The Westmount examiner, 18 janvier 1968, jeudi 18 janvier 1968

[" VOL.XXXVII No.3, The Westmount Protestant School Board also met for the first time on Monday evening.In front from left to right Mrs.D.Lioyd-Smith, Mr.W.Wood and Mrs, W.Woodhead.In the back are Dr.J.Next week's weather 5, vrc sen.January 20 to 27 2 Easterly winds then blizzard conditions in all the north country, M and the Gulf, with 10 to 15\u201d of powder or granular snow.For the Laurentians and the Townships, 4 to 7\u201d of soft snow with wind-driven i powder some nights, Smog, freezing drizzle and fluffy wet snow as temperatures ease for a sloppy, partial thaw.Temperature range: zero and 35 deg.F.Clearing 3 to end the month, with near zero nights and mild days.Skiing conditions fair to good on all slopes.Next week, gales and heavy snows, Elder, Mr.R.Tilley, Dr.L.Mussells, Mr.A.Mount, Dr.D.Solomon and District Superintendent B.Schaffelburg.INDEX Classified ads .\u2026\u2026.10 14-15 Churches .Editorial .+.16 11-12-13 Sport .Women\u2019s .\u2014 Approves 7 point program Aldermen J.Birks and P.McEntyre were sworn in officially at a meeting of West- mount\u2019s City Council on Monday evening.The swearing in served to welcome newcomer Birks to municipal service.At the same meeting Alderman Birks was appointed Commissioner of Planning and Redevelopment.In taking office as commissioner he takes the seat of former alderman Gross.City fathers also gave their approval, with qualifications, to the proposed \u201cMutual Aid Program\u201d, a program of reciprocal fire fighting aid between the Cities of Town of Mount Royal, Outremont and St.Laurent.Approval was given subject to the approval of the other three cities concerned.The program as outlined in the resolution passed Monday evening provides that: 1.Each participating municipality shall have at least two first class pumpers with a combined capacity of 1680 gallons per minute.2.Each municipality shall be capable of supplying a crew of not less than five qualified firemen with the vehicle and equipment in response to a request for assistance from another participating municipality.3.Each municipality shall standardize its firefighting procedures with those of the other participating municipalities.4.The senior officer on duty of the municipality requesting assistance shall be in charge of operations.5.The \u201cFire Service Training Manual\u201d shall serve as the basic training manual for all personnel concerned.6.The City of Westmount in rendering assistance to any of the three other participating municipalities shall do so without charge for: (a) the use of its apparatus and equipment, (b) the regular salary of fire personnel, (¢) the initial fuelling and lubrication of apparatus, (d) the insurance policy covering damage to its vehicles and equipment and injuries to Fire Department Personnel.7.The City of Westmount when receiving assistance shall pay to the participating municipalities who provide such assistance the following costs: (a) the difference between the regular rates of pay and the overtime rates, should the assisting personnel be required to remain on the scene after they have completed their regular shift, (b) the salaries of back-up crews at the established rates in force in the municipalities who render assistance, (c) the refuelling and lubrication of apparatus.Gifted classes found in Westmount Unknown to many, but operating in an efficient manner, are a group of Special Education services provided to Westmount youngsters by The Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal.These services are offered to a wide variety of youngsters and permit them to reach their true educational potential.At Westmount Park School are classes for the educable mentally retarded.Under the guidance of Miss B.M.Billing- sley and Mr.J.C.McCrea, these youngsters are receiving a basic education.In many cases, progress into more advanced academic work within specific subject areas is not uncommon.The net result is that these pupils are better able to cope with life's daily problems, and they are in a position to be productive citizens of their nation.Follow-up for these students appears in Westmount High School.There in practical (Continued on page 7) \u2019 LA SUCRE USM 5 C1 M 2 = re 2 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 18, 1968 Unity Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Club News: Despite the frigid air of last week every day saw members taking part in the Club program - perhaps they were seeking refuge from the freezing weather.However, chess was the order of the day every afternoon and evening with some very hard fought games being played.Weight lifting and gymnastics have been popular events too.Girls Volleyball: Practices have been taking place in the evenings for the forthcoming Inter-Club Volleyball tournament.We are hoping to be able to field a first rate team for this event.Some of the Club members who have turned up on a regular basis Tommy Tomasso 1 Says \u201cIt's a Winner for Dinner « « « for lunchin\u2019 er munchin!\u201d The Box .$1.35 3 pieces tender, tasty chicken plus all the trimmings (A complete banquet for 1) The Bucket $3.95 21 pieces of chicken (serves 1 to 21, depending on how hungry you are) We fix Sunday Dinner Seven Days 0 Week INAGOLD EYE BRANKEITH JULIE HARRIS TECHNICOLOR® Colonel Sanders\u2019 Recipe | Frréacky Fridd Chiesa Tomasso Fratelli Free Delivery .ANYV/HERE iN WESTMOUNT 739-5555 THE CIN some [8] we TOWN & COUNTRY C 20 BEAUTIFUL EXOTIC GIRLS GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD CHRISTI STAR GEORGETTE EXOTIC DANCER © VICKY \u201cTALL, STATUESQUE, BUXOM\" AND MANY OTHER FAMOUS BURLESQUE STARS Le YANN NN WESTMOUNT SQUARE 931-2477 Feature at 1.15, 3.15, 5.20, 7.20, 925 Lost Complete Show 9.10 p.m Fedde Fede de TTT TT IE 6705 COTE DE LIESSE FAA AA Ak AAA A AAA for practices and will be assured a berth on the team, are: Gail and Eileen Galley, Patty Anne Fernandes, Cheryl Anne Moorc, Margaret Morrissey, Vicky Rountree and Debbie Standing.Any other interested member will be welcomed.Volunteer Meeting: Last week a very interesting and stimulating meeting was held with many of the Club volunteers taking part.The meeting took the form of an exchange of ideas between the volunteers and the under thirteen members with the latter informing the volunteers the type of program they desired and the volunteers assuring them that these ideas would be 14 pieces Kentucky Fried 5th WEEK [oni cn, ELIZABETH | 5 TAYLOR | ÎThe Barrel $5.25 MARLON BRANDO IN THE JOHN HUSTON-RAY STARY.PRODUCTION REFLECTIONS For Adults Only 18 Years FAMOUZ PLAYERS NEWEST SHOWCASE ENTRANCE ON GREENE AVE, OPPOSITE AVENUE THEATRE EMA ABARET NO COVER MINIMUM ADMISSION COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED CONTINUOUS ENTERTAINMENT OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK FROM 11 a.m.to 3 a.m.NEVER A PARKING PROBLEM MEMBERS OF THE DINERS CLUB CARTE BLANCHE AMERICAN EXPRESS JAY YO ANE prise implemented if possible.It is also hoped that the volunteers will form a committee amongst themselves with election of officers and regular meetings.Basketball House League: This is a regular event at the Club every Tuesday night from 7:30-10:00 p.m.Kenny Annabelle has volunteered to supervise this activity.Many club members are participating in this \u2018sport, members who are not on a regular team seem inclined to join in either on a regular or irregular basis.There is always raom for others so come along and warm up in the gym.Judo: We are most grateful for the services rendered by Hugh Bal- lantyne during the first term of the winter season in this ever popular sport.However, he has not been able to continue so in future Allan Bechard will be conducting the Saturday morning Judo classes.Allan is the Boys\u2019 work supervisor at Unity and has had previous experience and success in Judo instructing.Redecorating: There has been a flurry of Spring refurbishing at the Club recently with the repainting of Allan Bechard\u2019s office by Allan assisted by Chuck Tyler, Club Director, supervising the operation and doing plenty of roller wielding and finishing the fine points.After all Chuck has had lots of experience.He painted most of the Club asssisted by Doug Wright a former Club member, during last summer.Board of Directors: A meeting of the Board of Directors of Unity was held at the Club last Tuesday.Members » of the Board are all busy business men in many different lines of endeavour and we do appreciate the time and effort they expend on the management of the Club.Dr.J.Griffith Dies Funeral services were held at 2 p.m.today at St.Andrew's United Church.Cote St.Antoine Rd.for Dr.James Jeffrey Griffith.surgeon emeritus of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital who died there Tuesday.He was 68.Born in Montreal.Dr.Griffith enlisted in the Canadian Expeditionary Force and from 1916 to 1918 served with the No.6 (McGill) Siege Battery.He graduated from McGill University in medicine in 1924, and after post-graduate training in New York's Metropolitan Hospital he began a practice here, specializing in surgery.A Fellow of the American Coilege of Surgeons and a member of the American Association for the Surgery of Trauma, he was for the past 15 years a member of the Medical Council of Canada.Dr.Griffith was chosen to run as a National Union Candidate for the Westmount-St.George provincial byelection of July 8, 1955, but was defeated.Dr.Griffith was appointed surgeon-in-chief of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in 1935.He became surgeon emeritus in 1965 and remained in that capacity until his death.He is survived by his wife, the former Ethel Florence Gear; two daughters, Betty (Mrs.Gordon C.Jennings), and Ann (Mrs.Albert J.Nixon); three brothers, Hugh B, Dr.Harold R., and Arthur M; and five grandchildren.WAAR ORL Lev woes sas nas ! Seminar: A seminar in Club Management is taking place this weekend at Victoria Harbour to which The Montreal Boys\u2019 Association personnel has been invited.Chuck Tyler will be attending from Unity.Incidently for those who do not know, Victoria Harbour is approximately one hundred miles north of Toronto.We hope it warms up for you boys.® THE SIX-YEAR-OLD informed his father that he had begun hanging his cap and jacket at .school in the Lost and Found - Department.\u201cWhat on earth for?\u201d asked his father.\u201cSo I'll always know where they are,\u201d the lad explained.9 \u2019 =x == 2 \"THE ONLY ROUMANIAN RESTAURANT IN MONTREAL! 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after dinner speakers by such persons as a member's favorite salesman; the promotion of a competitor's day: and the enlistment of professional help tu assist in a practical application of career counselling in the High Schools.Ron MacKay\u2019s talk was equally appreciated in which he placed emphasis on the ingredients in any adequate definition of what Rotary is.These ingredients.he said.were Service.Cooperation, and Fellowship.He reminded his listeners that Rotary was born out of a desire for fellowship.but fellowship with a purpose.namely.to render service.Committee work was a tangible illustration of fellowship combined with service.The results of such an ideal in action.he said.can be seen at Rotary International level in such activities as the Rotary Foundation Fellowship and Interact Clubs for boys 16- 18, and at the local level in such activities as Rotary's contribution to the Childrens\u2019 Memorial Hospital.the formation of the Unity Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Club.\u2019 \u2018 \u2026.+.Local residents on Board Three Westmount residents are among seven new members of the Corporation of Bishop\u2019s University whose appointment has been announced by Brigadier John H.Price, O.B.E.M.C.D.C.L.President of the Corporation.Announcing the new appointments, Brigadier Price stated: \u2018Our particular aim has been to bring into the Corporation a number of younger people with a direct.personal interest in the university.I am sure they will make a very valuable contribution in this period of growth and great change.\u201d lan B.Campbell is a partner in Campbell, Sharp.Milne & Co.chartered accountants.Gavin G.Ross.president of Ross, Fuller & Company, is an alumnus and chairman of the Bishop's Annual Fund.P.Reed Scowen took his B.A.at Bishop's and his M.B.A.at Harvard.He is president and general manager of Perkins Paper Products Ltd.vice-pres- ident and general manager of Rite Paper Products Ltd.Alex K.Paterson; a graduate of both Bishop's and McGill, is associated with the law firm of McMaster.Meighen.Minnion.Patch & Cordeau.He is municipal judge of Senneville and à member of the school board there.Mrs.Marjorie Donald.who lives in Sherbrooke, is president of Edwards Realty and Investment Company.Inc.She is a former\u201d \u201cpresident of the: Women's Union at McGill.Mrs.Donald was chairman of.a\u2019 committee which.recently carried out a special, study into the status of women -at Bishop's University.-.-.-.Lt.Col.alumnus of Bishop's and a former commanding officer of Les John J.-Dunn is an.Fusiliers de Sherbrooke.He is\u2019 president of J.J.Dunn Investment Inc.Assurance C.W.Dunn Ins.Inc.and Sherbrooke Telegram & Printing Co.Warren Lynch practices law in Sherbrooke.He is first vice- president of the Eastern Townships Branch of the Bishop's- University Alumni.CARL ORFF MUSIC CLASSES Friday afternoons starting Feb.2nd Children 4 to 11 years ST.ANDREW'S 101 Cote St.Antoine Rd.Westmount Registration Limited information 933-4280 or 933-4289 ~~ - Gavin Ross One Westmount Square Westmount 6, Que.ROSS, FULLER & COMPANY LTD.Insurance Brokers & Consultants.John R.Fuller 931-3887 FLORIDA him before leaving.Westmount Fly to Florida or anywhere in North America \u2014 and arrange to hove your car delivered by calling Montreal Drive Away Service.A bonded driver will deliver your car to your destination \u2014 he will pick it vp at your home \u2014 giving you a chance to meet Montreal Drive Away Service's drivers are carefully screened and selected.References available on request.Call Paul B.Smith MONTREAL DRIVE AWAY SERVICE Ltd.4018 St.Catherine St.Wes BOUND?937-2816 CALL ANYTIME t 4 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 18, 1968 THE WESTMOUNT Examiner HUGH R.MOUNT, General Manager Printed and Published Every Thursday by MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7005 Kildare Rood, Montreal 29 John W.Sancton President and Publisher Editorial - Hugh E.McCormick Chairman Accounting - Circulation Display Advertising Departments 481-2771 Classified Advertising - 8.30 a.m.to 5 p.m.Daily (To 10:00 p.m.Mon.& Tues.) 481-0451 Uhe Framiner aims to be an independent.clean newspaper for the home.devoted to public service.Mail subscriptions: $2,50 per sear: $1.25 half sear.Five cents a cops.Member of the Canadian \u2018\u201cVeekly Neuspapers \\ssaciation, Quebec Newspapers \\ssociation.\\uthorised as Necond Class Mail hy the Post (Office Department, (Niawa and for payment of postage in cash, We Say An incredible canard for students in need It is utterly incredible that there are 4,000 crooked youths pursuing higher education in this province.The allegation of the department of education at Quebec is that this number is guilty of fraud or attempted fraud through false declarations in government assistance applications.We refuse to believe it.The burden of proof lies with the bureaucrats responsible for this pointless smear.However much some of us of more advanced years may find it difficult to understand and even deplore some of the more extraordinary traits of the younger generation, we simply cannot credit young people intent on gaining an advanced education to equip them for leadership tomorrow with wholesale dishonesty.For that is what this charge implies: that almost six percent of the 68,000 applications for loans or scholarships were fraudulent! Our guess, rather, is that the application forms were so ineptly drawn up, complicated and involved, that many an applicant has simply been trapped into wrong or ambiguous answers.Ten thousand forms returned for being incorrectly filled out amply supports this suspicion.Let\u2019s face it: these wild charges have all the earmarks of a shameful smokescreen by an incompetent education department which, mid-way through the school and university year, have yet failed to make good on the majority of the applications, even those clearly valid and worthy.A craven, cowardly answer to the mouriting bitter complaints that many a student, in urgent need of proffered and promised support from the taxpayer to improve his future worth to society, is in desperate and distracted straits.Transplants concern more than doctors One need not be a physician or surgeon to have valid views on the morality of heart transplants; or, for that matter, of other human organs.Thus the lay public must view with jaundiced eye the attitude taken and freely expressed by some members of the medical profession toward the dramatic operations performed in South Africa, New York and California.Edmonton Heart Surgeon J.C.Callaghan, for example, scores Dr.Christiaan Barnard for behaving like \u2018\u2018an actor\u201d in telling all to the world rather than confining himself to reporting to the medical profession.He accuses Barnard of sensationalizing in the world press.Dr.Callaghan and his like-minded colleagues are to be respected for their respective skills and knowledge and are entitled to dissent.But their dated claim that medical knowledge belongs to a mutually exclusive and closed profession won\u2019t do in this century, least of all the late nine- teen-sixties.What Barnard and the others accomplished was a sensational thing which the lay world rightly sensed to be of great potential importance to mankind, whether success or failure, whether right or immoral.It is folly to think that an accomplishment of this magnitude could have been kept from public notice or that Drs.Barnard, Kantrow- itz and Shumway should have been barred from explaining to the public.The great names of medicine - indeed, the achievers as well as the failures in all fields of human endeavour - belong not only to their own * disciplines\u2018 but \u2018to the world.Bulletins from â> Birdland Variety in Feet By Winifred Wilson We cannot imagine a Robin walking up a tree trunk at a verticle angle like a Woodpecker or swimming like a Duck.Mother Nature supplies feet to suit the need.And so a Woodpecker has well-hooked claws and a Duck's toes are webbed.Horned Larks are great walkers and runners, therefore they have been given long toes - particularly the hind toe; Hawks\u2019 feet are powerful and their talons long, strong, sharp, and curved for both capturing and holding live prey.Kingfishers excavate tunnels in banks for nesting places, and in consequence their two outer toes are joined for half their length, making the sole of the foot broad and flattened - in fact, somewhat like a shovel.Ospreys are fishers of a different kind, catching the prey in their feet instead of in their bills as do Kingfishers.Therefore they have been given feet that are large, strong, and equipped with a rough, scale- like surface.Their claws are long, sharp, and powerful, and the outer toe can be moved around to the back to better aid in carrying a fish.Winter brings a real foot problem to our heavily built birds of the ground type.The ordinary feet of Grouse and Quail are quite similar to those of our common barnyard fowl.\u2018Designed for scratching the ground in order to obtain food, they are strong and compact, with three toes pointing forward and one backward, and the claws are blunt.These birds are found across Canada and far down into the United States.But those living in the northern section where deep snow covers the ground for some months are supplied with snow-shoes just for the snowy period.At the right date, their feet grow fringe-like scales along the sides of each toe.When spring comes, these appendages are shed.The Ptarmigan travels about quite a bit, and mostly on foot, but it never actually leaves its home in the far north.It is an Arctic bird.For this reason its feet are thickly feathered for warmth, to the very ends of the You Say Mayor of Westmount comes first to mind Sir: In reply to your recent editorial, it would appear that The Examiner misjudges the citizens of Westmount.Many of us are keenly interested in our city, and when we think of a mayor, it is the Westmount mayor that we think of.Having been brought up to appreciate the high standard of everything in our city, we think our form of government is the best.The test is in the result.We all need to express more gratitude for the first class citizens who serve this community without pay.Isn't it clear that this method of choosing candidates produces, a better type of candidate?Our only reason for subscribing to The Examiner is our deep interest in our fair city.toes.In mid-summer a moult takes place, and these feet feathers are shed; but the new ones are growing at the same time.Accordingly, the toes are bare for a remarkably short period or really never quite feather free.We should not worry about our birds in winter weather.They will be properly provided for because Mother Nature never neglects her children.Are all bills alike?Importance of Bills Have you ever stood in the extreme quiet of a forest and suddenly heard a tremendously loud hammering?This startling, resounding noise comes from a Woodpecker, and its intensity depends upon the species.An especially strong bill is necessary, and especially strong neck muscles too, in order to do this drumming.But Woodpeckers\u2019 beaks must also be formed so that they are able to carve out holes in wood because they are carpenters, making their own homes in tree trunks.And so their bills are straight, stout, and chisel-shaped at the tip for - drilling into wood.Naturally, nest cavities are not being drilled in mid-winter, but as most Woodpeckers winter with us their drumming is heard when they are working to find insect food buried beneath bark.As the Nuthatch is also a, year round resident in Canada,\u2019 wherever we have a good sized tree (in forest, orchard, or even a town) we might come upon this \u201cupside down\u201d bird making its way, head first, down a trunk.The bill, formed somewhat after the pattern of a Woodpecker\u2019s, points somewhat upward, like a turned-up nose.A chisel point is unnecessary because a Nuthatch does not carve out its home, but uses cavities discarded by Woodpeckers or natural holes in old trees.The strength and shape of the bill are needed for digging insect life from bark crevices.Travelling downward on a trunk it must see well into little holes, and surely the upturned bill must be good for digging out from that position.But the Brown Creeper has a rather down-curved bill, long, slim, and sickle-like, because it travels spirally up a tree trunk, head up, tail down, looking for insects hidden in the bark.People who first see a Cross- bill often think that the poor