The Westmount examiner, 9 juin 1966, Cahier 1

[" - OPPOSITION RIN Hobden makes surprise showing Richard Hyde will return to Quebec to represent ! Westmount and he will take with him a 15.000 vote majority.It's obvious that the people of - - \u2014 se Westmount are willing to settie MONTREAL 6.THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1966 20 PAGES 5¢ for none other.and that they \u2014_ res = +0 | back the platform of both Hyde SWAMPS A on 2 and ex-Premier Jean Lesage.Hyde's closest rival in his landslide victory was National Union Vol.XXXIV, No.22 ; candidate Urbain Fisher who poll- © y Oo resu is ed some 2,300 votes.Fisher described himself, after the elec- Including only those poles located within our City limits j ton, as in ! voters of taking an, \u2018ostrieh-like 2 2 = Z a head-in-the ground attitude to- Zz = [4 2 = > 2 = = HOB ne © 2 3 ward the election 3 a gE 5 @ af 3 4 Z B Only some 48 of the total vote 7 a yo i £ 2 = = £ = g m 2 2 was cast on Sunday 140 -\u2014 3685 The Boulevard 246 3 2 136 0 8 16 165 The bignest surprise in the elec apos tion, next to the Provincial NU 14la \u2014 3685 The Boulevard 190 5 0 103 0 0 12 120 victory.was the RIN showing in 141b \u2014 3685 The Boulevard 117 2 1 59 0 0 9 71 , Westmount.Mrs.Andrée Maillet- 142a \u2014 3685 The Boulevard 190 11 0 9% 0 2 2 11 :Hobden, polled a total of 1,141 142b \u2014 3685 The Boulevard 157 9 4 77 0 2° 1 93 votes lo place a close fourth in 143 \u2014 3685 The Boulevard 275 14 8 126 0 4 15 167 the running to Independent Join 144 \u2014 3685 The Boulevard 20 22 3 93 0 5 17 140 Ce Us first count.ane West nn ) \"= n the first \u20ac the Wes 145 \u2014 4760 The Boulevard 177 8 1 110 1 3 8 131 mount returning officer placed 146 \u2014 4760 The Boulevard 182 0 11 0 1 15 127, Dunne behind Mme.Hobden wath 147 \u2014 4699 Westmount Ave.260 6 0 150 0 t 21 178 less than 1,000 votes 148 \u2014 4699 Westmount Ave.208 4 1 125 0 4 10 144 The newly formed Quebec Cou 149 \u2014 3685 The Boulevard 220 3 0 125 0 4 4 136 servative Party, which organic.150 \u2014 3685 The Boulevard 217 6 3 120 1 2 10 142 am Wet = - - - | an) st 151a \u2014 4699 Westmount Ave.140 5 4 3 0 2 7 91 mounts English-speaking popu 151b \u2014 4699 Westmount Ave.191 10 2 107 1 1 20 14) \u201clation, failed to linish ahead of 152 \u2014 4699 Westmount Ave.256 2 2 140 0 6 37 187 the RIN with itoger Billette poll- 153 \u2014 11 Côte St-Antoine Rd.158 4 1 64 1 3 15 8, Ing only (i vutes.Hallienient Na 154 \u2014 11 Côte St-Antoine Rd.136 2 1 77 0 1 10 9 | bona hate dent the ee 155 \u2014 11 Cite St-Antome Rd.272 6 2 133 0 5 17 163, RICHARD HYDE number he polled wr the federal 156 \u2014 11 Cote St-Antoine Rd.252 19 4 131 0 7 12 173, 5 e ) ; election when he ran against ln.157 \u2014 11 Cote St-Antoine Rd.268 7 3 158 0 1 25 164 Bergevin and Angers dustry Minister Drury in West: 158 \u2014 11 Côte St-Antoine Rd.187 9 1 101 1 0 118 ce mount.159 \u2014 360 Clarke Av.12 4 1 5 0 0 4 ou @lected commissioners iii.ici he won 160 \u2014 360 Clarke Ave.10 2 2 TT 1 12 9 103 | \u201chave no trouble holding his seat.161 \u2014 360 Clarke Ave.269 6 3 16 0 1 4 179 Charles Bergevin and Ed- He scemed more intent on wateh- 8 | ; 162 \u2014 4585 Sherbrooke St.W.234 6 3 111 0 14 25 159 ouard Angers were elected | e \u201cing the television accounts of .- .Liberal setbacks across tl 'o- 163 \u2014 4585 Sherbrooke St.W.200 4 2 8 0 8 89 this week to fill the two Sun volin re and Pa 164 | seats as school commission- ° peared visibly worried about the 165 | \u20144585 Sherbrooke St.W.269 9 7 110 0 2 7 155 ers for St.Leon-de-West-! ° e results, 166 \u2014 4585 Sherbrooke St.W.215 9 7 9% 0 6 13 130 mount.| '\" ht' In an interview, Hyde admitted 167 \u2014 4585 Sherbrooke St.W.255 8 2 121 0 3 24 158, ! I In \u201cthat he did not expect the relat- i The announcement was g i 168 \u2014 4585 Sherbrooke St.W.174 4 2 6 0 1 18 94.ra , tively strong showing of both the 169 | made by Guy Picard.pg (RIN and Independent John ry-treasurer of the m-] { Dunne.170 | \u20144585 Sherbrooke St, W.203 12 4 100 0 3 16 135 | ation er of t ° | Westmount nt think any of the can 171 \u2014 4585 Sherbrooke St.W.202 10 4 142 0 7 20 18 Th le ti SE | didates other than the National 172 \u2014 4585 Sherbrooke St.W.201 6 5 9 1 2 13 12) a du A eh three \">| Rambling round West.Union candidate would jet more 173 | ali Charles Bergovin [mound Sunday, one would Mn token support.\u201d 174 | \u201411 Côte St-Antoine Rd.259 7 2 125 0 10 17 161|terms of Charles Bergevin, \"M950\" * y.ve On the other hand, Hyde also 175 \u2014 11 Côte St-Antoine Rd.178 5 3 9 1 2 5 106 who was re-elected, and Al-|certainly not have gained sated, \u201cI didn't anticipate the 176 \u2014 4626 Sherbrooke St.W.224 8 5 74 0 11 16 114 bert Gadbois, who, when his the impression that an elec- landslide.It shows that at least 177 \u2014 4626 Sherbrooke St.W.119 © 2 1 2 0 11 9 55 .; tion was in progress, or that; Westmounters support the poli: 178 \u2014 4626 Sherbrooke St.W.177 4 0 60 0 4 7 75 ter th ended, was president |\u2018 big majorite was being \u201cles of Mr, Lesage.\u201d 179 \u2014 4626 Sherbrooke St.W.187 1 6 8 1 5 11 108/01 Vie commissioners, com- e led for winner, and i 180 \u2014 4626 Sherbrooke St.W.209 15 1 8 1 8 18 125) ing to an end.fo e \"R ot ee Mini fo { 181 \u2014 4626 Sherbrooke St.W.156 3 1 9% 0 2 9 106; The three other commis-| former Revenue Minister.182 \u2014 46% Sherbrooke St.W.176 6 1 68 0 11 2 106: ooo one aac 4 Me.Richard Hyde.Roslyn HSA 183 \u2014 360 Clarke Ave.20 15 2 104 1 7 20 149 \"ps ; I.6 ati 184 \u2014 360 Clarke Ave.205 12 6 137 1 7 9 172|Mahon, Dr.Richard Power In the first hour of voting \u2014 | fi 185 \u2014 360 Clarke Ave.12 9 5 7 0 2 15 106/and Jean Rinfret.between 10 a.m.and 1 a.m.here) elects officers 186 \u2014 360 Clarke Ave.145 5 2.86 0 3 4 98 20 ee c lew voters, sc 5 8°, 187 \u2014 360 Clarke Ave.276 11 0 145 0 12 15 183 the polls of impatient residents, pe final meeting of the Ros 188 \u2014 360 Clarke Ave.18¢ 13 0 8 0 4 13 112 Jr baseball who wanted to get out to the |v Home and School Associa- 189 \u2014 360 Clarke Ave.158 3 1 5 0 0 16 75; e country and were more than 8! tion took place on Thursday.190a \u2014 30 Clarke Avenue 20 33 2 52 0 4 8 99 little irked 8 the lection a June 2.190b \u2014 30 Clarke Avenue 202 79 1 6 1 0 1 148 opens soon June weekends.and they said so Prior to the meeting.as in 191 \u2014 30 Clarke Avenue 162 2 7 0 6 12 102 5.ey \u2018| previous years, the teachers of 192a \u2014 30 Clarke Avenue 290 1 170 0 0 9 182! Residents of Westmount, At 11 am.in fact.in front of}.gehool attended a dinner 192b \u2014 30 Clarke Avenue 301 1,195 0 6 6 216 bovs 14 \"5 of a ere polling station, a young man given for them by the Home and 193 \u2014 20 Academy Road 198 1 8 0 7 12 113|00¥ years 0 age and us emerging from the station in School Association.194a \u2014 20 Academy Road 190 2 114 0 1 7 141 under, may register for base- iennis shorts and a La Presse The slate of officers for 1966 194b \u2014 20 Academy Road 208 3 10 0 9 6 122 ball instruction which will camera-man was taking his pic- \"(8 SHC 0 OF leors for 1OEG- 195 \u2014 20 Academy Road 210 0 87 0 6 7 115 he held on Saturday morn- ture, and that was all the action outgoing president J.Le Porter 196 | ings between 9:00 and 12:00 in evidence.was accepted unanimously 197 | \u201420 Academy Road 333 0 136 1 15 26 190 h os A tour around the polls at 2 .Se 198 \u2014 20 Academy Road 161 2 6 1 1 11 gsjat the Westmount Athletic! p.m.for an hour revealed a bit| The new executive is as fol- 199 | Grounds.of an increase but even at this l0W8: 200 | \u2014330 Clarke Avenue % 8 616 0 3 10 183, time there were polis that had| President, M.L.Rothman; Ist 201 \u2014 330 Clarke Avenue 133 6 4 5 0 3 11 74 7 not reached the 30% mark and it vice-president, C.Burgess; 2nd 202 \u2014 330 Clarke Avenue 146 1 5 36 1 5 20 68, | looked like a light vote.vice-president, H.A.Jones: 208 \u2014 330 Clarke Avenue 164 4 3 4 0 5 7 64 naex In the last hour ot balloting, Treasurer.J.PP.H.Castle: sec- 204 | .| however, Westmount pulled up|'eläry.Mrs.D.Everall.205 | \u2014330 Clarke Avenue 232 14 5 7% 1 2 3 9 Churches .P.12 its collective socks and almost| After the business part of the 206 \u2014 330 Clarke Avenue 239 11 5 80 3 1 8 108; Classified P.16-17 reached the 50% mark, as cars| meeting the audience was enter- 207 \u2014 330 Clarke Avenue 244 11 5 8 0 1 3 106 \u201classiied .F.Jo- rolled home from the Laurentians tained by a delightful perform.208 \u2014 190 Selby 195 15 5 5 5 8 5 93 Editorial P.4 and the Eastern Townships, in|ance of Hansel and Gretel, pre- 209a \u2014 190 Selby 10 5-5 43 0 1 6 60 rere Te time for residents to record their sented by the pupils of grade 5.209b ] Sports .P, 19 sentiments.This colorful presentation was 210 J \u2014190 Selby 297 31 18 6 3 2 11 131 And they did, in a resounding! directed by their classroom Advanced Poll 15 10 119 0 2 12 158 Women's .P, 14-15 way for Richard Hyde MPP, teachers. The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 9, 1966 \u2014 2 YMCA installs 22 directors after Year of preparation Twenty-two persons were installed as directors of the Westmount branch of the Montreal YMCA at its annual meeting held last Friday in the \u2018Y\u2019.Of the twenty-two uominated, 10 are new directors.They are: M.Lennox, T.Burton, S.Eng-! lish, G.Goddard, D.H.Cohoon, R.J.Moyse, Mrs.B.Bayne, Mrs.R.J.Scarabelli, S.Vamos and D.Webster, Other directors who were returned to their positions were: C.E.Reckitt, R, L.Argue, G.C.Burgess, W.D.Rennie, E.M.Taggart, W.D.Macdonald, Mrs.C.Ancrum, R.O.Huntington, R.C.B.Love, D.H.Gatehouse, Dr.S.G.Mason, 1.B.Osgood, W.Ridley and D.KR.Ross.The following were members of the advisory D.0.Bremner, C.L.Copland, N.A.Fellowes, Dr.K.A.C.Elliott, J.F.Lewis, elected W.D.Robb,| 1.R.Tail, A W.D.Swan, E.L.Hamilton, and J.C.An- nesley.Reports were given by G.E.Reckitt, Chairman of the board of Management and D.R.Ross, Chairman of the World Service Committee, and W.M.Ridley, financial chairman to the some one hundred persons attending the meeting.CHAIRMAN\u2019S REPORT G.E.Reckitt, Chairman of the Board of Management of the Westmount YMCA, stated: \u2018This past year could be referred to as the \u2018year of preparation.\u2019 À great deal of deliberation and struggling has been going on within our own branch and the Montreal Association, searching for the answers, as to where we should be going in the future.What do we need to become, to help youth cope with the speed board: jof change of today's accelerated pace of life?\u2018We do not feel that we have all the answers to these questions.What we feel we have ac- Beds ANNUAL FLOWERS IN FLATS 50° OFF on every $5 purchase on presentation of this ad.FERTILIZERS | JACK VINCELLI GARDEN CENTRE 5803 Westminster Ave.N.488-5301 - 482-7480 TOP SOIL for beautiful 488-5301 - 482-7480 5803 Westminster Ave.N.JACK VINCELLI GARDEN CENTRE (EACH AND EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT AT couples and singles SZ) FRIDAY NIGHT SOCIAL 7370 COTE ST.LUC ALSO:\u2014 Duplicate bridge and professional tuition for advanced players.8.15 rv A perfect opportunity for beginners and average lor groups) to improve their game under professional tuition and meet new riends with the same interest .most pleasant atmosphere created by the new air conditioned .Chateau BRIDGE Studio all under the complished is to bring to the Association new and energetic resources, in the persons of new Board, Committee and staff members, to create the climate that permits the releasing of talents and skills, to plan services and modernize our organization in order to become a more effective force in the Community.The days ahead will be heavy with work, as the need is great, but the potential for achievement is unlimited.Active committees and leadership must be recruited and attention must be given to the state of our building.In addition, EXPO '67 will provide some exciting program and service opportunities.We need to turn some of our attention to this.now.MOSS DUDGEON \u2018At the close of the year we lost our Physical Education Director, Mossman Dudgeon.After five years of service to the Branch, Moss left to take up a new position with the Peter- borough Association.Ron Watt, who has been Youth Work Secretary for the past seven years will shortly leave us to take up a new position.Out best wishes go with them to their new responsibilities.We feel fortunate in having obtained competent replacements for these positions in the persons of Andrew Mac- Donald as Physical Education Director.and Kess Winwood as Youth and Extension Secretary.\u201cAs my two year term of office ends, I would like to thank the members of the Board and Staff who have worked together to achieve the goals of this Asso- | ciation.On behalf of the Board of Management a vote of thanks is extended to the Examiner and | the City of Westmount for their .continued support.I look forward with continued interest, to actively working with my fellow board members and staff as we try to | reach the goals we have set for this Branch.\u201d ENQUIRE NOW : 482.6786 five-week courses for boys and ANNUAL CAMPAIGN W.M.Ridley, financial chairman said: \u20181 would like to take this opportunity to extend my appreciation to all the canvassers who have helped us this year in raising funds.This year, our canvassers numbered over one hundred for the first time.Last year, we obtained a figure of $12,220.00 which was approximately 106% of our objective.This year, our objective was raised to $12,300.00 and at the present time, we have raised approximately $11,481.00, which is 93%.We still have money cards outstanding, totaling some $800.00, so we are hopeful that we will reach our objective before June 30th.\u201cOur Blitz this year was made possible by the help of the Royal Bank of Canada which supplied the Assembly Room in the Place Ville Marie Building for our meeting and arranged a tour of their banking premises and executive dining area.We are most appreciative of this gesture and it enabled us to pass out over 90% of all our kits to the canvassers on that day.\u201cI would like to extend special thanks to Mrs, Sue Ancrum, Dick Huntington and Doug.Macdonald who acted as Division Chairman, as well as Roy Mc- Kelvie and his staff.\u201cThis was the first experience in running the campaign for both.Roy and myself and we have henefited greatly by it.\u201d WORLD SERVICE D.R.Ross, Chairman of the World Service Committee said : \u2018\u2019The YMCA World Service program achieved $1,186.00 on an objective of $1,450.00.It is the feeling of the committee that our program was successful in spite of missing the objective.This was due, in part, to a late start, caused b ythe new timing of the Maintenance Campaign.\u201d PHYSICAL DEPARTMENT Physical Director : Mossman Dudgeon, June 1965 - May 1966; John Francis, May 1966.Fellowship Secretaries: John Fee, Swimming Instructor; Pat Vi- bert, Gym and Swim Instructor.Part-Time Stoff: Mrs.Sonia Bol- lini, Morning Ladies Fitness and Modern Dance Instruction: Miss Gae Falconer, Evening Ladies Fitness and Swim Instruction; Miss Ursula Mackie, Tiny Tots Learn to Swim Instruction; Miss Pauline Hubbard, Tiny Tots Learn to Swim Instruction.