes more needs of therefore based on newer meth- undergraduates are\u2019 cellence in chemistry, the award for mathematics, Miss Florencia Carmen Reta; the award for excellence in English Literature.Miss Carol Anne McDonagh: the Provincial Chapter of the IODE Foundation prize for French literature, Miss Yolanda Pagotta: the Henry Birks and Sons medal for history.Miss Maurecn Cleyn.Miss Jaworska and Miss Cleyn were elected by the faculty to Kappa Gamma Pi.a society honoring academic achievement and leadership.Rev.Irenée Lussier.rector of the University of Montreal, conferred the degrees on the graduates.Among the local graduates were: Mary Theresa Ken- ods of teaching, and the corres- nedy.cum laude: Carol Anne ponding library [lacilities and McDonagh, magna cum laude: acquisitions.| Carole Ann O'Connell, Major in \u201cIn the fall we plan to experiment with additional teach- \u2018ing techniques, with considerable emphasis on a departure from the straight lecture method,\u201d she added.i \u2018The problem of how to in- ' tegrate woman's education more i closely with her primary vocation of wife and mother as well as how best to prepare the professional woman concerns us deeply.\u201d stated Sister St.Mary | Assumpta.Mrs.M.J.Sabia, president | of the Canadian Federation of | University Women gave the con.| ; vocation address.: AWARDS Sister St.Madeline of Charity.dean of studies at the college awards.They medal for the highest standing dinal Léger award for theology.| factions from life \u2014 a sense of | Miss Lorraine Burke: the Lieu-' personal worth and social rccog- | tenant-Governor\u2019s medal for the! nition which we all need if we: highest standing in the Science! are to maintain our mental health.\u201d Mr.Dobell paid special tri- | bute to the significant work of | the Auxiliary and its organiza-! tion of projects and activities directed to the welfare of the patients, and he pledges full support and co-operation of himself and the Board of Management for future activities.Referring to the plaque honoring Dr.Roberts, Mr.Dobell said, \u201che has earned in his seven years here all we could possibly say of him; the progress and development which he initiated and completed in those years has been nothing short of astounding \u2014 and the future plans, for which he has laid the foundation.are equally breathtaking\u201d It is widely recognized that this is one of the finest hospitals of its kind .probably one of the best administered in the country, if not the continent.Much of this recognition can be laid squarely at the feet of Dr.Roberts for his knowledge, his imagination.his breadth of vision, and his ability, to inspire intramural loyality.co-operation and understanding.He not only obtained and.retained the complete confidence of the Board of Management, but developed the hap- , piest relations and respect of personal (Continued on page 11) program.the award for philosophy, the award for biology.Sister St.Patrick (Mills): the Lieutenant-Governor's medal ' for the highest standing in the honors chemistry course, Miss History: Anne Marie Scerbo, cum laude: Brenda Elizabeth McGrath, cum laude.Major in Chemistry: Maureen Elizabeth Sears; all of Notre Dame de Grace.Irene Boukydis Nicolo- poulous, Major in Biology of Cote des Neiges, Danielle Blanchet, magna cum laude; Penny Kathryn Piacek.magna cum laude.Major in History.Both of St.Laurent.Katherine Elizabeth de Baranyi.cum laude, Major in French: Diane Mathieu: Marie Beatrice Anne Senécal; Shirley Ann Treleaven, all of Westmount.® GOLD ® COPPER ® BRASS ¢ CHROME ® NICKEL ¢* RHODIUM ¢ CADMIUM ® SILVER REPAIRED REPLATED REFINISHED LACQUERED JOHN H.FEELEY & Sons Lid., Est.1899 Repairing Silversmiths and Elee- tro Platers, Operating Canada's Largest High Class Job Shop.WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 1437 Ayimer St.VI.5-7947 (A few doors above St.Catherine St.) Opposite Henry Morgan & Co.By Ronald Davies Odin's special attendants.the \u201cON TO VALHALLA\" Valkyries maidens on white steeds: rode over battlefields to pick the bravest warrlors slain and transport them to Valhalla to sit with the Gods.DAVIES HOUSE OF PAINTINGS 4908 Sherbrooke Street West Canvas $2 x 36\" tvoung and beautiful HU.6-1264 Senior Citizens Aux.| plan tea at Dun-Edin | The Auxiliary of the United Church Homes for Senior Citizens is having a tea at the Dun- Edin Home, 124 Ballantyne avenue south, Montreal West, on June 2 at 2:30 p.m.The general convener is Mrs.G.H.Dixon.The guests will be\u2019 received by Mrs.A.M.Bain and Mrs.J.C.Smiley.Mrs.E.T.B.Hankey and her commit-| tee will be in charge of the tal-, ent table.Refreshments will be: served by Mrs.W.H.Bradley and her committee.All mem-, bers and friends are cordially | invited.| SPICY TOAST SPREAD | Combine 34 cup cocoa, 44 cup\u2019 granulated sugar, V4 cup butter and 2 tsp.cinnamon.Use as a spread over hot toasted white bread or warm muffins.Store unused portion in a covered container in refrigerator.Genuine Choice Western BEEF QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\" Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables.*IMPORTED PRODUCTS® NICHOL'S, Lennoxville, BACON, SAUSAGE & FARMHCUSE BUTTER 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 Grace Dart Hospital | PRESENTATION: The Women's Auxiliary of Grace Dart Hospital, West End Group.visited (the Hospital Tuesday evening, May 18, when the chairman of the group, Mrs.K.E.Norris, presented the Hospital with seven chairs to be used in one of the waiting rooms.This gift was made possible by proceeds of the benefit bridge sponsored by the West End Group last autumn, Shown in the photograph with two of the chairs, are left to right: Mrs.K.E.Norris, president; Mrs.M.McAlpine, president of the Grace Dart Hospital Auxiliary; Mrs.L.LeClair, director of nursing; and Mrs.Sydney A.MacSween, past president of the West End Group.Auxiliary honors cee (Continued from page 10) just clean them with pipe clean- derful feeling of well .4 CL LA | Crs: Inexpensive and convenient, being! Government authorities.Mr.which it is my privilege to un-| pipe cleaners also ean be used Dobell closed by saying, \u201cDr.veil,\u201d i ) Roberts was a strong supporter| Dr, Nathan S.Epstein, chief eV cleaning the wheels of cig- BY INDIVIDUAL and booster of the Auxiliary, psychiatrist, Jewish General arette lighters, gas jets, jewel-, APPOINTMENT ONLY 3 and it is particularly fitting that Hospital, discussed the subject |ry and scores of other things.PHONE WE.5-0796 you have presented to the Hos-| \u201cThe Family as a Unit for Just fit your imagination to the ; ; .Re pital, in his honor, the plaque! Therapy.\u201d ! situation.raviYavIvaY i ravivaxvaviYavi avi Tete TS TI ST Delivery Anywhere CSA SS TTT RS ER = ROSA TT FS TTI [TTT ZT RR THT RS A ES RSIS Let The BRIDE THROW Her - FLOWERS AWAY » BUT DON'T THROW YOUR MONEY AWAY BUY GUARANTEED FLOWERS FROM \u2014 4154 ST.CATHERINE WEST St.Andrew's Homes The annual meeting of the Auxiliary of St.Andrew's Presbyterian liomes Inc., will take place on Monday at 2 pm.at Benny House, 3350 Cavendish boulevard.West End WA y ee A MR AS RU) | à .3 ; gives chairs |g Ë 5 = to hospital à 5 P 1 5 At the annua! meeting of the' 2) G Women's Auxiliary of Grace |B} KG Dart Hospital, Mrs.K.E.Nor- = Le ris, chairman of the West End |B La Group, presented the hospital LY N with seven chairs to be used in |B} i one of the waiting rooms.This | % gift was made possible by the |Æ À benefit bridge sponsored by the [iY £ West End Group last autumn.[D REVITAL ISE S Another such event, to take |ËS La place on October 28, was plan- 3 vour skin, (ome-up 5 ned at a meeting held recently, = vour FACIAL muscles.KE at the home of Mrs.Robt.Mac- : CN Connachie, Royal avenue.Mrs.There's nothing more % Mark Price was appointed relaxing than an in 4 bridge chairman.Mrs.F.W.vigorating bod { Baily is in charge of tickets, 9 9 body mas- 2 Mrs.Sydney A.MueSwven, | sage followed with a » prizes and Mrs.MacConnachie facial treatment for I) and Mrs.R.B.Porteous, the the Spring Season.home cooking table The bridge will be held in the Hall of Wesley United Church, Notre Dame de Grace avenue.At this meeting, Mrs.Mae- Connachie was appointed secre- Madame WANDA whose skilled hands plus cosmetics by AE OA TTA LI AO Ce: = tary-treasurer and three new 2 members were welcomed into a the Group.= a0 D will give sou that wen.put de Pans IT'S COMB CLEAN-UP TIMF When your combs are dirty.We Have Flowers For The Entire WEDDING PARTY Beautiful Wedding Arrangements For The Church And The Reception hy EXPERTS.RECEIVE A a s AD AND JUST MENTION THY ON ANY WEDDING 2 10% Pise count ope NLY * FOR A LIMITED TIME © vil i il or | a |< \u201cA off Fol GEORGE PICKRELL of A TEL.935-5431 TB A A TTT RS STE PTR ATI TEE TITRE Tes SY a RA A eat TIE $961 '8Z Ao \u2018Aopus4 \u2018soujuænxg Junouysam 94, \u2014 Li The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 28, 1965 \u2014 12 GIRARD |\" The Westmount Examiner ||| BROOKS AUTOMOBILE ener anon || Classified Advertising DRUG STORE © PLYMOUTH © CHRYSLER 4191 St.Catherine West © FARGO © VALIANT $ FILMS ON PE EE SAMS RTS KNEE 5 ES Corner Greene SALES & SERVICE |! 5 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 i 10 Words 75¢ Fast Delivery QUALITY USED CARS 1 ; HUnter 1 0451 , 3 5e for e each additional vord Ÿ | WE.5.3521 ER TT Raa FL i a AAR) >, 3 Soy.NRE Ë ® Automobile Storage ® } Please phone your Ads early in the week, No ae occeoted after 10:30 am._ _\u201d for 4 9 am.to 10 pm 372 VICTORIA AVE current issue.For your coavenience, Adiaker on dut; Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 4 pd ve : \u201c until 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1.0451 1 sunday: Sales: Service & Parts: © Accounts may be paid at any Montreal Island branch of The Bank of Montreal 2 y: HU.9-5748 - HU.9-5745 | or The Royal Bank of Canada.: 10 a.m.to 6:30 pm.1 PROPERTY FOR SALE 18 SUMMER BOARD 59 APARTMENTS TO LET 50 APARTMENTS TO LET 82 AUTOS FOR SALE 0 i Investors Acceptance Co.WESTMOUNT Holiday : Sublet F £ 3487A PARK AVE.30th.of April 1966 PRIVATE SALE or P Lome 4275 WESTERN AVE.