The Westmount examiner, 26 mars 1964, jeudi 26 mars 1964

[" houses with over 26,000 pieces on view.SPRING SHOW The Westmount annual Spring Flower Show opened Wednesday in the city green- 2 Hundreds of man hours go into its preparation and maintenance as witnessed by any visitor who goes behind the scenes.Shown above are assistant Jim Holmes [left], and head gardener Eric Aho at work just before the opening.Holiday Dorchester area schedules 10newexpropriafions up cost to $4,100,000 Westmount City Hall, the public library and the Atwater Library will be closed all day Friday and Monday.There will be no garbage col- tection on Good Friday.Collections normally scheduled for this day will be made Monday.Mareh ' 30.Protestant Schools in Wesl-.mount close today for the Easter holidays.They reopen Monday.April 6.Catholic schools are closed today and reopen Tuesday, March 31.The Westmount Artificial Ice: Rink will remain open Good Friday.Saturday and Easter Sunday .in regular hours, Offices of The Westmount Examiner will be closed Friday but reopen Monday.Board hands Westmount Council Monday to pay $650,000 for 16 properties expropriated for Dor- chester widening and redevelopment, This brings to a total of 105 the number of properties bought.The total amount spent to date on expropriation in the area\u2019 is $4,100,000.| Council also approved a commitment of $5,000 fur \u2018\u2018sales promotion\u2019 in connection with the redevelopment of the area.They intend to resell all of the land unused in the actual widening of the boulevard to developers of high-rise apartments.The com- | mitment will enable the city to over Kings School for $418,931.25 The former Kings School.a Western avenue landmark for generations, has formally been turned over to the New Rochelle Development Corporation, the West- mount School Board announced this week.They received a cheque for $418.931.25.While building plans are not\u2019 yet complete.the corporation has announced that it intends to demolish the school building and replace it with an apartment building.A spokesman said that the\u2019 company would appeal to West-.mount Council to re-zone the __ property for a twelve: storey building.Six fs the present | limit.A six-storey building, said | the spokesman, would be \u2018\u2019com- | pletely impractical on the site.This is one of the biggest lots available in years.We envision a 12-storey building with considerable set-back.\u201d The Western avenue property contains 69,000 square feet.| and other | start Wednesday \u2018further | president J.H.Richer said: WMA, City Council and the Counci seek citizens\u2019 views on park Westmount Municipal As- I sociation intend to actively seek the public view on renovations to Westmount Park.it was announced \u201cthis week.What form the opinion sampling will take \u2014 has not been decided.Phase one of the renovation work will proceed as planned with work due to, but \u201cno changes will be made before the question has been fully aired.\u201d WMA | \u2018 ., Friday following a mecting ,Ç Gross, www : [ } ences for or against the » | à Alderman [Fred Commissioner of Parks and Recreation, and members of the association executive.\u201cEveryone's view cannot be accommodated,\u201d Mr.Richer said, \u2018A cross-section of opinion, however, desirable.We recommended that the subject be fully aired.\u201d between COV VP Vr VV VV VVVVVVPYVY } The Examiner.for its § } part, is conducting a special poll on the park plans and as a West mounter you are invited qi | : vw to cast your ballot in this connection.Details and a ballot form will be found on page four.Readers may mark their prefer- various proposed features for the park.Space is provided for ments.LY YY PV VV YVVYVYYYYVVYVWYV com- He said that while members , had \u201cstrong reservations\u201d about { many facets of the plan,\u201d gen- agreed prepare brochures, sales letters, erally speaking, we wanted to material to send to, ;keep up the character of the various real estate agents and | park with lots of green arcas.firms.In other business, the City natural surroundings and space to wander about on the grass gave the go-ahead signal to Mont-| and not be channeled here and real subway workers on Western\u2019 there.\u201d avenue who want to use noisy equipment past the normal cur: few hour of 10 p.m.The new ban will drop at 11 in the area of subway construction for the entire period of construction, an estimated 450 days.Council noted that this of cooperation\u201d terfering with normal the Montreal crews which end at 11.Work will resume at 7 am, A list of expropriation pay- | ments follows: 4066 Tupper Street \u2014 $23,125, | for the land and buildings, as set forth in a letter from Frank Mos- | kal: | 4082 Tupper Street \"for the land and set forth in a letter Tierbach: 7 Gladstone Avenue \u2014 $25,100.for the land and buildings, as set forth in a letter from John : M, Cerini, Solicitor, on behalf of the owner, Alan Murray: 8 Gladstone Avenue \u2014 $20,500.for the land and buildings, as set forth in a letter from Thomas 1 McManus.from Otto 9 Gladstone Avenue \u2014 $25,625, knoe \u201cgesture ! + + 1 was to avoid in- shifts of The meeting with Alderman ross and city officials, last of three, followed a formal protest to the council that plans outlined recently in the city newsletter might \u201calter the (Continued on page 11} would be highly Police No.disconnected | CHIerLeney arises and you require the assistance of the Westmount Police don\u2019t waste time by trying to call WE 5.3525, the number tisted in the telephone directory.It has been discon nected, Instead dil WE.L171 the \u2018emergeney munber given out