The Westmount examiner, 23 juin 1966, jeudi 23 juin 1966

[" (U4 Vol.XXXIV, No.24 FLYING HIGH: Ross Sherriffs, 15-year-old Si.Leo's student takes a deep breath before hitting the water at Westmount Municipal Pool this \"MONTREAL 6, THURSDAY.JUNE 2 exams, dropped 3,1966 16 PAGES 5¢ City meets with +E week.Ross, who is in the middle of writing his into the pool to cool off after a hot morning behind the desk.St.Jean-Baptiste Day may pass very quietly here Tomorrow is St, Jean-Baptiste Day in the Province of Quebec and a large majority of the population will enjoy a holiday Kittredge gets wings WINNIPEG, Man.\u2014 Flying Officer D.E.Kittredge, of West- mount, Quebec, has successfully completed the RCAF Radio Navigator Course at the Air Navigation School in Winnipeg.He received his wings from Air Com- Birchall, modore L.J.OBE, DFC, CD, Commandant, Royal Military College of Canada, Kingston, Ontario.Flying Officer Kittredge obtained his Junior Matriculation at; the Westmount High School prior to joining the RCAF under the Regular Officer Training Plan in 1959.He attended College Militaire Royale and graduated with a Bachelor of Engineering (Chem- (Continued on page 6) ; thanks to this patron saint of our province.Although, tomorrow in Montreal, there will be a huge parade, there will be dancing and singing and a festival atmosphere, officially it will be very quiet in Westmount.The mayor has issued no special statement and the city will hold no festive events other than taking the day off.The usual places will be closed; the banks, the post office, the library and the city hall.There will be no garbage collection.But, according to city hall officials, this is as far as St.Jean- Baptiste Day will go in West- mount.It could also be noted here, that in past years, there has been about the same amount of interest in this provincal holiday shown in this city.\u201cWe may have loaned them a couple of trucks to pull floats during their parade,\u2019 said one official, \u201cbut that was a long time ago.\u201d So, Westmounters, if you want to get in on some of the fun around town tomorrow, you will have to venture into Montreal.There, there will be a parade, the biggest of the year, there will be an outdoor ball on Mount Royal, a special mass celebrated by Cardinal Leger, a concert, a fireworks display in Jeanne Mance Park and entertainment in Jarry Park.Several ethnic groups on the Island are expected to place a float in the parade and the St.Jean-Baptiste Society has placed open cars at their disposal.\u2018Born Free\u2019 photos displayed For the next two weeks, the Westmount Public Li-; brary will be featuring a: Index Churches .8 Classifieds Editorial .4 Roving Reporter .5 Sports .14-15 .Women's .co 1011 at library display of spectacular colour and black and white photographs taken from Columbia\u2019s magnificient color film \u201cBorn Free\u201d, The movie is a true representation of Joy Adamson\u2019s classic, best-selling story of ! her remarkable lioness, Elsa.Along with the photographs on display at the library will be the three books about \u201cElsa\u201d by Joy Adamson.These are \u201cBorn Free, \u201cLiving Free\u201d and \u201cForever Free\u201d and will be available for circulation, al A TR Ret Sel AE Se RES + UY RE BR cr a 7 | Next week's weather 8y ERIC NEAL JUNE 25 TO JULY 2 ; Clearing after usual first Violent storms along the New inland.Very hot and sultry through 95°F.quarter of the moon storms, England coasts will be felt far the middle of the week.Humid afternoons can finish with evening thunderstorms, Setting fair with high barometer.and very hot with cloudless blue skies, Haying continues w ith thermometer marking 85 to Another fortnight of splendid holiday weather to follow.Fishing not so good, too warm.WTA on housing At a recent meeting be- (tween the Westmount Ten- jant's Association and the city.the Selby street area residents were alerted to the fact that chances of the city having alternate accommo- idation for them by July 1.\u20181967 was slim.In an effort to keep the people of this area informed of \u2018 every move the city makes.officials here have made it their policy to keep no closed doors between themselves and the WTA regarding the urban renewal study.Attending the meeting on behalf of the city were: Norman ,T.Dawe, chairman and City - Manager; J R.Daye.City Engineer; J.M.McIver and G.Sun- tderland, director of the urban \"renewal study, i On behalf of the WTA, there were present: Mesdames Cloutier.Baxter.Murphy, Grimes, and Kowaluk.Also present were: Messrs.Fisher, president of the WTA: Black, Pigeon, Kitchen, Gaul and Miller, legal advisor to the WTA.Following are the minutes: Clarification was sought as to the meaning of the expression \u201crequire assistance\u201d contained in the last paragraph of the first page of the minutes of the meeting of Wednesday.April 27th, 1966.In reply, it was stated that, generally speaking.those who require assistance would be those whose income was insufficient to pay the normal ccono- mic rent for accommodation.The determination of a person's ability to pay would be based, to a large extent, on the table of graduated rental scale established by the Central Mortgage & Housing Corporation, The Chairman opened the \u201cmeeting by reviewing the events that had taken place since the last mecting held with the group on April 27th, 1966.With regard tu the rumors that had been circulating in the Selby street area prior to the last meeting to the effect that vacant possession of the properties would not be required until 1968.it would appear that they have no basis in fact, The most recent information available to the City indicates that the expropriating authority will want vacant possession by July 1st, 1967.1t now appears that it is highly unlikely that the construction of any new housing as alternate accommodation could be completed before July 1967, should this be the accepted recommended solution to our housing problem.As a result, it was strongly recommended that the members |of the Westmount Tenants Association should take all possible steps to locate alternative accommodation on their own, At the same time, the City would {also take steps to assist in the { location of vacant accommodation.To this end, it is the intent of the City to appoint a relocation officer who will be located in the present Urban Renewal office on Greene Avenue to assist the individual tenant in relocating.It is not at all impos~ sible that the period of interim location could extend up to and beyond one year, Once the relocation office has been establish- ; ed, the tenants should make and ; maintain contact in order that complete records may be maintained.At the same time, it was emphasized that the policy of the City as to its intent to help those who require assistance has not changed in any way.The reason that the above advice is (Continued on page 13) | | HOWDY: France Coté.in the saddle, of waa 19 Chesterfield avenue, and her friend Danny Bacon, are enjoying a ride on a recent visit to Frontier Town in the Adirondack Mountaln Park, | Frontier Town is a great attraction for the kids. The Westmount Examiner, Thursday.June 23, 1966 \u2014 2 TO OUR CLIENTS Business is good, thanks to you.So starting this week We will be two YES ! COLLECTORS\u2019 CENTRE ANTIQUES Now has Stores at 1251 Greene Ave.ond 4114 St.Catherine St.W.933-2680 932-0688 You will be interested in the interest on Crown Trust COMPANY GUARANTEED TRUST INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 67 Term, 3, 4 and 5 years Telephone 842-8362 or clip coupon below for descriptive folder 69 Years of Personal Service CROWN TRUST COMPANY 393 ST.JAMES STREET WEST MONTREAL Gentlemen: Please send me your free folder describing GUARANTEED TRUST INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES, I understand | will be under no obligation, NAME.vive, Teer RerIT EIAs ta0de PLEASE PRINT ADDRESS.0 0u0cc vence 1100 00c eee nes 65060000 0G000 0064000800 a.soceus00000000000000.PROVINCE.ca anocncansoc0 The racehorse and the donkey by Stephen Schofield LONDON.Eng.\u2014 Because some of these columns go to Australia and New Zealand, 1 use a good deal of their slang, which may interest you: Bindycoot\u2014idiot Billabong\u2014water hole Bluey\u2014rucksack or luggage Bonzer \u2014 very good Brummy \u2014 wild stallion Clobber \u2014 clothes Cocky\u2014small farmer Cracker \u2014 good-time girl Crook\u2014ill Dig, digger or cobber \u2014 : friend Dingo\u2014coward Fair dinkum\u2014honest.on the level Jackaroo \u2014 apprentice to a ranch owner Knocked up\u2014tired out Lubra\u2014unattractive girl Lumper\u2014stevedore Pommie\u2014Englishman Rouseabout \u2014 general ranch hand, usually in woolshed Sheila\u2014attractive girl Smooging\u2014flirting Snoz\u2014shoemaker Sundowner\u2014tramp.hobo Traps\u2014police Wowser\u2014kill-joy Sheilas and lubras are common in Canada House, Australia House and New Zealand House, now that the tourists are here in their summer clobber.In their bright bonzer clobber, Canucks and Aussies are conspicuous among Pommies in quiet clobber.like eggs in a coal bin.Occasionally an unshaven Canuck is in dungarees, looking more like a lumper or someone sought by the traps, were it not for the fact that he has a guitar.Many Pommies are keen to go to Queensland to become a jackaroo, or even a rouseabout, for a start, anything but a sun- downer, Crackers Which of the sheilas and lu- bras are crackers?Fair din- kum this is difficult to perceive because the most likely are so often the least obvious, although smooging is commonplace, Some sheilas and lubras appear to dangle their tentacles with abandon, while others play hard-to-get, presumably Memo fo: GORD SINCLAIR From: DEAN HAGOPIAN | predicted | would double our teen oudience in the afternoon but | guess | tried too hard.Some places it has increased by 700 percent.about that Chief.Town and country The modern sound Guess my predictions aren't very accurate -\u2014 Sorry believing that this actually casts a sharper tentacle.The old game is incessant from A to Z.Australianese Australian use of English, considered THE END by Sir Tyrone Guthrie,* the distinguished drama producer, is audible here on the Strand: \u2018Say mate!\u201d \u2018Say, dig!\u201d \u2018Say, cobber!\u201d \u201cYou dingo!\u201d Is Eddy coming?\" \u2018\u2019That cove?He\u2019s a wowser.\" \u201cCome on, Jack.Hump your bluey and let's go.I'm knocked up and it\u2019s a long way to the next billabong.\u201d But more Pommies and sheilas are lured to Australia and New Zealand Houses because\u2014 fair dinkum 1 hate to say so \u2014 beside them both Canada House is a rather seedy old donkey with les yeux cernés, albeit the poor dear\u2019s entrails, long neglected, are at last being overhauled.The post-Boer war chandeliers in the front hall and all other rooms are giving way to fluorescent lighting.Even so, it will be a far cry from Australia House where the mere lounge, the biggest and most imposing room I have ever seen, about three storeys high and beautifully furnished, seems in itself about the size of Canada House.Glass: 18\u2019 by 9 Today the great disparity is that Canada House is far outstripped by the New Zealand House of 20 storeys of solid plate glass: every room walled with glass from floor to ceiling The walls are of plate glass sections nine feet square, some of them 18 by nine feet.