bird has received an injury.Nature has given it this specialized bill for the purpose of taking the scales off cones to get at the seeds underneath.Cross- bills fly around in flocks, and we can never be sure when they will visit any one place.However, they are quite often seen in settled Canada in winter if we are near conifers.Grouse and Quail, which continue to live in our cold, snowy climate throughout the winter, have rather small, conical bills suitable for eating seeds, buds, and berries left hanging on bushes.Another bird we might find here in winter is the Shrike, with a cruel-looking bill.A tooth near the tip of its upper mandible is designed for tear- (Miss) N.M.Burnett __ing the animal prey.PHILATELY 3 ok 3 Wane | : 2 WINNS NONI TN evi LEE OS ow For the stamp collector who is not too familiar with the various terms used in describing the type of printing used for postage stamps, a simple explanation follows.The methods usually employed in producing postage stamps are (1) embossed printing, (2) intaglio printing (taille-douce) and (3) surface printing.These terms indicate clearly the methods used.The picture on the plate stands out in embossed printing, appears in depth in intaglio printing and is completely flat in surface printing.These three groups can be subdivided as follows: (1) embossed printing - (a) typography and (b) hand- stamp printing; (2) intaglio printing - (a) copper-plate engraving, (b) steel-plate engraving and (c) photogravure; (3) surface printing - (a) lithography and (b) offset.For several years the Swedish Post Office has been issuing postage stamps honoring Nobel prize winners.The most recent set issued was two stamps on Dec.9, 1967 to commemorate the Nobel prize winners of 1907, and were printed on fluorescent paper in one color by steel engraving: 35 ore, red, Eduard Buchner (Germany) for chemistry and A.A.Michelson (U.S.A.) for physics; 45 ore, blue, Rudyard Kipling (Great Britain) for literature and C.L.A.Laveran (France) for medicine.Both values were issued in coils of 100 stamps (2- sided perforation) and in booklets of 10 stamps (3-sided perforation.The Norwegian Mountain Touring Association was founded in 1868 as the first association of its kind and since then it has been a model to similar associations in other countries.To mark the centenary of the Norwegian Mountain Touring Association three postage stamps will be issued on Jan.22nd: 40 ore, violet-brown, - \u201cAlpinists\u201d; 60 ore, brown-lilac, - \u201cMountain scenery\u201d; 90 ore, grey-blue, - \u201cThe peak Glitre- tind\".The stamps have been printed on phosphorescent paper by steel engraving and perforated: 13.The Republic of South Africa issued two special stamps on Jan.2nd in honor of Advocate Charles Robberts Swart, the first State President.On Jan.12, 1960, Adv.Swart was appointed Governor General of the Union of South Africa and on May 31, 1961 he was sworn in as State President of the Republic of South Africa.The stamps are unilingual and printed in Afrikaans, English and German: 3c - a full bust photo reproduction of Adv.Swart wearing the Sash of Office; 15¢ - a full bust photo reproduction of Advocate and Mrs.Swart, with Adv.Swart wearing the Sash of Office.The stamps were designed by the artists and staff of the Government Printer, Pretoria.: 4 - Q 0 à 0 \u2014 Cub Louis Gialloreto of St.Leo\u2019s Cub Pack recently completed the requirements for the Black Star, thus becoming the first Cub in the Pack to earn all five stars in the recently-revised Cub training program.District Cubmaster Jeff Weissler was on hand to offer congratulations and presented Louis with a compass on behalf of the Pack.Dr.and Mrs.O.Gialloreto were also present.Louis\u2019 accomplishment is all the more noteworthy as he only joined Cubs in September, 1966 and he has several proficiency badges to his credit as well as the stars.Left to right: left D.C.M.Mr.J.Weissler; centre: Mr, lan Gardiner, Cubmaster, St.Leo\u2019s Pack; right: Cub Louis Gialloreto, St.Leo's Pack.EEE aL EY l'OS N Ÿ W \u20ac $ Or we'll bust\u2014 Stephen Longstreet The comprise the literary section of Special Group Rate for Period of Our water heaters Young Men of Paris.Westmount\u2019s yearbook.In the March 16th to March 26th 4 { Will not rust.Emilie Loring - A Key to Senior Section first prize went q JOHN WATSON Ne have to tell you LIMITED.C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service & Quotations on request 368 VICTORIA AVE.EK AN { S$ New books at Library The following are new books at the Westmount Library! The titles are selected from the January booklist.Copies of each month\u2019s booklist are available at the Circulation Desk of the Library.NOVELS H.E.Bates - Distant Horns of Summer.Charity Blackstock - Party in Dolly Creek.John Creasey - The Dissemblers.Barbara Goolden - A Time to Build.Henry Cecil Leon - A Woman Named Anne.Many Doors.Publisher's Choice - Ten short story discoveries.Georges Simenon - The Cat.Robert Silverberg, ed.- Voyagers in Time.Angus Wilson - Matter.BIOGRAPHY No Laughing David Green - Sarah, Duchess Graduating students will be getting a glimpse of life beyond the high school level in the next few weeks.Questionnaires concerning jobs and careers have been handed out to students and returned to the guidance office.These questionnaires show the approximate interest of students in various careers and help the school to get appropriate speakers for the up-coming Career Day.Several fields of work, however, have already made plans and will be visiting the school at certain times.The first such field that students will be able to get an insight into is that of accounting.The Institute of Chartered Accountants will be at the school during the coming week.To interested students a movie about work in accounting will OFFICE: be shown.This will be followed by a short talk on The Many 661-4440 Careers Open to Chartered 322-3247 Accountants.A question period will follow.In keeping with the growing demand for Trade Schools and Technical knowledge, the Home and School Association of West- mount High School and the Guidance Department of West- mount High School will be presenting a Technical Education Evening at the schoo! on January 22.This evening will be concerned with the courses offered at the Montreal Institute of Technology, the Laval Institute of Technology and the Montreal Trade School (West End Division).Both parents and students will attend this informative session.Along these lines radio station CJAD is also offering an unusual hobby and perhaps, a very interesting career.Entitled Radio Career Exploring, that it is exactly what this project is.CJAD is giving an opportunity to boys to investigate this fascinating field of radio.This project will encompass the entire field.Information will be given as to the work of an announcer, programme director, as well as the work behind the scenes in electronics and advertising.Perhaps, the voice of West- mount will be heard throughout Montreal.It was a pretty nice new year\u2019s present for four girls as the winners in the Vox\u2019s annual literary contest were announced.These along with other good prose and poetry works to Diane Beresford while Betsy Tulley was awarded second prize.Karen Dixon won first prize in the Junior Section with Heather Solomon coming second.The prizes will be awarded at the Annual Winter Carnival during the Purple \u2018n\u2019 White Review.Speaking of the carnival and its activities, the Carnival committee has already start- The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Janvary 18, 1968 - 5 Career Week at W.H.S.By VICKI PERCIVAL life busy at Westmount.Allan Silverman, President of the Red Cross has announced what students will be doing this term in the matter of good deeds.Health kits and community chests will be made up and shipped out by Westmount.Their destination will be underprivileged children here and abroad.The health kits will consist of toiletries, while the community chests will help provide educational equipment for them.Each class, will be responsible for collecting certain articles and then certain students will have the task of packing them.(Continued on page 9) FRANCIS MOULDING LTD.Manufacturer: Wholesale & Retail Prefabricated Partitions; All Materials for Playrooms; 4401 LITE BLVD.Third Exit North of Pie IX Bridge Kitchen Cupboards; Finishing Wood; interior Doors; Moulded Counters; and Chalets.(Industrial Park) St.Vincent de Paul BUYS free of charge © a hearty lunch Don\u2019t miss this unique offer.Ste.Adele, Quebec 45 minutes north ef Montreal, Exit 26 off the Autoroute.SKI LOVERS $4.50 A One-Day Skiing Holiday either on Tuesday or Thursday and it includes: , © a free ski lesson from 2 till 4.p.m, \"+\" © the use of the ski lift for the day - For further information contact the ski director at 861-2429 and ask about your Tuesday or Thursday one-day skiing holiday.SKi LE you [I Ste-Adele-en-haut, Québec Includes: \"SPECIAL | | JAMAICAN HOLIDAY | 4 Spend Ten Beautiful Days in the Island of the Sun at X Montego Bay ONLY $5 75.per Person - oi occopner Round Trip by Air - First Class Finance Plan Available Hotel accommodations First Class l with full American Plan or Rr\u201d ppp Pr COQ v7\" TLE Imm TODOS of Marlborough.ed its long and strenuous plans.* private Beach - Swimming Pool 487- 1760 Geoffrey Dutton - The Hero Several willing girls have of- *.Sporting Fociliti 9 ?APPA APP PPPS as Murderer.fered their services in the Car- | .porting Facilites bi - nival Slave Auction.Creativity ) Golf Course Availa e and loud voices are mixing at § * Nightly Entertainment RADIO.EQUIPPED DAY & NIGHT SERVICE Westmount, to form a winning } * Beauty Parlour ) combination in the Carnival * i ing T d Duty Free Shops Cheering Contest.Each class | Sightseeing Tour an wy P tries to write a cheer and then | cheer it and, of course, win the prize.With the Purple \u2018n\u2019 White Review being put together again the search for talent has begun and Tina-May Issenmen ) has announced that auditions are being held.The world of entertainment § has not been the only way of ~ ~ LANSDOWNE TAXI REG'D.18 Gladstone \u2014 Westmount 933-8484 \"3 SPECIAL & HOURLY RATES \u2014 OUT OF TOWN TRIPS CHRISTENINGS \u2014 WEDDINGS \u2014 FUNERALS \u2014 AIRPORT Operated by E.Gallagher Book Early ! 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Heating Equipment 5250 Blvd.de Maisonneuve 481-0371 EMERY\u2019S EXCLUSIVE FURS Original Creations - Exclusive Designs 5327 Sherbrooke St.West 481-8820 {Just west of Decarie) McGREGOR TRAVEL CO.LTD.1373 Greene Ave.- 3 Place Ville Marie 861-1161 GROSVENOR AUTO REPAIR Body work and painting 5001 St.Ambroise St.Corner St.Remi) 933-4092 - 932.4077 - Nights: 769-1515 i 3 i 8 | Time and money are needed for in.+¢} home therapy and treatment.ED GID NP CIID GEN D EP GENS CES CS ES IDS IID Eh (ER WH IID CIID IED Ih SEED BEST SEED SEED Shar SEED GEER GEN GED , 8 med * Westmount Square complex to have French atmosphere Westmount shops will soon be taking on a French look showing exclusive French styles in boutiqueslocated in Westmount Square\u2019s two 21 storey apartment building and office locations according to Irwin Leopold of the Mondev Corporation owner of the $25 million complex recently opened.According to information given out, space has already been leased in the shopping area by several prominent couturiers to Gifted and .