an November which may be used to call the police, to report an acet- dent, à fire, à broken water main or pipes, a gas leak or any such emergency.day or night The WE.5 number was abandoned this week when police moved into new quarters on Stan- \u201cton street, The new emergency number, FWEL 1-1711 is contained on printed stickers sent out to every home jin Westmount carly in November.Police noted however that many Loe \u2018al telephones still have at- | tached another number used by [the police and fire departments | for many years.They advise that it too has been disconnected and suggest that WIS.1-171 should be pasted over it on the phone Next week's weather March 28 to April 4 By ERIC NEAL This week, mild springlike days alternate with cold, windy periods, Temperature range: 30-70°F in the south, 25.50°F in the north und east.Sunshine 40 to 30 hours.Trees in leuf.Nights continue quite cool, while days are cleur and mild through the middle of the week, then conditions deteriorate.Drizzle or mixed rain and snow in the south, with thunder, Freezing drizzle in the mountains, Powder snow in northern counties and the Gulf, Stormy (0 end the week, then i improving generally, Firefighters 'save\u2019 Corporation Yards Westmounts new auxiliary firefighting group.frustrated in i their efforts to find an unneed- \u2014 $20,500.buildings, as ed wooden shack to set ablaze tor a final exercise, turned hoses against several \u201ccool\u201d buildings in the city's Corpora- ition Yards Saturday.From their determination it was evident that no fire in the arca would | for the tand and buildings.as set (Continued on page 11\u2019 have stood a chance.The Civil Protection volunteers demonstrated their ability on the ground and on ladders with two and a half inch lines and up to 120 pounds pressure in the hoses, strong enough to k down the unskilled, They kept the lines under control, however, and were marked on the basis of their peu formances combined with wret- ten tests taken carlier.Successful candidates receive a written certificate from Quebec, have their names added to the roster to be on call to assist the regular firemen in the event of a disaster in Westmount, such as a nuclear attack The eight men, meeting twice a week, received five weeks instruction from Fire Department Captains W.G.Black and H McCoo.Members of the unit are.Gerald Browne, David Clark, Arthur Leduc, Real Lemieux, Armand Mallette.Marcel Pilon, John Rankin, Alfred Smith.YOU may help redesign Westmount Park (p.4) a The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 26, 1964 2 FLOWERS ER: PLANTS | Phone: 484-8484 | 4897 Sherbrooke Street West U.Lanken, HU.1-6132 The Westmount YMCA's campaign to raise $1.400 tu help de- ir and strengthen overseas branches reached about the halfway mark in its first week of opération, 1 Mas announced Tuesday.Westmounts campaign is part of an annual.continent-vide effort, said D.Y.Novinger, board chairman of the local branch.Lust vear.nearly 1,000 local YMCA's in the United States and Canada took part in raising about $2.000.000 for their World Service program.The North American goal for 1964 is $2.580.- 802.of which $2.443.113 is being sought in individual contribu- DENTIST = HOWTO BE WELCOME WHEREVERYOU GO Phone first! Familvor friends, ductor, dent rage \u2014 you li busy day wh ist.hairdresser, ga- vhten the load of à en vou know you're expected because you've called before.(And there are so many things vou can setfle over the phone wilho ul even having lo go ont!) It's hard to believe, isn\u2019t it, that there wa sa lime when people didn\u2019t have a phone! Moe BELL (&! BUILT, MANAGED AND OWNED BY CANADIANS 'Y' campaign is half-way ; World Service pregram is for i manpower, M.S.| Thirty-seven tions.This is the largest World Service goal ever set in the program's 75 year history.Largest single item in the 1964 Davidson.World Service Chairman, said.percent of this year's $2.580.802 goal will go lo, ! support a staff of 67 North Amer- : | icans serving YMCA's in 35 coun- | { tries.This includes 56 Fraternal Secretaries.3 short-term special- | lists.and eight Student World Ser- ! | vice workers.Fraternal Secre- \u2018taries, Mr.Davidson explained, \"are experienced North American | Y men who go abroad on 3-5 year | assignments.Their principle task \u2018is to train local men in each | country to take the positions of \u201cleadership in their own YMCA's, | 1 | destroyed Fire completely de- stroved a wood and tar paper construction shack: behind the site of a new , apartment building on Vic- ,foria opposite Somerville last Thursday afternoon.| The blaze broke out shortly after 2 p.m.due to a defec- \u2018tive heater.firemen reported.The entire structure quickly flames boosted by the tar : paper.| | The Week at Victoria Hall The following schedule is included in The Examiner in the interests of the many groups and societies making use of the facilities at Victoria Hall, A partial listing follows: : March 30 to April 3 Monday: Westmount division St.John's Ambulance meets at 8 in Oak Room.Tuesday.No meetings sched- | uled.; Wednesday: Rotary Club luncheon meeting, Westmount - Friendship Club, noon to 3.Thursday: Westmount Stamp Club.juniors at 7.seniors at 8.Friday: N.D.G.Women's Club, Drama and Fashion Show at 2 in Concert Hall, Tea served at 4 in Banquet Hall.Shack ignited.the | 5 events set at auditorium The Westmount School Board have planned a busy month for the auditorium in Westmount High School.Some of the groups using the facilities are: Youth for Christ which meets April 11 and 25; the Kiwanis Music Festival on April 22: the Quebec Society for the Protection of Birds on April 24; president Mrs.G.H.Montgomery.Westmount avenue; and the Montreal Highland Dancing Association on May 1.