The Westmount examiner, 22 mai 1969, jeudi 22 mai 1969

[" & © Vol.XXXVII, No.20 siullyT-!QUE DE LA EG ISLATURE 3 ROTEL py OVERNMENT.i QUEBEC, Pan.CANADY.Making not ju: Westmount 215, P.Q., Thursday, May 22, 1969 Kids propose they improve Staynor park Boys and girls of the neighborhood got enraptured interest but little more Tuesday night from City Council more than a promise to talk about their enthusiastic plans to turn \u201cbarren Staynor Park through their own efforts into their kind of be autified recreation area.Twenty-five persons, mostly youngsters, sat through the half- hour mid-month session of council.then expectantly listened while their spokesman.Architect Steve Mezes.47 Prospect street.outlined their scheme for self help and self-occupation.In support were the signatures of 121 youths and the word that many parents have endorsed or become involved in the project.The idea is that the city should give its blessing plus necessary materials.such as soil.logs.Proposed plan for park Pages 8-9 concrete pipe.bricks.things to climb on and other items.provide a drinking fountain and perhaps one or two small wading pools.The kids would do the work.willing in Mr.Mezes' words.\u201cto be guinea pigs for a new venture to create their own environment to become good citizens.\u201d They have no place to except each others\u2019 homes and into mischief.he said, and Westmount Park is too far away.Urban plan Council appeared captivated by the presentation, and Mayor Peter (Continued on page 13) AT SELWYN: Appointment of James E.Iversen as assistant headmaster of Sel- wyn House School has been announced by Dr.Robert A.Speirs, headmaster.Mr.Iver- sen holds a master\u2019s degree from McGill University and has been a French specialist at Selwyn House for the past 18 years.He has been on leave of absence in the current school year for further graduate studies and will assume his new administrativ \u201cduties inthe fall.0 Juvenile girls sent back home to Brampton Three Brampton, Ont.girls.two aged 14 and the third.16.were restored to their homes over the weekend by co-operation between Westmount Police and their counterparts in Brampton.to whom the juveniles were \u201cwell known.\u201d They were found about 11 o'clock Saturday night by a local patrol on Sherbrooke street.near Westmount Park, in a 1957 Pontiac bearing Ontario plates.Also in the car and taken with the girls to Stanton street headquarters for questioning were the driver.Robert Vanliet, 21.and a 14-year-old boy.both also of Brampton.The two young men were released without charges being laid.Cash is burgled in Lucas break-in An undetermined amount in cash was stolen over the weekend from a steel box at the Joseph Lucas (Canada) Ltd.automotive electrical supply house at 3401 St.Antoine street.A patrolling Westmount constable early Monday morning found the premises insecure and discovered the breaking and entry.7 diamond rings stolen at Plaza A slick operator.sometime between 2:30 and 4 pm Saturday.managed to slip seven diamond rings.valued at $750.from a locked showcase at People's Credit Jewelers in Alexis Nihon Plaza and make a clean getaway.Over $1 million paid out in April City of Westmount accounts paid in April, approved Tuesday night .in, City Council, totalled $1,306.900.17.JAN- 1ST \u2014 sovan all of Westmount your home Weredale goes public\u201d For John A.Sharpe of Beacons- field, the annual meeting of Were- dale House last night held a special significance; he became the first \u2018\u2018graduate\u2019 of Weredale or the Montreal Buys Home to be JOHN A.SHARPE, CA After graduating from West- mount High School, Mr.Sharpe went to work by day, to McGill by night; with his mother\u2019s help, he obtained his degree.He is a Today, Mr.Sharpe has six children of his own \u2014 four girls and two boys, six to 15 -years of age.He is a member of the Montreal Rotary Club, the West- mount Old Boys\u2019 Association, and the Summerlea Golf and Country Club.Three other Governors named last night were Harold Devitt, 3282 Cedar avenue: Kenneth A.Barwick.and M.V.Townsend.\u201cExcellent working relations\u201d between Weredale House and the Social Welfare Department of the Province of Québec are enabling Weredale to make \u2018\u2018much-needed adjustments in salaries and wages\u201d and to provide additional staff for the 99-year-old home for boys, it was reported to the annual meeting last night by G.Meredith Smith, president of the board of management.\"(Continued on page 13) THE DRIVER of the Plymouth on the right yesterday was prohibited from driving for the next six months and levied fines on four individual offenses after he failed to give a satisfactory explanation in Westmount Municipal Court for a shortlived driving spree on Victoria avenue last Friday afternoon.On top of which he may be liable to civil costs, from at least four parties, for as yet unestimated damages.It began at Sherbrooke street when Yves Marceau, 25, 2479 Workman street, driving east was found by Judge A.McT.Stalker to have: © Made a righthand turn into Victoria from the centre lane; ® Made the turn when the signal arrows did not permit it; ® Struck a Volkswagen which was waiting in the righthand lane for the signal to permit arighthand turn; © Failed to stop after the accident; ® Went through a red light at Victoria and de Maisonneuve boulevard; ® Collided with a Cadillac westbound on de Maisonneuve; ® Mounted the southwest corner, smashing a traffic signal standard and a brand new, just erected Gulf service station sign; ® Drove permit.The fines exacted yesterday morning in lieu of an assortment of jail terms and in addition to the half-year bar from driving included, with added costs in each instance, $100 for failing to stop after the first accident \u2014 \u201cHit and run\u201d \u2014 $10 for each of the two in- tances of going through traffic signals, and $20.for driving without a permit.without a driving Police alert here Victoria Day turned out to be no holiday for off-duty Westmount Police.from Public Safety Director Ted Harper down.On a report that a character named Chartrand had appeared at a University of Montreal satire- review attended by some 1.500 persons and urged a march on Westmount City Hall.the overnight shift was hastily augmented by some 35 men called from their homes about 10:30 pm Monday.Firemen also were alerted.to use hoses if necessary.However, enthusiasm waned at the U.of M.and the special measures were relaxed about 3:30 am Tuesday.Portable color TV set is taken on Gladstone A portable color television set was stolen about mid-day Friday during the brief time the occupant was absent from an apartment at 21 Gladstone avenue, which was broken into.Two homes entered over the weekend Breaking-and-entries, upon which losses had not yet been tallied, were reported over the.weekend at 460 Elm avenue and 77 Holton avenue.NEXT WEEK'S WEATHER By ERIC NEAL MAY 24 TO 31 Stormy, then mainly sunny as rains cease.Cool with valley mists into mid-week.Blue skies dawn to noon.Afternoons hot and humid.Local evening and night rains probable with some thunder.Lilac and Iris blossom.Orchards are always in bloom for Whitsun week, which also opens the holiday season.lt is also biack fly and tent catapillar time.Fishing good all day.Bright sunshine, light winds, blue skies and cool, clear nights to end the week.Then it is summer.Temp.range: 35 and 80 to 85°F. 2 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, May 22, 1969 ANNUAL MEETING WESTMOUNT MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION Victoria Hall - Tuesday, May 27th 8.15 p.m.Attend the annual association meeting and discussion of Westmount municipal problems.REFRESHMENTS, GET-TOGETHER AND OPEN DISCUSSION MEMBERSHIP OPEN TO ALL RESIDENTS OF WESTMONT ANNUAL FEES $3.00 WESTMOUNT SHIH TZU This is Lichee, a Shih Tzu owned by Mr.and Mrs.Jeffrey G.Carrique, 4721 The Boulevard, among the 800 entries from as far off as Texas, New Brunswick and Ontario to be shown Saturday and Sunday ot The Hochelaga Kennel Club's all-breed championship shows at the Dorval IN SHOW Arena.Many rare breeds are entered.Some interesting books added to Library in May New books at the Westmount Public Library selected from the library's May booklist : OUODESERVESTHESBEST ! 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objections in A routine resolution to extend the authorized time for the Quebec Housing Corporation to approve the Westmount urban renewal plan blew up into a short debate in City Council Tuesday evening.Ald.Douglas Robertson was unsatisfied of the necessity.even though the original year's period had run out May 16 and Westmount had completed its planning prior to that date.The extension of up to six months, if required, finally was approved after Ald.Jean Richer had the last word.to wit: the work had been going on for two and a half years; 75 percent of the cost is being paid by others: there Headquarters rd) ETI » J TY 2 Wh M es Corner ot 5t Catherine = RTT an = ~ really is no alternative but to meet the QHC\u2019s request.The six months is not expected to be required.However.council Tuesday received copies of objections filed with the housing corporation, some of which may require considerable hearing time \u2014 for which date has not yet been set.Six members of the Citizens Liaison Committee seek removal from the scheme of existing low- medium density housing which they describe as \u2018generally in good repair\u201d and where a tendency toward self-improvement is evident.Instead.they seek improvement of the area through normal city by-law application.Other objections have been filed by a landlord of buildings on St.Catherine street between Abbott and Metcalfe: another in the St.Catherine-Gladstone area: solicitors for St.Stephen's Anglican Church; Dorchester boule vard owners, and St.Antoine street residential proprietors who evoke emotional prose.The Family Welfare Association gave notice that it may wish to file an objection.CNE gflocer® ahs BYE, a | MOUNTAIN STREET AT, SHERBROOKE VICTOR 2: 4444 FOR THE SHORT TERM INVESTOR 8 SUSI STE C0 REC EOUTRERFIUN CODOSPRTION AENCPRPEC OSFROOTINNRS: Debentures & Guaranteed Investment Certificates High Interest Security * Convenience E==1 CANADA PERMANENT TRUST Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation 1326 Greese Ave, Westmount 861-8855.D.B.Lane, manager $e om BE SJ WR PY VI IR To Thursday, May 22, 1969 - 3 SWEARING-IN: This was the scene in the Westmount Municipal Court room Friday afternoon when Montreal Judge Marcel Gaboury, 4100 Trafalgar road, came here to swear in Westmount Clerk of the Court Ovila J.Arsenault with latter's new unique powers as a justice of the peace.The two are old, respected friends.Five nurses get pins from MGH Five Westmount young women are among the 106 receiving pins and diplomas at the 79th graduation of the School of Nursing of the Montreal General Hospital in Livingston Hall tomorrow at 8 pm.They are Miss Phyllis Margaret Gilchrist, daughter of Mrs.John S.Gilchrist.52 Academy road; Miss Anne Winter Halpenny, daughter of Dr.and Mrs.Gerald Halpenny, 616 Grosvenor avenue; Miss Peggy Ainslie Laing.daughter.of Dr.and Mrs.Richard Laing, 456 Strathoona avenue; Miss Vanessa Jane Morgan.daughter of Mrs.and Mrs.Victor John Morgan.530 Lansdowne avenue, and Miss Elizabeth Ror- ke Nelson, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Leeds M.Nelson, 648 Roselyn avenue.Miracle security staff bags two shoplifters Miracle Mart security staff at Alexis Miracle Mart caught two shoplifters over the weekend.Genuine Choice Western BEEK QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries Fruits and Vegetables.Schneider's and Nichol's Bacen, Ham and Sawsages LICENSED GROCER [T NEW SEASON | L MAPLE SYRUP | 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 alas) OHMAN\u2019S WE.3-4046 ir: WATCH REPAIRS Estate Pieces Purchased ESTABLISHED 1899 JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.Superb food for the family.for success is to offer every customer excellent food and fine service in a family atmosphere.May we welcome you soon ?