The Westmount examiner, 17 septembre 1965, vendredi 17 septembre 1965

[" Next week\u2019s weather September 18 to 25 Blue sky mornings with heavy dews or rime frosts.Drizzle for northern counties and the Gulf.Mainly sunny into the middle of the week, then stormy as two hurricanes near the Atlantic States.Tornado conditions in the central States, with gale winds and thunderstorms for all Eastern Canada.Sunny periods and light intermittent showers into the weekend.Nights frosty.Temperature range, night and day: 30 and 70°F, By ERIC NEAL RO ERE A ROR DAE SIM.RRA MRR: | YIN, ATER 55.» 7 accidents in 7 days 3 persons hospitalized Westmount was the scene of seven car mishaps in the last week resulting in three persons being taken to hospital.Poor weather conditions were believed partly responsible for the high number of accidents.Last Friday, two cars collided * - at the corner of Greene avenue ! Other car slammed into the open- and Dorchester Blvd.at 8.09 a.m,/\u20ac4 door.The door was badly There were no injuries.Dam-|\u201camaged bul no one was hurt.Westmount's second candidate NDP's Geoffrey Adams NDP's Geoffrey In a written statement to The Examiner, Mr.Adams said: \u201cIn calling a federal clection for November 8, Mr.Pearson and the Liberals seem to have failed again to understand the mood of the Canadian public.As in the days of the pipe-line debate, they have put party interest and the control of Parliament above national interest.They cannot claim that the opposition parties have prevented the carrying out of government business.In fact, the opposition, particularly the NDP, has prodded them along and made sure that key legislation gets consideration.It is clear that the only purpose for the coming election as far as the Liberals are concerned is the one thought up in the Toronto office of their key organizer, Mr.Keith Davey: to win a majority.Mr.Pearson, pretending to look forward, has surrendered to the party professionals.Vol.XXXIll, No.37 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1965 20 PAGES 5 CENTS Why ?\u201cOn the defensive, a minority government like the Pearson government has to make at least an attempt at responsible government.Left to themselves, with the kind of majority they had before 1957, the Liberals are bound to revert to the arrogant attitude i towards Parliament and the com- age was estimated at $225.00.There were also three accidents On Saturday there were three ©! Monday.accidents.The first took place at the cor- The first happened at the cor- (Continued on page 19) ner of Cedar and Clarke avenues at 12,58 a.m.when one car on a Westmount street collided at the intersection.I There were no injuries.Saturday's second accident took place at the corner of St.Cather- on I ed ine and Western when a driver smashed into some traffic dividing signs.The accident took place at 3.22 a.m, The driver of the car was offenses of the Highway Code.Westmount City officials have The last accident on Saturday agreed to co-ordinate construc- happened at the corner of Clarke tion schedules with Montreal, in and Western avenues at 7.50 p.m.the Dorchester Blvd.widening As a lady was getting out of; Program.her car on Clarke avenue, an- On Wednesday.the Drapeau- Saulnier administration approved ° recommendations by Montreal Bookie gets booked, Planning Director Aime Desau- e e ® fined and jailed Dorchester between Guy street and Atwater avenue.A St.Antoine street man ap-! Westmount demolitions are ab- peared in Westmount court Wed- out completed which will permit nesday.for a secoud time, on the similar treatment for Atwarter to same charge, \u2018\u2018bookmaking.\u2019\u201d similar treatment from Atwater The bookie was operating from to its western extremity.where the rear of a store he owned on] fork into St.Catherine street.St.Antoine street.Montreal Administration Chair- here, he was given a fine and set mount has agreed to work with free.Montreal in the construction tim- Wednesday, he was also given ing and that Mr.Desautels has a fine, $300.and in addition he been authorized to enter into was given 15 days in jail.or no talks with representatives of the fine and 30 days.suburb for such purpose.° stolen cheques \u2014 and thie Two Westmount detectives who refused to give up they had been seeking for over a month in connection with some stolen travelers cheques.The cheques were taken several weeks ago from a home on Rose- St.Andrew\u2019s moves mount avenue.The man was given over to to Westmount High Montreal where he is wanted for St.Andrew's Church will two more cases of breaking and hold church services at the entering.Westmount High School start- Westmount detectives knew that ing next Sunday .the first the man lived in the Guy street.baptism wlil take place on several establishments where he and Mrs.Thos.Hodgson will was a well known visitor.be christened.For a month they watched and waited \u2014 with no results.° They had checked several | / h places in the area where he had n 1S been living, but they always seemed to have just missed him.Finally they caught him in a After questioning, the detectives were unable to get from him e the hiding place of the cheques.C ity Managers When they told him they would .search his apartment and his L | C newly discovered place of em- oca ampaign ployment, he gave in and brought them to the cheques.They were behind a radiator in a building EXAMINER Teachers Welcomed.P.11 Week's I CO | men .P.4 stop and another on a through arrested and charged with three tels to nearly double the width of Last time he appeared in court man Lucien Saulnier said West- a case were rewarded last week with the arrest of a man Peel street area and also knew of Sept.26th when the son of Mr.Peel street apartment building.on Guy street, ob placement attitude towards the country's welfare they showed then, Nothing could be more dangerous to Canada\u2019s future than the confirmation in power of a party recently shaken to its foundations by multiple scandals, | itself: incapable of reforming from within, and lacking any clear overall programme for this nation\u2019s welfare and its unity.Organs Are Sick \u201cIt is especially disturbing at such a critical time in Canada\u2019s history that the representatives of the Province of Quebec in Ottawa in no day reflect the boldness and imaginative, creative quality that has been shown in our provincial administration since 1960.True, there is Maurice Sauve.But look what happened to him ! He went to Ottawa determined to give the Federal Liberals a blood transfusion.But the patient soon enough relapsed, because its vital organs are sick.And that is where the NDP comes in.Since 1963, when the New Democratic Party eas Adams fo run in Westmount made its first real breakthrough in votes in Quebec, it has made immense progress.Now, under the vigourous leadership of Robert Cliche, it forms a rallying-point for Quebec progressives.Quebec's voice in tackling the serious problems in domestic policy (inflation, the war on poverty, job retraining, bargaining rights for civil servants, Canadian unity) cannot be the voice of the Liberal Old Guard.The NDP offers Quebec voters a clear choice for a Canada devoted to genuine reform and unity at home and willing to speak and act boldly for peace abroad.\u201d Conservatives are conferring here privately Westmount Conservatives \u2014 who have sven their fortunes ebb and flow during the days of Hon.R.S.White, Hon.Douglas Abbott, A.R.Webster and the present incumbent \u2014 are back in the candi- date-hunting business today.Peter Kerrigan, it is understood, is not secking the nomination again, and while a nominal.ing convention is being tentatively planned for a couple of weeks from now, the \u2018back-room\u2019 boys are taking a good close look at several possibilities.As is usual at this stage of operations, a cloud of silence fis hanging low over Westmount Tories. The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Sept.17, 1965 \u2014 2 You Are Invited to Attend A Free Lecture on Christian Science entitled \u201cHOW INDEPENDENT CAN YOU BE?\u201d by Thomas O.Poyser, C.S., of Dallas, Texas Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.Tues.Evening, Sept.21st, 1965 at 8:15 in Victoria Hall, Westmount 4626 Sherbrooke St.W.under the auspices of First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount USE OUR CLASSIFIEDS FOR BEST RESULTS COMMONWEALTH YOUTH: This was the scene at the BUCHANAN home this week when 11 young people from Gibralter who are in Westmount as guests of Wesimounters and being hosted by MRS.BUCHANAN who is the Chairman of the Woman\u2019s Committee of the Commonwealth Youth Movement.Seen here at a dinner held at MRS.BUCHANAN's home are: Left to right, bottom row, Immaculada Montegriffo, ROSEMARIE PERALTA, MARICELA CANDEAS, and ROSETTE HASSAN.Buchanan jumping as \u2014 Middle row, MR.W.G.BUCHANAN, whe is chairman of the Canadian Royal Commonwealth Society's National Council, MRS.BUCHANAN and MAJOR F.J.NEY, whe founded the movement in 1937 and has kept it going.Back row, MARIE LOUISE MQSS, EDWIN WILLIAMSON, SHEELAGH HOARE, MARIE THERESE CHIAPPE, DEREK PANA- YOTTI, CHRISTINE MORELLO, SOLOMAN GARSON, THOMAS STEWART and JULIA PARKER.38 arrive from Commonwealth - You don\u2019t need Montreal Trust \u20184% Savings\u2019 to meet the unexpected.(but it helps) Having a little \u201cnest egg\u201d stowed away gives you the welcome ability to meet the unexpected, the freedom to do the right thing.A systematic savings program is an essential part of any personal financial plan.Here's why it's worth your while to look into the advantages of Montreal Trust Savings Accounts: (1) at Montreal Trust your savings can grow faster with a high interest rate of 4x per annum; (2) longer business hours; Fairview Centre-Pointe Claire Trans-Canada Highway at St.John's Road Tel.695-5230 (3) Two types of Accounts to serve you: (a) Regular Savings with chequing privileges (b) Personal Reserve Account with interest calculated and credited monthly.(4) special \u201csave-by-mail\u201d facilities.6 Montreal Trust \u2014trust company to successful people since 1889 Montreal, Que.777 Dorchester Blvd, W.Place Ville Marie Tel.861-1681 By far the busiest home in Westmount this week was that of Mr.and Mrs.W.G.Buchanan, 650 Grosvenor avenue.Last Sunday, Mrs.Buchanan greeted 11 young people from: Gibraltar who are visiting Canada through the Commonwealth Youth Movement.She found them homes in Westmount to stay in while they were in Montreal and in her position as Chairman of the Ladies\u2019 Committee of the Youth Movement, was responsible for their program, while in Montreal.Meanwhile, as all this was going on, Mr.Buchanan dashed out to Dorval International Airport to meet a BOAC flight from Britain.On board were 27 young business executives from Britain who are involved in \u2018\u2018Operation Maple Leaf\u201d a project put on by the Royal Commonwealth Society.Mr.Buchanan, who is Chairman of the Canadian Royal Commonwealth Society\u2019s National Council, has arranged for them a tour of such cities as Quebec, Ottawa, Toronto, Winnipeg, and Halifax.While in Montreal they will live in Westmount homes.After a five day visit here they will move on to Ottawa.Although Mrs.Buchanan's 11 left for home on Thursday, she is by no means resting, now she is helping her husband in fol-' lowing out plans for a full scale tour of Montreal for the members of Operation Maple Leaf.Also on hand to meet the group at the airport was West- mount\u2019s Liberal candidate, Hon.C.M.Drury, Minister of Industry and Mr.Arnold Heckle, Principal British Trade Commissioner.The 27 guests were taken from the airport to Victoria Hall where they were greeted by Mayor M.Tucker, x After a brief réception, they were driven to their appointed homes.Their five day tour of Montreal began yesterday with a visit to the CNR Hump Yards and the Air Canada Repair Depot.Today.they tour Expo °67.On leaving Montreal, they will go to Ottawa, where they, on Sept.23, will again meet Mr.Drury and be his guests at a luncheon reception.> FOR ADDED CONVENIENCE AND COMFORT Let us modernize your old- fashioned plumbing so that you con enjoy new fixtures and appliances for smart, modern living.Call today for estimates : WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LTD.R.Leblanc \u2014 R.Guitard 206 OLIVIER AVE.Westmount WE.5-1189 24 HOURS SERVICE Catching A Plane?WESTMOUNT TAXI 935-2468 Takes you to Dorval Airport for $4.00 Your PLUMBING - NOW and SAVE] - ae a Br [PARR RE ey \u201cwealth Society's National Council.NEED A (AB?UN.6-4551 VETERAN TAXI ASS'N.Vol.XXXIll, No.37 Lo! 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Maybe the backshop boys are right, at that.Or take the case of Mr.John Aimers \u2014 see adjoining \u201cYou Say.\u201d We are glad to see healthy partisanism rearing its enthusiastic head.While attempting not to be partisan ourselves, at this writing Mr.Drury still remains the only obvious choice for Westmounters.Unless, of course, the leading opposition party comes up, as they have not not so far, with a candidate \u2014 and one to better than match him.Ci ROSE RSE YOU Sir: 1 must disagree with your editorial of Sep.3 stating so categorically that \u201c\u2018West- mounters won't have to do much head-scratching over their ballots,\u201d in the general election.In the narrow sense of our single constituency perhaps Mr.Drury is popular.But he faces an active Progressive Conservative organiz ation, and will certainly have tion, and will certainly have no blank cheque for re- election.On the broader plane of general politics, you state that Mr.Drury is \u2018Cabinet proved.\u201d After the rather shady.to say the least, conduct of the present Ministry, I would call this a liability \u2014 not an asset, I hope that Westmount voters will consider the muddy record of the Pearson government on Nov.8, and vote not for Mr.Drury, popular though he may be, but for a party and an honest Prime Minister.John Aimers | 25 years ago Sept.12, 1940 in The Examiner By CLARE COLLIER Camera Clubs: Members of the Bell Camera Club of Montreal and the Montreal Camera Club will lend their services in taking pictures of 4,000 members of the Montreal Civilian Protection Corps, so that definite identification may be established in case of emergency.The photos will be taken at various police stations.Music Classes Commence: Mc- Gill Conservatorium Piano Classes in Westmount Schools will commence on Monday, September 22, under the direction of Irene Nichols, LRSM.The new system of class teaching enrolls children at kindergarten age.They are taught to appreciate the music as well as the rudiments of piano playing.Mrs.Gordon Hyde To Direct Sale: Mrs.G.Gordon Hyde will be in charge of the tickets for the Debutantes\u2019 Ball which will be held on Friday, Oct.18.The affair Will be under the patronage of the Governor-General and Princess Alice.Mrs.Hyde will be assisted by Mrs.C.H.Fetherston- haugh.Mrs.Duncan Anderson is convener of bridge for the function.Letter Carriers To Hold Annual Affair: The Federated Association of Letter Carriers, Branch No.10, will donate $1,000 to the Red Cross.The money will be raised by holding their 28th annual ball which will take place at the Windsor Hotel on Saturday, Oct.19, P.A.Meunier, president, wishes lo remind everyone that this is the only public event authorized by the FALC.Obituary Winifred Crossley dies were held Winifred Crossley, who taught school in services Miss Funeral Tuesday for Westmount for 35 years, at Westmount Baptist Church.She was a member of the first class of teachers to graduate from Macdonald College in St.Anne de Bellevue.Miss Crossley taught at King's and Roslyn schools for 35 years.She also wrote poetry and was a painter and a pianist.In her earlier years she was an excellent basketball, golf and tennis player.