** Automatically air-conditioned, the building is in the form of a lower block of four storeys and a mezzanine surmounted by a 15-storey tower tapering to the top.Yet it blends quite well into the adjacent Her Majesty\u2019s Theatre on the Haymarket.The architects are Matthew & Marshall of Edinburgh, who designed London\u2019s Royal Festival Hall.Senate Abolished So in this metropolis, this world fulerum of big business, | 20 new storeys of awe inspiring glass and marble represent two million people on a couple of grazing Islands together less than the size of Newfoundland, while four old storeys blotched with grime and pigeon droppings represent 18 million Canadians on half a huge continent rich in almost everything: a racehorse within a stone's throw of a donkey.Living chiefly on meat, wool and butter exports, how they ' do it 1 have no idea, although having abolished their Senate in 1951 must save a small fortune each year.In 10 years of prowling around this town, from sleep- | ing in a dosshouse*** to dancing at Claridge\u2019s, if 1 may I would say New Zealand House | is the finest contemporary building in London.Language Australia and New Zealand use more of my articles probably because they are not | overshadowed by an enormous adjoining neighbour, and because one language applies In 10 years of prowling around throughout, Sometimes an article of mine, ignored in Canada, is used on page one in Australia or New Zealand.Over an article about Prince Philip an Australian put me in bold type in a box.thus: Australian journalist Stephen Schofield writes from inner court circles Although this magazine section editor of a popular daily may consider me an Australian, he knows perfectly well I obtain information in the usual way.His device is simply to Jure readers.Westmounter 1 know only one Westmount- er in Canada House: Betty Murphy, brother of Dr.David Murphy of Westmount.She served with S.O.E., that is, Intelligence, during the war and consequently belongs to the Special Forces Club, a most insignificant looking little club, inside and outside, on a secluded sidestreet, whose members 1 can, by chance, testify, are among the bravest \u2014 and least known \u2014 men and women in Britain, and not by any means all British or Commonwealth, Miss Murphy is now at the desk in the lounge of Canada House, dealing with visitors part of the time, and knows almost anything about London and England.Always prompt and obliging, she has never erred with some of my very odd queries, always answered with a smile.* * % *~TWICE THE TRUMPETS HAVE SOUNDED: A Record of the Stratford Shakespeare Festival in Canada.by Tyrone Guthrie (Clarke, Irwin Ltd, Toronto).p.177: \u2018The middle classes everywhere seem united about one aspect of speech: English as spoken in Australia is THE END.\u201d Sir Tyrone also mentions Westmount, p.178: \u201c1 can only testify that the ugliest, most racous and unattractive speaking I have heard in Canada has come from the lips, not of the roughnecked, horny-handed sons of toil, but from nicely-come- home, expensively educated, sophisticated ladies in West: mount and Rosedale: speech which, as an expert, I would (Continued on page 5) & COMPLETE ET 2K 1H: Gas 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 Sr \u2014 Er rate terre te +b\" ein sen EE CRT naa ar eI A Sam i A SU To NEED A (AB! 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ANYWHERE IN Youfhpower fo hold RE.9-5555 fraining clinic \"we Youthpower.the non-profit ance and deportment.The com- summer job placement service ments will be addressed to both | pes .; \\ 9, Young men and women and will USE OUR CLASSIFIEDS operated by and for 16 to 21.contain the good grooming keys: \u2018year olds.will sponsor its first 40 success.& & & rey FOR BEST RESULTS training clinic (or this season in co-operation with Air Canada\u2019 112-CH.5-3229 NAPIERVILLE and the LaSalle Commercial CALL COLLECT QUE.School.The clinic, which is in- Holiday Bound ?Leave your dog with us = | (ended to show young people At how to get their own summer, jobs will be called.\u201cHow to Succeed in Business by Really Try-: ling\".Century Lane - Kennels BOARDING \u2014 INDOOR and OUTDOOR RUNS Now offering pick-up and delivery service DONNA M.HARRISON It will be held on Saturday.June 25 at 2:00 p.m.in the | Youthpower offices at 5319 Park ; Avenue.All 16 to 21 year olds | BARBARA CHRISTIE lare invited to attend the train.\u201cing session where Montreal em- i ployment authorities will give, tips on just how to go about landing a summer job.| iG.Mortimer.Supervisor.Em-, ployment Services Planning.Air | \u2018Canada will talk about the job | interview; what questions are\u2019 likely to be asked: what infor-| mation young people should be | prepared to offer (resumés, ref- | erences.social insurance nun- :bers.ete.!.Victoria Pet Supplies Have been serving Westmount and Notre Dame de Grace for forty years, having been established by Chas.A.James in 1927.We have a sales price policy that Jean-Paul Morin of the La- \u2018Salle Commercial School will; discuss good grooming, appear- ! precludes our taking an unfair advantage of the requirements of others.We buy and sell on quality \u2014 not Westmount | Municipal Association | Founded in 1908.the Assuc- .{iation holds regular meetings | price.in Victoria Hall.Westmount af- , fairs, includi recreation, traf- : irs, including recreation, tra 5041 SHERBROOKE WEST 484-5477 | | fic rules.education.and safety and protection, are discussed.The Association has made \u2018studies on municipal projects cand conducted a poll among\u2019 the citizens of Westmount on the subject of annexation to Montreal: the latter was follow- | ed by a brief presented to the Blier Commission.| The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 23, 1966 \u2014 4 THE WESTMOUNT Examiner HUGH R.MOUNT, General Manager Printed and Published Every Thursday by MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7005 Wildare Roed, Montreal 29 John W.Sancton President and Publisher Hugh E.McCormick Chairman Editorial \u2014 Accounting \u2014 Circulation Display Advertising 481-2771 Classified Advertising \u2014 8:30 e.m.te 5 p.m.Daily (To 8:30 p.m.Mon., Tues.& Wed.) 481-0451 The Examiner alms lo be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, doveted te public service.$1.20 halt year.Five cents a copy.Mull subscriptions : $2.50 per year; Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, Quebeo Newspapers Association, Awtherized an Second Class Mall by the Pont Office Department, Ottawa and for payment ef postage in cash.- We Say Government image is made in Ottawa \u2018DRURY drops suggestion,\u201d read the headline.\u201cDrury drops brick we say.A brick badly chipped hy the subsequent cry of \u201cMisquote!\u201d As so often with politicians who make that charge, ones own words in print next morning sometimes look silly or downright embharrass- ing.ss , The suggestion, before Monday evening's meeting of the Federal Liberal Association of St.Antoine - Westmount, was that perhaps the Pearson administration could improve its image and better publicize its achievements by printing its own newspapers and pushing programs of its own onto the slate- controlled CBC.The underlying premise is that the print and broadcast journalists in Ottawa and their hometown editors across Canada deal with contentious issues in Parliament at the expense of important legislation.Westmount\u2019s distinguished MP, the Hon.C.M.Drury, had the wrong ends of two sticks.Both have to do with public and, thus, press tastes.One is the nature of news, The Government is expected to bring down needed, constructive and imaginative legislation.Done with suitable fanfare and flourish, with a dash of ministerial enthusiasm and parliamentary style, it would not go unnoticed.Dullness and dryness anywhere doesn\u2019t rate more than passing mention.The more solid if unsensational accomplishments get pushed into the background still further by the disreputable issues, conflicts and scandals which periodically preoccupy the House \u2014 situations which cast more reflection on the Government which controls (or should control) the Commons than on the most recalcitrant and irresponsible Opposition.The other is the nature of the press and broadcasting.Press freedom connotes even the freedom to be partisan; the Liberals and all the others are free to launch and sustain if they wish their own media.The key question: will the public read or listen, let alone support, avowedly \u2018\u2018kept\u2019\u201d newspapers and radio and television stations, or sponsored programs on the CBC?It would be a terribly costly venture, and doubtful of success.There is no roundabout way to plaster over cracks or obscure blemishes \u2014 or to create non-existent beautiful features \u2014 of a Government or political party.If the Ottawa regime\u2019s image needs bolstering in the public mind, it must start with improved standards of statesmanship, vision, leadership and administration.Procrastination must cease in handling costly and crippling strikes such as of dockers and postal workers (or failure to arm our Bomares with the necessary warheads) and conditions permitting Rivard and Munsinger scandals must be done away with.(By the way, Mr.Drury, you folks aren't using the media already freely available to you.You haven't sent us your column for The Examiner for many a month, No one even notified us of your Monday meeting!) Biography of Streets Cote St.Antoine road.Part 1 This is one of the oldest roads on the island.While today it branches off from Sherbrooke street at Clarke avenue and rejoins it again in Notre Dame de Grace, in early French times, the intervening part of Sherbrooke street did not exist.The Cote St.Antoine road was a part of the Island highway to Lachine, running from the \u201cChemin de la Montagne\u201d along the hillside above Lac St.Pierre (the lake now drained by the Lachine Canal) to the line of the present Decarie Boulevard, where it turned off to connect with Cote St.Luc road.It probably had been developed from an earlier Indian trail.A \u201c\u2018côte\u2019\u2019 has several meanings, two at least applicable here, that of a hillside, and that of a shoreline (although the latter at some distance).As a matter of fact, it was a word used to describe the general mode of land division practiced in New France.This method, known as the \u201cCôte System\u201d, divided a sei- gniory into long narrow farms fronting on the St.Lawrence, or on some other river or lake.As travel was chiefly by water, this meant that the houses could all be built along the shore and still be near together.It also had anther great advantage in the days of sudden Indian raids \u2014 that the men, each working in his own field, could be within call of each other in case of need.As the land became filled, concession roads were opened farther back and they in turn were known as \u201cCôtes\u201d, the YOU Tax assessments City of Westmount Editor\u2019s note: This letter was addressed to both The Westmount Examiner and Mayor M.L.Tucker.Sir: 1 have expressed the opinion before that notice of any proposed change in assessment by the City of West- mount re a particular property should be mailed to the property owner concerned in sufficient time to allow the owner {to file objection, if deemed necessary, as the yearly role of Westmount is adopted usually on 15th.August of each yecar when a great number of owners are away from the City, and as it is extremely inconvenient, if not impossible, for many owners to visit the City Hall during business hours.I trust that our City will see fit to adopt this practice in future, and 1 would like to point out that the City of Montreal already uses this fair system.1 do not feel that a City as democratic as Westmount be satisfied with merely meeting the letter of the law in respect to tax assessment notices, or any other Notices required, in fact, Past experience has proved otherwise.Further, it is unjust for the School Commission of St, Leon de Westmount, or any other School Commission for that matter, to adopt its roll on a different date each year and without adequate notice to property owners also.The tax collection agents seem to have forgotten that they are in fact the