\u2018OLD COLONY\u2019 RESTAURANT (Formerly Macy's) 4855 Sherbrooke St.West cer.Victerie © Plenty of Free Porking nearby Also operating the \"1390 Restaurant, 1390 Sherbrooke West and the \"555\" Restaurant, 555 Dorchester West.We also cater for weddings, parties, etc.Our simple formula COURTESY ATWATER POULTRY Have dinner at the corner of Peel and Sherbrooke tonight.[ns no08 Rue, Sherbrooke \u2014 In the Hotel Sonesta, at the corner of Peel and Sherbrooke, is a restaurant.Where you can watch the town close up from the Sherbrooke Street terrace.Or enjoy the more intimate atmosphere of the inner Rib Room.Where you can dine on delicate breast of capon Kiev.Or savour a choice prime rib of beef.The kind of restaurant you read about but never seem to find.Where the service is so personal you\u2019ll think we opened our restaurant Just for you.We did.Have dinner (or after theatre supper) at the corner of Peel and Sherbrooke tonight.At Hotel Sonesta .Peel & Sherbrooke With the guitar music of Franco for your entertainment.If you wish to reserve a table, call Philippe at 845-1231.Wu Doorman Parking Service.RE ; : st y8 mn: = camAE Sy xy és a \u20ac THE WESTMOUNT Examiner \u201cTy NT Making not 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 (To 10.00 p.m.Mondays and Tuesdays) 931-7511 The Examiner aims to he an independent.clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.Mail Subscriptions: $3.50 per vear: S2.00 halt vear.Ten vents a copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association.Quehve Weekly Newspapers Associaton.Second class mail registration number 1760 More enthusiasm for Staynor scheme Whether or not the project is practicable \u2014 we happen to think it is \u2014 the youngsters of the Staynor Park area Tuesday night should have been given a more outright positive response by City Council.Admittedly mayors and aldermen should not make snap decisions, on any substantive matter, specially where public funds are involved.But it is obvious, and they knew it, that the gang of eager boys and girls who with some awe trooped into the council chamber Tuesday night should have received something more for their initiative and enthusiasm than is accorded any group coming in with a proposition for the administration.It is easy to second-guess a public official, but it was no afterthought when we reacted with the kids and their spokesman, Architect Steve Mezes, to Mayor McEntyre\u2019s statement which really promised nothing except further talk.What these young people wanted was action.They may still get it, but unlikely \u2018next week\u2019\u2019 as they would have wished or with as much freedom to proceed as they would have hoped.It is trite to say that so much that is adverse is heard about youth today that what they do come up with that is constructive and good should be encouraged.But it is true.Maybe not all the 121 kids ose names were on that petition share the same enthusiasms.Maybe, as more than one cynic suggested to us next day, \u201cthere are some trouble- making parents behind this.\u201d Maybe, as has been pointed out, other youngsters in the past in the area have not shown too much respect for the facilities provided for them.These things don\u2019t matter so much as the initiative now displayed, a keenness for doing something worthwhile for themselves.* \u2018If\u2019 Wé \"had \u2018been the mayor 4 - Thursday, May 22, 1969 Tuesday night, having as he did commended them.we would also have said, as he did, that there are urban renewal plans for the park.But, with no ifs, ands or buts we would have added: \u201cThis is great! We shall do everything possible to get this going right away.\u201d It\u2019s not too late, still, to make that clear.Keep up the effort for traffic safety Just because Westmount enjoys an enviable traffic fatality record is no reason not to keep cracking on the subject.In fact, in this mobile age it is just as important that Westmounters, wherever they motor, also strive for a clean record.The bright news comes from Ottawa from the Canada Safety Council that last year there was an absolute drop in traffic fatalities in Canada, even if injuries increased.This could reflect use of seat belts and other safety devices.Quebec\u2019s toll was up, and since this is the province of our greatest exposure, all the more reason for continuing caution, care and defensive driving whenever we venture forth.Also, to keep in the back of your mind when behind the wheel that, while the Canadian record has improved, it continues rather worse than that of the United States in terms of fatalities in relation to vehicles registered.We are equal with the United Kingdom, which considers its toll appalling.Perhaps another factor in improving our record has been the exercising of greater good sense in dealing with injured persons.The World Health Organization has just released a study indicating that head and chest injuries predominate in auto accidents.Therefore, the emphasis is swinging from bandaging and splinting to the maintenance of breathing and circulation.Intelligent first aid knowledge belongs with i, Jo; i / RE Sovereignty in the Arctic Does Canada's sovereignty extend to the Arctic archipelago?Any school child will answer.almost automatically.ves it does.Why?Because his (or her) atlas identifies the Northern islands with Canada.But on Feb.28, no less a figure than the former Leader of the Opposition.John Diefenbaker.asked that same question.It appears that he had seen \u2014 or heard of at least \u2014 U.S.maps which, in effect, disputed Canadian sovereignty in the Arctic archipelago.In the eyes of any patriotic Canadian, this assertion immediately conjured up horrifying images of American intrusion on Canadian soil.What made the spectre more real was the knowledge that an American oil vessel.the \u2018\u201cManhattan\u201d.was being prepared for an east-west trial crossing of the northwest passage in an effort to assess the feasibility of transporting oil by ship from Prudhoe bay in Alaska to the eastern seaboard.The Prime Minister was quick to assure the House that Canada has \u201c\u2018de facto\u201d sovereignty over our Northern islands, by virtue of historical rights and effective occupation of the islands by Canadian personnel.Furthermore, our claim to this sovereignty has never been disputed.Waters What is in dispute is Canada\u2019s sovereignty over the Arctic waters beyond the three-mile limit.Certain members of the Opposition seemed unable to distinguish between land and water, as they continued to seek assurances from the Government that Canada does indeed exercise sovereignty over the northern islands, long after the Prime Minister had given these very assurances.International conferences affecting territorial rights are of driving skills for the modern driver.Fullest encouragement should be given to all measures for traffic safety, specially when they deal with the child \u2014 too often the victim in traffic accidents, but also the driver of tomorrow.Meeting only part of the problem, but nonetheless important, is the annual bicyèle safety inspection which the Rotary Club of Westmount and the Westmount Police are conducting Saturday morning .at the artificial ice rink.Every parent of a West- mount youngsters who rides a bike should see to it that there is a full turnout Saturday.little or no help in the matter of water and ice.For instance, the Geneva Convention on the Continental Shelf.while it sets out the sovereign rights of coastal states to natural resources to a depth of 206 metres.does not affect the status of the waters or ice formations lying above the shelf.The \"sector principle\u201d to which Mr.Diefenbaker alluded in the House applies solely to territorial claims, and cannot therefore be construed \u2014 as Mr.Diefenbaker attempted to do \u2014 as extending to bodies of water.As the Prime Minister pointed out in his statement to the House on this subject, there are contrary views on the waters between our islands.The most forcible statement from Canada's viewpoint was that of Alvin Hamilton, who said in 1958 that \u2018\u2018the area to the north of Canada, including the islands and the waters between the islands, are looked upon as our own, and there is no doubt in the minds of this Government that this is national terrain.\u201d Contrary The contrary view held by some countries is that Canada\u2019s sovereignty extends only to the terri torial sea around each island: that is, three miles.The much discussed voyage of the \u2018\u2018Manhattan\u201d\u201d may serve several practical purposes, not least of which is the hoped for development of Arctic navigation.But it will not serve to resolve the question of sovereignty over Arctic waters, and it will be as open at the end of this potentially historic voyage as at the beginning.Brigade on run in week Westmount Fire Brigade had a busy but chopped up week, chalking up 26 calls ranging from a fatal fire which it did not get to fight to assisting a woman locked out of her hi = No less Din 16 of the calls were on Monday, after none on Sunday.Seven alarms had to do with various forms of electrical trouble, some of which along with three others stemmed from the stormy weather.Before the rains came, they coped on Saturday with two grass fires.Bernard Shore, 62 resident of a rooming house of 904 Atwater avenue, at St.Antoine street.suffocated in a smouldering fire in his bedding.believed caused by a cigaret.early last Thursday morning.Montreal firemen were summoned and extinguished the outbreak which caused little damage before it was discovered the premises were just within West- mount.Attendance up at X-ray clinic Final tallies are not yet available \u2014 particularly indicating age groups \u2014 on last week\u2019s free chest X-ray clinic at Victoria Hall.However, Dr.Angus Boright, Westmount medical officer of health, reported a large increase in numbers attending the clinic.conducted in a mobile van by the provincial ministry of health.Dr.Boright was particularly anxious that there might be a good turnout of male smokers over age 3 dog bites added to list Three more cases of dog bites, sufficiently serious to be reported to Westmount Police, were tallied over the past week.A city meter reader was bitten in the left leg in a home on Chesterfield avenue; a citizen walking - his own dog in the bird sanctuary atop Westmount mountain was attacked on the right leg by another animal, and a customer got it, also in the right leg, in a Sherbrooke street store.; 7 0% 4 i Richard Rotholz, O.D.Optometrist 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WORKS OF ART VALUED AGAINST FIRE - THEFT - DAMAGE (INSTITUTIONS AND PRIVATE COLLECTIONS) 4217 Blvd.De Maisonneuve, M1).215 P.Q.Tel.334-7227 Also: 932-0014 between 10 a.m.