$47,500 Elderly People : 3, ROOMS No Down Payment ATTRACTIVE SEMI DETACHED UNDER NURSES SUPERVISION HEATED EQUIPPED Required SOLID BRICK FAMILY HOME : , ; IN BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS.INSURANCE MAY BE INCLUDED SÉUGOL AEA TT IN ROSLYN REASONABLE RATES À IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY IN FINANCING IF NECESSARY.SPACIOUS HALLS.DEN, LIV id $120 MONTHLY PLEASE CONTACT OFFICE ING OOM.EACH WITH FIRE- GOOD REFERENCES.& THE ROYAL TRUST CO MANAGER: PLACE = .DINING ROOM.POWDER ROOM CALL: 631-6610 : : MR.LEBLANC AND MODERN KITCHEN p 849-4741 \u2014 Loc.521 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Foun BEDROOMS AND BATH- _- i 0 0 9 TO 6 INCLUDING SATURDAYS PROFESSIONALLY FINISHED | ._LOTS FOR SALE oo # A Delightfully New : ST.LAURENT Make Price Monthly CARAT 2%, HE BAY } Concent in Downton « nos te OOM AND B R .= Ë NEAR POIRIER \u2019 HEATED GARAGE ON STHEET Choice 5 Luxurious Living DECARIE BLVD.1740 - 1760 '59 CHEVROLET $491 S19 arom \"Waterfront Lot : peLuxe, SEATED grantumyis || UNSEALL seo ae ALUMINUM WINDOWS a er ron 0 S ; ; TER ANTENNA, TAXES PAID.\u201858 FORD H/T.$381 $18 ; , Il» 9 .OWNE | On Lake Barron.40 miles 12 & 2, ROOM APTS.REFRIGERATOR, VANITY, LAUN- || 8 CHEVROLET Ses oe CALL ER ; from Montreal.Call 626-6133 Rentals stat.DRY, INCINERATOR.\"61 = or 271-0047 cevenings only.als r 59 FORD V-8 $561 $23 at only 1 AND 2 BEDROOMS, LIVING AND »57 DODGE H/T.$381 $19 481 -61 62 \u2014 $ 8 DINING ROOM.KITCHEN.\u201862 VALIANT $885 $32 64 VOLKSWAGEN $600 $22 SU PROPERTY ied : $105.TO $120.\u201862 COMET $1,100 $42 3 PROPERTY WANTED Hud pt [aiden uason Acres 937-8075 SEE JANITOR 1740 DECARIE TEL, 748-6804 849-5355 UNIVERSITY prafessor wants direct 36.160 square feet.Paid $3,356 from owner single 8 or 8-7 duplex.for beautiful treed serviced Eastern N.D.G.or central or lower lot.Will sell for $3.100.NA.Westmount.277-2793, 637-0728.6-5734.after 7 p.m.52 FURNISHED APTS, TO LET Y = 8 0 3 COUNTEY PROPERTY 50 APARTMENTS TO LET 2 > Austin 85 For Sale mre meme mem \u2014- ST.LAURENT NEAR METRO- ess Ses POLITAN BLVD.3 R .ROOMS BEAUTIFULLY FUR- STATION WAGON 1962.TO SETTLE L A h b | N.DG.2204 WILSON, 4 NISHED, JANITOR SERVICE.ESTATE.CALL AFTER 5 P.M.737- ac Archambault LARGE ROOMS, HEATED, ATWATER - St.Luke, 3% HEAT, ELECTRICITY AND 5728.AND REFRIGERATOR, JA: suit tenant, Call 484-0607 or WATER, PAR, INCLUDED.\u2018 .\u2014 su enant.a or - 2 SUMMER COTTAGE.SWISS STYLE, NITOR SERVICES.$85.SEE apply Janitor, 2340 Lincoln, CALL RI.7-4942.86 BOATS & MOTORS LARGE WOODED LAKEFRONT MR.SAVARD.488-2735, WE.5-7869.LOT PRIVATE.633-1538.°° 61 FLATS \u2014 Duplexes to let | WESTMOUNT, SUPERIOR Use This Hand f i ts ME gone à partons Bouonr my OT SE se This Handy Form for Your Examiner Classified | 57.005 SSSR TO WESTMOUNT POOL, ED $1,300.CONTACT BOB IDEAL, FOR BUSINESS GOINEAU AT CLUB NAU- PEOPLE, CALL 931-1593.TIQUE, ST.JEAN, QUEBEC.NAME SATURDAY OR SUNDAY.Vases seen ess ree Date 111122 1965 64 FLATS \u2014 Duplexes wanted 96 PARKING SPACE WANTED WANTED: 2 bedroom flat, preferably PARKING space wanted for Glen- lower, above Western.Heated.Oc- dette trailer, 17 feet long.481-1216.cupancy October 1st.Call 933-6507.461-4472 68 SHARE LIVING QUARTERS 9 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female CLASSIFICATION .RARE | Mail or Deliver Te: EXAMINER CLASSIFIEDS For Assistance | Phone T0808 Kildore Rond.! | Montreal 29 HU.1.0451 Sherbrooke Towers Medical Secretary HIS APARTMENT CORNER EXPERIENCED SHERBROOKE AOKI BILINGUAL Sas 3 PAHR CS MINE REQUIRED 3.30 P.M.OR AFTER 9.30 P.M.PART-TIME WEEKENDS AFTER 4.30 P.M.Your Ad: 12 - 5 PM.75 NURSING HOME 3 DAY WEEK PHONE | | | | | | | VILLA ee es = US || LAKE CHAMPLAIN 9824281 WE.2-1966 | | | | | | | ' Convalescent and rest resort, \u2018homey atmosphere,\u201d fine country cooking, lake frontage.All private rooms, Re- S h gistered nurse 24 hours daily.Open.tenogr ap ers year round.Non-denominational, one hour from Montreal.Reasonable rates.FOR Call Clarenceville, 294-2132.