The Westmount examiner, 26 mai 1966, jeudi 26 mai 1966

[" z A Vol.XXXIV, No.21 uy i MONTREAL 56, AWARD WINNERS: At the recent Westmount High gradaation, two students were awarded with the AWARD OF HONOR.These two students were elected to be the all-round best in the graduating classes this year, Seen here with their awards are: second from the left.Jaclyn Snyder, who was editor of the school paper and THURSDAY, MAY were: on the the Westmount tion and on the on her left is William Baynton, captain of the senior basketball team.Presenting the awards 26, 1966 16 PAGES left, J.Newman, president ol High School Old Boys' Associa.right, Mrs.1.L.Miller, president of the Westmount High School Alumnae.Man shorts 550 volts with Urbain Fisher a screw-driver and lives NU candidate Aworker was almost electrocuted last week when he | was installing a circuit-braker in the Air Canada Building at 4333 St.Catherine street.The man, an employee of an electrical contractor Bryant Iligh School in New York doing finishing work in the building.touched a live : D connection of 550 volts with the metal end of a screwdriver.JOHN H.DUNNE A candidate in the forthcoming June 5th provincial election, Mr.Dunne is a fluently bilingual Public Relations Consultant and resides at 3194 The Boulevard., Police said the man\u2019s clothes | caughl on fire and his arm and l face were badly burned.j He was rushed to the hospital where he was later reported in fair condition.| This was the second major accident at the new Air Canada Building in the last year.Last, summer, a window cleaner was killed when the platform he was working on collasped and le fell | six floors.Should be dead Police said the man who was burned was lucky to be alive at all.\u201cIf he had been touching anything metal at the time, he would have died for sure.As it was, the plastic handled screwdriver was burned and melted.\u201d Building officials said the the equipment the man was working on at the time was not damaged by the shorting.A native of the metropolitan region, Urbain Fisher obtained \u2018his early education in Montreal, ihis secondary \u2018etiyçation at and won his C.L.U.diploma in Toronto.Dynamic, a hard worker, he has held important offices in a variety of enterprises.He is a member of the Life Insurance Underwriters Association and a governor and director of the Club Renaissance.Born in 1929, he is married to the former Laura Marchini and is the father of four children.© AN SI HSL ss Sa LE Next week's weather SPREE TRE at.MTN 7 8y ERIC NEAL MAY 28 TO JUNE 4 Squally conditions could prevail into Sunday.Muinly with cool winds and scattered sh LY owers into mid-week.Fog, heavy dews or steady morning drizzle for many places.Glaze or silver frosts possible in the mountains.Light snow tn northern counties, Orchards in full bloom in southern Ontario and the Townships.Next week for the St-Lawrence Improving generally to end the week.very wars.valley.Days mostly sunny and Hot and pleasant for the weekend, with clear.moonlit nights.A good holiday period commence Temperature range, night an Westmo ing.d day: 30-80 to 85°), unt High graduates 240 Friday afternoon wus à record-breaking afternoon at Westmount High School It was not difficult to tell something unusual was going fo happen in the school that afternoon for, when vou entered the door, the tension hit vou in the face like a slap.Why the tension?It was graduation day for some 240 students, that's why.Sitting on stage were the graduating classes and their teachers while members of the Protestant School Board and the school principal, Norman Wood, held key positions in front of them.The graduates were well dressed.the girls in white and the boys in blazers, and they all had that look in their eye, the look was one tof relief-and determination.Mr.Wood™addressed the graduates, a8 well as\u2018*#heir parents \u201cand \u201cfriends who filled the huge hall at the \u2018school, and in his address he stated: yo Five years ago this assembly , could not have been held for the {simple reason the present auditorium was a raw.empty concrete shell, without seats, without panelling, flooring or ceiling.By some magic of construction, most of the building was ready when the majority of the present graduates entered in September as young children fresh out of Grade 6.To the staff, coming\u2019 from the Junior High and the Senior High the building looked! i somewhat raw, So, too, it must | have looked to our graduates, 90 of whom came frm Roslyn 27 from King's and 16 from Queen's.| \u201cAs special rooms became finished and adjustments made, students soon came to appreciate the new courses available in metalwork.woodwork, Technical the improved facilities in Home The Westmount Friendship Club beginning their Annual Bus Trip: this year \u2014 Granby Zoo.Econcnues Ait Physical Fdaea tion, the labrary, the Tansunte Lab the Science Lab and the \\uchtorinm SPECIAL TRIBUTE | would like to pay specu bute for au moment to thea (Continued on page (9 Andrée Mcillet runs RIN here Madame Andrée Maillet.28 Arlington avenue, West- mount candidate for the Rassemblement pour l'Indépendance Nationale, is a journalist, television commentator.and one of French Canada's best-known authors.Her book, Le Chène des Tempêtes, won a $2,000 First Prive fat the 1965 Province of Quebec ! Literary Awards, the Roallet-Hé- «bert Bronze Medal, and has just \"been named Book of (he Year by the Canadian Association of ANDREE MAILLET Children's Librarians, The eri- tics have given the highest praise to her short stories, novels, poetry and plays.A member of the Paris Anglo- American Press Club, Mme Andrée Maillet is active in two professional associations, the Société des Auteurs and the Société des Ecrivains as well as being Drawing and Office Practice and \u2018à supporter of the Voice of (Continued on page 7) The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, May 26, 1966 \u2014 2 TRY A BUCKET of Tommy Tomasso\u2019s Kentucky Fried hikes « « Col.Sander's Recipe IT'S 14 pieces ot Delicious Chicken IT'S 6 Hot Biscuits IT'S Finger Lickin\u2019 Gravy IT'S sins IT'S Delivered FREE ANYWHERE IN WESTMOUNT RE.9-5555 USE OUR CLASSIFIEDS FOR BEST RESULTS A Westmounter in Great Britain known in Westmount.She is known in Westmount to one man only, a fellow aristocrat, naturally poised and proper in the old world manner of manors so rarely encountered in Canada.Night after night I spent with this gentleman who kindly told me all he knows, \"which is considerable, for he \u2018was a close friend of childhood and later years.He whose European estate covered an area somewhat similar to that of the City of Westmount, now lives in _a modest apartment within ten minutes\u2019 walk of Westmount High, | Because she was extraordinarily attractive, very light and | easy and always her natural self, many suitors sought her hand: at least a dozen proposals.She could speak five languages, three of them fluently; and when she died prematurely as the result sa ESTABLISHEO 1010 Universities.boys to this end.STANSTEAD COLLEGE STANSTEAD, QUE.A RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS Quebec Grades VII to XH (Senior Matriculation) @ Stanstead is interested in boys of high calibre who want to do their best in everything they attempt and are not afraid of hard work.The school prepares them for entrance to all @ Fine buildings, a beautiful country location, small classes, chapel services, cadet corps and outstanding athletic facilities all help in the search for excellence, but the greatest contribution is made by a dedicated staff working with the @ Financial aid is given to students of character and promise who could not otherwise afford to attend.Early application is advisable.For information write: The Headmaster, EOWARD C.CAYLEY, M.A, Who knew Susan.?by Stephen Schofield Dunsfold, Surrey, Eng.\u2014 \u201cSusan\u201d is known yet un- Though not really beautiful, she was nice to look al and braver than any man in British Intelligence, according to men and women who know, and a noble lady, an aristocrat whose family dates back not a mere few hundred years but a thousand.of an accident she provoked headlines in Europe and England.Sometimes accompanied by a man but more often alone and armed with great courage and wit, without which she could not have survived those terrible years, what she achieved defies description and must not be insinuated here, Danger lured her like a magnet, In grave peril she became more eager and alive than most of us ever do in a lifetime.Again and again and as the evidence confirms, Frenchmen have told me: \u201cMoi?J'ai du courage \u2014 un peu .Mais elle! Elle n\u2019avait peur de rien.Rien! Elle était incroyable .\u2019 Susan was not French or English.- Ouiward Things Afterwards, in quest of work, although she had good connee- tions in London, she would not use them to obtain a job, even when offered, but secured one herself, so humble and close to the floor as to dissuade mention \u2014 she, bravest of the brave, aristocrat of aristocrats, lady of a vanishing race.Of infinite variety, usually gay, she was loads of fun to both men and women; but she could, when desired, during casual conversation, suddenly turn and affix the listener with her eyes, which effused extraordinary power.Generally she disliked dances and parties and preferred cosy groups of close friends.Once when she did accept an invitation to a rather gala banquet given by Lord B\u2014, a friend enquired, \u201cWhat are you going to wear?\u201d \u201cOh,\u201d she replied with a cas- Quebec Conservative Party RALLY VICTORIA HALL Thurs., May 26-8:15 p.m.IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN THE FUTURE OF CONFEDERATION ATTEND THIS RALLY WHERE TO, CONFEDERATION?ROGER BILLETTE QUEBEC CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE IN WESTMOUNT ual shrug, \"1 will wear .my other dress.\u201d For a time she sold dresses in a London shop, and resigned.\u201cI'm out!\u201d she cried to a friend, \u201cI couldn't stand those b\u2014 women and their b\u2014\u2014 dresses any longer!\u201d Her view of attire resembled that of King Henry V: \u201cSuch outward things dwell not in my desire.\u201d Her own attire was unobtrusive and neat, period.Most Salient Animals, especially dogs and horses, she adored, and upon them she could exert extraordinary control, a fact that saved her life at least once.Perhaps the most salient characteristic is that of her stupendous achievements, she would say nothing.She was far removed from the happy state of those who feel that the world can never be offered enough of their own fine personalities, Her impulse was to be like a fire or a comfortable chair that induced friends to talk and be themselves, but \u2018\u201cvaunteth not herself and seeketh not her own,\u201d A Book What a story.What a book.Indeed, books have been attempted; once by a woman who gave up after three months; again by a man who spent far too little time on research and consequently bungled it.American movie magnates have tried to buy her story and have been rejected for good reasons: they will not stick to the truth and want to insert artificial romance.The single chapters about her that have been published in some books are brief and often inaccurate.One, written by an American, is mostly nonsense, Her story requires collated evidence from at least 100 people of at least six nationalities in Africa, Europe and England.Of these I have interviewed about 50 of four nationalities.As my files begin to grow the search narrows chiefly to \u201cSidney,\u201d her greatest friend and confidante, who adored her as she indeed adored him.He is a virile man of striking appearance and also extremely brave.To find him required months, for he moves through England and the U.S.and Europe like a rabbit, Very Cordial I spend a few evenings with Sidney, who is very cordial and tells his friends who knew Susan to give me what they can, and they do so.And Sidney draws up an agreement with his lawyer and sends it to mine.Although about 99 other people are involved, these 99 together could contribute, roughly, only about one-quarter of the whole stery.Roughly three-quarters of the story is known only to Sidney, who accompanied Susan during almost all of her tumultuous years.Sidney's agreement offers me all book rights in all countries.1 agree.He wants all film and television rights.I agree.(He is supplying about three-quarters of the story).He wants editorial control of the manuscript: the right to delete what he believes should be deleted.To this I cannot agree.Why Not?Why not?In The White Cliffs of Dover, Alice Duer Miller describes England thus: \u201cI am American bred; \u201cI have seen much to hate here \u2014 much to forgive, \u201cBut in a world where England is finished and dead, \u201cI do not wish to live.