& 2 p.m.LT Ï % tld The following \u201ccalls were answered by the Westmount Fire Brigade during the past week : May 13 4:44 pm: 417 Mount Pleasant, false alarm; 9:02 pm: Selby and Brooke, false alarm; May 14 1:14 pm: 24 Forden, steam coming from roof; May 15 4:27 am: 904 Atwater, fire (see separate story); 10:40 am: 221 Clarke, occupant cleaning stove; 9:39 pm: 288 Grosvenor, Apt.23, odor of gas: May 16 2:07: 431 Mount Stephen, fire in mattress; 12:15 pm: 4625 St.Catherine (RMR).alarm sounding; 4:28 pm: 4524 Dorchester.lady locked out: 5:35 pm: 4625 St.Catherine (RMR).alarm sounding; 8:30 pm: 662 Victoria, wire sparking; 10:53 pm: 95 Somerville, short circuit in light socket; May 17 8:52 am: opposite 350 Selby.grass fire: 10:55 am: strange odor: 11:00 am: opposite Summit circle.grass fire: May 18 Nil.May 19 6:50 am: 61 Holton, TV antenna and power wire: 10:30 am: 120 Irvine.roof leak; 10:39 am: 449 Mountain, power failure: 2:32 pm.: 1200 Atwater, car on on fire: 2:47 p.m.: 4215 de Maisonneu- ve, smoke scare.4:27 pm: Box 251.Prince Albert and Chesterfield.car on fire in garage: 5:15 pm: 4351 broken water pipe: 7:58 pm: 582 Lansdowne.pot of grease burning: 8:01 p.m.: lane.Prince Albert and Victoria above Sherbrooke.wire sparking: 10:15 p.m.: 645 Landsdowne.transformer sparking: May 20 12:50 am: rear 645 Lands- downe.transformer.fatal 312 Kensington.lookout.Westmount.A water closet That is quiet Is reason enough For you to buy it.JOHN WATSON (QUEBEC) Ltd.C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service & Quotations on request ) 368 VICTORIA AVE.487-1760 neddie FIX-1T.3 Pre WESTMOUNTER WINS $250.Two hundred and fifty dollars in silver ingots was won Sunday evening by Mrs.H.M.S.Ferguson, 631 Belmont avenue, for having the right asnwers to questions put by Montreal Mayor Jean Drapeau.Mrs.Ferguson\u2019s name was drawn following her $2 contribution to the April Montreal \u201cVoluntary Tax Roli.\u201d - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, May 22, 1969 - 5 Scholarships won locally One Westmounter and two near- Westmounters are among the 32 students who have been awarded Loyola of Montreal entrance scholarships for the next college year.They are Miss Judith Bedford.216 Cote St.Antoine road.graduating from Villa Maria High School next month; Miss Maura Gambone, 3221 Forest Hill, also Villa Maria.and Andrew Scipio del Campo.3210 Forest Hill.Loyola High School.Three perform in Theatre One Mr.and Mrs.Bruce Fortune, 75 Hallowell street, and Anthony Seldon.480 Grosvenor avenue, are members of the cast of Theatre One, the Dominion Drama Festival winning pay for Western Quebec.which was performed last Friday and Saturday at the Sir George Williams University Theatre.The performances were the last locally before the company flies to Kelowna.B.C.for the Dominion Drama Festival finals.HOUSES WANTED Mrs.Pauline Bates needs three distinct types of homes.1.A consular official requires a home suitable for entertaining with a dining room to seat twenty.Preferably close to Murray Park.The price range is around $100,000.2.A detached cottage with large rooms, five bedrooms up to $95,000.3.A detached cottage in the central western area.Three bedrooms and a den up to $60,000.If you are thinking of selling, please call Mrs.P.Bates 932-2224.FRANK A.NORMAN & CO.LTD.Realtors 1255 Laird Boulevard, Town of Mt.Royal 731-6817 Member of RealCare SUMMER FASHION BR 30 MODELS 4 Audrey Morris HAVE A CALYPSO HOLIDAY GRAND DOOR PRIZE Flight for Too + (AIR FARE) CHOREOGRAPHY 4y THEO DENIS ANOTHER BIG PRIZE SKI-WHIZ TO YOUR CHOICE OF .BERMUDA * NASSAU * JAMAICA ANTIGUA + BARBADOS * TRINIDAD AIR CANADA (% MORE BIG PRIZES dB, MASSEY-FERGUSON INDUSTRIES LIMITED q COMPLETE MODELING COURSE BY Audrey Morris Arseciates \u201cDINNER FOR 4\u201d ATL.Caf Conc CHATEAU CHAMPLAIN A KIWANIS CLUB OF ROYAL MOUNT OF PRODUCTION PRICE: $3.00 TOWN MOUNT ROYAL ARENA Proceeds to Montreal iran) Friday Dunkirk Rd A Association for Retarded TWO SHOWS ( i) Children nd other 7.30 pm.to 11.30 p.m.FOR TICKETS 484-7272 BILLETS DISPONIBLES \u201cCONTRIBUTED BY:\" ® Industrial Acceptance Corp.© Chevrolet Motor Sales Co.of Montreal Lid.® H.Corby Distillers Lid.© Frank A.Norman & Co.Lid.Realtors © Beaver Equipment © R.J.Laws Insurance Lid.NOTICE In view of the confusièn brought on by unfortunate circumstances.The Animal Hospital of MONTREAL owes its large and valued clientele the following explanations: The Animal Hospital of MONTREAL founded in in 1957 by the late Dr.Paul Villeneuve is no longer located at 349 Victoria Ave., but continues to operate at more spo- cious and modern premises: 324 Victoria Ave., across the street, closer to De Maisonneuve Blvd.: The Animal Hospital of MONTREAL, administered by Mrs.Paul Villeneuve, has appointed Dr.Jacques Dion as chief veterinarian.Dr.Dion has eight years experience with small animals, including some years with Dr.Villeneuve.The Animal Hospital of MONTREAL has kept the same telephone number: 489-8217, and is holding your pet's health records since its foundation and up to date.Finally and most important, The Animal Hospital of MONTREAL has no connection whatsoever with any other animal hospital in Westmount, be it at its former address or elsewhere.THE ANIMAL HOSPITAL OF MONTREAL 324 VICTORIA AVE., 489-8217 6 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, May 22, 1969 ANGLICAN PRESBYTERIAN ST.MATTHIAS u STANLEY Cote st Antoine Road estmount and Victoria Aves.- at Church Hill Minister Cason J.N.Deidge Rev.S.Macdonell B.A.B.D.The Rev.W.L.Chatterton SUNDAY.May 250 WHITSUNDAY 1 am.Morning Warship 8:00 a.m.- Holy Eucharist .osm Kintera! 9:30am.- Parish Eucharist ; mt Cone with instruction by the Rector form Doris Killam A R.C.T.11:00 am.- Mattins: Sermon - The Rev'd.W.L.L Mus (McGill) Chatterton Visitars Welcome 11:00 am.- Church School.Nursery and Crib 4:00 p.m.- CHORAL EVENSONG SYNAGOGUE WEDNESDAY Ember Day 10:00 a.m.- Holy Communion Organist and Choirmaster: Aubrey M.Foy.Temple Emanu-El 4100 Sherbrooke St.W.DR.HARRY J.STERN, Rabbi , ST.STEPHEN'S Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone, Assistant Rabbi Mr.E.Tait, Organist i VE lage\u2019 to the Confirmants and Blessing by Rabbi May 25th Dr.Harry J.Stern.Confirmation Kiddush reception follows the Worship in the Grover Auditorium 11:00 Holy Communion al) by the parents of the Confirmants and the Rev.W.T.Whyte e Sisterhood.We Weicome You RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Daily Hebrew School \u2014 Monday thru Thursday ing at 4:00 o'clock.CHURCH OF BAPTIST THE ADVENT Corner of Woud aed Snowdon Baptist The Rev'd K.G.Rutter CE a, \u2019 2 Earns i The Rev'd Canon B.Lindsay Corner Earnsciitte THE FEAST OF PENTECOST Telephones: 486-5880 or 482-6765 Paster: Rev.E.Gorbett 8:00 a.m.The Holy Eucharist B.Th.BRE 11:00 am Sung Eucharist SUNDAY SERVICES HOLY EUCHARIST DURING THE WEEK 9:45 a.m.Bible School for all 11:00 am.and 7:00 p.m.7:00 a.m.Tuesday Wednesdays 8 p.m.Prayer 9:30 a.m.Wednesday Fridays at 8 p.m.Youth 8:00 a.m.Friday A Fellowship Church with a Warm and Friendly Biblical Outreach\u201d \u2014 Visitors Mest Welcome \u2014 Organist: Mr.Paul Crawford UNITARIAN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE IN First Church of Christ, THE UNITARIAN Scientist, Westmount CHURCH OF MONTREAL Sa Spertroate Set CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH OF THE BRANCH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST (at Simpson) SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.11:00 a.m.SUNDAY.May 25th +\u201cSURSUM CORDA\" ay 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 1-9th Ave.Rosboro\u2019 Closed for Summer.11:00 a.m.Nursery for Infants on Subject \u201cSOUL AND BODY\u201d Every Nednesday 8:15pm.Testimony Meeting Tora.Thursday amd Saturday | to 4 p.m.Wednesday 6:38 to 3:00 p.m.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.BRIAN STILLER 7:30 p.m.Sermon and Talk-back \u201cLIBERTY AND DISCIPLINE\u201d Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.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.THE FILM: \"McCLURE OF INDIA\u201d At Noon: The Coffee-Hour Welcome to All =A AIS A CHURCH SERVICES AT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE Faith Council canvasses synod Anglican opposition to hasty union with the United Church of Canada is being expressed to all delegates attending the 110th Diocesan Synod of Montreal.opening today.The Council for The Faith.Montreal branch.formed recently in Westmount, an organization of Anglican clergy and lay people concerned with the direction of current union negotiations.\u201clest - the witness of Anglicanism to evangelical truth and apostolic order be lost or impaired.\u201d is circulating the following declaration to those who will be attending the Montreal meetings: \u201cWe accept the obligation to seek the widest possible unity among Christians and welcome the opportunities provided at present for discussions to this end with members of the United Church of Canada.Such a union is, in our view.too important a matter to be treated in the spirit of a business merger.dismissing long-standing differences as trivial in the hope of solving ques tions by mutual understanding.Union \u201cFor many Anglicans.unity is achieved in the Holy Communion \u2014 the common union.Such unity already exists with several other churches such as the Old Catholic Church of Europe, the Polish National Church.the national Church of the Phillippines.the Rumanian Orthodox Chureh and the Church of Finland.Progress is being made toward ex- UNITED NJ ANDREW'S WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.Antoine Road, near Argyle Ave.Rev.E.A.Kirker, B.A., B.D.Rev.M.R.Ralph, B.A., B.D.Ministers 11:00 a.m.Morning Worship Sermon: \u201cGREAT DISCOVERIES\" Church School and Crib Corner Gordon C.White.B.Mus.Organist and Choir Director.DOMINION DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.and Landsdowne Avemse Rev.R.Douglas Smith, B.A.B.D.Rev.J.T.P.Nicheis, M.A, B.D.Sermon: \u201cA REBIRTH OF WONDER\" Rev.R.Douglas Smith.D.D.Crib Corner for infants LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 285 Clarke Ave.Westmount Rev.Helmut Saabas Miss Lydia kabich - Urgamist SUNDAY May 25th 9:30 a.m.Senior Sunday School and Bible Class 11:00 a.m.The Service, Jr.S.S.and Nursery Cee ms ee tending this unity to others.