\u201cLEARN TO SWIM\u201d | This program consists of 20: girls between the ages of 5 to 9.! The objectives of the program are: 1.to introduce and familiarize the children to the water.2.to teach basic aquatic skills with emphasis on water safety.This year again we have continued the mother and child swimming instruction course for 5 year olds, and again it has proved itself to be a very popular program.Enrollment for this ten-week program was approximately 320, an improvement over last year.YOUTH SWIMMING The Youth swimming program has flourished during the past year.Instructional swims have produced some outstanding results and many of our youth members have progressed rapidly along the ten.card system of achievement.Both instructional and recreational swims have been attended throughout the season, ADULT SWIMMING Although most of our adult swimming in the past has been an informal recreational basis, this.yédr .for.fhe\u2019.first.tie we ta have organized special courses of instruction for both men and women.These courses held twice per week well received by both enthusiastic groups of swimmers, and encouraging progress is apparent.GYMNASTICS - JUNIOR Once again our Junior Gym Team under the guidance of Moss Dudgeon has taken top honours in the four local annual gym meets, As a term our Juniors placed 2nd in the Provincial champioinships.2nd in our own inter \u201cY\"\u201d Gym Meet.2nd in the City Championships, and 1st in the Place Nationale Meet.Individually, Miss Susan Wan- klyn placed 1st in the Provincial Championships, 1st in the Place National Gym Meet, 3rd in the City Championships and Ist in our own Westmount \u201c\u2018Y\" Gym Meet.Other outstanding gymnasts on this team were Paula Goldwarg and Nancy Dob- son.ADULT GYMNASTICS This program is offered basically for those members who wish to use the gym equipment for their own particular gymnastic workout; however, instruction on request was offered and widely accepted.FENCING During the past season, fencers, under the direction of Mr.Steve Vamos, have again showed their proficiency in tournaments by taking almost all the top places in both local and national competition.Mr.John Erderly retained his Quebec Provincial Sabre Championship title and placed 2nd by one hit, our after an exciting fence-off for first and third place in the Governor General's International Trophy Competition.Denis Halliwell placed first in the Sil ver Foil Handicap event, 5th in Foil and 6th in Sabre in the National Fencing Championships.Denis also placed 5th in the Governor General's Foil Championships and was selected as spare fencer to the Canadian team to fence at the British Empire games.Mr.Herbert Obst retained the Quebec Foil Championship and also won Provincial Epee Championship title.Mr.Obst also placed 1st in Foil.3rd in Epee and 5th in Sabre in the National Fencing Championship, he was also chosen to be a member of the Canadian team at the British Empire games.MENS KEEP-FIT .The mens fitness classes have run successfully throughout the 65-66 season.With a strong emphasis on cardio-vascular Fitness and weight reduction through running and a full calisthenic workout.This was followed by a friendly game of vollevball with emphasis fellowship.During the last year.(Continued on page 6) this A COMPLETE ROOFING 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 24 HOUR SERVICE Cae ay a nee tne PTT pr so NF { { js 3.; ir A ! a 4 , a \u2019 ! 3 | ; | v £ F a k | | = 14 pb > i] ik i f ; i / hb i.à { IE * Il § a ;, \u2018 + { ; t 3 a if + EED A (AB! UN.6-4551 VETERANS TAXI ASS'N.ESTABLISHED OHNMAN'S PAGE THREE wg.oy WATCH REPAIRS 189 5 Certified Watchæckers JEWELLERS 3.4046 1216 Greene Ave.| During the next few weeks an informal invitation is being issued to all Club members to come along and enjoy games in the gym.The Craft Room will feature exhibits and crafts proposed for the Summer Program.Summer Passports Expo has nothing on Unity.We are issuing Passports to be used on all special trips.Pictures for these will be taken al the the Club.Get yours now!! Some of the proposed trips are to: The Faustin Fish Hatchery.Glengarry Park, Miami of Quebec, Longue Sault, Seigniory Park.etc.Amateur Show The Open House and Amateur Show held last week at the Club were a great success.Many would-be Thespians, Dancers | and Song Birds were included in the program.Miss Luana Amiraults group of dancers \u2014 ; The Stavlights and Jr.Starlights Shown in the picture, from left to right.are Ralph S.Leavitt.= Our hanks uistanding | SL te in Past President, Mrs, Fleming, Mme.Beaubien, and Paul E.| og ha \u20ac ; û ve Coté, Past President.5 Sculpture exhibit res spends with these Ichthyosauria Denise tures by Alfred Laliberte Services were held at the will close at Pauline Mullins Club last for our two \u201cSword- ; tails* who decided the hectic \u2018Gallery on Green avenue pace of the Unity Summer pro- \u2018this Saturday.gram was too much for them.An exhibition of sculp- Montreal Rotary Mike Hansen 2nd honors local woman i To date the exhibition has drawn many viewers Track and Field Results There were four M.B.A.Clubs entered in the various cvents: At a recent meeting of | devotion to l\u2019Hopital Sainte Jus- and has been classed as the the Rotary Club of Mont- tine pout les Enfants, on \u2018which best sculpture showing here 1 Communit Service she has lavished a personal for- ip years.rea y tune and countless hours of vol- Awards were presented to | untary.personal leadership with- Mrs.Andrew Fleming out which the hospital could not O.B.E., and Mme L.deGaspe exist as it does today to serve Beaubien.! oe sree me pe 8 West t rs.eming\u2019's a Westmoun Mme.Beaubien received her | resident.award resulted from award because of her lifelong jength, variety and excellence of J _ | service to the community at the focal or national level in fund | raising, Red Feather.Red Cross, ! Canadian Welfare Council, Montreal Council of Social Agencies, | diplomas from Stanstead Col-| Mr, Cayley leaves to re-join the \"Combined Health Appeal.and lege, the Eastern Townships faculty of Holderness School, | others.i college preparatory school.here | Plymouth, N.H.The awards were presented at, Saturday.the Past Presidents\u2019 Day lunch-i The Birks Silver Medal foi commencement was Dr.Ogden : eon of the Rotary Club of Mont.highest acedemic achievement Glass, principal and vice chan- real, held recently at the Queen by a Grade 12 pupil went to cellor of Bishop's University, * Elizabeth Hotel.| Robert Gemmell, of Granby.Lennoxville, who spoke on the \u2014_\u2014 (William Palmer, of Murdoch- importance of maintaining the ville won the Governor-Gen- highest characteristics of body, eral\u2018s medal for highest Grade, soul and mind.111 standing.The Lieutenant \u2014 East End, Lions, Point St.Charles and Unity.Unity placed second.The standings of the Stanstead College awards presented More than 50 pupils received ed by Raymond Leaster, now at CO.LIMITED MONTREAL, QUEBEC Police and fire their Grade 11 and Grade 12!St.George's School.Montreal.\u2019 Guest-speaker at Saturday's Unity Boys\u2019 Club y track winners listed Club members were Atoms Boys \u2014 50 yard dash 2nd Steve McAfee, 3rd Steve Gillies; Girls - Susanna Jeppesen 2nd, Debbie Bowen 3rd.Broad Jump - Cheryle Gillies, 2nd, Joy Yates id, Softball Throw Susanna Jeppeson 3rd, Sack Race \u2014 Steve MceAfee 2nd Midget Boys (9-100 \u2014 Trevor Ryan 70 Yard Dash Ard, Susan Follette \u2014 Ist.Girls.Gordon Yates \u2014- Standing Broad Jump -\u2014 2nd, Susan Follette 1st Girls Gordon Yates \u2014 Broad Jump 3rd, Susan Follette 3: d Girls Junior Boys (11-12-13) Mike Hansen 2nd \u2014 100 Yard Dash, 220 Yard Dash Eivind Hansen 2nd 1220 Yd.Dash.Giles Denis 1st Hi-Jump.Eivind Hansen Zad - Hi-Jump, Gilles Dents Ist Broad Jump, Fivind Hansen 2nd Hop Step and Jump.Girls \u2014 Christine Henson Ist 100 Yard dash; Christine Hansen Ist - 220 Yard Dash.Christine Hensen Ist - Hi Jump.Masparet Morrissey 3rd - 226 Yard Dash: Christine Henson, Salley Woodhead, Margaret Mor- rissey, Mary Fernandes \u2014 440 Relay \u2014 1st Intermediates (14-15-16) Boys Claude Borden ist \u2014 100 Yard .Dash: Claude Borden Ist - 220 Yard Dash; Claude Borden 2nd \u2014 880 Yard Dash: Roger Harte \u2014 Ist \u2014 440 Yard Dash: Robert Follette \u2014 2nd \u2014 440 Yard Dash: Robert Follette \u2014 3rd \u2014 Shot Putt: Steve Alleyne \u2014 4rd 440 Yard Dash: Willy Follette 1st \u2014 Hi-Jump; Robert Gilles \u2014 2nd \u2014 Hi Jump; Desio Fernandes 2nd \u2014 Running Broad Jump: Ken Gillies \u2014 3rd Running Broad Jump; Willy Follette.Robert Gillies, Ken Gillies, Rob- .ert McRae \u2014 440 Relay \u2014 2nd KERT LANDSCAPE ® Landscaping @ Garden Maintenance @ Rock Gardens ® Patios for FREE estimate, phone 272-6816 i Governor's Medal for the best! Symbol of quality roofing since 1883 | blocked off à McGee.of Montreal.Call our representative for free |.Traffic was blocked off an The Thomas Johnson Memor- estimate | backed up for blocks earlier|jal Trophy for the best athletic CALL © RESIDENTIAL this week in and around the achievement was won by e MMERCIAL res | |Thomas Garland, of Montreal.e STERIL Police said a gas leak was!The Wilder Shield for the best noticed by workers who are, academic standing in the junior 7300 St.James St.W.|| constructing a new sewer in the class went tog James Cowan.of ARTHUR (At West Broadway) area., Chambly.i Firemen were on the scene for! David Johnston, of Rawdon, 482-9566 i nearly an hour before traffic : won the Meltille Campbell was back to normal.Kearns memorial scholarship.| developments | Grade 10 student went to Brian BUYING OR SELLING ?\u201cLicensed & Bonded Real Estate Broker\u2019 484-8433 REALTIES REG'D.The headmaster\u2019s scholarship went to Brian McGee and Wil-' liam Palmer.The houscmaster; award was won by Colby House (Thomas Garland) and Davis House (Robert Gemmell), i The school's highest award, the Pitcher memorial prize went to Peter Weintrager.of Mont-, real.a Grade 12 student.The end of the school year here also marked the departure of headmaster Edward C.Cayley: \u2018who \u2018 leaves his post after four years.He wiH be succeed- LIM CHRISTIE PLUMBING COMPLETE PLUMBING SERVICE FAST \u2014 EFFICIENT RESIDENTIAL \u2014 COMMERCIAL \u2014 INDUSTRIAL HU.4-2010 ITED -\u2014 24 Hour Service The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 9, 1966 \u2014 4 THE, IAS LFS VL III AE 65 HUGH R.MOUNY, General Manager Printed and Published Every Thursday by MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7005 Kildare Road, Montresl 29 John W.Sancton President and Publisher Hugh E.McCormick Chairman Editorial \u2014 Accounting \u2014 Circulation Displey Advertising Departments 481-2771 Classified Advertising \u2014 8:30 a.m.to br Deily (Te 8:30 p.m.Mon., Tues.& Wed.) 481-0451 The Examiner alms to be un independent, cleam mewspaper for the heme, devoted te public service.Mail subscristiens : $2.58 per year; $1.20 half year.Five cents a copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, Quebec Newspapers Association.Autherised se Second Claus Mail by tbe Post Office Department, Ottawa and for payment of postage in cash.We Say Let's all be \"with it\u2019 in exciting Quebec SADLY, less than half the electors in the \u201cchateaux,\u201d luxury apartments and more modest homes of \u201cles anglais\u2019 of Westmount voted Sunday.Not surprisingly, over three-quarters of these voted solidly for Liberal Revenue Minister Richard Hyde.Westmount thus may regard itself as a central object of Premier- elect Daniel Johnson's reproach to \u201cthe English\u201d who did not vote for him -\u2014 yet, he says, he understands and forgives.More surprising, five percent of the vote of our local citizens went to the RIN, in the person of Mme.Andrée Maillet Hobden.That's nearly the province-wide percentage (5.8) polled by that separatist-minded party.Perhaps West: mount isn\u2019t the impregnable bastion of Anglo- Saxon privilege it has been painted to be by such as our Mr.Hyde's colleague, sharp-tongued Hon.René Lévesque.* * * O where do we in Westmount stand?We may never know about the shameful 24,528 Westmounters who did not vote.Some likely were at their \u2018\u2018country villas,\u201d others were ill, a scattered few may have conscientiously refrained from voting on Sunday, not a few \u201cstood in bed.\u201d Which would leave a significant number who either deliberately did not dignify the polling places as a \u201cprotest\u201d of one sort or another, or simply could not have cared less \u2014 in either case, deserving of the censure of not only Mr.Johnson, but of Mr.Lesage, the other party leaders and of the politically-adult citizenry.Vote or not, West- mounters now find themselves represented in the Opposition, not an unique or fatal thing.We have lots of company, French and English, particularly on the Island and in scattered parts of the province.Despite the \u2018minority position of the English- speaking citizen, as voters we are regarded as of some importance by both Messrs.Johnson and Lesage.More the pity a higher percentage of us do not demonstrate the importance of government to us, by exercising our franchise, * + + THOSE of faint heart concerning the future of English-speaking people in Quebec should be encouraged.The showing of the far-right and extreme nationalist elements, while not to be completely discounted, was much poorer than expected on all sides.And the \u201cEnglish- separatist\u201d Quebec Conservative Party was rightly repudiated.We can continue to look, either Liberal or National Union, to a more traditional policy line intensified by the realities of the nineteen-sixties: provincial rights and French- Canadian self-assertion hand-in-hand with social reforms and economic advancement.These are all things which Quebecers of the English mother tongue can \u2014 indeed must, as they always have \u2014 live with.Quebec is a stronger, richer, better province for its new mood and motivation.It is an exciting place.Its future is as promising as any part of Canada.Sunday, June 5's knife.edge result notwithstanding, let us all be \u201cwith it.\u201d Something | Want fo Say: City folk versus country folk ?Sunday\u2019s provincial vote result brings into sharp focus many factors which in a less narrowly contested fight are overlooked or minimized as of relatively little importance.This election has made one thing abundantly clear.Whatever the archaic constitutional provisions which freeze some constituencies to all practical purposes for normal redistribution methods, the National Union is about to take office instead of the Liberals resuming it thanks to a disproportionate voice resting with the non-urban Quebecois.If there is one thing Quebec isn't, it is the image of a province of habitants.The flood to the cities of the young from the farms has nowhere in Canada been more dramg- tic than in Quebec.Also, many of our once rural towns have become industrialized, urban centres.PATRONAGE PAST One of the things for which Jean Lesage has been admired, particularly beyond his own province, is his disavowal of the old patronage system.Patronage is still not completely a dirty word in some sections of Canada but, nontheless, it has been discredited here by revelations of scandal.Many of us had taken for granted that this had also discredited the National Union Party for a long time to come.How wrong we were! To many of the province's people, who have not yet enjoyed any of the benefits of the quiet revolution, the idea of living wihout patronage still is foreign and the subtle thought that the return of the By AUSTIN CARR party of Duplessis would mean a return of petty privilege, payoff and preferment undoubtedly was intriguing.Perhaps this is unfair to the dynamic Daniel Johnson.But he has only himself to blame especially among those of us with Anglo-Saxon minds.There is little on record of Mr.Johnson disavowing the excesses and undesirable traits of Maurice L.Duplessis.Perhaps the Duplessis influence is not what it was; but we may be forgiven for believing that the spirit of \u2018le chef\u2019\u2019 lives on, if not in Mr.Johnson himself then among many of his followers.By ignoring the basic traits of his compatriots, Mr.Le- sage perhaps spelt his own doom.The same right-thinking led him to concentrate his appeal more on the densely populated urban areas than in the countryside where Mr.Johnson was so effecitve, Mr.Johnson was the more practical politician and this will be shown to Mr.Lesage in his analysis of the election results.MODERN LIFE\u2019'S NEEDS City folk will be forgiven for having seen in Mr.Lesage a natural leader.All around us we have evidence of ambitious development and spending of public money where badly needed \u2014 that is, in the eyes of city dwellers: new roads and highways, bridges, public buildings, social welfare developments of all kinds including hospitalization and, perhaps most important of all, a revolution of the educational system of the province.: Biography Clarke avenue of Streets Through the account given by Washington Irving\u2019s \u201cAstoria\u201d we have followed John Clarke, whose family lived on what is now Clarke avenue, in his expedition across the continent to Astoria, the settlement founded by John Jacob Astor in 1810.The War of 1812 Was in the making when John Clarke left Astoria with others in his party to obtain pelts from the Indians of the Columbia Valley, The story continues: \u201cMr.Clarke, another partner, conducted his little band up Lewis River to the mouth of a small stream coming in from the north, to which the Canadians gave the name of the Pavion.Here he found a village or encampment of forty huts or tents, covered with mats and inhabited by Nez Perces, or pierced-nose Indians, as they called themselves.In these migrations they were liable to be waylaid and attacked by the Blackfeet, and other warlike tribes, and driven back across the mountains, with the loss of their homes and many of their comrades.