| J.ROMISH Ladies\u2019 & Men's CUSTOM TAILOR Specializing in clothes made to measure from best materials.Also all kinds of tailoring including remodelling of Suits, Coats, Furs and Dresses.1239 Greene Avenue Phone: 932-0696 \"WANTED\" Moving soon to larger quarters Wish fo contact retired or handicapped man to do furniture scraping port time.COLLECTOR'S CENTRE ANTIQUES 3998 St.Cotherine St.W, (Corner Atwoter) 932-0688 AVOID THOSE MORNING LINE-UPS For time.saving comfort ond convenience let us add another bothroom in your home.For complete modernizing service end installation, coll us todoy.WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LTD.C.Cadorette \u2014 N.Lamoureux 206 Olivier Ave., Westmount WE.5-1189 24 HOURS SERVICE KID6 REALLY PUNISH À STORM DOUR - YOURS MUST BE ARMOUR LATED NE BELIEVE MN OR NOT, ITC ALUMINUM GO ON! .A TOUGH DOOR LIKE SAW ONE WITH A BAKED ENAMEL FINISH BEFORE THAT, ALUMINUM?AND 1 NEVER THEY'VE BEEN ON THE MARKET FOR SOME YEARS IN THE BUILDI.G TRADE, BUT NOW YOU CAN GET THEM THRUUGH FILCO'S YES- THEY'RE A DIVISION OF REYNOLDS INTERNATIONAL .S0 YOU KNOW THEIR WRITTEN GUARANTEE IS REALLY RELIABLE THEY HAVE LOTS OF COLOURS IN STOCK.WHY DONT YOU CALL FILCO AND GET ALL THE RETAIL DIVISION.f CP ES A A DO YOU THINK 1 COULD GET A DOOR TO MATCH MY COLOUR SCHEME ?CALL 366-5630 FOR FREE ESTIMATE WITHOUT OBLIGATION BY A FILCO CONSULTANT FrLco COMMENKCIAL & RESIDENTIAL ALUMINUM WINDOWS.DOORS, SIDING BY FILTERLITE ALL WEATHER (ALUM) LTD.102 KLMSLIE.LASALLE A REYNOLDS ALUMINUM COMPANY OF REYNOLDS INTERNATIONAL DETALS FROM THEM.PHONE: 366-5630.MARN O4 QUALUEY For All Your ® PHOTO SUPPLIES ® PHOTOGRAPHY ® PICTURE FRAMING ® Regular and Custom Photofinishing ® ACME PHOTO Regd.4866 Sherbrooke St.W.HU.1-1989 ir.ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmahers OHNMAN\u2019S JEWELLERS AT VICTORIA WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.VOL, XXXVII, No.13 MONTREAL, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1964 et Ride 35 PAGE THREE Mayors Drury, Drapeau guests at RCAF dinner Mayors C.UH.Druey of West A Ferrier.CB MC.Group mount and Jean Drapeau ol Mont Caplan J I.G Tasche real will be guests of honor Wed- reau.DFE, CD Major Genet al nesday at a dinner given by No.F4 Fleurs.CBE.KD.Cy, 401 City of Westmount\u201d Squa- General Ofticer Comandiug dron and No.438 \u2018City of Mont- Quebec Command.Commodore \"real Squadrons to celebrate the M.J.dette, CD.Semor Navat Of- \u201c40th anniversary ol the Royal ficer, River St Lawrence Area Canadian Air Force.J.Guest speaker will be Air Vice Marshall J, A.Kaston, OBI, CD.Other special guests will be: F.KR.Kearns, Executive Vice President, Canadair Lid.Chief Superintendent R.J.Bele.Comanding Officer C\" Division, .a oe .RCMP Montreal: G.R.Me.HB.Godwin, CBE Group Cap j Gregor, President.Trans-Canada '@n J Wo Rad.An Vice Mar- Air Lines: Air Vice Marshall shal A 1, James NEED A (AB! UN.6-4551 , 9 WHERE'S THE FIRE?VETERAN TAXI ASS'N.Members of Westmount's newly formed Auxiliary Firefighting unit met Saturday for a final exercise at the snow melting plant in the Glen.Above, Arthur Leduc, (left) and David Clark demonstrate newly acquired prowess with a 120 pound thrust _ stream, strong enough to easily knock down the unskilled.® FOR ALL Lg prudente | Water rates BEE Alarm Systems HI-FI] =.| to come down M sma ; , A ee nt vates vo.EQUIPMENT B : Tel.279-8461 Westmounters.whose rental assessment rates re | mained relatively unchanged in the past year.can expect and ACCESSORIES RARES i lower water taxes from Montreal in 1964-65.This was Blondeau, Regional In.rector of Air Services, Dept of Transport.James Fo Tooley, President, Canadian Aviation Electronics; 1B Wensley King, President, Sperry Gyroscope Co ol Canada: ir Vice Marshall HEARTIEST announced recently by Administration chairman Lucien Es Hours: 8.30 a.m.ts 6 gm.Daily \u2014 Sat.Until 1 p.m._ - *Saulnier in presenting highlights i of Montreal's budgetary es- + MONTREAL'S FINEST \"Westmount residents, along \"+ J | with those in Outremont.receive rib n reef; \"their water supply from Mont- Ÿ | real and are billed at the same The Red Door To \"tax rate as in the big city.Dining Pleasure i According to Mr.Saulnier the 8105 Decarie Bivd.| reduction was necessary to com- DRIVE-IN THEATRE pensate for an average five per Phone 735-1601 \u2018cent increase in rental assess- | ment for water and business taxes in Montreal.He com- | plained.however, that the cut would not have the effect in E A S T KE R T I M E \u201cMost Cases of allo iatin a ii YN | burden of the Montreal tax- paver.merely averting the ne- JUNCTION OF ROUTE 11 AND NORTHWAY \u2014 DIRECTLY IN ! cessily of paying a higher con- C H A M P L A I N \u2019 N .Y ° tribution, .862 CAR CAPACITY Sauinier .hits Westmount again | NOTICE: WE RERUN THE MAIN FEATURE He noted bitterly that the two Admission: Adults .80 \u2014_ Children wader 12 FREE suburbs appeared to get the better of the deal.\u201cIn the case of Westmount and Outremont GRAND PENING it is good and well and lightening of taxation.\u201d said Mr, Saul- FRI, SAT, SUN.MARCH 27, 28.29 nier.\u201cas there have been no FIRST FEATURE STARTS AT 7 PM.modifications of the rental assessment rolls of these two suburban cities.\u201d Cary + Audrey \u201cThe law wills it thus.