\u201d the statement goes on.\u201cWhile we look forward to union with members of the United Church of Canada and others.We are convinced that intercommu- nion is the \u2018goal of Unity\u2019 and not \u2018the means.By putting inter- communion first, we jeopardize the existing communion we have.as well as endangering further opportunities to this end.\u201cTherefore, we strongly urge delegates to the Diocesan Synod to weigh this question very carefully in selecting delegates to the General Synod where a vote on this issue will be taken.In our opinion.nominees to General Synod should be asked to declare themselves on this very important issue.\u201d Officers of the recently orga nized Montreal Branch of the Council are: Rev.K.G.Rutter.Rector, The Church of the Advent, chairman: Edward Wickam.Confirmation tomorrow at Emanu-El Shavuoth and confirmation services tomorrow evening at 7:45 o'clock at Temple Emanu-El will include a charge to the confir- mants and blessing by Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern.A confirmation reception follows the worship in the Grover Auditorium given by the parents and the Temple Sisterhood.Participants in the confirmation procession are Joseph Cooper.George Hollinger.Lawrence Marks.QC.Alfred Miller.Samuel Pa .Maurice Garfinkle.William Gittes.Sidney Isaacs.Eugene Stearns.Alvin J.Walker.Samuel Wechsler.Alfred Zion.Irvin Gertsman, Reuben Ginsberg, George Rauch.Abe Izenberg and Ted Nashman.Assisting with the Torah will be Bernard Isaacs.Lenard Shavick., Monroe Rovins and Gerald Benjamin.At the closing Sisterhood luncheon meeting Tuesday.the following were elected for the ensuing year: Co-presidents: Mrs.Gustave G.Gray, Mrs.David H.Lisser and Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern: honorary presidents: Mrs.Charles Everest and Mrs.Paul Levee; immediate past president, Mrs.Irvin Gertsman: treasurers: Mrs.Nathan Izenberg and Mrs.Alfred Weihs: social secretary.Mrs.Joel Wolfe: corresponding secretary, Mrs.Robert Sabier: recording secretary, Mrs.Cecil Vineberg.and executive members at large Mrs Percy Abelson, Mrs.George Rauch and Mrs.Sydney Lithwick.Following the elections.Dr.Stern gave the charge to the newly elected and paid tribute to the .Temple Sisterhood for a year of magnificent achievement in every department of Temple life.He especially pointed out the generous support which the Sisterhood annually gives to the Temple Religious School.He also emphasized the unique contribution which the Sisterhood has made to the cultural life of the Montreal community through the Book Lovers\u2019 Forum.which is now entering its 25th year.The meeting was presided over by Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern, who gave the annual report in behalf of the co-presidents.\u201caaa vice-chairman: Miss Janet Haworth.4323 Maisonneuve boulevard west, secretary, and Miss Elizabeth McLaughlin, 7400 Sherbrooke street west, treasurer.Other members of the executive council include: Rev.Oswala Slattery, rector, St.Columba; Rev.John Dove, rector of St.Luke's; Rev.e Beach, Dr.H.Senior and Ronald Habbick, 288 Grosvenor avenue.Contemporary liturgy used A contemporary experimental form of li will be used at the Parish Eucharist at St.Mathias Church at 9:30 am this Sunday.At 4.00 pm the gentlemen and boys of the choir, under the direction of Aubrey M.Foy, will Chorai Evensong.sing Soul and Body sermon topic The subordination of the material to the spiritual as a pre scription for human progress will be considered at the services in all Christian Science churches this Sunday, in the reading of the week's Lesson-Sermon on \u201cSoul and Body.\u201d Bible selections will be highlighted by this from II John: \u2018Beloved, I wish above all i that thou mayest prosper and be in health, even as thy soul prospereth.A correlative passage from the denominational textbook states: \"A demonstration of the facts of Soul in Jesus\u2019 way resolves the dark visions of material sense into harmony and immortality\u201d.Christ Youth director here Rev.Brian Stiller, Montreal director of Youth for Christ, will be guest preacher at Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday morning In the evening the pastor, Rev.J.Frank Patch, will speak briefly o or \u201cLiberty and Discipline\u201d, there will be a talk-back in Jr the congregation can participate in discussing the sermon theme.After the evening service there will be a Fellowship Hour.SERVICE iB MEASURED NOT BY GOLD » BUT By - - THE -\" BA Collins 5610 SHERBROOKE reer.weer 2 D Ce] The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, May 22, 1969 - 7 A terrific promotion campaign was launched and is continuing for the National Arts Centre in Ottawa.The project has been talked about for so long that it seems incredible that the time is almost here for the opening.June 2 to 14 does not seem a long time for a festival's dura- tions (Our Montreal Festivals.which ran for 30 years.lasted a month) Ottawa is having 11 days.going on in four halls of different sizes.The centre looks very elegant in pictures \u2014 it is to house the first All-Canadian Festival.all participants being Canadians (although many members of Canadian companies.such as ballet.opera and theatre.are not Canadians) and it is well advertised.Will it be a success?Let's be honest and examine the content of the programs.First \u2014 events in the Opera House: Five performances of the National Ballet of Canada.Did you attend in Salle Wilfrid Pelletier when they played in Montreal recently?I doubt very much if localites will travel to Ottawa to see the NBC.Next \u2014 The Toronto Symphony Orchestra (under Seiji Osawa) is giving one performance and the Montreal Symphony Orchestra (Franz-Paul Decker leading) three concerts.Prices for TSO.$6 and $5.MSO.$6.$5.$4.$3.With a population of two and a half million.why were there so many vacant seats during the winter season of the MSO\u201d?Are you travelling to Ottawa to hear your own symphony which you should support here?I wonder\u201d Each with one performance.Gordon Lightfoot and Monique Leyrac may attract large \u2018audiences.Pop Electronique does not draw here.Will it draw in Ottawa?Nouveau Monde The Theatre.next in size to the Opera House.will have Theatre Nouveau Monde (5 performances of Lysistrata: and Vancouver's Playhouse Theatre Co.(6 performances of The Ecstasy of Rita Joe.) Both companies probably will attract people.Perhaps Montrealers will go to see the Vancouver group.(I saw them at the Vancouver Festival and.if it is the same company.they were good.) The Studio.a smaller hall.is amp anawana Peter Pan Lu Nursery School Min rs Private Kindergarten By FRANCES GOLTMAN fox Criren from 3 vo years.: AR CT Accepted For Fall Season Particulars on Application ® Will Montrealers attend?Mrs.A.F.D.Macdonald presenting Party: Day with two of (Miss Elizabeth Veitch) us four, performances sold out 1220 Prince Albert Avenue a amber opera.Orpheo .by Charpentier.will be offered Pt For Appointment in five performances.In these lease Phone Between events.your guess is as good as 9a.m.and 4 p.m.mine! 486-4310 rey ™ Some up to Ottawa for Transportation Available COURS BAYARD Directrice: Mme Senart Jardin d'enfants \u201cLes joyeux Bambins\u201d 3021 ave Trafalgar Cours primaire français 3705 Coronet Tel.: 933-3186 WESTMOUNT PARK CHURCH Maisonneuve Bivd.and Lansdowne A concert featuring works of Schutz, Campra, Telemann, Corelli and Marcello.SHEILA LOMAS, SOPRANO ROBERT PETERS, TENOR MARIE-FRANCE RICHARD, 0BOE FRANÇOIS RICHARD, FLUTE IVAN TOTH, CELLO CHRISTOPHER JACKSON, ORGAN 4:00 P.M.Sunday, 25 May A collection will be token.0 ah \"UE A STANSTEAD COLLEGE STANSTEAD.QUE.A RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS Quebec Grades VII to XII (Senior Matriculation) Preparation for all 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.CAMPS AMp OuApEau IN THE LAURENTIANS for girls 6-16 Swimming, sailing, conoeing, tennis tripping, dramatics, crafts, archery.BL IS Ld i oN Director - Miss Joyce Bertram 4865 Queen Mary Rd.Mtl 248 Tel.737-2796 Accredited member of Quebec Comping Ass'n.Established in 1922 SUMMER RIDING CAMP FOR GRILS Ste.Anne de la Rochelle, situated in the Eastern Townships, 65 miles from Montréal.A small family-sized camp taking up to 8 girls (10 to 17 years) for two week periods through the summer.Featuring instruction in riding and stable management.Proprietor: Cyril and Elizabeth Power-Smith.3436 Marlowe Avenue, Montréal 260, P.Q.For brochure: Tel.481-7137 FRONTIER RANCH Founded 1958 Summer Camp for boys and girls 7 to 16 years.Situated on Loney Lake 55 miles west of Ottawa.65 camp owned horses.Boys comp June 29 to July 13 Girls camp July 13 to Aug.24 The ideal camp program for horse lovers featuring daily trail rides and instruction in all phases of horsemanship plus a complete waterfront and sports program under Christian leadership.Accredited member of Ontario Camping Association.For further information and brochure write to Me.and Mrs.L.E.Jeffrey, Box M1030, Amprior, Ont.Phone: 623-3077 Canoeing Sailing Riding Hiking Nature Lore Fun.adventure.friends for boys 8-16 years for girls 9 to 15 years In the Laurentians French section for english speaking boys 12 to 16 years For information phone 849-5331 ext.743 FOR BOYS 6 - 16 YEARS Lac Archambault, St.Donat, Que.68TH SEASON.Fully equipped; expenenced stoff.Registered nurses with doctor on coll.Unequalled ste: instruction in land sports, shooting, archery, ing, sailing, g and water skiing; canoe trips and Camp Croft.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\u201d 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.Mell qualified and competent staffs.Camp Nokomis is a separate camp located one half mile from C amp Arrowhead on the same property.} \u2019 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\" 8 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, May 22, 1969 r add a iyi A > A oN : 4A 3e = ] * LA XY mdr Tews - cover] Fo Je = == == BUNK BEDS steel frames, $1298 army FOR CAMPERS Sleeping bags from $5.95 Tents 9 x 8 with exte- rier pegs, complete special Tents 7 x 7 complete with sewn in floor and pegs Tents 9 x 9 complete with sewn in floor and pegs $28.95 Coleman latern no.200 $14.95 Coleman stove (2 burn: ers) 4 $15.95 Camp woollen blankets $2.85 Folding cots, steel frames with duck covering special $5.95 Nylon mosquito hoadnet $0.95 $35.00 $19.95 BINOCULARS for roces or comping.$1 4% ae, $1998 3 DAY SPECIAL ?x35\u20acr Reg.$19.93 Genuine army surplus all woo blankets Spec.