\u201d The phrase is perfectly true and balanced.Delete \u201cmuch to hate here \u2014 much to forgive,\u201d and the balance and cogeney wither.When Lin Yutang first wrote My Country And My People, the politicians upbraided him for exposing their foibles and shortcomings.You should have omitted these, they told him, then your book would have been excellent -propaganda.Politicians are so stupid, Lin replied, they do not understand that the very color and balance of any work requires the good and the bad.A man\u2019s biography written by a wife or son is invariably lopsided and dull.Ideally, a book on a battle should be written, not by a participant on either side, but by a neutral person collating equal evidence from both sides.A person appears differently to different people.A woman appears best to the man who loves her, a view that should be (Continued on page 15) Let our experts handle the job, specialists in REROOFING SHEET METAL BRICK REPAIRS Call NOW for free estimates WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LTD.206 OLIVIER AVE.Westmount WE.5-1189 rer & permanent roof, fire-proof, coolness in summer, comfort in winter nan 206 Olivier Ave.a = 4 3 JARS) o 3 & [IRL omit nés ä ae Tin | JE PER Re Authorized Dealer Westmount Plumbing & Roofing Ltd.Westmount \u2014 WE.5.1189 SAS EEE EAN S / / IR Eee A LTD.I ry TES Fra WATCH REPAIRS ESTABLISHED 1899 5 Certified Watchmakers OHMAN\u201dS JEWELLERS NEED A (AB! UN.6-4551 VETERANS TAXI ASS'N.RELY W.EASATaM OLULNAT .TIM V® EX aminer MONTREAL 6, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1966 PAGE THREE WE.3.4046 1216 Greene Ave.E.C.Riordon elected president of JASC di Eric C.Riordon, of 39 Arlington avenue, Westmount, ,\\, Manager \u2014 Marketing Services, of The Canadian Salt { | Co.Ltd., was elected President of the Junior Advertising À and Sales Club of Montreal, for the 1966-67 season, at ithe club\u2019s annual meeting, May 19, in the Stagecoach Inn.| Riordon succeeds N.Ray | Cole, of R.L.Crain Ltd., retiring president.i Elected as Vice-Presidents for , the coming year were: Ross ' Buckle, of Herald Woodward \u2018Press Inc., Richer Beaudette.| of TCF of Canada Ltd; and | Brian T.Murphy, of Fiberglas | Co.of Canada Ltd.Secretary- Treasurer of the club is Ted Forrest, of Avis Transport of Canada Ltd.New President BIKES ANYONE?Has your child\u2019s bike been of these bikes may come down to the station missing for the last little while?If so, chances Monday to Friday from 9 a.m.to 5 p.m.and do are very good that it lies at the Westmount so.Police say that they will be forced to get Police station.This is just a small part of the rid of the bikes if some are not claimed by their unclaimed bikes which have been piling-up owners.at the station.Anyone wishing to claim one | The new president, Eric \u2014 Riordon, has been associated with the club for the past 3 years, His strong support and active involvement in club activities led him to the office of vice-president and secretary- onder organizations role rosie 1965 and ou the presidency.He has been affiliated with Canadian Salt CO.LIMITED MONTREAL, QUEBEC The Westmount District question \u201cIs Scouting serv- complete and satisfying active for the past 4 years in various Council of the Boy Scouts of ing the boys of Westmount | ig \u2018program of Scouting to their group.9 Canada this week raised the as it should?\u201d in a meeting\u201d Newly elected Westmount Dist- KERT LANDSCAPE ® Landscaping © Garden Maintenance ® Rock Gardens ® Patios for FREE estimate, phone 272-6816 at Victoria hall.This meet- rict Council President, R.David ing was opened by Barclay Bourke, said: \u2018\u2019The role of the Westgate, Chairman of the Organization and Expansion i Provincial Council.Leaders from the eight Scout | Troups and Cub Packs then en- | thusiastically elected a new Ex- | ecutive Committee of the West- mount District Council.It is | apparent that this group has | every intention of extending as- ! sistance to Scout Leaders, enabling them to present a more: Headquarters for SR PHILIP 1401 Peel Street & ! Council is really the story behind {the boy.It is the story of what | helps to make Scouting possible i and better for him !\" ; OFFICERS Others elected to the Execu- 4 of Y had FAR tive Committee were: Vice-Pre- CALL ARTHUR \"Licensed & Bonded Real Estate Broker\" i sident, D.H.Cressen; Secretary.BUYING OR SELLING ?(5 B.McNally; Treasurer, Vie-| tor Morgan; Public Relations, | Badges.R.C.Duncan; Organiz- 484-8433 ation and Expansion, Fred Tees | and Finance, Vic Morgan.There is no doubt that the cur- REALTIES \u2018rent 113 Cubs and 134 Scouts REG'D comprised in the nine Westmount e \u2018Packs and Groups are in for a \u2018rejuvenated interest in Scouting I assistance from these officers.Twenty-four people attended \u2014 jthe Victoria Hall meeting, and it was a unanimous feeling that Scouts.The Executive Commit- Expo year.PLEDGES ing and pledged to assist the | Council are as follow: | Elizabeth Petrie, 2nd West.(Continued on page 14) managerial positions.The Junior Advertising and Sales Club of Montreal was formed 20 years ago by the Advertising and Sales Execu- Symbol of quale roofing tives Club of Montreal, who had nee seen a need for a junior club Call our representative for free similar to their own, estimate Main function of the club is © RESIDENTIAL to offer its members education- © COMMERCIAL al courses in advertising, selling © INDUSTRIAL and related fields.7300 St.James St.W.JASC of Montreal is one of (At West Broadwey) two such clubs in Canada which 482-9566 is open to both men and women.CHRISTIE PLUMBING LIMITED COMPLETE PLUMBING SERVICE FAST \u2014 EFFICIENT RESIDENTIAL \u2014 COMMERCIAL \u2014 INDUSTRIAL HU.4-2010 5331A Sherbrooke W.\u2014 24 Hour Service Mr, and Mrs.Harry A.Willsie; $ now is the time to prepare for |# a vigorous year for Cubs andi tee was nominated for a period |§ of 18 months enabling it to apply |i} itself through the Centennial and |i | Those who attended the meet.|& RRR LE SET SIR IE ra INSIST ON THE SPECIALIST PRESCRIPTIO CENTRE A TRULY PROFESSIONAL SERVICE FREE DELIVERY 489-6854 FREE THERMOMETER With Every Prescription Order Filled.Bring this Advertisement Service until Midnight 7 days a week Westmount Medical Building Sherbrooke at Claremont INNA EIA WA SCR HIER HERMES NR 5, The Westmount Examiner, Thursday.May 26, 1966 \u2014 4 THE WESTMOUNT Examiner HUGH R.MOUNT, General Manager Printed and Published Every Thursday by MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7005 Kilders Road, Montreal 29 John W.Sancton Hugh E.McCormick President and Publisher Chairman Editorie! \u2014- Accounting \u2014 Circulation Dispiey Advertising Departments 481-2771 Classified Advertising \u2014 8:30 a.m.to 5 p.m.Deily (To 8:30 pm.Men., Tues.& Wed.) 481-045) The Examiner alms to be an Independent, clean newspaper fer the heme, devoted to public service.Mall subscriptions : 92.50 per year: $1.25 half year.Five cents a copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, Quebec Newspapers Association.Autherised sa Becond Class Mail by the Post Office Department, Ottawa and fer payment of postage in cash We Say News Biography Road, water deaths are not \u2018accidents\u2019 CM Russel heads WMA T took some 20 inches Colin M.Russel, who was of type to list in Tuesday's papers the elected president of the West- mount Municipal Association last names with scant details of last weekend's 42 fatalities in the Province.If this number of lives week, has been a member of the had been snuffed out in a executive committee of the WMA train wreck, a hotel fire for ihree years and was vice | .: .presiden ast year.or a cruise ship sinking, Intruduced to the we might have expected which took place at Victoria many columns of type, Hal, last year's president, pictures of the scene, Charles Aspler, Russel said he portraits of the deceased.was hopeful that he could main- .tain the high standard set by More important, for |the WMA in its handling of muni- days and even weeks cipal affairs.later we would have been reading reports of the cause, of formal inquiries, of charges laid against negligent persons.Yet we \u2014 officialdom and general public alike \u2014 manage to be pretty blasé after an otherwise pleasant holiday which | brought 27 deaths by au-| tomobile and another 11 by drowning.| Perhaps our error ä | meeting, Born in Montreal in 1910, his late Dr.father was the Colin in calling these \u201caccidents.\u201d Oxford defines \u201caccident\u201d as \u2018event without apparent cause; unexpected event, unintentional act; mishap.\u201d Wholesale mayhem is no accident.K.Russel.one of the pioneer neurologists in the City.Mr.Russel was educated in local schools, Selwyn House and Trinity College School in Port Hope.» .° » .Priority\u2019 obvious: ie graduated from McGill, BA 31 and amongst other activities .© - \u2019 danger: \u2018Exclusive\u2019 3 er University, was a member PREMIER Lesage has: of the intercollegiate football reiterated the obvious.| team.Upon graduation, Mr.Russel French rench is to be the | entered the firm of McDonald, \u201cpriority\u201d language of Currie & Company and in 1936 Quebec.became a chartered accountant.So it has been since He is now a partper in this firm, ians .| During the War the Indians were out served in the Royal Canadian Artillery from \u201842 to '46 when he More to the point is was discharged in the rank of that Quebec is sur- Major.His service included Na- years, he Biography Clarke rounded and infiltrated | ona Defence ree and | by, not Indians \u2014 but! served in the field and later o on English - speaking Cana- staff.dians and Americans.| Were glad he said! RL, \u201cpriority\u201d and not \u2018ex- Gardening clusive.\u201d Hundreds of children take part in the annual School Children's Gardening Competition in which trophies and prizes are awarded for winning plants, For the sake of us all, particularly the French-| Canadian language and those who speak it.of Streets avenue The previous instalment of this artiele concerning Clarke avenue pointed oué that a able a of Washington Irving's \u2018Astoria\u2019, Clarke: His Adventures, Interesti published in 1886, and \u2018Old Montreal: Friends and Family,\" John published by Miss Adele & material is available from | Clarke of Westmount in 1906, The previous instalment, taking up the latter | ; work, quoted from the preface written by Dr, W.D.Lighthall, in which he gave a brief history of the fur trade and spoke ef some of the great per- onsees of the period.around Montreal.In Westmount, the old Clarke house, surrounded by beautiful trees, was long known to all as 1a relic of many associations.It has been demolished, bul the Clarke name is respected as the oldest of the founders of the English - speaking community.Nor is this respect confined to Westmount; it is shown by all who know their Ild Montreal.Veneration, indeed, is due Mrs, John Clarke, for she attained the age of 104 years, bright, clear-minded, and full of reminiscences of her youth and of the interesting past of Montreal life and society.In the present little book her daughter, Migs Adele, offers a few gleanings from that past, which will _|be, no doubt, accepted by her many friends in the spirit that it is written.Miss Clarke, speaking of her father, John Clarke, states (1906) that: Left Home \u201cHe was born in the year 1781 of Simon and Ann Waldorf Clarke, in the frame home, home, which once stood at the corner of Clarke and Cote St.Ontoine.This house was built by his father, Simon Clarke, and at the time it was destroyed it was probably 150 years old.He was one of a large family, and at the age of 18, left home for the Northwest, to join those who were opening up and exploring the country, for the purpose of establishing fur-trading stations.Bryce, in his early history of the Hudson's Bay Company, gives the following account of an exploit of his when \u2018he was about 19 years of age: \u2018Northward, the course of the fur - traders\u2019 empire has continually made its way.Leaving Great Slave Lake, four years before the close of the century, along the course of Alexander Mackenzie's earlier exploration, Duncan Livingstone, a North- West Company trader, built the first fort on the river, eighty miles north of the lake.Three years later, the trader, his three French-Canadian voyageurs, and Indian interpreterè were basely killed by the Eskimos on the lower Mackenzie River.A year or two afterwards, a party of fur-traders under John Clarke, started on an expedition of exploration and retaliation down the river, but again the fury of the Eskimoss was aroused.In truth, if it had not been for a storm of fair wind that favored them, the traders would not have escaped with their lives.By this it was evident that he was even then unconsciously preparing himself for the task that was to be his, of joining in one of the most romantic and interesting expeditions and projects of that period.Before the year 1805 that part of the country west of the Rocky Mountains was, practical- lyunknown country.In that year, however, two Americans, Lewis and Clark, were sent out by the American Government to explore the Missouri, and if possible, find the source of the Mississippi.The story of the expedition is well known.They did not discover the source of the Mississippi, nor was it discovered until later, but they penetrated into the new western country of the Rocky Mountain regions.There existed, at the time, an \u201cAmerican Fur Company,\u201d which was dependent to a con- \u2018siderable extent upon its trade and friendship.with the North- West Company.John Astor, when the maps and charts of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, and their reports, were made known, conceived the idea of forming the Astor Fur Company and of sending out parties to establish trading posts up the Missouri River, across the Rockies to the Columbia River on the Pacific Coast.This plan he proceeded to carry out and on September 8, 1810, sent out his fist ship, the \u201cTonguin.