\u201cA life of this unsettled and precarious kind is apt to render men selfish, and such Clarke found the inhabitants of this village, who were deficient in usual hospitality of Indians, parting with everything with extreme reluctance, and showing no sensibility to any act of kindness, At the time of his arrival they were all occupied in catching and curing salmon, The men were stout, robust and active and the women handsomer than those of the tribes closer to the coast, \u201cIt was the plan of Clarke, to lay up his boats here, and proceed by land to his place of destination, which was among the Spokane tribe of Indians, about one hundred and fifty miles distant.He accordingly endeavored to purchase horses for the journey, but in this he had to contend with the (Continued on page 18) Amis These things are all naturally more meaningful to city people who so much more quickly discover the needs of modern life than do their country cousins.What have we, then?Added to the frictions which naturally arise between French and English are we now to have superimposed another factional split represented by city folk versus country folk?Mr.Johnson is not going to have it so much his own way, being elected by a very marrow margin, that he ean ignore the city elector.He is going to have to create a new dialogue, this time between urban and rural dweller.Re-run of 1944 Sunday\u2019s election across the province, and in West- mount, was almest a re-run of the provincial election of 1944, when the late Hon.Maurice L.Duplessis won power with a majerity of three seats \u2014 a power he held till his death in \u201959.In Westmount on August 8, 1944, the voters went to the polls and cast 14,613 ballots for Hon.George Marler, who was to become the interim leader of the Liberal Opposition in the Legislature, and later te leave the provincial field and become Federal Transport Minister.Running against Mr.Marler in 1944 as a National Union candidate was Charles Petrie who rolled up 1,384 votes, and Kenneth Lyall, an \u201cArmy\u201d candidate as he styled himself, who polled 1,398.While there was no candidate in Westmount, the Bloc Populaire was the nationalist party of the time, and they failed miserably at the polls.It was a time of strikes, too, and from the files we note an advertisement from the Montreal Tramways Company, relating that its services had been strikebound three times in 17 months.CROSSWORD PUZZLE AGROSS ¥1.Logan or 1.Polish Fitzgerald 8.Celebration 52.Observes 9.Thinner DOWN 10.Market 1.Having place in two horns Ancient 2.One: comb.Greece form 12.Berries or 8.Seat for grapes the un- 18.Spring- committed, blooming roverbially plant 4.Tuck or 14, See! John 18.Crown 8 for 17, Different piste 18.Relative &.Fito of Jr.shivering 19, Celtic 7.Recline land 3.Awn 21.Chinese 9.One kind pagoda of note 32.Omega 24.Eskimo canoe 27.Corrected 80.Word of warning 82.Incite 38.From 36.Briolette and others 39.Music note 40.Ata 43, Slangy exclamation 44.Jolson 45.Kansas county and Nevada city 47.Make clear 49.Step for fence 11, Ina vertical 3 T4 line, | 341 nauti- i IN cally J YE L.v speaking Y 16.Early v settier VON 20.Bend + 23.Kind of Fn à crow v v i 28.Pronoun vi 26.Fish 28.Family 37.Biblical member prophet 30.Energy 38.Stow unit 41.Indigo 30, Wild piga 81.Barren 42, Revolve 33.Tombs 46.North or 84.Strong Red winds 49.Golf term S/L E.S.Steele takes inspection of No.I Squadron Air Cadets No.1 (West Montreal) Squadron of the Royal Can-, adian Air Cadets carried out\u2019 their annual inspection last week at the Royal Montreal Regiment Armoury.The inspection was taken by Squadron Leader E.S.Steele DFC., C.D.with S L.A.J.Lowe Commanding the Squadron.The | Quebec Provincial Committee | was represented by H.P.Illsley.Trouhies were presented to | cadets who showed up well dur- Trophies TUD HOPE TROPHY (Most proficient cadet in all subjects on training syllabus: - PATHFINDERS (Most proficient cadet in navigation) WESTMOUNT ROTARY (The cadet voted by his tellow cadets most worthy COMMANDING OFFICERS TROPHY (Cadet who has shown the most progress over the past training year\" No.| WEST MONTREAL SQUADRON TROPHY (Outstanding first year cadet\u2019 MACK THUCK TROPHY \u2018Outstanding services to Squadron during past year! J, Freddie FIX: 5 | There's no excuse.Our fixtures are fine For every usa.JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Graingsr Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 NE sEDEBEES a ° Flower Seeds ° Bulbs ° Garden Supplies \u2018Alesse SRE EBEEERE 481 # : West Montreal, H, P.Hslev > EWING'S SEEDS! \"Quality Seedsmen Since 1869\u201d * Bird Food ° Annual Flowers in Flats Note our new address and phone number : 6006 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST (Near Hampton Ave.) -1182 : tes \u2018 \u2019 eee EE Ee EEE 8 ing the year.The trophy winners i were : Parents and guests were invited to view the trophies after the dismissal of the Squadron.The history of No.1 Squadron dates from the\u2019 earliest days of the Second World War, when students of West- mount High School voted in favour of being associated with the RCAF.From this modest beginning over 345 Squadrons have sprung up throughout Canada and better than a quarter of a million teenagers have Presented by Award winners S'L E.S.Steele Sgt, Jackman ; Westmount, pointed associate chairmen for the 1966 Combined Jew-| S/L E.S.Steele Cpl.Pomian LAC.Modlmeyer S/L A.J.Lowe FS.Czerwinski S, 1.A.J.Lowe LAC.Schroeter Sgt.Hur , benefitted from its training.Since the War this movement: has concentrated its teachings towards Citizenship with the re- H.Barnes | sult that.many young men have | been given a higher set of standards with which to tackle adult life.During the 1965-66 training\u2019 y | Year three \u20183» Cadets received ; Flying Scholarships and one ue { Cadet an Overseas trip to the United Kingdom.Ç The three Cadets receiving | Flying Scholarships ave :\u2014 F \u2018Sgt.Hur.K.Sgt.Pomian, W Sgt.Stevens, C.P.Overseas rip was won hy Warrant Officer Czerwinski.Engagements Mr.and Mrs.John Watterson Tait.of Westmount, announce the lengagement of their daughter, \u2018Pamela Jean.to Mr.Thomas \u2018Edward James Bell.son of Mr.\u2018and Mrs.Thomas Bell, of King- i ston, Ont.The marriage has been | arranged to take place on Saturday.June 25.at St.Matthias 3\" Chureh.Limited * Vegetable Seeds ° Grass Seeds ° Fertilizers \u2019asseunuvoessnssuausassuassus nu.Feldman appoinis Cummings and Scoff Robert M.Cummings and ; Nathan Scott, residents of ish Appeal for Allied Jewish Community Services and United Israel Appeal it was announced by Max Feld- man, general campaign chairman.NATHAN SCOTT CUMMINGS ROBERT N.Cummings, who will be in \u201ccharge of Special Names, was associate chairman in 1964 and 1965 and as a special names vorker and chairman of Real Estate prior to that.He was one of the first winners of the Michael Hirseh Memorial Trophy for the outstanding campaigner.A partner in the real estate firm of Maxwell Cummings and Sons, Mr.Cummings is a member of Shaar Hasho- mayim Congregation, Elm Ridge Golt and Country Club, Monte- fiore Club, and Greystone Curling Club.He has heen a director of the Baron de Hirsch Institute and a governor of the YM-YWHA.Scott, who will be in charge of the corporations division, has been active in this division for many years having served as chairman last year and vice- chairman from 1961 to 1964.He is a director of the United Ta- Imud Torahs.the Hebrew Free! Loan Society.the Shaar Ha- shomayim Synagogre and the Montefiore and Elm Ridge Golf and Country Clubs.He is treasurer of Scott-Lasaile Ltd.have been ap- Next week's weather + suc NEAL JUNE 11 TO 18 Mostly sunny and very warm.Nights still cool with risk ot killing frosts in the St-Lin and Joliette regions.also along the Ottawa river, Lakeshore.Como and Dorion.Tornadoes in the States will be followed by coastal storms.| Sunny, humid and warming from middle to end of week, although still stormy for some districts with hail and windstorun damage.We even have local (wisters at this time some vears, A pleasant, hot weekend in prospect.Fishing only falr, | Essaie -.Cee a RADIO EQUIPPED DAY & NIGHT SERVICE LANSDOWNE TAXI REG\u2019'D.18 Gladstone \u2014 Westinount 933-8484 SPECIAL & HOURLY RATES \u2014 OUT OF TOWN TRIPS CHRISTENINGS \u2014 WEDDINGS \u2014 FUNERALS \u2014 AIRPORT Operated by E.Gallagher a AS NORTHWAY DRIVE-IN THEATRE 7 SHOW | ss JUNCTION | AT DUSK OF | NORTHWAY ; 862 CAR AND | capacny ROUTE 11 TA MOLAIN, N.Y.Admission: Adults $1.00 Children under 12 FREE | MAIN FEATURE REPEATED FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY Wed.thru Sat., June 8-9-10-11 Sun, Mon.Tues., June 12-13-14 Walt Disney's THE PINK PANTHER THE UGLY Technicolor Techniramaoa DACHSHUND with David Niven - Peter Sellers Technicolor Robert Wagner - Capucine with Osan Jones - Suzanne Pleshette Claudia Cardinale Walt Disney's | WINNIE THE POOH A SHOT IN THE DARK Technicol Color Deluxe Ponavision ; echnicolor with Peter Sellers - Elke Somme: i an all cartoon featurette George Sanders - Herbert Lom LE sa .\u201c Sincere Thanks .To you, my electors and supporters, for re-electing me as your member of the Provincial Parliament.| shall continue to do all in my power, to deserve the encouragement and confidence which you have so overwhelmingly shown to me.J.RICHARD HYDE Member of Provincial Parlioment For Westmount 9961 \u20186 aunp \u2018Aopsinyy \u2018JIUILIDX] JUNOWNSIM 344 \u2014 § The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 9, 1966 \u2014 6 YMCA installs 22.(Continued from page 2) range of the group was too great Course was very popular.Three j ane the vider group separated complete twelve-week Courses | and had an informal group which were held, with full registration, Mel for discussions, The younger and attendance.For the first |BlOup was unable to re-organize tome this summer due to the themselves and finally decided demand a Course will be con-|te discontinue the group.ducted.A sad note in the past, BABYSITTING CLUB year was the loss of one of our| \u2018This club was established with instructors Bob Brown, shortly 4 few girls who wanted to learn Tomorrow at 4 p.m.: St.George's graduates 29 Tomorrow is graduation day for 29 students at St.George's School, 3100 The Boulevard.The graduation ceremony will get underway at 4 pm.with Prof.Laurier LaPierre, Chair- 1.Must have at least three years\u2019 ailtendance atl St.George's.2.Must participate actively in | the academic, sports and social life of the school.3.Must at all times and in all after Christmas in a car acei-lmore abaut this responsibility man of French Canadian Studies situations act with integrity.dent.A Trophy in his memory and also to set up a SERVICE.has been given by his parents There are fourteen fairly active and placed in the Main Lobby girls in this Club which meets of the Westmount \u201cY\", This weekly.award is to be made semi-an-\u2018 nually to the person who attain- cd highest marks in RADIO CLUB A group of teens that were Seuba_ interested in Radio Broadcasting at McGill, giving the graduation address.Highlight of the afternoon will be the awarding of the Angus Matthews Trophy.The award in made annually to the elementary and high school student, who, in 4, Must show in all situations responsibility and self-discipline.5.Must have sympathy and respect of people regardless of colour, race, religion or economic situation, 6.Must actively promote the Courses, The firs winner of this: formed a co-ed group.There are \u2018the opinion of the staff and of-.welfare of the school.award is Mr.R.Frank.The! bout 10-15 boys and girls 14 ficers of the Student Committee, 7.Must participate in the Chief Instructor was Mr.David years and up in the group.They has, in his behaviour, most close- i growth of greater self-government Rennie | practice broadcasting technique LIFESAVING i almost daily in the building.Classes were held during the They are presently working on a fall, winter and spring, under j cooperative basis with the N.D.G.the guidance of Mr.David Ren-|'Y\" Radio Club for a three-day nie, Instructor Examiner.For event at Fairview Shopping the first time, the YMCA Course Centre.was combined with the Royal\u2019 COOKING CLUBS Lifesaving Bronze Medallion: This has again been a very Course This proved very suc- popular program on Saturday cessful and this combination | mornings.A third Course (8-10 course will be resumed in the | weeks) was started this year.early fall.At present a class of Registration of boys and girls six is now underway.These ! was: Ist Course, 34; Second members are working towards Course, 21: Third Course, 17.their Royal Bronze Medallions.| The instructors were Susan PROGRAM IIGHLIGH'FS McLaren, Christine Baddeley.BASKETBALL: An Easter!Surah Cardoza and Gillian weekend Basketball tournament Creasor.was held in conjunction with the | Hobby-Show.Both proved to be\u2019 successtul.ARCHERY This was a NEW program in- GOLF: Another annual golf course was held under the divee-! tion of Buddy McCunn.About 18! persons participated and this! program appealed mainly Lo our: Business Mens membership.VOLLEYBALL: Several different adult men and ladies vol.| leyball teams held regular prace- tice workouts throughout the past.season and a very high standard of play was apparent.MODERN DANCE: Our modern dance courses this past sea- | son have met with great success, | appealing mainly to college and working girls as well as the more active of our married ladies.These courses were | troduced this year, for boys and girls 8-14 years.The program was held in the Youth Lounge on Saturday afternoons.Registrations for courses as follows : Ist Course, 16; Second Course.15: Third Course, 12.The instructors are Peter Wilson and John Taylor.AIR RIFLE In cooperation with the West- mount Police Dept.who recruited leadership for the program.a Daisy Air Rifle Safety Program was established.Boys and girls 9 years and up look part in the activity which was held on Saturday morning until Easter, then a Second course was started on Wednesday afternoon, from 4:00- given under the capable instrue-| 6:00 p.m.\u2018The youngsters used tion of Mrs.5.Bollini.w 0 as Daisy B-B guns to start with, instructed here for the past two then graduated to the .177 Cal.years, LADIES SLIM AND TRIM © Ladies shimmastics have been well attended on weekday mornings.\u2018Fheir workouts were usually followed by a friendly game of Badminton and a recreational | \u201cwim, YOUTH DEPARTMENT © Youth and Community Seere-! tary: Ronald KE.Watt.Fellowship Secretaries.Bill Kennedy.(Oct.1 65 - Mar.31 66) Arden Thurber, «Feb.15 66 - Mar.31,66: Chris Blair, \u2018Oct.65 - March 66).| We have been very pleased with the response made by both the youngsters and their parents to the new program activities started and to the changes in policy with regard to regular attendance to activities, We lost some younysters, however, our, active participation to activities, increased.Over 65° of the total vouth membership attended at least one activity weekly.The\u2019 regular attenders have also been able to achieve new learnings and skills.The purpose of the Youth Department is to help youngsters | to learn new skills and ways of bebaviour that will better fit | them {to live in their community.H is not just a place to come for recreation although youngsters must enjoy and have fun in their activities, More emphasis : was placed on specific interest | group activities this year.' YOUTH COMMITTEE R O Huntington (Chairman?