$3.95 Hip boots sizes 6-12 $7.95 Chest waders sizes 6-12 $12.95 Adult life preserver gov't approved $3.95 Men's Rubber boots sizes 6-12 $2.95 ARMY CLOTH Shirts from NEW ADDRESS for YOUR CAMPING CENTER SMITH SALES LTD.HUNTING \u2014 CAMPING \u2014 SPORTS 211 Beaubien East, SEER 272-2660 Battie dress tunics, army, air -$0.85 force.Wiadbreakers woollen, navy, air force $0.95 \u201cMaxie\u201d coats, navy, army, air force $6.95 \u201cBush\u201d army pants.$1.88 Army \u201cbush\u201d jackets.$2.95 (Officer) summer tunic $2.85 Windbreaker (officer) summer $2.95 Army \u201cbush\u201d cap.BS First Aid kit Mitchell reel no.300 Australian bush hats Tents 4' x 6' x 3\u2019 with floor Air mattress from Haversacks from Water canteens from Flashlights from $ voit transistor batteries from Flashlight batteries from Army pancho Machette special 2 Man dinghy with 2 oars and pump, special FOR CAMPERS $1.95 $17.95 $5.95 $9.95 $1.95 $0.50 $0.29 $0.29 $0.25 $0.00 $2.50 $1.00 $35.00 TALKIE walkie $1495 PAIR } Navy, white (bell bettem) | SAILOR'S PANTS pois 8325 ) .SPEC R.C.A.F.watch (Air Force) made b; 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HN 8 p.m.Saturday CH ESROLET OLDS MOBILE 139-1911 NIGHT AND DAY GUARDIAN MAINTENANCE SERVICE ATS vals 515s Jl omits J Sire Tg \u2014.oe A ] Ï [ CHILDREN'S PLAN FOR STAYNOR PARK: This is the plan presented Tuesday night to Westmount City Council, on behalf of 121 youths in the Staynor Park area for development of the site by them for their own use.Staynor street runs along the top, Greene avenue at the left, Clandeboye avenue at the right.(See story on Page 1.) Pee Wee All Stars The Westmount recreation department Pee Wee All Stars won their first two games by scores of 10 - 9 and 8 - 4 over Selwyn House.Gus McGrimmon pitched both wins and Donald Shannon threw for Selwyn.Other members of the recreation department team are: Tim Lantier, Stephen Emo, David Brault, Dean Kelly, Robert Mel- amed, Hugh MacLean, Gordon Walkling, Jim Hogle, John Spiegel and Kenneth Melamed.The next scheduled game for the All Stars will be next Tuesday, May 27th, 1969 against Lower Canada College.Tennis courses are lined up for local youth Boys and girls, from 9 to 16 years of age, who are residents of Westmount may register for special tennis instruction.This will take place on the junior tennis courts starting on Tuesday, July 1, from 10 am to noon and subsequent Thursdays and Tuesdays through to Aug.28.The group will be limited to 60.Register at the artificial ice rink by Friday, June 26.The fee will be $3.00.Each player must have his/her own racket and three well marked tennis balls.MON TO Fs: 8 A.M.oops & weit for your veuve Sc seco Kevin Page in top list of athletes Kevin Page, son of J.Philip Page, principal of Westmount\u2019s Graham\u2019s Business College, is among nine students of St.Edward\u2019s University, Austin, Texas, to be named in the 1939 edition of \u201cOutstanding College Athletes of America\u201d.He is a member of the university tennis team and a sophomore mathematics major.His home is in Dorval.The annual compilation features the athletic prowess of some 5,000 individuals, based on sports, leadership, athletic recognition and community service.[LN CN UN CRY B= NN mm OO \u2018til 9 p.m.| Thursdays and Fridays in } merchandise from these fine shops: ANDRE CLAUDE BUTTONS & BOWS CELINE SORIA CHILDREN'S CORNER CLASSIC\u2019S BOOKS FLOWER POT FOCUS HERMES KATYA LA CHATELAINE LE NETTOYEUR LE PHARMACIEN LES BARBIERS LANVIN LUCAS MAISON COUSIN MONSIEUR DECOR PEAU DOUCE PIERRE CARDIN POURQUOI PAS?PRENATAL TOY BOX The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, May 22, 1969 - 9 Courtesy DOMINION STORES Toe Beauty Treatment Dinner for Two atthe fabulous RENAISSANCE RESTAURANT Plus 25 consolation prizes of tickets for Open \u201cLE CINEMA\u2019, courtesy Famous Players Theatres.y The Draw /À closes Saturday, June 7th.MAJ GALERIES BH | WESTMOUNT SQUARE \u201cnothing like it anywhere\u2019 Greene Ave., Ste.Catherine St.W., and Wood Ave.© Also direct METRO Entrance Entries \u201cavailable at all stores. 10 - Thursday, May 22, 1969 If You Have Moved.on servicing your old carpets or consult them about your new rug problems.GREGORY'S » ORIENTAL RUG Cottage School elects Mrs.F.Murray Fitzpatrick.771 Upper Belmont avenue.was elected president of the Girls\u2019 Cottage School.St.Bruno, at the annual general meeting of the associate United Red Feather agency yesterday afternoon.The school provides residential and educational care for girls between 12 and 18 years.Average attendance is about 30, with 53 girls cared for during the year.Honorary president is Mrs.W.G.H.Doyle.6 Murray avenue, and honorary members are Miss Kathleen Moore.4318 Montrose avenue, and Miss Margaret Grif- fiths, 2 Westmount Square.The treasurer is Mrs.Derek Mitchell.637 Carleton avenue.and the honorary treasurer, Mrs.Austin Johnson.638 Victoria avenue.Mrs.J.E.Mitchell.659 Victoria avenue.and Mrs.A.E.Balloch.33 Rosemount avenue.Cn J SE g Let Gregory's advise you.MRS.F.M.FITZPATRICK are the recording and.corresponding secretaries.respectively.Other directors from West- mount on yesterday's slate include Mrs.Gordon Bronson.458 Elm avenue: Miss Grace Campbell.609 Victoria avenue: Mrs.John Ireland.322 Kensington avenue: Mrs.C.F.James.236 Metcalfe avenue: Mrs.J.R.Minty.4850 Westmount avenue.and Mrs.C.Alex Rolland.4387 West- mount avenue.FEATURE VALUE! Summer Sheers Light, Cool, Soft in Washable Fildora Made in Italy 8-18 Navy Comb.See our Wide Selection Elegant Prints 79% Acetate/21% Nylon Blue Comb., Tangerine Comb., Reg.$25.00 Now 15 of Summer Dresses $20.to $45.All cur WOOLS are now on sale FAIRVIEW .POINTE PL 695-1356 20% OFF At Alexis Nihon Only.An Exciting Collection of SUITS and DRESSES 50% OFF PLACE VILLE MARIE NIHON PLAZA j 861-7136 ALEXIS 932-3471 Mrs.Peter F.Kerrigan.17 Anwoth road.handed the presidency of the busy.Westmount- based Family Service Association of Montreal over to Rev.Norman M.Slaughter at its 68th annual meeting last Thursday.The venerable Red Feather agency.with headquarters at 4515 St.Catherine street west.finds that a long range planning committee has brought the organization to a consensus on future goals.which well may find it participating in various community organization activities to a greater degree than in the past when its emphasis has been on individual counselling.Executive Director C.E.R.Thompson.99 Somerville avenue, in his report indicated that the association in the year ended March 31 had been in contact with 2.272 families \u2014 3.792 adults and 4.164 children in all.Of these.435 families had been continued from the previous year.1,837 had applied for service during the year.and 1.764 had service FRENCH WALLPAPER and MATCHING FABRICS By Nancy Grantil i 344A Victoria Ave.Westmount 484-6003 1187 PHILLIPS PLACE shapes up lo Prestige .Elegance.Sparkling Bohemian Crystal Chandeliers Pictured here is the Maria Theresa design, which is just one of the many exdusive styles available ot Bohemian ART CENTRE THE HOUSE OF FINE CRYSTAL AND CHINA ng-range \u2014 READY \u2018FOOD FANCIES \u201869 The Gift Shop of Maimonides Hospital and Home for the Aged\u2019 will present \u201cFood Fancies \u201869 on Tuesday from 10 am to 4 pm in the hospital lobby, Caldwell avenue, Cote St.Luc.This gala sale of home-baked specialties and creative handicrafts will be open to the public, held in conjunction with the annual spring tea and meeting of the Auxiliary.From left to right: Mrs.Jack Granatstein, Westmount, and Mrs.Alvin J.Guttman, co-chairmen of the gift shop, and Mrs.Jack Rosen, convenor.completed.Primary problems in the main were marital.550: financial.409: physical.248: total family relationships.247.and environmental or situational conditions.213.Some 53 percent of the contacts were made by personal applications and 27 percent referrals by other agencies.Mrs.Lorne Gales.486 Mountain avenue.was nominated committee chairman.Exquisite good taste TEL: 842-7632 National VON elects three local women Three Westmount residents were named to rational committees of the Victorian Order of Nurses for Canada at the national meeting hald recently in Ottawa.Mrs.R.P.Vaughan.7 Grove park.president of the Greater Montreal Branch.was named a member of the national board of management: Mrs.John Shuter, 646 Carleton avenue.was elected to the national nursing advisory committee.and Fred W.Gross, 714 Grosvenor avenue.was reelected chairman of the national publicity committee.DAVIES HOUSE OF PAINTINGS Formerly at 4908 Sherbrooke St.West Please visit our new gallery at 4869 SHERBROOKE St.West (just across the street) Hours: 9.30 A.M.to 6 P.M.Daily Thurs.and Fri.to 9 P.M.486-1264 dy The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, May 22, 1969 - 11 CONCERT To be held at Westmount Park Church, Maisonneuve Blvd.and Lansdowne, featuring works of Schutz, Campra, Telemann, Co- relli and Marcello, Sunday.May 25 at 4:00 p.m.Sheila Lomas, Soprano; Robert Peters, Tenor; Marie-France Richard, Oboe; Francois Richard, Flute: Ivan Toth, Cello and Christopher Jackson, Organ.À collection will be WALLPAPER POTTERY CLASSES Symi, Register Now! 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May 15 4334 Westmount: for Mrs.R.Hershorn by Miro Construction and Claude Brault, alterations to kitchen and plumbing, $10,000; May 16 3245 St.Antoine: for John Im- beau by Westmount Plumbing & Heating, instal gas meter, $20; 69 Frospect: for Mr.Anemet by wu Kaine.change hot water Lez anis le 18.2 26-25-32 Selby: for Hydro-Quebec by Rus- cito Demolitions, demolition of four buildings May 20 21 Shorncliffe: for F.M.Rolfe by Ciri Inc., alteration of window into sliding door, $1,000; May 21 1027 Greene: for Mr.Serres by Jos.Quinn, gas stove connection, $35.489-3358 482-1307 AND HIS HOME ROBERT M.\u201cMiller CONSTRUCTION CO.LTD.880 Selkirk St.Pte.Claire Tel.: 697-7110 Free Estimates Residential & Industrial -« Rs by Daniel J.& Norman Albert Spector of S.Albert & Co.Lid.FREE ESTIMATES FREE SUGGESTIONS FREE DELIVERY Question: | read a lot about weather in your column and it may not be in the area of home repair but I have always been intrigued by the term \u2018\u2018temperature inversion.\u2019 Would you please explain the terntome?DER Answer: We have from time to time been called heating specialists, engineers.plumbers, electricians.roofers, and painters but this is the first time we have been asked a question concerning meteorology.However.we hope the following explanation will SPECIAL HONEY SUCKLE 35¢ 40¢ 60¢ ROSE BUSHES well- $1 50 18°\u2019 x 24\u201d 2'x3' 3'x4' branched satisfy your inquiry.Renovations re va penes = In a normal atmosphere.the - Landscapin 5 | temperature of the air falls as the Planned Kitchens \u2019 ping Deserans height above the earth increases.Finished Basements $ 8 CONSUMER When an inversion occurs.the Complete All annual flowers Asphalt & § 8 Glass HIGHWAY colder air is at ground level.P Home Improvements with rising temperatures accompanying a rise in altitude.The effect of the inversion is to dam- and generaniums Cement Work Patio Blocks 1g vor Rock Garden S .Garden uses ÉTONY CAPORICG pen or check normal thermal ock Garden Stones Maintenance Ty movements of the air.thereby romoting an increasing concen- Etc.Under Contract p 5 tration of smog or fumes in industrial areas.Moreover.the normal temperature difference hetween a stack effluent and the upper air is decreased or wiped out by the inversion.and the affluent tends to sink rather than T= ATTENTION - RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL WESTMOUNT | ROOFING LTD.637-2308 24 HOUR SERVICE rise.thus aggravating the unheal- SINCE 1916 thy conditions.Question: I have picked up an OUR MASTER old table at a Salvation Army ROOFERS T T MER I sale.It is most interesting but e e the legs are very wobbly.My AT YOUR SERVICE 5 husband is a bowler.golfer.bil- à Ï liard player.fisherman but a carpenter he ain't.How can these You're Invited to Join Us At : wobbly legs be corrected?BELMONT PARK On Sunday, June 1st fora \u201cFun and Frolic\u2019\u2019 Day FREE ADMISSION 20% OFF ON RIDES AND FOOD R.D.Answer: | think you will agree with me when I say I'd rather have a wobbly table that I picked up at the Salvation Army than a wobbly husband.In order to maintain peace in the family you may correct the problem of your table's wobbly legs by trying to force new glue into the joints.If this is not possible.cut a triangle out of a piece of wood 1 inch thick.Notch 90 degree corner to fit around this leg.Place the block tight against the inside surfaces of leg and screw it to the frame.Daniel 4.Albert President Eos 5) If you are not an S.ALBERT Customer Norman Spector Exec.Vice.re 135 PRIZES CALL NOW! dent © Plomberie © Plumbing We'd love to @ Chauffage © Heating (Including a Colour T.V.) © Creusage ® Digging have you COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL OAV PASSAGE LSE EE0000000 000060 YOUR TICKETS Westmount Plumbing .& Heating Ltd.ARE IN THE MAIL! Maurice Ri Vie rege hard 206 Olivier Ave., Westmount 5763 St.Lawrence Blvd.CASCADE ELECTRIC 1189 HOT WATER TANK Reg.$169.50 speciae $139.50 935- 1121 24 HR.SERVICE 273-8871 \u2018the Urban camp shapes up with demand Summer camp registration has reached the half-way mark, reports Ann Erb, director of the Westmount YMCA urban camp program.The special program for a 5-year-olds is in great demand, with only a limited number of openings left in the afternoon period from 1 pm to 4 pm.Openings for the other age groups, 6 to 11 years, are being filled daily as well.An experience for English- speaking children 6, 7 and 8 years is again a popular program for \u2018Westmount Y'S NEWS parents wishing to encourage their children toward bilingulaism The staff structure for the West- mount \u2018Y\u2019 camp is such that there will be approximately one counsellor to every eight chil dren, except ©5-year-olds.who will have a one to five ratio.Each camp (English and French) will be divided into two sections.Each will be under the supervision of section directors who will be at least 21 years of age.They will supervise the counsellors, co-ordinate the program for each age group and act as a resource person.The section directors will be under the direction of the camp director.The counselling staff ranges in age from 16 to 28, and each individual has been hired for his or her personal skill.A great emphasis is being placed on staff training this year with a regular five-day training program plus ongoing weekly training.This should provide the staff as well as the campers with a meaningful experience.Prefects named for next year Wednesday was the last day of French orals for matriculating students and the day set for the Prefect Banquet.This year the dinner was held at the St.Lawrence Yacht Club.All senior prefects and next years two heads attended.The students were accompanied by prefects\u2019 advisors, Vice- principal Miss King and Mr.Mc- Ewen, and by Miss Lax and Principal Mr.Hamilton.The dinner is Status of lane to be regularized A lane west of Greene avenue, between Selby and St.Antoine streets, is to have its status regularized as property of the City of Westmount to accomodate the construction of Quebec-Hydro\u2019s sub-station in the area.Clear title was not indicated by early deeds, dated in the late 19th century.French heads WPHS again; play coming Dr.Stanley French is president of the Westmount Park Home and School Association for the coming year.Other officers elected last Thursday night were Mrs.W.M.Williams and Mrs.V.Tyndale.vice-presidents: Mrs.G.Holcomb.secretary.and Mrs.P.Wade.treasurer.John McCrea.former teacher at the school, vice-president of the Montreal Teachers\u2019 Association, spoke on the teacher- government crisis.It was announced that a play, \u201c2069 Anyone,\u201d written and directed by Mrs.Esther Shears.a volunteer drama teacher at the school, will be presented next Thursday at 8:15 pm in the school auditorium by Grade VI pupils.Parents and public are invited.Prior to the meeting, a gymnastics display was given by boys from Grades 4, 5 and 6 under A.MacDonald.physical education specialist.Boys taking part were Jerry Bell, David Booth, Ritchie Broden, George Chauvin, Dana Daigle, Dames Everard, George Gagnon, Errol Hind, Alan Hogg, Allan Job, Derek Laurie, Don Noseworthy, Wayne Parris, Terry Peters.Robert Phelan, Mark Tyndale.John Walsh, George Wilson and Glen Yetman.Girls from Grade IV, directed by their grade teacher, Miss C.Harrison, then performed in free dance.i.e.interpretation of music through body movement.Girls taking part were Andrea Bourke, Nicky Crighton, Chelsea Donaldson, Belinda Hall, Theresa Hamilton, Gail Jackson, Lisa Jea- vons, Nadja Kovic, Julie Madden, Christine McGouldrick, Margaret Nagle, Nancy Westman and Megan Williams.Another group of girls, under the direction of Mrs.D.Roren- bush, physical education specialist, gave a display of formal gymnastics, while a second group performed in folk dancing from countries such as Roumania.Yemen and Israel.a reward for the service the prefects have done for the school.Next year\u2019s head prefects are Susie Kyle and Ian Darragh, who will take over the duties of this year\u2019s heads Kathie Love and Chris Sherwood.The position of assistant head prefect has been dispensed with as it was judged unnecessary by the prefect committee who recently examined the role of the prefect \u201cforce\u201d in the school.One recommendation of the «committee was that next year\u2019s heads should be elected by the prefects themselves.In the past, head prefects have been chosen by the administration.This year, for the first time, prefects voted for the people who in their opinion would make the best head prefects.Nominees for the position came from this year\u2019s junior prefects.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, May 22, 1969 - 13 \"IN WESTMOUNT APPEAL STRATEGY Though the Federated Appeal campaign has closed, with $10,530,000 or 97.5 percent of the $10,800,000 objective attained, the clean-up work of getting last cards in must go on.Involved from the beginning in Westmount have been, left to right, Mrs.D.T.Dingle, 561 Lansdowne avenue; Mrs.A.R.McKim, 4708 Roslyn avenue, district chairmen; Mrs.Albert de laMirande, 331 Clarke avenue, treasurer, and Mrs.P.R.Johnson, 3755 The Boulevard, district chairman.Federated Appeal agencies in Westmount are Family Service Association, Summerhill House, Children\u2019s: Service Centre, Unity Boys\u2019 Club and Weredale House.Local ladies singing with the Adelines Three Westmounters are in the Montreal chapter of the Sweet Adelines, Inc., an international four-part hatmony organization for women, which is to entertain residents of the St.Andrew\u2019s Presbyterian Home next Tuesday at8 p.m.They are Miss Earla Byer, 229 Kensington avenue; Miss Helen Curran, 218 Redfern avenue, and Miss Joan Parker, 4725 de Mai- sonneuve boulevard west.The chapter is looking for new members.Contact: 937-1629 or 933-9940.CWL breakfast The Westmount Council of the Catholic Women\u2019s League is holding its annual meeting and Communion breakfast on Thursday, May 29 at the Berkeley Hotel.Following the 9 o\u2019clock Mass at the Ascension of Our Lord Church, the members will go in a body to the Berkeley for breakfast.Representatives of all the churches in the municipality will be their guests.Kids.Continued from page 1) M.McEntyre provided the response which was congratulatory and cautionary.While he found the initiative -ommendable, he pointed out that the entire area was now under the urban renewal scheme which included plans for the park.Council could not, he said, immediately vote either permission or funds for the project \u2014 the proposers would have liked to \u2018get going next week\u2019 \u2014 but suggested that they get together immediately with City \u2018Manager Norman Dawe and see if their plans-and those-of the city might be co-ordinated.Ald.Charles Aspler suggested that the Unity Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Club, located on the west end of Staynor Park at Greene avenue, be brought in on the project.This brought from one of the boys present the opinion that the Unity leadership is not what it used to be, that club hours were restricted.Mr.Mezes added that what was required, now, was an outdoor project such as this one.A girl added her criticism of the program for teenagers and facilities for them at the club.In all of which Mayor McEn- tyre expressed his personal interest and, following the informal session, was seen eliciting further details of Unity problems from the youngsters.Weredale.(Continued from page 1) \"\"Para-public\u201d Weredale is now a \u201cparapublic agency,\u201d said Mr.Smith, and this means that the home will be more dependent than ever upon the government for its financing.Red Feather will still provide financial support, in the form of a fixed sum, and all the usual counselling assistance.Staff additions include a part- time consulting psychiatrist, Dr.Daniel Silver; a full-time child care worker and, effective July 1, a Master of Social Work, Philip Borrow.Dr.Peter Benjamin was appointed honorary consulting physician.Weredale boys attend 17 different schools, Mr.Smith noted, with a heavy proportion in certain classes at Westmount Park School.Members of the board of governors and of the Weredale staff attended meetings of the Westmount Park Home and School Association, the Westmount High Parent- Teachers Association and the Westmount School Board \u2014 and in its turn, Weredale helps - maintain good - communications - - ner for her hospitality.with its \u201copen house\u201d invitations to members of the community.In the last year, one board member -\u2014 Maurie Robinson \u2014 retired, to be replaced by Harold Devitt.Two former presidents of Were- dale, H.Roy Crabtree and Eliot S.Frosst, moved from the board of governors to the advisory board, while another member, Harry Vint, has retired.Mr.Smith paid tribute to the many individuals and groups who contributed their time, their money \u2014 or both.He made special reference to the former executive director, Vernon F.McAdam, who served Weredale for 50 years, and to Mrs.Mary Craig, \u2018\u2018mother\u201d to the boys for 49 years.The Westmount Rotary Club and the Montreal Rotary Club \u2014 both of which have been deeply involved with Weredale for many years \u2014 each contributed $1,000 through their Youth Service committees to Weredale for redecorating.258 boys There were 258 different boys under the care of Weredale House in the past year, reported George Brugman, the executive director.At the end of March there were 161 boys in residence \u2014 four fewer than at the same date last year.Altogether, Weredale provided 58,846 days-of-care in the year.Out of 97 boys leaving, 66 went back to parents or relatives, 28 went to other agencies, and three are hoarding.Currently, Weredale boys are getting help with their schooling from 23 volunteer tutors, said Mr.Brugman, but Weredale is still looking for help from a retired teacher or counsellor who could give special attention to schoolboys who are having difficulties.Under a \u2018lunch program\u2019 drawn up by members of the Westmount Park Home and School Association, Weredale boys are being invited to the homes of school classmates for lunch.Mr.Brugman paid a special tribute to Mrs.Ray Bon- \u201cai 14 - The Westmount Exominer, Thursday + tri vie! 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R.R.1, Cardinal, Ontario.Or Call: and Girls Number After 8 P.M.Any Day.(61) Flats \u2014 Duplexes to let 12) Mother's Helper \u201cUTREMONT NEW DUPLEX 3-4or5 bedrooms * EXCELLENT LOCATION.* FACING PARK.RENTAL $300.AND UP.Call: 735-4916 6to 8 pm.LASALLE, bright upper duplex, 5% large rooms, balcony, close to schools, parks.$117.366-9558.MONTREAL West.September 1st occupancy.6% modern upper duplex, heated, hot water, equipped.garage.Reasonable rent.488-6661.(63) Flats Furnished NICELY furnished flat or house wanted.Minimum 3 bedrooms.2 bathrooms.Desirable tenant.July Ist occupancy.2 year lease.484- 5346 or 481-0353.(9) Country Houses to Let Dorval Island \u2014 Lake St.Louis, lakefront, heated.furnished.parking.489-6273.\u201cNorth Hatley LARGE 5 BEDROOM COTTAGE, FULLY FURNISHED.SANDY BEACH.AVAILABLE FOR JULY.CALL 933-3167.Memphramagog NEW 4 bedroom cottage with ail conveniences on lake.East side.Dock with beach for small fry.4 weeks.August.$650.486-0474.Rent or Sell St.Hypolyte Laurentian Swiss chalet type 5 room cottage with playhouse, garage and sundeck.47 miles from Montreal.Winterized.$100.monthly with option to.buy and 3 months rent applied to sale.Terms.Call 937-9186 or 1-224-2177 (Mrs.Bruyere) (39) Offices to Let Offices to rent SUITABLE small business, light manufacturing, etc.Call: 489-3186 482-1443 (50) Apartments to Let 6201 Cote St.Luc MODERN 3!e large rooms, equipped, balcony.Very good transportation.Reasonable.After 6 pm call 489-9401.(50) Apartments to Let (75) Nursing Home Luxurious Residence LASALLE 1800 Shevchenko - Newman MONTHS FREE 14 - 242 - 342 - 442 Oil heating, hot water Individual thermostats Water tax paid Frigidaire and stove Private balcony Laundry.Locker Intercom.Elevator Curtain rods installed Free Cable T.V.Magic-eye garage Swimming pool - sundeck Carpeted hallways Near shopping centres Furnished apartments if desired [363-4034 321-0888 Cote St.Luc sublet 3% room top floor in high rise, new wall-to-wall carpets.paint.Immediate occupancy.Reduced rent.482- 8644 or 738-2036.(53) Apartments Wanted Wanted in Westmount CLEAN and bright 2 to 3 bedroom apartment at reasonable rent for family with 2 children.For July Ist.Call days 288-9959.evenings 453-6331.Westmount Kensington SUBLET July 1st.Bright 442 $130.monthly.Call 937- (61) Duplexes to Let Wood esidence Happy atmosphere.Nice grounds.Good food.Excellent care.Private 334-4572 (82) Autos for Sale RAMBLER Classic 1964, sedan V-8, automatic, radio.Private.744 4479, 484-0853.COUGAR 1968, 5,000 miles.New condition.Must sell.Private.697- 7385 or 487-2208.- ALPHA Romeo 1966 Spider.never winter driven.Excellent condition.Reasonable.Call 739-5804.JE désire une jeune fille pour travailler au pair dans une famille de 2 garcons 8 et 12 ans pour mois d\u2019août seulement.Dans Stowe, Vermont.486-3741.Teenager Wanted FOR summer months.Sleep in or out.Call 937-4020.Mother's helper wanted 17 or over.Start immediately.2 young children.Experience necessary.Good salary.Sleep in.Call 481-4638.(117) Domestic Employment BUSINESS SERVICES Script Hand Writing NAMES FUR DIPLOMAS CALL RI 4-6662 AFTER 6 p.m.PLUMBING & HEATING WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & HEATING LTD.206 OLIVIER AVE.WESTMOUNT [935-1121 93-1189 PART-time office cleaning wanted.Nights.No contractors.Call John 935-0125, apartment 17, after 6 pm.NURSING .OVERLOAD AND HOMEMAKER SERVICE.3684 ST.DENIS.288-5639.General Repairs OUR MASTER ROOFERS AT YOUR SERVICE WESTMOUNT ROOFING LTD.1975 NOTRE DAME LACHINE 637-2308 24 HOUR SERVICE Cartage and Moving ODDS, and ends, moved from your home or office.Light furniture, rugs, and parcels.Call anytime 489-3186.Garage door repairs.service.747- 6075.Residence 684-3876.JAMES DOOR AND EQUIPMENT | (119) Baby Sitters Available Upholstering Will mind chidren in my home.8 am to 6 pm.Call 487-1312.For re-upholstering and rccover- ing jobs.please call: Midtown Up hoistering.937-4446 from 12 to 2 P.M.And from 4 to 10 P.M.Dressmaking (124) For Sale Dining Room Furniture ATTRACTIVE dining room DRESSES, gowns., Bridal.alterations.by experienced Paris designer.Fast service.932-5133.set, 8 pieces, very good coi dition.Reasonable.No dealers.Call 488-0441 after 6 pm.(127) For Sale Bedroom Furniture 86) Boats and Motors 17 feet convertible, all equipped.Evinrude 75 HP.trailer, explorer, 1963, $2,000.415 Petit, Ville St.Laurent.744-0640.BEDROOM set, double bed, spring and mattress.antique white bookcase headboard, matching double dresser and mirror.All excellent condition.$75.com- (95) Parking Space to Let plete 931-1593.PARKING space available.$6.monthly.Vicinity St.Catherine - Greene.933-0244.- (130) For Sale Kitchen Equipment | 100) Work Wanted Female tion.Sacrifice.$60.481-1469.VERY clean frigidaire.Good condi-| SD Maintenance WALLS and ceilings washed, floors cleaned.Also painting done by experienced man.William Campbell.Call after 5 pm.489-3670 and 366-0682.Maintenance We are a group of College Students with experience in all modes of HOME MAINTENANCE CLEANING \u2014 PAINTING FLOOR TILING \u2014 ETC.If you have any work for us and would like to help a Are You Having a Party?Let me be your Barmaid or Waitress My Name Is Mary 935-7688 (102) Help Wanted Male Part time Janitor REQUIRED to clean office.vicinity Clanranald - Vezina.Short daily hours, mornings or afternoons, one full day on weekends.Permanent.Call Miss Hachy: 733-7111 Fridge with 100 Ib.freezer, in good condition.737-3155.student work his way through school.please (132) For Sale Musical Instruments CALL STEVEAT: 486-1303 PIANO, apartment size, walnut \u201cWinter\u201d.Excellent condition.Beautiful tone.738-9848.from 5P.M.to8 P.M.HANDYMAN.Exterior and interior UPRIGHT piano.Excellent condi tion Must sell.Private.697-7385.Painting work.Floor sanding.Ete.388-4147.HEINTZMAN Grand piano.Perfect condition.Sacrifice.Leaving country.484-5167.(134) For Sale Sports Equipment LADY'S Golfmaster.8 irons and 3 woods.288-4764.LADY'S left handed golf clubs.hardly used.very good condition.Call 933-3000 evenings only.(106) Work Wanted (Male) EARNSCLIFFE at Isabella.6 room upper.Immediate occupancy.Call 9 to 5.Mrs.Vipond 731-3851.eve- MOVING done at reasonable rate.Call 334-0795.(112) Mother's Helper Kawasaki 250 C.C.Good condition.Handles well.Reasonable.Call: 695-1788 afternoons.GOLF cart, Bag-boy.$17.Apply A.Perry.4626 St.Catherine West.Mother\u2019s Helper Available (136) For Sale Clothing and Furs - 0881.or 932-6259.nings 697-7385.Fielding Sublet Cote St.Luc LUXURIOU\" \u201cis facing par\u2019 \"SUBLET 6% upper bright.equip 3876.par rage immediate, $150.488-3473.Call 482-9616.Senior High School girl.Summer BEAUTIFUL wedding gown and veil, 7 - 9 (short white).Very rea months in Westmount.Live out.\u2018sonable.482-8087.Painting and Decorating Interior and Exterior Painting and decorating Top quality paint used Free estimate Work guaranteed Call Capital Paint Reg\u2019d 336-5274 336-5206 Painting Decorating Plastering ALL WORK GUARANTEED Call Luigi 274-7053 PAINTING, plaster repair, gyprock, varnishing, paper hanging, spray gun.Reasonable Rates Free Estimate 665-2078 Rugs Cleaning A.B.C.Carpet Cleaning Reg\u2019d.8 c.pe uare foot.Rugs insured.388 Horseback Riding Less * By ualified nstructo all 488-7945 Furniture Repairs SPECIALIST ANTIQUE FURNITURE REPAIRS AND REFINISHING All Work, Guaranteed Doug Robinson Cea vs \u20189 Nearly New Ws La Boutique Fantasque Quality Resale Dress Shop Paris Originals Haute Couture Models At a fraction of original cost D 2155 Mountain @> DB (Just below Sherbrooke) 74% 288-3655 New Premises | Larger selection Finer clothes (136) For Sale Clothing and Furs MINK Capelet.dark Ranch.bought last September for $1,200.Will sacrifice for best offer.Must sell.Private.697-7385.(138) For Sale General CUSTOM made bedroom suite.double bed: Italian Provincial sofa: chair.Reasonable.484-5167.Full Wig.never worn, Reddish \u2018Blonde.hand made from finest quality European hair.Nylon mesh cap.Sacrifice less than half price.Call: 484-0944 or 634-4731 evenings.OAK desk.one drawer, 2 shelves.each side.Windsor chair.Reasonable 937-0514.STAUFFER posture Rest United complete: automatic massage for weight reducing and relaxation.extends to 6 feet.Perfect condition.Sacrifice $60.481-9841.AQUARIUM with stand.almost new.Call 489-5161.EASY washing machine, spin dry.Good condition.489-1012.SOFA.2 chairs.Good condition.Reasonable.Call 738-9544 evenings.GIRL'S bicycle 26 inch: electric pin ball machine: muskrat jacket size 18: mink stole: beaver jacket: squirrel stole: radio hi-fi: aquarium.portable typewriter.Reasonable.342-4521.Arborite top walnut stained dining table.2 leaves.6 matching chairs, $150.: 2 gold broadloom rugs.15 x 9.10 x 9.$250.2 white lady's dressers.$50.each.2 Spanish coffee and occasional tables.Excellent condition.Call: 931-7451 after 6 pm.No Reasonable Offer Refused Hi.Fi (Stentorian) duplex 12 inch speaker, leak amplifier: Ebner turn table.737-3488.IMPERIAL electric sewing machine nearly new condition.Zigzag.$60.484-4264.1 to 8 pm.ADMIRAL hi-fi brand new.perfect condition: Constellation vacuum cleaner with attachments, excellent condition : crib complete; end table.Very reasonable.Call 486-0523.PING pong table.solid maple.regulation size.Bargain.738-5453.(138) For Sale General (151) Wanted to Purchase WANTED pool table; ping pong table.Good condition.334-6605.ne WANTED: Piece of Wedgewood dinner service.Wellesley pattern.Good condition.737-6374.WANTED: Paintings.Old Canadian.Suzor Cote, Franchere, etc.738- 0672.WANTED Girl's bicycle 26 inch.Good condition.Private.Call 691- 9984.