\u201d Many Canadian voyageurs, young men looking for adventure, and some of the North- West Company, who risked themselves in Astor's Pacific enterprise, helped to make up his first party.The arduous journey of this party and of the subsequent founding of Astoria, are fully described in Irving's, \u201cHistory of Astoria\u201d.There were, naturally, in connection with this enterprise, many difficulties and discou- agements, as a result of which Astor sent forth a second party in the ship \u201cBeaver,\u201d on October 10, 1811.Astor's partner in this second party was John Clarke who at the time must have been about 29-years-of-age.Continued next week Letters All letters to the editor must bear the name of the sender, If the sender desires not to have his name published, he must state so in his letter, but, he must sign the letter in any event for our files.All letters received without names will be destroyed.Address your letters to: The Westmount Examiner, 7005 Kildare Rd, Montreal 29, P.Q.+ mentioning the location of their houses in and JOHN J.PEPPER ELECTED PRESIDENT: John J.Pepper, recently elected president of the Montreal Reform Club Incorporated.Mr.Pepper was a vice-president of the club last year.Watch those soft voices What happens when we allow the \u2018\u2018soft voices\u2019 of our childhood fly away too quickly?We risk being crushed by the accumulation of weary days, by a loneliness that grows and grows: we risk seeing how precarious is life, a life which we had hoped would be free, emancipated and full, This is a little of what happens to Carol, one of the two protagonists of Aviva Ravel's play currently being performed at the Place Ville Marie.By accident, after fifteen years, Carol meets an old classmate, Toby, with whom she had had a very close relationship during adolescence.Toby, who has been married for twelve years, represents the good little- housewife, dedicated to the care of her home and completely occupied with her three children.LIVING ALONE Carol, who had also been married and had had three children, was unable to endure the bonds of marriage.She had gotten a divorce and was living alone.She needed to constantly prove to herself that women are more than just a domestic animal and she became a well-known writer.The two women are brought into conflict and it remains for each to resolve her life in her own way.Soft Voices is the eterna) (Continued on page 7) CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS b.Hebrew 1.Parch musical 5.Poisonous instrument snakes 6.Cerebration 9.Arm bone cell for 10.Cease students: 11.Fleet 2 wds.12.Kind of 7.Kettle pigeon 8, Impaled, as 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Grounds.Forty-six very enthusiastic members participated in this event.They were divided into two teams \u2014 The Gold and The Blue.The Gold came out on top with 861% points and the Blue scored 8112.Some of the events and the winners are listed below: Softball Throw \u2014 Lyle Ryan, 70 Yard Dash and Running Broad Jump \u2014 Vic Borden, Standing Broad Jump \u2014 Gordon Yates.100 Yard Dash, 220 yard Dash \u2014 Miguel Rolfe, Jr.Running Broad Jump \u2014 Mike Hansen.Intermediate 220 Yard Dash \u2014 Robert Follette, Intermediate 440 Yd.Dash Steve Alleyne, High Jump and Running Broad Jump \u2014 Robert Gillies, Robert also won the shot Put.In the female categories, Debbie Bowen won the High Jump in the atom class, Susan Follette won the Midget High Jump and 70 yard dash.Christine Henson cleaned up in the Junior Class by winning the 220 yard dash, the 100 yard dash the standing Broad Jump and the High Jump.This event was arranged to stimulate interest and get into condition for the M.B.A.Track and Field Day taking place on May 28th.This.of course will involve the four M.B.A.Clubs\u2014 Lions, East End, Point St.Charles and Unity.Fitness Certificates Some dozen members participated in the Physical Fitness Program.Much to Gary Repta\u2019s amazement some of the small fry were unable to accomplish the several requirements which were: Pull Ups, Push Ups, Cit ups, Vertical Wall jump, Standing Broad Jump.Considering that the average age of those participating was ten we oldsters needn't feel too badly when we creak and groan if we are forced to stoop.Those who obtained the M.B.A.Certificates were Robert McCrae and Stephen McAffee.Gary Repta, who has been working at the Club for the month of May was in charge of these tests.Tournament Much interest was shown in this tournament held in the Games Room during the past week.Those participating were Claude Borden.Bob Gillies, Ken Gillies, Clarence Gittens, Desio Fernandes, Don Follette, Steve Alleyne, Jim Hotton, Roger Harte, Ed Bute, Brad Ayvret, Maurice Tremblay, Lawrence Jeppeson, Jim Soltys, Brian Vaux, Ed Bute was the victor over Brian Vauv in a thrilling finish.Parents Open House This Annual Event will be held on Friday.June 3rd.In- | Birdland: Difficult to tell a chip from a chipette By WINIFRED WILSON How Mr.and Mrs.Chipping Sparrow managed with their housekeeping duties one summer still remains a mystery.For years they had built on a balsam tree close to our summer cottage.Their favorite branch pointed towards the steps, and as we passed up or down we could see the tiny, neat cup and kept track of their household problems.But that special neddic FIX IT.3 O.heaters all Without exception summer they chose a branch which, although quite near the usual spot, was invisible because a branch just above rested right on top, the needles of the two intertwining.Nevertheless, the birds went in and out.Mr.and Mrs.Chippy are so similar that we never knew which one was popping in or out.They are small brown-back- ed birds (the size of a Warbler) with rusty caps, a dark line through the eye and a white eyebrow.Their underside is light grey.It always took them about a week to build their neat little cupshaped nest with old gress and fine rootlets, In the days of horses Chipping Sparrows used hair from their manes and tails for a lining; later they had to find hair from other animals.Early Hatch Then for four days in succession a tiny blue-green egg with brown speckles at the large end was laid.We always looked into the nest in the morning to see how matters progressed.After that we seldom saw anything but a Chipping Sparrow, because one of the parents always sat covering the eggs.But it took a week.and sometimes cluded in the program will be | an Amateur Show featuring Miss Luana Aimrault's three dance! groups \u2014 the Baby Dolls.the! Starlites and the Junior Star- lites.| |! Anyone wishing to audition\u2019 ! for the Amateur show should be jat the Club on Monday, May 30th at 7:00 p.m.if you have any talents come along and join in the Show.Make it a really big: one.Skateboarding RADIO EQUIPPED DAY & NIGHT SERVICE LANSDOWNE TAXI REG'D.18 Gladstone \u2014 Westmount 933-8484 SPECIAL & HOURLY RATES \u2014 OUT OF TOWN TkKiPS CHRISTENINGS \u2014 WEDDI Operated NGS \u2014 FUNERALS \u2014 AIRPORT by E.Gallagher has a regular program every Thursday afternoon with an enthusiastic group of skateboarders is working on a routine of synchronized skating to be presented at the Amateur Show.She has the boards in beautiful condition having spent many hours cleaning and tightening them up for the coming event.Keystone Club This group continues to meet regularly every week and have chosen their executive and prepared their by-laws.The executive is: President \u2014 Charlie Joyner, Vice President \u2014 Mike Radoman, Secretary \u2014 Linda Rae, Treasurer \u2014 Heather Bay- lis.A letter has been received from a Keystone Club connected with a Boys',Club of Providence, Rhode Island proposing a visit which, it is hoped, will materialize in the near future.Miss Victoria Schrammel, who 7 SHOW STARTS AT DUSK 862 CAR CAPACITY DRIVE-IN THEATRE JUNCTION ROUTE 11 CHAMPLAIN, N.Y.Admission: Adubs $1.00 Children wade: 12 FREE MAIN FEATURE REPEATED FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY Wed.thre Sat., May 25, 26,27, WALT DISNEY'S \u201cTHAT DARN CAT\u201c ALSO \u201cTHE MAGIC WEAVER 28 Sun, Men, Tues, May 29, 30, 31 .James Stewart, Maureen O'Hare | i \"THE RARE BREED\u201d ALSO * | \"RED LINE 7000\u201d EN AS > pe Glass-lined fo Supplies and LAUNDRY s Your Hot Water Costing too Much ?Then Buy or Rent a Farquhar Robertson HEATER r super-clean water Oil-fired for safety and economy resupplies hot water super-fast .4 to 15 times faster than heaters using other fuels .to meet all your hot water needs: DISHES SHOWER 9961 \u20189Z ADN \u2018Abpsinyy \u2018saujOxZ JunOWSIA au \u2014$ Are made to pass ., only six days, to hatch them.Your close inspection.How excited we always were when one morning we found only three eggs and one di- munitive naked baby in the nest! Before night there would be four babies and no eggs.It was always about twelve days after this that the whole lot left their home, having been stuffed with tiny insects from daylight to dark throughout this period.However, that was never the last we saw of them, The whole (Continued on uage 7) STORAGE CAPACITIES from 30 to 85 gallons.CSA MPROVED Phone or write for further details.FARQUHAR ROBERTSON LIMITED Phone: 481-0371 JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1389 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 5250 Western Avenue The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, May 26, 1966 \u2014 6 l\u2019resh Cookie! rom cookies talk a lot when you munch them.Only because they are so crisp and crunchy.We bake them that way every night.That's why they're so fresh in the morning, and why people buy them by the bagful, and why we bake more good things than any other baker in Montreal.Buy some POM cookies today.Ofhe POM bakers HARRISON'S BROTHERS LIMITED _| jective-type school GOLFERS BELLE-VUE GOLF CLUB VILLE DE LERY, QUE.{Woodlands \u2014 near Chateauguay) LOCATED 8 MILES FROM MERCIER BRIDGE ON HIGHWAY LEADING TO BEAUHARNOIS Only o few minutes drive from either Montreal, The Lakeshore, or The North Shore.18 HOLE CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE ANOTHER 18 HOLES READY IN AUGUST LIMITED SHAREHOLDER MEMBERSHIP STILL AVAILABLE DATES AVAILABLE ON WEEKDAYS, MONDAY TO FRIDAY (holidays excepted) FOR COMPANY OR ASSOCIATION TOURNAMENTS LOCKER ROOM & SHOWER ROOM FACILITIES RECEPTION ROOM TO ACCOMMODATE 400 AIR-CONDITIONING FOR YOUR COMFORT BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM TWO COCKTAIL LOUNGES OUTSIDE SNACK BAR For further information: BELLE-VUE GOLF CLUB LIMITED VILLE DE LERY, QUE.TEL.: 692-6793 El [CLASSIFIED ADS 2 Wesimount High graduafes.(Continued from page 1) who were members of the Board when this school opened: Mr.A.O.Leslie, Mr.W.G.Buchanan, Mr.W.P.Carr, Mrs.G.C.Liersch and three who still serve on the Board: Mrs.Swan; our present Chairman, Mr.W, H, B.Bradley, and the then chairman, Mr.A.R.Tilley.Others, of course, for several years participated in its planning.My special thanks to my colleagues in administration who helped gel the new school started: Mr.McRae, Mr.Lawley, Mr.Mackie and Mr.R.Slecves.\u201cApart from having different physical surroundings, the high school careers of these students differ from those of their predecessors in a number of ways.They have gone through high school in mixed classes.They have been grouped first by general ability, and later by ability in subjects.They will be the first class to graduate under the new system of subject promotion.Some will be writing High School Leaving examinations this year in the new general courses, offered as High School Leaving courses, for the first time this year.While they have been in high school, College Board tests have become common place as a requirement for admission to university and the Province has moved toward ob- leaving examinations.MOBILITY \u201cMobility seems to be a characteristic of our times, 90 students (40%) in the graduating class did not attend elementary school in Westmount.While our staff has remained constant at 64, during the past five years there have been 108 teachers in the building.\u201cLet us turn to the present and to the 230 young adults seated on the stage.Although we seldom think of them as a group, they have, in general, done well academically.Some have overcome considerable difficulties and handicaps, not always apparent on the surface, to achieve well.The school is blessed with many teachers and counsellors who do much more for students than simply teach a subject.We are not successful with all students and a few, regrettably, are not here today.Among any group, there are those who excel.Later all students will cross the platform by classes, alphabetically, to receive their certificates.1 would like at this point to recognize eleven students who have had consistently high academic records, with averages in the upper 80's.I would like each to stand as I call his name and I will ask you to hold your applause until all are standing: Tony Usher, Mark Pomerance, Cathy Michell, Kay Jear, Nancy Bruck, Ethel Kostman, Jaclyn Snyder, Patricia Fiendel, Hugh Berwick.Michel Kabay, Geoff Lyman, \u201cIt is well to recall that high academic performance is generally the joint product of the student's efforts, the efforts of his many teachers, present and past.and a good home environment.OUTSIDE CLASS \u201cEducation is a difficult concept.By no means all of it is gained from books or within the classroom.The extra-curricular program makes a valuable contribution and we are indebted to the students who provide leadership in these activities, Every activity has a staff member to advise the student leaders.1 would like to name all those who assists, but time does not permit, If you will refer to the final pages of the program you will see a list of all the activities in which the senior school participates together with the name of the student leader and saff advisor.Each student leader is * supported by an active executive whose names could not be included in the program.(Inad vertently omitted \u2014 Olde West- mount Club, President Kay Jear.! Advisor Dr.Saly).\u201c1 would like to have recognized a few of the student leaders.All activities fall under the control of the Student Council led by President Wayne Barrow, Vice- President Janet Lorimer, Treasurer Cathy Michell.Would these three please stand.Major responsibilities for the school annual, The Vox Ducum, were assumed by editor Jaclyn Snyder and Business Managers Stephan Kaplan and Jonathan Miller, while Tony Usher piloted the school newspaper.Dramatics have played an important part in the life of this class, beginning with The Student Prince and the Century program.Yohanan Herson, President of the Theatre Club is from Grade X.John Wood and Joanna Symonds guided the Boys Athletics and the Girls Athletic Association, 1 would ask them to stand.The senior boys made an excellent showing in basketball, lost the city championship in football by one point, and won the city championship in hockey.Voted by their teammates as outstanding players of the year were: \u2014 Football: Jay Garland: Basketball: Victor Alleyne; and Hockey: Victor Vickers.RETIREMENT \u201cGraduating to well deserved retirement this year are three senior teachers who have done a great deal ending with this year's Turn of pupils.Mr.Angus Bernard, Head of the English Department, retires after 23 years of instilling a love of English in Westmount students.Recognized as a master teacher he was recently honoured by the Old Boys Association who have created the Angus Bernard medal to be awarded annually to the boy who scores highest in English, Miss Agnes Ross has been one of the main pillars of the French De- (Continued on page 7) Nightly 8:45 except Mondoy seventh week SOFT VOICES by Aviva Ravel A Drama of Women in Conflict Directed by: Paul Brennan Performed by: Mighon Elkins and Irene Balser LE THEATRE DE LA = NATE a Reservations: 861-6665 Reduced rates for groups and students for Westmount | Held over until June 4th.FROM $1.25 6107 SHERBROOKE W.LAWN MOWER SHARPENING ALL GARDEN NEEDS, ROTOTILLERS, ROLLERS, ETC.ON RENTAL FROM HU.2-2323 ALL RENT HU.2.2323 MAXIMUM $3.95 \u2014 Facing Kent Theotre TO: 393 ST.JAMES VE Crown Trust COMPANY GUARANTEED TRUST INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 67 NAME.sorsvenvacnssesesssuse PLEASE PRINT You will be interested in the interest on = = Term, 4 and 5 years Telephone 842-8362 or clip coupon below for descriptive folder 69 Years of Personal Service CU PE DE PR PU GE Sm fe GE Gee SES Se SE Cu fm Aa Seg Sa hey SE SO WU ES OF CROWN TRUST COMPANY STREET WEST MONTREAL Gentlemen: Please send me your free folder describing GUARANTEED TRUST INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES, I understand | will be under no obligation.ADDRESS.onavanususcnasconncnencooso0nocooh00DAUAGAGO00060 CITY.sssousonuonseusencenonno0000 0 PROVINCE.san souon0a000 - Wesimount High\u2026.(Continued from page 6) partment for 17 years.West- mount High's excellent record in French has been in no small measure due to her efforts.Public speaking, dramatics and Red Cross are among the many activities she has helped with in the school.In Miss Pearl Gallant we lose a teacher who has a remarkable gift for obtaining the best out of overy pupil.Setting high standards, yet with inexhaustible patience she sends out each year from our Commercial Department graduates who have earned an excellent reputation in the business world.I would ask these three exceptionally fine teachers to stand for a moment and be recognized.\u201cIt is appropriate at this time to thank the several public bodies who help the school in a variety of ways:\u2014 (1) The West- mount Board and Greater Board who provide us with our present facilities and staff.(2) the city for its excellently maintained playing fields and rink.(3) The Home and School Association for the \u2018opportunities to familiarize parents with school policies, for its staff tea, for prizes, for arranging accident insurance and for helping the staff at special meetings of parents.The W.H.S.Alumnae for a very valuable group of scholarships, for conducting the annual Public Speaking Contest and for the Award of Honour.(5) The W.H.S.Old Boys\u2019 Association for a scholarship, for organizing a Career Conference Day and the voting for the Award of Honour.Through annual social events both groups contribute greatly to the spirit of Westmount High.Over 400 old boys attended this year's annual banquet, thanks in large measure to Mr.Newman.Nez Wl: .NOW, enjoy Ruby Foo's famous Chinese food at home, at less than menu prices \u2014 thanks to Ruby Foo's special new freezing process.Stock your home freezer with your favourite dishes.Great for the country place, too ! Available only at Frozen Food Counter at_Rub Foo's.Call RE: 7-6533 for advance orders.RUBY FQO5 (6) The Westmount Rotary Club | for valuable scholarships, for sponsoring the Driver Education Course and for conducting a most effective course in Public speaking.(7) Finally, I thank the Graduation Parents Committee chaired by Mr.J.Snyder and Mr.G.G.Davis.for organizing the series of events that commence at 4 p.m.and run through to 3 a.m.The committee's efforts do much to take a load off the senior students at a busy time of year, to guarantee a memorable Graduation Party, and to ensure high degree participation.We are most grateful to them.\u201cYou might like to pay a short visit to the balcony of the gymnasium this evening to view the festivities.1 would urge you to come in the early part of the evening as we expect to close the doors around 10:45 and would like to clear the balcony around 11:00 p.m.Students will be arriving at the dance between 9:30 and 10:15 p.m.EXAMS \u201cIt is a pity, but on this festive occasion thonghts of study intrude for a moment.To the parents I would like to point out that we deliberately hold our graduation exercises in the third week of May in order that pupils will have 2% uninterrupted weeks before their examinations.During the next two weeks or to be more exact, during the next 8 school days, regular classes are held in school.Commencing Friday, June 3rd, pupils are free to study at home, coming to school only as help is needed.1 urge parents to co-operate in seeing that their children attend regularly and to turn a deaf ear to the old statement: \u2018\u2019I can study better at home.\u2019 If your son or daugher becomes particularly persuasive, balance his experience against that of the teachers who are here to instruct him, \u201cGraduates, I am going to for- Watch those.(Continued from page 4) drama of woman searching for her identity and liberty.It has been staged \u2018with compassion and understanding\u201d (Gazette) by Mr.Paul Brennan and \u2018\u2018played with professional skill and polish\u2019 (Montreal Star) by Mi- gonn Elkins and Irene Balser.The play carries \u2018\u2018the mark of an original talent\u2019.| Andrée Maillet \u2026 (Continued from page 1) Women, the League tor the Rights of Man, the Mouvement Laique de Langue francaise.She has pleaded for the abolition of the death penalty and for penal reform in many articles and interviews as well as on radio and television.\u201cUnder the British system of democracy\u201d, says Mme Andrée Maillet, \u201cthere should be freedom to express all legitimate forms of opinion.By presenting myself as a candidate in West- mount, I am giving an opportunity to electors whose votes would otherwise be lost to indicate their political beliefs.There are certainly many chivalrous Eng- lish-Canadians who will vote RIN in order to help us reach adult national status.We are one of the last colonies of the world.Our nationalism is linguistic, not racial.\u201d In a recent inerview in La Presse, Mme Andrée Maillet was quoted as saying that a new contract must be mnegotiated between Canada\u2019s two principal racial groups.\u201cMy husband, who is English, believes this is possible without complete separation.\u201d ego the usual admonitions given by speakers or principals at Graduation and simply ask you to take with you into adult life three of the qualities you have shown, or come to appreciate, in school: tolerance and school spirit.\u201cColor, creed, and race scem not to matter in the close daily contacts of school life.May you have the courage to see that they continue not to matter as you go into adult life, \u201cYou may think by \u2018school spirit\u201d, 1 have in mind such acti- tivities as cheerleading.The term has a much broader meaning.A student shows strong school spirit if he is ready to give of his time and energy for the good of his school and for his fellow classmates.A student with good school spirit is one who is ready to help even when it is inconvenient, is one who will attend a meeting when he would sooner be out playing ball.Club officers show strong school spirit and the \u2026 .CALL 935-2521 Within minutes, ofter receiving your call, eur courteous, efficient and dependable plumbers can be ot yeur home They'll repair any or all of your trouble-spots promptly.PLUMBING ond HEATING Westmount Renovation 1248 Greene Ave.Claude J.Cadorette (Next to Steinberg's) 24 HOUR SERVICE NEE'l'se El FI IEE eRe Ennp school is fortunate in having many good leaders.The school \u2014 OL 7 and the world \u2014 needs more se- people with strong community ND zs spirit.Those who do not participate should realize that those who do, not only help others but also help themselves to get the most of life.Westmount, and this school, benefit from the fact that many citizens are ready to give their time for the good of the community.If our world \u2014 if your world \u2014 is to be a good one, more people must take an active part in its government and organization be it at city, provincial, Federal or international level.\u2018\u201c\u201cMay yours be a good life, and may you in the years ahead have the capacity to make the world a better place for all.\u201d Birdland.(Continued from page 5) N\\A Limited \"Quality Seedsmen Since 1869\" * Flower Seeds ° Vegetable Seeds * Bulbs ° Grass Seeds ° Garden Supplies ° Fertilizers ° Bird Food ° Annual Flowers in Flats Note our new address and phone number : 6006 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST {Near Hampton Ave.) 481-1182 2 EE EEE nam USE OUR CLASSIFIEDS FOR BEST RESULTS IEEE EEE EEeeeTE'se ew family always stayed around for at least a month, the children up till then still demanding that their parents feed them.But what of the nest we could not see when in use?In late September we parted the two branches that wanted to cling together, and there lay the tiny cup, empty, but in perfect condition.No horse haid had been used as a lining, but without any doubt, hair from a member of our family, D'EUU TS SUUEESEEUUEUEgaggaousga SZ FRIDAY NIGHT SOCIAL (EACH AND EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT AT COMMENCING FRIDAY MAY 27th 8.15 P.M.) A perfect opportunity for beginners and average couples and singles lor groups! to improve their game under professional tuition and meet new friends with the same interest .all under the most pleasant atmosphere created by the new air conditioned .Chateau BRIDGE Studio 7370 COTE ST.LUC ALSO:\u2014 Duplicate bridge and profes- ENQUIRE NOW : sional tuition for advanced players.482-6786 1961 \u201897 ADN \u2018Aopsny; \u2018sourusoxg sunouxsoa yy \u2014 L The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, May 26, 1966 \u2014 8 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN BONTON, MASS, Sunday, May 29th 11:00 am, CHURCH SERVICE 11:00 a.m.SUNDAY HCHOOL Lesson-Sermon Subject : \u201cANCIENT AND MODERN NECHOMANCY.ALIAS MESMERISM AND HYPNOTISM, DENOUNCED Golden Text: 1 Peter 2:9, Ye are à chosen generation, a royal priesthood.an holy nation, a peculiar people: that ye should shew forth the pralscs of him who hath called you out of darkness into his marvellous light, EVERY WEDNESDAY 816 pm.Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM In the Church Edifice: day, Thursday and Saturday p.m.Wednesday 6:30 to 8:00 p.m, PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 349 Melville Avenue Rev.Chus.C.Cochrane, B.A, BD, Minister Church School Public Worship Sermon \u201cTHE NEED FOR CHRISTIAN SELF- LOVE\u201d Music by the Quartet Lester A.Wouodin Organist and Choirmaster All are cordially welcome LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 280 Clarke Ave, Westmount 12-3 11:00 u.m.11:00 an.Wm, C.Nolting, B.D, Pastor Mins Lydia Elbich \u2014 Organist Sunday, May 29th 9:30 a.m.Senior Sunday School and Bible Class 11:00 a.m.The Service, Jr.S.Sand Nursery UNITED, Andrew's WESTMOUNT REV.DANIEL M.GRANT, B.A.D.D.REV.DOUGLAS MOULAND, B.A, BD, WESTMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL (4350 St.Catherine St.W.) 11:00 a.m.Worship Service \u201cTFS LATER THAN YOU THINK\" (Sermon by Dr.Grant) Church School Crib Corner and Nursery Kairos - Monday Westmount Park Church Gordon C, White, B.Mus.Organist and Choir Director VISITORS WELCOME ! 11.00 am.7:30 pom.\u201c DOMINION-DOUGLAS | Westmount Blvd.and Lansdowne Avenue Ministers : \u2018 .MR, Douglas Smith, B.A.BD, DD.Roy P.stafford, B.A, BD.Mrs.Holly E.Davidson Sunday, May 29th MORNING WORSHIP Sermon \u201cEVIDENCES OF THE LIVING GOD\" Rev, R.Douglas Smith, Promotion Day in Sunday Interim Organist : Mr.Victor McCorry, L.RAM, LRSM, Hs am.D.D.School Open Tues- | ANGLICAN \"ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill The Rev'd.J.N, Doldge, Rector The Rev'd.J.©, M.NerJeantson WHIT SUNDAY Holy Eucharist Holy Eucharist and Sermon Preacher : 8:00 won.9:30 aan, The Rector Mattins with Sermon Preacher : The Rev'd.C.M.Serjeantson Crib Corner, Nursery and Church School Presentation of Church School Awards 11.00 a.m 11:00 am Oruan-Harpsichord Recital, Organist : Donald Hadfield.Harpsichordist : Barry Townson 4:00 ports.7:00 p.m.Evensong with Sermon Preacher : The Rector Wednesday 10:00 am, Holy Comununion | Organist and Choirmaster Donald J.F, Hadfield, A.RC.M., BA, BPacd.ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH DORCHESTER and ATWATER ! WESTMOUNT | Wulter G.Asbil \u2014 Rector | | | Mr.E.Tait \u2014 Organist Sunday, May 29th Holy Communion 45 a.m.Church School :00 n.mm.Morning Prayer WE WELCOME YOU 8:00 \u2018vin.9: 11 Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount CLERGY The Revd.Alex Meilor: The Revd.Gleen L.Pritchard: The Revd, Canon 8B.B.Lindsay (Hon.) The Day of Pentecost 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 10:15 a.m.Matting (said) 11:00 aan.Sung Eucharist 7:00 p.m.Evensong (said) Holy Eucharist \u2014 Weekdays 7:00 am.Tuesday, Thursday 8:00 a.m.Friday 9:30 a.m.Wednesday UNITARIAN The Unitarian Church Of Montreal CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) Sunday, May 29th 11:00 a.m.\u201cCHRISTIAN ATHEISM\" Preacher : Rev.Leonard Mason, B.A., B.D.\u2018Church School closed -\u2014 Re-opens in the Fall\u201d SYNAGOGUES TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Rabbi Jay B.Goldburg, Assistant Rabbi SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, May 27th at 8:15 | p.m.Rabbi Goldburg will speak on \u201cWisdom: Of The Fathers.\u201d AFFILIATE THE UNAFFILIATED The Membership Committee is now listing new members of the High Holy Days 5727.For information \u2014 Miss Rose Cohen, Executive Administrator, 037-3575.RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Registration forms for the new School season 1966-67 have been sent to all parents thru the mail, Parents are requested to communicate with Temple Office, 937-3575 for information.WESTMOUNT {Corner Lansdowne 100 a.m.DR.H.PARK UNITED CHURCH THE RIGHT OR THE LEFT?\u201d For God's Sake, get out of the middle) E.D.ASHFORD.Preaching & Western Avenues) BAPTIST Minister: REV.HAROLD 11:00 a.m, 7.30 p.m.Midweek Service: WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Averue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Organist and Choir Director: Frank Armstrong, L.T.C.L.\u201cTHE POWER OFF \u201cLIVING LIFE TO THE FULL\u201d Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.sunday Schools 10:00 a.m.and 10:45 a.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME J.BALSDON, B.A, B.Th.PENTECOST St.Matthias\u2019 sets recital | Donald J.F.Hadfield, organist and choirmaster of St.Matthias\u2019 Church, together with Barry S.Townson, a senior member of the choir of men and boys, will present a combined harpsichord and organ recital at St.Matthias\u2019 Church cn Sunday, May 29th at 4:00 p.m.Selections to be performed will include compositions by Boyce, Byrd, Couperin, Farnaby, Scarlatti and S-veelinck, concluding with J.S.Bach's concerta in C Minor.| St.Andrew's | \u201cIt's later than you think,\u201d is \u2018the title of the sermon at the | Morning Worship Service on Sunday at eleven o'clock.The Minister Rev.Dr.D.M.Grant | will given the Sermon and will also conduct the Service.The Choir under the direction of Mr, Gordon C.White, B.Mus., will sing the anthems and provide leadership in the ministry of praise.All departments of the church school will meet at eleven o'clock and there will be the Crib Corner and Nursery for young children to enable their parents to attend the worship service.St.Matthias\u2019 On Sunday at 4:00 p.m.in St.Matthias\u2019 Church, Westmount, Donald Hadfield, Organist, and Barry Townson, Harpischordist, will present an Organ and Harpsichord Recital.Included in the program will be compositions by Byrd, Couperin, Boyce and Bach.Radar To make the City's streets safer for citizens and motorists alike, Westmount, in 1959, installed radar equipment for recording the speed of vehicles.The equipment, which is operated by one constable, consists of two separate instruments \u2014 a scanner and a recording box \u2014 linked by cable and from 250 to 500 feet apart.Speed of a vehicle is measured by the scanner and the information is transmitted to the recorder where it is inscribed on a graph and translated into miles per hour.Speed is recorded on a meter as well as the graph, giving the operator two visual SABBATH CONTINUES On Friday evening, June 3rd and Friday evening, June 10th, Sabbath worship will be held in the Temple Sanctuary as usual as 8.15 p.m.Services during Summer weeks will commence Friday evening, June 17th at 8.15 p.m.in the Temple Community House.These services are held under the auspices of the Temple Brotherhood and are conducted by the laymen of the Congregation under the chairmanship of Hershell H.Lewis and the co-chairmanship of Samuel Segal.TEMPLE BROTHERHOOD Meeting of the newly elected Officers and Board preceded by Supper, Wednesday evening, June 1st at 6.30 p.m.under the chairmanship of Isidore H.Morrell.The annual fund-raising dinner sponsored by Brotherhood takes place at the Montefiore Club, Monday evening, June 20th, at 6.30 p.m, Cochairmen are Peter Zinman and Thomas Shustack.Participating in this effort are Robert E.Glaymon, Jack Engels, Ronald Smith, Saul Perelman, Ted Nashman, Mur- David Metrick, Robert Stein, ray Deskin, Leonard Blank, Raymond Felson.TEMPLE SCHOOLS Under the chairmanship of James D.Raymond and Co- Chairmanship of Reuben Ginsberg, parents have been sent registration forms for the new Temple season.We request that these be returned at the earliest to the Temple Office, so that we can plan properly the organization of the Schools, for 1966-67 season.BOOK LOVERS\u2019 Under the chairmanship of Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern, the Book Lovers\u2019 Executive met on Monday, May 23rd, at which time plans were formulated for the new season.Chairman of membership is Mrs.Reuben Ginsberg.The forum consists of six book reviews during the year.Price per single review \u2014 $1.50.Season ticket \u2014 $5.00.AWARD OF PRIZES FORUM The annual school closing was held on Sunday morning, May 15th.Presiding at the exercises was James D.Raymond, Chairman of the School Committee and Reuben Ginsberg, Registrar.means of checking, both in ample time to apprehend an offender.Among those who participated in distribution of prizes were: in Quebec On May 15th, the boys\u2019 and ; men\u2019s choir of St.Matthias\u2019 Church sang the morning Eucha- : rist and the afternoon Evensong services at the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity in Quebec City.The trip was a reward for the sustained efforts of the boys and men during the 1965-66 winter season.The choir left St.Matthias\u2019 Church at 8:30 a.m.on Saturday May 14th and upon arrival at Quebee City spent Saturday sightseeing.Included were trips to the Quebec Aquarium, the \"Plains of Abraham and the Le- , vis-Quebce Ferry.i It Was noted by the Quebec St.Matthias\u2018 choir sings cathedral tion of Mr.Donald Hadfield.organist and choirmaster at St.Matthias\u2019 Church.Mrs.K.H.Darling and Mrs.L.F.McRobie accompanied the boys as choir- mothers.The choir members are as follows: Trebles: \u2014 Graham Hodg- son, Andrew Culver, Kelly Ca- vanagh, Jim Darling, George Harris, David Morton, Tim Morton, Ron McRobie, Andrew Morrow, John Jacobsen, Charles Marchant, David Nonneman, Michael McGurk, Stephen McGurk, John Pick, Campbell Hendery.and John Dodge.Altos: Robert Morrow, Peter Dod ge, Jim Marchant, \u201cpapers, radio and TV services that wherever the choir went \u2014 they sang ., .even while sightseeing, After the Sunday services the Peter Mitchell.Tenors: Martin Dreyer, Barclay Miller, Barry Townson, Richard Hague.Basses: \u2014 Sandy Tilley.Rob- choir returned to Westmount \u201cSunday evening tired but happy.The choir was under the diree- ert MacDonald, John Montgomery.lan Doidge, Brian Davies.rand Michael Lloyvd-Smith.| \"Clark; orm einem se RE NE 10 hat Temple Emanu-El \u2018Wisdom of the Fathers\u2019 Friday evening, May 27th, at 8.15 p.m.Rabbi Goldburg will speak on \u201cWisdom Of The Fathers.\u201d Lawrence Marks, Q.C., and Mrs.Marks; Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern; Yehuda Vineberg; Mrs.Paul M, Levee; Mrs.Charles Everest; Samuel Segal; Lawrence W.Lib- man; Ted Nashman; Mrs.Irving Solowey; Dr.Arnold A.Gross- man; Richmond W.Lisser: Mrs.Rudolf Lustig; Mrs.Joseph Frankel, Stanley H.Davis; Samuel R.Wechsler; Asher Ger- stenfeld.Awards as follows: Junior School \u2014 Graduation Pins presented to pupils of grades 5a, 5b, 5¢ upon successful completion of their course in the Junior School; Harry Davis Memorial Cup \u2014 Barry Felson; Replica \u2014 Susan Elimeleck; Sisterhood Kid- dush Cup Richard Haichin.Awards to Senior School \u2014 The Rabbi's Cup \u2014 Kenneth Wiener; Brotherhood Kiddush Cup \u2014 Neil Raymond; Lisser Prize \u2014 Michelle Gubbay; Anna Rost Memorial Cup Candy Issenman, Replica \u2014 Mark Young; Irving Solowey Memorial Cup \u2014 Roza Levine, Replica \u2014 Joan Segal; Graduation Plaque Kenneth Wiener, Replica \u2014 Liora Moriel; William B.Grossman Memorial Prize \u2014 Richard Olczak.Steve Smith Memorial Prize \u2014 Bryan Bessner.Irene and Lawrence Marks Award \u2014 Beverley Fox and Kenneth Wiener.Rudolf Lus- tig Memorial Prize Judy Vitek; Chairman\u2019s Prize \u2014 Bette Special recognition for assistance to the.Religious School \u2014 Reuben Ginsberg, James D, Raymond, Asher Gerstenfeld, Mrs.Nathan Bing.Westmount Baptist \u2018The Power of Pentecost\u2019 At morning worship the minister, the Rev.Harold J.Bals- don, will preach on the subject \u201cThe Power of Pentecost\u201d and in the evening the topic of his sermon will be \u2018\u2018Living Life to the Full\u201d.After the evening service all are cordially invited to the lower hall for the Fellowship hour when coffee and light refreshments will be served.The Church School meets on Sundays at 10 and 10:45 a.m.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 bible study.English classes for new Cana- .dians are held on Monday eve- ,nings at 8 p.m.The BYPU (ages 18-30) meets on Fridays at 7:30 p.m. The Hon.Richard Hyde, far .left, greets and meets workers outside his committee head- is the Liberal candidate quarters.Hyde Quick Canadian quiz 1.How many of the world's 24 Standarà Time Zones cross Canadian territory?2.Of the seven million Canadians with jobs, how many are employed in farming, in retailing, in manufacturing?3.Succession duties provide what proportion of federal government revenues?.In 1955 the average workweek in Canadian manufacturing was 41 hours and the average weekly wage was $59.45.What are the current figures?5.Which Canadian air line has the greatest mileage of regularly scheduled routes?ANSWERS: 5.Canadian Pacific Airlines, 45,287 miles; Air Canada has 39,840 miles.3.Last year succession duties provided only $97 million of Ottawa's $7.4 billion revenues.1.Seven.1 400,000.election.in Politics Hyde s Richard Hyde, Minister Westmount in the upcoming June 5th provincial run in family of Revenue, will again be official Quebec Liberal Party candidate in Westmount riding in the June 5 general Born in Montreal on November 1915, Hyde went to West- mount High School, Royal Mili- | tary College in Kingston, Ont.and Cambridge University in England.In 1935, he juined the University of Montreal Faculty of Law.Admitted to the Bar in 1938, he became a member of the Hyde and Ahern legal firm.He saw i 4.In August of this year, 41.1 hours, $86.10 weekly wage.2.In farming 630,000; in retailing 700,000; in manufacturing 1,- TWO MINUTES! WITH THE BIBLE à UV CORNELIUS R.STAM PRES.BIBLE SOCIETY ILLINOIS BEREAN CHICAGO 53, The distress and confusion which prevails in the world about us does not upset the instructed believer in the Word of God.He understands the divine plan and knows what God is doing.He does not expect peace on earth while the Prince of Peace remains an exile from His own world.He has no illusions about this age, or about what statesmen and politicians can accomplish in this age, for God calls it \u201cthis present evil age\u201d!Gal.1:14).The instructed believer knows too why God does not intervene in the affairs of men and why our Lord remains a voluntary exile from the world.\u201cThis present evil age,\u201d he knows, is also \u201cthe age of grace.\u201d It began when God saved Saul of Tarsus, the \u201cchief of sinners\u201d and the leader of the world's rebellion against Christ \u2018I Tim, 1:13-16) ITCH-ITCH SKIN ITCH, ECZEMA ITCH, RECTAL ITCH, ITCHY HANDS OR FEET CHAFING, SKIN IRRITATION RASH PAINFUL OR ITCHY PILES [ZO CL VE ARC | bove aliments, rely on [13 AY [1] Jy UR ty éd Ad fective | | helped LYN Get it to-day! Don\u2019t put it off.| and sent him forth with the \u201cgospel (good news) of the grace of God\u201d (Acts 20:24).The instructed believer understands clearly that God is not saving the wreck that man has made.He is rather saving individuals from the wreck and uniting them, by the Spirit, to Christ and His Body.\u201cFor by one Spirit are we all baptized into one Body .(I Cor.12:13).The instructed believer knows too that this world will not al-; ways be a scene of trouble and sorrow, of war and bloodshed, of misery and death.He knows that after our Lord has recalled His ambassadors of grace from this world.He will put down man\u2019s rebellion and set up His own benefice:t reign, when gov- | ernment will be purifiedt Jer.23:5), war and bleadshed will be abolished \u2018Isa, 2:4), health\u2019 and long life will be restored, (Isa.35:5, 6: 65:20), the animal creation will be tamed \u2018Isa.11:6-9), the desert wil\u2019 blossom as a rose Isa 35: 1,2,6,7) and Is- racl will become a spiritual hlessing to the nations (Zech.| 8:13,23).the instructed takes advantage | Meantime, Bible believer of \u2018the dispensation of grace, telling others how they may be \u201cjustified freely, by God's grace.\u2019 through the redemption that is \u2018in Christ Jesus\u201d (Ro a.3:24).election.| active service during World War II on the battlefront in France and Belgium.Back in Canada, he resumed ibis law practice.He remained until 1954 office of with the Reserves when occupied the Brigadier.His father represented the same constituency but was later moved up to the Quebec Upper House.Richard Hyde was elected in 1955.Named Speaker of the House in 1962, Hyde held this office until he was appointed Minister of Revenue.He chaired committee on subsidies, and ways and means.He is Queen's Counsel and holds membership in many organizations.He married Patricia Irvine and is the father of three children: Machael, Wendy and Laurie.ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 ANGLICAN CHURCH WESTMOUNT COTE ST.ANTOINE AND METCALFE HARPSICHORD ORGAN RECITAL BARRY S.TOWNSON DONALD HADFIELD HARPSICHORD ORGAN SELECTIONS BY.BOYCE, BYRD, COUPERIN, FARNABY, SCARLATTI, SWEELINCK, J.5.BACH.THE PUBLIC 1S CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATIEND.Thinking seriously of a smaller home?or.an apartment, perhaps?- Terese SHEE Prerrrrrrr § USE MONTREAL TRUST'S COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE WITH THESE PROFESSIONAL ADVANTAGES: Experience: Cash sale: long experience serving the West End.a mortgage might be arranged through Montreal Trust tor the prospective buyer, thus assuring a \u201ccash sale\u2019 for the seller.apartment availabilities tor your consideration through Montreal Trust listings, turn the cash from your sale into profite through one of the savings and investment opportunities available at Montreal Trust.Montreal Trust RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICE ® Licensed Brokers ® Members Montreal Real Estate Board West End Offices: 375 Victoria Ave, \u2014 7101 Cote St.Luc Rd.Phone: 482-9130 Apartments: PROFITS: MONTREAL TRUST | would like furthe: (ntor- 5 Residential Real Estate Service mation on the possibility of having my property listed in your confidential tiles.NAME 1 am thinking of selling my ouse and would like further information on your complete Real Estate Service.ADDRESS, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 a \u2014_\u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 rr a nw wad ON JUNE 5th VOTE URBAIN FISHER Urbain Fisher, C.L.U.[NATIONAL UNION CANDIDATE IN WESTMOUNT COMMITTEE ROOM: 5205 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST PHONE: 489-3992 Published by the Westmount National Union Election Committee, Jacques Loranger, official agent, 3220 Ridgewood Ave.Apt.407 9961 \u20189Z AIN \u2018hopsinyy \u2018soujuoxg sunouxssm 341 \u2014 6 .> The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, May 26, 1966 \u2014 10 if you have Moved .Let Malcolmn Gregory advise you on servicing your old carpets or consult him about your mew rug (OL vies! 44 problems.GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG (CO.Phone WE.2-4277 4151 .4153 St.Catherine St.W.MISS CATHERINE JEAN FINNIE, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.J.G.Finnie, and MR.ERIC CARL RIORDON, son of Mrs.Eric Riordon, of Westmount, and of the late Mr.Riordon, A.R.C.A., whose engagement is amnounced.The marriage has been arranged lo take place on Saturday.June 18, in the Church of St, Andrew and St.Paul.Engagements Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth L.Johnson, of Westmount, announce the engagement of their daughter, Sandra Eileen, to Mr.Dominic Louis Farrell, son of Mrs.Georges Roy, of Senneville, and of the late Squadron Leader Desmond Farrell.The marriage has been arranged to take place on Saturday, July 2, in St.Leo's Church, Westmount, * %* #% Mr.and Mrs.John C.Delany, of Westmount, announce the engagement of their daughter.Clora, to Mr.Frederick Arthur Hiscock, son of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur F.Hiscock, of St.Laurent.The marriage has been arranged to take place on Saturday, June 25, in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount.Look Pretty .3 with an 8 EASY-CARE Hair Style Choose your coiffure from one of our flattering new Summer styles designed to present you at your prettiest with a minimum of care.489-1233 : HAIRDRESSING | # NT Sherbrooke Sherbrooke St.W.i c era em ae cord 41cal Camp\u201d & \u2018from August 7 to 28) called &!\"Camp des Arts\u201d \u201c| mainly to the visual arts and # drama classes.JMC\u2019s Summer Camp To Open JMC\u2019s Summer Camp, located at the base of Mount Orford, a few miles from Magog in the Eastern Townships, will begin its 17th season next month.Every year about 300 students between the ages of fourteen and thirty attend this increasingly popular cultural centre during the summer months.Mr.Jean Laforge, Choral Director at the Paris Opera, will gives classes an opera from August 7 to 28.Mr.Laforge will also offer pianists a special course on the role of choral directors in opera.The summer Camp season is divided in three periods of three weeks each; the first period (from June 26 to July 17), and the second period (from July 17 to August 7) constitute the \u2018\u2018Musi- The third period is devoted In addition to music classes, E the Musical Camp gives young musicians an opportunity to per- #|form as soloists or with a group in rehearsals, recitals and private concerts, under the direction of =| experienced teachers.The \u201cCamp des Arts\u2019 allows ä young people wanting to experi- :|ment with sculpture, painting, (| ceramics, engraving or theatre to à work with artists and actors.At % the end of the three week period there is an exhibition of the students\u2019 works in the various departments and the production of : a play which has been rehearsed and prepared by the students.A Paris dress designer has come within a whisker of designing himself out of a job.He has come up with a line of «| clear plastic dresses.\u201cIt's a joke,\u201d said Daniel Hech- : ter, the designer.Hechter plans to sell these ÿ |dresses for $2 apiece and says he already has some takers, \u201cThey could be worn on the X | street,\u201d he says, \u201cor in the home, :|or on the beach.\u201d Hechter has made two tiny concessions to concerns of Mo These consist of two horizontal bands of darker colored clear fi piosue above and below the midriff.One model had on knee-length socks.She said they made her feel more covered.And the dress.too, of course.I'xaminer Women's Realm Bowling Club open with tea The Westmouni Lawn Bowling Club Inc.Ladies\u2019 branch are holding their opening tea on June 2nd, 1966 at 3.45 p.m.at the club house, 401 Kensington Ave., West- mount, ¥* Mrs.Knapp hosts Auxiliary lunch Mrs.E.W.Knapp, President of the Women's Auxiliary Catherine Booth Hospital, held an Executive Meeting and Luncheon on May 18th at her home for the incoming and outgoing Executive.Eighteen ladies \u201cwere present.Major Dorothy Davis presided at the tea table.* * ¥% Artists\u2019 Assoc.elect officers At the annual meeting of the Independent Artists Association, held on May 12th, the following officers were elected: Honorary President, Mr.P.M.May; President, Mr.Geoffrey Watkins; 1st vice president, Mrs.Lois Ditch- burn; 2nd vice president, Mrs.Cammille Perks; Secretary, Miss Margaret Morrison; Treasurer, Miss Ellen Vint; Directors, Mrs.Agnes Knox, Mrs.Marguerite May, Mr.G.S.Masse, Mrs.Edith Brodkin, Mrs, Dorothy Stein, Mr.Harold C.Boyes, Mrs.Betty Gal- braith-Cornell, Mr.William Sho- well.* Xe ¥ S piers-M iller present revue Friday evening, June 3rd, Betty Speirs and Peter Miller will present their Annual \u2018Springtime Revue\u2019.at Loyola College Auditorium.An interesting and colorful Presentation featuring \u201cThe Sleeping Beauty\u2019 Ballet.\u2018\u2018Swan Lake\u2019, and Pavlovas \u201cDying Swan\".Dance numbers from \u2018\u2018My Fair Lady\u201d, including \u2018\u201cGavotte, Lov- erly\u2019, etc.The programme will include Adagio, Tap, Ballet, and Vocal Solos, altogether a delightful evening of Dance and Song.The proceeds will benefit the Retarded Childrens Service, Douglas Memorial Hospital, and the Darjeeling Mission, India, under the auspices of Loyola.The curtain will rise promptly at 7.30 p.m, + * Westmount High H.S.A.elect The Executive for the West- mount High School Home and School Association for the year 1966-67 will be as follows: Mrs.L.Shapiro, Past Pres; Mr.J.W.R.Meadowcroft, President; Mrs.J.G.Fletcher, 1st Vice Pres.; Dr.J.G.Petrie, 2nd Vice pres.; Mr.M.Charness, Treasurer; Mrs.B.Marien, Secretary: Mrs.R.F.Harvey, Class Mothers; Mrs.J.W.R.Meadow- croft, Chaperons; Mrs.G.M.Bourke, French Program; Mrs.N.Baig.Hospitality.J.AMERICAN or) Prescriptions accurately filled reasonable pe 1385 Greene Ave.Corner Sherbrooke L.Lug Proprietor Medalist, MeGill University Medalist, M.C.of Pharmacy carefully ond WE.2-2488 MISS JULIE CHARLOTTE BOURNE, daughter of Dr.and Mrs, Alan Bourne, of Westmount, whose engagement te Mr.Barry Gordon Hull, of Montreal, son of Mr.and Mrs, Gordon Hull, of Willowdale, Ont., is announced.The marriage has been arranged te take place at the end of June.Cuthbertson Currie The marriage of Elinor Brenda, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Evan Cuthbertson, of the Town of Mount Royal to Mr.Gordon Selkirk Currie, son of Mr.and Mrs.George S.Cur- rie, of Westmount, took place on Friday evening at half-past five o'clock in St.Peter's Church, Town of Mount Royal.The bride was attended by Miss Judith B.Karr, of Boston, Mass., as maid of honor, and by her sister, Mrs.John C.Delany, Miss Audrey Hamilton, cousin of the bridegroom, Mrs.William C.Mitchell, and Mrs.Stephen Sura jr, Mr.Anson R.McKim was best man for Mr.Currie, and the ushers were Mr.George N.M.Currie, brother of the bridegroom, Mr.A.David Mec- Call Mr.Duncan McTaggart, at Cardinal, Ont., Mr.G.Rapley Bunting, and Mr, Michael Alex- andor, of Toronto.Following the ceremony a reception was held at the Ritz Carlton.A p proaching M arriage The marriage of Susan Craig, daughter of Mrs.H.W.Hughes, and of the late Mr.Hughes, to Mr.Ronald G.Woods, son of Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Woods, has been arranged to take place on Saturday, August 27, in West- mount Park United Church.C hristening The christening of the infant daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Grant Melbourne Van Wyck, of Ste.Rose, Que., took place recently in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, the Rt.Rev.Edward J.Lapointe officiating.The child was given the names Elizabeth Maria, and her god-parents are her uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Charles Novak, Following the ceremony a tea was held at the residence of the child's paternal grandmother, Mrs.Flora C.Van Wyck.Volunteens of the High School Red Cross make, repair and distribute toys for children who are confined to bed because of illness or a handicap.Permanent Collection of Paintings by : Ronald Davies Davies HOUSE OF PAINTINGS 4908 Sherbrooke St.West HU.6-1264 Pierrefonds 9656 Gouin Blvd.West, (Beside the River) Cuisine Française An exclusive Dining Room located in a French Canadian home built in 1789.\u201dFuuLY LICENSED for your dining pleasure For Reservations phone : 684-4398 Open 12 noon to 12 A.M.(Closed Mondays) » Never fail pastry To 5 to 6 cups flour add: 1 tablespoon baking powder 1 teaspoon salt 1 scant teaspoon brown sugar 1 1b.lard.lightly beat together, 1 egg 1 tablespoon vinegar and add water enough to make % cup in all, Cut dry ingredients together and add liquid gradually.Chill and use as needed.NEW YORK Terry is also finding new favor for summer and we will see it in jump suits and pants with matching tops and even casual dresses.Unusual color combinations in prints and jacquards are promised.LONDON Shiny vinyls to give the Mrs.| Peel\u2019 look will be a lift to many wardrobes this spring and are practical too.Bags, hats with floppy brims, umbrella and boots : are being shown now to lift our spirits and to keep us dry in the spring rains to come.Beside the \u2018Defenders\u2019 favorite black, there is white, yellow and the very new \u2018nude\u2019 look of clear view vinyl.Patterns include all the regulars as well as a zebra print, and all are as light as any feather.WEST END SCHOOL of ART SUMMER COURSE Boys and Girls |] to 15 Three mornings a week.Studio work and museum trips.5686 Monkland Ave.484-4277 Genuine Choice Western BEEF QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u2019 Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Gro~ ceries, Fruits & Vegetables *IMPORTED PRODUCTS ® NICHOL'S AND SCHNEIDER'S BACON, HAMS & SAUSAGE 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 HOUSE AND GARDEN TOUR.Members of the committee for the House and Garden Tour being held by the Auxiliary of the Royal Ed- ward-Laurentian Chest Hospitals on Tuesday.May 31, from ten to half-past four o'clock, in ~ Westmount Girl Guides Rally Westmount District Girl Guides Early in 1966 the Guiders of the Westmount District expressed the desire to hold some kind of \u2018Get Together\u2019 for all the girls in the District.It was generally felt that they needed to meet their fellow Guides and Brownies in as informal a setting as possible in order to understand the meaning of one of the aims of the Movement: \u2018a friend to all and a sister to every other Guide\u2019.All the consequent meetings, plans and organizing found its outlet at a Rally on May 7 in the Gym of the Westmount High School.The event was attended by approx.150 girls representing 5 Brownie Packs and 3 Guide Companies.Our District Commissioner, Mrs.V.Wilson- Smith who held most of the mectings, and acted as M.C.at the Rally introduced the Guests of the day following a very impressive March Past and Colours by the Guides.Mrs.H.D.Starkey, Quebec Provincial Commissioner, who gave a short address to all; and Mrs.J.Robertson, Viewmount missioner.Children\u2019s (Speo & Miller STUDIOS SPRINGTIME REVUE Loyola College Auditorium FRIDAY, 7:30 p.m.Proceeds divided equally between the Service, ond Jesuits Missions, Darjeeling, India.Admission : Phone: 484-3717 JUNE 3rd Douglas Hospital, $1.50 | Several Awards were presented to girls in the District: Jane Hampson from the 34th Company was presented with her All-Round Cords, Barbara Harbert of the 34th Pack her Golden Hand, Pamela Spencer and Marianne Stoffregen of the 16th Pack their Golden Hands.Each Company and Pack then performed a 5 min.skit for our entertainment.This ranged from plays to National Dances.It was most exciting and enjoyed by all.Several games were played which involved most of those present.Miss Miriam Tees then conducted a Giant Campfire.The, sounds of the Rounds and songs was most delightful, and certainly was a credit to Miss Tees as leader, and to the Guiders for past training of the girls.The Rally from all reports! was unquestionable success and certainly achieved the aim we had hoped for in its planning.Much of the credit for its] smooth running goes to Mrs.Wilson-Smith and to the Com- Guiders for their help in pre- a paring the girls and for keeping them well in hand at the : Rally.Let up hope that this is onc event that can be repeated and perhaps become an Annual event in Westmount.Betty Spiers - Miller who will present her Springtime Revue on Friday evening at 7.30 p.m at Loyola College Auditorium.Knowlton.From left to right: MOLSON, MRS.ROBERT FRICKER and MRS.BERNARD DANSEREAU, Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.W.R.Hastings, 465 Elm Ave., or from Mrs.R.M.Everson, 810 Upper Belmont \u2018Net officers installed terhvod of Congregation Shaar Hashomayim was held on Wednesday, May 11 at the Synagogue.450 Kensington Ave.The , outgoing president, Mrs.W, Aronoff.gave a review of the year's activities and the new officers for the year 1966-67 were installed.They are: Immediate Past President: Mrs.W.Aronoff President: Mrs.W, Abrams; Vice Presidents: Mrs.H.Surchin.Mrs.H.Kassie, Mrs, S.Cohen.Mrs.S.Kaplan, Mrs, E.B.Rubin; Freasurer: Mrs.!.Stuppel.Financial Sceretary: Mrs, N.Diamond; Recording Sceretary: Mrs.M.Solloway; Corresponding Secretary: Mrs.B Karr; Social Secretary Mrs.J Rosen | The annual mecting of the Sis- i I Peter Pan Nursery School Private Kindergarten Special programme arranged for Children from 3 to 6 years.REGISTER NOW LIMITED ENROLMENT Particulars on Application Mrs.A.F.D.Macdonald {Miss Elizabeth Veitch) 220 Prince Albert Avenue For Appointment Please Phone Between 9 am.and 4 p.m.486-4310 or 481.3603 MRS.WILLIAM PE dd ES LA ®e ce JUN Transportation Available George Pickrell GUARANTEED FLOWERS Tel.: 935-5431 \u2014- Delivery Anywhere 4154 St.Catherine Street West (Opposite Elm Ave.) THE BEST HAIRSTYLE AT THE BEST PRICE SHAMPOO & HAIRSET .$2.25 HAIRCUT $1.25 TOTAL $3.50 _ PROFESSIONAL PERMANENTS $7.50 up ZY, Beauty Sa lon y DECARIE BLVD.TEL.: 488-7070 South of N.D.G.Ave.(Ample Parking) Seas ee ase trees tetas 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-At-Home Service Available or Shop in complete comfort at 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accepted efter 3.30 p.m.Tuesday for current Issue.For cenvenience, Adteker on duty M , Tuesdoy end Wednesdey Accounts may be paid an any Montreal Island branch of The Bank of Montreal\u201d Qu 1 PROPERTY FOR SALE 8173 _ St.Laurent NEAR GOLF COURSE.BUNGALOW 3 BEDROOMS.: T RANGED.CALL 2331-0556, 3 ~ PROPERTY WANTED WESTMOUNT - Retired Westmount couple are anxious to buy a 4 bedroom home - comfortable and prac- cial - with fireplace and parking.Near center of city and transportation.Occupancy July 15.Price $40 - 50,000.Please call Mrs.Helen Blackmore 481-8900 or 484-8433.Arthur Snow Realities Reg'd.Broker MY clients, a young professional with two children are seeking the luxury of a Westmount home in a residential district, They require four bedrooms with September occupancy.Willing to pay for a home which will suit his needs, $50,000 up.If you feel that your home might meet these Bloom 484-8433 eves.489-9010 ae SON NOW| 2asaa BUILDING REPAIRS VERN OATWAY.contractor, general maintenance, specializing in kitchens, bathrooms, playrooms, balcony repairs, painting.WE, 2-5032.0 \u201cCARPE NTRY i Are vou satisfied with your present game room?| \u2014 or perhaps \u2014 do vou want a new one or any home addition.Let us do a guaranteed job with better workmanship at a competitive price ! CHARLIE LAROSE 636-0591 | Mr.Home | Improvement BUSINESS SERVICE SCRIPT HAND WRITING CERTIFICATES \u2014 DIPLOMAS SCROLLS BANQUET PLACE CARDS | ETC REASONABLE RATES CALL Rl.4-6662 AFTER 6 P.M CARTAGE Cameron Express Reg'd.ALL MOVING, STORAGE, CRATING.PACKAGING, SHIPPING.PICK UP AND DELIVER.REASONABLE RATES.CALL 931-1801 USE OUR \\ CLASSIFIEDS FOR BEST RESULTS ARTHUR SNOW REALTIES REGD.a da.di dt dt de dû à à A a à M dû A de Service Directory ae dt di ln di.din.de An da as DRESSMAKING EXCLUSIVE EUROPEAN DRESSES, SUITS, COATS, CUSTOM MADE, REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS.HU, 8-4245.EXCLUSIVE ALTERATIONS AND REMODELLING IN YOUR HOME.REFERENCES.489-7707, FOOT CLINIC Pedicure Manicure Facial PEDICURE INCLUDING REMOVING OF CALOUSES, CORNS, INGROWN TOE NAILS.EYE BROWS TRIMMED, TINTED.IN YOUR HOME DAYS OR EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT.CALL HUNTER 6-6244, ~ LOANS 77 .Need Money Quickly?WE ARE ABLE TO SUPPLY YOU WITH A LOAN.ONE DAY SERVICE, NO COMMISSION.OPEN 10 A.M.TILL 10 P.M.INCLUDING SATURDAYS.Apply Dupac Ltd.582 - 90th Ave.LaSalle 365-3800 PAINTING & k DECORATING PAINTING and wall paper hanging xpert.Reasonable.Free estimate.CALL ROBERT 665-2078 UPHOLSTERY ANDY THE UPHOLSTERER General upholstering.Period furniture repaired and recovered.Telephone Sas 5912.After 8 pm.937- ST.LAURENT, $11,750.1 room cottage near Monkland Station, completely redecorated, $2,000 cash.748- requirements, please call, Mrs.Joan ; 5 COUNTRY PROPERTY \u2014 For Sale LAKE SIMON: 3 bedrooms, kitchen, 220 power, living room, sun porch, inside plumbing, sandy beach, boat, motor, completely furnished.Phone 695-2585.COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET Plattsburgh, N.Y.Canadian money accepted at par, 2-3 bedroom, modern cottages, private, safe sandy beach.Ideal for children.Recreation hall, playground, laundry room, 42 Scomotion Avenue, end of road.488-7094.sandy beach, ideal location.671-7898.26 LOTS FOR SALE Owl\u2018s Head Area 9 Acres wooded cedar property on High Knoll overlooking Owl's Head Mountain Lake Memphremagog.Ideal year round sports enjoyment.i 300 footage on good road.open year round.17 miles off Eastern Township Autoroute.pay 300: 878-9636.Evenings 932- 1927.CHATEAUGUAY North.Corner lot 65 x 120, serviced.Call 331-2532.33 BUSINESS OPPOR\u2019S.WANTED Experienced Nursing Home ; Administrator | Is INTERESTED IN LEAS- | ING EXISTING NURSING HOME.CALL: 737-8558 BETWEEN 5 AND 7 P.M 39 OFFICES TO LET Westmount St.Catherine at Metcalfe, ground floor, air-conditioned, 1600 square feet of bright clean space divided into 3 offices, heated, janitor service, parking facilities, transportation at front door.GUARDIAN TRUST CO.ADMINISTRATION DEPT, 842-8251 52 FURNISHED APTS, TO LET | Sublet GROSVENOR NEAR WESTERN, 3 FURNISHED ROOMS, T.V., OCTOBER OR LONGER IF DESIRED.WE.2-5643.5 NURSING HOME Sunrise Nursing Home PENDLETON, ONTARIO WILL CARE FOR ELDERLY INVALIDS AND INDIGENT PERSONS, IRRESPECTIVE OF RACE, CREED T7 |OR COLOR.PRIVATE AND SEMI - PRIVATE ROOMS GOVERNMENT LICENSE WRITE FOR PARTICULARS 737-5021.NORTH HERO, Vermont, Summer cottage to rent for season, private Phone 8e CHILDREN\u2019S BOARD ELECTRICAL SERVICE @ INDUSTRIAL © COMMERCIAL ® RESIDENTIAL 24 HOURS EMERGENCY SERVICE INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE H.R.CASSIDY LTD.484-3523 5765 Monkiand Ave.Quality - Service « Satisfaction 98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female Foster Homes Wanted By Catholic Welfare Bureau English - speaking Catholic Foster homes for children of Chinese and Japanese origin.Board, clothing and medical care supplied, Please call 933- 7381 extension 51 or 31 for further information.82 AUTOS FOR SALE \u201864 Triumph SPITFIRE, WITH OVER DRIVE, 8,500 MILES, RADIO, LIGHTER, EXCELLENT CONDITION, 366-9328, AFTER 5.30.JEEP 1950 with shovel for snow, perfect condition $500.RE.8-1491 days only, ISUZU Bellett, 1965, execellent condition, 6,000 miles, whitewall Micheline tires.Second car.$1,400 or best offer, Call 937-7380 after 5.30 p.m.MERCURY Montery hard top 1963.22,000 miles, completely automatic, fully equipped.Excellent condition.334-0097 Evenings.90 GARAGE TO LET METCALFE near Sherbrooke, Small car only, 932-2810 after 4.30 p.m.WANTED 96 PARKING SPACE Parking Space Wanted AREA OF ROSLYN-SHER- BROOKE.CALL HU.6-3980.98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female GOOD PERMANENT POSITIONS IF YOU CAN SPEAK FRENCH AND ENGLISH FLUENTLY AND IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN SWITCHBOARD WORK.No Experience Required Salary While Training FOR APPOINTMENT CALL BETWEEN 2 & 7 P.M.MISS RICKABY 861-6002 EMERGENCY HOMF.FOR GIRLS Requires Reliable Staff FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS: SATURDAY AND SUNDAY DUTY, EVENING DUTY AND COOK GENERAL.PLEASE PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT: Westmount Office Requires part time receptionist, 10 to 4.Typing essential.Mature woman preferred.$125 monthly.Call Mrs.Bennett 439-8658 or Evenings 486-9266 104 HELP WANTED - Male, Female Couple Wanted WIFE TO LOOK AFTER SMALL RESIDENCE FOR ELDERLY LADIES IN WEST- MOUNT, MAN TO HAVE OUTSIDE EMPLOYMENT.FREE APARTMENT AND UTILITIES, SMALL SALARY WILL BE PAID TO THE WOMAN.REPLY TO BOX 1580, 7005 KILDARE ROAD.MONTREAL 29, P.Q.112 MOTHER'S HELPER ABLE girl wanted to mind children in St, Agathe, $20 weekly.Must be over 16.Call RI.8-8396 \u2014 RI.7-9567.MOTHER'S helper wanted, sleep in.weekends in country.744-5975, MATURE school girl wanted in Hampstead home for summer months.HU.2-9073.113 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED HOUSEKEEPER Companion wanted.Middle-aged for elderly lady in Central Westmount Nice apartment.Call WE.7-3266.115 BABY SITTERS WANTED 932-5306 OR 932-5833 Good Postion RESPONSIBLE PERSON WANTED FOR FULL TIME BABY SITTING AND LIGHT HOUSEWORK.ONE CHILD, WE.5-2263.CHILDREN\u2019S Camp \u2014 Separate camps for boys and girls, aged 6-17, Established 1945.All land and water sports including \u2014 archery, tennis, aquaplaning, water skiing, canoe trips, riding on camp's ponies and horses without extra charge; handicrafts, ete.College trained counselors.Nurse.Excellent home cooked meals.Insulated eabins with hot and cold water.Government inspected.Righly recommended.Ask for free illustrated booklet.Only 845 weekly (subsidized).Dr.and Mrs.Martin, directors, (AMP LAURENTIDE Fourteen Island Lake, Quebec (near Shawbridge in the Laurentians) Address all communications to: P.O.BOX 12, MONTREAL, QUE.Phone: 453.337] w .\u2018 \u2018 + + + * .2 » e » .+ Pe * - > < > \u2019 » 3 > | .117 DOMESTIC EMPLOY.- WANTED Home Aid Registry Many good openings for all kinds of JUNIOR bed: 138 FOR SALE \u2014 General CLEARINGS \u2014 CARPETS REMNANTS - VARIOUS SIZES \u2014 EXCELLENT BARGAINS \u2014 BROADLOOM.VARIOUS KINDS, ALSO ALL WOOL RUGS AND RUNNERS \u2014 LOW PRICES.CALL 787- 7388 ANYTIME.\u201cchrome high chair: (baby scale.Perfect, Reasonable.747- | 6389.DOMESTIC HELP FULL OR PART-TIME ; motor.| 6 p.m.Phone: 861-2343 COMPANION - Help.Mature refined woman capable, dependable, would give light part time household service in nice home in return for comfortable partly furnished room.board and small remuneration.Lady alone preferred.Tele phone noon to 3 pm.or 7 to 8 p.m.486-8148, 122 FOR SALE \u2014 Living room furniture A Rare Buy SOFA CHIPPENDALE STYLE, PERFECT CONDITION, COVERED IN OFF WHITE PURE SILK, $300.NO DEALERS.CALL 733-9212, CHESTERFIELD converts to double ped (grey).Perfect.$45.489-9590.CHESTERFIELD with matching chair, Good condition.$55.482-1804, 127 FOR SALE \u2014 Bedroom furniture BUNK beds, converts to twin beds, mattress spring and ladder.single and double headboards, reasonable, 747-7349.130 FOR SALE \u2014 | _ Kitchen equipment Ï $25.00 | Stove: 40 | General Electric inch.Call 489-1797 DISHWASHER, Hobart.portable, (Kitchen Aide).Perfect condition, Reasonable, Call 935-1920, after 5 p.m.WESTINGHOUSE fridge, 7 c.f., good condition, $40.Call 769-4370.132 FOR SALE \u2014 Musical instruments SET of Olympic Drums, white, Phone 935-3060 between 5 and 10 p.m.ELECTRIC guitar and 4 plug amplifier.Brand new.Never used, cause illness.$65.769-4216.PIANO reconditioned, tuned.For beginner.$135.including cartage.1690 College, St-Laurent.136 FOR SALE.\u2014 Clothing and furs LADIES | THERE !S MONEY IN YOUR CLOSETS IF CLUTTERED WITH IMPORTS OR ORIGINAL MODELS, IN PERFECT CONDITION.SELL! THEM THROUGH.LA BOUTIQUE FANTASQUE ' MODES | 2075 CRESCENT ST.288-3655 138 FOR SALE \u2014 \u2014 General 4 INCH Jointer: 8 inch circular saw both floor models, complete with Reasonable.PO.7-9688.after MODERN mahogany bedrooin set with | off white white bam- double bed: wall-to-wall drapes for 14 feet wall; boo roll up blinds: glass coffee table and matching lamp table; Beatty ironing machine: dining room fix ture; hall fixtures Call 733-3196.DESK AND FILING CABINET, $25 EACH: BED ROOM SUITE, & PIECE BEAUTYREST MATTRESS.$150.738-5473.AFTER 6 P.M.DRUMS; several 45 gallon drum: available.Ideal for wharves and raft: at summer cottage.Call 631-9256 684-3092, BEDROOM set limed oak: girl's bed: room furniture white and gold; dining room set, including hutch, buffet table apd 6 chairs.Call 747-5379, after 7 p.m, ORIENTAL rug, 8 x 10 $50.Call HU.6-9837, CARPET EDGES TAPED.\u2014 REPAIRS LAID, \u2014 EXPERT, \u2014 \"REASONABLE.CALL 1737-7833 ANYTIME.ANTIQUE dresser, davenport, very good condition, Reasonable.Call HU.9-2210.KITCHEN SET; dinette set oak): hesterfield, 2 chairs: electric reducing belt.744-1423 151 WANTED TO PURCHASE What Have You ?WE BUY ANYTHING OF VALUE \u2014 ANTIQUES, PIANOS, CARPETS.ETC.CALL 744-0948.WANTED: Old fashioned coloured leaded glass shade.Preferably in good order.Call 845-7794.Occasional Chairs Wanted Something like a captains chair but upholstered and suitable for living room.Private.747-0424 evenings.PIANO.will 748-6859.Slow down on city streets Careful duced speed on residential streets, particularly near parked cars.Many child traffic accidents occur when a youngster runs into the street parked car.When passing a pedestrian in l the street, motorists should slow Fairisle | Knitting Machine MAKES FULL RANGE OF KNITTING IN PERFECT CONDITION.BEST OFFER TAKES IT.CALL 489-0677.Hampstead Home Sold BUREAUS; SECTIONAL LIVING ROOM SET; CARPETS; LAMPS; T.V.; KITCHEN SET; DRAPES; CEDAR CHEST; RECORD PLAYER.REASONABLE.MUST SELL.CALL 481-3061.VISIT LARIVEE FLEA MARKET We have many antiques in glassware, silverware, bedroom and dining room sets.odd chairs and tables, desks.etc.2085 NOTRE DAME W.932-0491 {AFTERNOONS ONLY} down and give him room.If a pedestrian is crowded by a car, \u2018he can easily become confused and step into the path of an ap- | proaching vehicle, Reckless drivers may not pay attention to appeals for safe driving, but they will pay attention to the threat of arrest and possible loss of their driving license.The alert motorist doesn\u2019t rely completely on the driver ahead to tell him when to pass.He realizes other drivers mean well, but can be subject to error, Drivers must maintain an adequate following distance from the car ahead, so they can stop in time.Recent surveys show tailgating causes one third or more of all accidents.Smart drivers will watch traffic as far up the road as possible.In addition to the car ahead, the car behind and the cars approaching from each side.Spotting hazards at a distance gives more time to stop or steer clear of an accident, \u201cbuy used piano.Call\u2019 driving calls for ve- | from behind a\u2019 Oven helps for June brides Many young women who may have been quite quick and very efficient cooking on top of the stove many years before mar., riage may now find themselves | faced with the more serious business of baking and roasting in an oven.For them we offer these few suggestions and may | good luck attend their efforts.; ; Care must be taken not to place pans too near the sides of the oven us this will cause uneven rising and browning.There should be at least one inch clearance between the pan and the side of the oven.; Befort placing delicate foods | in the oven to bake, it is desir- | able to wait until oven has reached desired temperature; that is indicated by the flame automatically turning low.Avoid opening oven door.| COOKIE AND BISCUIT PROBLEMS A.Cookies and Biscuits too brown on top.1.Uneven heat distribution in oven, See thai flue is unobstructed.2.Pan set too high in oven., B.Cookies and Biscuits bure on bottom.1.Uneven distribution of heat in oven.2.Pan with too deep sides.3.Black or granite pan used.4.Pan set on too low a rack in oven.3.Pan too wide or for oven. RAGE MAY 28/29, 66 See all the exciting action! See the famous international drivers! Who will win the LABATT trophy?It's sure to be a very close race.Don't miss it! It's one of the top events in Canadian car racing\u2014the Labatt \"50\" | AT THE MONT-TREMBLANT ST.JOVITE CIRCUIT ! } ae cae sant s settee car eante ares [COA IW MONTREAL, (ANABA [EAE EEREERR taCATT LIMITE CI fi! RAS ON EI TAKE FIVE FOR FIFTY Brewed in Quebec by LABATYT BREWERY LIMITED 9961 \u201897 Ao \u2018Aopsiny) \u2018saujwoxy sunouysam dL \u2014 §|( The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, May 26, 1966 \u2014 16 The Facts Six years of achievement Six years of unparalleled progress Six years ago The Quebec Liberal Party, under the leadership of Jean Lesage, promised to take Quebec out of its political and social limbo and make a great leap forward.These were not idle words.The facts are \u2014 The Lesage government with your support has \u2014 y provided technical training for 47,805 unemployed persons ; and retrained 2,000 skilled workers, in one ; ; year, who had been displaced by automation or fot history of Quebec, economic reasons ; established in law the rights of married women ; enacted the first anti-discrimination law in the 4 increased the limit on farm loans from 10 thous- adopted public tendering for government contracts ; and to 15 thousand dollars and, since 1960, approved 19,450 loans amounting to 137 million 316 reorganized the Provincial Police Force; thousand dollars : established a universal and portable pension plan v/ Provided farmers with compensation for crop losses which served as a model for the Canada Pension caused by inclement weather : Plan; y/ provided municipalities with 115 million dollars for certain public works, 6 million in four years for improvement in fire protection and 22 million 900 thousand dollars for waterworks and sewer systems; provided assistance for widows and spinsters ; increased by ten dollars a month the pension for invalids and the blind ; NSN NN NSS SN increased the allowance for needy mothers by v authorized 11 thousand 476 winter works in five twenty dollars per month (seventy-five to ninety- years which provided 141 million 841 thousand five dollars) and increased the allowance for their dollars in wages ; children by ten dollars per month (now twenty dol- V/ constructed 1 thousand 189 miles of new roads lars per month) for each child after the second ; since 1960: adopted a hospitalization insurance plan ; / spent in six years 196 million dollars in the construction of rural roads, 295 million on highways and 343 million dollars on road and highway main« tenance ; created a public electricity system and undertook the most spectacular hydro electric development program in Canada including the installation of the highest voltage transmission system of alternating Vv current in the world ; SS developed a master highway plan for Quebec: doubled the expenditure for winter road mainte provided free secondary education for all ; nance in five years : provided free text books and transportation for students; provided student allowances of 120 dollars a year W established an Industrial Development Board.for 16 and 17 year olds; in the past six years 3 thousand 562 new industries reduced the drop-out factor of 13 to 16 year olds, in were established in Quebec creating 289 thousand one year (1965) by 13%; new jobs.Vv created an economic planning council ; SS SN SS Many other things have been achieved.And much remains to be done.The Quebec Liberal Party, under the leadership of Jean Lesage, has a realistic program for the next five years which will be outlined in subsequent advertisements.To make Quebec stronger Keep Quebec moving forward Vote LIBERAL on June 5th Published by Mr.Jean Morin, 905 Pratt, Montreal 8, official agent, Quebec Liberal Party "]