- Westmount ° ® se CHILDREN\u2018 BOARD How to figure Examiner Classifieds\u2019 low cost: Leaal Offi 1 AM born baby, still ega ice e an rn .Total .words in above ad.at the hospital.I urgently PERMANENT POSITION Fi + .need a Catholic Mummy and trs 10 words \u2014 Minimum charge 75e Daddy.Will you take me?5 DAY WEEK If so, please call 933-7381.Balance .words \u2014 @ 5e per word aan à extension SL between 11 to 13 FRINGE BENEFITS \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 am.SALARY COMMENSURATE WITH ABILITY 82 AUTOS FOR SALE MARRIED OR SINGLE 1962 VOLKSWAGEN, privately own- R R SINGL ed, well kept, radio, for sale due to subply of company car.Call days FOR APPOINTMENT CALL $48.55 evenings and weekends 404- WE.3-2766 (OJ Payment Herewith \u2014 Cees or CS voce added to your invoice if payment dees 102 HELP WANTED \u2014 Male EXPERIENCED MECHANICAL MARK-OFF MEN APPLY Canadian Allis-Chalmers Ltd.125 ST.JOSEPH ST., LACHINE OR PHONE 637-4671 MUST BE REPORTER WANTED WESTMOUNT RESIDENT AND HAVE SOME EDITORIAL EXPERIENCE.Apply Box 1483 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 29.98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female PART TIME TYPING AND ENERAL OFF) DON DISTRICT.CALL 486- 3648.YOUNG GIRL 16 OR OVER WELL EDUCATED, ABILITY TO SWIM, COMPANION FOR > REN AGES 8 AND 10.LIGHT KITCHEN DUTIES.WELL EQUIPPED SUMMER HOME NEAR LACHUTE.GOOD SALARY.CALL HU.68-5303 OR HU.9-7409.FEMALE companion wanted to care for elderly lady, West- mount area.Good salary.Call HU.1-9837.\" 700 WORK WANTED \u2014 Female 115 BABY SITTERS WANTED BABY SITTER WANTED DAILY IN HOME.PERMANENT.REFERENCES, CALL EVENINGS OR WEEKENDS.HU, 9-0407, BABY SITTER WANTED PART TIME FOR ONE CHILD DURING DAY HOURS.MATURE PERSON.PLEASE CALL 483-9969.119 BABY SITTERS AVAILABLE MATURE reliable widow wishes to baby-sit for special occasions.Saturdays and Sundays.Fridays considered.Call CR.1-1490.124 FOR SALE \u2014 Dining room furniture DINETTE table, 3 chairs, hutch in TYPING of all kinds, documents, theses, etc, Accurately and promptly done.Box 1481 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 29.ar LADY available for caring for elder- Jy ladies, during July and August.Call 481-5312 daytime only.Registered Nurse WILL CARE FOR ELDERLY PERSON IN MY HOME IN QUIET DISTRICT.CALL HU.4-5207.112 MOTHER'S HELPER TEENAGE girl as mother's helper for July, August at summer home.Call 486-1856.Le MOTHER'S helper wanted for summer months, Sleep in.Call 489-6742.MOTHER'S helper wanted, 15 136 FOR SALE \u2014 Clothing & Furs GIRLS clothing in good condition, age 10- 14; dresses: skirts; shorts; blouses; ete.Very reasonable.WE.Wild Mink Jacket SIZE 14-16, EXCELLENT CONDI} TION.EXCELLENT BUY.CALL BETWEEN 5 TO 8 P.M.737-1586.IMPORTED knitted suits from Italy at wholesale prices.Sizes 6 to 16.Also cotton dresses, summer hats.Open from 2 to 8 pm.Apply 2070 St.Luke, Apartment 58, WE.2-3963, 138 FOR SALE \u2014 General « GEM + FURNITURE & APPLIANCES NO DOWN PAYMENT DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER 3 PCS.COLONIAL $129.95 3 PCS.BEDROOM SET .39.85 2 PCS, CHESTERFIELD .49.95 38\" CONTINENTAL BED 39.85 GEM FURNITURE 3814 NOTRE DAME W.935-4651 - 935-3069 Custom Made Furniture\u2019 SOFA TURQUOISE BLUE, SILK, CURVED, LIKE NEW; CONTEMPORARY DINING ROOM SUITE (WALNUT) 8 PIECES.REASONABLE.HU, 8-7730.INGLIS automatic washing machine, in perfect condition.Reasonable.334- BEDROOM: living room; dining room and kitchen furniture with accessories, All excellent condition.Reasonable.489-6733.Call Saturday only.BUFFET, large size hand carved walnut) $20; electric ironer, $45; folding bed with mattress, $3; lawn mower, $5, etc.488-9721.PIANO console model; fine furniture: sofa; chairs; lamps; tables: etc.As new.Reasonable.489-6801.138 FOR SALE \u2014 General GIRL'S and boy's bicycles.34 and 28 inch; Frigidaire electric stove, 30 inch.All goud condition.Reasonable.747-1673.INGLIS automatic ane excelent condition, $100.8 years.BUST sell: 46 inch GE st me .one Roy rufriderator.all in good order; Sunliner pool 12 ft x 36\u201d.mictal side walls, used 2 months only.482 705.HOUSEHOLD furniture including wardrobe.bookcase headboard, etc.Reasonable.835-4124.DRAPERIES, carpets, Oriental, Indian, Chinese, new, half price.Also broadlooin remnants.738-3875.RUG 15 x 15 with pad (brown tweed) Qutub 158 DOMESTIC PETS Animals In Distress GOOD HOMES NEEDED FOR CATS AND KITTENS.CALL 486-8381.163 EDUCATIONAL MceGILL Mecical Student.year's leave, will tutor Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, French.Very satisfactory results.Call CH.43041 - tPlease lvuve message.) 85.excellent condition: T.V.table model 2) inch, $25; picnic cooler; rose satin spread for doubl \u2018 matching drapes: record cabinet, 738 731-5487.BEATTY washing machine, like new: reclining chair: bridemaid\u2019s dress size 12, worn once; wooden wardrobe T47 3432, after 5 p.m.* Carpets * BY COMFORT 3 ROOMS COMPLETE 000 NYLON CARPET $129.00 WALL-TO-WALL NO DOWN PAYMENT FREE SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES NO OBLIGATION COMFORT CARPET 3814 NOTRE DAME W.935-4651 - 935-3069 ENGLISH pram, $25.00.Cnil Call 482-3208.excellent _ \u201cquality.