(Continued from page 7) classes, pupils receive a greater degree of individual instruction, and they are permitted to advance at a rate that is consistent with their ability.However, Special Education services available to Westmount youngsters is not limited to these classes.Hard of hearing, aphasic, distractible, emotionally disturbed, perceptually handicapped children, or those with poor vision may attend special classes within the P.S.B.G.M.system.Wherever necessary, transportation for these youngsters is provided.Commenting on the wide variety of Special Education classes which are to be found throughout the P.S.B.G.M.system, Mr.S.B.Montin, Co-ordi- nator of Guidance and Educational Services, claims that the # intention of these classes is to cater to as wide a geographical b2 area as possible while at the ' 8 \u201ccial same time maintaining a very low teacher-pupil ratio in order that each child may receive maximum attention.\u2018\u2018At the same time, we want these pupils to fit into the normal school pattern as much as possible,\u201d continued Mr.Montin.\u201cFor this reason, we do not concentrate all our Special Education classes in one or two specific schools.We place them in a variety of schools serving all areas of the Board.\u201d A reflection of the P.S.B.G.M.intention to maintain low teach- er-pupil ratios is found in a comparison or per class enrolment in P.S.B.G.M.Special Education groups with similar statistics at the national level.The Canadian average for educable mentally retarded classes is 17 pupils per high scheol class while within the P.S.B.G.M.system the average is 15.At the elementary school level, the Canadian average continues to be 17 while within the P.S.B.G.M.it drops to 11 pupils per class.The national average for hard of hearing classes is 12, while within the P.S.B.G.M.it is 6 youngsters per class.In all other areas of Spe- Education classes the P.S.B.G.M.compares favourably with the national averages.Also to be found within West- mount Schools are Adjustment Teachers who give remedial work to small groups, or individual pupils, in reading and arithmetic.Mrs.R.C.Storr at Roslyn and Mrs.A.R.Cote at Westmount Park are part of a sizable P.S.B.G.M.corps of Adjustment Teachers who offer such services to selected children.In addition, other services in the form of speech therapists, guidance specialists (at elementary and high school levels), psychologists, contacts with appropriate hospitals and institutions are also available.T open shops which will be replicas of the famed overseas shops which will be exclusive to Montreal.Among the branches of the French stores to be opened are Prenatal, France\u2019s largest infants\u2019 and children\u2019s chain; Lor- is-Azzaro, which carries women's co-ordinates; and Ce- line-Sorias, which carries women\u2019s ready-to-wear.They will be joined in March by Carvil, a French men\u2019s and women\u2019s shoe chain.The shopping complex, which is approximately two-fifths the size of the Place Ville Marie cenire, will contain an estimated 50 stores when it is fully leased, said Mr.Leopold.Tenants have already begun moving into the apartment and office towers.Cruise the world then come home to the living end: School Commissioners - set meeting schedules On January 15th at their first 1968 meeting the School Commissioners for the Municipality of the City of Westmount resolved to hold their regular monthly meetings on the second Tuesday each month in West- mount High School at 8 o'clock in the evening.These meetings are open to the public and the Board appreciates the increasing number present from the three Home and School Associations and the Westmount Municipal Association.These opportunities for dialogue are mutually profitable.The next regular meeting is fixed for February 13th.& The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 18, 1968 - 7 By Jack Trent Ottawa - (Special to The Examiner) - Laurier Lapierre, Westmount resident and vice- president of the NDP nationally and former co-host of TV's controversial \u2018Seven Days\u2019 program was in Ottawa on the weekend and lit into opponents of Ottawa\u2019s \u2018capitol district\u2019 in a no- holds-barred all-out attack.Ottawa civic officials who oppose a national capitol area for Ottawa should be impeached, Lapierre said.He was speaking at St.Patrick\u2019's Parish Centre.Two Westmount Square Immediate occupancy.Enter the world of Two Westmount Square, a 21-storey apartment building of unmatched elegance.Here living is a thoroughly modern experience.Set in prestigious Westmount hetween Westmount Mountain and the St.Lawrence.Here a city within a city regally towers over a garden plaza.Beneath you discover a cache of international boutiques and service stores, a theatre, fine restaurants and a private Metro entrance.The concept and design by world-famous architect, Mies van der Rohe .Two Westmount Square bordered by Greene Avenue, St.Catherine, Wood and Maisonneuve Boulevard.Why not visit Two Westmount Square today or call on-site rental office for further information.931-4229 A development of MONDEV CORPORATION LTD.| Laurier Lapierre on warpath | Ottawa\u2019s Mayor Ron Reid and other Ottawa civic officials have been more-or-less opposed to many phases of the capitol area suggestion - and Lapierre said he was \u2018ashamed of such an attitude and added that in his opinion it was \u2018despicable\u2019.\u201cIt is about time\u2019 he said, \u2018that the council wakes up - let\u2019s stop this bloody nonsense\".Those who oppose a bilingual Federal district, said Lap- ierre, should be impeached if they hold office, or at least be thrown out at the very next election. 8 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 18, 1968 Doctor, Lawyer Merchant AND CHIEFLY THE HOME-MAKER READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS! 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PHONE 481-0451 | TODAY ADTAKERS ON DUTY MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS TO 10 P.M.; WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY TO 5 P.M.TRADE 48) sé S æ Westmount Cubs The Cubs of Westmount Park Cub Pack were the guests of St.Leo\u2019s Pack at a joint meeting recently.After the opening ceremony and a welcome had been extended to all guests, several games were played and were thoroughly enjoyed by all the boys.An indoor campfire fol- e e e hold joint meeting lowed, with songs led by DCM Jeff Weissler and Cubmaster Alan Dean of Westmount Park.To close the program, refreshments were served by St.Leo\u2019s Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, and the boys showed their appreciation by lining up for seconds and even thirds! Career Week af .The Westmount girls were talking this week but not as usual.Their purpose was the Alumnae Public Speaking Contest.The winner this year and Westmount's representative at McGill is Ellen Lupovitch.\u201cMan's Alienation from God\u201d was her topic and it left many people thinking.Helen King was second with her speech on War.Both left many thoughts and much to be thought about.- ; 4 Relaxation and pleasure are not at all lacking at Westmount, .PS This is proving to be one of the biggest week-end yet, with two big activities coming up.The first is the Inter-School Dance which is being held on Friday.This is a new innovation and is a dance sponsored by the combined efforts of certain schools.The schools which are forming the dance are Westmount, Montreal West, Wagar and Monkland.The dance itself will - be held at Westmount ant tickets are being sold not only at Westmount but at all the schools involved.Prefects have been appointed for duty so with everyone's co-operation this should prove to be the biggest dance the school has ever seen.For all the energetic people at Westmount there is no better way to end a dance than a ski trip.So Saturday morning West- mount will be heading for Mt.Echo.A big turn-out is expected for one of the biggest weekends of the year.Neither will the students of the school be lacking in the practical ways of the world.The Political Club, formerly the Model Parliament, will be meeting this week.A resolution for the meetings to be shortened has been passed so business should be almost a fait accompli.The bill up for this week is the Unification of the Armed Forces.Whether students will be plowing or driving through the snow is ques- tionnable, but thirty students will be put in the driver's seat.© Plomberie @ Chauffage © Creusage 935-1121 24 Hr.* COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL Westmount Plumbing & Heating Ltd.206 Olivier Ave., Westmount Estimation gratuite - Free estimates © Plumbing © Heating © Digging 935-1189 Service The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 18, 1968 - 9 $ 4 Water \u201ca har time?Buy a water softener and lead the soft life.Install a water softener: you save both time and money.Install a water softener: you'll see a B/G difference in your cooking and washing.That's because a water softener in your home removes harsh minerals\u2014leaving the water soft and easy to get along with.When you have soft water on tap your wash will be brighter.Babies\u2019 clothes will be softer and your dishes will sparkle.Minerals in hard water make soaps and detergents far less efficient.They cause the grey scum you often see as a ring around tubs and basins.So, when you wash clothes in hard water the scum gets into fabrics leaving-them dull and rough.Imagine what this scum does to your hair and skin.Try a bath in soft water to see and feel the difference\u2014you\u2019ll step out of the tub soothed, smoothed and really clean.Minerals in hard water solidify and cause all kinds of problems: they build up in pipes; humidifiers, kettles and even dish washers and washing machines.Result: costly repairs and replacements.None of this will happen with a water softener.Everything will come clean quickly, easily\u2014you will use less soap and detergent.The food you cook will be more tender! 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Buy a water softener, and enjoy a softer life.No matter who made your water softener, no matter where you bought it, no matter how it works, Windsor has a salt that's right for it.MONCTON 232 St.George St.QUEBEC CITY 1440 rue Semple MONTREAL 10701 Parkway Blvd.(Ville d'Anjou) CLARKSON, ONTARIO 2555 Highway 122 WINNIPEG 830 King Edward St.EDMONTON 9912 - 106th St.VANCOUVER P.O.Box 69 (Burnaby 1) lid Sw aN v3: TL EX aye mesa giving you tN es > 10 - The - Wena! + Premiers Thursday, anwar 18 ty a 348 CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Corner of Wood und Maisonneuve Wesimeunt The Revd.KG.Rutter The Revd.Canon 8.B.Lindsay Third Sunday After Epiphany 7:30 a.m.Maitins 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 11:00 a.m.Sung Eucarist HOLY EUCHARIST: Weekdays 8:00 a.m.Friday 7:00 a.m.Tuesday 9:30 a.m.Wednesday 9:30 a.m.Saturday Organist: Mr, Paul Crawford ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Wesimount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Canon J.N.Doidge The Rev'd.J.C.M.Serjeantson EPIPHANY III 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 9:30 a.m.Mattins with Sermon 11:00 a.m.Choral Eucharist and Sermon Preacher: 9:30 and 11 The Rev'd.J.Serjeantson 11:00 a.m.Church School, Crib Corner and Nursery 7:30 p.m.SERVICE OF PRAYER FOR CHRISTIAN UNITY participated in by all Churches of Westmount.WEDNESDAY 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion Organist & Choirmaster: Aubrey M.Foy.A.R.C.O.ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH DORCHESTER and ATWATER WESTMOUNT Lt.Col.The Rev.J.L.Rand C.D.B.A., L.Th.Mr.E.Tait Organist Sunday, January 21st 10:45 a.m.Church School 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion WE WELCOME YOU THE UNITARIAN CHURCH OF MONTREAL CHURCH OF THE MESSIAM 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) Sunday, January 21st, 1968 11 am.\u201cRELIGION OF THE RENAISSANCE\u201d Minister: Rev.Leonard Mason, B.A.B.D.Organist: Kenneth Meek B.Mus.Choir Director: Barbara Keats B.Mus.CHURCH SCHOOL at Trafalgar School 3495 Simpson St.at 1] a.m.LAKESHORE CHURCH - Services on Sundays at 9.30 a.m.and 11.15 a.mat 14 Cedar Ave., Pointe Claire.NORTHSHORE FELLOWSHIP - Service on Sundays at 11 a.m.at 1 - 9th Ave., Roxboro.LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 285 Clarke Ave., Westmount Wm.C.Nolting, B.D., Pastor Miss Lydia Eibich .Organist Sunday, January 2Ist 9:30 a.m.\u2014 Senior Sunday School and Bible Class 11:00 a.m.\u2014 The Service Jr.8.8.and Nursery.SYNAGOGUE PRESBYTERIAN STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount & Victoria Aves.Minister: Res.8.Macdonnell B.A.B.D.Sunday.January 21st 11:00 a.m.Morning Worship 10.15 a.m.Church School 11.00 a.m.Kindergarten.Organist & Choir Director Doris Killam A.R.C.T\u2026 L.Mus.(McGill) VISITORS WELCOME TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, January 19th at 8:15 o'clock Rabbi ioomstone will speak on \u201cThe Call To Service™.At this worship the installation of the newly elected officers and trustees of the Congregation will take place with Dr.Stern con ducting a special rial for the occasion, A Kid- dush reception follows the Service when the Board of Trustees und their wives will be hosts to the Congregation, Saturday morning, January 20th at 11:30 clock Sermonette by Dr.Stern.based on Torah Portion.PARENTS OF JUNIOR SCHOOL MEET Sunday Morning, January 21st at 9:45 o'clock parents will be guests of the Home and School at which time a program will be presented by classes indicating the creative work of study.TEMPLE SCHOOLS Regular classes - High School Department.Saturday mornings at 9:30; Junior School.Sunday mornings at 9:30; Daily Hebrew School Monday thru Thursday afternoons 4:00 to 6:00 p.m.BAPTIST 11:00 a.m.7:30 p.m.WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.West at Roslyn Ave.Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister - Rev.J.Frank Patch, B.A., B.D.Organist & Choir Director: Frank Armstrong, L.T.C.L.\u201cTHE TEN COMMANDMENTS\" 1.NO OTHER GODS \u201cTHE INHERENT UNITY\" Midweek Service: Wednesday 8 p.m.- Sunday School: 10:00 a.m.and 10:45 a.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME UNITED WESTMOUNT PARK CHURCH (United) Landsowne Ave.and Maisonneuve Blvd.Rev.H.Ray Ashford, Minister Mr.Robt.Kennedy, Organist 11:00 a.m.\"STANDING UP TO LIFE'S STORMS\" Welcome to All 10:45 a.m., Pre-Service Music 12:00 noon, Coffee-Hour AXE AS AHURCH SERVICES AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE Rev.E.A.Kirker inducted A memorable event was held last night in the newly-erected St.Andrew\u2019s Church in West- mount when before a large congregation, the Rev.E.Allis- ter Kirker, a former pilot in the RCAF and staff member of the National Film Board was inducted as Minister.The occasion marked the fifth ceremony of its kind in the church\u2019s 68 year long history.Presiding at the ceremony was the Rev.C.W.Foggo, chairman of the Montreal Presbytery of the United Church of Canada assisted by the Rev.J.R.Watson.Participating in the solemn ceremony was also the Rev.DM.Burns, of Rosedale United Church who delivered the sermon and the Rev.Mr.Kirker\u2019s Andrew's Church \u201cALL THINGS NEW\u201d is the title of the Sermon at the morning Worship Service on Sunday at eleven o\u2019clock.The Minister, Rev.E.A.Kirker, will conduct the service and give the sermon.The Church School will meet at eleven o'clock and the Crib Corner and Nursery will take care of young children.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH.THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, January 21st 11:00 a.m.CHURCH SERVICE 11:00 a.m.SUNDAY SCHOOL Lesson-Sermon Subject : St.United \u201cLIFE\u201d Every Wednesday 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meet ing PUBLIC READING ROOM In the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1 to 4 \u2014 ___ p.m.Wednesday 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.UNITED St.Andrew's WESTMOUNT Rev.E.À.Kirker, B.A., B.D., Minister REV.A.D, MOULAND, B.A.B.D.Dir.: Christian Education 101 Cote St.Antoine Road, near Argyle Ave.11:09 a.m.Morning Worship Sermon: \u201cAll Things New\u201d 11:00 a.m.Church School with Crib Corner and Nursery.Gordon C.White, B.Mus., Organist and Choir Director Visitors Welcome! DOMINION DOUGLAS Westmount Bhd.und Lansdowne Avenue Rev.R.Douglas Smith, BA.B.D.D.D, Mrs.Holly E.Davidson Morning Worship 11:00 a.m Mr.David Chesney will speak on his experiences as Student Minister in Saskatchewan.Evening Worship 7:30 p.m.Ecumenical Service - St.Matthias Anglican Church - All the churches of Westmount are sharing in this Ecumenical and Bi-lingual Service.Reception to follow.Organist and Choirmester: Mr.Victor McCorry RTE father who is a retired clergyman.The ceremony was attended by several of Mr.Kirker\u2019s personal friends who served with him overseas in the RCAF while he was chaplain and pilot.Mr.Kirker succeeds Dr.D.M.Grant who retired after 22 years and recently joined the ministerial team at St.James United Church in downtown Montreal.Mr.Kirker, Nova Scotia-born, has served as minister of Beau- repaire United Church for the last seven years.From 1956 to 1960 he was in the home mission field at Sept-Iles.Que.Previous ministers at St.Andrews were Rev.G.F.Johnson, 1901-1906, Rev.Dr.W.J.Clark, 1907-1931, and Rev.Dr.F.W.Kerr, 1931-1944, DOMINION-DOUGLAS Next Sunday at the morning service in Dominion-Douglas one of the young men of the congregation, Mr.David Ches- ney, who served as a student minister in Saskatchewan, will speak on his summer experiences.In the evening at 7:30 p.m., in observance of the Octave of Unity Week.the churches of Westmount - Roman Catholic and Protestant - French and English - will join together in a service of witness in St.Matthias Anglican Church.A reception will follow the service in the church hall.Westmount Baptist Church The Minister, the Rev.J.Frank Patch, will be the preacher at both services on Sunday, January 21st.In the morning he is commencing a series of sermons on \u201cTHE TEN COMMANDMENTS\u201d, the first of these is \u201cNO OTHER GODS\u201d.In the evening the topic of his sermon will be \u2018THE INHERENT UNITY\u201d.The Church School meets on Sundays at 10:00 for seniors and 10:45 a.m.for primary and \u201d juniors.The midweek meeting of the Church is on Wednesday at 8 p.m.for Prayer, Praise and Bible Study.English classes for New Canadians are held on Monday evenings at eight o'clock.The .B.Y.P.U.(ages 18 to 25) meets on Fridays at 8:00 p.m.Christian Science The strength and vitality available to every individual who looks to God as the source of his identity will be set forth at the services in the Christian Science churches this Sunday, in the reading of the week\u2019s Lesson-Sermon on the subject \u201cLife\u201d.Supporting Bible quotations will be keynoted by this verse from Psalms: \u201cWhile I live will I praise the Lord: I will sing praises unto my God while I have any being.\u201d The week's correlative passages from the denominational textbook will include: \u2018Sickness, sin, and death, being inharmonious, do not originate in God nor belong to His government.His law, rightly understood, destroys them\u201d (\u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy).Service of Prayer In observance of the Octave of Prayer for Christian Unity, the Churches of Westmount will hold a Service of Prayer for Christian Unity with all Churches participating, in St.Matthias\u2019 Church, Westmount at 7:30 p.m.on Sunday.Addresses will be given by the Rev'd.Dr.Douglas Smith of Dominion- Douglas United Church and the Rev'd.Peter Timmins of the Roman Catholic parish of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord.The Offering will be a gift to the Jewish General Hospital to assist in its service to the citizens of Greater Montreal.A reception will be held in St.Matthias\u2019 Parish Hall following the service.Rabbi Sandmel to speak The Twenty-seventh Temple Emanu-El Institute on Judaism for clergy and religious educators will be held on Monday, the 5th of February at Temple Emanu-El.Rabbi Dr.Samuel Sandmel, distinguished Professor of Bible and Hellenistic Literature Hebrew Union Col- lege-Jewish Institute of Religion, Cincinnati Ohio, will be the main guest lecturer.The other lecturer will be Dr.Monroe Peaston, Principal Montreal Diocesan College.This is a religious gathering which annually attracts hundreds of clergy of all denominations.The Institute was founded by Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern twenty- seven years ago and this has been a most pioneering effort in the cause of ecumenism, long before this word became popular among religious leaders.Westmount OCTAVE OF PRAYER FOR CHRISTIAN UNITY Sunday, January 21st 1968 St.Matthias\u2019 Anglican Church Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Preachers: The Rev.Father Peter À.Timmins (Church of the Ascension of Our Lord) The Rev.Dr.R.Douglas Smith (Dominion Douglas United Church) À Cordial Welcome is Extended to AIl 7.30 p.m.(CRAN PPS PRE | i 4 «01 119 ry i By vof & Don fh = oO 03% EY ae RR LA A ta aoe 3 ny Get a \u201868 look from \u201867 clothes Left: Little Lord Fauntleroy look.This black dicel trouser suit has a detachable white pique bib front.Right: Mini-suit gets a total look by the addition of swashbuckling boots that end at mid- calf, It\u2019s not what you buy, but the way that you wear it that counts now in fashion.Never before has fashion, and your face and your hair been so much part of a total look.With a little cunning you can still make last year\u2019s clothes and make-up look completely new.Take a sweater for instance.Last year you wore it tucked into your skirt, this year you wear it outside, pulled well down over the hips and caught in at the waist by a chain belt (another hangover fashion from 67).That tent dress with a zip up the front that you lived in last year takes on a new lease of life in \u201968 as a coat dress.You wear it over a white polo necked sleeveless skinny sweater, leave the zip undone from the waist up, add a beret for extra impact.The head-scarf that you wore all last summer also takes on a new look.You wear it with the ends wrapped around and tied at the nape of the neck, not bow-tied under the chin, and you add a beret on top in a matching shade and.for an extra sporty look a pair of sunglasses withthe same coloured frames pushed up on top of your head where the beret joins the scarf.The black velvet dress that has been lurking in your wardrobe for years, waiting for another airing, gets a brand new Little Lord Fauntleroy touch by the simple addition of a white lace jabot, collar and cuffs, which you will find in the haberdashery department of your local store - if you hurry, for they are being snapped up.The plain suede coat that you've grown tired of because it needs shortening will just make the winter scene if you get it out now, leave it the same length and turn it into a maxi- coat by adding a band of fur down the front, around the hemline for trimming.Best fur to use for this is raccoon, one girl we know succeeded in trimming her coat from four raccoon collars bought in a sale.Add a black frog fastening, Dr.Zhivago style, instead of buttons down the front, and you've a brand new, expensive looking maxi-coat to go with your boots.The suit which looks too tailored for words can be softened up, thirties style, in a minute if you add a blouse in chiffon with a floppy bow at the neck.ThE 'WEstb uke Examined, Thursday\" Jaridy \"#8\" 1986 - 11 U of T Alumnae Meet January 23rd at 1:10 p.m.À sandwich luncheon will be available The next meeting of the Mont- following the performance.All real Alumnae Branch of the Uni- former students of the university versity of Toronto Alumni Asso- ul be most welcome.ciation will be a lunch-time theatre party at Instant Theatre, Place Ville Marie on Tuesday, ® A REALLY MEAN PERSON: one who enjoys reading Horatio Alger books backwards.* I nieresting Lamps * Custom-made Shades * Unusual Gifs WESTMOUNT.Annual January SALE 7 Entire stock at reduced prices.PAULINE MULLINS ANTIQUES - ANTIQUITES 1317 GREENE AVE.la Contessa Inc.5903 Sherbrooke St.W.HU-8-4322 credi WE HONOUR dic CREDICO CARDS 935-3894 3 GROUPS @ 3 PRICES THREE easy steps to BIG SAVINGS in ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS Laurentian scene by W.Pranke Size: 14x 16 cd Oyster Harvest by Martens Size: 33 x 57 You'll find all your favourite subjects, assembled for easy shopping.Landscapes, seascapes, flor- als, still lifes, mountains and character studies are just a few.of.-.those offered.Both Canadian and.European artists are represented.ACT NOW .you can acquire a new painting for your home for so little! - Alpine Lake by Hansen Size: 33 x 57 Iuxbrious plus | etat etat at.PO OC) Le eee atest e setae sete nese! .Up To 5 Years Exchange Privilege Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat.P 9 a.m.to 6 p.m, E Thursday and Friday NINE to NINE } THE ; OYAL ALLERY CANADA'S LEADING ART DEALERS 1120 Sherbrooke SL W.(gurner Bishop Street) | - 4220 24 4 4 à à 296 4 CC du 6 Tn wh 12 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 18, 1968 SALE! Beautilul ORIENTAL RUGS at SALE prices Consult Malcolm Gregory about your rug problems, LAE ORIENTAL RUG 3 4151-4153 St.Catherine St.W.Phone 932-4277 Mrs.Irvin Gertsman, 3 Sunny- side avenue, was elected president of the Women's Federation of Allied Jewish Community Services at the fourth annual meeting held recently.Other néw officers are the Mesdames, Alan H.Finestone, first vice- president; F.Victor Elkin, Ar- \u2018nbld Fisher and J.A.Lyone Heppner, vice-presidents; Theo- \u2018dore D.Lande, corresponding secretary; Jack E.Zittrer, financial secretary, and Joseph Waxman, recording secretary.Retiring president Mrs.Ber- ard J.Lande, 4333 Westmount avenue, in her review of the \u2018activities of the past year reported a successful year in all departments.She reviewed the committee reports of all the «Hairmen and singled out the :work of many community mem- -bêrs whose efforts contributed \u20186 the numerous successes of the programs undertaken.x She pointed out that, \u2018\u2018every Ro © AUTHORIZED ELECTROLUX SALES & SERVICE 489-9353 rl CL RZ 22727 1441 CRESCENT ST.FRR RR RRS SI RR RR RT RSENS RR 08h 000000 atte tata tutte tate tutte otatete tate ttt For your ew Season COIFFURE Let our expert hair stylists create a NEW HAIRDO to suit your personality.or HAIRDRESSING Women\u2019s Federation hold meeting Examiner woman .has an obligation to give something of her energies, capabilities and time to the community of which she is a part.\u201d \u201cA fulfillment\u201d she continued, \u2018is a constant seeking and searching, learning and changing, a continuous process of growth and maturity.\u201d Mrs.Lande called on all women \u2018to endeavor to create a positive atmosphere, since all we do speaks for the community, and it is our duty to see that what we do speaks well.\u201d She pointed out the great strides and changes that have taken place in the community and the necessity for Women\u2019s Federation to keep pace with the rapid progress.Special guest speaker at the annual meeting was Mrs.John Bird (Anne Francis), chairman of the Royal Commission on the Status of Women in Canada.The newly elected president Mrs.Gertsman is the third president of the organization and was vice-president of the Women's Federation since its inception in 1964.Also elected at the annual meeting were a board of directors who will serve for three years, they are Mesdames Reuben Brasloff, \u2018Ralph Cummings, Charles Eisenstat.Max Feld- man, Rubin Feidman, Abe Goldberg, Herbert Paperman, Barney Pollock, M.Rosenthal, Norman Shacter, Alan Shauber, Leo Yaffe.J ÿ ÿ ÿ Angelina di Bello 8 CLEARANCE SALE ; EVERYTHING REDUCED ÿ Ë J j J Exclusive one-of-a-kind only Coats, Suits, Dresses and Gowns TEL.932-1660 ARK nd A OR A aK APC IES TAC AEA ak I A AK a EE DEUX eA Msn a es LOUE FOR APPOINTMENT, PLEASE PHONE 489-1233 4891 Sherbrooke St.W.(corner Prince Albert) Mac innon Graham The marriage of Elizabeth Diane, daughter of Mr.Arthur Joseph Graham, and of the late Mrs.Graham, to Mr.William Lloyd MacKinnon, son of Dr.and Mrs.Kenneth Joseph MacKinnon, of Westmount, took place recently in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, the Rev.Peter Timmins officiating.Mrs.Lucien Arel played the wedding music and Mr.Louis Lecours sang during the ceremony.Standards of white gladioli and chrysanthemums decorated the church.The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a short gown of white wool having a jacket.She wore a headdress of flowers in shades of pink, and carried a cascade bouquet of pink roses.Mrs.Roger Mayhew, as matron of honor for her sister, was in a frock of pink lame flecked with geld.She wore a headdress of pink velvet flowers and carried a nosegay of white daisies and pink roses.Little Miss Heather Mayhew and little Miss Katherine Mac- Kinnon, as flower-girls, were in A-line frocks of pink shantung trimmed with malibou, and carried nosegays of white daisies.Mr.John Kubacki acted as best man for Mr.MacKinnon, and the ushers were Mr.David MacKinnon, Mr.Roger Mayhew and Mr.Graham Nevin.Mrs.MacKinnon, mother of the bridegroom, was in a gown of deep rose silk trimmed with silver, and wore a hat of lily of the valley and a single white cymbidium orchid.Mrs.L.R.Meech, of North Sydnev, N.S., grandmother of the bridegroom, wore a mauve and gold wool suit, with a matching hat and a single pink cymbidium orchid.Following the reception which was held at the Mount Royal Club, Mr.and Mrs.Mc- Kinnon left for Antigonish, N.S., the bride travelling in a frock of brown wool, having an off- white bodice and a softly gathered skirt with a jacket.Engagement Mr.and Mrs.Maitland Carter Soles, of Preville, Que., announce the engagement of their daughter, Susan Jane, to Mr.Nigel Malcolm Stewart Martin, son of Mr.and Mrs.Norman Harold Martin, of Westmount, Que.The marriage has been arranged to take place on Saturday, March 2, in St.Lambert United Church.Annual Luncheon The Annual Luncheon of the Montreal West Women\u2019s Club will be held in the Town Hall on Monday, January 22, at 1 p.m.This year the luncheon will be a Scandinavian Smor- gasbore.Guest speaker will be Miss Barbara Whitley, whose topic EAA ANIA A A A ENS o surilL abs Woman «Baliiés v4 aeby, apm; a AMERICAN Drug Stored H.MONTPETIT, B.Ph., L.Ph, prop.Gold Medolist, University of Montreal Prescriptions carefully ond accurately filled at reasonable prices.1385 Greene Ave.Corner Sherbrooke WE.2.2136 WE.2-2408 Book Lovers\u2019 Forum Mrs.Miles F.McCutcheon, Mrs.Alexander Mellor, Mrs.George Hollinger and Mrs.David Lisser will preside at the tea tables following the next meeting of Book Lovers\u2019 Forum.Dr.Jean Ouellette, lecturer, Sir George Williams University, will speak on \u201cArt and Archae- logy\u201d - based on the book \u2018Masada\u201d, by Yigael Yadin - on Wednesday, January 24th, at 2:15 p.m.at Temple Emanu-El, 4100 Sherbrooke St.W.Hostesses for the afternoon will be Mrs.Norman Alexander, Mrs.Jack Engels, Mrs.David Friedlander, Mrs.Reuben Ginsberg, Mrs.Bernard Isaacs, Mrs.Samuel Kramer, Mrs.Abbey Sankoff and Mrs.Lewis Smith.The meeting is open to the public.ELECTROLYSIS Unwanted Hair removed permanently CALL NOW For a consultation and FREE TRIAL TREATMENT 937-0822 J Bowrings have opened t will be featured includi craftsmanship and are sa exceptional value.being cleared at reduced around the sale tables.throughout the year.\\ Canada\u2019s Fin BOWRINES LINEN SAILE special sale ! Many distinctive and unique linens and napkins, attractive tea towels, patterned and ; plain colour co-ordinated towel sets and huge, thirsty bath sheets.All of the linens have been J carefully selected in Bowrings' tradition of fine 3 Decorative accessories for the home are also bargains that are just perfect for those special gift occasions sure to come up n À \\ ER BOWRINGS ESTABLISHED 181 Alexis Nihon Plaza \u201cFor personalized shopping service Call 933-3212 La ES ae BE = heir linen cupboard for a ng imported table cloths le-priced for prices.Browse you may see some \\ est Gift Shops ciatior @ holdi \u201c4 the H 3 Janua i meet \u2018BR give | M8 rate t jg offer Fren A men i of hig Cot i from (4 Mont b gy, L AS zy.1 M8 Sche M 2:30 à After High School, What Next?The Guidance Department and the Home and School Association of Westmount High are holding their next meeting at the High School on Monday, January 22nd at 8:15 p.m.This meeting has been arranged to give information about the top- rate training programmes being offered in English as well as French in Montreal for young men and women on completion of high school.Come and Meet Senior Staff from the following colleges:- Montreal Institute of Technology, Laval Institute of Technology, Montreal, Montreal Trade School, West Section, and ask Annval Musicale The Dominion-Douglas Ladies\u2019 Literary Society presents their ANNUAL MUSICALE on Friday, January 19th, 1968, at 2:30 p.m.in Leslie Hall at Do- minion-Douglas United Church, The Boulevard, Westmount.SELMA KEKLIKIAN, Contralto, formerly of Egypt where she was a member of the Cairo National Opera Company, will sing selections by Purcell, Brahms, Verdi, Arnold Bax, ; Arthur Bliss and Armenian composers Toloukanian, tiarian and Alemshah.WILLIAM TRITT, sixteen year old pianist from Valois, Que- bee, winner of many prizes and scholarships as well as soloist with the Montreal Symphony Orchestra for the Young People\u2019s Concerts and for the Little Orchestra Society at Lincoln Center, New York, will play two Sonatas by Scarlatti, two Etudes and a Ballade by Chopin and Sonata No.2 by Proko- fieff.Spen- the Programme.Guest Tickets are available at the door.Oliver to address Women Associates Professor Michael Oliver, Vice Principal (Academic), will address the Women Associates of McGill University on \u2018\u201c\u2018Quebec\u2019s New Colleges and McGill\u201d at their meeting on Tuesday, Jan.23rd at 3 p.m.at the Faculty Club.Mrs.H.Rocke Robertson, Mrs.Howard Ross, Mrs.G.A.Woonton and Mrs.R.V.V.Ni- cholls will receive the members and guests.Tea will be poured by Mrs.Maxwell Cohen, Mrs.C.D.Solon and Mrs.H.D.Woods.Mrs.George A.Ramsay, chairman of the entertainment committee, will be in charge of the tea arrangements.She will be assisted by Mrs.A.McKinnon and Mrs.Milton Townsend.The hostesses will be Mrs.J.A.Elson, Mrs.Jean Ferrabee, Mrs.J.E.Gill, Mrs.P.J.Gitnick, Mrs.J.S.Godard, Mrs.James Gow, Mrs.Robert F.Harvey.Coming Events SINGLES DANCE 20 and over.The Daughters of the Beth Hillel Congregation invite you to a \u201cSingles Dance\u201d on January 20, 1968, at 8:00 p.m., 6230 Cool- brook Avenue.For tickets call 332-9406.~ INDIA CANADA ASSOCIATION will celebrate India Republic Day at an evening entertainment, on Friday, January 26, at eight o'clock, in Dominion Douglas Church Hall, 687 Roslyn Avenue, Westmount.For information please telephone: 744-5909: 334-4990; or 932-2348.Tea will be served following ' them any questions you may have.Come and watch an interesting film:- \u2018\u201cTechnical Schools across Canada\u201d with a commentary by Wayne and Shuster.Do you know that.roughlv.only 30% of students completing Grade 11 in the Protestant Schools of the Greater Montreal Area, enroll in universities, and of these, a proportion do not continue after the first year?Many young people to-day are stimulated by the more practical challenge of the new Technological Colleges.These Colleges offer specialized training in Electronics, Computors, Biological Chemistry, Electricity, Data Processing, Mathematics and countless other subjects.\u201c Also, there is a new training Genuine Choice Western BEEF QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables LICENSED GROCER NICHOL'S AND SCHNEIDER'S BACON, HAMS and SAUSAGE 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 FINAL CLEARANCE The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 18, 1968 - 13 category being introduced ; Assistants to the Professions - which is, mainly, for Social and Group work, at present, but will be extended to other fields in the near future.A very warm invitation is extended to the teachers, parents and students of St.Leo\u2019s and St.Paul's Academies, both English and French Departments, and it is hoped that many will join us to hear about the latest developments in education and the new opportunities for young people to-day.OTISIS JUN George Pickrell GUARANTEED FLOWERS Tel: 935-5431 \u2014 Delivery Anywhere 4154 St.Catherine Street West GUILD SHOP SALE Reductions Up To 50% Canadian Guild of Crafts Formerly Canadian Handicrafts Guild 2025 Peel Street, Tel.: 849-2379 Gowns Dresses Coats Knits Sportswear Skiwear Pant Suits, ete.5270 Queen Mary Road / PRICE pod Open Tues.- Wed.- Thurs.- Fri.till 9 p.m.1 Hour Free Parking at Robitaille Parking Inc, 5008 Decarie Blvd.ALL SALES FINAL 14 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 18, 1968 VI A M MA MMM MM M AM MMA AA MMA NA AA M AAA AN M MAMA M MAMMA A AM AA AAA ELECTRICAL SERVICE ® INDUSTRIAL © COMMERCIAL ® RESIDENTIAL 24 HOURS EMERGENCY SERVICE INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE -H.R.CASSIDY 484-3523 5765 Monkiond Ave.Quality - 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walk to West- mount Place - a safe street for children.Price $72,000.To see the plans, please call Mrs.J.Bech, 935-9581 or CROWN TRUST CO.BROKERS 842-8362 LaSalle Monette St.3 New Duplexes * 2.5, EACH * 2 SEPARATE HEATING SYSTEMS * DOUBLE GARAGE * LOW DOWN PAYMENT INFORMATION: 11 LAFLEUR CORNER OF LASALLE BLVD.OR CALL: 366-7995 PROPERTY WANTED UP TO $42,000 CASH N.D.G.Eastern - Walking distance to Sherbrooke.Medical specialist just recently sold his property.He requires larger 4 bedroom Cottage, Den on main floor.2 baths, fireplace.April oceupaney.Call Mrs.Helen Bluckmore - 484-8433, cves.: 481-8900.Arthur Snow Realties.Broker APARTMENTS WANTED 2'/, Room Apartment Wanted Or section of home of 2', or 3 rooms.Vicinity of St.Leon's Parish, for refined lady.Morning only 489-8044.APARTMENTS TO LET Luxurious Comfort in 1, 2 and 3 bedroom suites THE 400 LANSDOWNE Sherbrooke at Lansdowne In Westmount 937-9231 - 935-3221 Sublet Luxury 5'/, room Apt.Westmount 2 BATHROOMS AIR CONDITIONED CLOSE TO TRANSPORTATION AND SHOPPING CALL: WE.7-1770 \"FURNISHED APARTMENT | TO LET Hampstead House 5675 COTE ST.LUC RD.3', OR 4, ROOMS NICELY FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED * 2 BATHROOMS * MODERN KITCHENS * AIR CONDITIONED ¢* SWIMMING POOL * CABLE TV * IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY $150 AND UP ROOM AND BOARD WANTED Westmount or N.D.G.private room with bathroom.Tray Service.For elderly lady.Ground floor or Building with elevator.Call: 739-7986 after 6 P.M.FLAT - DUPLEXES current issue \u2014 ADTAKERS ON DUTY MONDAY Please phone your Ads early in the week.No ads accepted after 5 p.m.Wednesday for HU.1.045) AND TUESDAY TILL 8:30 P.M.Wed.Thurs.Fri.till 5 p.m.Accounts may be paid at any Montreal Island branch of The Bank of M- or The Royal Bank of Canada.FLATS - DUPLEXES TO LET Monette St.In LaSalle * NEW 5 7, UPPER * CENTRAL HEATING OUTLET FOR WASHER .2 Q = = t= > = t= v * $110 MONTHLY INFORMATION: 11 LAFLEUR CORNER LASALLE BLVD.OR CALL: 366-7995 Villa Marie - Westmount Upper 7 rooms available immediately on Grey Avenue.Heated but not equipped.Janitor service.Teen children only.$215 monthly.LACHINE New spacious luxurious lower duplex, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, finished playroom, garage.Heated.Taxes Paid.Immediate Occupancy.$225 monthly.Call: 484-1982 - 482-0822.WANTED Westmount 3 OR 4 BEDROOMS, DUPLEX OR HOUSE.FOR APRIL OR MAY OCCUPANCY.ADULT FAMILY CALL 875-2800 LOCAL 31 DURING BUSINESS HOURS.\u2018GARAGES TO LET METCALFE Westmount.Heated ga rage.Immediate.Parking.931-5524 - 277-9357.WORK WANTED FEMALE EXPERIENCED Bilingual Young Lady seeks position as Secretary.Bookkeeper.Full Time.Call: 489-4278, PROPERTY WANTED FERN CLIFF REALTIES REG'D BROKERS PROPERTY WANTED DUPLEXES - BUNGALOWS - COTTAGES ENTIRE WESTMOUNT AREAS CALL: 697-3771 or 691-4868 oo 777788 HELP WANTED FEMALE ROOMS TO LET LaSalle Rooms * PRIVATE ENTRANCE * KITCHEN PRIVILEGES .T.V.* MEN OR WOMEN INFORMATION: 11 Lafleur COR.LASALLE BLVD.OR CALL: 366-7995 VERY bright room, elevator apartment.kitchen privileges, near shopping centre, buses.Regent 89-7430.LaSalle FURNISHED 4'/, + HEATED * LIGHT AND TAXES PAID * MONTHLY LEASE INFORMATION 11 LAFLEUR CORNER LASALLE BLVD.OR CALL: 366-7995 BUSINESS SERVICES Bookkeeping Is our specialty.G and M.|.Bookkeeping Service Reg'd.737-9946 CARPENTRY Carpentry Basements \u2014 Kitchens \u2014 Balconies \u2014 Partitions \u2014 Repairs.Work guaranteed.Reasonable.Call : 738-3509.FINNISH CARPENTER available.Any repairs \u2014 woodwork.Reusonable rates.931-4607.DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKER FROM PARIS.DRESSES.GOWNS.AND ALTERATIONS.FAST SERVICE.189-7096 BIRTIIDAY Party special.Magician John Van Lewis for birthday parties and other occasions.Call: 932-9034.JAMES DOOR AND EQUIPMENT.Garage door repairs.service, 747-6075.Residence 684-3876.itreal AAA MA MAMA MMM MM MMA MMM MMM MMM M M M MA M MAMA M AAA offer your property quietly to private buyers on an individual basis.\u2018 St.Francis Realty Company Ltd.BROKERS 300 Victoria Ave.489-5321 Queen Elizabeth Hospital VOLUNTEERS FOR THE Elizabeth Shop HALF DAYS WEEKLY OR BI-WEEKLY PLEASE CALL: MRS.A.GORDON 484-6693 OR 488-2311 LOCAL 368.HELP WANTED MALE & FEMALE Exclsuive Part Time MANAGER AND Y SALESMEN Nail polish and nail hardener.New Product.No Competition.Covers 400 nails Pencil shape golden finish CALL 524-6521 ANYTIME HELP WANTED 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 10 AM.26 P.M MISS RICKABY 933-8979 Women Needed Immediately Earn Extra Money Cosmetics.High Commission We will train you CALL: 747-3401 FULLER Brush Service.If you have no Fuller representative in your area and need products or want part time work, Call now.Mr.Gagnon 487- 2788.SERVICE DIRECTORY INTERIOR DECOR SERVICE SLIP-COVERS.curtains.drapes.bedspreads.upholstering, furniture refinishing.* \u2018An- tique-ing' Hand decorating of turniture.Cotton, linen.union cloth prints.wide range of imported \u2018Decorator's Special\u201d brocades, stripes.co-or- dinating plains.Cut and plain velvets.Home service.842-1093 __ MUSIC INSTRUCTION __ LEARN Folk.Flamenco.or Blues.Guitar.With Richard Owen.Low monthly rates.Call : 937-5413._ HOME IMPROVEMENTS PAINTING AND DECORATING EXPERT PAINTER Plastering.wallpapering.tile, arbor- ite, wood repair.References.Free : Estimate.CALL ROBERT 665-2078 PLUMBING AND HEATING Plumbing - Heating - Digging Commercial - Residential Industrial WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & HEATING LTD.206 OLIVIER AVE.WESTMOUNT 935-1121 Res.637-7680 ROOFING Contractor FOR PLAYROOMS ARBORITE - TILING AND PAINTING REASONABLE RATES FREE ESTIMATES CALI.: 448-5119 PAPER HANGER FINEST paper hanger in Montreal, does your work from $3 to $4 by single roll.Freestimate.Best recommendation.Work guaranteed.Call 667-6674 after 6 P.M.se ea ae aa OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.935-1189 24 HOUR SERVICE UPROLSTERY FOR reupholstering and recovering jobs please call Midtown Upholstering, 932- 5912 or 937-4446, after 5 p.m. ng nt.les an to ALE WITCH- ired ing LL P.M.y sion 101 you have in your \u2018ant part non 487.ATING , arbor- 8.Free - 637-7680 S = WORK WANTED MALE ODDS and ends moved from your home or office.Light furniture, rugs and parcels or unwanted articles, Call anytime: 489-3186 - 489-6089.MOTHER'S HELPER MOTHER'S helper wanted on Wednesdays from 1] to 6 P.M.Call 932-4653.DOMESTIC HELP WANTED RELIABLE woman needed for Tuesday for ironing and general housework.References.486-9231.CLEANING Woman Wanted.West End.Small Office Building.5 evenings weekly.Call: 935-1498 between 2 and 5 P.M.DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT WANTED WOMAN desires daily work 9 to 5.$10.932-1580.LIVING ROOM FURNITURE FOR SALE TWO living room table lamps, white and gold.Reasonable.769-1994.KITCHEN EQUIPMENT FOR SALE INGLIS automatic washing machine, ° perfect wprking order; electric stove, a0inch.ouble oven.Bargain.738- BEDROOM FURNITURE FOR SALE VANITY with upholstered bench, white and gold, with built-in mirror, nearly new.Hunter 8-5141 evenings between 7 and 9.ANTIQUE Bird's Eye maple bedroom set, $150.Perfect condition.Call: 331- %.BED Slumber King spring Beau- tyrest mattress; 36\" Simmons continental bed.Excellent condition.2 dresser.Very reasonable.481-1417.CLOTHING and FURS FOR SALE VENETIAN material men's suits, imported from England.Valued at $115, for $35.Also Tergal suits, raincoats, $15; 500 lady's suits $12.4743 St.Denis at Laurier Metro Station.845-1370.ALASKA seal coat almost new, high style.Mink stole.Sacrifice Mornings Hunter 1-5017.\"FOR SALE GENERAL First Quality Hose $3 per dozen Nine colours to choose from Call: 279-7238-39 Leaving Country LIVING ROOM; DINING ROOM; BEDROOM AND BABY FURNITURE; APPLIANCES.GOOD CONDITION.932-0829.HELP WANTED FEMALE WOMEN'S EDITOR WANTED IS THERE A LADY LIVING IN WESTMOUNT WHO WOULD BE INTERESTED IN A TWO-DAYS-A-WEEK (TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY) POSITION AS WOMEN'S EDITOR OF THE EXAMINER?SOME NEWSPAPER EXPERIENCE IS ES\u201cENTIAL AS THE WORK CONSISTS OF EDITING SUBMITTED COPY.WRITING HEADINGS AND PREPARING LAYOUTS OF THE WOMEN'S AND CHURCH PAGES AS WELL AS WRITING THE OCCASIONAL ARTICLE, TYPING ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY.IF YOU THINK YOU CAN QUALIFY.PLEASE PHONE MR.MOUNT.481-2771.FOR AN APPOINTMENT.WEAR 288-3655 CLOTHING AND FURS FOR SALE La Boutique Fantasque UALITY RESALE DRESS SHOP, HAUTE COU- URE MODELS, IMPORTS AND BETTER LADIES (Slightly used) Clearance Sale Mostly $1 to $35 Interesting Bargains Knits, gowns, fur pieces jewels 2075 CRESCENT (UPSTAIRS) DANCE INSTRUCTION DANCE INSTRUCTION Ballroom - Latin American BY EXPERTS IN YOUR HOME Private or groups Be popular - Act Now! Reasonable rates CALL: 737-7965 > FOR SALE - GENERAL Furniture from an 8 room home Custom built French Provincial chesterfield and chair with matching Fruitwood tables and figurine lamps; 9 piece dining room suite; 6 foot long stereo, only 3 months old; oil paintings; odd chairs; lamps; pair marble tables with mirror; 7 piece kitchen set, etc.Furniture less than 6 months old.Must sell immediately.CALL : 270-2969 BEIGE cardigan with blond mink detachable collar, size 14; interior photographic lighting equipment, unused.835-8827 after 7 p.m.Galerie Heritage 5450 Westminster Unusual Sale of antiques, paintings, objets D'Art.Up to 50 percent reduction.487-1313.Expo Surplus Specials We have received a large quantity of continental beds, bureaus, davenports, davenport sets, chesterfield sets, television sets, refrigerators, washers, dryers, etc.We are selling at tremendous sacrifice prices.EASY TERMS LASALLE FURNITURE 251 Craig East 861-8397 ape V1 NN 7 12 SEL 0N6° PBR SL Le The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 18, 1968 - 15 FOR SALE - GENERAL BEDROOM suite, modern, walnut, living room suite.French Provincial with end tables, coffee table and crystal lamps to match.Modern 9- piece dining room suite, marble tales, original European beds, also uther articles.384-2970.LOVELY drapes, matching living room and dining room; antique breakfront (white and gold).Reason: able.481-3490 evenings.CURTAINS for bedroom, kitchen and children\u2019s bedroom; baby stroller; bathinette.All in top-notch condition.Reasonably priced.Hunter 6-9087.WANTED TO PURCHASE CARPET, ANTIQUES AND PERIOD FURNITURE FROM PRIVATE PARTY.NO DEALERS PLEASE.CALL: 744-0948 Piano Wanted Upright in good condition.Reasonable.Cali: 933-5230 evenings and weekends.POOL TABLE WANTED REASONABLE CALL: 489-1958 LOST Reward Lost child's Zenish hearing aid, January 12th noon at Clarke and Maisonneuve.Please call Wellington 7-5054.Trouble on the road: What should you do?What should you do if you're driving along and see someone who needs help?Should you stop and ask what's wrong, or should you drive by and report it at the next town?Many drivers face this problem every day and the Police offer these suggestions for the driver wanting help.Summoning professional help is the best service you can render.Don\u2019t administer first aid if you don\u2019t know how or move an injured person unnecessarily.What is the problem seems to be only a disabled car?The problem is probably legitimate and the man at the roadside really needs help.In that case Police advise you to: 1.Check traffic and slow down as you approach the disabled car.and examine it closely.If the situation looks suspicious, drive away.: 2.If you stop to help, pull well off the road.Keep your doors locked, your motor running and your windows rolled almost to the top.Ask what is wrong and what help is needed.3.Note the location and drive to the nearest service station to telephone \u2018to report the disabled car.If you decide not to stop, report the stalled car the first chance you get.EDUCATIONAL MATHEMATICS and Science tutoring, (High School-University level) by 5th year McGill Engineering student.Call Peter 933-5900.Temple Emanu-El Friday Evening, January 19th at 8:15 o\u2019clock RABBI BLOOM- STONE will speak on \u201cThe Call To Service\u2019.At this Worship the Installation of the newly elected officers and trustees of the Congregation will be installed by DR.STERN conducting a special ritual for the occasion.An Oneg Shabbat and Kiddush reception will follow the Service in the Grover Auditorium.The Board of Trustees and their wives will be hosts to the Congregation.Saturday morning, January 20th at 11:30 o'clock Sermonette by DR.STERN based on Torah Portion.Sunday Morning, January 21st at 9:45 o'clock.Parents will be Sabbath Services guests of the Home and School at which time a program will be presented by classes indicating the creative work of study.The program is as follows: Grade la - Teacher, Mrs.William Fish will deal with \u201cJewish Customs and Ceremonies.\u201d (What we practice.) Grade 3a - Teacher, Miss Ruth Sevack - \u2018Heroes of My People.\u201d Grade 4a - Teacher.Mrs.K.Peter Hollander \u2018Problems We Face.\u201d (ethical problems of nine year olds.) Grade 5a - Teacher, Mr.Bruce Shore - \u201cA Living Tradition.\u201d (the Bible today).Hebrew Department - Mr.Michael Teicher, Principal NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a General Assignment of Book Debts executed under private signature on the 18th day of December, 1967, by Perri-Ann Lingerie (Canada) Limited to Continental Factors Corporation, has been registere ; January, 1968 in the Regis- - try Office for the Montreal Division under No.2036172.NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a General Assignment of Book Debts executed under private signature on the 29th day of December, 1967, by Precision Cameras of Canada (1964) Ltd.to Continental Factors Corporation, has been registered on the 5th day of January, 1968 in the Registry Office for the Montreal Division under No.2036171.on the 5th day of .\u201ces FPrrTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT TOUT Use This Handy Form for Your Examiner Classified | | NAME Date 1967 I | ADDRESS \u2014_ Phone | I CLASSIFICATION Ne CAMINER CLASSIFIEDS 7 Assistance ! I Po Bo HU.1.045) I Your Ad: are Reed | | \u2018 | | | | | | | | 1.00 1.07 1.14 1.21 1.28 1.35 I | 1.42 1.49 1.56 | | 1.63 1.70 1.77 ! i How to figure Examiner Classifieds\u2019 low cost: I | Total ___ words in above ad.i | First 10 words \u2014 Minimum charge $1.00 | Balance words - at 7: per word | [] Payment Herewith - | | A 25¢ billing charge will be added to your invoice if payment does not accompany this order.| I J 16 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Janvary 18, 1968 RECREATION DEPARTMENT MUNICIPAL HOCKEY LEAGUES Sanding as at Monday a.m., January 15, 1968.E L D F AP LEAG PW ts.TERMITE Knights 5 5 0 0 14 4 10 Guards 5 3 2 0 13 10 6 Bears 5 2 3 0° 6 7 4 Dragons 5 0 5 0 5 17 0 TERMITE \u2018B\u2019 Red Devils 8 6 2 0 21 10 12 White Knights 8 2 6 0 10 21 4 MOSQUITO Bulls 5 3 2 0 18 12 6 Huskies 5 3 2 0 13 12 8 Mules 5 2 30 8 6 4 Broncs 5 2 3 0 7 16 4 MOSQUITO \u2018B\u2019 Black Dragons 8 3 2 3 11 12 9 Green Hornets 8 2 3 3 12 11 7 Pee Wee All Stars 12 2 6 4 42 5 8 PEE WEE Mules 6 3 0 3 32 17 9 Bulls 6 3 2 1 23 18 7 Bronces 6 1 2 3 20 23 5 Huskies 6 1 4 1 13 32 3 ATOM : Seals 7 4 2 1 22 14 9 Penguins 7 2 4 1 14 2 5 BANTAM Hawks 5 4 1 0 2 18 8 Bruins 4 3 1 0 12 8 6 Rangers 5 2 3 0 27 17 4 Leafs 86 1 5 0 13 29 2 {per person, double oc, Plus tax and gratuity YOU GET THE MOST FROM YOUR SKI DOLLAR AT LE CHANTECLER BF P worry if nature stingy with ho.(ITS HI ines make, \u20ac na.ts not a Chante CLR INT E CCAR L3Wentigas.We'll treat you to iW skating, HE] cing and entertgigment nightly in the a Co Roo Enjoy your favorite beverage in the i of thaanew EU Eh 861-2420 Ste-Adele-en-haut, Québec 45 minutes North of Montreal via the Autoroute, Exit 28 \u2018ST.LEO\u2019S SPORTS By ANDY McGILLIS St.Leo\u2019s senior hockey club gained their first league point after two starts with a four-all draw with West Hill High at Westmount arena.The Saints held a wide margin in play and outshot their opponents 27 to 11 but a few soft goals and more than a few cheap penalties changed the complexion of the game, with the result the Saints had to settle for a tie game.Desio Fernandes showed the way with two smart goals, another by his \u2018brother Neil and a single by Wayne Colomb accounted for the four goals.It was a very tame affair but in Gift campaign is a success The Canadian Mental Health Association announces that more than 30,000 gifts were distributed to the mentally ill in 20 mental institutions of this Province.The Provincial Chairman of this Campaign, Mrs.Andrée Champagne said: \u2018*The results are most encouraging.The campaign is a success beyond expectation and I wish to thank the population for its remarkable support.1 only hope that this interest will continue all year long.The Association has already received acknowledgement from the hospitals showing their satisfaction for the distribution of gifts to each mentally sick person.The CMHA seeks to develop a better understanding of the mentally ill amongst citizens.The Association is not only working towards better treatment of the mentally ill but also promoting the importance of mental health.It encourages the decentralization of psychiatric services in order to make them available in each milieu through a general hospital, a health or welfare community agency.Brewers\u2019 pavilion presented to city In a ceremony held at Montreal City Hall, M.R.Jack, president of the Brewers Association of Canada, presented the key of the Brewers\u2019 Pavilion to the Montreal Mayor, Jean Drapeau, while Ange-Albert Vallée, commissioner of the pavilion, presented the mayor with an engraved silver beer stein.The presentation was made in the presence of C.Marc Robert, president, Molson's Brewery of Quebec Limited; Pierre R.Gendron, vice-president and general manager, Canadian Breweries Eastern Limited, and T.M.Kirkwood, vice-president and General Manager, La Brasserie Labatt Limitée, members of the governing committee of Brewers Association of Canada and of the executive committee of Quebec Brewers Institute.The gift of the pavilion included the facilities and equipment of the restaurant \u201cLa Brasserie\u201d and also the \u201cMiniature Theatre\".® SIGN in a toy store: \u201cIf you don\u2019t see what you want, just cry for it.\u201d >! spite off tHis, it* 1d rot*déter\u2018 the officials from handing out thirteen penalties and this led to a very unusual game that must be reported in a very unusual way.One official in particular seemed more intent in supplying a large crowd of fans with more action than the two teams, as he skated all over the ice dishing out penalties with reckless abandon and it seemed the quality of the penalties did not bother him, only the quantity, with the result a few players were left freezing for the want of ice time.It is too bad hockey has not its own academy awards, as this official's performance would rate an Oscar.THe highilightiof a -rether erdzyt +L It: dibs \u2018nbt: known\u2019 :what ithe game, came with about eight minutes left to play, when coach McGillis over in the players bull pen, frustrated at the sight of a double chippy penalties that cost his team the game, wound up with a slow curve, using a roll of adhesive tape; itleft his hand hitting the boards in front of him and then rolling out harmlessly across the ice but justice triumphed as this alert official spotted coach McGillis rushing the baseball season and with a dramatic sweep of the hand, that had a little of the Shake- sperian touch to it, thumbed the villain coach from the player\u2019s bench.Grand Bahama Island Realty Limited, 1117 St.Catherine St.West, Montreal coach\u2019s next move will be but he could disguise himself as he has a beatle wig to start with but this may not be necessary as we hear this official is leaving town and this could be the happy solution as the players and fans are not anxious to see episode number two of this drama of the ice lanes, known as the vanishing coach.Monday afternoon at West- mount arena, the Saints will encounter Lower Canada College team.The collegians are rated strong contenders for the senior hockey crown and this game will determine pretty well the future hopes of St.Leo's.WE WOULD BE INTERESTED IN MORE INFORMATION FROM YOU AS PRINCIPALS [_] About the investment opportunity [] Seeing your colour film on Grand Bahama Island [] Receiving literature on The Grand Bahama Island [J How we can receive an all expense paid trip to Grand Bahama Island ADDRESS ."]