\u201d he added.h Grant x Hepburn HOLIDAY GREETINGS To our many friends and customers nan ON ES cd Flower ime from Montreal'à only Dountoun (onseruatorg | VICTOR 2-4444 \u201cIn such a situation, the little hurray on our part in accepting the offer of the City of West- : i USE FIOWers mie msm sme Charade ovina oO annually as contribution toward Tech 08 Pnerird *» amer Bi o STANLEY DUNEN ren the cost of construction of the Prodnead toy Wit AA ARAN east-west subway line will be (Continued on page 11} : a - .weds MOUNTAIN STREET AT SHERBROOKE The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 26, 1964 4 THE Examiner Kerving the City of Westmount since 1930 WESTMOUNT HUGH R.MOUNT, General Manoger Printed and Published Every Friday bv MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7005 Kildore Rood, Montreal 29 John W.Sancton President and Publisher Hugh E.McCormick Chairman Editorial \u2014 Accounting \u2014 Circulation Display Advertising Departments 481-2771 Clossified Advertising \u2014 8:30 am.to 5 p.m.Deily {To 8:30 j.».Mon, Tues.& Wed.) 481-0451 \u2018She Esaminer alms to be an independent.clean newspaper for the bume, devoted to public service.»b 26 half veur.Five cents a copy.Newspapers Asrociation.Quebrc Mail subscriptions: $2.30 per year: Member of the Cunadian Weekly Newspapers Association, Canadian Community Newspapers Represeninlives, Authorized nx Second Class Mail by the Post Office Department, Ottawa und for payinent of Dostaue in Cash.It needs to be tried \"he first university in Canada to operate on a year-round basis will open in Burnaby.a suburb of Vancouver, next vear.Simon Fraser University is to admit 3.000 students in the fall of 1965, and enroll- tuent is expected to increase to 7.600 during the follow- Ing six vears.The new school is to have three 16-week terms.Students will ordinarily attend iwo, but voluntary attendance at three terms will be possible and will allow a student to complete a four-year course in two and two-thirds years.Chancellor Gordon Shiu insists he is interested in quality, not quantity, although he admits that traditionalists may accuse him of favoring mass-pro- duction methods.\"This idea of taking five months off from university studies to ro working as a cook somewhere is no way to cope with the great increase in the amount of knowledge 10 be mastered,\u201d Chancellor Shrum said a while back.\u201cWe could cut a four-year «onrse to at least three for pled students if they had the chance to study the year round.\u201d The year-round operation of universities may not be the ideal.It would not suit all schools, all staff or all students.But our resources for expanding university fa- alities are not unlimited, and vear-round operation would permit more come plete use of existing facil Mies Mt is an idea that needs 16 be tried.BY THE WAY \"UE Minister of Transport, Says a report, is to ine que into the question of driving schools which subject llarners fo hypnosis, as an wid to passing the test.To drive from, sax.Lewirthinn to Barnet in à series of trances would re- tieve the monotony for even au experienced driver, so why not have a hypnotist ceated beside every driver?Of course.if the magician was dichonest, or wanted a day in the country, the driver, on emerging from his trance, might find himself in Tavistock instead of Burnet.Not that J care a farthing rushlight, 26 Years Ago in The Examiner Friday, March 16, 1939 Bloodshed averted by Hitler, Rotary is told George W.Cavey.addressing the Westmount Rotary Club this week said he believed Hitler had done much to aid the lower income brackets and expressed the belief that bloodshed was averted by Germany's annexation of Aus- ria, Mr.Carey who had just returned from an extensive tour of Europe told of Italy's elaborate preparations lo receive Hitler.noting thal a special railway station was being constructed for the arrival.Alter his departure the station was to be levelled.In Italy Mr.Carey lound considerable improvement in road conditions and expressed the belief that Mussolini was doing everything possible to advance the welfare of his people.The speaker declared that Britain was following a wise course in trying to maintain the balance of power so long the basis of European policy.\u2018Begging\u2019 epidemic starts An epidemic of \u201cbepging or \u201cpanhandling has broken out in Westmount it was noted this week.Police say the situation is becoming serious.A resident reported that on one evening no less than three persons approached him within 15 minutes and requested the usual \u201cdime for a cuppa coffee.\u201d The sudden outbreak in the suburbs is believed traceable to an apparent \u201ccrackdown\u201d on such activities by police in downtown areas due to the approach ol the tourist season.In Westmount the nuisance | was nol confined to begging on the streets and in many cases the offenders appeared at the door of homes, usually asking for a meal, Westmoum police that the influx will be short- lived.\"We pick up panhandlers at times, but we make it so hot for them they seldom bother our citizens, said Inspector Gough.\u201cIf the ae- cused has no record when arrested, he is given a suspended sentence.His second of tence will bring a sentence of 15 days, however.We.at all times, co-operate with the police of neighboring departments in bringing offenders to justice and we pledge our hearty co-operation in this instance.\u201d believe Examiner seeks YOUR opinion on park plans In view of the extraordinary interest aroused in recent plans for the revamping of Westmount Park and the desire for a sampling of public opinion expressed by City Council and the West- mount Municipal Association.The Examiner is conducting a special poll on the subject and as a Westmounter you are invited to cast your ballot in this connection.In the special ballot accompanying this article, you are invited to mark your preference for or against the various proposed features for the park.Space is provided for comments, Westmount officials have stated that they are willing to listen to all reasonable arguments, pro and con.YOU MAY HELP REDESIGN WESTMOUNT PARKA summary oi the various proposed new features follows.corresponding with the accompanying ballot.Readers might also refer Lo the West- mount Newsletter recently distributed to every home in Westmount by the city.REFLECTING PO OL.FORMAL GARDENS: These are planned to improve \u201cthe visual appearance of the park perimeter along Sherbrooke.