} | Mrs A Robertson M.J.Aykroyd Miss Lynda Smith ç SG.Mason D.L.Taylor TEEN COUNCIL This group started up again! Daisy Pellet Ritle.There were 13 registered for the 1st Course and 15 for the 2nd Course.Sargeants Ken Garrett and Gerry McKenna provided leadership.NOON PROGRAM In cooperation with Westmount Park School, a NOON HOUR Program was established early in October with the grade 5 and 6 students.It was a service project.The grade 5 students operated a mixed program twice a week with 38 different boys and girls involved.The group learned to plan their own programs which included: movies, archery air rifle, gym, trampoline, swimming, games and skits and even cooking.The grade 6 boys and girls operated separately with only a dozen youngsters involved.The program operated for 3 months until Easter and seems to have been very popular and successful.The activities were supervised by the Youth Secretary.TRAMPOLINE CLUB This program would normally be a physical department activity, but was organized and su-: pervised by the Youth Secretary who was interested in trampolining.Thirty-six different boys and girls 11-17 years participated with about 12 very active.In May.1966 the program was turned over to the acting Physical Director, John Francis due to program pressures on the Youth Secretary.HOBBY SHOW The 20h Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show took place for FOUR days during the Easter School Vacation.Approximately 20 teenagers and adults were involved for only two months planning the details of the Show.Another 20 in September, however, the age or 25 youngsiers helped depart- {ly exemplified the traits listed ; below: St.Paul's i | By LYNN CHAPMAN Last Thursday, June 2, was the farewell tea for the Graduates, organized by 3rd high.It was held in the auditorium of St.Paul's from 3:30 until 6 p.m.Mother St.Hugh, principal, Mother St.Mary Louise of 4th high, and Miss Mullally of 3rd high, and other teachers were also present.To carry out their theme we were transported for the afternoon to a section of heaven.Blue and white streamers swept out to all sides of the room from one central point.Golden Stars of various sizes were suspended over our head.Angels in long flowing pastel robes came to greet and serve us: however, the jaunty angle of their halos immediately betrayed 3rd high in disguise.fourth high however, were presented with small red horns and their place-marks were little devils, We were invited to sit down sand welcomed with some | heavenly music.Then we were read a list of Ten Commandments regulating our life with 3rd high.A mock trial then followed: \u201cjudge,\u201d \u201cjury\u201d, and \u201cpersecutor\u201d from 3rd high.Obviously we lost.Then we were invited to eat.\u2018\u2019l'ables were laden with all sorts of delicious sandwiches, brownies; and punch.Later we were served a large variety of cake and soft drinks.After stuffing ourselves io bursting, the fun continued.First, three sets of girls were quizzed about each other.Since they couldn't possibly know the answers, one pair were penal ized by having to enumerate 15 of 3rd high's good points.Groups ment chairmen or committees.The number of exhibits in the Show was slightly less than previous years (700 or so) but over 375 different youngsters participated.A Basketball Team Competition and Archery was ADDED to the Show this year : and was well received.SUMMER FUN CLUB The Summer Fun Club had a record attendance again.With 197 different boys and girls registered with 25 staff.There was excellent participation from the parents in the three events for parents.\u2018Parents Get-together, Penny Carnival and Closing Ceremony.) The following list formed our senior staff team and were responsible for swimming, crafts | and a group of youngsters: Ellen : McManus, Wayne Fellows, Clare McManus, Frank Macleod, Doreen Doyle, Stuart McLean, Maureen Newman, William Dob- son, Susan McLaren, Alex Cunningham, Frank Shaughnessy, Shelley Acheson, Pat Beaven, Chris Blair, Karen Anne Austin.\u201cby the student body.The awards will be made by news shorts !poem and a song about the! same.Results were ingenious.Each of the 4th high's were given rhymed fortune, prepared by one of the 3rd high.The fortunes were read off to roars of laughter and approval.When calm descended the grads were informed that they : would be doing some entertaining of their own.They were told to hustle off to another room and make use of the bale of old school principal Raymond Lester.Following are the names of the students who will graduate (o- ; Morrow: ANDREW, Gerald, 3050 Kirk- field avenue, Montreal 16, BENNING, Peter, 4921 Clan- ranald avenue, Montreal, 29.BERMAN, Robert, 1040 Carson avenue, Dorval, Que.BIELER, Brian, 2860 Hill Park road, Montreal, 25.BLANCHART, Eugene, 7410 \u2014 22nd avenue, Montreal, 38.BRUCK, David, 24 Ramezay road, Westmount, 6.CALDER, Frances, 367 Elm avenue, Westmount, 6.CAWLEY, Ann, 228 Brock avenue, North, Montreal, 28.CHIPPING, Julian, 50 rue Jean Deniau, Boucherville, Que.DAVIDSON, Joanne, 185 Dufferin road, Montreal, 29.EATON, William, 50 rue de la Vigne, Westmount, 6.FITCH, Patrick, 18 Strathcona drive, Montreal 16.GOLD, Susan, 1575 Summerhill, Apt.302, Montreal, 25.HAGGART, Dougal, 17063 Valley, Pierrefonds, Que.KAHANE, Diana, 1470 Elizabeth boulevard, Chomedey, Que.JACQUES, Colin, 3330 Ridge- wood, Apt.34, Montreal, 26.JEFFREY, Cameron, 258 Morrison avenue, Montreal, 16.LAPIN, Howard, 5511 Borden avenue, Montreal.LESTER, Kevin, 2954 Hill Park circle, Montreal, 25.LEWIN, Richard, 5007 two and three had to write a! clothes, hats and dresses.They Grosvenor avenue, Montreal, 29.must make their own commen- MORHAM, Cliff, 492 Mountain tary.Tricra Courtright elected avenue, Westmount, 6.PARKIN, herself fashion commentator Ellen 4900 Mariette avenue, and proceeded to offer a run- Montreal, 29.SCHERZER, Brian, ning description of the gala dis- 1460 McGregor street, Apt.703, play.Montreal, 25.SCHWAB, Jane, The Last Will and Testament, 612 Grosvenor avenue, West- 4th high's zany legacies, were mount, 6.SCOTT, Susan, 625 read off by class president Beimont avenue, Westmount 6.Kathy Doyle.TAYLOR, Katie, 3555 Atwater Gifts for the teachers and avenue, Apt.7, Montreal, 25.principal were also presented.PAPST, Margit, 180 place Benoit, A member of the graduating Apt.10, Mentreal, 9 URWIN, -lass then gave a present, with William, 1375 Sherwood crescent, sur thanks, to our president Apt.306, Montreal, 16.WISE, Kathy Doyle, for her hard work Robyn, 183 Dufferin road, Mont- and help.real, 29.You will be interested in the interest on Crown Trust COMPANY GUARANTEED TRUST INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 6 | | ff Term, 4 and 5 years Telephone 842-8362 or clip coupon below for descriptive folder 69 Years of Personal Service * Bernard L.Isaacs.Irvin Gerts- ! \u201c chool meets on| Mrs.K.Donohue, and E.Mo- ni _ \u201cTHE MINISTER WiLL | Sundays at 10 and 10:45 a.m.| nica.man, william Hoffman, ee A n plusic by the Duet |The 10 am.class is for sco Ro Toser, Gerald Benja.3 i Orsani d' Choirmust and the 10:45 a.m.for primar .a ., à - S @ hil 4 ju 9 i All are ! cardial welcome and juniors.P y Mrs.D.Cummings min, Mrs.George Hollinger, Eu- WESTMOUNT SYNAGOGUES The mid-week meeting of the gene Stearns, Tod Lande, Edward | ; i i i uerback, Q.C., rs.arles REV M.GRANT, LE church is on Wednesday at 8 Mrs.David Cummings, one of Everest.John Meth, Gerald DANIEL LOT i B TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Rabbi Jay 8.Goldburg, Assistant Rabbi SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening.June .A.DD.REV.DOUGLAS MOULAND.B.A.B.D.WESTMOUN'E HIGH SCHOOL (4350 St.Catherine St.Wo {100 a.m.Annual \u201cPromotion\u201d Service \u201cGrowing in Love\u201d (Sermon hy Mr.Moulund) 10th at 8:15 Promotion Excreises , » p.m.Dr.Stern will speak on \u2018\u2019Cour- Church School -ake and Responsibility.\u201d Gordon CO, White, B.Mus.aren Organist and Choir Director à RAR MITZVAH VISITORS WELCOME! | At the Sabbath Worship.Peter, son lof My.und Mrs.B.Robert Benson .\u2014 will be called to the Reading of the { Torah in observance of his Bar Mitz- | DOMINION-DOUGLAS vah.SABBATH SERVICES DURING Westmount Blvd.and Lansdowne SUMMER WEEKS Avenue Commence Friday Evening.June y Uith at 8:15 p.m, in Temple os of .munity House, under the auspices o Rev.ngaten 2 smith | Temple Brotherhood, BA.B.D.DD | REGISTRATION THRU THE MAIL Rev.Ror P.Stafford.B.A.B.D.* ; N ; : > - Au FOR NEW TEMPLE SEASON Mrs.Molly E.Davidson Parents are urged to return forms sent to them lo hele Jucilitme plans ning of Temple Religious Schoo y Sunday, June 12th j re-registering their children for the SW am.Holy Communion school year 1966-67.11:00 am.The Sacrament ol the ! mre Lord's Supper | AFFILAATE THE UNAFFILIATED Sermon : \u201cBELIEFS In anticipation of the new Temple season.the Membership Committee is now busily engaged in affilinting the unaffiliated, For information - Miss Rose Cohen, Executive Administrator, 937-3575.THAT DARE!\" .R Douglas Smuth.D.D Organist and Cholrmaster Me.John Robb, Mus, Bac.p.m.for prayer.praise and bible study.The BYPU (ages 18-30) meets on Thursdays at 7:30 p.m.English classes for new Canadians usually held on Monday evenings have been discontinued for the summer time, it is expected that they will reopen in September.| St.Andrew's The Annual Promotion Service for the children of the Church School will take place at eleven o'clock on Sunday | morning.The Worship Service | wil) be conducted by Rev.Dr.'D.M.Grant, assisted by Rev.| Douglas Mouland who will give the sermon entitled \u201cGrowing in Love.\u201d The children will receive promotion certificates an awards.They (and adults also) are to bring gifts of suitable WESTMOUNT PARK UNITED CHURCH (Corner Lansdowne & Western Avenues) 11:00 a.m.\u201cHALFWAY TO HEAVEN! AND HALFWAY TO HELL!\u201d DR.H.E.D.ASHFORD, Preaching staple foods which later will be sent to the Montreal City Mission.Dominion-Douglas Next Sunday morning at Do- minion-Douglas, Rev.R.Douglas Smith D.D., will preach on the BAPTIST theme \u2018Beliefs that Dare\u2019.The Sacrament of the Lord's WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: REV.HAROLD J.BALSDON, B.A.B.Th.Organist and Choir Director: Frank Armstrong, L.T.C.L.11:00 a.m.THE REV.STANLEY STOCK.7:30 p.m.THE REV.STANLEY STOCK.Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.Sunday Schools 10:00 a.m.and 10:45 a.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME Supper will be at 11 a.m.Westmount Park At Westmount Park United Church, on Sunday morning, Dr.H.E.D.Ashford will be analyzing our mechanized, automatic, elec- tronized world.Man was not made for the machine but the machine for man.| tion and the community as a the Montreal Jewish community\u2019s most prominent members, | Capla died this week after a lengthy | illness.Funeral services were held Monday at 3:30 p.m.from the | Paperman and Sons funeral cha- | 1 on Cote des Neiges, to the Shaare Zion Cemetery.Mrs.Cummings, who was predeceased by her husband was | | born in Poland, spent some time in England, and came to Canada as still a young woman.Her arrival in St.John, N.B., was soon followed by her marriage to the late David Cummings, in whose home on Grey avenue, in what is now Notre Dame de Grace, the Shaare Zion Congregation was founded.Mrs.Cummings\u2019 community activities included an intense interest in religious Judaism, and participation in the founding and development of a number of Jewish institutions.She was associated with the Talmud Torah; a life governor of the Jewish General Hospital; a life member of the Maimonides Hospital and Home for the Aged; and a governor of the Jewish Convalescent Hospital.Mrs.Cummings was also honorary president of the Shaare Zion Sisterhood, and associated with the Hospital of Hope.Last November, the Shaare Zion organization paid tribute to Mrs.Cummings when she was guest of honor at a special luncheon in recognition of her | contributions to the congrega- whole.Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.Munroe Abbey (Minnie); five sons, Nathan of Chicago, and Maxwell, Ralph, Ben and Harold of Montreal; 15 grandchildren, and 27 great-grand- children.Shivah is being observed at 519 Clarke avenue in West- mount.i It is requested that flowers; be omitted, n.NEW TEMPLE SEASON Parents are urged to return forms sent to them to help facilitate the planning of our Temple Religious School programme by re-registering their children for the school year 1966-67.BOOK LOVERS\u2019 FORUM Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern will be hostess to the members of the Committee at her home on Wednesday afternoon, June 15th at which time plans for the 1966-67 season will be formulated.Chairmen of the Book Lovers\u2019 Forum Committee consists of the following: General Chairman, Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern; Advisory.Mrs.Reuben Ginsberg and Mrs.Asher Gerstenfeld; Recording Secretary, Mrs.Eugene L.Gardner: Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.Robert Asch; Treasurer, Mrs.Maurice A.Schwartz; Programme, Mrs.Arnold Fisher; Membership, Mrs.Nathan Izen- berg: Publicity, Mrs.Gerald Benjamin: Reception, Mrs.Joseph Wener: Library, Mrs.Robert E.Glaymon.CPC tC he handed with the most ol- Think ficious complaisance to Clarke wise! June 5 to 11 av Red and McKenzie.He, moreover, Cross Water Safety Week an told them that he had just re.Canada Tt R [ SCHOOL-AGE ON Gq MUSICIANS HA Chorus LAK Band E Orchestra A prize winning entry from the Canadian Forces site of the contest and the judges Mr.William MASSAWIPPI Art Contest is displayed by Group Captain E.R.Showell; Alice Rawstron, a well known West- , } e Johnston, Commander of the St.Hubert base.mount Artist: and Mr.George Rae, Ayers' Cliff, Que.ry For 2m Aug.22nd to Sept.5th BA Brochure : ¥ j Ask your distance.and to rival it in the MOHLEY ARE, ; l schsol music trade with the Spokane Indians ; Henne * teacher as well as the Cootonais and 3?Flatheads.Sat P Another partner.under one A NE , n MeKenzie.having been disap- Write or ca ; 4 cr Mr.Morley Calvert pointed with results of trap- 45 Summerhitl Ave.ping on the Shahaptan.about C Valois 300 miles up the Columbia from Astoria.and finding himself 6 9 7 - 1 4 7 8 at the merey of the Tushepaws Nation, he repaired to Clarke's post, to hold a consultation.While the two partners were in conference, in Clarke's wigwam.an unexpected visitor came busting in upon them.This was John George Me Tavish, a partner ot the North: west Company, who had charge ceived a fresh supply of goods from the northwest posts, on the other side of the Rocky Mountains and was prepared for vigorous opposition to the establishment of the American Company.He capped the climax of this obliging but belligerent intelligence, by informing them of the rival trading posts estab- that the armed ship, Isaac lished in that neighborhood Todd, was to be at the mouth McTavish was the delighted of the Columbia about the be- messenger of bad news He had gmning of March, to get pos.been to Lake Winnipeg, where session of the trade of the river, he received an express trom and he was ordered to join her Canada, containing the de- there at that lime claration of war, and President Madison's proclamation, which (To Be Continued Neat Week) don\u2019t «ink.Be water THE RED ENSIGN CLUB OF 9961 '6 ung 'Aopsiny] \u2018JIUIWIDXI JUNOUNSIM WL \u2014 EL BRITISH COLUMBIA (division of the Red Ensign Club of Canada) ANNUAL MEETING MAY 23, 1966 VICTORIA, B.C.LUNCHEON PROGRAMME \u2014 12 NOON @ O Canada @® Introduction of ® Invocation Regional Executives Badges of Service were awarded recently to volunteer workers of the Women's Work Department, of the Red Cross.Pictured here from left to right, with Mr.Gerald Bronfman, of Westmount, Past-President of the Red Cross Quebec Division, are Mrs.K.C.Blackwell, Miss Ruth Stern, Mr, Bronfman and Mrs.M.Hajos, all of Montreal.Clarke avenue (Continued from page 4) sordid disposition of these people.They asked high prices for their horses, and were so difficult to deal with that Clarke was detained seven days among them before he could procure a sufficient number.During that time he was annoyed by repeated pilferings, for which INVITATION TO ATTEND 12th ANNUAL FAMILY MEMORIAL SERVICE SUNDAY June 19th, 2:30 p.m.WEATHER PERMITTING Service conducted by The Rev.John A.Simms, B.A, B.D.Minister Montreal -West Presbyterian Church.Assisted by Junior Choir of Montreal-West Presbyterian Church, directed by Mrs.V.F.Groves, and also Members of Royal Canadian Legion.M.T.C.BUSSES TO OUR GATES NO.16, NO.100, NO.124 Montreal Memorial Park Cemetery 3425 COTE DE LIESSE ROAD MONTREAL (NEAR LUCERNE) he could get no redress.The chief promised to recover the stolen articles, but failed to do so, stating that the thieves belonged to a distant tribe, and had made off with their buoty.With this excuse.Clarke was fain to content himself.though he laid up in his heart a bitter grudge against the pierced-nose race which, as will be found, he took occasion subsequently to gratify in a signal manner.Having made arrangements for his departure, Clarke laid up his barge and canoes in a sheltered place.on the banks ol a small bay.overgrown with shrubs and willows, confiding them to the care of the Nez Perce chilef, who on being promised an ample compensation, engaged to have a guardian eye upon them: then mounted his steed, and putting himself at the head of his little caravan, he shook the dust off his feet as he turned back upon this village of rogues and hard dealers, We shall not follow him up minutely in his journey; which lay at times over steep and rocky hills and other times over naked and sunburned plains.The place on which he fixed for a trading post was a fine piece of land.at the junction of the pointed Heart and Spokane Rivers.His establishment was intended to compete with a trading post of the Northwest Company, situated at no great © Luncheon ® Luncheon Address @ Toast to the Queen ANNUAL MEETING AGENDA Georgian Room \u2014 2 p.m.Flag Bearers advance the Flags.{to the tune of \"Keep the Home Fires Burning\") Keep the Ensign flying, Keep your eyes from crying, Never give up trying till our Flag comes Home.Keep your thoughts a soaring, Keep your voices roaring, Keep your members pouring in, Till the Flag comes Home.The Lord's Prayer.Our Prayer for the Canadian Red Ensign \u2014 Grant, we beseech thee, O Lord, in Thine infinite mercy, Thy blessing in our endeavour to bring back to this Nation our Red Ensign, and the courage of our convictions in such endeavours, recognizing as we do, the representation thereon of our Christian Heritage, loved by us for our freedom's sake, and under whose banner many have fought and died for their belief in that freedom.Grant, that all may know the value of its symbols to the end that it may again wave over us, symbolic of Thy protection and blessing on our Nation.This we ask in all humility for Thy name sake, and for Thy glory Amen.Meeting is declared open by the President.Minutes of Initial Meeting & Election \u2014 May 3rd, 1965.Treasurer's Report.President's Report.Presentation of Branch Charters.Election of Officers.Resolutions & New Business.Closing \u2014 Flag Bearer \u2014 Retire our Ensign.God Save the Queen.CENOTAPH CEREMONY Depart Empress Hotel at 4:30 sharp.Lay Wreath.MEMBERSHIP FEE: $1.00 per annum, P.O.Box 614, Abbotsford, B.C. If you have Moved .Lxqarminer Let Maicoima Gregory edvise you es servicing your old cerpets or comult him ebout your new rug problems.GREGORY'S 030TH eR Phone WE.2-4277 4151 .4152 St.Catherine St.W.AMERICAN MBI) J.L.ADAMS, Proprietor Medalist, McGill University Medalist.M.C.of Pharmacy Prescriptions carefully end accurately filled at reesonable prices.1385 Greene Ave.WE.2-2136 Corner Sherbrooke WE.2-2488 | Among the out of town guests | attending the Heward-Slessor wedding were the Very Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe, of London, \u2018Ont; Miss J.C.Coste and Mr.E.P.Coste, Mr.and Mrs.V.C.Wansbrough, Mr.and Mrs.M.B.Wansbrough and Mr.and Mrs.W.Patterson, of Toronto; Dr.and Mrs.E.M.Sastham and their family, of Ottawa: Miss M, D.E.Fraser.of Talifax; Mrs.A.R.V.White and Mr.Richard White, of Stanstead.and Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Eke.of North Hatley.* + + Mr.and Mrs.Charles E.Frusst of 24 Devon Avenue have returned from London, Ontario where they attended the Convocation of the University of Western Ontario.Among the\u2019 graduates were Mr.and Mrs.Frosst\u2019s daughter and their son- in-law, Mr.and and Mrs.Ste- ;phen N.Adams.Mrs.Adams re- i ceived he diploma in Musie Edu- lcation and Honors Bachelor of 8° ; \u2018Arts.Mr.Adams graduated with MR.and MRS.RICHARD PEMBERTON SMITH, photographed a Bachelor of Law degree.Mr.following their wedding which took place recently in Our Lady .oo.and Mrs.Adams.who stood first of Fatima Church, St, Lambert.Mrs.Pemberton Smith was for- THE REV, MR.and MRS.DANIEL JAN GRANT whose wedding in their respective faculties, merly Miss Lise Lalande, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.H.Heard took place recently in Trinity Memorial Church, Notre Dame de were on the Dean's honor list Lalande.of St.Laurent, and Mr.Pemberton Smith is the son of Grace, Mrs, Grant was formerly Miss Carol Charlotte Mary = * % Mr.and Mrs.George Pemberfon Smith.of Westmount.fleslop.daughter of Mrs.T.Arthur Heslop, of Notre Dame de Grace, and of the late Mr, Heslop, and Mr.Grant is the son of Me.and Mrs, Daniel Andrew Grant, of Victoria Avenue.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 9, 1966 \u2014 14 A ana La Mrs.Keith Kennedy, who was here to attend the wedding of her niece, Miss Patricia McLean.to tulle illusion was held by a ban- Mr.Antony d\u2019Ombrain, has re- - .dean of French organza petals, [turned to Charlottetown.Prine Heslop \u2014 Grant and she carried a white prayer Edward Island.book with an arrangement of * = *% ; The marriage look place re- eucharist lilies.Miss Penny Illsley of Clande- | cently in Trinity Memorial Miss Lorna Purcell as maid of boye Ave.is entertaining at din- Church, Notre Dame de Grace, honour wore a street length ner on Friday evening and later af Carol Charlotte Mary, daugh- sheath rock of forest geen with her guests will attend the ter of Mes.T.Arthur Heslop and shantung with a short matching : che ; | whore .; ampagne and Strawberries of the late Mr.Heslop to the jacket and a sheaf of yellow Dance .; ue Ce ance.Reverend Daniel lan Grant, son roses.Mrs.Thomas A.Heslop, of Mr.and Mrs.Daniel Andrew sister-in-law of the bride.and ¥ + * Grant ol Westmount.The Revo Mrs.lan Wood of Ottawa, as the, Mrs.Roderick Grant has re- crend Canon Gordon R.Addie.attendants, wore dresses of pale turned to London.England, after Hector was the officiant The green, and carried yellow roses.| attending the wedding of her Reverend Canon Erie G Jay, Miss Allison Shaver.nicce of brother.Mr.Antony d\u2018Ombrain, Dean ot the Faculty of Divinity, the groom.was flower girl in a to Miss Patricia McLean.which McGill University celebrated the \u2018 bouffant frock of primrose look place on Saturday.; Eucharist, assisted by the Rev- organza over taffeta with a ban- _ crend Peter Hannen and the Rev-, deau of yellow Sweetheart roses erend A.Raymond Edwards.Mr, and a puff of the same flowers CI b George Chubb, organist and ON her wrist.Mr.Murray E.U choirmaster and the choir of, Bradford of Burks\u2019 Falls, Ontario men and boys provided the wed- was best man for Mr.Grant and ding music.Standards of apple the ushers were Mr.William A.blossoms and Shasta daisies de.Shaver, brother-in-law of the da en ar | corated the church.groom.Mr.Roger Bellingham.The bride, who was given in and Mr.Harold Thomas Lewis yo .: mariage by her brother.Thomas ' of New York City.W A.SOC wal A.Heslop, wore a simple empire! Mrs.Heslop, mother of the MR.and MRS.ANTONY JOSEPH d\u2019OMBRAIN.photographed sheath gown of white silk shant.' bride.wore a cafe-au-lait silk The Women's Auxiliary of the following their wedding on Saturday in the Church of the Ascen- ung with a chapel train falling | shantung sheath dress.Mer hat Catherine Booth Hospital are sion of Our Lord, Westmount.Mrs.d'Ombrain was formerly from the shoulders.Her veil of (Continued on page 17) holding a Strawberry social Miss Patricia Campbell McLean, daughter of Mr.and Mrs, Thursday.June 16th, from 6 to, Douglas Wilson McLean, of Westmount.and Mr.d\u2019Ombrain is the 9.30 p.m.Music will be provided son of Prof.und Mrs.G.L.d\u2019Ombrain.by the Salvation Army Band.\u2018In case of rain the Social will be _ oo oY 0 held indoors.Mrs.D.F.Talbot : is chairman of this event.N J v yO this eve ; Heward-Slessor | Foster-Danko | A nnual part V The marriage of Barbara Jdane.| The marriage of Susan Eliza- v daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Charles ; veth, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.mo ; Denys Heward, to Mr.James Ha- Alumnae Association will hold its Milton Slessor.son of Mr.and © G.Carey Foster, of West- annual Wine and Cheese Party Mrs.James Eric Slessor.of West- Mount.to Mr.Alexander Danko, on Friday evening, June 10.ai mount.look place Saturday after- SON of Mr.and Mrs.Michael the College.Miss Georgia Phelan ' Boon, at half-past two o'clock in Danko.of Montreal.formerly of \u2018has been appointed Chairman of St- Matthias Church.; Hungary, took place recently in this event.The bride was attended by Miss SU Matthias Church.¥ ¥ * Marjorie Pitblado.maid of honor, The bride was attended by Miss Si | ; .and by her sister.Miss Anne He- Christine Esber, as maid of honor, Study dinner ward, and Miss Mary Lou Mc- and Mrs.Frances Repo, Miss .Dougall, bridesmaids.Mr.Mich- Denise Turcott, and Miss Mar- ~The Study Old Girls\u2019 Associa- 8el J.Ashby was \u2018best man for garet Plumley, and by little Miss \u2018tion is holding its annual dinner Mr.Slessor, and the ushers were Jessica Blackmore as flower-girl.| meeting tonight.at the School, ' Mr.David Slessor, brother of the Mr.George Sabo acted as best \u2018Laurier LaPierre will be the guest bridegroom, Mr.Denys Heward, man for Mr.Danko, and the ce Crus .speaker.Reservations may be brother of the bride.Mr, Rhett ushers were Mr.William Foster.Muss SUSAN JEAN LYTLE, daughter of Mrs.A.Frederick made by contacting Mrs.Donald Lawson, and Mr.Michael Budd.\u2018brother of the bride: Mr.Thomas TE ; \"ESS RO aod of the Late Mr.Lytle, and DR.STAN.Mackenzie.4 Belfrage road.old | Following the ceremony a re- Lord, cousin of the bride, and otiaw + son of Mr.and Mrs.Max Rothman, of |Girls ave invited to attend the ception was held at the residence MF Issie Miller.awa, whose engagement is announced.The marriage has |School.Service at Christ Church |of the bride's parents, 559 Lans-| Followi ' been arranged to take place early in July.Cathedral preceding the dinner, {down Av Hoong the ceremony a re- ; ; .1 Avenue.ception was held in Victoria Hall.», WN = > MISS NICOLE MARCIL, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.André Mareil, ef Outremont, and MR.ROBERT GRATTON, son of Mrs.Judith Gration, and of the late Dr.Bernard Gratton, whose engagement is announced.The marriage has been arranged to take place in August.Home Recruiting Centre dines foster-parents The Foster Home Recruiting tant Deputy Minister of Que- Centre will give an after dinner bec's Department of Family and dessert party and entertainment Social Welfare.M.Guay was ap- in the Maurice Richard Arena, pointed to this post in 1960.June 9th, to 2,200 foster parents Holder of an M.A.Degree in to honor them for the magnifi- Social Science, he spent two eent role they are playing in the years in Europe studying wel- Greater Montreal community.fare organizations in several These foster parents are now countries after whieh he was serving the (Protestant) Chil- placed in charge of public social dren\u2019s Service Centre, the Eng- service administration and com- lish-speaking Catholic Welfare munity organizition courses at Bureau, and the Jewish Child the University of Laval's School Welfare Bureau \u2014 the three of Social Service.M.Guay is agencies for which the Foster.active in many organizations in- Home Recruiting Centre re- cluding the Social Rehabilita- eruits foster homes.tion Centre, the Family Service The entire cost of the event of Quebec, and he was the uni- is being underwritten by the versities\u2019 representative to fhe Catholic Women's League, the National Council for the rehabi- Montreal Rotary Club, the Royal litation of the handicapped for Mount Kiwanis Club, the West- | 10 years.In 1948, M.Guay mar- mount Rotary Club, and other ried the former Mlle Georgette organizations and friends of the Dorval who, also, is a professor Foster Home Recruiting Centre, of Social Science at Laval Uni- The occasion\u2019s guest speaker, Versily.They have three chil- will be M.Edgar Guay, Assis- dren: Louis, Jean-Pierre, and WEST END Folk dancers will offer a pro- SCHOOL of ART gram of dances from Hungary, French Canada and Israel dur- SUMMER COURSE in the course of the evening.Boys and Girls 11 to I5 Three mornings a week.Studio work and Decary-Hallam Ruth Decary.daughter of Mrs.Elwyn H.Cousens, and of the late C.Pierce Decary, to Mr.William Alfred Hallam, son of .Mr.and Mrs.Henry S.Hallam, museum trips.took place quietly on Saturday afternoon at four o'clock, in St.5686 Monkland Ave.\u2018 , Matthias Church.484-4277 ! The bride was attended by her sister.Mrs.Colin } P._ Campbell.The marriage of Miss Margaret .\u201cGABOR BARTHA \"Music for the Very Young\" {Ages 3 to 9 years) SUMMER CLASSES July and August RE.9-0977 WASIDARAGO RESIDENCE 1966 Ste-Cécile de Milton, Qué.(8 miles from Granby) Summer Boarding School of the Montreal Professional Dance Centre dir.SEDA ZARE asst.dir.Marie Cote JULY 4th \u2014 AUGUST 15th COMPLETE DANCE PROGRAMME REGISTRATION UNTIL JUNE 20th Information & Inscription The Secretary: 937-1471 Brochure on vest 223a Melville, Mr.6 44000000 ® WE SEE that Frank Scott's \u2018Selected Poems\u201d has been \"published by Oxford University Press.Scott's contribution to Canai dian life and letters is great, the was awarded the Molson prize for his.contribution to letters in 1965, is a member of the B and B commission, and former Dean of Law at MeGill!, lives on Clarke avenue.His wife is the well known painter Marion Scott.¥ + ¥ © WE HEAR from JOHN D.COLEMAN of the National Society for the prevention of blindness, that Sunbathers should not look! directly at the sun while wearing sunglasses.Infra-red rays which | give a tan can penetrate the dark glass and damage the retina of! the eye.* * * © WE SEE that New Zealand potter Harry Davies has been giving the Potters club on Victoria Avenue valuable help during his\u2019 stay here.* + ¥* © WE HEAR that A.J.LIVINSON of Blenheim Place suggesied .at the recent open meeting of the Westmount Municipal Association that some sculpture would be appreciated in Westmount Park.At first we were all for it, but thinking it over it could cause all kinds of turmoil considering the mixed stale of the arts today, and with local partisans on all sides.; MISS PENELOPE ANN LAFAVE, R.N., daughter of Dr.and Mrs.Wallace John Lafave.of the Town of Mount Royal and DR.CHARLES ARTHUR CASEY, son of Mrs.J.Arthur Casey.of Westmount, and of the late Mr.Casey, whose marriage has | been arranged to take place on Saturday, June 18, in the Chureh | of the Annunciation of Our Lady.Town of Mount Royal.| I May Court club reports = Russell - i Mr.and Mrs.W.Kenneth The Annual meeting of the May | Nonnenman announce the mar- | Court Club of Montreal was held riage of their eldest daughter, recently at the home of Mrs.H.Althea Elizabeth, to Mr.Robert R.McCuaig.The President, Mrs.'J.Russell.son of Mrs.Bruce H.E.Conyers spoke of the in.Russell, of Sarnia, Ont., and of creased activities of the club and | the late Mr.Russell, whic h touk place quietly.recently.in St ! announced that at the National: Matthias Church.Annual Meeting, the constitution\u2019 | Nonnenman | MARY ELIZABETH MacFAR- LANE, daughter of Dr.and Mrs.Kenneth T.MacFarlane of | 64 Forden Crescent, Westmount, will be awarded the Bachelor of Arts degree at commencement ceremonies to be conducted June 5 at Connecticut College for Women.Miss MacFarlane is a graduate of the Study, West- mount, alan antiques ; canadiana 344a victoria avenue 488-7585 Genuine Choice Western BEEK QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u2019 Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables *IMPORTED PRODUCTS® NICHOL'S AND SCHNEIDER'S BACON, HAMS & SAUSAGE 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 of the May Court Club of Mont-! real was passed which enables the chib fo proceed with provin- | cial incorporation and letters, patent.She also went on to say that proceeds from the sale of; EXPO tickets and the \"At Home | held last month helped the club! financially and enabled it to establish a bursary for a teacher, to study the education of emotionally disturbed children during the ! George Pickrell GUARANTEED FLOWERS Tel.: 935-5431 \u2014 Delivery Anywhere 4154 St.Catherine Street West ee ue ee summer semester at Syracuse University.Past-president Mrs.R.Willis- O'Connor was awarded a life membership and was presented with a silver dish in recognition of her valuable work.Placement Chairman, Mrs.E.Fisher announced that the membership stands at 38 and volunteer work by the members totalled 2,759 hours for the year which included work by 12 members at the Queen Mary Veterans Hospital.The Coffee Shop at the hospital was also staffed by club volunteers one day a week as a new project.Executives elected at the annual meeting are President, Mrs.H.E.Conyers: Ist Vice-Pres, Mrs.R.E.Fisher; 2nd.Vice- Pres., Mrs.J.B.Wight: Treasurer, Mrs.W.Bergstrom: Cor- Pee ame ama me a \"ae ame me ee ma mms a ee Su Te a Pe a me Canada\u2019s fomous RIDING CAMP Boys ond Girls Instruction in riding and horsemanship \u2014 Musical rides \u2014 camping with horses \u2014 Games \u2014 Swimming pool \u2014 Riding outfit \u2014 Excellent food \u2014 Proper Supervision.et a en \"a \"Pu Tae\" Tu responding Secrelary, Mrs, E.H.Harrison; Recording Secretary, Mrs.John Jurczynski; Directors, Mrs.B.E.Colnett and Mrs.J.G.MacCormack.LIER'S ding School R.R.1 CHUTE A BLONDEAU TEL.ST.EUGENE 674-2845 a eee ea ea a a te ee a a\" a Me Te ee Te a ete enn ee ea Teta\" nn\" 9961 \u20186 2unp \u2018Aopsany] \u2018sourwexa sunouxsam 341 \u2014 SL The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 9, 1966 \u2014 l6 PROPERTY WANTED We have buyers waiting for homes in Westmount.We can effect quick sales when necessary, or we can offer your property quietly to private buyers on an individual basis.St.Francis Realty Company Ltd.BROKERS 300 Victoria Ave.489-5321 1 PROPERTY FOR SALE ORFORD LAKE ONE HOUR FROU MONTREAL Desirable lakefront | I estate at foot of Mount Orlord.Year\u2019 | round home, full basement.Modern heating system House is fully turnished.2 eur garage, stable and boat house Private road Completely tenced-in property.Estate is tn excellent condition.priced CALL: 937-2818 days 697-4441 eves.modestly St.Laurent Senn detached, 4 woom ue, pouvlled nployroou, near lun portation, school.SIfLSRE.owner RY + Rog ST LAURENT, DETACHED.MODERNIZED 3 OR 4 BED ROOM COTTAGE WITH CARPORT, GARDEN, MA TURE TREES, PATIO.NEAR MONKLAND STATION $11,000, MINIMUAE CAST S500 CAL, 748-1011 \u2018 5 COUNTRY For Weir, Que LAGKENTIANS PROPERTY \u2014 Sale House tou sale, winterized, 5 rooms, \u2018omplhotels fumnished., 220 wiring, With Lavage, Additional 2 lots 50 x 100 ad- tacent to property.For information ali 725-0807 morntnes only, 878-9472 daily BRAKERWOOD CUUB: Lake Mem- nhremagor.Cedarville Road, Stan- stead County.Beautiful treed lots for sale, $2,000 and up.Ideal for boating.swimming, fishing, golfing né, Private sub-division.planned for vear-reund homes, One of the finest iocations tn the Eastern Township-.For information, phone Mr, A.Snow, t cottage.Rie and ski- \u2018WILL CARE FOR ELDERLY IN- Arthur Snow Realties Re#'d\u2026.Real! Estate Broker.434-8433: evenings 481- 1301 ! LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG.Cedar- ville Road, Stanstead County, Eastern Fownships, French Canadian, year- round home on beautitully landscaped lot 350 ft.x 1,000 ft, (8 acres\u2019.Nine vos, two bathrooms.Built in 1890 and completely modernized and fur- Wished.Delighttul view, Price $25,900.Also lnkefront lot avatlable at $4,800.Owner will carry first mortguue, Fou information, phone Mr.A.Snow.Arthur Snow Realties Rew'd.Real Este Broker 484-8433; eveninus 481- 1801.9 COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET 16 ISLAND LAKE Owner's Laurentian cottage, water, well screened and furnished, suitable for 2 or 3 adults July and August $300.00, One month Reply to Box 1861.running + | $200.00.7005 Kildare Rd.' Montreal 20 for information and maps \u2018 to be sent.FIVE room cottage, accommodate.8, turnished, near lake Menard, 9 miles North East St, Agathe 748 6491 ot St Agathe 3264708.17 RESORTS Holidays St Jovite Staton, Au Petit Chateau, 4253-2410.Montreal 304-8001 Economs service,excellent Cisne, swimming pool with filter special at tractions, wolf, panoramic trips North of St Jovite.Rooms $23 +1 Sao included two maals 82 AUTOS FOR SALE VOLKSWAGEN 1962, deluxe, snow tires, ski rack, Tel of Rou Cee LEA # in 2 ANG sait: The Westmount Examiner lassified Advertising \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 HUnter 1-0451 10 Words 75° 5e for each additional word $ Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 3.30 p.m.Tuesday for current issue.For convenience, Adtaker on duty Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Accounts may be paid at any Montreal Island branch of The Bank of Montreal until 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1.045) or The Royal Bank of Canada.A 39 OFFICES TO LET 82 AUTOS FOR SALE \u201838 PLYMOUTH station wagon, best .100 WORK WANTED \u2014 Female ELECTRICAL SERVICE ® INDUSTRIAL ® COMMERCIAL © RESIDENTIAL 24 HOURS EMERGENCY SERVICE INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE H.R.CASSIDY 484-3523 5765 Monkland Ave.Quality - Service - Satisfaction 113 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED ; offer.good condition.769-4226, Eve-' k d k | Westmount ons , Work Wante Cook Genera St.Catherine at Metcalte.| 1959 FORD.automatic motor and RECENT np MSGILL ONARIS WANTED ground floor, air-conditioned.body perfect, best offer.6 pan.to IN ENGLISH THOROUGHLY 1600 square feet of bright \u201810 pm, 744-1618.| FAMILIAR WITH ALL Part-Time clean spuce divided into 3 pr eee Co == | PHASES OF THE LAN- Business couple a rte 86 BOATS & MOTORS \u2014 GUAGE CAN TEACH.Hours 4 to 8 p.m.tion at front door, PTIT \u2019 EDIT OR WRITE COPY.Apartment on MacGregor GUARDIAN TRUST CO.Outboard Motors CALL AFTER 6:00 P.M.CALL: WE, 5-5604 ADMINISTRATION DEPT 845-7886 OR 937-0239 542.8251 Johnson 33 H.P., electric starter.gas : | or tank $200.Also Johnson 71, H.P., ay 50 APARTMENTS TO LET 102 with sas tank ST5.481- 1600.HELP W WANTED \u2014 ~ MALE | (Gs 3455 COTE DES NEIGES FOR INFORMATION ROYAL TRUST AT SHERBROOKE Usual 937-2864 32 FURNISHED APTS.: 98 HELP WANTED .\u2014 Female TO LET TTT om I FULLY turnished, 4: room GOOD 112 \"MOTHER'S HELPER 0 apartment, Cote St Antoine - \u2018 - me Road and Royal, Phone Supe - intende -5966.intendent, 484-596 OPPORTUNITY FOR RE- PERMANENT Peu anv: = , î Cy DEN - 73 ROOMS WANTED GENIAL SMALL FAMILY co LIVING 40 MILES OUT OF MONTREAL.TO EARN SOME MNT Jus Jens de POSITIONS EIS CTO, Jou J vom with one lady in i apartment Vicinity Atwater CHANGE FOR LIGHT Sherbrooke.V ; DUTIES AND COMPANION- Sherbrooke, Victoria.Reason- SHIP.IDEAL FOR SOMEONE able.Call 838-4507 IF YOU CAN SPEAK FRENCH ANL WHO ENJOYS COUNTRY NG Q EN { LIFE.REFER x- ENGLISH FLUENTLY AND IF You CHANGED.CALL MRS.NEIL 7 ARE INTERESTED IN SWITCH DAYTIME ONLY HU.1-2771.75 NURSING HOME BOARD WORK.: VALIDS AND INDIGENT PERSONS.IRRESPECTIVE OF RACE.CREED OR COLOR PRIVATE AND SEMI - PRIVATE ROOMS.80 CHILDREN\u2019S BOARD _ _ \u2018day to Friday.Typing essential.WANTED mothers hélnor for sum- oabins with hot and cold water.Mature woman preferred.$125 Va 057 1 ust ¢ children Government inspected.Highly \u2019 monthly.Call Mr, McVey.482-9130.ee recommended.Ask for free Foster Homes ; LL _ 2 ___ | 13 po: DOMESTIC HELP WANTED illustrated booklet.Only $45 : } weekly (subsidized).Dr, and } EMERGENCY HOME Mrs.Martin.divectors | .Wanted By ATTENTION FOR GIRLS .STUDENTS!!! ; Cat [+] IC .Requires Do you want to earn some .CAMP money perhaps or your | bl ff Welfare Bureau \u201cdream dress\u201d \u2014 then if you Re a e Sta are serious and reliable con- \u2018 LA English - speaking Catholic tact \"FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITION: Foster homes for children of .Chinese and Japanese origin.JOANNE MITCHELL COOK GENERAL F Board, clothing and medica) ; Monday to Frid ourteen Island Lake, care supplied, Please call A33- 2 ay riday 1381 extension 51 or 31 fo: STUDIO GIRL COSMETICS Quebec further information ! 9 to 6 pm Sunrise Nursing Home PENDLETON.ONTARIO GOVERNMENT LICENSE WRITE FOR PARTICULARS fent condition.Call 200 RIALN white walls, in excels High School Graduate Wanted who would be interested in learning advertising business from the ground up.Bilingual preferred Driving license a must Will train on salary benefits Good future for serious person Apply 482-2545 Two Friends Wanted.as mother's belpers for sum- ,iner, 16 or over, two reighbors near FOUR APPOINTMENT CALL St.Agathe, All BETWEEN 2 & 7 P.M.salary.RE.7-182, No Experience Required Salary While Training conveniences, RE.7-7744.High MISS RICKABY 861-6002 Mother's Helper WANTED.SUMMER IN ! LAURENTIANS ON LAKE.NO BABIES.CALL 342-1786.REAL ESTATE OFFICE .Requires part time receptionist Mon- 365-1930 \u2014 481-3800 PLEASE PHONE FOR APPOINT.: MENT: | 932-5306 OR 932-5833 HELE ranted \u201cfor infant, sleep in or -5331 \u2014 RJ], 7-5207.USE OUR CLASSIFIEDS CHILDREN'S Camp \u2014 Separate camps for boys and girls, aged 8-13, Established 1945.All land and water sports includins \u2014 archery.tennis.aquaplanins.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 \u2018near Shawbridge in the Laurentians) Address all communications to: P.O.BOX 12.MONTREAL.QUE.Phone: 453-3371 VOLKSWAGEN 10862.blue F R BE T E MATURE promeut wanted for work, Like new Call Nivert at WE.0 S R SULTS siona aby sitting ot housewor 78364 \u2018days or evonings, 486-6151.te 113 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED HOUSEKEEPER FOR SEMI-INVALID Monday to Friday, 9 to 5 pm plus overtime.References.Call after 6 p.m.HU.1-3558.Experienced Cook General Wanted FOR WESTMOUNT HOME.LIVE IN.GOOD ACCOMMODATION.CLEANING WOMAN EMPLOYED.REFERENCES REQUIRED.CALL: 484-1442 11$ BABY SITTERS WANTED Good Postion RESPONSIBLE PERSON WANTED FOR FULL TIME BABY SITTING AND LIGHT HOUSEWORK, ONE CHILD.WE.35-2263.122 FOR SALE \u2014 Living room furniture CHESTERFIELD and matching chair.in good condition, $40, 738-2795.124 FOR SALE \u2014 Dining room furniture WALNUT 9 piece dining room set, good condition, reasonable.482-5775, evenings.130 FOR SALE \u2014 Kitchen equipment GURNEY electric stove, 42 inch, perfect condition.Reasonable, 744-1483.REFRIGERATOR, General Electric, in excellent condition, $35.Call 937- 8821.132 FOR SALE \u2014 Musical instruments SPINET piano, full octave range, apartmeht size, excellent condition; violin with case and stand as new.Call 731-8644 after 6 136 FOR SALE \u2014 Clothing and furs LONG organza wedding dress, 12, reasonable.744-6552, evenings.138 FOR SALE \u2014 General size VISIT FLEA MARKET many antiques in glassware, silverware, bedroom and dining room sets, odd chairs and tables, desks.etc, 2085 NOTRE DAME W.932-0491 +AFTERNOONS ONLY) LARIVEE We have Persian carpets; lady's silk and wool knit suits and dresses; two table lamps.HU.8-1700, OFFICE desk, blond oak, one year old, $125, 486-1565.ENCYCLOPEDIA 1965 edition, white and blue leatherette binding, sacrifice, $98, 484-2022.198 FOR SALE \u2014 General Moving To Smaller Quarters cf.850: draperies; Norge fridge, 9 bruadioom rugs; regular butcher mincer, $25; Necchi portable sewing machine as new, $83; complete sunroom of rattan furniture including lamps, ideal for playroom; Fleetwood T.V,, 21 inch, $85; custom made by Leon Coeman, 10 piece dining room suite: etc.Call 937-3254, Maico Hearing Aid MODEL BEHIND EAR NEARLY NEW.REASON ABLE.CALL 488-4015.Real Buys Custom made by Snyder sectional sofa, each section 57 inches, covered in gold nylon, $100; 2 ebony side tables with 2 drawers, both $35: decorative foot stool, 41 inches wide, 15 inches high, $75; 4 piece walnut bedroom set, $60; red maple Royalist chest on chest with mirror, $50: 4 piece kitchen set, $25; electric jigsaw, $15; ving pong table, $15.Call RE, 8-5649.A Real Buy Walnut Royal System Danish Book Shelving: \u20ac rails 79 inches long, 8 sheives 9\" x 32\" and brass brackets.Never used, still in box.Private sale.Cail after 6:00.845-7886.BEDROOM set, triple bureau mirror, highboy with desk, white custom made, $150; chesterfield, 2 chairs, white end tables, coffee table, all $125; dining room, off white, table, 6 chairs, buffet, $100: washing machine, $20; ete.Call 486-9198.MODERN chesterfield sofa.4 scater; walnut coffee table and lamp table; lamps: Frigidaire with freezer top.automatic defrosting.Al excellent condition.Reasonable, Call 738-7634.SMALL lady's or student's desk, maple finish, onc year old, $20.288 2410, after 6.LARGE crib, complete; playpen with mattress.Both $35.744-4080.DANISH chair, brown, light brown wooden frame, $25.HU.6-8201, + | 136 FOR SALE \u2014 Genera) Canadian Antiques Private collection, authentic pine furniture.Armoires, corner cabinet, bench bed, commaodes, tables, chairs, desk, refectory table,rocking chairs, etc.671-2276.Showcases Suitable for store.Bargain.type of 747-5122.any Call 142 PHOTO SUPPLIES CAMERA for sale, Canon 1V-S3.Serenar f 1,8 lens, speed to 1000.Good condition, accessories, reasonable.Teleph 933-1809.STAMPS AND COINS CANADIAN to sell.1847 Maple Leaf silver dollar and other coins.Call WE.7 coins 151 WANTED TO PURGHASE Occasional Chairs Wanted French or Spanish period.suitable for living room.Private 747-0424 evenings.What Have You ?WE BUY ANYTHING OF VALUE \u2014 ANTIQUES, PlA- NOS, CARPETS, .861-4301, EVENINGS 744 0948.WANTED: Tea wagon mrefer- ably in good condition: also old pieces of porcelain, Call 481-1558 after 1 p.m.WANTED: LARGE 3s SECTION CHINA DISH AND MOHAIR drapes, off white, delicate brown floral pattern, will fit 14 to 16 feet.Moving \u2014 sacrifice.Call RE, 1-2951.BEAUTIFUL Empire style chesterfield.Excellent condition $165.: 2 burner electric element $4.: small piano bench, 486-9266, DINING room set, suitable for country home; 2 door mirrored wardrobe; small liquor cabinet: tcawagon, Reasonable.272-7885.T.V.21 inch, excellent condition.$85.Call 739-6450, ae DO IT NOW) BUILDING REPAIRS VERN OATWAY, contractor, general maintenance, specializing in kitchens, bathrooms, playreoms, balcony repairs, painting.WE, 2-5032, CARPENTRY Are you satisfied with your present game room?\u2014 or perhaps \u2014 do you 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 CARTAGE LEAVE THE MOVING TO US.C, M.CARTAGE REGISTER- Ep, CALL 1766-6037.OR 767- DAAAAAAAAAAALMAAAALAL Service Directory » à di à à M M à A A A A A A A A A CARTAGE Cameron Express Reg'd.ALL MOVING, STORAGE, CRATING, PACKAGING, SHIPPING.PICK UP AND DELIVER, REASONABLE RATES.CALL 931-1901 DRESSMAKING EXCLUSIVE EUROPEAN DRESSES, SUITS, COATS, CUSTOM MADE, REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS.HU, 8-4245.EXCLUSIVE ALTERATIONS AND REMODELLING IN YOUR HOME.REFERENCES.489-7707.UPHOLSTERY ANDY THE UPHOLSTERER General upholstering.Perlod furniture repaired and recovered.Telephone 032-5912.Af- ter 3 pm, 937-4446.WANTED: Old fashioned coloured leaded glass shade.Preferably in good order.Call 845-7794.154 LOST LOST CANARY ON SUNDAY JUNE STH.LAST SEEN AT WESTMOUNT SWIMMING POOL.CALL WE.5-9366.158 DOMESTIC PETS SIAMESE CATS Male, female, 8 months, Seal Point.both $50.334-3814.COLLIE pups, male and female.sable and white collar.6 - 7 weeks old, 484-9543.Golden Retriever Purebred.Female.7 weeks old.Call 489-9804.163 EDUCATIONAL MASTER the English language and learn to express yourself succinctly, All aspects of English grammar and literature taught by McGill Graduate.Call after 6 p.m, 845-7886.Heslop \u2014 Grant .(Continued from page 14) was of French organza petals to tone, and she wore a corsage of Orange Delight roses pinned on her purse.Mrs, Grant, mother of the bridegroom, was in a navy blue silk shantung dress with a matching jacket.Her hat was of rose pink flowers and she wore a pale green cymbidium orchid fastened to her handbag.Following a reception at the Windsor Hotel, Mr.and Mrs.Grant left on a trip to the Southern United States.The bride wore 8 costume of navy blue silk and wool, the sheath dress with a full length matching coat, Her corsage was a single gardenia.! Do mothers By STEPHEN SCHOFIELD One of my children was born in a Montreal hospital; another hospital cotains almost every modern device and in the eyes strict precision parade.of a military is a ramshackle web of antiquated buildings and equipment was born in St.Luke's Hospital | here.The magnificent Montreal | of a visitor functions with the | St.Luke's, on the other hand, ! and babies in England fare better?, bossess innate compassion and understanding towards trials of every kind, Buildings and equipment cannot create this quality.The Killer Aud now that terrible\u2019 killer, cancer.Indealing with this St.Luke's manifests the very spine and resilience of England, such that it now dominates the country, In medical circles it is com- and in the eyes of a visitor, mon knowledge that a very sat- functions with the informality of ' Isfactory machine for treating a military mess.And yet, of the | cancer, particularly In certain two ordeals, my wife fared and Sites, is the Betatron or Askle- \u2018emerged very much better here, Pitron 35, designed and built by | For the Montreal hospital the Brown Boveri of Baden, Switz- ; room alone cost about $25 a day, erland.Although intended pri- while the overall cost here is marily for treatment, it can also nil.That is to say it is a state be used for research purposes.hospital and one receives no! Not many exist.There are bills, which at first is difficult! gone or two in Belgium, France, to believe.But cost has nothing : West Germany and Italy: one to do with it.only in Canada, Norway and the in Montreal the imminent; United States.The one in Can- mother suddenly finds herself ada is in Winnipeg, and there among strange people in a big may be one going to London, bewildering hospital, and spends | Ont.The one in the US.is in most of her time alone in a, the Montefiore Hospital in New room.Here the expectant mo- York.ther visits the hospital monthly, several tim nd becomes The cost of the machine, in- evera es, a ¢ CS! stallation and building, exceeds familiar with the nurses and.the hospital itself, usually a | £200,000 (about $600,000).which ; the British Government, which | small one.Thus the hospital and va | \u2019 people are known and comfort- was approached, could nol af- ing.Thal is one advantage.| ford because their funds for , cancer were committed else- Sergeant Major Enters , where.Here in a ward of 14 matern-| St.Luke's, after their team of ity cases a brisk young woman radiologists inspected existing presents herself cach morning, | installations and studied clini- \u2018actually a physiotherapist with; cal reports on high energy radi- the voice of a sergeant major.ation, decided to go ahead on A most unpopular woman and their own.Enlisting the assist- well does she know it and per- ance of a chairman and the loeal haps for that reason she brooks Surrey Advertiser fcir.46,0000, no nonsense whatever.a campaign was launched \u201cLadies!\u201d Her voice is pene-' throughout the areca.! trating.Donkey Races Standing at attention at the| The village of Chiddingfold end of the ward, the Sergeant organized a parade of floats de- Major snaps commands: \u2018\u2019Arms|corated by various clubs de- up! In! Out! In! Out! One two.\u2019 monstrating old-time dancing one two ., and so on; money boxes were And then: \u201cLegs out! Wrig- passed anong the crowds.Coffee gle! One two, one two .\u201d parties in private homes and vil- She cranes forward slightly, lage halls, raffles, fun fairs and and calls, \u201cI say, you in the donkey races served similarly.corner down there, you are not | Some citizens gave large wriggling your legs properly.\u2019 amounts, but three-quarters of Mrs.SchoFIELD!\" \u2014 with ris-!the total came from small dona- ing emphasis on the last syllable.\u2018 tions, in all more than £200,000.\u2018Much laughter).\"within 22 months, This sum is \u201cRight.Again.One two, one possibly the largest, certainiy two.\u201d one of the largest to be collect- Now and then the ambulance , ed privately for national health men amble in with a battered Purposes since National Health stretcher.One of them leans |Was inaugurated in 1946, and in- against the end of a bed and dicates that people will give to + looks camly around the ward.\u201cWhich one'll it be this morning, Bert?That one?Ow! Wat about this good-looker \u2018cre?\u2019 (A broad wink), Mothers able to walk or about to go home help to serve the meals.One has lost her baby.For various reasons two others have had to come in four wecks in advance.Such a panorama of tragedy and action prompts a came- raderie which is salutary, at least in our experience and offsets the inclination to mope alone in a single room.This is another advantage.The Quality But the quality that really tips the scales to our preference for this old hospital, is the nursing.Throughout, and perhaps particularly at difficult times, these English nurses are so compassionately considerate.They know.One feels that they know.And they care.It may be that they take the Nightingale pledge\" more seriously.Or perhaps they are better trained.Or possibly the reason is that this entire nation has suffered and endured so much more, lifted and nursed itself through ineffable bombing and tragedy and wars, for generations, that they naturally aid a state hospital.Here last week, the patron of the project, Angus Ogilvy, Princess Alexandria's husband, said, \u201c1 thought the people of Guildford were stark, staring honkers mad).I was frankly skeptical about the enormous amount of money to be raised in such a relatively small area.\u201d The Betatron, the only one in Britain, arrived here in 40 packing cases and the complete equipment and control gear \"weigh 40 tons.The base and sep- | arate building for housing it, \u2018now under construction, is expected to be finished this year.Pulleys for the 11-ton counterweight system have to be lined up to within one-10,000th of an inch with the aid of special optical tools.Thus in delivering babies and treating cancer, old England is proceeding .not too badly.Mushreoms \u2014 Slice unpecled fresh ones, or open a can of mushroom caps and drain, then dip into scasoncd salt, lightly salted lcmon juice, or chopped parsley or water cress.The calorie count \u2014 about 14 for six fresh ones and 20 in a small can \u2014 Is a welghtwatcher's truc friend.9961 \u2018& aunp \u2018Anpsiny, \u2018soujuaoxg sunoussem eu, \u2014 [| The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 9, 1966 \u2014 18 Birdland: Delivery date arranged You have doubtless wondered why Mrs, Robin takes so long to settle down on her nest when she Is incubating her beautiful blue eggs.She twists and turns, fluffs out her feathers and wrig- £les ull over for several seconds before coming to rest.But ductors, so Mother Nature has given birds a bare spot which must come in direct contact with the eggs to pass on to them the heat from the body.The precious eggs must not be left too long or they would cool.For some birds this is no great hardship, as hatching takes only there is a good reason for her: a week or less after ail are laid, actions.Feathers are non-con-: but the length of time varies Bass says: Strength up the middle only winning theory Team sports theories have been ettes revolutionized through the years à i Bay Packers before settling down \"to an all-star season with vailed is that a team must have Wayne but one thought which has pre- strength through the middle they wish to be a contender, The theorem actually stands up in most sports but certainly if selected { with the Warriors last year.and Steclers long tryout with stayed for the Green Fort year.Harris was valuable player last most The Beavers start their training grind at Loyola.July 15th in football and Head Coach Mar.and have exhibition games sched- vin Bass of the Montreal Beavers in the Continental Football League is a believer.i The Beavers announced today that they have the signed contracts of defensive tackles Bill Boschini and Charlie \u2018Chuck\u2019 Harris.Both these men won all star rating with Fort Wayne Warriors last season and among other things are considered to be the toughest linemen in the\u2019 league as well.With these two behemoths cementing the front wall and such hardhitters as Dan Underwood and Mike Ruiz as linebackers, already announced as signed, Beavers opposition are going to experience difficulty moving through the centre of the defence.Montreal fans will remember both ol these rugged gentlemen.Boschini, 26 years of age and packing 280 pounds on his 65\u201d frame, played in Montreal the oild Indianapolis Warriors against the Quebec Rifles in the now defunct United Football League.The Warriors muzzled the Rifles in atrocious fashion\u2019 that day and Boschini was particularly aggressive as he trampled the Rifles tough little guard, Bob Geary, unmercifully.© PLAYER-COACH Au all-league tackle for the past (wo ycars, Boschini was a.player-coach last season.The Beavers will have former Cana-, dian League standout Ted Elsby and other veterans helping the lineman during the training camp : at Loyola and once the season | starts Head Coach Bass will be in f charge of the line himself.So the burly Boschini, who played six games with the AFL Denver Broncos in 1962, will be able to concentrate on playing football.Harris actually played several games for the Alouettes.The 255 pound.6'2\u201d husky was in Montreal during the '64 season.Har-, ris joined the Als after being a late cut of the National Football League Pittsburgh Steclers and played during the team\u2019s swing through Western Canada.This was the year that Elsby was experiencing such an excellent season and Bob Minihane was holidng forth expertly at the other tackle post.Even though there appeared little room for the import, Alouette Coach Jim Trimble liked his potential so much he kept him around for the balance of the season, The 24 year old Memphis, Ten- néssec native played three seasons at Tennessce À and I and besides service with the Alou- for | uled at Toronto and Charleston before their home opener at : Expo Stadium on August 20th.3PORTING SAM for the different kinds.Gannets\u2019 eggs, for instance, take about six weeks.The majority of eggs hatch early in the morning.Then the young birds can be fed very soon after birth.Evening would be a bad time, as they could not then be fed for many hours.\u2018 How wonderful that this is all arranged! | The chick in the egg makes its own way out.It is provided: at the tip of its upper mandible i times peeping is heard when the chick is working, hammering the shell with its head.A litle puncture is made in the! shell with the egg tooth near the larger end of the egg.Then | the head rotates, and mora pune- tures follow until finaly a little wreath of holes appears.It takes the chick of some kinds of birds only a matter of hours to emerge fron.the shell once it has begun to chip; others take ' much longer \u2014 even three or four days.A Sora Rail baby is! ,an exception in its way of get- I ting out.It saws off the shell.Riders low as Beavers ink Underwood and Pilot Montreal Beavers of the Continental Football| League have squeezed out.the Canadian Football League Ottawa Rough, they have assured their fans for outstanding talent.Story of the conflict between the teams is revealed with the | Beavers\u2019 announcement recently | by Head Coach Marvin Bass that the team has signed contracts of fullback James \u2018Preacher\u2019 Pilot and lineback Dan Underwood.Pilot, leading rusher in the United States small colleges while with New Mexico in 1963 and a brilliant back with Indianapolis and Fort Wayne War-| riors of the Continental League for the past two years, is the beter known of the pair.How-' 1964.The old professor knew that this was a man he wanted.Ottawa General Manager Red O'Quinn was sent out to land Underwood.The Warriors moved to Fort with a short, horny.\u2018egg tooth\u2019 Riders \u2014 but in doing SO | Wayne and coach Ken Carpenter, former Canadian football and special neck muscles.Some- that they are going to fight great said \u2018no-no\u2019\u201d to O'Quinn's proposals.Eventually, Carpenter ordered O'Quinn not to tamper with the player.Carpenter left the Warriors to take over Perry Moss\u2019 job as Head Coach at Charleston and the Beavers purchased the Warriors\u2019 roster.Ottawa again made overtures to Underwood.The player had signed with the Beavers for a handsome bonus.O\u2019Quinn contacted Bass lo see if #4 deal could be arranged and the Beavers coach said \u201chands off.\u201d Interestingly, the 23 year old, | Our song birds are nelpless.ever.it is over the services of 0°17.220 pounder is one of those But the shore birds are far advanced.Consequently, the eggs.of shore birds are large.with enough albumen to feed the! chick in the shell for some time It takes very much longer to hatch.but then they can run about almost immediately and folow the mother to the water ; and to food.} Underwood that the Beavers: and Ottawa disputed.Frank Clair Ottawa coach Frank Clair, aware of Underwood's fine reputation with Michigan States of the Big Ten, watched the young man play with Indianapolis in the United Football League's championship final in, « « « by ! Reg Wootton | i UDO BUSINESS LOCALLY?IF YOU DO, YOU SHOULD ADVERTISE REGULARLY IN THIS NEWSPAPER BECAUSE nowhere else.1.Our circulation is LOCAL.People who read this newspaper are your best customers.2.Our circulation is PAID IN ADVANCE.Thus, people who get the paper read and respect it.They show they do by paying for it, and by sharing it with their neighbors.3.This paper contains news vital to local residents and available 4.This paper is not so large that your advertisement will be \"buried\" in it.The \"long life\" of weekly newspaper readership is an established fact.Papers are still being sold on newsstands five days after publication.Thus, your ad has a longer time in which to be read.6.The healthy percentage of ads demonstrates reader-acceptance of this paper as a result-giving medium.This paper is published just before the weekend, at a perfect time for readership and results.8.Our entire illustration service and layout experience is available to every advertiser, at no charge and at his convenience.WESTMOUNT EXAMINER players who hope to settle here.Underwood has been teaching school at East Lansing.Michigan during the off season and he hopes to secure employment with the Catholic School Commission in Montreal, Hard Hitter While Underwood is an outside linebacker, the equivalent of the Canadian cornerman, Bass is toying with the idea of moving him inside.Game films revealed that he was the hardest hitter on the team and that he could easily handle the heavier work up the middle.Pilot is a solid 5'11\u201d, 200 pounder.The 25 year old Kings- ville, Texas native played at a twin fullback post with the Warriors where he averaged six yards a carry in 1964.Last year he tailed off slightly to a 4.8 yards average but Bass hopes to implement several innovations to the system which might take better advantage of Pilot's speed.Rd St.Leo\u2019s Sports: Sherriffs takes tennis tilt defeating Fernandes 6-0, 6-0 By ANDY McGILLIS looked like a champion all the way.The junior tournament was be- | St.Leo\u2019s senior and junior tennis tournaments were brought to a successful climax last week, with winners returned in bot hjlow expectation in entries and classes type of play and the winner for \u2019 the first time went uncontested Reid Sherriffs was not ex-|in the scheduled final match, tended too severely in defending his senior crown and polished off Neil Fernandes 6-0 and 60 in the final.Neil Fernandes\u2019 poor display in the final was a complete reversal of form from his top notch ed smart wins over Grant Sher- performance in the semi-final riffs, Paul Salvatore and Sigmund when he beat Bob Brault in | Stosik.Terry Stubbs showed some straight sets by 6-4 and 6-4.Reid | promise in early wins but his Sherriffs advanced in the final i performances were marred when by eliminating the fast improv- he left himself with the dubious | ing Mike Gormley 6-2 and 612.| distinction of being St.Leo\u2019s first The calibre of tennis in senior player to default a final match.was very good and most matches | A mixed double invitation tour- were keenly contested but in the nament, embracing the boys from : tinal analysis Reid Sheriffs St.Leo\u2019s and the girls from St.however, Peter Herczegh the winner by default was well worth the junior title honors, as he showed throughout the touna.| ment that he was St.Leo's best junior tennis player.Peter scor- i Weston School stages annual track meet Another successful track and field meet was held | this year at Weston School.On Friday afternoon, on the: Lower Canada College grounds on Royal avenue, scores | of children tured out to take part in the meet which | featured three sections; junior, intermediate and senior events.Mrs.Arzrouni and Miss Faw- cett were the scorers and handled the 16 different classes with\u2019 the greatest of care.The following list indicates the class and the first three winners in each: Junior High Jump 1) Daphne Sidaway, 3\u20193\u201d grade 2) Belinda Grover, 3'3\" gratie 3) Sue Ann Hue, 30\", Three Legged Race Grade 6 11 Elizabeth Henderson, Edwina Adair; 2) Shelagh Young.Alison Whyte; 3) Halina Sandig, Patsy Purues.Whyte; 3' Halina Sandig.Purues, Patsy Grade 7 11 Claudia Levesque, Andrea grade Smith; 2) Heather Fraser, Jean Henderson; 3) Karen Jamieson, Lynn Adelstein.© go Junior Broad Jump 1» Belinda Grover, 10'5\".Grade 8 1) Belinda Grover.10'5\u201d grade 1' Mary Latter, Angela Russo: grade 5: 31 Susan Young grade 2) Ellen Austin, Judy Chrastina; 4 and Marjorie Mayo, grade 5.'3) Louise Poitras, Anna Maria 8612\" Korwin.Three Legged Race Grade 9 1) Belinda Grover.grade 5 11 Jennifer Dakesch, Linda\u2019 and Jennifer Adair.grade 4; 2) j Henderson; 2) Dominique Bec- | Marjorie Mayo, Daphne Sida-, call, Anne Henderson; 3' Peggy! way, grade 5; 3: Sue-Ann Hue, Bowen, Cathy Gray.grade 3 and Susan Young.Ball Throw Young, grade 4.Grade 6 Ball Throw 1) Elizabeth Henderson; 21 1) Sue-Ann Hue, grade 3; Edwina Adair; 3\u2019 Shelagh 2) Belinda Grover, grade 5; 3)| Young.Marjorie Mayo, grade 5 and Grade 7 1+ Patsy Purves; 2) Heather | Fraser: 3} Claudia Levesque.Grade 8 grade 4; 1) Mary Latter; 2) Judy Chrastina; 3) Louise Poitras, Jane Archibald.Grade 9 Alexandra Hildred, grade 4.| Junior Dash Group 1 1+ Susan Young; 2) June Mendall, grade 4 Althea! Sidaway, grade 3: 3) Alexandra Hildred, grade 4.| Group H | 1) Jennifer Dobesch; 2) Kathy 1) Marjorie Mayo, grade 3;|Canning; 3) Anne Henderson.2) Belinda Grover, grade 5; 3) 75 Yd.Dash Daphne Sidaway, grade 5.Grade 6 1+ Edwina Adair; 2) Alison Whyte; 3) Elizabeth Henderson.Relay Althea Sidaway, Daphne Sid- away, Penny Henderson, Jen- Grade 7 nefer Adair, Marjorie Mayo.1} Heather Fraser, 2) Patsy Intermediate High Jump Purves; 3) Andrea Smith, Lynn 1) Mary Latter, 4\u2019, grade 8;| Adelstein.2) Judy Chrastina, 3'10\u201d, grade 8; 3) Ellen Austin, 3°8\", grade 8.Broad Jump Grade 8 1) Judy Chrastina; 2) Latter; 3) Angela Nusso.1) Judy Chrastina, 13\u2019 grade Grade 9 8; 2) Jennifer Dakesch, 12\u2019 grade| 1) Jennifer Dobesch; 2) 9; 3) Alison Whyte, 11'4\", grade Cathy Gray; 3) Dominique Bic- 6.cat.Mary Westmount swimming pool schedule TUESDAY, THURSDAY, to 12.00 noon \u2014 MONDAY, 9.30 a.m.AND FRIDAY Instruction - Adults & Children «Register with Lifeguard! \u201812.00 noon to 1.30 p.m.\u2014 Adults Only 1.30 p.m.to 3.00 p.m.\u2014 General Swim 3.00 p.m.to 4.00 p.m.\u2014 14 Years of Age and Over 4.00 pm.to 4.50 p.m.\u2014 13 Years of Age and Under | 5.00 p.m.to 6.00 p.m.\u2014 Adults Only ; 6.00 p.m.to 7.30 p.m.\u2014 General Swim 7.30 p.m.to 9.45 p.m.\u2014 16 Years of Ape and Over WEDNESDAY 9.30 a.m.to 12.00 noon \u2014 Instruction \u2014 Adults & Children 1 Register with Lifeguard! | Paul's oad the regular 12.00 noon to 1.30 p.m.\u2014 Adults Only | tournaments and this change of 1,30 p.m.to 5.00 p.m.\u2014 General Swim pace proved very popular, with 500 p.m.to 6.00 p.m.\u2014 Adults Only | the girls showing plenty of en-| 6.00 p.m.to 7.30 p.m.\u2014 General Swim thusiasm and hopes are high that 7,30 p.m.to 8.15 pm.\u2014 Family Swim \u2018Families Only the girls will be given more time 8.15 p.m.to 9.45 p.m.\u2014 16 Years of Age and Over in the Autumn and a regular tournament will be scheduled.SATURDAY The following girls represented 9.30 a.m.to 10.30 a.m.\u2014 13 Years of Age and Under St.Paul\u2019s: Karen Paul, Michèle 10.30 a.m.to 12.30 p.m.\u2014 14 Years and Over Burman Monique Bergeron, 12.30 p.m.to 1.30 p.m.\u2014 Adults Only {Margy Thompson, Pat Cooney, 1.30 p.m.to 3.00 p.m.\u2014 13 Years of Age and Under Loretta Fernandes and Betty 3.00 p.m.to 500 pm.\u2014 14 Years of Age and Over Brault.5.00 p.m, to 6.00 p.m.\u2014 Adults Only Another sport experiment was 6.00 p.m.to 7.30 p.m.\u2014 Genera) Swim Saturday morning bowling and| 7.30 p.m.to 9.45 p.m.\u2014 16 Years of Age and Over this proved very popular, although (Family Swim at present limited to about a SUNDAYS dozen boys and a few girls.Coach : LL .; | Andy McGillis feels that more 1.00 p.m.to 5.45 p.m.\u2014 General Swim | emphasis should be placed on sports with a carry over value like tennis and bowling and is hopeful for a much greater | participation in these sports in 0 d S an in $ the next schoo) term.Senior High Jump LEAGUE Gr pb Pts.1) Mildred Burke, 4\u20192\u201d* grade 11: 2) Sally Sykes, 41\u201d, grade MOSQUITO a 3! Lynn Jessop.#0\".grade MARLINS 4 4 ° ° 8 eee LS RED WINGS A » > ° 4 Broad Jump .CHIEFS 4 ' 2 ' 3 11 Mildred Burke, 13'1\u201d grade yETs 4 0 3 ' 1 110; 2) Donna Armstrong, 12712\": saui § 2 grade 10; 3) Lynn Jessop 12'4\" Ex.Mosquito A/S ' bee grade 11, PEE WEE Three Legged Race .1) Sally Sykes, Mildrea| BRAVES Prov Burke, grade 11; 2) Mary Co- = \u2018 METS 5 1 3 1 3 Jussi, grade 10 and Anne Hen- DODGERS 5 j 4 0 2 derson, grade 9; 3) Lynn Jessop, | : .: Dorrit Chrastina grade 11: , Brenda Thompson, Donna Arm- BANTAM strong.grade 10.WHITE SOX 4 ' 6 8 Mall Throw INDIANS 5?2 #35 Grade 10 YANKEES 3 2 3 0 , 1\" Mary Colussi; 2' Brenda, ORIOLES 3 ! 4 ! 3 Thompson; 3) Donna Armstrong.Grade 11 1 Mildred Burke; 2) Ziff; 3) Dorrit Chrastina.100 Yard Dash 1) Dorrit Chrastina, grade 11: 2) Donna Armstrong, grade 10: 3) Mildred Burke, grade 11.ANOTHER BIG CFOX SHOW WITH HANK SNOW, DOTTIE WEST, DAVE DUDLEY, ARCHIE CAMPBELL, AND JOHNNY PAYCHECK AT THE MONTREAL FORUM Thursday Night, June 9th, at 8:00 P.M.Linda USE OUR CLASSIFIEDS FOR BEST RESULTS Town and country The modern sound 9961 \u20186 sunp \u2018Appsinys \u2018saujuDxZ sunOULSSM 941 \u2014 61 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 9.1966 \u2014 20 - A Westmounter in Great Britain Hambledon, Surrey, Eng.: Here in a Tudor house surrounded by a splendid garden, a pond, a chattering brook and a tennis court, we have now lived for nearly four years at a rent of about $85 a month, which is less than we paid for a pokey little Flat in Montreal.Photographed from either side, the house and garden would be eminently suitable for a magazine cover, and the rent includes the services of a gardener to do the dirty work [ abhor.Actually our 11-rooms comprise a mere wing of the whole house of about 20 more rooms, which is the oldest in the arca and this week is on view to the public who pay a small fee for some charitable purpose.The landlord and bis family occupy the house proper only on weekends and do not bother us at all.except on one occasion.Moonlight One Friday about 11 p.m, our dog began to bark and Esther, my wife, roused me and said someone was prowling in the garden.1 hurried down in my dressing gown and peered through the leaded windows, and thought T saw the landlord's son spooning with Susie ! in the moonlight by the pond.He was not doing that.le was touking to see if his polyanthus were out.Having been away for five days and unable to wait until the morning, he had to know right away.Armed with a flashlight, he was bending over \u2014 not Susie \u2014 but polyanthus, looking for buds al 11 p.m.That is how mad some Englishmen are about gardening.The tennis court is better and different from any 1 have seen in Canada.The type is called Gazes.which is hard and yet casy on the feet and requires no rolling and the rain goes through like a sieve.Canopy Bed Furnished?Is the house furnished?My dear sir, it is furnished with a Queen Anne dining room table and six Queen Anne chairs to match, all ori- finals: Regeney doors.Tudor bureaus; linen, bedding, china; and cutlery; a grandfather clock: books in the library; one canopy bed: and two pre- Boer War wash basins, absolutely useless but still standing up.Our master bedroom is enormous, at least to us, and in cach corner near the ceiling, is a plaster angel, hovering as we sleep.Off this bedroom is a large bright annex overlooking the garden and meadow beyond.Things Happen In this commodious abode two English aunts, dear old ladies, aged 82 and 84 visited us for about two weeks, which passed without any hitches whatever, except for one day at noon, when several things happened at once.Aunt 84 had a mild heart attack and was confined to bed for a few days.At lunchtime Aunt 82 offered to carry up the tray, which she did, one hand on the bannister, the other holding the tray.In the garden, Pussy, the cat, climbed up a tree and for some reason annoyed Bobby, the dog.who began to bark incessantly, This upset our little boy, Ted, who cried.and my wife, Esther, emerged from the kitchen, a frying pan in one hand and a Dream house \u2014 $85 a month by Stephen Schofield dish towel in the other, and told him sharply, \u201cTeddy, you be quiet!\u201d This was futile.\u201cWaaah.waaah.\u2019 Teddy wailed.Our bedtray is one of those Canadian (rays, little used in England, which have four legs.In placing the tray on the bed, Aunt 82 forgot about the legs, which caught on the bedcover and caused the fish and fried potatoes to slide off the (tray.together with an upset teapot and a pat of melting butter.all merging in a slew on the ciderdown.Poor Pussy In the garden the cat would nol budge from the tree nor could Bobby be dissuaded from barking: and Elaine.our little girl, fell into chorus with Ted.both of them in tears, \u201cPoor Pussy.so frightened up there,\u201d Elaine sobbed.At this stage, Aunt 82, having scooped up the fish and butler as best she could, and replaced it on the tray, descended the staircase very slowly.She alighted safely on the ground floor and entered the dining room, explaining the cause of the goulash on the tray.Carefully she set the tray on the sideboard, again forgetting the legs, so the pile of tea leaves and fish and butter took another slither, this time to the floor .Perfect But what of this house as a home?The high mantle and huge fireplace and railing around the hearth, a solid brass railing so wide and strong that four people can sit on it comfortably?Unique and inimitable in North America, it is a house in which some Westmount ladies dream about serving coffee and liqueur around a crackling fire, Regency furnishings and somewhat pretentious, though faded décor.while the gentlemen linger over port and cigars by another fire in the dining room.For that it is perfect.To be honest 1 prefer bacon and eggs and two big cups of coffee in a quiet restaurant, and to let someone else do the dishes.Although IT am a whizz of a dishwasher, my wife and 1 require more than an hour to clear up after one of these parties; and we seem to subsist on trifle and remnants for the rest of the week.Gin The house camnot be heated with four heaters and two fires which are most arduous to maintain.This is nothing to the English who possess an innate mixture of gin in their blood which renders them impervious to cold.\u2018 Night after night I heave my piano, a £5 bargain, to within six feet of the fire, and even then, while my back is hot the keys feel like repres- sible ice cubes and my fingers will not flex.The house is a sieve.The English know nothing about insulation.Insulation?Through the floor of our bedroom the wind whistles up almost enough to extinguish a candle.How the wind reaches the middle of the bedroom floor, I have no idea.The fact is that it does.I bought pounds of oakum and stuffed it in the cracks as I did for a friend who built a log cabin near Ste.Agathe des Monts, Que.only here the cracks require more oakum.1 used enough oakum for the poop of a galleon, Quebec My wife bought a huge sec- ond-hand rug, moth-eaten but thick, which covers the whole floor and the oakum-filled cracks, and still the room feels like an igloo, and the angels remind me of effigies in ice al Quebec.To clean {he leaded windows, 20 panes each.some of them Tudor, some Jacobean, and some post-the Battle of Hastings, requires a full day.To clean the whole house is impossible.Lizards inhabit the cellar and a corner of one of the washrooms.The larder is a shelf and recess half-way down the cellar stairs.Once Esther asked Teddy to fetch something in the larder.\u201cNo!\u201d he said.\u201cI won't go down there.There are alligators on the floor!\u201d At five years of age, perhaps the disparity can be excused: they were lizards, not alligators.Trumpets Sound From the kitchen through the dining room and out the Queen Aune door and across the garden and driveway to the garage, to the garbage cans, is, or certainly seems to be.about one-eighth of a mile, and at night a flashlight is vital.The kitchen, which used to be a flower-room, is the size of a commodious cupboard; the frig has to be placed in the dining-room.The mattress on the canopy bed is better.though not much, than that of a dosshouse, which I have in fact slept on in East London.The attic, provocative of Dickens and Oliver Twist.also resembles the rear of a pawn shop.The whole house I would not accept as a giit.That glorious day last spring when we moved out I could hear the trumpets sounding all over Surrey, Dear Folks, May | thank the 1385 voters who cast their ballots for my five point programme, i.e.1.OUTSPOKEN REPRESENTATION - 2.McGILL LOYOLA 3.4.>.when advised b girls, Loyola Co BURSARIES REPRESENTATION DO YOU NOT THINK THAT THE COUNTY AN ENVIABLE POSITION IN PROVINCIAL CIRCLES TODAY IF | HAD WON?May | also thank the group who signed my nomination papers \u2014 the volunteer supporters and that wonderful group of junior resident workers with the experience of one election under their belts will be able to take on any paid political machine in six months\u2019 time.They did not quit working for our platform the whispering committees that, if they were good boys and ege would get its University Charter and certain institutions in our Riding would benefit in the near future and lastly our former Premier hammering out non-recognition of Independents.Did you hear him on Sunday evening Folks, counting on the support of the Independents?Summing up, is it any wonder that there were no congratulations extended to anyone! P.S.My Next Campaign is starting as of now.TO THE VOTERS OF WESTMOUNT COUNTY Province.== Continued dialogue on the necessary grants to McGill University.== University status for Loyola College.== Fairer distribution of educational bursaries.English-speaking = Provincial Government Boards.OF WESTMOUNT WOULD BE IN Proportional Yours sincerely, John H.Dunne INDEPENDENT Outspoken representation for the County of West.mount \u2014 one of the most important Ridings in the representation on "]