\u201c| Gifts division Cremation was at the Mount! Royal Crematorium.| | SAY Sir, Being very vehement in, ! criticism of the re-vamped Westmount Park last year, I think it only fair to now state that, thanks to the good repair work of the regular staff at the Park during the past summer, re-sodding, sceding and grading and planting flower | beds here and there, plus the copious rains of August and early September.the whole scene is changed and to an | almost unbelievable extent.| Now.outlined in new grass, | bathed by nature by copious | rains, there are visitas of: much beauty to be observed.1 recommend a sunny day and the picture looking down across the spillway and the large pool towards Western avenue, from the vicinity of the Chil-! dren's Library, or looking to-; wards Western avenue from: the path midway between the: swings.There are other vistas you! will find for yourself.Try it, Yours truly, James R.Macken! Two local men head Red Feather divisions This year the Red Feather Campaign objective is $2,550,000, and many Westmount residents will be helping in obtaining it.It must be obtained if the 35 Red Feather agencies are to continue serving the people of Greater Montreal and the surrounding area.Two Westmounters who are heading divisions in this year's campaign are, A.K, Sills, 4300 Western avenue and D.W.Casey, 4695 Westmount avenue.Mr.Sills is Chairman of the Commercial Division and his objective is set at $205,800.On the other hand, Mr.Casey, who is Chairman of the Advanced Gifts Division is expected to collect $1,362,000.Last year, in spite of a tremendous effort by all campaign workers the drive fell short by nearly $120,000.Mr.Neapole, \u2018who is vice- president of the Royal Bank of Canada pointed out that as a result of last year\u2019s shortfall the rock-bottom requisitions from the Red Feather agencies for 1965 had to be cut by $180,000.As the city grows so does the demand for service.The campaign chairman pointed out that increased costs of operation, something common to all today, meant that been unable to increase their budgets above minimal levels.Mr.Neapole said that the clarion call to the canvassers was that \u201cevery dollar of the objective is needed and must be obtained.\u201d .PEOPLE ARE GENEROUS WHEN AWARE OF NEEDS \u201cI believe that the business leaders and residents of this metropolitan area are generous.We have proof of this already.Initial donations to our Advance have been encouraging and represent positive endorsement of the campaign by the business leaders of the city,\u201d said C.B.Neapole.\u201cWe- feel hopeful that we can reach our objective if two things happen: Firstly, if the public is informed fully of the work of Red Feather and made aware of the great need in our metropolitan area which can be met by the Red Feather agencies.Secondly, the public must be approached by our canvassers, It is embarrasing if the need is made known and the public is willing but is stymied by the absent canvasser, The volunteer canvasser is the key man and the agencies had| woman.1 ask them to make every effort to call on all donors and prospective donors just as quickly as they can.\u201d SELLING JOB IS NEEDED \u201cWe don\u2019t want our canvess- ers to be mere collectors.We want them to be salesmen for Red Feather.They have been given the tools to do the job and we believe that they will be given a sympathetic hearing,\u201d said this year\u2019s chairman.Mr.Neapole added a personal word concerning this years\" drive: \u201cIt is one thing to say fliat we must support Red Feather as a civie responsibility, and as an obligation of our position in society, and as a religious duty.All these are true, and I have no hesitation in saying that the person who does not fulfil these obligations is not living up fully to his citizenship, his personality, and his conscience, nor is he discharging his debt to society.\u201d RED FEATHER HAS LONG HISTORY Mr.T.R.Meighen, Q.C., president of the Federation and chairman of its Board of Directors, termed himself not unlike the general manager gingering up bis baseball team before its annual try at the championship.\u2018Red Feather is a good team but ee its annual approach to the public it does have several things against it,\u201d said Mr.Meighen.The Red Feather president pointed out that the campaign had been going on annually for over 40 years, known in turn as Federated Charities, Welfare Federation and more recently as United Red Feather Services.\u2018Like the song, people have become accustomed to our face,\u201d said Mr.Meighen, \u2018\u201cwe are taken for granted and while this should be very much in our favor it has become something of a liability.In spite of our long record of outstanding service and ae- complishments we are accepted as part of the scene, something that is a little difficult for the average person to become ex- (Continued on page 5) rE hy More than 1,000 drivers die in collisions with trains each year.Too familiar with a railroad crossing, they forget to look! Going too fast, they can\u2019t stop! Too anxious, they try to beat out a train .and die.Records show it's the crossing close to the driver's home that kills most often.Never ignore this crossbuck sign.Know and Obey the Signs of Life\u2014They Protect YOU) QUEBEC MOTOR LEAGUE =} Ww CS A Some pcople were just never Westmount's Bill Green.For the past 40 years, Bill has been associated with Westmount incorrect.meant for retirement.People like schools as a custodian, serving such schools as Roslyn, old West- mount High, Queen's School and Kensington School.Two months ago, he retired.Today.thanks to a Westmount Public Safety official, he is a school crossing guard at Sunnyside and Upper Roslyn.\u201cI'm glad to be back at work, and at Roslyn, where | started some 37 years ago.\u201d * * Le In conjunction with their annual convention, the Young Liberals of Quebec are holding a dance on Saturday evening in the Skyline Hotel.Tickets will be available at the door and everybody is welcome.*% % * Michael (Interpol) Sheldon of 480 Grosvenor avenue has written a novel which is now available at the Westmount Library.The book is titled \u2018 \u2018The Unmelting Pot\u201d.* ¥ ¥* A Selby street youth who was due to appear in Social Welfare Court this week, has been missing from his home since Sunday.3 * % Police here have handled five cases of stolen cars in the past week, recovering them all and making two arrests.They have also handled four cases of indecent exposure in the past ten days.+ Weredale House for boys reports that the volunteers, Rubin Allen, who coached in science.and Patrick Shea, in French.did a truly outstanding job.¥ ¥% æ Westmount Library informs us that they are in possession of the latest and last of the James Bond thrillers, \u2018The Man With The Golden Gun\u2019.% LJ ** The Rev.James Dickson, DD, veteran missionary and evangelist to Formosa, will be in the Montreal area from Wednesday, October 13th to October 19th.* * * The A-A Travel people must have been overcome by the delights of travel as presented in their own travel folders.They've travelled! ¥ *% LJ The Meadowbrook Golf Club.out on the Lakeshore, has a problem.The CPR is going to build a spur line right up the middle of the course.Would you say the whole will be halved ?Mtl.United Churches launch campaign, goal \u2014 $1,350,000 At a luncheon meeting held in St.James United Church, Montreal, churches in the Montreal attended by 135 delegates, ten Presbytery of The United Church, a campaign to raise $1,350,000 was officially launched.During the next four weeks, capital funds representatives and counsellors will visit the Official Boards or Board of Managers of 109 congregations to seek a three-year commitment in support of these urgently needed projects.The Rev.P.W.S.on't get excited There's no excuse, Our fixtures are fine For every use.JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 | complex in St, Luke's United PAN AA AA * Jones, Chairman of the Montreal Presbytery ,said \u201cevery member and adherent of The United | Church will be given an opportunity to participate in this missionary task, long overdue\u201d.| Also in support of the drive, the Rev.George Morrison, Sec- | retary of the Board of Finance of this National Church.from i 4 | Toronto made an appeal for the i continued support of all the Mis- 'sionary enterprises in Home | Missions and Overseas.\u201cMany \u2018new programs of the Church could not be initiated because of the lack of funds\u201d he said.The five projects designated for the Montreal area, some on | whieh construction has already begun include the $350.000 City |; Mission on St.Dominique Street, below Pine Avenue, which will receive its allocation of $150.000.The Church Centre, an office | Church, on Decarie Blvd, near Sherbrooke Street, will receive $150,000.The Christian Pavilion | i for Expo \u201967 will reccive Mont- \"real Presbytery\u2019s share of $50,- \u2018 000.Other major projects for the , next five years are the extension |\u201d in Montreal of 9 new church: sites and 14 new churches which |i ! will require -$500.000.And the ; United Theological College associated with McGill University ; will also require $500.000 from | Capital funds.A complete survey and ana- ; | lysis since April, was made by |: {the Capital Funds service of i Toronto, Information and data | about the life of each congrega- |: | tion, the financial state and fu-|; ture plans were obtained.i { ; Westmount | Library hours Adult Library: Monday, Tuesday.Thursday and Friday, 10 am.- 9 p.m.; Wednesday and Saturday, 10 jam.- 6 p.m.| Chitdrens Library: | Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 2 p.m.- 6 p.m.| Saturday, 10 am.- 12.2 - 6 p.m.The Library hours listed in The i Examiner of September ded, were | Local men .(Continued from page 4) cited about.\u201d In contrasting many appeals Mr.Mcighen pointed out that whereas an individual can become enthused about a specific project or program, particularly in the health or child care fields, combined appeals such as Red Feather represenled a very wide and diversified ficld of operations.Because of the wide- ranging work of the 35 Red Feather agencies the average citizen can remain comparatively unaware of the work done.WELFARE IS NOT AN IMPERSONAL THING \u201cIt is becoming almost a cliche to say that welfare today is an impersonal thing,\u201d continued Mr.Meighen.\u2018In the earliest days of the community charity \u2014 now more frequently called welfare \u2014 was a personal thing: neighbors helping neighbors and one group going to the aid of another in time of trouble.In a modern city such as Mont- | real there are massive and complex welfare nceds and the individual is at a loss to know where to best pul his efforts.\u201d Mr.Meighen concluded \u201cIt is important to stress that while the money collected in an appeal such as Red Feather's is done so by many hundreds of people the actual service rendered in the agencies is donc so by comparatively few people.\u201d As early as 2,700 B.C., Orientals recorded the virtues of tea in a man\u2019s life.À philosopher of the period wrote: \u201cTea tempers the spirit, awakens the thought, prevents drowsiness.lightens and refreshes the body and clears the RADIO EQUIPPED DAY & NIGHT SERVICE LANSDOWNE TAXI REG'D.18 Gladstone \u2014 Westmount 933-8484 SPECIAL & HOURLY RATES \u2014 OUT OF TOWN TRIPS CHRISTENINGS \u2014 WEDDINGS \u2014 FUNERALS \u2014 AIRPORT Operated by E.Gallagher perceptive faculties.It is better than wine, for it deadeth not into intoxication, neither does it cause men to say foolish things and repent thereof: in somber moments.\u201d Use Examiner Classifieds You'll never run out of HOT WATER like this or this if you Buy or Rent a my FARQUHAR ROBERTSON OIL FIRED WATER HEATER Heats water 4 to 15 times faster and at far less cost than heaters using other fuels.There's a mode! to meet all requirements: homes, apartment buildings, hotels, motels, restaurants, laundromats, factories, swimming pools, etc., etc.GLASS LINED From 30 to 85 gallons storage capacities, Including the LO-BOY model.only 417\" high, C.pproved Please phone or write for full detalls FARQUHAR ROBERTSON LIMITED 5250 WESTERN AVE.PHONE: 481-0371 +\u201c + - 5 Fe ING Now in your neighbourhood LAMBERT ROOFING our new office and shop 39 NORTHVIEW, MONTREAL WEST PHONE 484-0646 Roofing and complete Sheet Metal Shop EAVESTROUGHING - Eo ba CHIMNEY REPAIRS Sonn NE Ty ARE 2108 06 I ce wn S961 \u2018LL \u2018adas \u2018Aopisy \u2018soujwoxg qunouxsom au, \u2014 § The Westmount Examiner, Friday.Sept.17, 1965 \u2014 6 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY: ES) GRADES 8-12 Complete high school by subject promotion.Specialist teachers only.Our graduates have entered many universities, List of graduates cam be seen ot the school.We have a proven record of success.For best results, REGISTER NOW ! WESTBURY COLLEGE AFFILIATED WITH TUTORIAL HIGH SCHOOL An independent secondary school (est.1959) 5047 Queen Mary Call 733-7931 David Raboy, B.A., Principal COLLEGE PREP ACADEMY Jr.and Sr.Matriculation Gerra pr (Grades 10, 11 and 12) * An institution administered and staffed by a group of experienced young educationists, all dedicated in their work.accredited post-graduate specialists in their fields.The Academy prepares college bound students for entrance to all local and other universities.* Well-stacked library, modern science laboratory, a pleasant school building, small classes and a complete junior and senior matriculation curriculum, all help in the search for academic excellency.The number of students to be admitted for the 1965-66 winter session is limited; but students of character and promise should not be discouraged to apply.374 SHERBROOKE WEST RE (D (D [0 * => Tel: 288-3014 Beginning October 4 CALENDAR Thomas More Institute Courses ® The Group ® An Insight into the Drawing and Painting (d) # Canadian Chemical Industry Today The Labyrinth (d) Psychological Journey (d) ton Channel 12 TV at 9 a.m.) Science par discussion (d) (in French) Introduction to Science (d) Significance (for professional and executive women; course at 5.15 p.m.) for particulars and folder, please call the Institute office, 3421 Drummond St.Tel.: 842-5076 Mondoys Wednesdays (cont'd) ® Meaning Reading Modern Russian and Objectivity {d) Physics in the Moderna World Spanish Language and Conversation The Art of Effective Speech Behind the (d) # Sensitive Eye Effective Written English ® Conflict, Games, Flight and Return {d) Strategy fd) Communications td) # Tuesdays about God ® The Meaning of Leisure (d) Thursdays The Meaning of Leisure (d) lon Channel 12 TV ® Action and Judgment at 9 a.m.) (luncheon conferences: Poetry in |7th (d) Nov.9; at Mount Stephen Century England Club} Essay Writing The First World War (dd) Introductory Course A in German ® Rivers and Men (d) # The Eucharist \u2014 td) ® Mathematical Thought and symbol and sacrament Expression Italian Language ® The Jazz Fact (d) # Basic French (for students of the French theatre ° Great Books \u2014 (d) course) First Year ; The Mask of Fate \u2014 (d) # ® The Greek Discovery (d) # French Theatre in Montreal of Self 1965.66 (Eng.