agents of the property owners and indirectly under their employ \u2014 so that they should act in the owners\u2019 best interests.Due to the fact that in most municipalities the school years ends 30th June, when school ends, the deadline for changes in assessments and transfers should be 30th.June each year, inclusive, and the tax bill for the current year should be mailed to the registered owner of record as of 1st.July each year, just as the municipal tax bill is mailed to the registered owner of record as at 1st.January of each year, I trust thal my suggestions will be adopted as they are based an considerable experience in dealing with tax adjustments re Deeds of Sale of SAY properties, large and small, in many municipalities over a period of 15 years.A.PATRICK WICKHAM, Notary, 16 De Casson Road.Selwyn House sends thanks Sir: I do want to express, on behalf of the school, our pleasure and appreciation for the fine picture and reporting spread on our Academic Prizegiving last week and at the same time to say how delighted we have been with the courtesies of your staff on all matters concerned with school publicity throughout the past year.Robert A.Speirs, Headmaster.Selby residents give opinion Sir, Westmount is so wealthy now, that their land is much too valuable for housing projects or low rental housing; yes they may be able to squeeze in a few houses for a few families who are on welfare or starvation wages, but what of the majority of people around Selby who have a gross income of $80 to $100 per week which isn\u2019t exactly living it up when they have families to feed, clothes to buy and children to educate.They need housing in the $75 to $80 a month range and they won't get it if Central Housing\u2019s rates of rental are put into effect.Let us consider the working man as well as the poor families on welfare; both have children to raise both need housing.If Westmount could build some accommodation in this rental range it would get its cost back and perhaps a little profit.The Central Housing then could assist on a separate deal for those unable to pay their way.It was the Selby street tenants plight that triggered this whole urban renewal scheme, we hope one and all are to be included in their study.Is there no land in West- mount for us?God forbid that Westmount could be accused of financial segregation.If it were a typhoon instead of a bulldozer that was displacing us it would be declared a disaster, an emergency, people would be rushing to help.This is an emergency for us so process repeating itself indefinitely.The district of Cote St.Antoine, or \u2018Coteau St.Pierre\u201d, as it was called, was first included in the area known as \u201cLa Contrée St.Joseph\u201d a rather vague term for the land west of Villa Maria.As the Island settlement had been dedicated to the Holy Family by its missionary founders, these names are obvious.The exact date of the opening of Cote St.Antoine is not known.A document exists in the Montreal archives, however, signed by Maisonneuve, the founder, in 1662, granting to Jean Leduc a piece of land containing 12 arpents adjoining the 30 arpents he already held in the Contrée St.Joseph.This may have brought his farm up to the level of Cote St.Antoine road; but the question must remain open until further light is available.At any rate, we know that soon after the \u201cMountain Fort\u201d was built by the Gentlemen of the Seminary of St.Sulpice, the road became an important one.In the list of land-owners made by the Seminary in 1731, the following are given as proprietors on Cote St.Antoine road.Beginning next to the Priest's Farm itself.La veuve et heritiers Bo- dria, René Lecuier, Louis De- cary, Louis Lacroix, Joseph Leduc, François Prud\u2019homme, Lambert Leduc, Pierre and Jean Hurtubise, Veuve et he- ritiers Louis Decary et Michel Decary.Excepting that of Michel Decary to the west, these then, are the farms in later days, from which grew the City of Westmount.To be continued next week.Mr.Howard J.Lang, of 482 Res- lyn avenue, Westmount, who has been named general chairman of the 1966 Campaign of the Federation of Catholic Charities, Inc.Lang, who is president of Canada Iron Foundries Limited, served as vice-chair- man of last year\u2019s suceessful drive.The Campaign is scheduled for October 13 to 27 and seeks an objective of $902,500, in support of a network of agencies and services.please less talk and more action please .Selby street residents: R.Vaux L.Murphy D.Black R.Gaul A.Cloutier A.Fisher - S.D.Baxter # Cadets express appreciation Sir: May I express my appreciation and that of the Squadron Committee for the very detailed and satisfactory account of No.1 Squadron R.C.A.C.you recently published in The Examiner.The cadets and officers value such a write-up and please accept my thanks.H.P.Illsley 134 Clandeboye avenue Que., Prov.Committee REPORTER By Oliver Towne Stanley Maslak, 7154 Hamilton street, Montreal 20, was the winner of this year's car raffle at the Westmount Rotary Carnival.He will accept the car from Club president Les Stuart at Mid-Town Motors Sales.* * ¥ Public notice has been served to the effect that a public meeting of electors who are proprietors of immovables, situated in the first part of District R-2, will take place on July 14th at! ss City Hall.The meeting will deal | with the proposed amendment The racehor sé.of By-law 655 to enable the Sis- .ters of St.Marcelline to make (Continued from page 2) an extension to their school now ' declare to be thoroughly bad in located at 815 Upper Belmont every important respect.\u2019 He avenue.adds that this speech is ac- + x 4 ceptable in Society which is Rocky Rothwell, director of the: evidently exclusive.; .Westmount Recreation Depart- Stephen Leacock, without pin- ment, will be away until Septem- | pointing Westmount, reflects ber.He is recovering from a! much the same view on speech heart attack suffered recently.in one of his last books, entitled $ \" + : How To Write.For one thing he says he \u2018\u2018did not admire his Mr.and Mrs, Mack of Collec- own Ontario speech.\u201d but that tor's Centre have opened another anything is better than af- Antique store on Greene ave- The st | Totaly dif fectation\u2019\u2019.nue.The store is completely different {rom the one on St.Cath- To be honest 1 should, though erine St reluctantly, insinuate that re- ; turning to Canada after years Fok # abroad, my first sharp impres- Westmount's new fire engine sion is invariably strident has just arrived and is being in-| speech, which is, alas, like my spected by public safety officials own, unwittingly caused by the here.The Examiner will carry haste and frenzy and insatiable a photo of the new addition to restlessness of North America.our fire department next weck.Of Westmounters the most ad- ke # à mirable speech 1 have heard.Mike Teff, public relations that is diction or enunciation.man for tiie Montreal Beavers is that of Senator A.KR.football club is a resident of, Hugessen, QC: Douglas Monk.Prince Albert avenue.a CBC official: Robert Wake- field, who has since moved to Senneville, Que.: and Paul ! Almond, the CBC television producer.a former Westmounter = Freddie JD QI) now of Toronto and London, At the very zenith of this quality.the most meticulous, tripping English uttered today.: according to the New York | drama critics, is that of Sir * Ralph Richardson.the actor.#*\u2014\"This is the second time New Zealand has pioneered in the use of glass.When the old i New Zealand House was built in 1915, it had the biggest plate i glass window in London.#* * _ This dosshouse accommodates about 250 men only in roofed steel cages lockable © from the inside at 23 (35¢) a , night; full every night: big WY, challenge anyone dining-room with long benches At all \"and tables.porridge for 6d To budge the fixtures , served with a dash of milk .We install.\"and no sugar but ample salt ' pinched with the fingers.as JOHN w ATSON desired, from a big bowl everyone used.This was in 1953.The LIMITED house, now much improved, still flourishes on King's Cross road not far from Lord (Roy) Thomson's office.A much bigger one, probably the biggest in town, Arlington House.N.W.1, wich C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS ; DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE | Service and Quotations on request $ 2 i dates more than 1,100 men only: © full every night: current prices: \u201crooms\u201d for 6/6: porridge 8d.- tea 2ad.1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 Westmount Rotary Club This club was formed in 1930.under the sponsorship of The | Rotary Club of Montreal.Regular weekly meetings are held at Victoria Hall at 12:30 p.m.each Wednesday.A service club.The \u2018Rotary Club of Westmount has backed many projects through- \u2018out the years.including Were- dale House.the Unity Boys Club.safe-driving courses in Westmount high schools, water- safety courses and public speak- \u201cing courses.Ble Bile, SKIN ITCH, ECZEMA giJCH, « RECTAL ITCH, La OL RL 3 CHAFING, SKIN IRRITATION RASH LL \u20ac PILE i erat or H 4 MOST ni = gna a 6 ( {1 {1 Get it to-day! TTC TE 2 | / ROVING Eng.| vorking staff members take to, | well deserved rest.Mrs.Willis | | busy keeping up to our many Japan - Netherlands - Brazil involved in Unity program By CHARLIE HOWES will be closed vn Saturdays \u2018go.The Unity Boys Club\u2019 throughout the summer months Your Unity passport to the summer program will high- all of the staff and members: Friendship Road will be avail- light three countries of the best wishes for the future and able at the Club.Uncle Tom world during its six weeks a sincere thank you for a job'Stephens, Unity's man of mans of program, which starts on well done.talents will take pictures of \u2018Monday, July the fourth.a The first camp medical for many pleasant [faces which will | wa n , ; ; 1ose going lo camps operated enable wm to go to many leo Create and ee countries by the Montreal Boys\u2019 Associa- | pleasant places.These passport these warn pre-summer program : (en will be held here at Unity ; photos will be enclosed within days, a number of the enthusi- ©\" Tuesday, June the 28th.As a special booklet for each mem- astie and talented members the medical takes up a gicat ber wishing one at a small nom- | along with Tori Schrammel have deal of the club's space.there inal fee.Summer program out- will be no regular club program lines are being mailed to par- constructed a very attractive a.; .; | and colourful pagoda and a ver , on Tuesday the 28th.ents and are also available at realistic windmill Obviously | Unity Boys\u2019 Club summer, the club.The Unity Summer these two structures represent Program hours will go into ef-| program staff will start its Japan and the Netherlands re.| fect on Monday, June the 27th.journey down the Friendship spectively.Next on the list is to | The club will be open from 9:30, Road led by uncle Tom Steph- be the construction of an Ama.in the morning and close at 4:30 ens, Aunti Tori and cousins zon jungle to represent the coun- in the afternoon.The club will Heather Gwynne and Jim Hot- try of Brazil close for lunch time from 12 ton.Sign up now for a most y noon till 1:30 unless a special {enjoyable and educational sum- We expect many items to be, program is in operation.Club\u2019 mer.brought into the club to assist in the creation of this group project: So if any one has a spare alligator.bucket of sand.| or pail of authentic water from | the Amazon 1 am sure that these will be put to good use, Please note: No unfriendly creatures, dirty buckets of sand or pails of unchlorinated water will be accepted.Visitors from Rhode Island The newly formed Keystone, Club of Westmount: a senior club members service group here at Unity are to be the hosts | to a group of Keystone members me 7 | from a boys club in Providence.! «- COST et \u201cThis group of eight expect to stop over and visit Montreal for three | days before they continue their! | travels back down to the State | jof Main.Charlie Joyner.Presi-| N 0 R H W A : | dent of the Unity Keystoners, DRIVE-IN THEATRE and the rest of the group are, SHOW Two completed and one to tendant, to Miss Warren from\u2019 RADIO EQUIPPED DAY & NIGHT SERVICE LANSDOWNE TAXI REG\u2019D.18 Glodstone \u2014 Westinount 933-8484 SPECIAL & HOURLY RATES \u2014 OUT OF TOWN TRIPS CHRISTENINGS \u2014 WEDDINGS \u2014 FUNERALS \u2014 AIRPORT Operated by E.Gallagher busy making plans to entertain STARTS JUNCTION theif [American counterparts, AT DUSK oF while here in our city.| Holidays and Farewells | 862 CA NORTHWAY |! Summer must certainly be 6 R AND with us when some of our hard\u2019 CAPACITY ROUTE 11 CHAMPLAIN, N.Y.Admission: Adults $1.00 Children under 12 FREE MAIN FEATURE REPEATED FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY WED.THRU TUES.JUNE 22-23-24-25-26-27-28 Cecil B.DeMille's Production \u201cTHE TEN COMMANDMENTS\" TECHNICOLOR \u2014 UNCUT \u2014 INTACT Charlton Heston \u2014 Yul Brynner Anne Baxter \u2014 Edward Robinson the hills to relax and enjoy a! who has been kept extremely.deadlines and has aided us greatly with the total operation of the club's program is away i for the summer.best wishes and | have a happy summer Mis.! willis.Farewell to Miss A.Warren who has just completed six years of service at Unity as our ever dependable and efficient 8, : snack bar and games room at- Yvonne Decarlo \u2014 Debra Paget \u2014 John Derek Canadian Pacific flies you, floats you, trains you, and puts you to bed at night.| What a way to holiday! 1 visited this week.accommo- ! Call your Canadian Pacific agent Scenic Dome rail travel « Low-cost rail fares « Alaska and Caribbean cruises « Hotels and resorts across Canada « Steamship bookings to Europe « Airlines across Canada and linking five continents | | Git Pc TRAINS / TRUGKB /SHIPS /PLANCS/ HOTELS / TECECOMMUNIOATIONG WORLD'S MOST COMPLETE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM 9961 \u2018£Z un 'ADPSINy] \u2018JIUILDXI JUNOUNSIM AY] \u2014 \u20ac The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 23, 1966 \u2014 6 | St.Paul's news shorts By LYNN CHAPMAN | Fina} exams are finished now, jand so goes one more year.The » school halls are empty.Students, free of books, homework, exams, and studies, are taking a deep breath and surveying the pleasurable prospect of two months holiday.An essential part of everyone's summer is a relaxing - ;combination of sun and water.| All sorts of pleasant activities [can be thought up to fill one\u2019s quota of empty hours.For some.however, this gusto is rather small.Many have full-time or part-time jobs.Fourth high in » 4 particular, or rather the former ; ifourth high, has an eye to next year's finances, For those who aren't going away.employed or : ; À \u201d A Le {not there are many means of re- : TWELVE WESTON SCHOOL.GRADUATES: Left to right: Burke, Linda Ziff, Heather Seaman, Dorritt Chrastina, and Jay.[Naxing: swimming.tennis, and Elizabeth Dann, Frances Eden, Julie Anne Stephens, Lesley nie Murray.such.> ; | Hailstone, Nicole Ballantyne, Sally Sykes, Lynn Jessop.Millie For some, however.complete | - - - relaxation will come only this Westmour Weston graduates 12 as ttred weekend.Saturday.June 25, is Public Library Kittre ge.the night of the Graduation The Westmount Public Li- ° ° Dance of both St.Paul\u2019s and St re à ati ; (Continued from page 1) : \u2019 wr women a 50 Dr, Winspear retires page 1) to take place a the ee cal Engineering) Degree from Ritz-Carlton Hotel, at 9 pan.in «fF A as» , .$ e sn: - ; .Royal Military College of Canada (he hotel's Gold Room.Parties a membership of about 17,000.h | h d the hotel's : Hours are 10 am.to 9 pm.{as senior SC 00 ed 1955.For the past year he has start earlier in the evening and Monday, Tuesday, Thursday\u2018 © undergoing intensive ground i continue unbroken for many a Friday and tam.wo 6 pm.Parents and friends of school building at 4335 sir training as a student more hours.This is the final dnesdays and Saturdays .Ce ro he Children's Department is Weston School, Incorporat- Hampton Avenue.: -igation Officer.\u2018event atlended as a group.and open front 2 pan.to 6 pan.Mon- ed.were entertained with Twelve girls were graduated Flying officer Kittredge will | all want to make it a memorable a - day to Friday and, on Saturday.| tte : , ; receive further training at an\u2019 night 3 À de .sk - an resented with W ; LC .night.trom 10 am.to 12 noon and songs and skits in both lan- and presente ! eston Operativnal Training Unit and: Dom 2 pm.to 6 pon.The Li- guages as the school held School cont cates.They are: 435 Squadron.Namao, Alberta, | I hope each of vou wi have brary closes on Saturdays from ; .: Nicole Ballantyne, Mildred before taking up flying duties a happy.safe summer: and goo ° : ion and .Mes ' late June until Labour day.its annu l graduat 0 Burke, class historian, Dorritt With Air Transport Command.luck next year! Fhere is no membership or closing exercises recently.: chrastina Elizabeth Dann, .oo _ | | bouk rental charge for West- The program was held in\u2019 .mount residents.However there ! .8 | .Frances Eden, who gave the | are fines for books overdue.Memorial Hall of the senior valedietory address, Lesley A > ; » Hailstone, Lynn Jessup, Jaynie\u2019 i : Murray, Heather Seaman, also a ; START ALTA! jclass historian, Julia - Ann pnd Stephen, Sally Sykes.and Linda Ziff.T here A are several | à - approaches à Budding Plans for beautiful \u2018The Weston School closing marked the retirement of Miss Mary Winspear, M.A., Ph.D, as: principal of Weston's Hampton Avenue section.The nursery school and lower grades which \"are located at 18 Severn Ave., Westmount.continue under her ANNUAL FLOWERS | y IN FLATS , LAWNS 50¢ OFF | niostisors li | \\ one might take on every $5 purchase on 4 (h y 5 to get to «+ Be presentation of this ad.CAN | Ha leadership.S\\ a 7 ; Mrs, Crosby Lewis, the Hamp- A 8 / © (0 Rub Foo's B FERTILIZERS | 488-5301 - 482-7480 ton Avenue school's new prin- 0; a PT Y ~ \u2014\u2014 {cipal, presented the plaque for î JACK VINCELLI 5803 Westminster Ave.N.house standing tu Lynn Jessup.v; ; ) JACK head of Bronte House.Bronte Q 4 A And the end GARDEN CENTRE led Austen House 230 points to } justifies the means - j + .215, winning the cups for de- : 5803 Westminster Ave.N.VINCELLI bating, spelling and gymnastics, 488-5301 .482-7480 GARDEN CENTRE ren won the basketball Honor ribbons for excellence in studies were presented to Halina Sandig of Austen House.WESTMOUNT and Anna Harie Korwin-Lups- ' zanska.Andrea Smith and Patsy SQUARE Purves of Bronte House.Other winners were: Jaynie Murray.head of Austen House.RESTAURANT Lynn Jessop.head of Bronte House, Leslie Hailstone, editor of Ad Lucem, the school ma- Opening Friday, June 24 gazine, and Linda Ziff.Ad Lu- cem's business editor.Sports honor ribbons went to 4174 ST.CATHERINE ST.W.Brenda Thompson, Donna Arm- (East of Greene) Istrong, Linda Henderson, Jen- SPECIALIZING IN nifer Dobesch, Mary Latter, Angela Russo, Elizabeth Hender- CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS son, Belinda Grover.Susan .À » /A BAR-B-Q CHICKENS Youn! Sue Ann Hue of Austen, \\ * - SPECIAL BUSINESS LUNCHES House.Bronte House athletic p ribbon went Doriitt Chras-, \u201c > ; .m.m.i tina, Mildred Burke, Sally.WHERE QUALITY IS A TRADITION Open 7 am.to | p.m.Daily Sykes, Kathy Cannings, Judy 0 737-6533 (Fri.& Sat.till 2 p.m.) ! Chrastina, Ellen Austin, Daphne ;Sidaway, Marjorie Mayo, Jen- Tel: 931-2626 |nifer Adair.and Althea Sida- \"Way. 4 HR.SERVICE! 5 EQUIPPED TRUCKS B E S POSSIBLE PRICES Free Estimates Add new convenience and new beauty to your bath.Consult us today on all your plumbing needs.A-to-Z service, from quality fixtures to complete low-cost remodelling.When It Comes To Tops In Service Our Experienced Men Can\u2018t Be Beat.From Repairs To Remodelling, Call The Experts .BUSINESS \u201cIE GVA po.8-2161-PO.8-2407 RESIDENCE DO.5-1575 PLOMBERIE REGINA PLUMBING LTD.3650 VERDUN AVE.Verdun P.Q.9961 \u2018£7 aunE \u2018Aopssnyz \u2018soujusox3 sunoussoan BY \u2014 L The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 23.1966 \u2014 8 \u201cCHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTINT, IN BOSTON, MABS.Sunday, June 26th 1:00 a.m.CHURCH SBERVICE 1:00 a.m.BUNDAY BCHOOL Lesson-Sermon Subject : \u201cCHRISTIAN SCIENCE\u201d Golden Text: Revelation 12:10, Now is come salvation und strength.and the kingdom of our God.und the power of his Christ, EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:16 p.m.Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM In the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday, \u2018Tbursduy and Saturday 12-3 p.m.Wodnexday 4:30 to 8:00 p.m, LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 2H5 Clarke Ave, Westmount Wm, C.Nolting, B.D.Pastor Miss Lydia Eibleh \u2014 Organist Sunday, June 26th 100 wm.The Service and Nursery PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 340 Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A, B.D, Minister Public Worship \u201cTHE MINISTER WILL PREACH\" Saloist : Jack Wellens Lester A.Woodin Organist and Choirmaster All are cordially welcome 11:00 a.m.UNITED St.Andrew's g WESTMOUNT GRANT, REV.DANIEI.M, B.A, DD.REV.DOUGLAS MOULAND, B.A, B.D.WESTMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL (4350 St.Catherine St.W.) 11.00 am.Morning Worship \u201cVACATION OPPORTUNITIES\" (Sermon by Dr.Grant) 11:00 :m.Crib Corner «for care of small children Gordun C, White, B.Mun.Organist and Cholr Director VISITORS WELCOME} DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.and Lansdowne Avenue Ministers : Rev.R, Douglas Smith, B.A, BD, DD.Rev, Roy P.Stafford, B.A.B.D.Mrs.Holly E, Davidson Sunday, June 26th Morning Worship \u2018mon : THE IMPORTANCE OF THE INSIGNIFICANT\" Dr.J.Dousxlas Wioson, Crib Corner for infants Organist and Chofemaster Mr.John Robb, Mus, Bac.I.am, when coffee and ANGLICAN ST.MATTHIAS\" CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill The Rev'd.Canon J.N.Doldge, Rector The Rev'd.J, C.M.Berjeantson TRINITY 1 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 8:30 a.m.Holy Eucharist and Sermon 11:00 a.m.Mattins, Holy Baptism, und Sertmion 11:00 a.m.Crib Corner.Nursery and Church School 7:00 pan Evensong with Sermon Preacher for the Day: The Rector Wednesday St, Peter and St.Paul 10:00 an.Holy Communion Orsanist and Choirmaster Donald J.F.Hudfieid, A.M.Cc.M.B B.A, B.Pacd, DORCHESTER and ATWATER WESTMOUNT Walter G.Asbil \u2014 Rector Mr.E.Tait \u2014 Orgunist Sunday, June 26th 8:00 am.Holy Communion 9:45 nm.Church School 11:00 a.m.Morning Prayer WE WELCOME YOU \u2018Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount CLERGY The Revd.Alex Mellor: The Revd, Canon 8.B, Lindsay (Hon,) The Revd.Glenn 1.Pritchard : Third Sunday after Trinity 8:00 a.m, Holy Eucharist 10:15 wm.Mattins (said) 11:00 a.m, Sung Eucharist 7:00 p.m.Evensong (said) Holy Eucharist \u2014 Weckdays Wednesday \u2014 8:30 a.m, Thutsday \u2014 7:00 am, .Friday \u2014 8:00 a.m.UNITARIAN The Unitarian Church Of \u2018Montreal CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) Sunday, June 26th 11:00 a.m.\u201cPRECIPICE OF PROTEST\" Preacher : Rev.Leonard Mason, B.A, BD.\u201cChurch School closed \u2014- Re-opens in the Fall\u201d Westmount Baptist \u2018Security\u2019 At morning worship on Sunday, ! June 26th, the minister, the Rev.Harold J.Balsdon will preach on the subject \u2018\u2018Security, Freedom and Satisfaction\u201d and the evening, the topic of his sermon will be \u2018\u2018Hindrances to Effective Living.\u201d After the evening service all are cordially invited to the lower hall for the Fellowship hour light refreshments will be served.The mid-week meeting of the church is on Wednesday at 8 p.m.for prayer, praise and bible study.The BYPU tages 18-30) meets on Thursdays at 7:30 p.min the; 11:00 ov my, Dr.H, 1.WESTMOUNT PARK UNITED CHURCH - (Corner Lansdowne & Western Avenues) \u201cFINALLY BRETHREN FAREWELL D.Ashford Preaching, Next Sunday Rev.H, Ray Ashford BAPTIST | Paul's Minister: REV.HAROLD 11:00 a.m, 7:30 p.m.Midweck Service: WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Averue Nearost Downtown Baptist Church Organist and Choir Director: Frank Armstrong, L.T.C.L.\u201cSECURITY, FREEDOM AND SATISFACTION\" \u201cHINDRANCES TO EFFECTIVE LIVING\" Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME J.BALSDON, B.A, B.Th.\u2018Christian Science\u2019 A detailed consideration of the significance of the term \u201cChristian Science\u2019 will be undertaken at the services in all the Chris- lian Science churches this Sunday, in the course of a Bible Lesson designed to bring oul the many different ways in which spiritual enlightenment has come to different people at different times.Typical of the relevant Serip- tural selections will be from Matthew: \u201cThe kingdom of heaven is like unto leaven which a woman took, and hid in three measures of meal, till the whole was leavened.\u201d Explanatory passages from the denominational textbook will include: \u2018Ages pass, but this leaven of Truth is ever at work.It must destroy the entire mass of error, and so be eternally glorified in man's spiritual freedom\u201d (\u201cScience and Health withe Key to Scriptures\u201d \u2018by Mary Baker Eddy).inion-Douglas \u2014 Dr.J.Douglas Wilson will preach on the theme \u2014 The Importance of the Insignificant, Dr.Wilson is Editor of the Design for Living Page of the Montreal Star.Rev.Roy P.Stafford will read the Lesson, Mr.Stafford is celebrating the 50th Anniversary of his Ordination to the Ministry this June.St.Andrew's | VACATION OPPORT UNITIES is the title of the Sermon on Sunday morning.The Minister, Rev.Dr.D.M.Grant, will conduct the Service and give the Sermon.This will be the final service to be held this season in the Auditorium of the Westmount High School.Beginning the following Sunday, July 3rd, St.Andrew's Congregation will unite with Westmount Park _ {Church for ten weeks of United Services, all of which will be held in the Westmount Park Church.For the five Sundays in July the Minister-Elect of that Church, Rev.H.R.Ashford, B.A., B.D., will be in charge of the United Congregations; and for the four Sundays in August and the first Sunday in Sept.St.Andrew\u2019s will be responsible for pulpit, pastoral and clerical duties.\u201d Next Sunday morning in Dom- | Church Chuckles by CARTWRIGHT SPECIAL FATHER'S OCURS.CART WRIGHT Sabbath services are held regularly on Friday evenings at 8:15 p.m.in the Temple Community House, At the worship on Friday evening, June 24th pulpit honours will be shared by the following: Saul Hyman, Mrs.Samuel Garfield, Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern, Philip Lackman.The worship will be conducted by Lawrence Marks, Q.C.and Leonard Blank.Presiding at the organ \u2014 Bernard Figler, Chir- man of Summer Sabbath Eve Services \u2014 Hershell H.Lewis; Co-Chairman \u2014 Samuel Segal.Memorial anniversaries in the kaddish ritual will be observed for the following dear departed: Mortimer Dickstein, Polly Hy- man, Esther Goldman, Rebecca Ziff, Charles J.Gordon, Joseph Kirschenbaum, Roza Kirschen- baum, Rabbi Herbert J.Samuel, Rebecca Greenwood Burko, Tina Lisser, Spier, Bella Marks, Benjamin Angel, Fannie Sara Tar- shis, Roslyn Rosenfeld, Rose Weiner, Lillian Beckow Blank, Max Grosweiner, Emily Blum, Ida Young Ecker, Eli Goldstein, Rachel Stern Kramer, Rose Phillips Geffin, Dr.Hassan Azi- ma, Zeida Rosu, Joseph Glass- BEREAN BIBLE SOCIETY CHICAGO 25, ILLINOIS One does not have to be a prude to conclude that our country is suffering a serious moral decline.Our rulers and law en- dorcement agencies seem powerless to cope with it.Campaigns to check it scem vain, J.Edgar Hoover of the FBI has warned us again and again that the alarming rate of this downward trend spells ruin for America if it isn't checked soon.But what most people fail to realize is that behind this moral decline there is a spiritual decline.People have departed from God and His Word.letter to the Romans tells us how the heathen got that way.Rom, 1:21,22 says: \u201cWhen they knew God they glorified Him not as God, neither were thankful, but became vain in their imaginations and their foolish heart was darkened.Professing themsclves to be wise {they became fools,\u201d and the following verses tell how God finally had to \u201cgive them up\u201d to \u2018\u2018uncleanness\u2019 and \u2018\u2018vile affections\u201d \u2014 all because \u2018\u201c\u2018they did not like to retain God in their knowledge\u201d \u2018Ver, 28), St.Paul further describes them TWO MINUTES WITH THE BIBLE } OY CORNELIUS RB.STAM PRES.in Eph, 4:17-19, walking \u201cin the vanity of their mind, having the understanding darkened, being alienated from the life of God through the ignorance that is in them, because of the blindness of their heart; who being past feeling (conscience) have given themselves over to lasciviousness, to work uncleanness with greediness.\u201d This, sad to say, is an accurate description of increasing numbers in America today.They are throwing off restraint and going after uncleanness \u201cwith greediness.\u2019\u201d\u2019 How much better off arc those who have come to know God through Christ! Of these the apostle says: \u201cAnd you, who were once alienated and enemics in your mind by wicked works, yet now hath He reconciled, in the body of His flesh, through death, to present you holy, and unblameable, and unreprovable in His sight\u201d (Col.1:21,22).Through faith in Christ who died for our sins, then, we may be reconciled to God and delivered from \u2018this present evil age\u201d (Gal.1:4), \u201cSeven neckties; and you?\u2019 Temple Emanu-El man, Maxwell Goldstein, Martha Pam, Harold Handman.Affiliating The Unaffiliated In anticipation of the new Temple season, the membership committee is now busily engaged in affiliating the unaffiliated.Chairman of Membership \u2014 Maurice A.Schwartz; Vice- Chairman \u2014 Norman A.Rill.For information \u2014 Miss Rose Cohen, Executive Administrator, Temple Office, 937-3575.New Temple Season Parents are urged to return forms sent to them to help facilitate the planning of the Temple Emanu-El Religious School programme by re-registering their children for the school year 1966-67.For information\u2014 Temple Office, 937-3575.(Continued on page 9) Obituaries Joe Carin Joe Carin, president of J.Carin Sales Corp., and an active member of Montreal's Jewish community, died recently.Mr.Carin was born in London, and came here at an early age.He was a governor of the Jewish General Hospital, and active in the Young Men's and Young Women\u2019s Hebrew Association.He was also a member of the United Talmud Torahs, the Hebrew Free Loan, and the Shaar Hashomayim Congregation.He is survived by his wife, the former Anne Buckman, two sisters, Mrs.John Carr (Annie), Mrs.David Garcia (Jean) of New York and a brother, Mor- rie, of Toronto.Funeral services were held from Paperman and Sons.er a si * » Ww « - v.N a ' \u2018 î < ° uy © a e MR.and MRS.ALLEN KERR McDOUGALL, photographed following their wedding in St.Peter's Anglican Church, Al- tiston, Ontario, which took place on Saturday May 2Ist.The bride was Barbara Lowery, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.George Lowery of ARiston, and the groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs.Allan H.McDougall of Roslyn Avenue.Q.A.D.V.S.elects.(Continued from page 10) pital, Vice-Pres., Mrs.D.Harrison.of Montreal Children's Hospital.Recording Secretary; Mrs.H.M.Parker.of Jewish Gen- Mr.Marchand is the son of Dr.eral Hospital, Corresponding of Hampstead.Secretary, and Mme.Andre Ro- T bitaille of Hôpital Sainte Justine.Treasurer.George\u2019s Church.Genuine Choice Western BEEK QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\" Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables Special Names chairmen of | Jewish Appeal have been appointed.Third from left: FELDMAN, overall Special Names chairman, Left to right: Mrs, Feldman, Mrs, UNA to confer Brig.J.H.Price, National President of the United Nations Association will head the UNA ' National Annual Conference at HAMS & SAUSAGE 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 \"GABOR BARTHA \"Music for the Very Young\u201d (Ages 3 to 9 years) SUMMER CLASSES July and August RE.9-0977 jee\" a\" a\"a a\" \"ea \"=\" a a\" Pan ae ene ee aa a \"a a \"ee \"na a a a\" \"na\" Canada's famous RIDING CAMP Boys and 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.LIER'S Riding School R.R.1 CHUTE A BLONDEAU TEL.ST.EUGENE 674-2845 nA A Ca a a a aa es ae\" Tes \"aan \"en\" ee\" aa\" a aa a ae ae ee em a a eee a Te Te ee eee MR.and MRS, PAUL ROBERT MARCHAND Jr.photographed following their wedding which took place on Saturday in St.Mrs.Marchand was formerly Miss Jennifer Gail Lamplough, daughter of Mrs.George Westrope Lamplough, of Cote St.Antoine road, and of the late Mr.Lamplough, and and Mrs.Paul Robert Marchand, \"on Saturday the 18th of lune.in fthe church of St Women's Federation, Combined MRS.MAX *JMPORTED PRODUCTS Louis Richler, Mrs.Harvey D.Fogel, Mrs.eee Arthur Rudnikoff, Mrs.Bernard M.Bloomfield.NICHOL'S AND \u2014 SCHNEIDER'S BACON, ut Banff School | the Banff School of Fine Arts which will take place June 24th- 26th inclusive.Delegates from thirty-two UNA branches across Canada will avail themselves of the opportunity of hearing such outstanding speakers as: Mr.Geof- hey Pearson, United Nations Division, Department of External Affaires\u2014 Topic \u201cUN Peace- Keeping \u2014 Problems and Prospects\u201d: Dr.John P, Hamphrex.Director 1946-66, Human Rights Division, United Nations \u2014 topic: \u201cHuman Rights \u2014 The UN's Major Achievements\u2019; Mr.Lloyd Bailey.Executive Direc- toi.U.S.Committee for UNICEF topic: \u2018Eye-Witness in Asia\u201d; Mr.David Bartlett, Sec- retary-General, Canadian National Commission for UNESCO, topic: for International Understanding.\u201d Discussions groups will tollow cach of the above-men- tioned topics.The Montreal Branch delegates attending the Conference will be: Dr.John P.Humphrey, Honorary President; Mr.Ross Smyth, President: Mrs.Beatrice Bazar.Clarke Avenue.and Air Vice Maishal F.S.Carpenter, Vice-Presidents; Mr.Kenneth Alexander, Chairman Human, Rights Committee and Miss Doris Gi.Petrie, Exccutive-See- retary and Administrator.Members of the local Quebee Committee for UNICEF attend-! ing the Conference will be Mme Sylvia Lamothe, Immediate Past |: > Chairman; Mrs.Edward Pel- tenburg, Vice-Chairman; \u2018Mme I.Berthiaume, Secretary.very sorry that the date was incorrectly Band P.IW.elect \u2018panel for year At a recent meeting ot the Board of Directors the following appointments were made to carry on the Business and Professional Women's Club.Montreal branch for the next two years, Mrs Phyllis Hardy, of Gros.venor avenue, President; Miss Helen Dearlove, Vice President; Mes.Dorothy Allen, Treasurer: Miss Jean Lloyd, Recording Secretary: Miss Betty Dunn, Corresponding Seev.; Mes.Fdua Lawson, Asst Treasurer.Conveners: Miss Florence Richards \u2014 Programme, Mrs Beverley Forsyth Member: ship: Miss Frances Wright Employment Conditions: Miss Janet Peuny Legislation & ° Bia Resolutions: Mrs.Madge Duncan MR, and MRS.RICHARD International Relations; Miss EWING following their wedding Mary FF Fullerton Press & which took place recently at Publicity, Miss dus Johnson Dominion Douglas Church.Mrs.Service Ewing is the former Carol oo Jean Caldwell, R.N., daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Wilfred Thomp- P P son Caldwell of Westmount, Mr.eter an Ewing is the son of Mr, and Nursery School Mrs.Allen Ewing of the Town Private Kindergarten of Mount Royal.CORRECTION Special programme arranged for Children frum 3 to 6 years REGISTER NOW LIMITED ENROLMENT Particulars on Appli-ation Mrs.A.F.D.Macdonald (Miss Elizabeth Veitch) 220 Prince Albert Avenue For Appointment Please Phone gen 9 om.and 4 486-4310 or 481 23603 Transportation Available The marriage of Miss Catherine Jean Finnie to Mr.Erie Carl Riordon which was reported to have taken place on Saturday the 11th of June actually took place Andrew and St.Paul, and the Examiner is stated.We apologize sincerely for any inconvenience this error may have caused.Ls JIGS George Pickrell GUARANTEED FLOWERS Tel: 935-5431 \u2014 Delivery Anywhere 4154 St.Catherine Street West WESTON SCHOOL INCORPORATED SENIOR SCHOOL, Grades IV - XI 4335 Hampton Ave., N.D.G.486-6339 Small classes, individual attention, career guidance.Unique French program.Matriculation or General Course, including: Art Music Gymnasium Art History Drama Swimming Cultural and Historic tours of Montreal.with special emphasis on Learning from Expo \u201867 Fully Qualified Staff Recoynized as eligible for government grant under terms of Public Education Act, Quebec, 1961 Applicants now being interviewed \u201cUNESCO and Teaching .SALE ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE 10% to 50% OFF ® Girls\u2019 Sizes to 14 ® Boys' Sizes to 10 © We stock your « favourite makes of Babies\u2019 and | Children's Wear and Accessories.Here you will | find all the familiar labels including: Pantino Sports Wear, Dorothy Brown and Ellen Dresses, Hor Majesty Lingerie, etc.! THE PINK & BLUE SHOP Exclusive Children's Wear Town of ; 1253 LAIRD BLVD.4105\".733-2081 à {Across from CNR Station) = & 4 CS AE dos 2 A À tp té 9961 \u2018EZ sunr \u2018Aopsinys \u2018sourwexg junounsap 344 \u2014 LL The Westmount Examiner, Thursday.June 23, 1966 \u2014 12 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 FROM MONTREAL Desirable lakefront estate at fool of Mount Orford.Year round home, full basement.Modern heating system House is fully furnished.2 car garage stable and boat house.Private voad Completely fenced in erty.prop- Estate is in excellent condition.modestly priced.Call: 937-2818 days 697-4441 Eves { i CHATEAUGUAY Centre, 3 bedroom bungalow, paved driveway and landscaped, 691-9343.Lu room VILLE Brossard.Attractive 7 split level, gavage, low cash.Call, 676-5145.1 N.D.G., Cote St.Antoine near Sherbrooke, semi detuched cottage, 4 bedrooms, living room with fireplace; separate dining room, modern kit chen; playroom: garage.$25,500, Cash $8,500.- 484-3003.5 COUNTRY PROPERTY \u2014 For Sale HAKERWOOD CLUB: Lake Mem- phremagog, Cedarville Road, Stan- stead County.Beautiful treed lots for sale, 82,000 and up, Ideal for sailing swimming, fishing, golfing and ski- ng.Private sub-division, planned for vear-round homes, One of the finest locations in the Eastern Towuships.For information, phone Mr, A.Snow, Arthur Snow Realties Reg\u2019d.Real Estate Broker.484-8433; evenings 481- 1501.HOSEMERE, 5 roomed furnished cottage.River front.Large lot.Bargain.Call 488-7447 LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG.Cedar.ville Road, Stanstead County, Eastern Townships, French Canadian.year- round home on beautifully landscaped lot 350 ft.x 1,000 ft.(8 acres), Nine rooms, two bathrooins.Built in 1890 md completely modernized and furnished.Delighttul view, Price $25,900.Also lakefront lot available at $4.900.Owner will carry first mortgage.For information, phone Mr.Snow, Arthur Snow Renlties Reg'd.Real Estate Broker, 484-8433; cvenings 481- 1 9 COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET Youghal Beach BATHURST, N.B.FINEST BEACU, 4 ROOM CAPE COD HOUSE, MODERN.FULLY EQUIPPED.GOLF COURSE a MILE JULY AND AUGUST.CALL WE 35-7547.18 SUMMER BOARD ACCOMMODATION IN RAWDON FOR BOYS For 4 boys, pre-teen age fou July August.Call 366 2278 20 7 COUNTRY ROOMS Summer Rooms and Reasonable rental Quiet beautiful surroundings.Swimming, Huntingdon Farm, 488-1823.25 BOYS' & GIRLS CAMPS FASTERN Townships Will hoard children 7-10 yenrs in country.Mun- Unedon Lake St.Francis arva.Ren- sonable Call 766-9424 Young Children Expeilenced teacher takes children 8-10 ycars.Weckls basis Swimming.Pony, sports.46R-1021%.PTI TWEE FOO AFS SEE, The Westmount Examiner lassified Advertising \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 |» HUnter 1-045] 10 Words 75° 5e for each additional word current issue.For convenience, Adtaker on duty Mondoy, until 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1-045) Accounts may be paid at any Montreal Island branch of or The Royal Bank of Canada.Eo 26 31 39 Please phone your Ads eorly in the week.No Ads accepted after 3.30 p.m.Tuesday for Tuesday and Wednesday The Bank of Montreal LOTS FOR SALE 52 FURNISHED APTS.7 oT TO LET Brome Lake FULLY furnished, 4! room apartment.Cote St.Antoine One lot for sale 75 x 75 feet, Road and Royal, Phone Super- Bondville Beach, Eastern intendent.454-5966.Townships, 200 yards from the beach with entrance.Rea I __ sonable price.For information call 766-0843.61 FLATS \u2014 Duplexes to let 2522 ST.JAMES West, second floor.8 rooms, $65, 4563-86057.73 ROOMS WANTED BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 82 AUTOS FOR SALE ELECTRICAL SERVICE ® INDUSTRIAL ® COMMERCIAL © RESIDENTIAL 24 HOURS EMERGENCY SERVICE INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE H.R.CASSIDY 484-3523 5765 Monkland Ave.Quality - Service - Satisfaction 82 AUTOS FOR SALE PONTIAC '65 Parisienne, 4 door hardtop, fully equipped, 18,000 miles.BUY ON A RENTAL BASIS.$24.95 weekly, Mr.637-3504 Williams.SIMCA automobile, 1961.Good running order.Bargain \u2014 $135.00.Call 769-2979, Lu MATURE dependable lady secks one room with a congenial lady in apartment.Fish & Chip | Restaurant See eopie\u2019s \u201ctetidoncs white ! away on vacation.With or without accommodation.Between Atwater and Victoria.vicinity Sherbrooke and above.Moderate rent.Call 933-5507.AND SNACK BAR HIGH REVENUE Call: WE.2-8237 OFFICES TO LET AUTOS FOR SALE \u2018 \u201860 CORVAIR, Standard, Like J new condition.Economical transportation, Ï BUY ON A RENTAL BASIS.Westmount St.Catherine at Metcalfe, { ground floor, air-conditioned.| $7.50 weekly, Mr.Williams 637-3504 1600 square feet of bright clean space divided into 3 offices, heated, janitor service, | parking facilities, transporta- ! tion at front door, GUARDIAN TRUST CO.| \u201862 CHEV.Convertible, Super Sport, Excelient condition throughout.ADMINISTRATION DEPT.| BUY ON A RENTAL BASIS.842-8251 ; $15.95 weekly.Mr.Williains.537-3504 50 APARTMENTS TO LET 3455 COTE DES NEIGES LS Ce ir ROYAL TRUST Li 937-2864 FOR INFORMATION 75 NURSING HOME SENIOR CITIZENS \u201cLA RESIDENCE D'ANJOU\u201c Beautiful place to live For single or couples Elevators.dining rooms or tray service.T.V.and lounge SUPERVISION AT ALL TIMES Fasily reached by Sherbrooke street or Metropolitan Blvd.CALL 352-4143 - 352-4670 \u201863 PONTIAC Convertible.Custom Sport, fully equipped.Like new condition, BUY ON A RENTAL BASIS.$19.50 weekly.Mr.0637-2594 Witliams.| | | \u2014_ 1959 PONTIAC automatic, 6 cylinder.A-1 condition.Evenings.769-9416, \u201862 COMET Station Ideal transportation.BUY ON A RENTAL BASIS.$11.50 weekly, Mr, 637-3504 Wagon.Williams.METEOR 1959 automatic gears, V-8, one owner, $325, 631-4409, - 98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female Mathematics teacher, start ing September, new curriculum, also for geography or latin if possible.Private girls school, West end.Box 1594, 7005 Kildare Montreal 29, Quebec, i ét.di di di di de dé A.di M di M di M A A: DO IT Now! BUILDING REPAIRS VERN OATWAY., contractor, general maintenance, specializing in kitchens, bathrooms, playrooms, balcony repairs, painting.WE, 2-5032 CARPENTRY Are you satisfied with your present game room?\u2014 or perhaps \u2014 do vou want a new one or any home addition.Let us do a guaranteed job with better workmanship at a competitive price | CHARLIE LAROSE | 636-0591 Mr.Home Improvement CARTAGE Cameron : 4 | Express Reg'd.MOVING, STORAGE, CRAT- PACKAGING, SHIPPING.UP AND DELIVER.REASONABLE RATES.CALL 931-1901 \u201cDRESSMAKING 77 EXCLUSIVE EUROPEAN DRESSES, SUITS, COATS, CUSTOM MADE, REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS.HU, 8-4245.| \"PLUMBING AND ROOFING PLUMBING \u2014 ROOFING SEWEROOTER CALL US FOR ESTIMATES WESTMOUNT PLUMBING | | & ROOFING LTD.206 OLIVIER AVE.WESTMOUNT 935-1189 | 24 hour service Service Directory » A dd A dl M A A A A a A A As \u2026A A UPHOLSTERY ANDY THE UPHOLSTERER General upholstering.Period furniture repaired and recovered.Telephone 932-5912.After 5 pm.937-4446.CHILDREN\u2019S Camp \u2014 Separate camps for boys and girls, aged 6-17, Established 1045.All land and water sporis including \u2014 archery, tennis, aquaplaning, water skiing, oanoe (trips, riding on camp's ponies and horses without extra charge: handicrafts, etc.College trained counselors.Nurse.Excellent home cooked meals.Insulated cabins with hot and cold water.Government Inspected.Highly recommended.Ask for free illustrated booklet.Only $43 weekly (subsidized).Dr.and Mrs.Murtin, directors, CAMP LAURENTIDE Fourteen Island Lake, Quebec (near Shawbridge in the Laurentions) Address all communications to: P.O.BOX 12, MONTREAL, QUE.Phone: 453.3371 USE OUR CLASSIFIEDS | FOR BEST RESULTS #, 2 A, 7 > 98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female GOOD PERMANENT POSITIONS IF YOU CAN SPEAK FRENCH AND ENGLISH FLUENTLY AND IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN SWITCHBOARD WORK.No Experience Required Salary While Training FOR APPOINTMENT CALL BETWEEN 2 & 7 P.M.MISS RICKABY 861-6002 102 HELP WANTED \u2014 MALE MAIL ROOM Direct Mail House Westmount area, is looking for a SERIOUS PERSON TO WORK IN MAIL ROOM.DUTIES: MAIL TO BE SORTED, TIED AND BAGGED.® PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE IS DESIRABLE, BUT NOT ESSENTIAL.® STEADY EMPLOYMENT ¢ PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS, PLEASE CALL: MR.PELCKMANN 932-7143 112 MOTHER\u2019S HELPER MOTHER'S HELPER WANTED FOR SUMMER IN LAUREN- TIANS.15 YEARS OR OVER.CALL 733-6374 OR 489-0952, MOTHER'S helper wanted, one child.Town Mt.Royal, 733-7027.117 DOMESTIC EMPLOY.WANTED EXPERIENCED woman wants day work 9 till 4, $10 and car fare, Call 769-3546.122 FOR SALE \u2014 Living room furniture CHESTERFIELD with matching chair.custom made, excellent condition, 744-1710.124 FOR SALE \u2014 Dining room furniture SOLID oak traditional dining room suite, -expandable table.5 chairs, one armchair, leather seats.Sideboard, glass cabinet, Excellent condition $175.00 Call HU, 9-0419, 127 7 FOR SALE \u2014 ___ Bedroom furniture $15.CONTINENTAL BED VERY CLEAN EVES: RI.7-0424 130 ~~ FOR SALE \u2014 7 Kitchen equipment Frigidaire 8 cu.feet, good condition.Must sell.RE.9-9267.AMERICAN kitchen set, oakwood finish, Arborite top, reasonable.HU.8-8169.134 FOR SALE \u2014 Sports equipment Lambretta Scooter 1962.150 C.C., EXCELLENT CONDITION, WINDSHIELD.REAR VIEW MIRROR, CALL 697-2905.136 ~~ FOR SALE \u2014 Clothing and furs MAN'S beige suede jacket, size 38.like new, $25; formal gown, size 18, $15.766-1962, 138 FOR SALE \u2014 General WALNUT end table; vacuum, electric fan, Call 935-3402.AIR conditioner, window type, 395.Good condition.489-3962, MOFFAT combination washer dryer; hide-a-bed with chair: dinette set, wrought iron round table, 4 wicker back chairs.733-1065, mornings only.AUTOMATIC Inglis washing machine; chifferobe, Reasonable.Good condition, 484-1578 138 _ FOR SALE \u2014 Genoral Leaving Town HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CONSISTING OF: DINING ROOM SET; BEDROOM SET: RUGS: CHAIRS: LAMPS; TABLES; PICTURES: ETC, EXCELLENT CONDITION.REASONABLE.CALL: 937-4919 ENCYCLOPEDIA 19685 edition, white and blue leatherette binding, sacrifice, $08.484-2022, TWO tricycles, 18 inch wheel; sectional glass fronted bookcase.Call 933-7823.ELECTRIC stove, 110 volls, $30; fridge, medium size, $30; vanity table, $8.738-8694.138 _ FOR SALE \u2014 General | Gravely Tractor | With regular and gcar te duction wheels and rotary plough.Good condition, reasonable, 366-8208 after 6 p.m, PIANO, \u201cupright, Mason and \u201cRisch \"with bench; convertible foam sofa bed, $30; upholstered chair with slip covers, $15; desk, arborite top, $20: bookshelves, $10.6831-6631, ELECTRIC stove; automatic washer: refrigerator.AH in excellent condition.Must be seen 10 be appreciated.Call WE.7-9090 after 7 p.m.and all weekend, MOVING, Gold carpet and underfelt, 12 x 12: érib; drapes.Call 481-8444.142 PHOTO SUPPLIES POLAROID camera 104.coloured pack, with flash gun.Reasonable 434-8084.(ity meels (Continued from page 1) offered to the Tenants Association is in order to keep them fully informed of the practical problems that exist in the provision of alternative accommodation in the time period from now until June 1967.It is not the intent of the City to conceal any information from the citizens, and since it appears to us that it may be difficult to provide alternate accommodation by June of 1967, it is thought to be will be directly affected should also be made aware of the situation.Different Tenor Mr.Miller, the legal advisor to the Westmount Tenants Association stated that he felt that the tenor of the meeting was different from what he had been led to believe was the City's position and he asked if there had been a change in policy at the City or the Provincial level.In reply it was stated that there had been no change in policy as far as the City is concerned.The intent of the City remains the same but it is felt that the people should be made completely aware of the practical problems that may be encountered as a result of the exigencies of time.In reply to a question as to why the City does not start with a small project (ten to twelve houses) which could be located in some of the vacant land existing in the City, it was stated that regardless of the size of the project, the time factors still apply.It is the hope of the City to be able to proceed in as many directions as possible at the same time and the possibility of constructing a small project will certainly be taken into only fair that the citizens who.John Newman's Beavers: withWTA on.consideration, It was suggested that there would be many advantages to establishing a number of small projects rather than one single large project in that the group would be more easily integrated into the community as a whole.However, there are a number of problems that would result from this type of a solution to the housing problems.A question was asked as to of a person who finds new accommodation where the rent would be beyond his means.It was reported that there is a possibility of subsidization for a certain portion of the excess rental.However, it is doubtful that such a subsidy would be agreed to on a long term basis by Central Mortgage & Housing Corporation.With regard to moving expenses, should more than one move be necessary, it appears that payment for the first move would be granted with the possibility that some assistance would be available for a portion of the cost of the second move.Federal The question was raised as to the guide lines of the legislation which governs public housing in this province.In reply, it was stated that at the present time the legislation covering public housing in this province is Federal legislation administered by the Central Mortgage & Housing Corporation.At the present time, the Province of Quebec is contemplating legislation which would establish a Quebec General Housing Corporation and.at that time, the publie housing legislation would be administered by the Provincial Authorities.It was explained that the policies of the C.M.H.C.have been ex- what could be done in the case panded of recent date and, as a Head Coach Marvin Bass of the Continental League Beavers believes he has two young men who fit cleanly into such a cate- \u2014 {gory in Harold Lewis and John Walker, Jr., both of whom have returned their signed contracts for the coming season.Lewis and Walker are both first string defensive halfbacks.At 21 and 23 years of age re- sphectively they have both one full season of professional experience behind them as they played with the Fort Wayne Warriors of the Continental League last season.It is in the special department Lewis and Walker sign confracis Accomplished specialists are a bonus commodity with a football team and when that club can come up with those rarities who can play a regular position as well, they are really ahead of the game.that these two speedsters supply most of their excitement, Both men return punts and run back kickoffs.They handle these duties with exceptional ability.Lewis Lewis returned 27 kickoffs for 559 yards last year which averaged out to 20.7 yards a try.His longest effort covered 36 yards.Walker took seven punts for 81 yards and an 11.6 yard average and though only called on four times he returned kickoffs (Continued on page 14) 151 WANTED TO PURCHASE _ What Have You ?i WE BUY ANYTHING OF NOS, CARPETS, ETC.CALL WANTED: Tea wagon preferably in good condition; also old pieces of porcelain.Call 484-0027 after 1 pan.WANTED: LARGE 2 SECTION CHINA DISH AND CHINA COMFORT ON HIGH PEDESTAL, PRE- PERABLY ANTIQUE, MUST BE REASONABLE, CALL 481-0657, WANTED to buy Apaché tent trailer.Buffalo Messa).Cali 486 4901.result, many more roads to solutions of urban renewal problems have been made available.Copies of the rental schedules established by Central Mortgage & Housing Corporation were distributed.Various questions were asked with regard to these schedules, as to their fairness, ete.and it was reported that these schedules, as set up by the C.M.H.C.have been tested and modified over a period of some ten years and appear to be the best guidelines that could be developed.Tours The question was raised regarding the tour of the urban renewal area by various groups and why the Westmount Tenants Association had not been invited to participate in the Tour.In reply, it was stated the only tour of the area that has been undertaken so far involved only members of Council, Mr.Sunderland and Mr.Dawe and no representative from any other group was involved.Mr.Fisher reported that the tenants in the Selby street area have been approached by Park Laign, an appraisal company, who are acting on behalf of the Provincial Government in the settling of moving and other damage claims.It appears that their intent is to settle the moving claims as soon as possible and, in fact.that some tenants have already been paid.Mr.Fisher also raised the question of tenants in the Selby street area being advised by the urban renewal office and by City Hall that it was not worthwhile to join the West- mount Tenants Association, In reply it was stated that the City lias not advised any person who called to either join or not to! join the Westmount Tenants | Association.All callers have: been advised that it would be up to themselves as to whether they wished to join thte Association or not as the City does nol encourage nor discourage membership.Mr.Fisher also raised the question as to when the West- | mount Tenants Association might expect a reply to the, brief which they submitted to VALUE \u2014 ANTIQUES, PIA | 861-4301, EVENINGS 744-0848.| Councli.It was stated that it! 134 LOST Reward LOST: HEARING GLASSES, VICINITY VIC TORIA SHERBROOKE.CALL 483 0736, AID 158 DOMESTIC PETS Poodle Pups | Registered.Colors blue black.black and cream, and apricot.Toy and small miniature, Private.Call 631-6233.163 EDUCATIONAL LEARN French conversation an private lessons by qualified language teacher.739-7486.is doubtful that any meaningful.reply could be given until after the Council has had time to study the recommendations of the Urban Renewal Scheme Report.The question was raised as to why the Council should undertake to help those residents who are not members of the Westmount Tenants Association, In reply it was stated that the Council has a responsibility to all its citizens regard- lesss as to whether they are members of one or many group.PLANNERS Mr.Fisher raised the question as to whether they might engage planners and engineers who would assist them in preparing a submission of possible suggestions to be considered by Council in conjunction with their study of the Urban Renewal Scheme Report.It was stated that the Council would welcome any and all sugges- ; tions that this Association or other Associations or individuals might like to submit, It was stated that the Council, after | studying the Urban Renewal ; Report.would likely meet with a variety of groups who have made representations before | the Report is published.11 was | susgested that any submission that might be made should be in the hands of the City offie- ials before the end of the | month of June 1966.Mr.Fisher asked if it would be possible to obtain a listing of the addresses of all the expropriated properties affected by the Trans - Canada passage through the Selby Street area, It was stated that | such a listing would be made available as soon as it could be prepared.The City, in turn, requested from the Association a listing of all their members and Mr.Fisher agreed to submit this list at an early date.The meeting journed.NOTICE Notice is hereby given that o General Assignment of Book Debts executed under private signature on the 7th day of June, 1966, by Viviane Knitting Mills Ltd.to Affilioted-Business Factors Corporation, has been registered on the 9th doy of June, in the Registry Office for the Montreal Division under No.1917403.thereupon ad- garbage collection on Collections normally sch CITY OF WESTMOUNT GARBAGE COLLECTION Householders are notified that there will be no be made on Monday, June 27, 1966.J.R.DAYE, Eng.Friday, June 24, 1966.eduled for this day will City Engineer 9961 '£T aunp \u201cAopsiny] \u2018FUiWDX] UNOULSIM 8) \u2014 EL ae The Westmount Examiner, Thursday.June 23, 1966 \u2014 14 J.Newman's Beavers: Pre-season exhibition games at Expo Stadium Advisory Board members nine games al the new stadium _ The playing surface itself is of the Beavers Football which is to be officially known just about levelled and draining Club are so impressed with as the Automotive Stadium.There \u2018of the field area is on schedule Westmount swimming pool schedule | MONDAY.TUESDAY.THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY \u201c 9.30 a.m.to 12.00 noon \u2014 Instruction \u2014 Adults & Children (Register with Lifeguard) 1.30 p.m.\u2014 Adults Only 3.00 p.m.\u2014 General Swim 4.00 p.m.\u2014 14 Years of Age and Over 12.00 noon to 1.30 p.m.to 3.00 p.m.to J will be seven league home games, with the construction critical the progress being made at t the Wheeling exhibition, and à | path.Conduits for drainage are \u2018Expo\u2019 Stadium that they, game September 10th against the currently being laid.have eagerly gone ahead and okayed plans for a preseason exhibition game on the site.Head Coach Marvin Bass announces that arrangements have been completed with the Wheeling ironmen, one of the Beavers\u2019 opposition in the Continental Football League, to play a game here on Saturday August 13th.Whereas President Johnny Newman and his partner Russ Scrim , were originally keeping their fingers crossed that all would be ; in readiness for the league opener.August 20th, against Perry Moss and his Orlando Panthers, | the great haste with which the Foundation Company has moved | ahead has prompted scheduling of the exhibition, NINE GAMES | The Beavers, then, will play Softhall champions listed MOSQUITO Herewith is the roster of the Jets who won the Mosquito Championship for 1966 as listed by the Recreation Department.Gordon Walkling, Captain, Tim Halligan, Greg| McParland.Dean Kelly, Veli Lehtonen, Stephen Bennett.Geoffrey Collier, | Jeffrey Lloyd-Smith, Michael Jeppeson, Bob Graul, Randy Southin.Brian Ward, Philippe Aras.Gilbert Deal- hoy and Gordon Yates.(Continued from page 13) Beavers .| | for 86 yards.21.5 yards as an average.| With this type of statistics these two men are of immense value alone.But Bass freely predicts that both could blossom into the finest defensive halfs! in the league as well.Last season, for instance, the 511\" 185 pound Lewis intecept-' ed five passes and ran one of, them back for 35 yards.One game the Warriors sent Lewis, into action as a flanker and he caught the only pass thrown his way for a gain of 34 yards.Won Honors \u2018 Walker, who also goes at S'11° and weighs in at 185.intercepted three times and ambled 28 vards following one of his pil-/ fers.Walker played four sea-, sons at Ball State University and won all conference honors during his last season.During his collegiate career; Walker lettered in three sports, football, basketball and track.He covered thie 100 yards in 9.8 and was clocked at 22.6 for the! 220 yards event.: | ! \u2018Brooklyn Dodgers which will [remain as a \u2018home\u2019 game for i the Dudgers even though it will be played here.Montreal's newest stadium gels its official name because the Automotive Association of Can- \"ada is paying the $3,500,000 plus : cost of construction and donating it to Expo.Officially.the stadium TURFING Turfing will commence this i week and the sods will be the nursery type which catch much more quickly than the regular type.The parking areas have been levelled and asphalt will be spread next month, There will be space for thousands of cars in will not belong to Expo until the main Place Victoria parking shortly before the Beavers\u2019 game area.just 250 yards from the against Wheeling.August 13th.stadium.There will be room for The 19 sections which accom- |800 cars right at the stadium.modate more than 25,000 persons Stadium officials have a staff have been erected and comfortable wooden seats.The the stadium.Ushers are being restaurants and concession stands ; selected even though the stadium arc up and all the plumbing is lis being programmed only for | the Beavers this year.installed.CALL 481-0451 TO PLACE YOUR AD An experienced and courteous Want Ad adviser will be pleased to take your ad and help you prepare one to get the maximum results.Call up today.Ad- takers on duty for your convenience Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday to 8:30 p.m.\u2014 Thursday and Friday to 5 p.m, include \u2018ready to move in and operate: 4.00 p.m.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 pm.to 7.30 p.m.\u2014 General Swim 7.30 p.m.to 9.45 p.m.\u2014 16 Years of Age and Over WEDNESDAY 9.30 a.m.to 12.00 noon \u2014 Instruction \u2014 Adults & Children (Register with Lifeguard) 12.00 noon to 1.30 p.m.\u2014 Adults Only 1.30 p.m.to 5.00 p.m.\u2014 General Swim 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 8.15 p.m.\u2014 Family Swim (Families Only) 8.15 p.m.to 9.45 p.m.\u2014 16 Years of Age and Over ! SATURDAY 9.30 a.m.to 10.30 a.m, \u2014 13 Years of Age and Under 10.30 a.m.to 12.30 p.m.\u2014 14 Years of Age and Over 12.30 p.m.to 1.30 p.m.\u2014 Adults Only 1.30 p.m.to 3.00 p.m.\u2014 13 Years of Age and Under 3.00 p.m.to 5.00 p.m.\u2014 14 Years of Age and Over 5.00 p.m.to 6.00 p.m.\u2014 Adults Only 6.00 pm.to 7.30 p.m.\u2014 General Swim 7.30 p.m.to 9.45 p.m.\u2014 16 Years of Age and Over \u2018Family Swim: SUNDAYS 1.00 p.m.to 5.45 p.m.\u2014 General Swim FOR BEST RESULTS GET THE BEST OFFER DAY IN AND DAY OUT FROM OUR WANT ADS Every day of the year thousands of people take advantage of the articles and services offered in our Want Ads.Among the many offers you may find the quick solution to your personal or business needs.Use our Want Ads.EEE SEE rxarniner - * a À - + * a = o & \u20ac 3 a + ° | Pn a < a a > 2 1 - » & a Pos +» ummer playground | programme The following schedule takes effect on Monday, | June 27th, and will be for the use of all residents of Westmount between the ages of 6-16.JUNE 27 \u2014 JULY 1 REGISTRATION WEEK Every child registers at their respective playground, returns signed waiver.Inform children about the programme.Gradual commencement of activities.GET TO KNOW YOUR CITY WEEK Tour the City Hall, Police and Fire Dept.Library, Conservatory, Lookout and Summit Park, Talks at the Artificial Rink on Health, Safety, and Nature Study (delivered by Personnel from relative departments.) Wednesday, July 6th \u2014 Tour St.Joseph's Oratory and Wax Museum, SPECIAL THEME WEEK Each playground plans and starts a project to be judged at closing.Wednesday, July 13th \u2014 Picnic to Lafontaine Park, visit Zoo.OUTDOOR GAMES WEEK Scavenger hunt, treasure hunt, story telling, other games and picnics at King George Park, Summit Park.Wednesday, July 20th \u2014 Trip to Mount Royal, Beaver Lake and Lookout.TOURNAMENT WEEK Tournaments held at each playground in all sports.Boys and girls in separate age categories.Winners to meet each other in special tournaments to be held at the Artificial Rink.Wednesday, July 27th \u2014 Picnic at Belmont Park.AUGUST | \u2014 AUGUST 5 TRACK MEET WEEK Tabloid meets to be held at Westmount Athletic Grounds.Boys and girls in separate age categories.Wednesday, August 3rd \u2014 Tour Coca-Cola Bottling Plant.AUGUST 8 \u2014 AUGUST 12 SWIMMING & DIVING COMPETITION WEEK Competitions to be held at the pool.Boys and girls in separate age categories.Wednesday.August 10th \u2014 Tour P.O.M.Bakery AUGUST 15 \u2014 AUGUST 19 PREPARATION FOR FINAL WEEK Complete handicrafts and prepare exhibition.Select winners in handicrafts, finish projects.Wednesday, August 17th \u2014 Tour Botanical Gardens and Maisonneuve Sports Centre.AUGUST 22 \u2014 AUGUST 26 CLOSING WEEK Picnic and closing ceremonies to be held on Thursday afternoon, August 25th at King George Park.Handicraft, tournaments, track meet and swimming meet winners to be presented | with awards.\u201cGOLDEN WEDDING JULY 4 \u2014 JULY 38 JULY 11 \u2014 JULY 15 JULY 18 \u2014 JULY 22 JULY 25 \u2014 JULY 29 MR.and MRS.PATRICK ROCHE who celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary on June 20.They were married on June 20th, 1916, in St.Patrick\u2019s Church, Montreal.Long time residents of Melrose avenue, Mr.and Mrs.Roche are well-known in the West End, with Mr.Roche formerly being District Fire Chief in N.D.G.until his retirement 16 years ago.Mr.Roche was born in Wexford, Ireland, and Mrs.Roche, the former Nora O'Rourke was born in Bantry, County Cork, Ireland.They have three children; Mr.John Roche of St.Lambert, Mr.Frank Roche of Toronto, and a daughter Mary, Mrs, James M.Courtright of Westmount, and 13 grandchildren, | SPORTING SAM by Reg Wootton Birdland: By WINIFRED WILSON Older people of today have been brought up to expect mothers to do all housekeeping duties; but as more women are entering the field of business, many fathers are now obliged to take over at least some of the daily chores.In Birdland the majority of mothers still take on the bulk of the work, some get absolutely no assistance from their partners, and a very few leave practically everything to the males.There is not exactly any hard and fast rule, but most songbirds belong to the first group.For that reason most of these mothers are dressed in subdued colors so that they will not draw attention to the home and thus endanger the eggs or the infants.This applies, for instance.to Chestnut-sided Warblers, She alone builds the nest and incubates the eggs, but once the young are hatched father frequently comes home with food, giving it to mother, who some- and sometimes eats it herself.Also males of most shore birds do at least a little of the incubating.The two sexes dress similarly.Redstarts, Hummingbirds, and Orioles are among those of the second class.The brightly dressed males keep away from the nest while their poor wives do everything.All Ducks, too, belong to this group.As soon as the eggs are laid off go the drakes to en- doy themselves for the remainder Mother must protect, teach, while pa is out with the boys «nm ouvir Sn .of the summer with their male i pals.If you have ever scen Mrs, .times passes it on to the babies: QML to sponsor 8 day courses Due to overwhelming popular driver education available to all interested, the Quebec Motor League ¢ a provincially chart- \u201cered non-profit corporation) will sponsor a series of 8 day sum- driver education courses at the institute of Driver Education, 1467 Mansfield street.The courses offered are open to all from the age of 16 to 72 and includes 28 hours classroom Merganser \u2018trying to keep her dozen or so offspring together.and give them lessons in fishing you would be sorry for her.Phalaropes go into the minority group, where everything is! reversed.Mrs.Phalarope wears a ony a the , work on the theory of safe driv- best to attract a male by calling : ing, traffic laws, elementary me- and going through antics, and chanics and defensive driving.then compels him (o incubate the | Six hours actual driving behind eggs while she amuses herself.the wheel of à double-controlled However, she does not leave the automobile and another six vicinity or go off with other | Hours us an observer are in- females.He has all the respon.cluded in the course.sibility; but the task of looking.Fight afternoons from 2 pn.after the young is not as arduous til 5:30 p.m.will be spent in a as it would be for some kinds of i fully air-conditioned classroom.birds.His babies are precocial and lessons behind the wheel \u2014 that is they leave home very may be taken anytime from 8 soon after birth, and once brought am, until 10 at night.to a spot where their favorite\u2019 These courses are \u2018\u201caccredit- food is in abundance can quickly courses, and the first thirty be taught to feed themselves.le liens will be accepted only.Westmount YMCA HAPPY HOLIDAY CLUB Boys and Girls \u2014 6 and 7 years July 4th to July 29th .five days of games, sports, plays, sing-songs, swimming, picnics, etc.Two 2.week periods.Limited registration.Thirty youngsters each period.REGISTER EARLY 4585 Sherbrooke St.West 937-3916 MONTREAL NAME LL ADDRESS .TEL: .FY WW WW WGN [BE A BEAVER BOOSTER ENJOY EXCITING FOOTBALL FUN! RADIO hE A Libis 5315 3 192 10 20 30 40 SC 40 © #4 10 Ih\u2019 | { + ee 533 vDS \u2014\u2014\u2014i Choice seats in the New Auto Stadium at Expo to all 7 home games ot the Montreal Beavers of the Continental Football Leogue.North America\u2019s finest stadium.Parking for over 12,000 cars.Top flight football from a top flight club.bh on on ar an an a an ah eh an an an an aa aa AS Ah A aan ana nam am em en an an ew» Send Cheque or Money Order to: 1005 fe 100 0s \u2014 6 BEAVERS, 2155 MOUNTAIN STREET \u201c ) Quontity: Price: Total: ) LL.x $35.00 \u2014 $ ) .x $31.50 \u2014 § ) Ce x $19.25 \u2014 $ \u201coe ) Ce x $12.25 \u2014 $ ) \\ x$ 875 \u20148%.chins QQ.9961 '\u20acZ unr 'Appsiny) \u20181euiwOX3 JunouLSIM SY) \u2014 § | n The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 23, 1966 \u2014 16 a Westmount Renovations Ltd.Plumbing and Heating Specialists in Bathroom Renovations and Home Maintenance You are cordially invited to visit our \u201cBATHROOM FIXTURE and FITTINGS SALON\" Here you will find distinctive Fittings, Fixtures, specially designed Shower Curtains, Towels and other decorator items to make your Bathroom or Dressing Room veritable Show Pieces \u2014 Inquire about our \u201cFree Consultation Service.\u201d All Our Plumbing & Heating Repairs Are Guaranteed CALL 935-2521 1248 GREENE AVE.(next to Steinberg's) WESTMOUNT CLAUDE CADORETTE, prop.f "]