\u201d and will be located opposite Strathcona avenue where the Cannons now stand.EXTENDED PARKING AREAS: Additional parking facilities are planned behind the present flower clock stretching from Victoria Hall to Lansdowne avenue.The present parking area between the library and the park will be widened.NEW FLORAL CLOCK SITE: The City\u2019s famous floral cluck will be relocated in the centre of the formal gardens.MOUND AREA NEAR SHERBROOKE: An earth mound with planting located behind the formal garden is planned to create \u201ca background to stop the eye as well as a baffle for the children\u2019s play area beyond.\u201d MALLS.PLEACHED TREE CANOPY: A paved mall area with a pleached tree canopy is planned in front of Victoria Hall extend- jng around the east side so as to unity the Library and Palm House with the hall.The driveway in front of Victoria Hall will be pulled away from the building entrance.LLARGER PONDS: Existing ponds will be redesigned and extended in concrete.A brand new.irregular-shaped pond is planned for the centre of the park connecting with the present duck pond by waterfall.WIDER PATHS: The main arterial paths will be widened to 10 feet, an increase of two feet.New secondary paths, five feet wide are planned.REVAMPED PLAY AREAS: The children\u2019s play areas would be divided by an overhead sun trellis and wash rooms.Benches are Ju- cated under the trellis so that parents can watch and supervise their children on either side and still be protected from the sun.To the North of the overhead trellis.the area provided will accommodate existing play equipment for pre-school children.Teo the South the area accommodates existing play equipment for tots.NEW REST ROOMS: It was recommended that the existing rest rooms be removed once the new buildings are erected.Their location becomes a dubious one inasmuch as they block the direct view of the main body of pond area and are some distance from the active areas.\u201d ADDITIONAL TREE PLANTING: Conifers will be added in select area to create Winter volor.Large shrub and ground cover areas are to be created as background.Westmount Park Ballot Do you approve or disapprove of the following new features proposed for Westmount Park and outlined recently in a W.City Newsletter?Mark yes if you approve, no if you disapprove.Your comments are invited.Mark ves or no MAIL THIS COUPON BACK TO: M is not necessary PROPOSED FEATURES COMMENTS THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, 7005 KILDARE ROAD MONTREAL 29 to sign your name.» AS) > a ~3 s \u201c3 \u201c> ROMANO MUSIC STUDIO 316 Victoria Ave.Qualified Music Teachers for 3 .* SAXOPHONE ®* FLUTE » ef, ® OBOE * GUITAR in XY ® CLARINET * TROMBONE * | 4 * TRUMPET v We also supply accessories for musical instruments Hunter 6-5202 Fe It's the ladies who play the toughest and most important role in any fund-raising and 7:30 p.m the Canadian Cancer Society's annual fund-raising appeal, which opens next month.is =a p.m.no exception.Shown at the Society's headquarters, finalizing plans for a house- 8:00 p.m to-house campaign in Westmount and Notre Dame de Grace are, left to right: Mrs.R.M.Ross, N.D.G.chairman; A.J.MacGillivray, chairman of the House-to- House committee: Mrs.J.Meunier, Westmount chairman and R.F.Corkran, area chairman.The Canadian Cancer Society appeal for $300,000 in the Greater Montreal 2:00 area opens April 20 and will extend through to May 4.2:00- 7:00 7:00 Paul Quimet seeks more Cancer cash The annua! Canadian Cancer) cancer and was active in every Society erusade to save more part of Canada from Newfound.lives through research.education and service will be officially.launched heve April 20.Paul Oui- met.QC.former Westmount alderman.general campaign chairman has announced.Mr.Ouimet, secretary of Que-' bec North Shore and Labrador Railway and solicitor of the Iron Ore Company of Canada.said it was hoped to raise $300.000 in the Greater Montreal area and an additional $250.000 in other parts ol the Province.The national objective in the campaign throughout Canada.is $3.985.000.Mr.Ouimet said that 45 cents out of every dollar collected would go to research: 18 cents to education and 21 cents to welfare.Fund raising costs.he said.would not exceed six cents on the dollar and the remaining ten cents was for general overhead.\u201cWe had a most successful campaign last year and through the help of our thousands of friends and volunteers we were able to slightly exceed our objective, 1 am positive we can do as well again this year.\u201d The chairman said it was difficult to make the point.year after year.that the need was great.and that there was ur- geney in this appeal to raise the money to defeat cancer.\u201cBut such is the case.One need ooly visit a hospital and talk to patients with cancer.or lo their loved ones.to realize that cancer is a terrible disease and that it costs in terms of lives and unhappiness can scarcely be imagined.\u201d Mr.Ouimet said.\u201cWe need volunteers to do the door to door bell ringing which is so important in raising funds and cdacating the public in ways lo protect themselves from death from cancer.Because of the importance of the | job Lo the community's welfare, | 1 am sure the people will respond with enthusiasm out of a sense of duty and compassion for peoples\u2019 lives.