$35.The Lot LLOYD CARRIAGE: BASSINETTE; JOLLY JUMPER: BABY'S SITTING CHAIR.HU, 2.0848, MAPLE table and chairs, tables, night table.All Loyalist; 2 arm chairs; walnut extension table; drapes, 8 and 12 panels.HU, 6-1867.VACUUM cleaner, spic-span for furniture.Good condition.935-2816.ASSORTED bird cages: electric razor Sunbeam; nylon curtains and drapes.Phone 486-8183.FURNITURE and household articles.Good condition.Reasonable.Call HU.1.158 DOMESTIC PETS KITENS free to good home, 12 weeks old, completely house broken.Call HU.86-3791.nest of Imperial coffee table: white chest: Reasonable.a VV VVVVVVVVVVVYPVY Service Directory bow Now! CVV VVVVVVVV VY\" maple, made, a erates al Loyalist.BUILDING REPAIRS HOME IMPROVEMENTS VERN OATWAY., contractor, general DINING room set, custom 3 * built, large mirrored break- maintenance, specializing in kitchens, FOR EXPERT front.Good condition.Reasonable, Call 489-5571, 130 FOR SALE Kitchen Equipement G.E.electric stove, 24 inch.Reasonable.Call HU, 8-8395.MOFFAT electric stove, 40 inch, A-1 condition, $50.334-6569.132 FOR SALE \u2014 Musical Instruments COMPLETE set of combined drums, Bolero and Ludwig, $200.00.HU.6-4502.PIANO upright (Steinberg) very good condition, $100: electric floor organ (Croucianelli) practically new, $125, 481-8282 134 FOR SALE \u2014 Sports Equipement HONDA MOTOR SCOOTER, bathrooms, playrooms, inting, WE.2-5032, \"Pa CARTAGE & MOVING LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING, CRA ,» PACKING av SrorACT ROGERS EXPRESS.MOVING Transport.Short and lons distance.766-9445, 766-8322.DRESSMAKING EXCLUSIVE European dresses, suits, coats, custom made, repairs, alterations.HU.8-4245.PAINTING PAINTING and wall paper hanging expert.Reasonable.Free estimate.CALL ROBERT 665-4761 or er, Good salary.Sleep 3 CC, GOOD CONDITION, in.Phone 484-7882 or RE.7- 3200 [CASH HU, 6-4005, UFROLSTERING VETERANS ROOFING & CHIMNEY Service MIDTOWN 6905 VICTORIA AVE., SUITE 4 All types of roofing \u2014 Chimneys repaired and rebuilt \u2014 tuck pointing \u2014 foundation and basement repairs .Free Estimates.342-2507 UPHOLSTERING CO.395 SELBY ST.Chesterfield sets recovered remodelled.Telephone wi 2-5012 or WE.7-4446, after Shop-at-Home SERVICE ON: % REUPHOLSTERING * REFINISHING % SLIPCOVERS * CARPETING # CUSTOM DRAPERIES % FURNITURE and # ACCESSORIES 697-3831 OUR STAFF OF HIGHLY, SKILL ED CRAFTSMEN, USIN THE FINEST OF MA ATERIALS IN OUR MODERN PLANT INSURE PROMPT FULLY GUARANTEFD WORKMANSHIP, Bedford Home Interiors mar \u201cOt course, initially there may be setbacks.We doa\u2019t expect to be able to make » loss immediately.\u201d © gv QUICK CANADIAN QUIZ 1.In what year was Newfoundland proclaimed a British colony?2.In value, what is the leading product of Canada's mining industry\u201d 3.Which was higher last year, the total personal income of Canadians or the total of corporation profits?4.Value of the Canadian manufacturing industry's output was $19.5 billion in 1955.What was the 1964 value?5.Government transfer payments to persons totalled $1.7 billion in 1955.What was the 1964 total\u201d ANSWERS: 5.The 1964 total of transfer payments was $4.2 billien.3.Personal income was $35 billion, corporation profits after taxes were $2 billion.).In 1583.4.Manufacturing output was $31.2 billion last year.2.Petroleum.(Material prepared by the editors of Quick Canadian Facts, the pocket annual of facts about Canada.) MORE CARS In the ten years from 1955 to 1964 total registrations of motor vehicles in Canada inereas- ed from 3,948,652 to nearly 6.- 450,000.MOTICE Notice is hereby miven that a General Assignment of Book Debts executed under private signature on the 14th day of Apri).1963 by Kraus Carpet Mills Ltd, to Aftfi- Hated-Business Factors Corporation, has been registered on the 14th day of May in the Rextstry Office for the Montreal Division under number 1829845.NOTICE Notice 1s hereby given that a General Assigniment of Buok Debts executed under private signature on the 14th day of April, 1865 by Kal-Kar Insulation Corp, to Aff} Hated-Business Factors Corporation.has been registered on the 14th day of May in the Registry Office for the Montreal Division under number 1829644.NOTICE Notice ia hercby given that a General Assignment of Book Debts executed under private signature on the 20th day of April, 1963 by Faris Brothers (Canada) Limited to Affiliatcd-Business Factors Corporation, has been registered on the 14th day of May in the Registry Office for the Montreal Division under No, 120043.$961 \u2018ST Amy 'Aepyg \u2018seujwexy junounsem ou, \u2014 EL The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 28, 1965 \u2014 14 Roy McKelvie, Y' secretary is former Vancouver man Roy MoKelvie, the new secretary of the Westmount YMCA, is a native of Vancouver who has been associated with the \u2018Y' for about 11 years.Before coming to Westmount Teen-Time dance at Unity tonight By MAURICE MARIASINE As à biting climax to a heavy schedule of teenage activities at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club this year, the Club's Teen Set will gather tor the last time this evening to hold a Teen Time dance.Members of the Unity Boys\" Club Teen Council who are sponsoring this event, are working extremely hard to make this last scheduled activity a successful one.Randy Dash and his \u2018Music Makers\u201d will be on hand to supply the music \u2014 there will be door prizes, Special Contests and refreshments.The Dance starts at 8 