(154) Lost Reward LOST: Golf club (power built), vicinity Argyle.Cote St.Antoine.937-0750.PHILCO Stereo phonograph with radio.external speaker (mahogany cabinet).$100.Call 481-2303 after T.V.Console 21 inch walnut Philips.very good condition, $85.Room too small.Call 482-9585, mornings only.Moving SECTIONAL living room and den furniture; kitchen set.man's dresser; Khalabar rug.Call 737-3893.ROTARY Power mower.reasonable; child's chord organ (Emenee), good condition.482-2773.BEDROOM suite.light mahogany.double bed: antique china cabinet and buffet: G.E.electric stove: G.E frigidaire, both large size.Must sell.Call 747-3294.Broadlooms, Rugs.Genuine Orientals Domestics, Hall runners, Drapes, all kinds.Also installation, binding, fringing and cut to any measurements.VERY LOW PRICES CALL: 737-7388 ANYTIME UPRIGHT piano.Canadian made.excellent condition, $290.: bicycle racer, 26 inch $25.After 4 pm.482-1416.Unusually fine Sheridan inlaid sideboard 54 inch.centre doors and drawers.glass fitted ends.$225.Call 737-3488.Liquidatior FURNITURE from model home.Dining room.bedroom.living room.No reasonable offers refused.Call 381-3772.Broadloom 3 rooms.300 sq.ft.wall-to-wall.$75.Call 738-4242.MAYTAG 1968 automatic washer.new condition.Must sell.Private.697-7385.Combination Stereo FM/AM and 23 inch TV In beautiful cabinet: grouping 3 up- hoistered chairs.Excellent condition.Reasonable.486-7661.Remington standard typewriter.(Sunerwriter).late model.Excellent condition.$75.Call: 288-1551.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 marcel of lund 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 names of FLORENCE MIGNONETTE PIDDINGTON and ETHEL ERNESTINE PIDDINGTON - HAS BEEN LOST | HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that | n- tend at or after the expiration of SIXTY davs from the first appearance of this advertisement to DISPENSE with the production of the said duplicate Certificate of Title and to ENDORSE on the original Certificate a Transmission Application numbered 4974 W hereby Florence Mignonette Piddington acquires the estate and interest of the above named Ethel Ernestine Piddington and thereafter to cancel the said Certificate and to issue à new Certificate in duplicate in substitution therefor in the name of the suid FLORENCE MIGNONETTE PID- DINGTON.E.L.Miller Registrar of Titles $250.Both Units Inglis washer and dryer.under 2 years old.In perfect condition.Call 937-4548.(142) Photo Supplies Poloroid colored camera #103.used very little.beaded screeen 40 x 40.Call 737-3488.(151) Wanted to Purchase WANTED English riding outfit.size 16.boots size 812.481-9241 (158) Domestic Pets SIAMESE kittens.house trained.Accustomed to children.$25.Call 684-5830.(163) Educational EXPERIENCED high school teacher will tutor in Mathematics.684- 8437.Summer Activities For Your Children 3 University students eager to involve children in summer activities will promise an engrossing and creative weekly programme for children from the ages of 6-10 years.Plans center around children who must live in a city environment.Eager to meet with interested parents.Call Christine 288- 6047.(53) Apartments Wanted Responsible gentleman requires quiet apartment with office space.Dealing with proprietors only.Westend area.Call after 7 pm.933- T744.(98) Help Wanted Femaie Bilingual Counter Girl Required For Dry cleaning Store Apply in person to: The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, May 22, 1969 - 15 Aldermen balk at roll change For the second consecutive City Council meeting, aldermen were not prepared Tuesday night to approve a Board of Revision tax purposes at $47.620 instead of $95,240.Mail coaches began operation in ; ; England in 1784 from Bristol.change in the valuation roll to Thére Hi .SC was great competition bet- conform with Eastern Airlines ween the Royal Mail and private lease at Westmount Square.show- passenger coaches and their ing the rent at $71,505 instead of record runs became the great $143.000 and the annual value for sporting event of the vear EMERY GREGUS Dispensing Optician wishes to announce that he moved 2 DOORS EAST TO 4933 Sherbrooke St.West (at Street Level) TEL.: 484-1259 484-4363 Dine out or have our Famous Chinese Foods Delivered to you.CHOWS 487-1420 NEW ADDRESS 6020 Sherbrooke St.W.4930 Sherbrooke Wii BY-LAW NO.732 CITY OF Y.WESTMOUNT Public notice is hereby given that at a general sitting of the Council of the City of West- mount held at the City Hall on the 8th of April.reading was given to a by-law entitled THER AMEND BY-LAW TO ESTABLISH A SINKING FUND COMMISSION\" public notice.as required by Section 15 of By-law 195.was published on the 10th and the 11th of April.1969.1969.first \u201cBY-LAW TO FUR- 195 and a The said by-law was subsequently given second and third readings and was adopted by the said Council at a general sitting thereof held at the City Hall on the 20th of May.1969.Details relating to said bylaw are fully set out in Bylaw No.732 which is open for inspection by all persons interested at the office of the City Clerk, City Hall.mount.West- P.PATENAUDE Acting Assistant City Clerk FRENCH, GERMAN, ENGLISH, ITALIAN, SPANISH, JAPANESE OR RUSSIAN.LEARN TO SPEAK THE ATLAS WAY.With the Atlas Home Language Laboratory YOU WILL HAVE A PRIVATE TUTOR in your home or office WHEN YOU WANT Him.Tutorial and guidance service for 1 full year.The entire family can learn at no extra cost.Tapes are corrected by monitors Supervised by Loyola College professors.THE ATLAS WAY YOU ARE SOON \u201cAT HOME\" IN ANY LANGUAGE.For further information call today 527-9511 ATLAS LINGUISTIC CORPORATION 4444 de LaRoche Montreal 176 weekly adservice Operated by J.W.SANCTON & SONS for THE MONITOR - THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER - ST.LAURENT NEWS - TOWN OF MT, ROYAL WEEKLY POST 4630 St.Catherine Street West MONTREAL 215, P.Q.931-7511 for all your classified advertising needs 16 - Thursday, May 22, 1969 Police officers promoted | & City Council Tuesday evening approved the promotions, effective immediately, of West- mount Police Lieutenant William Pryde, right, to the rank of Acting Inspector and of Sergeant Frank Pilkionis to Acting Lieutenant.Both Insp.Pry- de and Lt.Pilkonis are veterans of the detective office.The new inspector takes the post vacated by Insp.E.A.Ja- meson, now on leave pending retirement July 16.People travel on feet, not stomachs Members and guests of the Westmount Rotary Club found out that an army of humans travels more on their feet than on their stomachs when it comes to the proper care of their extremities.The valuable information was given them through the medium of colored slides and an informative talk by Dr.R.Roy Forsey.der- matologist-in-chief of the Montreal General Hospital.The after- luncheon lecture illustrations showed vividly the damage that can be caused to feet through improper fitting of shoes at all ages.The speaker was introduced by Past President Archie Callard and thanked by Ron MacKay.The roll call showed that the Westmount Club is becoming more and more popular in attendance by out-of-town guests from the U.S.A.and other parts of the Sinking Funs law amendment passed Thirty days having elapsed since first reading and publication of the proposed change, City Council Tuesday evening gave second and third readings and promolgated an amendment to the sinking fund commission by-law, enabling provision of only those sums necessary for the redemption of bond issues.Heretofore, sums set aside by law created surpluses in the fund, requiring periodic refunding to the city\u2019s general funds.Hobbes slated to head WMA V.G.Hobbes.520 Victoria avenue, is nominee for president of the Westmount Municipal Association, which holds its annual meeting in Victoria Hall Tuesday evening at 8:15 o'clock.Mayor P.M.McEntyre is the featured speaker.~~ '~, bs 3 \u201cBIG.EXTRAORDINARY.SIMPLY GREAT.To Maggie Smith's performance is staggering.\u201d oy The Prime of | Miss Jean \u201cBrodie cov \\ Feature at 12,50, 2.55, 5.00, 7.10 Last complete show at 9.00, 1 KA] 13 EVE WESTMOUNT SQUARE AVENUE THEATRE 29 -2477 § world.Visitors hailed from Australia, Richmond, Va., and Florida.Lou Steinberg reported on sales for the forthcoming car raffle with Les Stuart backing him up, urging an increase in efforts for the success of the drive for Rotary\u2019's community work.President D.C.McLuskie passed on the good wishes to members from Maurice Marisine, former member.who is now a resident of Yuma.Arizona.carrying on his vocation for the betterment of youth.Birthday greetings accompanied by the traditional boutoniere were given to Ron MacKay.A contribution has been made out of the Birthday Fund to be paid to the Vanier Institute of the Family as part of the National Rotary Foundation\u2019s campaign for $100.000.for the Institute.Avant took Cadet salute Last week's annual inspection of No.1 (West Montreal) Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Cadets, at the RMR armory was conducted by Col.A.Avant, DSO, DFC, of Mobile Command, St.Hubert, assisted by Capts.J.J.LaBreche and E.S.Tippett.Commanding the squadron is Capt.J.B.Douglas.Lieuts.J.D.B.Cooper and P.Deschamps were in attendance.Some 40 cadets were on parade.Council pays respect to Miss Bryan Craig At the outset of Tuesday evening city council session, a resolution of sympathy to Ald.Ian Craig and family in the accidental death of Miss Bryan Craig on May 8 was unanimously passed.All present.at the request of the mayor.stood for a short petiod in silent respect.Yeaws] N.Y.Times Deluxe Here are the answers.» « about the moving estimate.«+ « about packing & unpacking.- » .and things to do moving day.« + also a host of other answers To take the tension out of moving PHONE NOW FOR THIS FREE HELPFUL BOOKLET Call Bob Fraser Now ! 733-5323 WESTMOUNT MOVING & WAREHOUSING LTD.% NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES 5 [ ; sigh u « APPLICATION AND AUTHORIZATION WESTMOUNT ROTARY BICYCLE SAFETY PROGRAM Complete and sign this form and have your child bring it to WESTMOUNT MUNICIPAL RINK SATURDAY, MAY 24-9a.m.to 2 p.m.(name of student) wish to make application for the Bicycle Riding tests SIGNATURE OF STUDENT: | authorize my child to participate in the Westmount Rotary Club Bicycle Safety Program SIGNED (Mr./Mrs.): ADDRESS: SAFETY IS NO ACCIDENT! Education in safety must be a continuing process and, with our ever-increasing traffic, it is vital that our children learn the rules of the raad at an early age.CAMPBELL GILDAY CO.LIMITED MONTREAL, QUEBEC CANADIANA ANTIQUE SALE 45th ANNIVERSARY Breitman\u2019s are having their FIRST sale.A fine opportunity to acquire some of the finest quality Canadiana.Armoires, tables, buffets, carvings, glassware, etc.AT DISCOUNTS UP TO 40% S.BREITMAN ANTIQUES 1353 GREENE Avenue EST'D 1924 937-0275 Symbol of quality roofing since 1883 Call our representative for free estimate ® RESIDENTIAL © COMMERCIAL © INDUSTRIAL 7300 St.James St.W.(At West Broodway) 482 9566 WESTMOUNT 4 "]