\u201d Me.Ouintet said.la a brief outline of the work being carried out by the Canadian Cancer Suciety, Mr.Ouimel said it was the only national organization fighting the cause of The Society.he continued, was spending more than $1.500,000 tu finance research projects in the Canada.The Province of Quebec.he said.had become perhaps the in all of Canada and each year the Canadian Cancer Society pro- finance these projects in Quebec 1200 write exams This is examination week for Westmount High School.over 1200 in grudes seven to eleven.Last papers are written today and reports will be distributed by April 15.subjects remain : oi papers very be- | total of 149° WE.5-4689 different papers will be marked.Say OR for OHeefe More and more psople are enjoying the growing sport of bowling MALE) 7e years and under) show their \"PASS JOHN WATSON LIMITED } C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING .CONTRACTORS : DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE ) ., Service and Quotations on request JE AL LGV LES 50 WESTMOUNT BOYS' AND GIRLS' HOBBY SHOW Wednesday, April 1st OFFICIAL OPENING \u2014 Guest Speaker, Mr.Ted Elsby MUSIC FESTIVAL and Exhibits open to view Thursday, April 2nd GAMES TOURNAMENT 00 p.m.Exhibits open to view :00 p.m.Exhibits open to view 00 p.m.SPECIAL EVENTS, DISPLAYS & EXHIBITS in Gym, featuring Mont- F 52 real Mineral and Gem Club, Skin 13 ,Ç & Scuba equipment and films, Kamp 3 +?Kanawana, Stamps, Montreal Ama- \u2018 teur Radio Club, etc.3 Friday, April 3ed 3 3 3:00-5:00 p.m.Exhibits open to view Pacific Coast.2 7:00-9:00 p.m.Exhibits open to view ; 4:00 p.m.GYMNASTIC COMPETITION ; \u201c Saturday, April 4th hospitals and re- ! 2:00-5:00 p.m.Exhibits open to view throughout ) : 2:00 p.m.Pets to be brought to Y.M.C.A.) vy 2:30 p.m.PET SHOW starts rescarch centre ; ; 7:00-8:00 p.m.Exhibits open to view [last timel ; iy 8:00 p.m.CLOSING CEREMONY and Presen- I ; tation of Awards \u2014 Guest Speaker, $250,000 to * n Spring à young J Mrs.Peggy Austin.Man's fancy turns To plumbing problems The program activities and exhibits will be open to the \u201cpublic\u201d And heartburns, : from Wednesday, April 1st to Saturday, April 4th, at a cost of { 50c for adults ond 15¢ for children.(Children classified as 17 Exhibitors, Competitors (and Coaches) MUST Westmount Y.M.C.A.4585 Sherbrooke Se.W.WE.7.3916 ) 1359 GREENE AVENUE Lana mes ea ~ More and more active people are also enjoying the miid taste of O'Keefe Ale \u2014 brawed from costlier seadless hops.O'Keefe has no unpleasant bitterness \u2014 just natural mild refreshment.«) Ke efe the mild ale Use Examiner Classifieds for best results $961 '9T Yin 'Appsiny) \u20182uiupY] JunouysIMm eq) S The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 26, 1964 6 ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Wesimount \u2018he Rev'd.Airs.Mellor, HBevlor The Rev'd.Canon 8.B.Lindsay, Ken, Assistant Edward T.Brown, Organist und Choirmaster | Maundy Thursday 800 pre Commemoration of th | ion of the Bhessed | wn GOOD FRIDAY 7.80 am.Mathie and Latuny 9.00 um.Ante Communion { 12:00 noon THE THREE HOURS VIGIL, The Revd D W Kidd.A1.CD.L0G pn Evensonk and Intesiesstons | FASTER DAY $60 on.Holy Fuchs #45 an.Punish Breakiast 8.50 nm.Holy Eucharist 1018 sam.Mudttans «sad 1.00 2m.SOLEMN EUCHARIST 7.00 pan Evensong and Cinols Holy Eucharist: Weekdays 7:00 à mn.Manday.Tuesday.Thursday: 8:00 a.m.Fridax: $:30 om.Waednesday 10.00 san Si.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road end Church Hill \u2018Fhe Rev'd.J.N, Noidge, Rector \u2018The Rev'd.Canon Gilbert Oliver Hon.Ass\u2019t.Sunday, March 29th FASTER DAY 7:06 ao.Hely Communion , 00 cou.Holy Communion 9:00 4m, Chmid Comununion ond Sermon Prcaches: The Rev'd.Canon R.H.L, Slater (11:00 am.Choral Communion and Sermon in the Pariesh Hall Picacher: The Rector 1:00 som, The Children's Service in the Parish Hall 7:30 pan.Festal Evensong snd Sermon Preacher: The Rector WEDNESDAY Holy Communion Organist & Cholrmaster: Norman W.Hurrle, A.R.C.O., A.RCM.F.T.CL.BAPTIST PRESBYTERIAN | MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 349 Mreiville Avenue Hev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A, B.D, Minister Sunday, March 29th 11.00 san.Easter Savice Sermon: \u201cLife From Death\u201d \u2018The Minister will preach.Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster - SYNAGOGUE .\u2014| May the blessings of this glorious day give TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi PASSOVER SERVICES Friday Evening.March 27th, 6.45 p.m.followed by annual Congregational Seder ot 7.15 p.m.Ssturday Morning.March 28th, 10.30 a.m.Dr.Stern will speak on The Undying Flame Of Freedom.\u201d Final Day of Passover combined with Yizkor or Spring Memorial Service, Friday Evening, April 3rd at 8:15 p.m.JOYOUS EASIER TO You and your LOVED ONES .Oscw,INC.you Faith in the goodness of life, Hope for the future, and Charity for all mankind.It is our sincere wish that you may partake of the joys of this day, reliving the Easter \u2014\u2014 message of eternal life.TEMPLE SCHOOL RECESS No classes High School Department.Saturday Morning.March 28th and no classes Junior School, Sunday Morn- Member Baptist WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH World Alliance ing.March 28th.Classes resume for High School, Saturday Morning.April ith.9.30 and Junior School.Sunday Morning.April 5th.9.30 a.m.Daily Hebrew School.Monday afternoon, end Canadian Baptist Federation\u2018 Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: Rev.Harold J.Boisdon, B A., B.Th.Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A, Johnston, B.A., D.D.Organist & Choir Master: John Cook FASTER DAY \u201cGREAT DAY ! THE STRONGEST ARGUMENT AGAINST FAITH Easter anthems, carols and solos Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.Friday, 8:00 p.m.School: Sunday.10:00 & 11:00 a.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME 1h: am, 7:30 pm.BYPL \"April 61th at 4:00 pn.\"FEMPLE YOUTH INTERFAITH I | UNITED WESTMOUNT UNITED ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street, West Convenient to Hotels THE REVEREND NORMAN RAWSON, D.D., M:NISTER The Reverend B.B.Brown, D.D.The Reverend Robt.Blair, B.A., B.D.Miss Lydia McCullough, Dir.C.E.Gifford Mitchell, B.A.B.Mus., Organist & Choirmaster EASTER SERVICES Easter Music \u2014 Easter Messages \u2014 Easter Decorations THE REVEREND DR.NORMAN RAWSON PREACHING at Both Services, 10:40 a.m.\u2014 Easter Carols From the Balcony, H:00 a.m, \u2014 Sermon Subject \u201cTHE EASTER STORY\" Doors Open at 10:00 4m.+ : * 7:00 pm.Congregational Easter Hymn-Singing.sk wn + pau 7:36 p.m.FHE ROAD TO EASTER IN MUSIC AND MESSAGE\" The Revosend Dr.Neuman Howson and Th .HWS i he St.Ji 5 > will combine le present an su iy ral et vo enon I beautiful and vivid account Daors open at 6:30 p.m.\u2018 + » 9.00 p.m, \u2014 Fellowship Hours wil) f Ci i am, s urs will follow immediately afte the Evening Worship.ately after EASTER 15 fraditionalls « crowded day in Old St.Jones\u2019 ! : Visitors te > : are esbecuadls invited to som with us.to the City M.Gront, .ev.Douglas Mouland, B.A.Miss Valerie Lewis, Dir.E.Ed Gordon White, B.Mus.Organisi \u201cev.Daniel EASTER \u201cOUT OF THE NIGHT INTO THE MORNING OF HOPE\u201d 7:30 p.m.CHORAL SERVICE ! Outstanding Music of Easter S10:00 and 11:00 am, Corner and Nursery Vv ISITORS WELCOME ! DOMINION-DOUGLAS Avenue i Ministers: Rev R.Douglas Smith, B.A.BD.D.D.Rev.Roy PP.Stafford.B.A.BD Mrs.Holly E Davidson EASTER SUNDAY , 9:00 z.m.Holy Communion Easter Meditation THustrated with pictures taken in Jerusalem Rev.R.Dourlas Smith.D.D.C.J.A.D.\u2014 Vespers 16:40 p.m, Dominion-Douglas Choir and Dr.Smith | 16:00 à mn.Fe ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street, West Convenient to Hotels THE REVEREND NORMAN RAWSON, D.D., Minister Gifford Mitchell, B.A., B.Mus., Organist and Choirmaster GOOD FRIDAY March 27th - - at 8.00 p.m.Handel's Sacred Oratorio \u201cThe Messiah\u201d Presented by THE ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH CHOIR SOLOISTS: Joan Heels \u2014 Dorothy Lord (Sopranos) Kathleen Stuckey Jean Perkins tContraitos) Fred Barker \u2014 Robert Grieve (Tenors) Jan Simons (Baritone) James Ranti (Trumpet) No Admission Charge An Offering will be Taken Gitford Nitehell, Doris Killam Conductor Organist Good Friday Dominion Douglas Preacher: Dr.Arthur Organ Organist and Choirmaster | Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.BL Dir of Christian Fdueation: Miss Reatrice Maclean, HA MRE ge _ ; LIFE AND LENT SERVICE GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE Sermon: Music by the Senior Choir FASTER SUNDAY SERVICES 1.00 am.Moning Worship and Sermon Sermon: Organist and Chol master: Mr.Wayne Riddell, B.Mus.St.Andrew s B.A.D.B Westmount Rlvd.ond Lansdowne 11:00 Hom, Dr.Grant Chureh School with Crib | Note time) Church Wesley Church \u2014 Wed.8 p.m.| Scientist, Westmount \u201cFHI EMBARRASSING CROSS\u201d | ver ., .11:00 am Church Service hi cot i POWER 6 BELIEVE GREATLY\" Lesson - Sermon Subject: which receive our Special Music by the .REALITY utmost attention.| Chureh School Choir Golden Text: Psalms 40:5, Many.O | 4:30 pm.THE EASTER SONG: Lord my God.are thy wonderful | \u201cTHE FESTIVAL OF THE LIL JES\" Works which thou hast done.and thy o \u201cSERVICE \u201c thoughts which ae to us-ward.BD À Collins = EVERY WEDNESDAY The Senior Choir and Orchestra 8:15 pm.Testimony Meeting « will present \u2014 PUBLIC READING ROOM INC.\u201cThe Missa Brevis in F' by Mozart In the Church Edifice: Open Tues.Va mUNNS A?williams i UNITARIAN Westmount Pk.ork Festival of | SED oe i Tuesday Evening.March 31st.6:30 : pam.Grover Auditorium.Dr.Stern Li | Iles to be , fwill conduct the Seder Service and ; Rabbi Jerome Davidson Executive | Director, New England Federation h d S \u201cTemple Youth will be the guest e U n a | anne speaker.F CT | The Westmount Park Church, | Choir presents its annual Fes-i 14 ic customary for the Liberal tival of the Lilies this Sunday ! Congregations 10 celebrate only afternoon in the church sanc- one Sedar (pitual feast).How- tuary at 4:30 p.m.ever.Temple Beth Sholom has arranged a second Sedar in their Mozart's Missa Brevis in F Major i social hall for Saturday evening (101 Tote St.Antoine Rd.Major \u2018K.192) wil) be sung by socia * , ° near \u201cArgyle ave.) the choir under the direction March 28.at 6.30.when the con- 7 \u2014\u2014 \u2018of Wayne Riddell.with organ gregants and their families will MINISTERS and ' | celebrate the Sedar in unison.as orchestral accompaniment.| \u20ac¢ | | The soloist for this performance did their ancestors of old.cele- will be Grace Sweet, soprano: brating the first Sedar with their Ann Golden.contralto; Ronald families at home., Murdoch.tenor: Winston Purdy.\u2019 The Passover Festival will be \u201cbass: and Gordon White.organ- ushered in on Friday evening.the \u2018ist.27th with a half-hour of prayer and music at 5.30.Rabbi H.Leonard Poller and Cantor Luciano della Pergola will officiate.accompanied by the choir.directed by Mr.Barry Wisenthal.