po.BANQUET FOR CAST: The entre cast and people involved with HMS Pinatore will he special guests ol the Club at a banquet tendered on their behalf by the Unity Boys\" Club.The banquet takes place this even- mye at 7 pom, AMATEUR SHOW: Congratulations are extended to all of the participants who took part in this years \u201cAmateur Show\u201d which took place last Friday evening, The participants were as follows: Unity Starlights (Valerie Glover, Debbie Standing, Sandra Farr, Margaret Morris- sey, Maureen McHugh, Billy Glover.) Heather Ward.Suzanne McCrae, The Spinners \u2014 Darlene Hogan, Naney Dallas, Sharon Syvret, Unity Baby Dolls \u2014 Susan I'olette, Janet Morrissey.Brenda Higgins, Kathy Yule, Lorraine Grimes, Leslie Norris, Vicky Rountree, Maureen MceEHigott, Darlene Hogan, Lynn Albon, Lef's get away from if all Books on camping, fishing and outdoor tife vou can borrow [rom the Westmount Library.CAMPING Nouthway.Mary.Camp Counselor's book.Tips for young counselors on programme, salety, health and camp trips.Merrill, W.K.All about camping.Plan camping trips by car, trailer or canoe; on snow, on foot or on saddle Better Homes & Gardens.mily camping.Miracle, Leonard.Complete book of camping.Rhodes, Glenn, Camping maps, U.S.A.and Canada, 1964.This is for reference only and does wot circulate Scott.B.H.Ford guide to outdoor Living on wheels, FISHING Canada, Travel Bureau, Where to fish in Canada.This is for reference only and does not circulate Sports Hustrated.Book of wet-(ly tishing, Hooks, Joe.Complete illastrated guide to casting.OUTDOOR LIFE Kesting, Theodore, The outdoor encyclopedia.Macfarlan, Allan A., Living like Indians: n book of American Indian outdoor and trail activities.Debutants \u2014 Susan White, Susan Burns, Claudette Tremblay.Miss Joan Tennant was \u2018the choreographer.HOBBY SHOW EXHIBITION: A colorful display of a variety of articles produced in the Club's Hobby Workshop was judged by a Committee of judges.The parents who came to see their children's handwork were truly impressed with the quality and creativeness of the exhibits.The exhibits included the following: Turkeys, Creative Crafts, Art, Knitting and Novelties.Williams, Sewing and Special Crafts.Skoo- kum, Woodcarving.Super Pests Group Club.Appreciation for a job done is extended to all of the Club's Volunteer workers who made the Hobby Show possible: They are Diane Payne, Ellen Dombrosky, Miss L.Anderson, Pebbles Group Club, Scrapbooks.Dolls, \u2018 well; lion.he spent four years as physical education director at the N.D.G.\u2018Y\u2019 and prior to that served with the \u2018Y' at Lethbridge, Ontario.He first poined the \u2018\u201cY\u2019 in Vancouver in 1954.Mr.McKelvie attended the University of British Columbia, graduating as a Bachelor of Physical Education.While at U.B.C.he majored in biology and psychology.For a year before his official Mrs, R.Vaux, Linda Vaux, Mrs.I.Russell, Mrs, McAffee, Susane Howick, Mrs.M.Mariasine, Susan Rountree.Mr.G.Stead.Susan Kalnitski.QUIZ RESULTS: The recent four week quiz which has been stimulating the interest of Club members finally wound up with the following winners: 1st \u2014 Kay Norris, 2nd Evelyn Irwin, Heather Gwynne.Gordon Norris, 3rd Heather Baylis, 4th Doug Fisher.FRESH WATER Canada has the largest freshwater area of any country in the world, nearly 300,0000 square miles or about 7.5 per cent of the country\u2019s total area.Canada's contributions to foreign aid in the curent fiscal vear are estimated at $75.6 mil- \u2018Y\u2019 work began, he was a fellow-; Canadian Physical Director's ship secretary in Vancouver.Society.Mr.McKelvie is married and] Mr, McKelvie finds the local the father of three boys aged 10, 'y* \u2018very friendly and very eight and six.The McKelvies | warm.\u201d live in Pierrefonds.\u201cI really enjoy working here.Gardening and sports are Mr.The calibre of the lay people is McKelvie\u2019's main hobbies.very high, and I'm following a In June he wil finish a three-) good man, Lloyd Welton,\u201d Mr, year term as president of the McKelvie said.CAMP NOMININGUE Nominingue, Que.Established 1925 41 years under same management Boys 7 to 15 years \u2014 Seven Age Groups Permanent Senior Staff \u2014 Resident Doctor and two Nurses.Well-known to over 3000 former campers and their parents.Ideal camp site.Safe sandy beach.Specialists and qualified instructors for swimming, canoeing, sailing, water skiing.crafts, tennis, archery, riflery, nature, campcraft and canoe trips.Accommodation second half season, July 27th to August 23rd F.M.Van Wagner, Owner-Director PETER VAN WAGNER, Executive-Director 10 Rosemount Avenue, Apt.101, Westmount.Telephone 933-8937 AN ACCREDITED CAMP of the QUEBEC CAMPING ASSOC.Private Camp for Boys 6-15 years 20th Year Trained Supervision cap ARR® \"HEAD 1Y2 hrs.from Montreal by E.T.Autoroute Counsellors for every four or five boys.Safe beach on sheltered bay.Swimming, sailing.Houseboat and cance trips, skyline hiking trips, camp-craft, archery, crafts and all usual camp activities.KENNETH H.MURRAY, M.Ed., Director ROBERT K.MURRAY, B.A., Executive Director 1100 Marlboro Drive, Apt, 303, T.M.R., Montreal 9 A beautifully illustrated booklet upon request An Accredited Camp of the Quebec Camping Assoc.Lake Memphremagog, Que.738-4469 ENvoy YounsEX, rfi Move with the fifty ©\", % Canag 216! Join the enjoyable people 1°, S fastest growing dle-Lab ts - mov ns à at lo thy pe Summer can be fun Final preparations are well under way to provide year on our staff.| the 8-13 year old boys and girls of Westmount and vici- | nity with a fun filled summer of activities from July to August 13.Keep eye on hall and hook Some books to be found in the Westmount Library: BASEBALL Allen, Mel, You can't the hours Allen, E.N.Baseball and strategy Turkin, Hy, Official encyclopedia of baseball (This is for reference only and does not circulate) beat play CRICKET Whiting, Colin F.Cricket in\u2019 Eastern Canada Barker, Ralph.Ten great innings TENNIS Pollard, Jack, Lawn tennis the Australian way Gonzales, Pancho, Tennis Sports lllustrated - Book of tennis Lumiere.Cornel.Better tennis with the world's best players GOLF Palmer.Arnold.and yours Hogan, Ben.Five lessons Campbell, Bailey.Golf les- My game » + The Westmount YMCA SUM-, MER FUN CLUB is an in-the- city program designed for boys and girls who spend much of | provide FUN for youngsters through programs such as: swimming instruction and recreational swims, handicrafts, in-door and out door sports of all kinds, singsongs, dramatics (skits), trips and tours to places of interest, hikes, a Penny Carnival, track and field events, archery, and sometimes a camping trip for the older campers.STAFF: The program will be directed by Ron Watt, Youth Secretary, who has been associated with the Westmount YMCA and Summer Fun Club for seven \u201cyears, and is a graduate of Sir | George Williams University.The Assistant Director will be Chris I Blair who is a student at SGWU and has been on the Summer Fun Club staff for several years.Chris will also direct the swim- \"ming program and some major program activities.Assisting Chris in the Pool will be Miss! , sons from Sam Snead | Golf Magazine.Your game | Nicklaus, Jack, My fifty five ways to lower your golf score Sanders, Doug, Compact golf | Runyan.Paul, Paul Runyan's book for senior golfers.long City of Westmount | Municipa MOSQUITO LEAGUE P W L D Pts RED WINGS 3 3 0 0 6 CHIEFS 3 2 1 0 4 JETS 3 1 2 0 2 MARLINS 3 0 3 0 0 | PEE WEE LEAGUE METS 4 3 1 0 6 DODGERS 4 3 1 0 6 | PIRATES a 2 2 0 4 | CARDINALS 4 1 3 0 2 ; GIANTS 4 1 3 0 2 | BANTAM LEAGUE YANKEES 3 3 0 0 6 INDIANS 4 2 2 0-4 WHITE SOX 3 1 2.0 2 ORIOLES 4 1 3 0 2 Softball: Two teams: unbeaten Two teams remain undefeated in the Recreation Department Softball Leagues.In the Mosquito Category Red Wings won their third straight game crushing the previously unbeaten Chiefs.Yankees remain unbeaten in the Bantam Category with three wins, The Bantam All Stars edged L.C.C.in an exhibition game by a 13-12 count.L.C.C.went into a 9-0 lead in the second inning before Westmount settled down and finally overcame the visitors.The following boys represented Westmount: Richard Paterson \u2014 Captain, Robert McRae, Roger Harte, Bruce Emo, Willie McMaster, Jimmy Dodge, Terry Stubbs, Dave Patrick, Ricky Musto, Doug Spiller, Stuart Cooper, and Gilles Denis.| Softball Doreen Doyle who will also be, craîts to sposts to archery.The, special TRIP day when we go a counselor.The craft director afternoon periods are usually | will be Miss Karen Anne Austin.Karen is attending McGill University and it will be her first 5 on our Counselor and Counse-, lor-In-Training staff: Ellen and Clare McManus, Doreen Doyle, Maurcen Newman, Susan McLaren, Wayne Fellows, | Frank Macleod, Kathy Blaker, ; Pat Beaven, Jennifer and John ; | Taylor, Meredith Loomis, Michi their summer vacation in the : Hayami, Ronald McLaren, Philip | city.It's general purpose is to' Miller, John McManus, Shelley Acheson, GRAM operates on Monday, Tues- | , day and Wednesday from 9:00 a.day afternoons and Friday morning.During the morning periods we operate a three or four \u2018\u2018ring circus\u2019 with the groups rotating from swimming instruction to by \u201csmall group\u2019 activities planned counselor.Thursday afternuons are usually the \u201call camp\u2019 pro- program, to a beach or on an all day trip OUT OF THE CITY.Registration will be limited during the first four weeks of therefore REGISTER the youngsters and their | The following teenagers will be gram periods when we have our | EARLY.Folders and application Ann Dawes, 2 track and field day, swinuning forms are available at the YMCA meet, hikes ete.Wednesday is our or call 937-3916.A TYPICAL WEEK'S PROm.- 4:30 pm.and on Thurs.WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.SUMMER FUN CLUB For boys and girls 8 to 13 years a daily program of swimming instruction, handicrafts.trips and tours, skits, sing-songs, sports, hikes, archery and special events.JULY 5th to AUGUST 13th Registration Limited \u2014 Folders available et 4585 Sherbrooke St.West 937-3916 >> where theres fun-theres 0 for O'Keefe means real refreshment in a mild ale.J Pure pleasure starts when you say OK for O'Keefe jd Used Car SALE I \u201864 DEMONSTRATORS AND EXECUTIVE CARS (Chev.- Olds.- Corvair 7475 DECARIE BLVD.(Across from Blue Bonnets) Cummines.\u2026 Used Car Centre d 5255 Jean Talon W.With this ad you will be entitled to One Year FREE Texaco lubrication with every Used Car purchased during this Sale.Keefe } + 90000000 HAROLD CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE 139-1911 Open weekly til 11 p.m.Saturday till & p.m.mre ROY Mey O'Keefe is the growing 2 J favourite Poe \u201csn S961 \u2018SZ Ao 'Aopud \u2018ieuiwmxy sunouysem ey \u2014 SI The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 28, 1965 \u2014 16 St.Leo's Purtil fennis winner Junior Tennls Tournament has been brought to a success- tul conclusion at Westmount with 14 year old tuking Park courts, lan Purtil the school | | St.Leo's St.Paul's events Wednesday evening, St.Paul's Academy held their annual gym exhibition, when both the young girls and the older ones displayed their ability and agility on parallel bars, the balancing beam, the trampoline, and the horse.Others professed their skill in mat work, and several classes also performed together.Trophies were presented to the following: Best Senior Athlete \u2014 Jackie Darwent, trophy donated by the PT.A.; Best All Around Athlete - Jackie Dar- went, trophy donated by Miss Nicole Lefebvre; Best Basket- Spring tennis title by defeating ball Player - Ana Maria Machon, Peter Gormely in straight sets 6-2 and 6-4.Gormely made a fine stand but PPurtil was too steady and displayed a better serve than his opponent, In the semi-finals it was lan Purtil over Dave Mac- Kintion 6-1 and 6-1, losing one set 6-5.Peter Herzhen lost to Peter Gormely 6-4 and 6-4, after winging the opening set 6-2.Tenms will be resumed in the Autumn with junior and senior tournaments scheduled lo get underway around September 15th, Academy Briefs: With André Camilli pitching air tight ball, the fourth high softball crew sald farewell to sports with a convincing 12 to 2 win over third high.Some long ball hitting by John Donnelly and Jules Desjardins, with some fancy fielding by Richard Stef- ankiewiez, featured an interesting game.under one roof.Standard equipment: a bank loan It has become almost standard practice today for people to go to their bank to finance the purchase of cars and other family items.You, too, may have found it a good ide to borrow where you save \u2014 at your local bank.It is often simpler, because the bank already knows you as a savings customer.And it also may save you money because bank loans are low-cost loans.For borrowing and saving, and for any other bank service you may need, just visit your local chartered bank.Its the one place where you can get al! your banking done, THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY donated by the P.T.A.: Best Class in Gymnastics - First Year High (grade 8), donated by the AY.G.; Best Junior Athlete - Patty Ann Fernandes, donated by the School Commission.Their coach is Miss Nicole Lefebvre.who certainly deserves much credit for her work.Thursday.the Juniors at St.Paul's gave their traditional Tea for the Seniors as a final token of their gratitude to the seniors.The theme, a long and well-kept secret, was Japan, and the juniors certainly prepared it well.They decorated the recreation hall with a small bridge.real trees, Japanese posters.and various other Japanese replicas.Upon entering, the Fourth high students were greeted by the third highs, all dressed as Japanese, and were then given paper slippers to replace their shoes.The fun began with a Japanese baseball game befween the Chings and the Changs fall fourth high stu- By Beverly Jones dents).Such rules as hopping from base to base, and shouting \u201cAh So\u201d when receiving the ball, brought continuous laughter from the other girls, Next, there was a short skit by third high on a day in fourth high.They imitated the teachers and | students perfectly, from their manner of walk right down to their expressions, This brought even more laughter.Afler everyone had eaten, the prophecies were read to the seniors - many were amazed - and fourth high read their Last Will and Testimony, When the juniors sang the final song (a sad one), a few tears were shed, as the girls thought of leaving St.Paul's, However, the Tea was a tremendous success, certainly with much work put into it.Friday afternoon, St.Leo's seniors played their final game of baseball against the juniors at Murray Hill Park.Although fourth high defeated third high 15-2, there were no tears shed by either team.[= \u2014 \u2014 > ; 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