& Fr.grps.) ® Kindergarten: Fridays the techniques The Transcendent (d) # ® English Conversation {at 4.30 p.m., October I5) ® Remedial Reading Saturdays (for teachers) To Drift \u2014 to Strike (d) \u2014 also on Thursdays (at 9.30 a.m., October 16} ® Teaching the Slowly In POINTE CLAIRE Educable Child at Stewart Hall, \u2014 also on Thursdays 176 Lakeshore Road Wednesdays The Group td) * The Paople\u2019s Republic (d) ghondey.8.30 pm.) A of China (morning and (Than da 530 } evening courses) urscay, 8.p.m.® The Meaning {d) # NOTES: of Leisure (in afternoon; to {d) \u2014 a reading-discussion synchronize with TV course) course ® Flexibility and (d) # # \u2014 course held at 3421 Drummond, otherwise, at 220 Pine West, All evening groups, unless shown.Reports from St.Leo\u2019s and St.Paul's ST.LEO\u2019S AND ST.PAUL'S RENOVATIONS DELIGHT STUDENTS Upon return to school last week, the pupils of ST.LEO'S noticed a great change in the atmosphere of the school with newly painted walls adding a bright finish to the classes and hallways.The oldest classrooms besides getting a fresh coat of paint also had the walls re- plastered and new tiles layed.The latest addition has not yet been entirely completed but a night shift is busy putting the finishing touches to the project.A few classrooms have been completed and are now being occupied by newly designed desks and hopefully inspired students.The administration offices are still at the crude stage of construction but are progressing well.EXECUTIVE ELECTIONS The elections for the various student activities (YCS, School Newspaper, Social Council, etc) have not yet been held, but it is hoped that they will begin next week.TENNIS TOURNAMENT Entries for the tennis tournament will start match play next week.There should be many new faces out and keen competition is the order of the day with all invoived eyeing the crown now held by Desio Fernandes.BASKETBALL TEAMS Tryout for the basketball (Continued on page 14) The Evans Sisters School of the DANCE and MUSIC © Ballet © Toe ® Tap ® Acrobatic Royal Academy of Dancing Syllabus Taught For Information, call WE.7-4707 4845 Sherbrooke St.West corner Victoria Ave.Seda Zare _ \" Montreal Professional Dance Centre 233a Melville Avenue oe (classic, jazz, modern, spanish, character) Al t Faculty rts Julio Piedra Eva von Gencsy Seda Zare apr Marie Cote Hugo Romero CHILDREN & ADULT CLASSES ELEMENTARY, INTERMEDIATE, ADVANCED DAILY TRAINING FOR PROFESSIONALS Registration for elementary class till Oct.1st.Information: 937-1471 \u2014 10-12 a.m.\u2014 6-8 p.m.Karl Steiner PIANIST ACCOMPANIST, COACH Soloist on C.B.C.Radio and T.V.Graduate Vienna State Academy, has re-opened his studio.Introduces for the first time in Montreal, methodical, complete instruction and appreciation of 12 tone music for the serious piano student of every grade, based on a sensational new piano method in this most advanced modern idiom.PUPILS RECITALS 6211 Monkland (near Grond Blvd.) Apt.6 HU.1-6287 FRANCES GOLTMAN Pianist, Lic.Mus.First Medallist, McGill University Pupils Successful in Highest Exams, RECITALS Beginners and Advanced 5506 N.D.G.Avenue HU.4.6424 CAMMAC Announces Winter Courses for 1965-66 Programme for Adults CLASSICAL GUITAR with Forence Brown and Louis Spritzer RECORDER with Miriam Samuelson and Mario Duschenes VOICE PRODUCTION with Jan Simons zo CAMMAC CHOIR with Pierre Perron \u2018 ORFF METHOD for Teachers with Miriam Samuelson Programme for Children end Teenagers ORFF METHOD (English) for children 5-12 with Miriam Samuelson ORFF METHOD (French) for children 5-12 with Mireille Legace RECORDER for children 8-12 with Miriam Samuelson and Mario Duschenes CLASSICAL GUITAR for teenagers 13-16 with Gerald Golland Registration Sept.7-21 (inclusive) Classes Commence Sept.27 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION TELEPHONE 932.8755 OR WRITE \"CAMMAC WINTER COURSES\" P.O.BOX 353, WESTMOUNT 6, P.Q.A Love for Music \u2014 The Only Qualification Required \u2018 Schools \u2014 Kindergartens Dance Studios Music Teachers - Business Colleges Your advertisement in the WESTMOUNT EXAMINER reaches the type of people who are interested in your services.Call today for rates: 481-2771 ASK FOR MR.MOUNT rv PRE DOTE WEST END SCHOOL OF ART Registration for fall classes Children 4-16 Years 5686 Monkland eu 484-4277 STAGE \u2014 RADIO TELEVISION! SPEECH and SELF IMPROVEMENT FIVE STUDIOS CHILDREN\u2019S THEATRE DOROTHY DAVIS \u2014 VIOLET WALTERS 484-6620 A STUDIOS Ballet ® Tap Posture Correction Speech ® Poise Fashion Show Modeling ® Charm ALL AGES 484-3717 Si ii iii iii iii iii MADAME ELSIE SALOMONS Announces The Re-Opening of her DANCE STUDIO FOR THE 1965-66 SEASON ® Modern Dance © Classical Ballet ® Folk Dance © American Jazz e Bi-Cultural Drama 326 VICTORIA AVENUE Westmount Phone: 481-4867 FA ARMY AM MM MMM MI MM MMM MM MMM MAMMA AA > Lode a La + dde A 5 bd 4 >, AAA NII NN HARAS MAGIE MMM MM AM FETTER EY School of Art and Design MONTREAL MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS Day and Evening opens Courses I.4th PAINTING - DRAWING OCT.BASIC DESIGN MODELLING & SCULPTURE Write or Phone COMMERCIAL ART for GRAPHIC rif SYLLABUS ILLUSTRATI REGISTRATION TEXTILE DESIGN OFFICE PART TIME CLASSES CHILDREN'S CLASSES JUNIOR COURSE NON-PROFESSIONAL PAINTING CLASSES FOR BEGINNERS TEACHER TRAINING IN £ ART TEACHING ® Principal \u2014 Arthur Lismer, R.C.A., LL.D.PRE EEE EE RE EE A MIR 3430 Ontarie Avenue Phone: VI.2-7896 ENROLL NOW TERE ei ' Teachers name their prefects The teachers of Westmount High School have announced their i selections of students who will , be this years student prefects.The job of a prefect is to see , that harmony is existant between {student and teacher, student and principal and between students themselves.- The new prefects from grade 11 [in the boys division are: Andy Roe, who is the head prefect, Wayne Barrow.Bob Cardoza, John Leggatt, John Wood, Toby Fletcher, Brian Hoffman, Philip | Aspler, Steven Bourke.Michel! + Kabay and Rod Tilly.in the grade 11 girls division, the new prefects are: Nancy Patrick, head prefect, Janet Lorimer, Kathy Mitchell.Jackie Snyder, Kathy Harbert, Linda Raddall, Joanne Issenman, Lilian Wagner, Barbara Wood, Nancy Bruck, \u2018Kay Jear and Pam Hellyer.| In the Boys junior, grade 10 division: Victor Vickers, Yohanan Her- .son, Martin Happner, Allan Kennedy, Ian Petrie, Alan Tarshis, Andy Koutsoufis and Graham Lorimer., Finally, in the junior, grade 10.| girls division: Nancy Amn Brott, Candy Issen- man, Alice Goodfellow, Patsy Jo- hanssen.Louise Abbott.Louise Baig.Jean Shapire and Pat Williamson.DRAMATIC ART LA POUDRIERE APPRENTICES TRAINING & PRACTICE FOR THE THEATRE Adults Teenagers Juniors Commercial COLLEGE Secretarial Training Day and Night Classes REGISTER NOW FOR NIGHT SCHOOL For Further Particulars Col! 4845 SHERBROOKE W., at Victoria \u2014 WE.7-1058 WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.BRANCH 4585 SHERBROOKE WEST Modern interpretative dance with SONYA BOLLINI These classes are offered by the \u201cY* to ladies (17 to 35} and teenage girls (14 10 16).This method of dance develops grace and rhythm and conditions the body for more flexibility and poise.Dance your way to a slimmer figure and have fun doing it, WOMEN: MONDAY & WEDNESDAY 7 TO 8 P.M, TEENS: MONDAY & WEDNESDAY 4.30 TO 5.30 P.M.STARTING SEPT.20 \u2014 24 LESSONS Cost \"'Y\" MEMBERS $35., NON-MEMBERS $40.For information, please coll: 937-3916 Call 844-0092 MARIANOPOLIS COLLEGE EXTENSION COURSES 1965 - 66 8.A.PROGRAM B.Sc.PROGRAM Economics, Principles of Interior Design English-Canadian Literature Introductory Clothing French-Canadion Literature Introductory Nutrition General Linguistics Plant Physiology History of Music Mathematical Statistics SPECIAL COURSES Business Organization Philosophical Problems Reflected in 20th Century Conversational French Literature Techniques in Writing Special Courses of Music Department {for all age groups! Piano, voice, organ, clarinet \u2014 private lessons; Guitar, piano, recorder \u2014 group lessons; Classes in theory, harmony, counterpoint and history; Preparation for the Toronto Conservatory.Courses open to men and women Registration begins September 27 For information: 288-6166, local 9 PARLEZ-VOUS - FRANCAIS?GENDRON FRENCH SCHOOL Graduate professors of Paris and Montreal Universities \u2014 Most recent and efficient audio-visual methods \u2014 Free test and demonstration on request.3179 Prud'homme Ave.Established 1930 (Just above Sherbrooke st.side entrance! 484-2290 For Information Call: THERE IS STILL TIME FOR YOU | TO ENTER COLLEGE THIS FALL ! If you want to start college this Fall and think you have the necessary qualifications Westbury College is interested in meeting you.We will consider your applicatior on its individual merits, but if you have an average of about 60% on 10 papers ol Junior Matriculation, your application can be accepted on presentation of the necessary certificates at a personal interview.A small private college, Westbury offers a choice of five first.year programs: Arts (general or pre-med), Science, Commerce or Engineering.Phone 733-7931 immediately for full information and guidance to aid you in obtaining your higher education.Classes start September 29.WESTBURY COLLEGE AFFILIATED WITH TUTORIAL HIGH SCHOOL An Independent Secondary School (Est.19591 5047 Queen Mary Road 733-7931 David Raboy, B.A.\u2026 Principal S961 \u2018LL \u201cides \u2018Aoplig \u20182oujwiDX3 junOULSSA 344 \u2014 L The Westmeunt Examiner.Friday.Sept.17, 1965 \u2014 8 D PS SSS oe Tae eee\" ate ete \"ee Tet ote eT Ta tr te Tu a Te Te a Ce Oe ote we te ee tt te te a eT Te Te Se Ta te\u201d \u201cete en eu\" THE BUSIEST \"PARTY LINES\u201d IN THE COMMUNITY ARE OUR CLASSIFIED ADS! Doctor, lawyer, merchant and home-maker - everybody, oN everywhere within the range of our newspaper finds there's a lot of real bargain news in our classified ads! From public announcements .buying, selling, swapping.used clothing, used cars and a wide variety of other merchandise.to a diversity of \"wants\" - all of these keep the \"lines\" humming with activity and results.Next time you want to buy, sell, or offer services - read and use the classified ads! You Get Mighty Big Results With Our Little Classified Ads! phone HU.1-O451 rovar ADTAKERS ON DUTY MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY oe a a tee a eta Te ee oan\" 5\" 0\u201d 0a Ta Te ea\u201d ue?a Pu Ma a eu Te a Te em a Tea ta tn a Ya eat aa Une ae ee \"a =\", Saute\u2019 ° EVENINGS TO 8:30, THURSDAY and FRIDAY TO 5 P.M.ta PaPet ot a ata Pa Te nn a ant a a ee ae a\u201d eT Tn Ta Ta Te Te Ne Te Ya, \"ant en ae ne Ta Ta tu en Te Tae CP aa aan a SUN.n'en aan\" au °n\" sn aa ea ae \"a a\" a \"uu: Tan\" aa Ta\" \"a a\" ar aa eae\" ua RREXR RET REET PRR oa a a a \"ne \"a\" ae\" a a\" a\" a\" \"2 Ye _ Ca a a Co English speaking agencies join to form new centre Each year thousands of Mont-\u2019 real\u2019s children end up as wards of the city\u2019s child welfare agencies.: And each year it is getting more difficult to find foster homes for these children whose own families can't take care of them.In the past, many Westmount homes have taken in some of these children.Among these families is one, which is considered by all the child welfare agencies as very special.The woman they place so highly is Mrs.R.Ives, 44 Burton avenue.Over the years she has taken in many babies and young children, She was thanked at a press conference held this week in honor of the opening of the Foster Parents Recruiting Centre.To tackle this growing problem iti child care the three major English speaking agencies \u2014 the Catholic Welfare Bureau, the Children's Service Centre and the Jewish Child Welfare Bureau \u2014 have joined forces to form the Foster Home Recruiting Centre.It is under the auspices of the Montreal Council of Social Agencies and is the first such integrated effort in Montreal social welfare circles.It is also believed to be the first in Canada.Not For Adoption \u201cThese children are not legally adoptable.\u2019 said Miss Eileen B.Griffin, executive director of the new city-wide recruiting centre.\u201cThey are just taken on a boarding basis.This means, of course.that a foster parent may have to give up a child after having had him for a few weeks, or months or what might even be for the major growing up years of the: child.\u201cIt's really a sharing proposition,\u201d she said.\u2018The foster par- etits are taking the child into their homes and giving him daily love and care.It calls for a good deal of wisdom, patience and tolerance because children who have lost their homes are unhappy chil- | dren.\u201cThey have witnessed physical or mental illness or death.Often they have been frightened by drunken and quarrelsome parents.They have lived through separation, desertion and neglect.They are hurt, confused and belligerent.\u201cSo foster parents in addition to providing domestic features of a home, like proper meals, comfortable beds and pleasant surroundings.have to have a great deal of patience, understanding and willingness to wait for the child to make his overtures because he has lost his faith and his trust in adults.He does have to regain his confidence.\u201d What with the pace of modern living: its pressures and tensions, broken homes are becoming more prevalent.Children of all ages are affected and the Foster Home Recruiting Centre is looking for foster homes for infants and children right up to 18-year-olds.\u201cToo often a child has to be placed when there is not enough selection of foster homes to find one that meets his particular needs,\u201d Miss Griffin said.\u2018There should be a matching of child and home but since there is a dearth of foster homes this is extremely difficult.\u201cOne of the most urgent needs right naw is for homes for babies.There is also a pressing need for homes for adolescents.homes for brothers and sisters together and very particularly for homes for children with special problems.For instance, emotionally and physically handicapped children.There is always a lack of homes for children of mixed racial parentage.\u201cIt\u2019s important for all children to have close relationships and to know parent-child relationship,\u201d said Miss Griffin.\u201cAnd so often good foster homes can provide this.Certainly babies and ELECTRIC SEWER & DRAIN CLEANING PLUMBING and HEATING EXPERTS specializing in bathroom renovations.Shop - On - Wheels Fully equipped NODIGGING NO DAMAGE with Ehctric SEWEROOTER WESTMOUNT RENOVATION Limited 1248 Greene Ave.(Next to Steinberg's) \u2019 Phone: 935-2521 Claude Cadorette, formerly of Westmount Plumbing & Roofing Ltd.24 HOUR SERVICE pre-school children need an; abundance of maternal love, | otherwise they are going to be de- i prived children and warped .adults.\u201d | The Foster Home Recruiting | Centre is helped and financed by donations from a Montreal Foun- | dation, the Rotary Club of West- | mount, the Rotary Club of Mont- ! real, Jewish Junior Welfare Lea- | gue and private donations.| | Licence sought | for Heather Club An application for a liquor licence on behalf of the Heather Curling Club has been submitted to the Quebec Liquor Board.| The application is in the name {of David F.D.Lennox.The club, which has just moved to 24 Cleve road in Hamp- stead from Westmount, is applying for a club licence Lady \u2018'Y\u2019 members get self-improvement plan The Westmount YMCA is offering, again this year.to its lady members \u2014 classes in self-im- provement, under the direction of Sonya Bollini.Mrs.Bollini bases her exercises on motions of the dance as well as basic body exercises.She says \u2018\u2019Anyone of any age can have a healthy body if he or she takes comes as natural as breathing\u2019.These classes will help you to learn to move beautifully and they will also firm your figure.All this, of course.leads to better body tone and will give you poise in everything you do.Anyone interested in register- | ing for this course, please phone: the Westmount YMCA.937-3916, | the time to work at it a little.To | before 4.00 p.m.on Monday.! relax and co-ordinate the body be- September 20th.| NOW IS pbb lal blll LL lll Ll To Arrange For Winter Awning Storage # EANFIN EI AWNING SERVICE will dismantle your awnings, indidually wrap, store, repair if necessary and re-install them next Spring.If new coverings are ordered now for winter protection, no charge is made for storage.Tel.: 932-1491 CANVAS PRODUCTS INC.4270 St.James St.West, Montreal 30 THE TIME A note to the prominent Canadians who insist that Bell should be owned by Canadians.They\u2019ve overlooked one small point.Bell is already 93.6% Canadian-owned.People who are uneasy about foreign control of Canadian companies needn't worry about Bell.For the fact is, the ownership of Bell is overwhelmingly Canadian.Of 208,000 shareholders, over 203,000 are Canadian residents, and they hold 93.6% of the total shares.The little tag line you see at the bottom of Bell advertisements means just what it says.And since it's important that people know the facts about one of Canada's most important public service companies, we'll go on putting it in.Here it is again.S961 \u2018LL \"Wag 'Avpug \u2018ioujwexy sunouysam ayy \u2014 4 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Sept.17, 1965 \u2014 10 UNITARIAN UNITED DOMINION-DOUGLAS The Ou aan Church Westmount pv.and Lansdowne CHURCH OF THE MESSAN ner EEE qu Rev.Roy P.Stafford, B.A., B.D.(at Simpson) Holly E.Sunday, September 19th Mrs.Davidson Sunday, September 19th 11:00 a.m.Needs and Crecds 11:00 a.m.Morning Worship nister: The Sacrament of Baptism Hev, Leonard Mason, B.A, B.D, Sermon: Church School re-opens \u201cKnowing the Mind of Christ\" Sunday, October 17th Rev.R.Douglas Smith, D.D.Opening of Sunday School in all Departments, Crib Corner for infants, \u2014 No Evening Service \u2014 Organist and Choirmaster Mr.John Robb, Mus, Bae, EIR WESTMOUNT Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount CLERGY The Revd.Alex.Mellor; The Kevd, Glenn L.Pritchard The Revd.Canon 8.B.Lindsay (Hon).Organist & Choirmaster Mr, R.A.Montgomery TRINITY XIV REV.DANIEL M.GRANT, BA.DD REV.DOUGLAS MOULAND, B A.BD.AFTER THE FIRE \u2014 À NEW BEGINNING 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist in 10:16 aun.Mutins (sald) WESTMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL : am.Church School (4350 St.Catherine St.W 11:00 a.m.Sung Eucharist East Fie ington) 7:00 pm.Evensong and Address st o ensington .Weekdays: Hol ; Sunday, September 19th - 11:00 a.m.: y Eucharist ra .A 5, .chins Theil: TRAGEDY \u2014 CHALLENGE \u2014 72 un ue sday: Thursday OPPORTUNITY : sam.Friday, .: 9:50 am.Wednesday (Sermon by Dr.Grant) MUSIC BY ST.ANDREW'S CHOIR 11:00 a.m.Church School All Departments Gordon C.White.B.Mus.Organist VISITORS WELCOME ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH WESTMOUNT PARK DORCHESTER and ATWATER (Cor.Lansdown.TE Western Avenues) WESTMOUNT Minister: REV.CALLUM THOMPSON, Walter G.Asbil 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion Organist Mr, E.Tait WE WELCOME YOU C.D.B.A.B.D.Dir.of Christian Education: Mrs.David Belman, M.A.Mr.Wayne Riddell, B.Mus.Organist & Choirmaster Infants-in-arms nursery 11 a.m.(For babies 1-2 years) Kindergarten Department (Children 3-5 years) 11 a.m, \u2014 ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Rally Day and Family Service Primary \u2014 Junior \u2014 Intermediate and Senior Departments worship Westmount with their families.Service arranged by Mrs.David Belman, MLA.Christian Education Director VISITORS WELCOME \u201c CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill The Rev'd, J.N.Doidge, Rector The Rev'd.T.M.8.Kingston TRINITY XIV 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 2 Church 2 9:30 a.m.Mattins with Sermon First Church of Christ, 11:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist and $ : Ne TBE A Scientist, Westmount 11 00 a.m.sub Corer.Nursery and 390 Lansdowne Avenye 7.Church School at Sherbrooke Street 7:30 pan.Evensong with Sermon BRANCH T st.stle uesday: St.Matthew the Apostle OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, 10 00 a.m.Hol MN edema on THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.Orzanist and Choirmaster Sunday, September 19th Norman W, Hurrie, A.R.C.0.A,RC.M.F.T.C,L.11:00 am.CHURCH SERVICE 11:00 a.m, SUNDAY SCHOOL \u2014 ee ee ee Lesson - Sermon Subject: SYNAGOGUES te Golden Text: Matthew 6:20, Lay up yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust doth corrupt, and where thieves do not break through nor steal, EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM \u2014 ss ec | foi TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal In the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday.Thursday and Friday, 2 to 4 p.m.3 Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Wednesday 6:30 to 8:00 p.m Rabbi Jay B.Goldburg, \u2014- Assistant Rabbi SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, September 19th at 8.15 pau.Rabbi Goldburg will speak on \u201cThe Meaning of Selichos'\u2019.Saturday Morning, September 18th at 11.30 am.Sermonette: Dr.Stern, will comment on Torah Portion, PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 349 Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A, B.D, BAR MITZVAH At the worship this Friday Evening and Saturday Morning, Lyon, son of Mr.and Mrs.Jack Lightstone will be called to the Reading of the Torah in observance of his Bar Mitzvah, Minister Sunday, September 19th 11:00 a.m.Church School 11:00 aun.Public Worship The Minister will preach Lester A.Woodin Organist and Choirmaster Al) are cordially welcome LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 288 Clarke Ave., Westmount RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Upper School.Saturday Mornings at 9.30.Lower School, Sunday Mornings at 9.30.Daily Hebrew School Monday thru Thursday afternoons commencing at 4 p.m, HIGH HOLY DAYS Rosh Hashonah Eve.Sunday.September 26th at 8 p.m, Rosh Hashonah Morning, September 27th at 10.30 am, New Year Afternoon, Special Children Service, Monday, September 27th at 3.30 p.m.Those wishing to worship on the High Holy Days at Temple Emanu-El will please com- \u2014 municate with the \u2018femple Office, Wm, \u201c Noline.BD.Pastor 37-3575, Miss Rose Cohen.Temple Miss Lydia Eibich \u2014 Orgunle Sunday, September 19th 9:30 a.m.Senior Sunday School and Bible Class Administrator, Atonement Service, tober 5th at 7.30 p.m.Tuesday, Oc- All day Yom Kippur, Wednesday, October 6th 11:00 aun.The Service, Junior commencing at 10.30 aan.Sunday School and Nursery, WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Strcet West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: REV.HAROLD J.BALSDON, B.A, B.Th, Organist and Choir Director: Frank Armstrong, L.T.C.L.11:00 a.m, \u201cIT'S WHAT YOU DO WITH WHAT YOU'VE GOT\" 7:30 p.m.\u201cSHIPS WITHOUT HARBOUR\" Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.Sunday Schools 10:00 a.m.and 10.45 a.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME The independence which everybody is looking for can only be fully realized when its spiritual basis is understood, according to Thomas O.Poyser of Dallas, Texas, a Christian Science lecturer who will speak in Victoria Hall, Westmount, on Tuesday evening, September 21, at 8:15 under the auspices of the Christian Science church in Westmount.The title of Mr.Poyser\u2019s lecture on Christian Science, which will be open to the public without admission charge or collection, will be \u201cHow Independent Can You Be?\" He is making a nationwide tour, Texas lecturer to speak at Christian Science announced Rosh Hashonah schedule at Temple Friday evening, September 17th at 8.15 p.m.Rabbi Jay B.Goldburg will speak on \u201cThe Meaning Of Selichos.\u201d BAR MITZVAH At the Sabbath worship Friday Evening and Saturday Morning, Lyon, son of Mr.and Mrs, Jack Lightstone will be called to the Reading of the Torah in observance of his Bar Mitzvah.TEMPLE RELIGIOUS SCHOOL IN FULL SWING Sunday Mornings, the Junior School holds sessions commene- ing at 9.30 a.m.Saturday Mornings the High School, Confirmation and Post-Graduate Departments hold sessions at 9.30 a.m.The Daily Hebrew School meets Monday thru Thursday afternoons commencing at 4 p.m.The entire administration of the School is in charge of Rabbi Jay B.Gold- burg, Minister of Religious Education, assisted by Howard M.Schwartz and a faculty of 30.The principal of the Hebrew School is Michael Teicher, B.A.; Department of Music is in charge of Yehuda Vineberg, Mus.Bach.; Department of Dra- maties is in charge of Mrs.Lionel Morris.Final registration for all department of the Religious School, Sunday Morning, September 26th.CONCERNING THE HIGH HOLY DAYS - 5726 The New Year Worship Rosh Hashonah will be ushered in at Temple Emanu-El on Sunday Evening, September 27th at 8 p.m.The morning of Rosh Hashonah, Monday, September 27th at 10.30.Special New Year Children\u2019s Worship Rosh Hash- onah Day at 3.30 p.m.in the Temple Sanctuary.Services will be held both in the Temple Sanctuary and in the Grover Auditorium for the High Holy Days with Dr.Stern and Rabbi Goldburg conducting the worship.Yom Kippur Eve, Tuesday, Evening, October 5th at 7.30 p.m.Yom Kippur all day Wednesday, October 6th commencing at 10.30 a.m.Those wishing accommodation for the High Holy Day Services will please apply to the Temple Pew Committee, Chairman - Bernard Isaacs or communicate thruogh the Temple Office with Miss Rose Cohen, Temple Administrator, 937-3575.WITH TEMPLE SISTERHOOD The opening program meeting of Sisterhood will be the annual Mother and Daughter Sukkoth Sabbath Worship Luncheon and Program to be held Saturday, October 16th at 11.30 a.m.Chairman of this all important event is Mrs, Jack Engels.Under the co-chairman- ship of Mrs.Myer Insky, Charles H, Goldstein, Martin Levine, Saturday morning, September 18th, at 11.30 a.m.sermonette by Dr.Stern on Torah portion.+ * the Sisterhood is now affiliating new members for its new Temple season.On Friday Evening, September 24th under the leadership of the Sisterhood President Mrs.Charles Everest, a Kiddush Reception will be held in the Temple Community House in honour of Rabbi and Mrs.Jay B.Goldburg, following the Sabbath Eve Worship.THE BOOK LOVERS' FORUM The 21st season of this outstanding cultural program will commence on the afternoon of Wednesday, October 27th at 2.30 p.m, in the Temple Sanctuary.The reviewer will be the Rev.Dr.Angus Cameron, Minister of The First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia, Pa.and former minister of The Church of The Messiah in Montreal.Other reviewers through the season will be the following: The Rev.Dr.Stanley B.Frost, Dean of Graduate Studies, Mc- Gill University; Gerard Pelletier, Editorial Department, Montreal Daily Star; The Rev.Dr.Rudolph Berlis, Minister, Andrew and St.Paul Presbyterian Church; Dr.D.J.Wilson, Editorial Department, Montreal Star and Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern, Spiritual Leader of Temple Emanu-El.There will be six book reviews during the season and tickets for the entire course may be purchased now through the Chairman of Temple Membership, Mrs.Myer Insky, 738-9547.General Chairman of the Book Lovers\u2019 Forum is Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern.The Book Lover's Forum has won wide recognition as an outstanding program in the cultural life of the Montreal community.RESERVE EARLY FOR BROTHERHOOD DINNER MEETING Monday Evening, October 18th at 6.45 p.m.Temple Community House when The Hon.Claude Wagner, Minister of Justice, Province of Quebec, will be guest of honour and speaker.Ladies are invited.Price per plate $5.50.Reservation are to be made through the Temple Office and these will depend on reservations made first, will be thus accommodated accordingly.Committee in charge: Jack Engels, Alex Carsley, William Hoffman, Murray Deskin, David Metrick.Edward Aueback, Q.C., Samuel Segal.At this meeting the fund raising campaign in support of Brotherhood programme will be brought to a close.Co-chairmen - Saul Perelman and Leonard Blank, \u2018Matter\u2019 set for Sunday sermon The satisfaction and contentment that come with spiritual riches, regardless of the individual\u2019s material circumstances, will be brought out at the services in all Christian Science churches this Sunday, in the reading of the week's Lesson- Sermon on the subject: \u201cMatter\u201d Religious radio Those who believe that God treats some people better than others should hear this question discussed on the next Christian Science radio program in the series \u201cThe Bible Speaks to You\u201d which is heard on Station CKVL (dial 850) every Sunday morning at 9:45.Church to be held in school On Sunday, St.Andrews Church makes a fresh beginning \u2014 after the loss by fire of the bealtiful edifice which has been an impressive landmark in West- mount for more than half a century.The worship service at 11 o'clock on Sunday will be held in the Auditorium of the New Westmount High School at 4350 St.Catherine street, just east of Kensington avenue, Westmount.The service will be conducted by the Minister, Rev.Dr.D.M.Grant, whose sermon is entitled, \u201cTragedy \u2014 Challenge \u2014 Opportunity.\u201d The music will be by St.Andrew's Choir directed\u2014by Gordon C.White, Organist and Choir Director.The Church School will meet at 11 o'clock (in the High School in class rooms assigned for the purpose).Brian Emo is the new Superintendent of the Church School.Rev.Douglas Mouland is Director of Christian Education.POLLUTION With the Mactaquac power headpond coming what's being done to avoid creation of the world\u2019s biggest cesspool in the St.John River?The towns that dump raw sewage into the river can\u2019t afford expensive water treatment plants.Therefore the only solution seems direct aid from Fredericton and Ottawa, repayable over a long period.Now's the time to start planning if the potential beauty of the headpond is to be realized.\u2014 Woodstock (N.B.) Bugle.,, .ge STREET, WEST ¢ 5610 SHERBROOKE v v.un Led © « S uv.uv © = LS Westmount High welcomes 16 new teachers to staff Westmount High School has 16 new teachers this year in addition to two new vice-principals.All new staff members were welcomed to the school last week at a meeting held at noon Monday.The teachers, from all parts of x Montreal, Canada, Europe and|donald will instruct classes in Australia, will take the place of physical education.some who have moved on and Miss Andra Rankin from Sas- others will be used for additional katchewan will teach French.instruction in such subjects as| Miss Thelma Reznik from Mac- English, History and French.donald will teach English and The new teachers are as fol- Math.lows: Mrs.Judith Aber from Westminster School who will be teaching English, History and Geography.Miss Doreen Duncan from British Columbia who will teach Eng.and Hist.Mrs.Gayle Edwards from Manitoba who will teach English, History and Geography.Mrs.Mary Haisman from St.Laurent High will teach English Mr.Armand Toblay from La- chine High will instruct French classes.Miss Hilray Wood from England will join the staff as a Math.and Science teacher.Miss Anne Yeoman from Verdun High will teach English, History and Latin.Also joining the staff this year are two new vice-principals, K.F.Campbell from Mount Royal High and R.McEwen from John Grant High.Bible Study.and History.Mrs.Barbara Halsall from Lakeside Heights will instruct physical education.Miss Christine Johnston from Macdonald College will teach English and History.Mr.Jean Lachat from West Hill will instruct in French courses.Mr.Claude Luc who comes from Macdonald and New Carlisle will teach French.Mr.Thomas McIntosh from down under in Australia will teach History, Math.and Geography.Mr.Terry Mills from Macdonald will teach English, Math.and Geography.Mr.Howard Phillips from Mac- Westmount Baptist Two sermons for Sunday The subject of the Minister's | eee sermon at Westmount Baptist on Sunday, September 19, will be \u201cIt's What You Do With What You've Got\u201d.Communion will be celebrated at evening worship, and the Minister, the Rev.Harold J.Balsdon, will preach on \u201cShips Without Harbor\u201d.This service will be conducted by the young people.The Church School meets on Sundays at 10 and 10:45 am.The 10 a.m.class is for seniors, and the 10:45 a.m.for primary and juniors, The mid-week meeting of the Church is on Wednesday at 8 p.m.for Prayer, Praise and The CGIT meets on Thursdays at 7 p.m.and the BYPU on Fridays at 7 p.m.Westmount Park I.\u2018Rally Day\u2019 2.plans ready This Sunday the Rally Day 3.Services at Westmount Park Church, corner of Lansdowne and Western avenues, will fea- 4.ture a family service at 11 a.m, where members of all depart- 5.ments from Primary to Senior will worship with their families.The minister, the Rev.Callum Thompson, CD, BA, BD, will take the service, which has been | 6.arranged by Mrs.David Bel- man, MA, the church\u2019s Christian Education Director.7.The Infants-in-Arms Nursery will commence for the Fall and Winter months for babies (age 8.1-2 years).The Kindergarten Department will also commence for children (age 3-5 years).The Senior Choir will provide the music under the direction of Wayne K.Riddell, B.Mus (McGill).| Miss Georgia D.Copland weds Michael Carpenter ' The marriage of Georgia Dean, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.C, Leslie Copland, of Westmount, to Mr.Michael James Carpenter.son of Mr.and Mrs.Sydney G.! Carpenter, took place recently in! Westmount Park United Church, the Rev.Callum Thompson officiating.Mr.Wayne played the wedding music and in frocks of poult de soie, with | empire bodices having elbow.length sleeves and beaded cum.merbunds, and skirts fashioned with back panels.The maid of honor was in gold and the at- into a court train.Her shoulder tendants an rust.They wore length veil of tulle illusion was matching beaded held by a satin headdress and and carried bouquets of greenery she carried a cascade bouquet centered with single orchids.of white delphinium, stephanotis, Mr.Clifford Carrie acted as springeri and cream orchids, headdresses best man for his brother-in-law, ; ATTENDANTS and the ushers were Mr.Jack Miss Eleanor Copland.as maid Carpenter, vf Winnipeg, uncle of Riddell of honor for her sister, and Mrs.! the bridegroom.Mr.James Cop- Clifford Carrie, sister of the land, bruther of the bride.and Miss Ann Golden and members | bridegroom, Miss Margot Smith, | Mr.Martin Dreyer.of the Tudor Singers of cWst-'and Miss Mary Copland, sister: Mrs.Copland, the bride's mo- mount and the church choir were! of the bride, as attendants, were | in attendance.Candles in candelabra and standards of orange gold and yellow flowers and ivory candles in candelabra were ar-; ranged on either side of the chancel steps; the pews reserved for guests being marked | with sprays of similar flowers.The bride, who was given away | by her father, was in a gown of, silk ivory brocade fashioned on princess lines, with a bodice having sleeves ending in points over the hands and a pleated satin ' cummerbund, and a skirt falling \"SCHOOL TIME IS BACK AGAIN MI\u201d $89.Two Complete Floors of : DANISH CONTEMPORARY FURNITURE 1329 GREENE AVE., WESTMOUNT 932 - 5605 Daily 9:30 A.M.to 6:00 P.M.\u2014 Friday till 9 P.M.Stores in Montreal, Toronto and Calgary DO YOU DO BUSINESS LOCALLY ?IF YOU DO, YOU SHOULD ADVERTISE REGULARLY IN THIS NEWSPAPER BECAUSE Our circulation is LOCAL.People who read this newspaper are your best customers.Our circulation is PAID IN ADVANCE.Thus, people who get the paper read and respect it.They show they do b sharing it with their neighbors.This paper contains news vital to local residents and available nowhere else.This paper is not so large that your advertisement will be buried\" in it.The \"long life\u2019 of weekly newspaper readership is an established fact.Papers are still being sold on newsstands five days after publication.Thus, your ad has a longer time in which to be read.The healthy percentage of ads demonstrates reader-acceptance of this paper as a result-giving medium.This paper is published just before the weekend, at a perfect time for readership and results.Our entire illustration service and layout experience is available to every advertiser, at no charge and at his convenience.WESTMOUNT EXAMINER (Continued on page 17) CHRISTIE PLUMBING COMPLETE LIMITED PLUMBING SERVICE FAST \u2014 EFFICIENT RESIDENTIAL \u2014 COMMERCIAL \u2014 INDUSTRIAL HU.4-2010 5331A Sherbrooke W.\u2014 24 Hour Service Sorensen has specially imported from Denmark some lovely Bangkok Teak desks that will fulfill the needs of every student.The prices ?VERY, VERY moderate.Drop in and convince yourself ! Between Western and Sherbrooke y paying for it, and by S96L \u2018Ll \u2018dag Abpuy \u2018saujuexg junouxssm 34, \u2014 11 dc The Westmount Examiner, Friday.Sept.17, 1965 \u2014 12 SS SALE Fine ORIENTAL RUGS At Special Prices GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG CO.4151-4153 St.Catherine St.W.Westmount Phone WE.2-4277 of ol od ol a ol aii I MRS.HAROLD F.DEVITT, left, Westmount area chairman of this year's Red Feather Campaign, and MRS.J.R.McLAUGHLIN, Notre Dame de Grace chairman, visit The Child Engagements Mr.and Mes, David Brandt nington ot New College.Health Association during a children\u2019s clinic.The Association is one of 35 agencies supported by The Red Feather Campaign which runs irom September 20 to October 5.| George Williams College in Montreal.He is associated with Scott-LaSalle.Ltd., retailers in Bennington, Canada.York City.have an-| Vt, where she received her BA a nounced the engagement of | in 1964, She is a copywriter with Mr.and Mrs.David H.Lisser.| their daughter.Miss Suzi | BBDO Advertising in New or westmuont, announce the en- Brandt, to Howard Neil Scott.| York.| ; gagement of their daughter.Bar- son of Mr.and Mrs.Jack Scott Mr.Scott received his BSC.para Jeanine, to Mr.Jacob Jos- of Westmount.Quebec.A No- from The Wharton School of |eph DeSola Elkin.son of Mr.and vember wedding is planned.Finance and Commerce of The |Mrs, F.Victor Elkin, of West- | The future bride is an alum- University of Pennsylvania.He mount.The marriage has been | na of the Birch Wathen School attended McGill Law School and | arranged to take place in Decem.\u2018 in New York City, and Ben-{reccived his BA from Sir\u2019 pep | .cee _ _ _\u2014 | ! CWL Business Unit \u2018Membership Night\u2019 The Business Women's Unit of PRACTICAL CANADIANA COURSE 6 Lectures and Demonstrations by MRS.H.FARID of Aladin Gifts & Antiques 2124 Drummond Street History of Canadian Furniture, stripping and refinishing, Victorian era, arts and crafts of Canada.THURSDAY EVENINGS \u2014 8:00 P.M.Starting September 23rd at WESTMOUNT POTTERS\u2019 CLUB 326 Victoria Ave., Westmount Fee for series: $15.00 Vi.2.5790 the Catholic Women\u2019s League of Canada will hold a Membership Night on Monday, September 27, at 8.15 p.m.in Congress Hall, 460 Dorchester boulevard west.Miss Stellma Ganley and Miss Cecil O'Mara, co-conveners.will greet the new members.A movie \u201cUnit Memoirs in Motion,\u201d will be shown, following which refreshments will be served by Miss Viola Wright and Miss Helen Sodo in charge of the tea committee.Prospective members are welcome, ERNIC Haute Coiffure ef boutique 5489 A VICTORIA AVE.733-5123 AMERICAN NL) J.L.ADAMS, Proprietor Medalist, McGill University Medalist, M.C.of Pharmacy Prescriptions carefully and accurately filled of reasonable prices.1385 Greene Ave.WE.2-2136 Corner Sherbrooke WE.2-2488 \u201ca ame Topics cen Speaker available for club meetings are By Millicent Hickmore (CLUB MEMBERS will be pleased to learn of a new source for attaining a speaker for their program.It is not always easy to get.a speaker who will please all the members and guests and the following suggestion should be of interest to all women.Standard Brands Limited, manufacturers of Fleischmann\u2019s corn oil margerine and the Bakery Council of Canada have organized a Speaker's Bureau in Montreal for women\u2019s clubs during this program year.The speaker, Mrs.Claire Friefeld of Cote St.Luc, a graduate dietician, will talk with the guests and answer questions pertaining to the subject, \u201cDaily Breads and a Balanced Diet.\u201d The address, including a colorful slide presentation will last about 30 minutes, and will feature a review of all breads available from your bakery \u2014 dark and light, in slices or rolls and with more taste treats than you can imagine.The nutritional value of bread, and its increased nutrition when it is served with corn oil margarine, will be another item in the address.The Bureau will be pleased to supply the sandwiches for the refreshment hour following the meeting, to sample one of the breads that have been discussed.A recipe booklet on sandwiches will be given at the end of the meeting.As this program promises to be a very popular one \u2014 requests should be madc as early as possible.* * * HY BREAKFAST ! \u201cWhy eat breakfast when you want to lose weight?\u201d \u201cI don\u2019t feel like eating anything in the morning.\u201d \u2018Breakfast just isn\u2019t necessary.\u201d All too often we hear these comments.So why eat breakfast?To keep away from high calorie snacking all the rest of the day is one reason.To maintain high reaction time, alertness and efficiency late in the morning is another reason.Because you haven't eaten anything for about 12 hours is a third reason.These are especially important for school-age children.When children are allowed to skip breakfast, they get too hungry before lunchtime.Overweight children need breakfast just as much as other children, They need to maintain the same late-morning efficiency.The high calorie snacking is detrimental to appetites, nutrition and the scales.The breakfast meal should supply % to % of the day's supply of protein and calories.What you eat for breakfast is not so important as that you do eat something.A cereal-milk-fruit breakfast is easy and quick to fix.Add other foods for complete calorie and nutritional adequacy.September is Better Breakfast Month.Let's start the school year out right \u2014 with breakfast.It's the most important meal of the day.The first meeting of the fall season, of the Xavier Apostolate Guild, will be held on Monday, at Congress Hall, Dorchester street west.: 7, A Mass will precede the meét-] ing in the Lady Chapel of St.Patrick's Church at 12 noon.Luncheon, under the convener- ship of Miss B.Quigley will be served in Congress Hall\" after, the Mass.1 Mrs.F.H.Ditchburn, president, will chair the meeting.The guest speaker will be Father Francis Reynolds, moderator of the \u201cSunshine Club\u201d an organization for senior citizens, which ® GOLD ® COPPER ® BRASS © CHROME ® NICKEL ¢ RHODIUM © CADMIUM © SILVER REPAIRED REPLATED REFINISHED LACQUERED JOHN H.FEELEY & Sons Lid.Est.1899 Repairing Silversmiths and Elec- tro Platers, Operating Canada's Largest High Class Job Shop, WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St.VI.5-7947 (A few doors above St.Catherine St.) Opposite Henry Morgan & Co.Xavier Guild meets Monday is non-denominational and City wide.The subject of his talk will be \u201cGrowing Old Youthfully\u201d.Members and their friends are urged to attend.Genuine Choice Western BEEF QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u2018Noted for Quality\" Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables *IMPORTED PRODUCTS® NICHOL'S, Lennoxville, | BACON, SAUSAGE & | ' FARMHOUSE BUTTER | 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 Social and Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Kinsman have returned from Toronto where they attended the wedding of Miss Jane Sears to Mr.John - Charles Cakebread which took place on Saturday.Mrs.Lou I.Miller.12 Chesterfield avenue, Westmount, and her two young daughters, Laurie and Audrey have returned from Swanton where they spent the summer vacation.Miss Pauline Hurtubise, president of the Junior Council of | The Catholic Women's of Canada announces the open- League Personal ing tea and first general meeting for the 1965-66 scason to be held on Thursday, September 23 in the Vice-Regal Suite at the Ritz Carlton Hotel at 6:30 p.m.Mr.and Mrs.Harold Corrigan, who spent some time in Rye, N.Y., have taken up residence at 477 Strathcona avenue, West- mount.Mrs.H.Cooper.32 Springfield | avenue.has returned home after spending the summer at Swanton, ; the guest of her daughter, Mrs.L.1.Miller.\u2014 Mrs.A.W.Gordon, chairman of «the Elizabeth Shop of the RELAX end enjoy a scientific FACIAL end neck massage.You will feel nervous tension fade away with this invigorating beauty revitalizes vour skin.Dr.N.G.Payot finishing touch.of Paris add the Make vour appointment now with Mme.Wanda Phone WE.5-0796 | treatment which Lovely cosmetics by perfect IRA wo ore Pane pe ¥ Lu Rd pr Le NS A 1 gue 2a! 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Authoritative, too.The 1966 TV Set Buyers\u2019 | Guide\u2014a special 32-page supplement in this the new issue of TV Guide magazine.AMERICA\u2019S BIGGEST SELLING WEEKLY MAGAZINE! 156 .On Sale Everywhere !Queen Elizabeth Hospital, an- Thursday, i i Duff, of free advice cade.She wore a hat of the week's issue of TV Guide magazine.Detailed | brideeroom.was reports on the latest styles and trends .helpful hints on how to buy a color set.complete facts and figures on everything from the smallest portables to the largest home entertainment centers.Yours free with MISS MARGUERITE CLO.RAN.348 Grosvencr avenue, ticket convener for St.Ann's Baby Clinic Associates\u2019 an nual Autumn Fashion Show which is taking place on Tues day, September 28 at 8.30 p.min the Windsor Hotel.Miss Pauline Dansereau will he the bilingual commentator.nounces the Annual Golden Harvest Sale.which will take place vin the Auditurium of the Nurses\u2019 Residence.Northcliffe avenue, on October 28.The Hon and Mrs.Eric Kierans have returned after spending 1 «o weeks at the Seig- niory Club.Karnak Ladies\u2019 are holding \u2018their opening tea at 2 p.m.Sep- \"tember 21 in the Shrine rooms \"at the Masonic Temple.Mrs.Therese Casgrain, the guest speaker.will give a talk un \u201cWomen's Rights.