| The public is invited to share in this Easter Sunday musical * service.The church is situated at the corner of Western and Lansdowne avenues in West- mount.The Unitarion Chureh Of Montreal CHIRFH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.\"at Sinnesn! Illustrations to be shown at service Sundoy.March 29th LE: am 110:40 a.m.Choral Prelude \u201c re © à Theme .av à snion- \"11:00 am.Joyous Easter Worship Allexary Upon A Theme Easter Sunday in Dominion Sermon: \u201cA Mighty Source\u201d ; inister: Douglas will commence with a Rev.R.Douglas Smith.D.D Rev.Leonard Mason.BALL B.D.°C .3 .10 Ju \"022 Denald Mackey.Mus.B.\u2026.Organist und ommunion Service at 9 o'clock.7:30 P.M.EVENING WORSHIP ! Director of Music At 10:40 the choir will present Chich School and Kindergarten meet in Unitarian House every @ Choral Prelude of Easter Mu- Sunday at 11 a.m, sic.Lakeshore Unitarian Church at 3 Qi Bne .14 Cedar Ave.Pointe Claire.Dr.Smith will preach on \u201cA Mighty Source\u201d at the 11 am.LUTHERAN .Worship.In the evening.he will give an Easter Meditation, il- EVANGELICAL lustrated with pictures taken in modern Jerusalem.: LUTHERAN CHURCH erusaiem + OF THE REDEEMER [7 EN » oiti, .! 2465 Clarke Ave.Westmount You as a free citizen have the - = right and.perhaps you will Westmount Dark Wm.C.Nolting.B.D).Pastor \u2018agree.the obligation 10 read Lydia Eibich Organist ; .Church GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE \u2014 8:00 P.M, the news \u2014 to know what is Sunday, March 29th going on.10:00 aun.Senior Sunday School a - \u2014- 11:00 a.m.Easter Sunday Service \u2019 11:00 a.m.Junior Sunday School and Nursery | CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, ; 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST.IN BOSTON, MASS, Sunday, March 29th 1 T H E handling of flowers and their ] proper arrangement at the memorial service are matters day, Thursday and Friday, 2 to 4 5610 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST p.m.; Wednesday 6:30 to 8:00 pm, S a PS | This Week in Westmount Stu Smith, Metcalfe avenue, doing post graduate work at Uni.by VALENTINA RAHR ity Centre, Cote St.Decarie, Antoine al meeting every Sunday, versity of British Columbia, and at 3 p.m.al one game per week.enjoying life with his new bride Gloria .avenue, returned Vermont, and fun .week at the Westmount Apartments, is a former member of the Opera Guild of Montreal which was founded during the thirties by the celebrated Dr.Pauline Donalda.Bill Cullen, Grecne thusiasts taking part from Stowe, ! Salvation after a week of skiing taking place the first two weeks Mrs.Nina Ivanova, in May under of New York City guesting this' of Margaret Webster, This week Opera Guild members still under founder-presi- dent Pauline Donalda, are rehearsing \u2018Don Giovanni\u201d will be presented at Place des Arts April 9 and Il.mounter Joan McKay studying presently at Cologne, has given a performance there of the Bach Goldberg Variations this week and was favorably reviewed by local press .Miss Louise Bernard replaced MP Yvon Dupuis at the Old Boy's Association Dinner last week which was attended by members of WHS champion hockey players at Queen's Hotel.Her subject was \u201cExpo 67\" .The Montreal Chess Championship sponsored by the Montreal Chess League this week continuing their tourney which is limited to seven rounds of Swiss system pairing at the N.D.G.Commun.with many Westmount chess en- The Army Campaign is the chairmanship Cote St Antoine, who reports that canvassers are still urgently needed.Mrs.R.Steele, 107 Cote St.Antoine, WE.3-1620, is in charge of Section 10A.The boundaries are: West-Claremont avenue inclusive: north \u2014 The Boulevard exclusive: \"East \u2014 Lansdowne avenue exclusive: South \u2014 CPR Tracks.Please contact Mrs, Steele if which .West- | vou wish to volunteer About 900 exhibits are expected to be received at the \u201cY'\u2019 Hobby Show (his week.arranged and sorted according to categories, and placed on display.LAST CALL for entries: Thursday March 26 \u2014 entries accepted from 4 to 6 p.m.(cooking and pets excepted: Good Friday \u2014 building closed: Saturday March 28-10 a.m.to 4 p.m.entries ac- copted \u2014 last day \u2014 (except cooking and pets), Tuesday March 31.10 a.m.to 12 noon \u2014 cooking entries only.Wednesday April 1.official opening at 7.30 p.m.: Thursday April 2 \u2014 Games tournament: Friday April 3 \u2014 tion among our municipalities.PALETTE PATTER by VALENTINA RAHR An exhibition of about 35 paintings by Kurt Maurer is on view atl the CNR Central Station.West MONTREAL THÉRTRE ! RESERVATIONS Ine, NOW, a ticket centre in the heart of West- mount's business and shopping district.Our services put enter- lainment within easy reach and include the following: Reservations for: MONTREAL AND NEW YORK SHOWS OVERSEAS FESTIVALS PARIS AND LONDON ATTRACTIONS SPORTS EVENTS BLOCK BOOKINGS & THEATRE PARTIES WE SAVE YOU TIME AND EFFORT 360 Victoria Ave.neor Sherbrooke St.Tel.: 481-8292 \u201clight \u201csolo exhibitions \u201cthe Seville Concourse, until April 2, Fall scenes of Eastern Townships, showing vusty gold and green still life paintings in oils: Rawdon\u2019 depicting sun- glinting through light fol- jage: winter scenes: landscapes of Laurentians al different sca- sons make up the show.Mr.Maurer, originally from Switzerland, studied art in the Art Academy of Zurich.gradu- aiing in 1942, and then attended courses in the Schoo! of Fine Arts at Sir George Williams University in Montreal.A color retoucher by profession.Kurt Maurer oils.painting portraits.still life.murals and landscapes, which are noted for their exquisite skies.This is his third solo show in Montreal.Many of his works are in private collections and owned by business firms, