The Westmount examiner, 8 mai 1969, jeudi 8 mai 1969

[" The fine that was paid at one foot p tt IL JL DE LA LECISLATUR-, HOTEL ng OV SNMES JU un np Ln \u2018 .\"4 LA vVAN-IST er dollar _ BAR MAS This looks like a perfectly ordinary, if slightly irregular, cheque \u2014 until you look closer.closer.The cashier at Westmount Police headquarters didn\u2019t have to look closer, however.That small rectangle in the upper left corner is an ordinary, regular-size parking ticket; which makes the cheque five feet long, one foot for every dollar of the $5 fine.Most Making not jus?your house but all of Westmount your home Vol.XXXVII, No.18 Biting out! Westmount 215, P.Q., Thursday, May 8, 1969 { 10¢ Dog's master fined $25 for policeman nipping A dog is not at liberty to defend its masters \u2014 or its master\u2019s father's \u2014 home in the best way it knows how: with its teeth.And least of all, against a policeman.Yesterday morning in West- mount Municipal Court it cost W.H.Gear, a Hampstead resident, $25 and costs to find this out, at the same time earning from Judge A.McT.Stalker a commendation for the able way in which, despite not being a lawyer.he conducted his own defence.Examiner readers will recall an item a few weeks ago in which Cst.St.Denis of the local force went to a home at 4715 The Boulevard in the course of investigation of a traffic accident and was bitten on the thigh.It didn't end there.The public safety officer was treated at the Montreal General for a wound vhich a doctor testified yesterday was \u201cconsistent with a dog bite.\u201d In due course.charge was made against Mr.Gear.owner of a beagle which was in temporary residence at the Boulevard ad- - dress, the home of Mr.Gear's father.William W.Gear.where the dog's master happened also to be visiting \u2014 attending a party \u2014 at the time in question.Noizy fuss Mr.Gear Senior also has a dog of his own, a boxer.When the doorbell rang, both pets made a noisy fuss, the boxer was relegated inside the inner vestibule door and Mr.Gear Junior grasped his beagle by the collar.This did not prevent the animal.however, from lunging at the policeman.Both the Messrs.Gear did not believe the officer could have been actually bitten: rather, perhaps clawed.Further, the older man testified that St.Denis calmly said he had been bitten rather Charges laid after chase Summonses have been issued.returnable in Westmount Municipal Court next Wednesday.to two south-shore Lafleche residents who last week led Westmount Police a high-speed chase to St.Hyacinthe.(See Examiner.May Last week they received suspended sentences in Montreal Sessions Court for stealing the 1961 Chevrolet in their home town.Now.Denis Sauvé.19.the driver.will face charges here which include driving without a licence.without lights.speeding and passing hrough red traffic lights.His companion was Michel La- .Tiviere 24.In addition to one Westmount cruiser damaged in the chase when it struck the sidewall of the Lafontaine tunnel.it was discovered subsequently that another Westmount Public Safety vehicle.one of the orange-and-black \u201cHallowe'en wagons.\u201d will require a new engine.burned out in the pursuit.It appears that in some 60.000 miles of slow city cruising the oil rings were not prepared for the strain.\u201ccrying out\u201d or making a fuss.The defence also contended that the charge was laid against the wrong man, since the father was the \u2018\u2018keeper\u2019\u2019 of the dog at the time according to the by-law.Judge Stalker did not agree.pointing out that the presence of the real master of the beagle.however temporary.put him in charge.Furthermore, considering the evidence of the doctor.other policemen and circumstances, the judge said he was \u201csatisfied beyond all reasonable doubt that the dog did bite.\u201d And he thought it commendable that a policeman would not cry out.In the course of testimony one exhibit was a veterinarian's certificate that the dog was free of disease symptoms.HE hs So SEE Local thunder probable.80°F ATT NEXT WEEK'S WEATHER By ERIC NEAL May 10to 17 Rain, sleet and gale winds, then improving and much warmer.Killing frosts possible in low lying places, and lower end of sloping gardens.Sunny with some chance of evening thundershowers in the south mid-week.Heavy mountain rains, even some snow for northern counties and the Gulf.Tree-damaging glaze frosts for some places.Bright and very warm to end the week.Heat fogs \u201c for the Cantons, and morning drizzle in mountains.Temp.range: southern counties, 30 and 75 to Laurentians, 30 and 70°F.; Quebec and Sherbrooke regions, 30 and 75°F.; Gaspé and Guif, 30-65°F .; The new Westmount Post Office, at St.Catherine and Olivier, should be open for full business on Tuesday morning, May 20, after the long Victoria Day holiday weekend, it was learned from postal official this morning.The move is being made from the old building at Greene and de Maisonneuve.Reuben proposals queried The May statutory meeting of Westmount City Council Monday evening.which lasted 25 minutes.was followed by a few minutes\u201d exchange between the mayor and Architect Joseph Baker concerning redevelopment plans of the Reuben Corporation for the lower-eastern corner of the city.His Worship told Mr.Baker that no firm plans had yet been submitted and.when they were.City Council would consider them prior to any consultation with other possibly interested parties.se = sd persons find tickets a blankety-blank nuisance, pay up quickly and the easiest way.Westmount Police suspect some form of protest being expressed here.This cheque, perfectly legal tender, was hand done on 25-inch-wide kraft wrapping paper, rolled up ond sent to the City by registered mail: postage, 58 cents.Vive la cité de Westmount! Sharpened pollution law made Westmount's air pollution by-law, with a sharpened stinger in its tail, got second and third readings and became law at Monday evening's statutory May meeting of City Council.An amendment, moved by Ald.Charles Aspler.tightened up the wording of Section 7.now makes perfectly clear \u2014 as City Attorney Arthur Weldon explained following a question by Mayor Peter McEntyre \u2014 that not only is it an offence to create air pollution but the city will have powers to stop people doing certain things which have the potential of polluting by creating dust.to wit: \u2018Every person who causes or permits any slack coal, cinders, ashes, sand, gravel, earth or other friable material to be piled or stored in the open air, or to remain so piled or stored, or to be loaded into or carried in any vehicle, shall have such material adequately covered so as to effectively prevent any sand, grit or dust from entering the atmosphere.\u201d (Continued on page 19) Board meets Monday The May meeting of the School Commissioners for the Municipality of the City of Westmount takes place in the board room of Westmount High School Monday evening at 8 pm.It is open to the public.Included on the agenda is the subject of civics.a visit by Dr.Stanley G.French regarding implementation of Regulation I and the teaching or oral French, and the superintendent's report which is expected to include the matter of a proposed public meeting on drugs and establishment ,of a school committee at Westmount High School. When Johnny has a fever, the doctor.Will the plane be on time?and find out.You can always .for a refill on your prescr the drugstore iption.When the kids are at the neighbours\u2019, And when your husband's coming home, of course he to get them home.late in rare etes ces, MEN .tease\u201d ssesssevecrserense Bell Canada Built, managed and awned by Canadians 2 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, May 8, 1969 Boys and girls move outdoors as Unity summer program shapes By Ray Viau Every sunny afternoon sees many of the younger members enjoying games in Staynor Park, across from the club.These outings are eagerly anticipated, and the staff also enjoys the great outdoors after spending so many months cooped up within the confines of the clubhouse.Being able to get outdoors brings to mind the fact that summer is fast approaching and The Montreal Boys\u2019 Association is making preparations to operate its summer camps.Registration already is under way for Camp Amy Molson, Camp Lewis and Camp Lightall.For further information contact a member of the staff at Unity Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 oA / SINCE 1916 OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE - RESIDENTIAL - - COMMERCIAL - - INDUSTRIAL - WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.637-2308 24 HOUR SERVICE Club or Kenneth Yazer at The Montreal Boys\u2019 Association, 1040 Atwater avenue.Boys and girls between the ages of 8 and 15 can be accommodated at a very nominal fee.Tomorrow at 8 pm is the long anticipated Speirs-Miller \u201cSpring Time Revue\u201d at Westmount High School Auditorium.All proceeds of this event will benefit the club.Naturally, we are hoping to have a full house.Our recent bazaar was such a success that we are planning a repeat performance on May 24.Anyone wishing to donate anything to this very worthy cause, the purchase of craft supplies, summer program equipment and costumes for TV Theatre, please contact the club.There will be the usual stalls: home cooking, gifts, white elephant, plants and flowers.candy, etc.as well as a tea room.games of chance and raffles.The club members and staff en joyed their recent expedition to Mount Royal Park so much that another hike and picnic is being arranged for two weeks hence.The members are requested to bring their own lunch.Angrignon Park is the site.Relay games and soccer baseball will be on the agenda again.Mrs.Wohl.who has studied drama in New York.is instructing the Teenagers every Wednesday night at the club in \"Method Acting\u201d Meadquarters tor PHILIPS VE: ARE | Record Players Stereos © TV Radios ® Shavers H SALES & SERVICE ola L274.| 0 1401 Peel Street \u2014 288-4161 {Corner of St.Cothenne) 1682 St.Zotique 121-2685 Re-Upholstering - 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3:30 Two are arrested for 'boosting' here Two men who gave no addresses.Lawrence Riley.27.and Henry Cowley.18.were arrested Tuesday afternoon on Sherbrooke street between Claremont and Victoria avenues.where they had been reported going in and out of personnel while the other lifts articles.Douglas Morison L.C.C.scholar ful service.And this time - will do the dishes! Give Mother the treat she so well deserves on Her Day, Sunday, May 11th.Take her to the \"Old Colony\u201d for dinner.Here she will appreciate the family atmosphere and she will enjoy the wholesome food and thought- somebody else \u2018OLD COLONY\" RESTAURANT (Formerly Macy's) 4855 Sherbrooke St.West cor.Victoria © Plenty of Free Parking nearby Also operating the \"1390\" Restaurant, 1390 Sherbrooke West and the \"555\" Restaurant, 555 Dorchester West.We also cater for weddings, parties, etc.COURTESY LA SALLE FOODS LTD.RMR to march Sunday to St.Matthias Church The annual church parade of the Roval Montreal Regiment will be held at 2:30 pm.Sunday to St.Matthias Church.Mountain Street at Sherbrooke VICTOR 2-4444 develop.disease.All citizens, CHEST X-RAY CLINIC VICTORIA HALL MAY 12-16 The chest x-ray has been historically associated with the early detection of tuberculosis but in recent years, as the incidence of tuberculosis has decreased, it has been more and more useful in the early detection of heart abnormalities and other diseases of the lung, particularly lung cancer.SOME FACTS ABOUT LUNG CANCER 1) It is the most common form of cancer.2) The incidence of lung cancer has increased 55% among males and 47% among females since 1957.3) The high risk group is the male cigarette smoker over 40 and to a lesser extent the female cigarette smoker.THE IMPORTANCE OF THE ROUTINE SCREENING X-RAY a) There is an 80% survival rate if a tumor is detected before the symptoms d) Conversely, there is a survival rate of only 15% when the diagnosis is established after the onset of the symptoms.During the previous clinics, held annually over the past three years, only 700 of the 9,000 films taken were of adult citizens.The fact that no cases of lung cancer were detected indicates that those citizens who are potentially most susceptible have not taken advantage of the service, as the death rate for lung cancer in Westmount is very close to the national average for this therefore, particularly those in the most vulnerable groups, are urged to make use of this potentially life-saving service. 4 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, May 8, 1969 PRIZE wy THE WESTMOUNT Examiner Making net just your house but all of Westmount your home Published Every Thursday by J.W.Sancton & Sons 4630 St.Catherine Street West Westmount 215, P.Q.Editorial Accounting Circulation Display Advertising Departments 932-3157 Classified Advertising 8.30 a.m.to 5 p.m.weekdays (7010.00 p.m.Mondays and Tuesdays) 931-7511 The Examiner aims te be an independent.clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.Mail Subscriptions: $3.50 per year: S2.00 hall vear.Ten cents a copy.Viember of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association.Quebec Weekly Newspapers Association.Second class mail registration number 1760 Clean-up drive launched by Harper Thankfully, fire losses in lives and property are low in Westmount.The good sense of citizens, first and foremost, backed up by a highly efficient fire brigade can be thanked.Such a situation is ready- made, of course, for complacency.We have almost every conceivable type of structure in this city, ranging from the old and rundown to high-rise skyscrapers.Every building conjures up its own particular sort of nightmare for firemen.None is ever completely fireproof.The most modern poses its own special problems, which firemen are constantly studying and attempting to anticipate.Meanwhile, the everyday responsibility of thie citizen goes on which includes constant vigilance throughout the year, and special attentions at certain times.One of those times is now.Director E.C.Harper, who also is vice-president of the Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs and thus concerned in the country-wide annual cleanup campaign.looks for special attention from local citizens.Every attic, closet and basement is a collecting place of worthless items, very often of the most inflamable type.If it is of no use to you, it is literally worse than useless if you should have a fire; indeed.it could cause one.Chuck it out.And here is a small commercial from The Examiner: if what you are throwing out may be of value to someone else.why not capitalize on it with a Classified Ad.Easily done: Call 931-7511 and ask Miss Sparky to help you.Happy clean-up! Q.E.H.'s Marden scores interference The Queen Elizabeth Hospi- tai, though just outside the city limits, has a special place in the hearts of many Westmount- ers.Many of us have been its patients.Some of our doctors and nurses labor there and numerous local people serve it in various valuable ways, not least of whom is A.Hollis Marden, 22 Renfrew avenue, its president of some years.At the recent annual meeting Mr.Marden had some pertinent things to say, not confined to the affairs of the Q.E.H.or to hospitals but about some public matters generally which bear underscoring.He takes some hefty swings at government spending priorities which constantly up expenditures and taxes and \u2018\u2018compound the critical fiscal problem which confronts us.\u201d In this respect, Mr.Marden adds, the Federal attitude toward Medicare \u2018\u2018does not make economic sense.a program we obviously cannot afford and which is bound to produce more inflation.\u201d Punching it home, he adds: \u201cI am unalterably opposed to spending our tax dollars to do for the great majority of our citizens what they can do, and would be much better off doing for themselves.\u201d Information is sought on Ben, Wm.Lyman Sir: While studying a number of Montreal businessmen, 1 have found it difficult to obtain information on Benjamin and William Lyman who were prominent industrialists in the nineteenth century.I am anxious to obtain material which will enable me to complete studies of these men for inclusion in a study of Montreal's economic development.I am especially anxious to discover date of birth, date of death, marital status.education.religious affiliation and membership in associations.Any information will be gratefully received and will help to record the career of important Montreal public figures of the last century.G.Tulchinsky Assistant Professer, Department of History Queen's University.Kingston, Ont.= e HON.C.M.DRURY Student power \u2014 use it! Montreal, Paris, New York, Berlin, San Francisco, Boston.What do these places connote to the reader?Gaiety, lavishness, excitement.All these and more.But these cities all have something much more tangibly in common one with the other \u2014 student unrest.Sir George Williams, La Sorbonne, Columbia, University of Berlin, San Francisco State College, Harvard.Institutions of va- tying repute and with a problem.How to cope with the activist minorities of universities is perhaps the number-one problem for North American society.Because what groups such as the anarchist SDS.