\u201d The meeting will be presided over by the president.Mrs.A.Kemp.Guests will be welcome.Ross\u2014Harper The marriage of Jane.daughter of Mrs.Thomas Barper.of Westmount.and of the late Dr., Harper.to Mr.Alan Davison Ross.son of Dr.and Mrs.Hugh Graham Ross.of Westmount, took place recently in St.Matthias Church.Westmount.the Rev.J.N.Doidge officiating.Mr.Norman Hurrle played the wedding music.and standards of pink gladioli.and white shasta daisies were used 10 decorate the church.The bride.who was given away by her brother.Mr.Michael Harper was in a gown of white silk.appliqued with lace.with the bodice having a sabrina neckline and the skirt Calling into a chapel train.Her veil of tulle illusion was held by a lace crown.and she carried a cascade bouquet of white roses.and pink gladioli blossoms.Mrs.David Barbour, as matron of honor for her sister.was in a frock of salmon pink Italian silk, fashioned on empire lines.She wore a matching neaddress, and carried a semi-cascade bouquet of yellow shasta dalsies.Mr.Gavin Ross, acted as best man for his brother.and the ushers were Mr.Edward Harper.brother of the bride.Mr.Graham Urbana.M.and the Rev.Christopher Cars.Mrs.Harper.the bride's mother, was in a gown of blue bro- same color and a corsage bouquet of vellow Sweetheart roses.\u2018 Mrs.Ross.mother of the gowned in emerald green chiffon.She wore \"an emerald green hat and a corsage bouquet of pale vellow orchids.Following the ceremony a reception was held.Later.Mr.and Mrs.Ross left for the southern United States.the bride tra- .velling in a light blue suit.and ! wearing a matching hat.and a corsage bouquet of pink carnations.Beauty hint.use a pack of steeped tea leaves, either hot or cold, on each eye after bathing them with a good eyewash.This is soothink treatment and gives, them added sparkle, 1 Retarded Children's Assn, The Founders Chapter of the Women's Auxiliary of the Mont Retarded real Association for Tuesday.at St.George Club, 3685 The Boule- men, vard.Azima, Psychiatrist NCIJW meeting The Association of Couturiers soil clusive showing of September 2.at fery 1 Cantdian present an ex- their fall collection at the opening mes ting Children is holding its meeting on ot the Montreal Section of the 815 pm.at the National Council of Jewish Wo to be held on Wednesday, 1:15 pm.at Guest speaker wil! be Dr Fern the Queen Fhizabeth Hote) Gal CW irs George Pickrell GUARANTEED FLOWERS Tel.: 935-5431 \u2014 Delivery Anywhere 4154 St.Catherine Street West (Opposite Elm Ave.) Throde Hort HAIRDRESSER 4927 Sherbrooke St.\u2018ALWAYS A FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE\" .with a lovely new hair style Have your hair individually styled by our skilled coiffure artists.PERMANENTS won 7.30 \u2026 SN 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Chairman, Mrs.Humphrey Kassie, \u2018side shotgun\u2019 on their trucks .- - eden Salvation Army Eventide Home WA reports heard at opening meeting of ticles had been mended and 5 replacements made.Under clothing and pajamas for men are needed.This sewing group has been working all summer.Mrs.S.A.MacSween reported The Women's Auxiliary The Evenlide Home of the Salvation Army held the first meeting of the 1965-66 season on September 9 in the auditorium ol the Home.The President, Mrs.C.N.Knowles presided.the visiting committee busy on Brigadier Dockery opened the Wednesday afternoons at the meeting with praver.| home.Ameeting of this com- The secretary.Mrs.W.A.) mittee will be held at the home Routledge, 1ead several letters Of Mrs.MacSween on Septem- of thanks [rom the residents ber 21, 10 a.m.It was announced and friends of the auxiliary.| that the beauty parlor under the Mrs.& Bent.treasurer.report- | chaivmanship of Mrs.Peter ed a substantial balance on Maag carried on all summer.hand.Mrs.A.D.Russell, mem- | Sixteen donations were entered betship sceretary, reported i the Donations Book since last three new members to the auxi- | Meeting was reported by Mrs, S.liary.l'A.MacSween.Brigadier Dock- ea Jane hain.@fy expressed his appreciation TR ee, ch a To Th wary lin mun Tet | Work they are doing for Even- of the auxiliary.gave a comp Cle {ide Home in bringing much report on a most ter the an | comfort and happiness to the party held directly after the an-| 0 ga.\" Due to circumstances.nual meeting, ia June.Mrs.R.|, ~ e A B.Porteous, chairman, Birthday | the trip to Rawdon on Septem Shelf, reported gitts and cards\u2019 ber 14 had to be cancelled.to the residents numbered 46 lhe next meeting of the auxi- A :liary is November 11, at this from fay 0 September.Se time donations for the Christmas Tuck shop Chairman, Mrs.S.A.party will be greatly appreci- from a etal shop fron ated.The date for the Christmas May to August: Volunteers are: requested mornings from 10 a.m, to 12 noon.Mrs, B.T.Gardner.entertainment chairman announced a concert to be held on September 16 by the Gilbert Hill Ensemble.Mrs.S.J.Brettingham, reported on the Sewing Committee, that 255 ar- JOHN POOL TO RELIEVE ALL WEAK FOOT CONDITIONS By appointment only DAY or EVENING Phone Number 935-6767 | party is December 14, Tuesday.and will be under the chairman- | ship of Mrs.R.B.Perteous.At {the close of the meeting, Mrs.Bardo Gardner and Mr.Jack Wellens entertained with de- | lightful solos and duets.Tea \u2018! was served by Mrs.W.Goring i and her committee.proaching arriages The marriage of Marguerite Lynne, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Herbert E.Chaplin, to Mr.James Frederick Tooke Fraser, son of Mrs.John M.Home and of the late Major George C.Fraser, of Westmount, is taking place on Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock, in St.Matthias Church, Westmount.The bride will be attended by Miss Joan Riddell, as maid of honor, and by her sister, Mrs.W.M.Sharp, and Miss Judy Carpenter.Dr.George Fraser will act as best man for his brother, and the ushers will be Mr.Gordon Jackson, Mr.James Gardner, Mr.Alexander Fraser.and Mr.Brian Lucas, cousins of the bridegroom.Following the ceremony, a reception will be held ai the Montreal Badminton and Squash Club.The marriage of Katherine Elizabeth, daughter of Mr.and # |Mrs.Jolin Stephen Corbeti, of Westmount, to Mr, Charles Frederick Burbank, son of Mr.and Mrs.E.F.Burbank, of Toronto, is taking place on Saturday morning at eleven o'clock.in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount.The bride will be attended by her sister, Miss Evelyn Corbett, as maid of honor, by Miss Elizabeth Duquet, Mrs.John Durley, and Mrs.A.M.Acer, Mr.R.G.Church, of Toronto, will act as best man for Mr.Burbank, and the ushers will be Mr.Hugh Wood, Mr.William Corbett, and Mr.Stephen Corbett, brothers of the bride.Following the ceremony a reception will be held in the Oval Room.of the Ritz Carlton.Reports from .(Continued from page 6) teams will start in the near future and the intense enthusiasm |; has brought about a situation [i that could see teams entered in more than one division.TOUCH FOOTBALL Touch football will commence that it will be a good league after the turnout on Wednesday.EATON'S COUNCILORS May we all wish Mary Me- Cormick and Duncan Wray the best of luck in their as Eaton's Council Representatives for °65.When the Duke of Windsor was operated on recently in Houston, Texas, he brought his own blend of bulk tea to the hospital with him.During his recovery period he drank his own freshly made tea: the rest of his nourishment consisted of liquids fed intravenously.News for the women's and Foot Specialist social Former Ave.Li or.1280 ST.MARK ST.addressed (comer St.Catherine) each week SUITE 405 to the PLASTIC ARCH women's editor SUPPORTS Mrs.Millicent | HICKMORE ; at 6525 Somerled avenue phone 482-2545 | (Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.to 4 30 p.m.) | 0 En Se AIS IE .Catherine Booth WA The opening meeting of the ditorium.Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Cathe-| Doctor D.Townsend, vice- rine - Booth Hospital will take president Medical Board, will place on Wednesday.September [speak on \u201cA few facts about 22, at 2 p.m.in the hospital au- cancer\u201d.WALLPAPER DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED Montreal's Largest Selection PREPASTED & REGULAR MANY WITH FABRICS TO MATCH VINYLS \u2014 FLOCKS & MURALS \\ WE SPECIALIZE IN MIXING PAINT - COLORS TO MATCH Shop in complete comfort at McCARREY SUPPLY CO.LTD.2067 St.Catherine St.West Tel.WE.7-9193 {CUSTOMER PARKING IN REAR) next week and it looks hopeful |i venture || Children back in school ?.time to have ADRIAN O°NEILL « sons clean your heme for fall 10% Discount We Offer A Complete CLEANING SERVICE Walls: Washing and Painting ® Furniture: Cleaning and Polishing © Carpets: Lifting, Laying.Clearing and Repairing ® Floors: Cleaning, Waxing, Polishing and Sanding © Painting: Interior and Exterior © All Types of Window Cleaning and Venetian Blinds À Residential and Industrial Call Today ADRIAN O'NEILL a sens 937-4674 937-5341 Free Estimates n a tree-lined street in Westmount Quiet, reserved and simply elegant, The Forty-Three Hundred sets the standard for exclusive apartment living in Montreal.With no hill te climb, within walking distance of just about\u201cevery amenity Westmount as to offer, you will find a few one, two and three-bedroom.suites at rents from $190.Rental and .management: THE ROYAL TRUST, telephone: 935-3844 or 935-3511 The FSoryHrecHunchou \u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u201c LOOKING OVER PRODUCTIONS to be presented this year are, left, Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters of the Montreal Children\u2019s Theatre.This year marks the 33rd anniversary of the Theatre.The productions to be presented this year at Victoria Hall, Westmount, include \u2018The Clown Prince,\u2019 \u2018Beauty and the Beast,\u201d and \u2018Sleeping Beauly.\u2019 Children\u2019s Theatre plans active season There is an air of excitement about the planning of the Children's Theatre this season, as Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters celebrate their 33rd year, 100th major production and the 300th performance.For two generations the Children's Theatre has contributed | to the cultural and educational growth of the children of Montreal by providing live theatre of atre students as the \u201cClown Prince\u201d includes many actors, singers and dancers.The two other performances being given this season have been selected by young Montrealers who were invited to write in expressing their wish of the plays they would like to see.Topping the List were \u201cBeauty and the Beast\u201d and \u201cThe Sleeping Beauty\u201d, There is a special Children\u2019s the highest calibre.They de-, Theatre subscription plan which velop and (rain a discriminating gives patrons an opportunity of audience who in future years, securing choice seats for the will wish to support live pro- | three performances, but these fessional theatre.The Montreal i should be ordered immediately.Children\u2019s Theatre is today acknowledged as Canada\u2019s foremost and oldest school of speech and ' drama for youg people.Since the inception of the Children\u2019s ; ; Theatre thirty-three years ago, noon branch, will hold a meeting thousands of children have been on Monday.September 27.at given instruction in speech, 2.30 p.m.in the Archdeacon Al- mime, deportment, and trained mond Room.for stage and television work.EEE Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters directors with their extensive knowledge of Children\u2019s Theatre work and their expéri- enced staff of teachers, are able to give a full and comprehensive training to their students.They point with pride to many of their former pupils who are now appearing in London.New York and Hollywood, as well as many of their many students now attending the school, who have done a great deal of work locally ' for television and radio, the National Film Board as well as modelling and commercial work.OPENING SHOW They have planned an elaborate opening show to celebrate their 300th performance.They have secured the rights to a charming play with music entitled \u201cThe Clown Prince\u201d which | has played before thousands of, Children in Budapest, and has | been specially translated and: adapted for the Children's Thea.| tre by Agy Poly, who also has entire charge of the choreography.Musical arrangements are in the capable hands of Alan Mclver.POPULAR CHOICE Auditions will be taking place immediately for Children\u2019s The- Trinity afternoon WA Trinity Memorial WA, after- a leaky garden hose, use Rubber Coming Events RUMMAGE SALE: Temple > Beth Sholom Sisterhood win hold its first rummage sale or! the season on Monday, Septem.| ber 20, at 1 o'clock, at 6666 Ter- | rebonne avenue.Please use: Walkley avenue entrance.No.! 104 bus to door.* Interesting Lamps x Custom-Made Shades x Unusual Gifts Wife Preservers La Contessa Ihe.5903 Sherbrooke St.W.Tom 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ALUMINUM DOORS WINDOWS CLAPBOARD ==\" | GALSC AWNINGS 279-8551 Le iateme 1530 Beaubien St.E.Montreal, P.Q.S961 \u2018LL \u20184dèS \u2018Appug \u2018souimexg sunougsam dL \u2014 SL wh \"se The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Sept.17, 1965 \u2014 16 PROPERTY WANTED We have buyers waiting for homes in Westmount.We can effect quick sales when necessary, or we can offer your property discreetly to carefully select ed clients.St.Francis Realty Company Ltd.BROKERS 300 Victoria Ave.489-5321 I PROPERTY FOR SALE Eastern Townships Real Estate FOR INFORMATION ON ALL TYPES OF REAL ESTATE, FARMS, ACRE- ACE WITH SPRINGS AND BROOKS, t+ I's, LAKE COTTAGES OR VIL- { \u2018GE YEAR ROUND HOMES IN 1} OME.MISSISQUOI AND WOLFE COUNT PATERS ETC.CONTACT ALEC AGENT.BROME MIS.SISQUOI DEVE OPMENTS INC.LI CENSED BROKERS.SWEETSBUNG.TEL #7 WILOW near Sherbrooke PO.BOX QUE.263-2627.4, RESIDENCE \"PROPERTY WANTED requires 67 room collage street in Westmount or eastern N.D.G.Must have separate living firepluce Priced Judy DO IT NOWI BUILDING REPAIRS VERN OATWAY.dining rooms, den Early spring to $28,000 cash 4n4 8433 and up Call Lalonde Arthur Snow & Co Real Eastate Brokers contractor, and Uceupancsy., Mrs.\u201d 480-3350.general maintenunce, specializing in kitchens, bathrooms, playrooms.2-5082 CANPENTH work Richard Bullard.DRESSMAKING EXCLUSIVE EUROPEAN DRESSES, SUITS, COATS.CUSTOM MADE, REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS.HU.8-424.CARPENTRY \u2014 TC Plastering \u2014 All qualified 935-2680.done by Piano Lessons By qualified European teacher 15 your home if desired.Con- painting.WE.All.tradesmen.servatory examinations.937- 5155.EXPERIENCED piano teacher.\u201d Lessons in the home.Reasonable.S181.DRESSMAKING COURSE BASIC Complete Designing Course AND PRACTICAL IN DESIGNING GRADING DRAPING AND SEWING 733- LESSONS LEADING YOU TO A CAREER IN FOR DESIGNING.DRESSMAKING AT VENUS FASHION STUDIO 1461 BLEURY ST.ANY INFORMATION AV.8-0710 CALL a = ee 0 STADE 3 JET 1-0457 e Royal Bank of Canada.The Westmount Examiner Classified TRES ; PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 _ HUnter 1-0451 please phone vour \u201cAds early in the week, No Ads a accested after 10:30 am.frs for current issue.For your convenience, Adtaker on duty Monday.Tuesday and Wednesday until 8:30 pm.\u2014 HU.1 Accounts may be paid at an or Montreal Island branch of The Bank of Montreal 31 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Distributor Wanted No Competition.To service and sel up new accounts in exclusive territory.Investment secured by fast moving inventory of amazing plastic coating used on all types of surfaces interior or exterior.Eliminates waxing when applied to any type of floor.Eliminates all painting when applied to wood.metal or concrete surfaces livestment \u2014 5500 Investment \u2014 $12,000 Minimum Maximum FOR DETAILS WRITE OR CALL PHONE: 314 AX-1-1500 PENGUIN PLASTICS CORP.3411 NORTH LINDBERGH BLVD.ST.ANN.MISSOURI 63074 PV LA di M LA MA MA MA A M A WV A A A, Service Directory + A M Là M M de D A A A à A A A A A MUSIC INSTRUCTION SARA Elizabeth Batstone A.Mus.MeGill.Teacher of Piano i and Theory.Children specialty.Moderate rales.486-5444.