(Students for a Democratic Society) are doing to the institutions as we conceive them has terrifying ramifications for\u2019 society as we conceive it.When one considers that the top growth industry today is the knowl- ledge industry and that the greater part of this knowledge is accumulated in universities, one wonders where this will lead us in the end.The paradox of having governments and industry dependent on the products of universities, the members of which (some at least) abhor any such institutions, is frightening indeed.Or is it?Are university graduates by and large of the clean-cut.congenial variety?Well, perhaps not.But neither are the anarchists who, in the manner of the SDS, want to destroy all \u2018\u2018institutions\u201d and begin anew.Their dress, their manner of speaking may be different from the attire and language of students of 10 years ago.But surely this is no precendent for change.What makes it seem so to many is the rate of change.But this is something which affects our whole society.I am fortunate as an MP.to have no less than four universities and colleges within my riding.Earlier in the year.I spoke with a political science class at Sir George Williams University.It was a very worthwhile experience indeed.There was an immediate meeting of the minds.They learned a little about the workings of cabinet and I gainea an insight into their thoughts.Their questions were honest and intelligent.More recently.I was confronted with a group representing the same university (although some may have attended other institutions) who presented non-negoti- able demands that the federal government inquire into the events leading up to the destruction of the university's computer centre and in particular to investigate charges of racial discrimination against a biology lecturer.These two unrelated incidents serve to show that students can LE no more be classified under one heading than can a country\u2019s people.There are activists, there are a few extremists and there are a\u2018great number of moderates who.are basically concerned with one objective \u2014 graduating from their respective universities, presumably more knowledgeable, more mature and a little wiser than they were before they entered col- ege.Many of these students are now seeking summer employment to enable them to carry on with their studies.Ideally they should be able to relate their work to their discipline.But the basic object is to earn the money to pay their tuition fees, room and board.I feel the student summer employment situation is not now much worse than it was last summer.What has aggravated the problem is that violent and vociferous extremist minority.They have both focused the public's attention on student problems generally, including summer employment, and caused a certain backlash among would-be employers by their means of highlighting these problems.This has, of course, resulted in a fear among the great majority of students that their efforts in, and chances of, obtaining summer employment have been diminished.The federal government, tor one, has recently taken a measure to provide more summer jobs for students.The cabinet has issued a directive instructing government departments and agencies to rearrange their priorities within existing manpower and budget allocations so that each will increase its student employment by at least 10 per cent over last summer.This is .a tan gible sign of the government's desire to acknowledge the tremendous potential of the student community, notwithstanding incidents which detract from this view.professional card: Howard society shows drug film here Saturday The John Howard Society of Quebec, a Red Feather Agency, Saturday celebrates its diamond jubilee with an annual meeting- luncheon.a public showing of a film on drug addiction and abuse, and a gala concert in the evening.The annual meeting and luncheon will take place at the Helene de Champlain Restaurant and will be presided over by Dr.Peter Roper, a former Westmounter, who is the society\u2019s president.In the afternoon at 4.30 the society is sponsoring a public showing of the widely-acclaim- ed film on drug abuse and addiction, \u2018\u2018Three\u201d, at Westmount High School auditorium.Admission is free and anyone interested in this problem is invited to attend.In the evening, a gala concert given by the Montreal Women's Symphony, under the baton of Ethel Stark, will be held at the Salle Claude Champagne of 8.30.Guest artists at the concert will be Jeffry and Ronald Marlowe, the American duo-piano team.Several Westmounters are active on the board of directors and have helped organize the events.Egan Chambers, 251 Ken- sington avenue, and Mrs.Barbara Clift, 695 Grosvenor avenue, are vice-presidents of the John Howard Society.The society's executive director is Stephen Cumas, 91 Hallo well avenue.Motard confirmed deputy fire chief Deputy Chief of Fire Paul E.Motard was confirmed in that appointment, effective from April 22, at Monday evening's Council meeting.He has been holding the post in an acting capacity since mid-winter during the retirement leave of his predecessor.Young Hartford man on illegal entry count Donald Edwards.20.of Hartford.Conn.was taken in custody by Westmount Police Friday evening and turned over to federal officials on a count of illegal entry into Canada.He had originallv -been picked up for questioning.Peeping-Tom report from Victoria avenue A peeping-Tom was reported Lo Westmount Folice at 2:15 am Sunday from a home on Victoria avenue.Investigation revealed nothing.Richard Rotholz, O.D.Optometrist TEL.931-4041 MIRACLE MART ALEXIS NIHON PLAZA ST.CATHERINE AND ATWATER VALUATIONS Alan Mitchell MC, CM.\"WORKS OF ART VALUED AGAINST FIRE - THEFT - DAMAGE {INSTITUTIONS AND PRIVATE COLLECTIONS) 4217 Blvd.De Maisonneuve, Mtl.215 P,Q.Tel.334-7227 Also: 932-0014 between 10 a.m.& 2 p.m.sp IT'S CLEAN-UP TIME AGAIN (STILL) Members of the Westmount Fire Brigade put together The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, May 8, 1969 - 5 Tucker portrait is hung A painting of ex-Mavor Michael L.Tucker.DSO.has been hung in the City Council chamber.joining those of the other former first magistrates gracing the walls of city hall.Subdivision approved at 14 Parkman Place Approval was given by City Council Monday evening to subdivision into two new lots of a property at 14 Parkman place owned by Robert P.Marks.Mother is tired and hungry.Poor mother.She dried your tears.And tied your laces (dou- ble-bows) and let you lick the icing bowl.The least you can do on her day is buy her a meal.In the Rib Room, at the Hotel Sonesta, mother can have an unforgettable roast beef dinner.But it is our spécialité.And we do have a lot of other traditional recipes that have made the Rib Room.So on Mother's Day give mother something she\u2019s been giving you for years.A great meal.She'll love you like a this display, which already hos been set up and shown mother.to a number of public and private gatherings in West- Now, we don\u2019t expect any- .mount this spring.It includes various items of small equip- ne in the family to sug- The following calls were an- ment used by the local firemen as well as two hand- oo that our ost boot swered by the Westmount Fire painted \u201cSparkies,\u201d symbol of this year's clean-up cam- 3 ; ing the past week : | .4 This year p cam can top hers.Brigade during the p paign.Director E.C.Harper this week issued a personal RIB ROOM Apr.30 request to homeowners as well as shopkeepers ond other Reservations: Philippe, 7:31 pm: 168 Metcalfe, fire businessmen to make o careful check-out and tidying of 845-1231 ! At Hotel Sonesta un smouldering in a cushion: attics, closets and basements in the interest of their own Doermen parking service.Peel & Sherbrooke May 1-2 safety and property protection.Nil.May 3 8:52 pm: 65 Rosemount, gas leak: May 4 2:38 pm: 364 Elm, opposite.strange odor; 3:40 pm: 111 Lewis, gas leak onkitchen range; May 5 9:57 am: Thornhill avenue, odor of gas.= 3:23 pm: 497 Mount Pleasant.false alarm : à 5:10 pm: Richelieu street.north side, grass fire: 7:27 pm: 73 Columbia, loose connection in electrical! panel: 8:30 pm: 635 Grosvenor.short circuit on stove.A washer is something You need in the kitchen This is our biggest investment \u2014 the skill and know-how of our bonded When dirty dishes ; > .You feel like ditchir.staff.This makes the difference when you move with Kenwood's.Kenwood's care! 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to the champions.B.A.Rothwell, recreation superintendent, and John Garland recreation supervisor, were also in attendance.The award winners included: Touch Football League, Termite Championship: Falcons: Robin Walker, Andrew Boright.Mike Whitacre, Gordon McJan- net, Sean French, Ronald Oshi- ma, William Chambers.Richard Cauchon, Ted Ziner and Tim Lantier, coach.Mosquito championship.Argos: John Herczegh.Yoichi Abe, Jamie O'Connell.Jimmy MacKay, Greg McParland.Seiji Oshima.Norman Mitchell and Jay Daly.coach.Touch Football referees: David Clarke.Randy Southin.Robert Swaffield and David Townsend.Tennis champions: Girls\u2019 Singles 12 and under.Jill Fuller: Girls\u2019 singles 16 and under.Gigi Mintz: boys\u2019 singles 12 and under.Geoff Collier: boys\u2019 singles 14 and under.Douglas Collier: boy's singles 16 and under, Martin Cu- kierman; ladies\u2019 singles.Margaret Jacobs: ladies\u201d doubles.Kennon Ratcliffe and Aullie Roger; men\u2019s singles.Earl Smith: men\u2019s doubles, Ratcliff and Jack Aikman, and mixed doubles, Margaret Jacobs and Mike Wertheimer.Softball leagues, Mosquito championship roster: Marlins: Stephen Emo, captain; Michael Wade, Brian King, Brian Teakle, Andrew Wade, Gary Jackson, Jimmy Laing, Charles Marien, John Chipman.Michael Kazenel.Kenny Madill.Donnie Taylor and Geoff Parkinson, coach.Softball championship roster, Pee Wee: Mets: David Kassie.captain.Doug Collier, Peter Fernberg, David Jarvis, Jay Daly.Bruce Macaulay.Torben Ulvante.Hugh MacLean.Jamie Shapiro.Gerald Lariviere.Gordon Walkling and Michael Hogle.Softball umpires: Dave Bea- sant.David Brault.John Closs.Michael Darragh.Stephen Emo.Michael Festing-Smith.Michael Hogle.M.MeMullon.Greg M Parland.Vic Pare.Ebbe Petersen.Jim Rehlaender.Tom Shapiro.Randy Southin.Bob Swaffield.David Townsend and Gordon Walkling.Eight - man tackle football championship roster; Mules: Geoff Collier.captain: Derek Smich co-captain: Vic Pare.co- captain David Brault.Peter Chapman.Wayne Kitchen.Geoff Parkinson.Randy Southin.Gordon Walkling.Peter Walkling.ly atmosphere of his Music by Plus (Just west of Cavendish) BILL BICKERDIKE.Invites YOU to enjoy a pleasant evening in the warm, friend- NNER The most lively pub in the West End \u201cTHE EVOLUTIONS\u201d WELL-KNOW ROCK GROUP.SPOTLIGHT DANCING - DOOR PRIZES Snacks and Entertainment See you at the \u201cLITTLE OLD PUB\u201d 6610 Sherbrooke St.West 484-0054 SPORTS Lary Galletti, Charles Gutelius, Bruce Cowper, Michael Howard, Geoffrey Wickham, Michael Jeppesen, Paul Hamilton, coach, and Cammy McFadden, coach.Top player Unanimously selected outstanding player by the coaches, Geoff Collier scored 15 touchdowns in 8 games, helping his team-mates to capture the league championship.He is 12 years of age ard is a student at Lower Canada College.Hockey League, Termite champions: Dragons: Brian Fitzgerald.captain.Timothy Ottawa Irish defeat local Rugger Club In the last of the trial games before the league fixtures commence this Saturday.Westmount Rugger Club proved its scoring ability in its game last week against Ottawa Irish in Ottawa.For the first half Westmount were continually pressing the Irish and scored two fine tries by Tim Crighton and Tim Tatman.the first of which was converted by David Moxey.The score at half time was 8 - 8 although Westmount were then dominating the game.However.early in the second half the club lost its second player to injury and thereafter played 13 against the 15 Irish.The most critical of the two losses was the stand-off.Sam Allison.who had set up both the first- half scores.but was injured while setting up the second.These losses weakened the club's attack and diluted the defence to such an extent that the Irish were able to score 8 more points for a final score of 16-8.Fortunately.none of the injuries was serious.John Runkle and Paul Von Wiese.both City residents and playing their first game for the club.showed great promise.Other club players in action in Ottawa were one for Montreal Selects.and four for Montreal Canadians.against their Ottawa counterparts.The club is especially proud of its large representation on the Canadians team.In the first round of the league fixtures this Saturday.the first team plays Montreal Wanderers at Westmount Athletic Ground (kick-off 2:30) and the second team.TM.R.at TM.R.(kickoff 3:30).STANDINGS MUNICIPAL SOFTBALL LEAGUE League standings at Tuesday am: LEAGUE GS P W L D Pts MOSQUITO Chiefs 7 1 1 0 0 2 Jets 7 2 1 1 0 2 Pirates 7 1 1 0 0 2 Red Wings 7 2 1 1 0 2 Indians 7 1 0 1 0 0 Marlins 7 1 0 1 0 0 PEE WEE Dodgers 121 1 0 0 2 Expos 2 1 1 0 0 2 Giants 12 1 0 1 0 0 Mets 12 1 0 1 0 0 Bracken assistant captain: Ash- Kelly assistant captain: Randy ley Lindsay assistant captain: Keith Stuart.Ian Hendry.Peter Greenwood.Keith Fernandes.Storer Baldwin.John Archer.Stephen Burke.Manlio Marescot- ti.Andrew Ferrier and David Beasant.coach.Mosquito champions: Huskies: Robert Devost.captain: Leigh Cruess assistant captain: Scott Glassco assistant captain: Norman Mitchell.Bob Muir.Geot- frey Wickham.Julian Heller.Harry Charlton.John Chipman.Louis Gialloreto.Douglas Cullen and Gilmour Beasant.coach.Mosquito all-stars: Chris Roberts.captain: David Cotting- ham.Andrew Cottingham.Geoff Wickham.Tom Rothwell.Ste- pehn Emo.Dean Kelly.Peter Taylor.Jerry Coughlan.Douglas Cullen.Douglas Selby.Norman Mitchell.Christopher Shannon and Jack Wilson, coach.Pee Wee champions: Huskies: Bruce Evans.captain: Dean Southin assistant captain; Jay Daly, Pierre Mallette Tim Hyde, Stuart Gall.Stephen Emo, Clifford Stevens.Michael Mor- ter.David Jarvis.Angus Mc- Crimmon, Chris Roberts and Sonny Gavin.coach.Pee Wee allstars: Geoff Parkinson.captain: Geoff Lloyd- Smith.assistant captain: James McCallum.assistant captain.Paul Angelas.Clifford Stevens.Dean Kelly.Billy Dodge.Gordon Walkling.Stephen Emo.Gus McCrimmon.Jay Daly.Tom Rothwell.Billy Cottingham.Mark Maron.Tim Lantier.David Cottingham.Andrew Cot- tingham and John Garland.coach.Bantam champions: Rangers: Marc Lalonde.captain: Michael Hogle.assistant captain: Stephen Pidcock.assistant captain: Normand Lariviere.Calvin Hugman.Peter Woolley.Patrick Fernandes, Alain Chaput.Char- (Continued on page 9) LE We Are Moving a On May 9th to MofMS 4202 DECARIE BLVD.Montreal 260 R.J.LEGGETT LIMITE Plumbing & Heating Contractors Serving the West End for over 50 years Our telephone number remains the same 488-1900 ner at Bar-B-Q for Day, Sunday.May 11th Chateau Bar-1B-@ Take Mother out to din- The Chateau Mother's SPECIAL MENU JUNIOR FILET MIGNON with mushrooms and all the trimmings 2.70 Full course meal PRIME RIB OF BEEF AU JUS 3.40 VEAL SCALOPPINI \u201cFRANCESCA\u201d Many other delicious dishes including Red Brand Steaks, Bar-B-Q Chicken and Southern Fried Chicken.© LICENSED FOR BEER AND WINE ¢ 3151 Sherbrooke St.West (Corner Vendome) Phone: 482-2950 2.30 @) pf © IF ee CIM 40922 12a TTRIIWC CME y 2a] The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, May 8, 1969 - 7 È Ho CALL AT KANE'S Hewes\" 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USE YOUR CHARGEX CARD \u2018 8 - The Westmdunt Examiner, Thursday, May 8, 1969 SYNAGOGUE ANGLICAN Temple Emanu-El 4100 Sherbrooke St.W.DR.HARRY J.STERN, Rabbi Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone, Assistant Rabbi CANTOR HERMAN K.GOTTLIEB SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, May 9th at 8:15 o'lcock DR.STERN will review the book \u2018Heaven Help Us\" by Herbert Tarr.Saturday Morning, May 10th at 11:30 o\u2019clock germonette by Rabbi Bloomstone based on Pirke s.BAR MITZVAH At the Worship both Friday evening and Saturday morning David Malen, son of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Maien will be called to the reading of the Torah in observance of his Bar Mitzvah.RELIGIOUS SCHOOL High School Department \u2014 Saturday mornings at 9:30 o'clocl; Junior School - Sunday mornings at 9:30; Daily Hebrew School \u2014 Monday thru Thursday afternoons commencing at 4:00 o'clock.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, May 11th 11:00 a.m.Church Service 11:00 a.m.Sunday School 11:00 a.m.Nursery for Infants Lesson-Sermon Subject \u201cADAM AND FALLEN MAN\" Every Wednesday 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM in the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1 to 4 p.m.Wednesday 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.UNITARIAN THE UNITARIAN CHURCH OF MONTREAL CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.tat Simpson} 11:00 a.m.\u201cYOUR COMMUNITY NEEDS YOU\" Minister : Rev.Leonard Mason B.A.B.D.Organist: Kenneth Meek B.Mus.Choir Director: Barbara Keats B.Mus.CHURCH SCHOOL in Trafalgar School.3495 Simpson St.at 11:00 a.m.LAKESHORE UNITARIAN CHURCH at 14 Cedar Ave.Pointe Claire.Services at 9:30 and 11:15 a.m.Minister: Rev.Fred Cappuccino NORTHSHORE FELLOWSHIP at 1 - Sth ave.Roxboro - Service on Sunday.at 8 p.m.ST.MATTHIAS Cote St.Antoine Road at Church Hill Canon J.N.Doidge The Rev.W.L.Chatterton ROGATION SUNDAY | 8:00a.m.\u2014 Holy Eucharist 9:30 a.m.\u2014 Holy Eucharist: Sermon \u2014 C.Headon 11:00 a.m.\u2014 Mattins: Sermon \u2014 C.Headon 11:00 a.m.\u2014 Church School, Nursery and Crib Corner 2:30 p.m.\u2014 Annual Service of the Royal Montreal Regiment WEDNESDAY 10:00 a.m.\u2014 Holy Communion THURSDAY .Ascension Day 11:00 a.m.and 7:45 p.m.\u2014 Holy Communion Organist & Choirmaster \u2014 Aubrey M.Foy.ARCO.ST.STEPHEN'S DORCHESTER and ATWATER Mr.E.Tait, Organist May lith 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion Rev.W.T.Whyte.: We Welcome You CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Corner of Wood and Maisonneuve, Westmount The Rev'd K.G.Rutter The Rev'd Canon B.Lindsay ROGATION SUNDAY 8:00 a.m.The Holy Eucharist 11:00 a.m.Sung Eucharist HOLY EUCHARIST DURING THE WEEK 7:00 a.m.Tuesday 9:30 a.m.Wednesday 8:00 a.m.Friday Organist: Mr.Paul Crawford LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 285 Clarke Ave., Westmount Rev.Helmut Saabas Muss Lydia Eibich \u2014 Urganist SUNDAY May 11th 9:30 a.m.Senior Sunday School and Bible Class 11:00 a.m.The Service.Jr.S.8.and Nursery WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.West at Roslyn Ave.Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister \u2014 Rev.J.Frank Patch, B.A.B.D.11:00 a.m.REV.ARTHUR G.McDOWELL President, Baptist Convention of Ontario & Quebec.7:30 p.m.\"WE BELONG TO GOD\u201d Sunday School: 10:00 a.m.and 10:45 a.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME WESTMOUNT PARK CHURCH (United) Lansdowne Ave.and Maisonneuve Blvd.Rev.H.Ray Ashford.Minister Mr.Christopher Jackson, Organist 11:00 a.m.CHRISTIAN FAMILY SERVICE At Noon: The Coffee-Hour Welcome to All \" TN) | HURCH en br Vos SERVICES \u2018AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE Temple Men, Youth elect officers Sabbath services tomorrow evening, at Temple Emanu-El at 8:15 o\u2019clock will include a review by Dr.Stern of the book \u2018Heaven Help Us\u201d by Herbert Tarr.Saturday morning at 11:30 o'clock there will be a sermonet- te by Rabbi Bloomstone based on Pirke Ovos.Religious School rally and closing exercises will be held on Sunday morning.Pupils are to meet in their classes as usual at 9:30 for final half hour session.Parents are to assemble in the Grover Auditorium at 10:00 o'clock when award of prizes will take place and also a dramatic presentation under the direction of Mrs.Lionel Morris.Home and School Association will present roses to mothers in observance of Mother\u2019s Day.Robert E.Glaymon was elected president of the Temple Men's Club at the closing breakfast meeting last Sunday.Others elected included: Honorary president, David Metrick: first vice- president, Seymour Isenman; second vice-president, Robert Benson, third vice-president, Bernard Issenman; treasurer, David Bernstein; secretary, Morley Sob- UNITED ST.ANDREW'S WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.Antoine Road, near Argyle Ave.Rev.E.À.Kirker, B.A., B.D.Rev.M.R.Ralph, B.A., B.D.Ministers Christian Family Sunday 11:00 a.m.- Morning Worship Sermon \u201cIS THE FAMILY OBSOLETE?\" Gordon C.White, B.Mus.Organist and Choir Director.DOMINION DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.and Landsdowne Avenue Rev.R.Douglas Smith.B.A., B.D.Rev.J.T.P.Nichols, M.A., B.D.Mrs.Holly E.Davidson Organist and Choirmaster: Mr.Victor McCorry CHRISTIAN FAMILY DAY 11:00 a.m.Family Worship Girls of the C.G.L.T.will take part Crib Corner for infants Church School BAPTIST Snowdon Baptist 5275 Earnscliffe Ave.N.D.G Corner Eamschitte and Isabella Telephones: 486-9860 or 482-6765 Pastor: Rev.E.Gorbett B.Th.BR.E.SUNDAY SERVICES 9:45 a.m.Bible Schoo! for all 11:00 a.m.and 7:00 p.m.Wednesdays 8 p.m.Prayer Fridays at 8 p.m.Youth A Fellowship Church with a Warm and Friendly Biblical Outreach\u201d \u2014 Visitors Most Welcome \u2014 PRESBYTERIAN STANLEY Westmount and Victoria Aves.Minister: Rev.S.Macdonell B.A.B.D.SUNDAY, May 11th 11:00 a.m.Morning Worship 10:15 a.m.Church School 11:00 a.m.Kindergarten Organist and Choir Director Doris Killam A.R.C.T.I.Mus (McGill) Visitars Welcome cuff; members of the executive, Jack Grossman and Jack Engels; board members: Basil Ballon, Albert Brull, Sam Engels, Henry Fleming, Herman Gruenwald, Mike Gutwillig, Arnold Hollinger, Mervin Kerman, Soulie Levine, Jack Markow, Frank Nash, Saul Perelman, Neil Phillips, Zoltan E.Sabo, Ben Weider, Jim Williams, Col.Joel Wolfe, Peter Zin- man, Peter Roston.Gets award Mrs.Joseph Cooper was presented with an award of merit at the Sisterhood donor luncheon on Tuesday, April 29, by Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern who paid tribute to Mrs.Cooper for her devoted service to the congregation and to the Sisterhood in particular during the past 32 years.The meeting was addressed by Pierre Berton on \u2018\u2018The Cool Canadian,\u201d presented by Mrs.Irvin Gerts- .man and thanked by Mrs.Robert Wiener.Presiding was Mrs.Stern, co-president.The closing meeting of the Sisterhood and the election of officers and board members takes place Tuesday.May 20.Temple Youth held its annual election on Tuesday, April 29.The group held a panel discussion on \u2018\u2018Exploring the Relationships of our Youth and Their Parents.\u201d Prior to this program the following were elected: President, Cynthia Haichin, first vice-presi- dent, Freda Kramer; second vice- president, Jonathan Izenberg; treasurer, William Schleichkorn; secretary, Lynn Adelstein; NFTY representative, Neil Poch and membership chairman, Robert Whyte.The following new members have been welcomed to Emanu-El: Mr.and Mrs.William Goldenberg, Michael Issley, and Miss Vickie Kirkpatrick, Walter A.Moos, Miss Gita Davis, Mr.and Mrs.Murray Pedvis, Leon van Gelder, Miss Joyce Maclnnes, Robert I.Fenske, Miss Margaret Hockman, Harry Ram, Miss Eva Worthyson.Baptist officers to visit locally Officers of the Convention of Baptist Churches of Ontario and Quebec will be visiting in Montreal pulpits on Sunday.Rev.Arthur G.McDowell, convention president, will preach at the morning service in Westmount Baptist Church.A rally will be held at 3 pm in the Town of Mount Royal Baptist Church for all Convention Baptists.The evening service at West- mount will be conducted by the minister, Rev.Frank Patch, whose topic is \u201cWe Belong to God.\u201d After evening worship there will be a Fellowship hour, to which all are cordially invited.Christian Family _ Sunday is marked .at Dominion Christian Family Sunday will be observed in Dominion-Douglas.The girls of the CGIT.will present the message in modern form.Last Sunday 23 young people were confirmed.Following the worship, a buffet luncheon was held for the young people and their parents.At this time Bibles and certificates were presented by Mrs.Davidson and Dr.Parker Chesney.at St.Andrew's This Christian Family Sunday at St.Andrew's United Church, Westmount, the title of the sermon will be *\u2018Is The Family Obsolete.\u201d The service ill be conducted by Rev.E.A.Kirker.The sermon will be given by Rev.M.R.Ralph.Ex-U.N.PR man is speaker here \u201cDo We Think.or Just Think We Think?\" is the title of a free public lecture on Christian Science to be given by John H.Wynd- ham, CSB.of Los Angeles.next Thursday evening at 8.15 o'clock in the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.Mr.Wyndham was formerly a director of public information with the United Nations in Euro pe.and entered the public practice of Christian Science healing in 1958.He became a teacher of Christian Science in 1964.He is currently on a world tour as a member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship.The two contradictory accounts of creation in the book of Genesis will be contrasted and considered in the lesson-sermon on \u2018Adam and Fallen Man\u2019 to be read at the services in all the Christian Science churches this Sunday.INC.9610 SHERBROOKE STREET, WEST Invest it in a man.pick-ups.you.The Salvation Army depends upon your help during the spring Impossible to answer all calls.Please use our drop boxes or bring large articles to our centre, 1620 Notre Dame Street West.Thank Qe. 6, Long list.(Continued from page 6) les Marchant, Ian Donald, David Johnson and Robert McRae.coach.Midget champions: Badgers: John Galbraith, Randolph Up- shaw, Ernest Christmas, Eric Elvidge, William McMaster, Pierre Leclaire, Serge Sullivan, Desio Fernandes, Paul Ryan, Robert Swaffield, Peter Roberts and Bruce Lerner, coach.Hockey Leagues 1969 Scoring Champions NAME SECTION GP G A Pts B.Fitzgerald Termite 1220 22 Play-offs 2 5 5 Peter Taylor Mosquito .10 16 5 21 Play-offs 2 3 3 G.Parkinson Pee Wee 15 18 12 30 Play-offs 2 4 4 M.Lalonde Bantam 18 21 16 37 Play-offs 2 3 3 6 D.Fernandes Midget 14 31 11 42 Play-offs 3 3 6 9 Hockey League referees: Bob Aiken, Richard Atherton, Garry Bowden, Ronny Brambell, David Brault, David Chapman.Bill Cottingham, Alex Darragh, Neil Fernandes, Keith Gavin, Sonny Gavin, J.Gendron, John Goddard, Harry Griffiths, David Jarvis, Donald McCallum, Jimmy Mec- Coll, Bill McJannet, Geoff Parkinson, Stephen Pidcock, Grant Sherriffs, Clifford Stevens, Huntley Stratford, Bob Swaffield.Andrew Tunis, David Clarke (TK), Kevin Dawson (TK), Stephen Emo (TK), Tim Lantier (TK), Gordan Walkling (TK) and John Closs and Ebbe Petersen timekeepers.Hockey Leagues 1969 outstanding players: Termite: A member of the Dragons, who won the Termite championship, this boy scored 115 points in the regular season and all the team\u2019s goals in the playoffs.He began in the skating class at the start of the season.and through his determination and desire and constant practice.developed into a promising young hockey player.Tim Bracken is 9 years of age and is in Grade 4 at Westmount Park School.He also played on the Termite All- Star team.Mosquito: Playing his second year in organized hockey.this TOMMY TOMASSO Says Kentucky Fried Chicken Col.Sander\u2019s Recipe From rowsso WLLL es \u201cThe Greatest\u201d 5249 De La Savane Delivery in Westmount 739-5555 year\u2019s Mosquito winner displayed fine stick-handling ability and puck control in helping his team to the play-offs and to the championship.A fine team player and keen competitor, he put an all-out effort in every game, making him a standout in a league that had several brilliant hockey players.Geoff Wickham is 10 years of age and a student at the Priory.He also played on the Mosquito All-Star team.Pee Wee: Playing his sixth year in the Recreation Department and had 12 assists for 30 points during a 15-game schedule.He is a real team player, and leader who is popular with his team-mates.He has been a member of the Pee Wee All-Star team for the past two years.Geoff Parkinson is a Grade 8 student at Westmount High School.Bantam: This year\u2019s Bantam winner led his team to the championship with 21 goals and 16 assists, compiling a total of 37 points over the regular schedule and adding an additional 6 goals in the play-offs.A strong skater and good puck carrier.Marc La- londe is a Grade 8 student at St.Leo\u2019s Academy.Midget: This year\u2019s Midget winner was a run away, compiling a total of 42 points in 14 games plus 9 points in the 3 game play-off series.He led his team to the championship.He displayed good hockey sense and good sport- manship at all times.Desio Fer- nandes is 17 years of age and is a student a Marymount High.Goaler: The award for the outstanding goaler goes to Douglas Cullen of the Huskies in the Mosquito League.He allowed but 20 goals in the regular schedule and 3 in the play-off series.He has a lot of potential.He is a Grace 6 student at St.Paul's Academy and was also a member of the Mosquito All- Star team.Laundry coin boxes robbed on Lansdowne Five coin boxes on laundry machines in the apartment house at 300 Lansdowne avenue were reported Saturday morning to have been broken open and the unestimated contents stolen.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, Moy 8, 1969 - 9 CAMPBELL GILDAY CO.LIMITED MONTREAL, QUEBEC Symbol of quality roofing since 1883 Call our representative for free estimate © RESIDENTIAL © COMMERCIAL ® INDUSTRIAL 7300 St.James St.W.(At West Broadway) 482-9566 Th MAY - JUNE - JULY Weddings - Receptions Bowling Banquets Private Parties - Socials - Dances 4626 Sherbrooke St.West 935-8531 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avenue.Reservations are in the hands of Mrs.Paul Ouimet.58 Sunny- side avenue, and Mrs.H.J.Ro- nalds.1 Rosemount avenue.Patrons Covering patrons, are Mrs.Freeman Svenningson, 483 Elm avenue; Mrs.Dudley Dawson, 218 Edgehill road: Mrs.David Hodg- Diamond Dinner Ring Brilliant, marquise and baguette cut diamonds set in platinum SPECIAL ORDER WORK PRIMAVESI & KAUFMANN JEWELLERS © DESIGNERS CERTIFIED GEMMOLOGISTS Accredited Gem Laboratory American Gem Society Fellows Gemmological Association of Great Britain SIX DIAMONDS INTERNATIONAL AWARDS MEMBERS DIAMONDS INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY 1454 MOUNTAIN STREET SUITE 102 845-2385 son, 3246 Cedar avenue: Mrs.Douglas Creighton, 177 Edgehill road; Mrs.Jack Reitman, 780 Lexington avenue, and Mrs.P.Henderson, 482 Mount Pleasant avenue.Mrs.Louis Gravel, 374 Met- calfe avenue, is one of the two persons dealing with the program.cludes Mrs.Hugo H'acci, 368 Metcalfe avenue: Mrs.Pierre Charbonneau, 796 Lexington avenue, and Mrs.G.J.McHale, 435 Strathcona avenue.And lan Ross, 24 Thornhill avenue, and Mrs.Pierre Salbaing, 55 Belvedere place, are among those involved in artistic production.The telephone committee in- IN BALLET CABARET PLANNING At a recent meeting to discuss plans for the Ballet Cabaret dinner-dance being held next Wednesday evening at the Chateau Champlain in aid of the National Ballet of Canada, were, left to right, Mrs.Emilio Gioia, 72 Sunnyside avenue, and Mr.and Mrs.John Foch, 516 Argyle avenue, all vice-chairmen of the gala event.Ale LADIES WEAR 4001 Sherbrooke Street West, Westmount Telephone 484-4875 Under New Management requires EXPERIENCED SALESLADY UP TO $100 A WEEK TO START of IN LOCAL ARTIST'S EXHIBITION This is \u201cThe Table\u201d by Metcalfe avenue artist B.Galbraith-Cornell, included in an exhibition which opens tomorrow for a month at the art centre on Mount Royal, just beyond Beaver lake.Westmount artist's show opens tomorrow for month Westmount Artist B.Galbraith- Cornell.a resident of Metcalfe avenue, will hold an exhibition of paintings for one month commencing tomorrow in \u201cduo\u201d with A.Carreau-Kingwell, at the Mount Royal Art Centre.1260 Remembrance road, past Beaver lake.This exhibition is by invitation and under the auspiees of the Montreal Parks and Recreation Department.arranged by Jean Bertrand.arts supervisor under Director of Parks André Champagne.The showing is daily from 1 to 7 pm until June 8.inclusive.Both artists are well-known on the Montreal art scene and have exhibited widely.Galbraith - Cornell was born and studied here at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and.besides many solo and group shows in this city.has also held one-man exhibitions in Quebec City, Toronto and London.England \u2014 gaining acceptance also to the Royal Academy.London, in 1967.Two works of this artist were purchased by the Nova Sco- tia Government and paintings are in private collections in Canada, Mexico, England, Australia and the U.S.A.Carreau - Kingwell.a resident of Town of Mount Royal, is French Canadian and studied at the Beaux Arts and the Old Monument National.Besides several one-man shows, this artist has also exhibited extensively in group exhibits and is noted as well in the handicraft field for a new method of rug-making.and as a teacher for the past seven years at the Town of Mount Royal Center.This joint exhibition toured Maritime universities during the past winter on the Atlantic Provinces Art Circuit.FLOWERS George Pickrell Fresh and Artificial Rentals.Flower arrongements renewed monthly in your own containers.See our outstanding display ot 4154 St.Catherine W.Deliveries - 935-5431 aco.| OT1St® and PLANTS Bohemian Prestige .Elegance .2) * .o Exquisite good taste An ideal mother's day gift.Imported hand cut heavy lead crystal single flower vase.Also many other imported crystal and china pieces at greatly reduced prices suitable for mother's day gins.Choose Your Mother's Day, Wedding and Shower Gifts from The House of Fine Crystal and China.ART CENTRE 1187 Phillips Place 842.7632 Coming | Events Appeal for clothing The Grenfell Labrador Medical Mission is appealing for hospital supplies.layettes.and new children's and teen's clothing for its stations on the Labrador coast.Donations may be sent to: St.Matthias Church Hall.12 Church Hill.Westmount 217.from May 15 to 28.We regret that we are unable to accept furs or used clothing.For further information call Mrs.Alan Gordon 933-6271.Annual card party The Knights of Columbus.Montreal Council No.284, Ladies Auxiliary, are holding their Annual Card Party on Wednesday, May 14th at 8:15 pm.in St.Kevin\u2019s Church Hall, 5600 Cote-des- Neiges Road.Tickets may be reserved in advance by calling 932 8994 from 5:00 am.to 5:00 p.m.Players to bring their own cards.Door and table prizes.BEAUTIFUL - HEAVY ANTIQUE VELVET 54\" Width Plain or Embossed $859 YD.Reg.$23.00 SAMPLES ON REQUEST STATE COLOR REQUIRED Upholstering - Draperies, ete.THE RUG MART LTD.315 YOUVILLE Sû.Montreal 842-6831 La ath 54 97 7 * The Westmount Examiner, thursday! May 8, 1969-13 flower & green decorations reg'd 4918 Sherbrooke Street West, Westmount 213, P.0.FLOWERS and PLANTS FOR MOTHER'S DAY Sunday, May 11th Elizabeth MacDermot 481-9388 A Hairdo that draws all attention to you! So lovely, yet so carefree .let our stylists create the new look of Spring for you.STREAKS and FROSTING Includi pris $15 ve WE SPECIALIZE IN PERMANENTS Thiede HAIRDRESSER 4927 Sherbrooke St.W.LU 482- 4320 (Near Claremont) 11:4 J 60 PRE 5763 St.Lawrence Blvd.Question.In our new home.which is under construction.our builder is trying to persuade us to use a metal or plastic tule.We have been told that ceramic 1s better.What is vour opinion?D.E.Answer.Ceramic is more desirable because of its greater durability.Lower priced homes have bathroom walls of plastic or metal tile which have a tendency to fade.rust and sometimes even dent.Question.Some of my asphalt tiles are discolored and broken.1 would like to remove them without disturbing the other tiles around them.How can this be done?L.E.Answer: You may remove vour asphalt tiles without damaging the adjacent tiles by using a heated electric iron.To protect the sole of the iron place a piece of waxed paper or wrapping paper on the tile.The heat from the iron will cause the tile to become pliable.You can then lift the imperfect tile very easily.Question: ] have a very large lawn both in tront and in my back vard.Every spring and summer I have an endless task of removing weeds that have grown up.I remove each weed.individually.and even though I like gardening.1 am becoming ted up with the weed problem.Do you know of a quick way to remove these weeds\u201d D.E.Answer: We came across a very ingenious idea which should be ot help to you.An efficient weed cutter can be made by removing the handle of a butcher knife and riveting the blade in the slotted end of a broomstick.After riveting.the blade is bent to the desired working angle.In use.the cutter is swung like a golf club.and if kept sharp.will cut even the most stubborn weeds.ware, etc.EST'D 1924 CANADIANA ANTIQUE SALE 45th ANNIVERSARY Breitman\u2019s are having their opportunity to acquire some of the finest quality Canadiana.Armoires, tables, buffets, carvings, glass- AT DISCOUNTS UP TO 40% Gift Suggestions for Mother\u2019s Day, May 11th S.BREITMAN ANTIQUES 1353 GREENE Avenue WESTMOUNT FIRST sale.A fine 937-0275 _ Schools.Ads - ads - ads The heaviest program of any concert in this city is without doubt the \u2018book of the Concert Society of The Jewish People's It is 136 pages of top- quality, shiny.white paper.bound by a stiff cover without lustre.One hundred pages!!! There is always some original design or drawing on the front.This year is quite effective but in an unfinished.modernistic style.It suggests the violin.the cello and the piano keyboard - none of these instruments completed.Above on top has \"The Concert Society of The Jewish People's Schools (then in smaller print) proudly presents Eugene Istomin pianist \u2014 Isaac Stern and thirty-six tend School of Art 5686 MONKLAND AVE.SUMMER COURSE AGE 11-15 yrs.Three mornings a week.Registration before May 15th.Call 484-4277 violonist \u2014 Leonard Rose cellist in concert\u201d.There is an attractive crest with the initials C.S.in the upper left hand corner.The bottom of the cover has \u201cTwelfth Annual Concert \u2014 Saturday.May 3.1969 \u2014 Salle Wilfrid Pelletier.Place des Arts.\u201d It is quite unbelievable that there are so many men and women involved in this one yearly project with Allan Bronfman as honorary chairman of the Society.The honorary patrons.the board.the past chairmen.the various advisors and 15 others chairmen include many Westmounters.too numerous to mention here.The ladies committee has 58 names and I counted 81 on the men\u2019s committee.There are more articles this season with Editorial Consultant Stanley Cohen of The Star.whose comment is titled.\"New Worlds of Learning.\u201d The trio of great performers.each a virtuoso in his own right.has a good picture with a thumbnail sketch of their origin as a group in 1961.Next page has two lists numbering 60 sponsors for the concert.Following is a full page about the special award recipient.Gratien Gelinas.with a jovial picture of the well known artist.Patrons for the Concert Society take three pages to list \u2014 three STANSTEAD OLLEGE STANSTEAD.QUE.A RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS Quebec Grades VII to XII (Senior Matriculation) Preparation for alt Canadian and American Universities ESTABLISHED 1817 Stanstead is interested in boys of ability and potential who want to do their best.At Stanstead your boy will find: \u2014 @ Academics, athletics and service opportunities.@ The techniques of learning are considered as important as academic facts.@ Discipline is based upon the concept of consideration for others.@ An interested, helpful staff, amidst a friendly environment.Fine buildings, a beautiful country location, small classes, chapel services and outstanding athletic facilities.The HEADMASTER, RAYMOND LESTER, B.PAED., DIP.ED.columns on each.It was too many names to count although I did add the number of advertisements which are listed alphabetically at the back of the souvenir program.Guess how many there are?Three hundred and eighty-six! To promote culture as well as aiding the funds of The Jewish People's Schools was the idea of Mrs.Charles Balinsky.a charming lady, founder-presi- dent of the Concert Society.Every season.each concert (all 12 of them) has been a success.but how could they possibly.next year.top Saturday's great concert by the Istomin \u2014 Stern \u2014 Rose trio next year\u201d Sharpened.(Continued from page 1) The council's wit, Ald.Jean Richer.was quick to remark that at last he had a weapon to keep youngsters from dragging sand and other such material into his station wagon.And City Manager Norman Dawe commented.in reply to an alder- manic question as to whether or not there had been any questions from citizens following first reading of the by-law a forthnight previous.that he thought that the storv in The Examiner (Apr.24.P.1» had adequately explained the measure and that the reproduction there of the Ringelmann scale for measuring smoke density.probably helped.incinerator Several readers have commented to The Examiner that one of Westmount's biggest creators of smoke and pollution must be the city\u2019s own incinerator on Glen road.Fact is.it used to be a good deal worse than it is now since the installation of a \"wet scrub\u201d system of baffles and curtains of water for removing solids from the smoke.When the incinerator was built in 1958.it was one of the last \u201cbatch\u201d plants built in Canada.the process being that garbage is dumped from hoppers into the fire.thus reducing temperatures and creating a smouldering.smoking mass until temperatures rise again.The more modern method.providing more efficient combustion.is a continugus- feed.It is unlikely Westmount will get a new incinerator in the near future.since there is adequate capacity for foreseeable needs.The station now is operated about 9 hours per dav and last year handled all Westmount's garbage.some 13.700 tons.Meanwhile.city officials claim.the wet-scrub system works quite well.COURS BAYARD Directrice: Mme Senart Jardin d'enfants \u201cLes joyeux Bambins\u201d 3021 ave Trafalgar Cours primaire français 3705 Coronet Tel.: 933-3186 FRANCES GOLTMAN Pianiste Lic.Mus.First Medalist \u2014 McGill University Teacher Columnist \u2014 Critic PIANO TUITION \u2014 ALL GRADES Talent Developed Phone 484-6424 5506 Notre Dame de Grace Ave.A great holiday idea\u2019 TAKE AHIKE ON A BIKE! Be adventurous.Do something different .something exciting this summer.Take a hike on a bike.Join a CYH eycle tour and see the country at your own pace.Enjoy life in the great outdoors.but with the comfort of youth hostels too.6 Great Get-Away Tours include: « 3 weeks in the Rockies.« 2 weeks around Cape Cod.* 14 days thru Quebec \u2014 New England.And all at non-profit rates from 843 to S10.: European tours, too! For free brochure call: Cycle Touring Section CANADIAN YOUTH HOSTELS ASSOCIATION L__1324 Sherbrooke St.W.242-2048 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, May 8, 1969 -19 Heather ladies elect officers At the Annual Meeting, recently, of the Ladies\u2019 Club, The Heather Curling Club, Inc., Mrs.a.B.Simpson was elected president.Other officers elected for the coming season were: First vice- second vice-president, Mrs.W.G.Hart; treasurer, Mrs.T.A.Beauchamp; recording secretary, .D.Ramsay; corresponding secretary, Mrs.C.P.Batt; hospitality chairman, Mrs.J.W.Marsh; match chairman, Mrs.J.B.Macdonald, and LCA Rep- president, Mrs.J.E.Heward; resentative, Mrs.S.S.Jefferys.fave NOM Nominingue, Que.MELE 45 years under same management Boys 7 to 15 years - Seven Age Groups Permanent Senior Staff - Resident Doctor and two Nurses Well-known to over 4,000 former campers and their parents.Ideal camp site.Safe sandy beach.Specialists 4 and qualified instructors for swimming, canoeing, sailing, \" water skiing, crafts, tennis, archery, riflery, nature, camp- craft, canoe trips.Orienteering, Indianlore., | y A 2] 119 Cragmore road, Pointe Claire - Tel.695-2816 L Peter Van Wagner, Director AN ACCREDITED CAMP of the Quebec Camping Assoc.Camp Arrowhead © Camp Nokomis LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG A Private Camp for Boys Boys 6-15 Robert K.Murray.B.A.A Private Camp for Girls Girls 6-14 .| Janet Dimock RN.(Mrs.J.D) Executive Director Executive Director Camp Arrowhead Inc.Camp Nokomis Kenneth H.Murray, M.Ed.Managing Director of Camps Arrowhead and Nokomis Both camps.-have excellent accommodation.swimming.sailing, canoeing.games, archery.crafts, and all the usual camping activities.There is a resident nurse in each camp.The Magog Medical Group are the camp doctors.Well qualified and competent staffs.Camp Nokomis is a separate camp located one half mile from Camp Arrowhead on the same property.Camp Office 5880 Maricourt St., Montreal 458, P.Q.Telephone: 322-6567.If no answer call 738-4469.\u201cACREDITED CAMP OF THE QUEBEC CAMPING ASSOCIATION\u201d FOR BOYS 6 - 16 YEARS Lac Archambault, St.Donat, Que.68TH SEASON.Fully equipped: experienced staff.Registered nurses with doctor on call.Unequalled site; instruction in land sports, shooting, archery, c i sailing, i g and water skiing; canoe trips and Camp Craft.Director C.Barrett Powter, B.A.Folder on request N.B.Powter, 234 St, Anne St., St.Anne de Bellevue Tel.453-5745 or 697-1201 \u201cAn Accredited Camp of the Quebec Camping Association* AMp OuApEaV IN THE LAURENTIANS for girls 6-16 Swimming, sailing, conoeing, tennis tripping, dramatics, crafts, archery.Director - Miss Joyce Bertram 4865 Queen Mary Rd.Mtl 248 Tel.737-2796 Accredited member of Quebec Camping Ass'n.Established in 1922 COUNTRY SITE FOR SALE Suitable children\u2019s camp or development.19 acres.550 feet waterfront - clean lake.On private road - electric service - 3 wells.7 miles from Ste.Agathe.Tel.486-5959 20 - Thursday, May 8, 1969 Muffler noise added to others How do you define noise?That's what Ald.Charles As- pler asked in Monday evening's city council meeting after adoption.on Ald.Douglas Robertson's motions for second and third reading, of an amendment to the \u201csuppression of noise\" by-law.City Attorney Arthur Weldon provided the definition, from another section of the legislation FLOWER SALE A pre-Mother's Day flower sale tomorrow and Saturday was the main subject of Monday\u2019s meeting of the St.Leo's Boy Scout Group Committee.The sale is to raise funds for an extensive scouting program this summer which includes considerable travel.- Shown here are two of the St.Leo's troop, Luc Gendron left) and Bill McVey.which now has added to it the matter of car mufflers.Ald.Aspler thought the definition was \u2018rather vague.\u201d Mr.Weldon said, however \u201cit has been known to work.\u201d He added.for Ald.Jean Richer\u2019s edification: \u2018We have had prosecutions on other noises.but not mufflers.\u201d Now.maybe.some mufflers.Union Nationale group here fo elect delegates Tuesday What organizers claim will be one of the most democratic special meetings ever held to elect delegates for a leadership convention will be held Tuesday evening at 8 pm at Westmount Park School on Academy road, when the Union Nationale Association of Westmount will vote on which 21 people they will send as their official delegates to the Union Nationale leadership convention in Quebec City June 19 to 21.It is expected over 100 party supporters and friends will attend this meeting which will select delegates.Everyone will have the right to vote for whom they please provided they are duly proposed and seconded, live in the riding and are members of the association in good standing.There are three separate categories of delegates to be voted on: men 30 years of age and over; women 30 years of age and over and youth under 30 years of age.both male and female.Besides these 21 delegates, each category will elect three alternates.What is claimed unique about the election procedure is that delegates can only be elected by UNDER THE REGISTRATION OF TITLES LAW OFFICE OF TITLES P.O.Box 494, Kingston Jamaica, W.I.5th March, 1969 WHEREAS | have been satisfied by Statutory Declaration that the duplicate of the Certificate of Titlefor ALL THAT parcel of fund part of \"BELRETIRO™ situate in the parish of MANCHESTER containing by survey Twenty Acres One Rood and Twenty Perches of the shape and dimensions and butting as appears by the plan therof hereunto annexed and being the land registered at Volume 268 Folio 99 of the Register Book of Titles in the numes of FLORENCE MIGNONETTE PIDDINGTON and ETHEL ERNESTINE PIDDINGTON HAS BEEN LOST: | HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that | intend at or after the expiration of SIXTY days [rom the first appæirance of this advertisement to DISPENSE with the production of the said duplicate Certificate of Title and 10 ENDORSE on the original Certificate a Transmission Application numbered 4974 W hereby Florence Mignonette Piddington acquires the es- tute and interest of the above named Ethel Ernestine Piddington and thereafter to cancel the said Certificate and to issue a new Certifjcate in duplicate in subttitution therefor in the name of the said FLORENCE MIGNONETTE PID- DINGTON.E.L.Miller Registrar of Titles their \u2018\u2018peers\u2019.In other words.only men can vote for men: ladies for ladies, and youth for youth.CITY OF WESTMOUNT Public notice is hereby given to all who may be concerned that By-law No.731 entitled \"BY-LAW TO FURTHER AMEND BY-LAW NO.498 CONCERNING THE SUPPRESSION OF NOISE\" was adopted by the Municipal Council of the City of West- mount at a General sitting held at the City Hall on Monday.Sth May.1969.Details relating to said bylaw are fully set out in Bylaw No.731 which 1s open for inspection by all persons n- terested at the office of the City Clerk.City Hall.West- mount.Given at Westmount this sixth day of May.1969.R.B.SEAMAN City Clerk Car is stolen here, recovered in N.D.G.An automobile reported to Westmount Police on Friday as stolen from a Greene avenue parking lot was, as a result of broadcast of the information, later recovered in Notre-Dame-de-Gra- ce by Montreal Police.Technical changes in valuation Five technical changes in the valuation roll were approved by City Council Monday Night as recommended by the board of revision.One dealt with the land recently sold by the city, a lane off Greene avenue, to the Bank of Montreal: three were a regrouping of land on Grove Park and at 4287 Sherbrooke street, and the fifth moved property at 395 Selby street from taxable to non-taxable following expropriation by the provincial government for the Trans-Canada Highway.White lines are repainted Public Works men this week began the annual spring repainting of traffic and pedestrian lines on Westmount streets.The job.made necessary each year by the ravages of winter.particularly road salt.is expected to lake about six weeks.weather permitting.CITY OF WESTMOUNT Public notice is hereby given to all who may be concerned that By-law No.730 entitled \u201cBY-LAW CONCERNING AIR POLLUTION\" was adopted by the Municipal Council \u2018of the City of Westmount at a General sitting held at the City Hall on Monday.5th May.1969.Details relating to said bylaw are fully set out in Bylaw No.730 which is open for inspection by all persons interested at the office of the City Clerk.City Hall.West- mount.Given at Westmount sixth of May.1969.R.B.SEAMAN City Clerk this CONSULT US 3650 VERDUN AVE.24 hou DOES YOUR WATER HEATER I PRODUCE ENOUGH ONLY RuuD per month REGINA PLUMBING LTD.HOT WATER?RENT WHAT'S BEST ON THE MARKET TODAY: A NATURAL GAS WATER HEATER 768-2161 rs a day A SUBSCRIBE TODAY | | JOIN THE FAST GROWING CANADA PERMANENT INVESTMENT FUND | Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation q + (à my) TY The Lu \u201cBIG.EXTRAORDINARY.SIMPLY GREAT.4 Maggie Smith's performance is staggering.\u201d : Prime of 5 \u201cMiss Jean Brodie Cory Feature at 12.50, 2.55, 5.00, 7.10 Last complete show at 9.00.pat CINEMA Greene AVE OPPOSITE Te ER A ET Ee 1326 Greene Ave., Westmount 861-8855.D.B.Lane.manager [14 YEARS N.Y.Tirmes elure MATINEES RESERVED SEATS NOW ON SALE $3.00 and $2.50 FORUM + MAY 17 - 24 MATS SAT.& MON.at 2.30 P.M.EVENINGS at 9 P.M.MORNING SHOWS MON.& SAT.24th a! 10 AM.TUES.- WED.- THURS - FRI.ot 3.15 P.M.NO SUNDAY PERFORMANCE GENERAL ADMISSION ON SALE MAY 17th ADULTS $1.75 CHILDREN .75 "]