| PAINTING & DECORATING Low Price FOR INTERIOR, EXTERIOR PAINTING.AND COMPLETE CARPENTRY.CALL 937-0431 TV SERVICE IMPERIAL T.V.$2.50 PER CALL Fast.reliable, expert service, Written guarantee Call: 731-6568 UPHOLSTERY MIDTOWN UPHOLSTERING CO.395 SELBY ST.WESTMOUNT General upholstering.Periou furniture repaired and revov- ered.Telephone 832-5912.Af- | ter 5 p.m.37-4446.| 1 Use our Classifieds for best results VETERANS ROOFING & CHIMNEY Service 6905 VICTORIA AVE., SUITE 4 All types of roofing \u2014 Chimneys repaired and rebuilt \u2014 tuck pointing \u2014 foundation and basement repairs .Free Estimates.733-2466 | 45 STORES TO LET ELECTRICAL SERVICE ® INDUSTRIAL © COMMERCIAL \"© RESIDENTIAL 24 HOURS EMERGENCY SERVICE INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE H.R.CASSIDY Electrical-Contractors 484-3523 5765 Monkland Ave.Quality - Service - Satisfaction DOMESTIC HELP WANTED 113 EIGHT MODERN STORES Sherbrooke St.at Bishop AVAILABLE EARLY FALL .FOR INFORMATION APPLY SUITE 27 1390 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST Or Call - 845-7472 APARTM L 61 LATS \u2014 Duplexes to le ATWATER - St, Luke.3H; bright rooms, Decorated to suit tenant.Call 484-3697 or apply Janitor 2340 Lincoln.WE.5-7869.Heated Apartments 4783 SHERBROOKE, APT.2.6 ROOMS, 4867 SHERBROOKE, APT.3.6 $130 MONTHLY.ROOMS, $125 MONTHLY.TEL.: VI.9-9420, M.BOYER TRUST GENERAL DU CANADA FROM 9 A.M.TO 430 P.M.RICHARD Avenue, 5 room flat.2nd floor.Reasonable.PO, 8-0592.68 SHARE LIVING QUARTERS COMPANION wanted to share.apartment in Westmount.Melville Avenue district, Call 937-7332.82 AUTOS FOR SALE LINCOLN CONVERTIBLE.PERFECT NEW CONDITION, 1956 PREMIER.CALL 489- 839.1958 AUSTIN Cambrian.excellent condition, reasonable.After 6 \u2014 769-2262.1961 METEOR, 4 door sedan, automatic, power steering, heater.radio.Excellent condition, $1,100.488-0825.1958 MORRIS station wagon, in good condition.Reasonable, 744-6241, 1958 \u201cAUSTIN Healey 3000\" in very good condition, reasonable for quick sale.Call 663-4009, COTE DES NEIGES AND SHERBROOKE The Croydon NEWLY RENOVATED SUITES IN COMFORTABLE SURROUNDINGS AND IDEAL LOCATION.VERY REASONABLE RENTALS PLEASE CONTACT ROYAL TRUST 937-2864 61 SPACIOUS 3 APARTMENT.LOOKING SIR RS PARK.APPLY REDPATH APARTMENTS, 1460 Me- GREGOR NO, 108, OR CALL 845-4272, BEDROOM SUBLET FLATS \u2014 Duplexes to let LANSDOWNE AVE.LOWER DUPLEX.7 ROOMS, 2 BATHROOMS, HEATED, NATURAL FIREPLACE.REMODELLED KITCHEN, FRIDGE AND STOVE.PARKING.CALL 033-4427, A VINTAGE APPEARANCE AND MODERN PERFORMANCE COMBINED IN RARE MORGAN PLUS FOUR 1960.BURNISHED LOWERS, WHITE BODY, RED UNDERCARRIAGE, LEATHER AND STRIPING.OIL FINISHED DASH AND WHEEL, BLACK TOP, WIRE WHEELS.CON- COURD CONDITION.MECHANICALLY SOUND.TR-3 COMPONENTS ASSURE EASE OF SERVICE.CALL FISHER DAYS: VI.2-9526.EVENINGS: WE, 3-9353.OLDS.Super 88 for sale.Reasonable, after 5 p.m.PONTIAC Parisienne 1964, fully powered.still under guarantec.331-7003 9% GARAGES LET WESTERN near Unheated garage.size car, 933-1 98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female '54 Call 365-3721.hardtop, Metcalfe Avenue.Medium or LADIES ONLY Interested in a rewarding career as a Practical Nurse?Women of all ages can train in their spare time for the world's most honoured profession.Morning, afternoon and evening classes instructed by Registered Nurses.All books and equipment supplied.For further information, write or phone Quebec School of Practical Nursing, 3465 Cote des Neiges Rd.Telephone 937-6328.small | GENERAL wanted, 2 school age children.5 day week.11 a.m, to 6 p.m.Vicinity Montreal West.489-2784, EXPERIENCED char woman wanted.Vicinity Montreal West, Call 488-1450, CLEANING woman wanted, 3 mornings only.References.Call WE, 5-5057._.IRONING and light housework.3 afternoons weckly.Doctor's home, 481-7223.WOMAN wanted for general housework Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.$25 fare included.HU.1-2023.RELIABLE girl or woman wanted for light housework.Snowdon area.Sleep out.Call HU.6-0523.EXPERIENCED cleaning woman twice weekly.Permanent.Doctor's home, 481-7566.EXPERIENCED rvellable person needed to clean small offices after business hours, 5 times weekly.Call 935- 149 RELIABLE woman, fond of children.to care for infant and 2-year-old.plus light duties.Char kept.5 room duplex.St.Laurent, Call 744-2114 after 4 pm.Efficient Housekeeper NEEDED TO RUN PLEASANT | HOME WITH 4 SMALL CHILDREN.GOOD SALARY.CALL 935-1775.Housekeeper Wanted Widower, 2 school age children, West- mount duplex near Sherbrooke.11 a.m.to 8 p.m.5 days.WE.7-4976 after 6 p.m.Two Adults REQUIRE Cook General DUPLEX NEAR SHRINE.SLEEP IN.OWN ROOM.T.V.NO CHILDREN.LIBERAL TIME OFF.REFERENCES REQUIRED.CALL: 731-1882 \"Housekeeper Wanted For cooking and light housework.Modern home in Hampstead, Family of 2 adults, tcenage daughter.Own room and bath, use of sitting room and T.V.Char kept, References required.484-4878.| iT5 BABY SITTERS WANTED .rebuilt engine | WANTED: Woman who loves children for accasional baby sitting, especially Monday afternoons.References ; required.Call 8 to 10 p.m.932-4076.WANTED: baby sitter for 3 children ages 5 weeks to 7 years, 5 days weekly, hours to be arranged.488-4776.119 BABY SITTERS AVAILABLE FEMALE student available for .baby sitting, evenings and weckends.Call 933-5230.after 4 pm, i227 FOR SALE \u2014 Living room furniture GREEN Lawson sofa.Excellent condition.Reasonable.Call 488-0685.LIVING room credenza with 2 matching end tables, light oak, custom made, $125.484-2816.CONTEMPORARY .Sectlonal room couch, good condition, able.Call 744-1980, living reason- 124 FOR SALE \u2014 Dining room furniture DINETTE set 5 piece (walnut' upholstered.Like new, Reasonable.PO.6- 3836.DINETTE.brand new.walnut finish 6 upholstered chairs, Call after 3 p.m 481-8873. 102 HELP WANTED \u2014 Male Canadian Allis - Chalmers Ltd.Has openings for experienced men in the following categories: * Vert.Boring Mill « Hor.Boring Mill Machine Tool Fitter x Mechanical Mark Off x Layout + Union Melt x Verson Press (Must be able to read drawings and make own set up with strippit punches and other dies.) * APPLY 125 St.Joseph St, Personnel Office Open Daily 9 AM.to 4:45 P.M.OR PHONE Lachine 634-3451 Also open Monday evenings 7 P.M.to 9 P.M.FOR SALE \u2014 General $175.The Lot Chesterfield set; dining room table with 2 chairs; 2 bureaus; side table; T.V.21 inch; carpets; book shelves; telephone table.Good condition.By appointment 488-9224.127 FOR SALE \u2014 138 Bedroom furniture Unusual Twin Beds WITH BOX SPRINGS MAHOGANY HEAD BOARDS, ETC.REASONABLE.935-1877.DOUBLE continental bed Beautyrest box spring and mattress.Excellent condition.Reasonable.482-3137.MODERN bedroom set, Indian walnut finish with mattress and box spring.Will sacrifice, leaving country.Call 366-4157, after 6.COMPLETE single continental bed with box mattress and bedspread.Reasonable.482-1658.GREY plextone double dresser with mirror; crib with matching night table, $25 lot.Call 737-0388.SINGER sewing machine, model 15-9 with reversible feed, all attachments plus buttonhole maker and zipper foot._ Very good condition, Exceptional value for only $75.00; G.E.ironer.floor model, $40.00.Call 488-4309.4; BED maple finish, $12; three graduation dresses.size 12, $6 each; hand lawn mower, $8.489-5518.MAHOGANY CHIPPENDALE COMBINATION gas and oil stove FULL BEDROOM SUITE with 100 galion tank; space heater; DOUBLE BED.EXCELLENT Baby's Sit and Nap new; kitchen CONDITION.REASONA .table; new kitchen sink, large size; CAL Be, ASO ANE, chesterfield chair.PO.8-0592, P.M.BABY carriage converts to car bed.Reasonable.Call 767-1594.DRAWING table, in very goud con- 777 dition, 54 x 36.Call 747-2008.130 FOR SALE \u2014 BEAUTIFUL living Tai * .vin room curtains, Kitchen equipment 144 x 90: large picture 40 x 24; white chenille bedspreads (twin beds) etc.933-9268.GENTLEMAN'S easy chair; convertible portable Singer machine.Reasonable.484-3634 INTERESTING floor lamp with erys- tal drops, marble base, excellent condition, $75.Call HU.4-4680.BEDROOM set, 4 picces, $85: antique commode.$150; bookcase, $75.Call 937-9719, G.E.FRIDGE, 10 c.f., good working condition, $30.768-3929.WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator, medium size, small freezing compartment.Good condition.$40.488-4685.BELANGER gas stove, fully automatic, window in oven door, 24 inch.Good condition.Reasonable.HU.6- electric sewing REFRIGERATOR - A-1 condition.No Please call 481-4232.WROUGHT iron kitchen set, table with glass top, $35.Call 486-2032.132 FOR SALE \u2014 Musical instruments telectric) parts.Servel movable INGLIS washing machine, automatic; T.V.21 inch: sectional desk; 3 broadloom rugs, 9 x 12, 8 x 10, mushroom color, 10 x 14, rose color: student's desk end tables; sectional corner bookcases; Queen Ann extension table; 5 h.p.PIANO, \u2018Hecintzman+ \u2018square\u2019, Johnson outhoard motor; TVs feet.In good condition.Other household items.HU.$495.00, Call 932-9862, 4-6291.PIANO and bench painted good condition, $125.00, 937-0991 134 FOR SALE \u2014 Sports equipment KITCHEN set white arborite, chrome: desk natural finish.488-3004.SYLVANIA T.V.21 inch, good condition, $40.Call 481-2684.DANISH Teak living room set.Like \u2014- new: love seat matching arm chair and rocking chair (mahogany): paintings reproductions: scale; uten- ils; electr lator; decorativ Yamaha Motorcycle sia; electric\" porcolator: \u201cdecorative Per- Brey.1965 Model.900 miles.125 cc.fect condition.481-8365.WESTINGHOUSE Laundromat washing machine.automatic, good condition, $60: ONE boy's Raleigh 26 inch bicycle.combination sterco phonograph $25.00.Call 481-8773, ~~ and radio with extra speaker.136 FOR SALE \u2014 $100.481-3112.Clothing and furs i LL BOY'S sport jackets and winter cloth- CARPETS: srl Date Chinese, Se ing, sizes 5-12.Call 747-7281.HAND knitted lady's wear, Excellent con- drapes, $30.00; oil paintings.737-1871.GAS space heater (white porcelain) very beautiful dresses, etc.= dition.Will sacrifice and accept al- heats 5 rooms.Reasonable.PO.8- most any offer.Call 481-5314.FE VU POO GEORGIAN Crystal \u2014 Small GREY lamb coat, size 14, al- assortment at greatly re most new.Reasonable, Call duced price.932-3001 daytime.WE.2-2243.GOOD Cheer coal space heater.Good FUR coats; cloth coats; dresses all condition.Reasonable.932-0769.14-16.Good condition.Reasonable.PING pong table, in excellent condi- 481-0668.tion, 120 x 108, Call 731-4409.DRESSES, skirts, sweaters, size 5| KENMORE semi-automatic washing also 8.Good condition.Reasonable.machine, excellent condition.$45.00.RE.8-5896.Call 933-3167.| MOFFAT electric 138 FOR SALE \u2014 General 98 PIECE china dinner and tea set; 2 large cribs; baby carriage.Baby Tenda: 2 wheel sidewalk bicycle.Reasonable.PO.8-7817.BABY bed and mattress, perfect condition, never used.Reasonable.HU.R.C.A.Console record player, 4 speed, (walnut).Perfect condition.Reasonable.937-3002.OLD fashioned wardrobe chair; chest of drawers.Good condition.Ruason- able.WE.53-8708.36 inch automatic stove; dining room set; Connor wringer washing machine; bathinette; crib, large size; chair: venetian blinds; mantle clock \u2018 and mirror.Call 482-3921.COMBINATION Bendix washer and dryer.Call 484-8042.TV.credenza: single colonial bed: | upholstered rocking chair and other household articles.Call 489-4208.DESK: lamps: drapes; bookcases; chest of drawers: credenza.HU.1.METAL venetian blind, 94\" x like new.$25.484-3488.CONTINENTAL bed, Beauty- \u201crest \u201cmattress: 2 bedroom lamps: mahogany hall table: chenille bedspread.4213.ZENITH behind ear hearing aid, less than half price, can be adjusted to suit purchaser, Never used.Call WE.2-6767.THISTLE convertible carriage; bai nette; stroller: carriage seat; Joll Jumper; infant seat: sterilizer and | bottle; bottle warmer.All excellent condition, Call 481-3972, BEAUTYREST double \u2018mattress and bed; chesterfield 2 chairs: small oak table; kitchen table.Reasonable, WE.35-7745.PIANO.Will buy used piano.Cull 148-6859.WANTED piano in good condition.Evenings only.Call 625-1686.163 ~~ EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCED teacher will tutor High School Mathematics.Call 482 3.THE AUTHORIZED COMPTOMETER SCHOOL OFFERS A 60 DAY DIPLOMA COURSE * Fascinating Career\u2019 WORLD-WIDE CHAIN OF SCHOOLS Low Weekly Tuition Day and Evening Classes Individual Instruction Free Lifetime Placement No Contract to Sign.VICTOR COMPTOMETER - LTD.3414 PARK AVE.VI.4-2549 TWO MINUTES WITH THE BIBLE BY CORNELIUS &.STAM PRIS, SOCMTY BARSAN SIBLE CHICAGO 35 MLINOIS | Do you know that | \u201cA church?most people, even the great i religious people, do not even know what a church is?Ask the aver- drapes; large arm age man on the street what a church is and he'll probably reply: Well anybody knows that! A church is a building where majority of people go to worship!\u201d But this is not correct.The word translated \u2018\u2018church\u201d in our Bibles, simply means assembly.so a church is not a building, but the assembly of people who meet in the building.And a church is not necessarily a gathering of worshippers.The riotous mob that had gathered at | Ephesus in Paul's day is called a \u201cchurch\u201d (Gr.ekklesia) in Acts (19:32, and this passage states | that this assembly, or church, \u201cwas \u2018confused, and most of them \u201cdid not know wherefore they were come together.\u2019 So a church is simply an assembly, not a build- | ing., The church of which the Bible ;has most to say is \u201cthe Church of God, which He hath purchased \"with His own blood\u2019 (Acts 20:28)., St.Paul calls this church, again and again, ''the body of Christ.\" or \u2018the Church which is His Body.\" i We do not join this Church by \u201cwater baptism or any other religious rite; we join it by faith lin the Lord Jesus Chrisi.Refer- i ring to believers in Christ, Paul declares: \u201cBy one Spiril are we, all baptized into one Body\u201d \u2018I Cor.12:13), and in Rom.12:5 he\u2019 \"says \u2018Ye being many are one Body in Christ.\u201d Many sincere people have had their names on the rolls of religious organizations for years before learning this great truth, that the true Church, the Church | of God, the Body of Christ.is not ; a building, but the company of I 154 LOST Reward Lost Jong haired silver Tabby cat with 4 black double paws.male, castrated.Please call PO.8-1266.; 156 FOUND FOUND child's sweater on Ingleside.! Call 933-8962.\"used as decorations.those who have come: to trust in Christ as their Savior.We sincerely hope the reader belongs to this one true Bible Chureh \u2014 and also attends a local church, an assembly of believers in Christ who love and study the Word of God, so as to \u2018grow in grace and in the knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ «11 Pet, 3:18), 'Miss G.D.Copland .(Continued from page 11) ther, wore a gown of copper Chantilly lace over silk organza, with a hat of silk organza and ostrich feathers to mateh, and a corsage bouquet of clivia.Mrs.Carpenter, the mother of the bridegroom.was in a gown of burnt sienna velvet and beige brocade.She wore a small hat of bronze feathers and a corsage bouquet of feathered tangerine carnations, RECEPTION Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the Themis Club, where standards of orange, gold and yellow flowers were Later, Mr.and Mrs.Carpenter left for Stratford, Ont., and the West, the bride travelling in a suit of gold and white tweed wool and wear ing a wold chiffon headdress and black patent leather accessories.NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a General Assignment of Book Debts executed under private signature on the 3rd day of Septeu.ber, 1965 by Stanmark Converters Reg'd., to Affili- ater-Business Factors Corporation, has been registered on the 13th day of September in the Registry Office for the Montreal Division under No.1857841.Use This Handy Form for Your Examiner Classified | NAME \u2026\u2026 SLASSIFICATION .ceva | Your Ad: Lerrsrssqranenrene rene ce nss cer ro secconci000ccec.Date ADDRESS _.n0.cnscnse serres ce00ee- 1965 | Phone iid ter ester rene Mail or Deliver Te: EXAMINER CLASSIFIEDS 7005 Kildare Reod, Montreal 29 For Assistance Phone | HU.1-045) How to figure Examiner Classifieds\u2019 low cost: Total LL LL.First 10 words Balance .words not accompany this words in above ad.\u2014 Minimum charge 75e \u2014_ @ 5¢ per word es [J] Payment Herewith \u2014 A 25\u20ac billing charge will be added to your invoice if payment \u2018does order.ES S96L \u2018LL \u20184d9S \u2018Abpy4 \u2018soujwox3 qunourssam 3YL \u2014 LL x, The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Sept.17, 1965 \u2014 18 Champion of champions tournament | Individual elub champions from golf clubs throughout Quebec are scheduled to compete with each other for the top championship titles in classes À, B, and C.this Saturday, September 18.at Granby-St.Paul | Golf Club.during the annual O'Keefe \u201cChampion of Cham- | pions\u201d golf tournament.The 1965 \u201cChampion of, Champions\u2019 match is the final.event in the series of 15 tournaments on this seasons O'Keefe! Quebec circuit, the largest golf ; circuit in the province.The 1964 \u2018Champion of Champions\u201d tournament, at St.Hya- | cinthe Golf Club, saw 134 club, champions, representing 55 dif-; ferent Quebec clubs compete | for the three class titles and individual merchandise awards, Class A honours last year) were taken by Jean Lafontaine, ol Islesmere, class B by Walter! Golfman, of Hillsdale, and the class C title by Guy Cliche.of East Angus.In all 47 class A.48 class B and 39 class C club title holders took part in the 18 hole medal play tournament in 1964, setting ; à new participation record in all, classes for the three year old, event.Eligible to participate in the annual invitational tournament! are the class A, B, and C champions of any club within the limits of the province-wide! O'Kecfe amateur circuit, The Redwings are moving fo the city Did you know that the Red-winged Blackbirds like suet?We discovered that only this summer.A wire container hangs from a small branch a yard and a half beyond the kitchen window, and Mrs.Redwing has taken a violent fancy to its contents.x Unity selects 18 for \"The Sound of Music\u201d The Unity Boys\u2019 Club Junior Dramatic Group \u201cThe Neverlanders\u201d under the leadership of Producer-Director Victoria Schrammel, started their 1965-66 program season last Friday evening with twenty-six youngsters on hand for the first rehearsal of their latest dramatic effort \u201cThe Sound of Music\u201d which is being prepared for presentation at the Club in 1966.CAST SELECTED: * prior to coming to the Unity The following club members| Boys\u2019 Club.Further details as they happen.Incidentally, this year Mr.Stephens\u2019 Senior Drama Group will present Gilbert and Sullivan's \u201cThe Pirates of Penzance\u2019.TEEN TALK: Gary Repta, a fourth year Boys\u2019 Clubs of Canada Scholarship Student, doing his Field Work at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club, has been appointed Advisor-in-charge of the teen-age activities at the Club and will be directly involved with the Teen Council, dances and other social activities.A teen records library has been started through the courtesy of the Ladies Auxiliary.SPORTS: Junior leaders Brian Vaux and Mike Radoman will start a Junior Gymnastic Team next week.Practice sessions will be conduet- ed every Saturday.Marcel Boel has been appointed Judo Instructor replacing Allan Bechard who has been transferred to the Point St.Charles Boys\" Club.Watch this column for further particulars.| have been selected for the \u2018Sound of Music\u2019, they are: Christine Henson, Blair Marshall, Nancy Dallas, Darlene Hogan, John Baxter, Sharon Syvret, Patti Anne Fernandes, Nancy Yates, Karen Hogan, Margaret Morrissey, Cathy Willit, Debbie Standing, Sally Woodhead, Gary Syvret, Maureen McElligott, Billy Soltys, Adrian Powell, Wilma Richardson.There remains only three more to complete the cast.Staging will be handled by Rod Cunningham, lighting by Robert Laflamme and sound effects by Jim Everett.TORONTO BOUND ?There is a good chance that Tom Stephens\u2019 H.M.S.Pinafore cast will be leaving for Toronto, Ontario, to present the play which reccived much (favourable comment and excellent reviews when it was presented at Unity last May.The location in Toronto is the Dovercourt Boys' Club where | Mr.Stephens had been employed ! Redwings on our feeding tray are something new, because they ordinarily build in or beside swampy ground and there is nothing like that near us.However, on finding that their former territory was occupied by a new house and a family of children, this pair evidently decided that they would try their luck amidst alder bushes at our shore instead of cattails and lily pads.We cannot reach the nest either by land or by water, but imagine it must be, like any other Redwing's, woven of coarse grasses and lined with finer grass, roots, or decayed vegetation of some kind.until we backed away from the window, then came and grabbed a bit of bread and fled off with it towards the children.They all ate their own weight every day, so she was a busy mother.If we persisted in staying close fo the window.she went to the suet, hanging dexteriously sideways on the wire.She managed to pull out quite large pieces of suet, and devoured so much that we feared she would have to be given reducing pills.Bul she generally (ook a lump to the family.Her husband, meanwhile, appeared to do nothing but sing i \u201cconk-kar-ree\u201d\u2019.and occasionally visit the feeding tray to get bread and corn for himself, He does not carc for suet.In his jet black suit with the scarlet and yellow epaulettes he is quite beautiful, especially when he spreads his wings and sings.Hard working mother is a little like a large, pointed billed Sparrow, with quantities of tiny brown specks sprinkled all over her underparts.Any day now the juveniles should be old enough to join flocks of other Blackbirds and travel south.Construction takes almost a week, and almost another week passes before the female lays the first of about 4 eggs, one a day.But they are not incubated until the whole clutch is laid.Then they all hatch at once in about twelve days.Mrs.Redwing wanted to bring up the children on bread, but she is so shy that she found it hard to stop long enough on the feeding tray to look over the supply and choose the right size and shape as do most of the mothers.She sat on a nearby twig, flipping her tail around and giving her disagreeable \u2018\u2018cack\u2019 eall CORONET GUNS AND GUNSMITHING INC.4020 St.Catherine St.West (Westmount) Montreal 6 Tel.932-0881 \u2018Everything for the hunter and shooter\u2018 As you watch football on TV: \u201ctake five\u201d for fifty ale! D Fy , LA inn?\u201d Enjoy Canadian Pro Football on TV and the ale that brings it to you~ Canada\u2019s fastest growing ale-Labatt\u2019s 50 Ala, PA » Football schedules Touch Football Termite League | Westmount ë RUGGER CLUB by Art Blondin Friday, September 17 \u2014 Leopards sophers, Falcons, Friday, September 24 \u2014 All Teams.| Friday, October 1 \u2014 All Teams.Friday, October 8 \u2014 All Teams.Friday, October 15 \u2014 All Teams.Friday.October 22 \u2014 All Teams.Friday, October 29 ~- All Teams.Eight-man tackle Saturday, September 11 \u2014 9:30 a.m.: Bulls vs Broncs: 10:30 a.m.: Mules vs Huskies.Saturday, September 18 \u2014 9:30 a.m.: Huskies vs Bulls: 10:30 a.m.: Brones vs Mules.Saturday, September 25 \u2014 9:30 | am: Mules vs Bulls; 10:30 am.: - Broncs vs Huskies.Saturday, October 2 \u2014 9:30 a.m.: Huskies vs Mules; 10:30 a.m.: Broncs vs Bulls.\\ Saturday, October 9 \u2014 9:30 am.:: Mules vs Broncs; 10:30 a.m.: Bulls vs Huskies, Saturday.October 16 \u2014 9:30 a.m.: Huskies vs Broncs; 10:30 a.m.: Bulls vs Mules.Saturday, October 23 \u2014 9:30 a.m.: Bulls vs Brones; 10:30 a.m.: Mules vs Huskies.Saturday, October 30 \u2014 9:30 a.m.: Huskies vs Bulls; 10:30 a.m.: Brones vs Mules.Touch Football Mosquito League Thursday, September 16 \u2014 Tiger | Cats, Rough Riders, Alouettes, Argos, Tuesday, September 21 \u2014 All Teams.Thursday, September 23 \u2014 All Teams.Tuesday, September 28\u2014All Teams.Thursday, September 30\u2014All Teams.Tuesday, October 5 \u2014 All Teams.Thursday, October 7 \u2014 All Teams.Tuesday, October 12 \u2014 All Teams.Thursday.October 14 \u2014 All Teams.Tuesday, October 19 \u2014 All Teams.Thursday.October 21 \u2014 All Teams.7 days.(Continued from page 1) ner of St.Catherine street and Hillside avenue when a car's brakes failed and it smashed into the rear of a taxi waiting for a light.One person in each car was injured and taken to hospital.The accident happened at 8.15 a.m.The second accident on Monday happened at the corner of At- water and Tupper streets at 10.30 p.m.A man stepped onto the street and was hit by a passing car.He was taken to Montreal General Hospital and released later.Monday\u2019s last accident was a hit-and-run.A parked car on Selby street was struck by a passing car which failed to stop.Police are still looking for the hit-and-run driver.On Tuesday, two cars collided at the corner of Greene and St.Catherine.The cars were both going the same way.The accident took place at 3.42 am.There were ne injuries but $800 worth of damage.Quick Canadian Quiz 1.Canada\u2019s highest mountain, Mt.Logan in the Yukon, is named for what noted person?Since 1949 the average weekly pay in Canadian industry has increased by 102 per cent.By how much has the cost of living increased in the period?3.What Prime Minister of Canada died in England\u2019s Windsor Castle?4.Annual per capita revenue of all governments in Canada is $265, $410, $6837 5.Ship-to-shore radio telephone was first introduced where and when?ANSWERS: 5.In early 1920 by Canadian Marconi Company on the west coast of Canada.3.Sir John Thompson, in 1894, on a visit to Queen Victoria.1.For Sir William Logan, 1789-1875, appointed first director of the Geological Survey of Canada, in 1842.4.In 1963, latest year of record, governments took in $683 per person.2, Living costs have risen by 39 per cent since 1949, Westmount is still batting 1000 percent this season.Playing on a rain-soaked field Wed- | .nesday evening, we showed a strong first half game against the powerful Montreal Wander- jers, but slacked off in the stretch and dropped a 16 to 3 idecision to the Wands.Half time score was 3-0.Tony Moss-Davis, John Pat- :ton and Roy Harvey turned in istrong games for the locals,; while fly half Chris Pickwood was a magnificent performer | for Wanderers.Harvey, by the way, is phys.ed.instructor at St.George's School and Moss- Davis is ditto at Selwyn House.| | The superb condition of the playing field at Westmount | Park was borne out this night, | | after it had been deluged by a steady downpour during most of the day.f Captain Tim Evans feels that \u2018the enthusiasm of the Canadian members of the Club is a major factor in the increasing strength of the team.\u201cIt may not show on the scoreboard yet,\u201d he said, \u201cbut we're getting there.\u201d I hope we get there \u2018soon.| Last Saturday, the Intermediate team played its first game of the season, against the Tracy XV.With the exception of three | players, we fielded an all-Can- | adian team, and spectators wil-' | nessed an exciting, wide-open, iif not polished, game.The score going into the last ten minutes of : iplay was 3-3, but Tracy came\u2019 through with two late T.D.\u2019s and | |a convert to go home with an 11-3 win.Nevertheless, it was a satisfying experience from our | point of view, since it was the.first game of the season for most ! of our players, and the first.game, period, for two.| Tomorrow afternoon the Senior team will be hosting the Ot- ltawa Irish at Westmount Park.:This match may well put an end 'to our unblemished losing Istreak.Game time is 3 o'clock.Meanwhile, The Intermediates will go against the Montreal Irish Intermediates at Mary- \u2018mount High School, starting at one o\u2019clock.Let's keep our fingers crossed.(S i Drury, Buchanan.(Continued from page 3) \u201cIn welcoming you to Canada, may 1 express the hope that City Managers .(Continued from page 3) \u2018Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations; Pierre Laporte, Quebec Minister of Muncipal Affairs; Robert J.Havighurst, professor of education, University of Chicago; and Congressman Earle Cabell, former mayor of Dallas, Tex.Managers will be welcomed Montreal by Mayor Jean Drapeau, and by Jacques Per- reault, Manager of St.Lambert, chairman of the local host committee.George C.Ogden, town clerk of Leicaster, England, and | president of the Society of Town Clerks, will present greetings from Great Britain.this will be but the first of | many such visits.May 1 also extend an invitation to each and everyone of you to visit us again in 1967 during our Centennial! Year, in which Montreal will be; \u2018a centre of great activity as the site of EXPO 67.\u201d Then, Mr.Buchanan, who has arranged for homes in the Westmount area for the group, sald in his welcoming address: On behalf of your host and sponsor, The Royal Commonwealth Society in Canada, 1 offer all of you a very hearty welcome to this country.1 am delighted that the Hon.C, M.Drury, Minster of Industry and Defence Production and Mr.Arnold Heckle, Principal British Trade Commissioner could be here with us to greet you.| You are now taking part in an exciting and dynamic project designed by The Royal Commonwealth Society to bring ' closer understanding now and in the future between young business and professional leaders in Britain and Canada.The goodwill 1 have encount- cred in the planning of your tour has been nothing short of remarkable.I can give you my personal guarantee that Canad- inns in the six cities you are to visit have done their utmost to produce a stimulating program for you.You are going to have unique opportunities of meeting people and visiting places quite out of reach of the majority of our own young people.Every- une here, from the families in whose homes you will stay to the executive officers of the business and institutions you will visit want to make the idea behind this scheme a reality.We hope you will find that we have to offer interesting and rewarding \u2014 but whatever happens \u2014 enjoy yourselves! 5255 Jean Talon near Decarie Blvd.24-hour Service BU NON SAME EW é55 AT TREMENDOUS DISCOUNTS] DEMONSTRATORS TOO! 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'65 CAMPAIGN How does it feel to be abandoned on an island?Ask Debbie.Sole companion when discovered: a rag doll.Reported by telephone to Children\u2019s Service Centre, 4/9/65.Immediate assistance vital, What will the Children\u2019s Service Centre, a Red Feather Agency serving Greater Montreal, be able to do for Debbie \u2014 and hundreds like her \u2014 during the forthcoming year?Nothing.With too few trained work= ers and too little money, absolutely nothing.Unless their share of this year's Red Feather Campaign Objective comes through! For this, theyre count ing on you! When did YOU last give something extra to Red Feather?Could you.this year?OBJECTIVE: "]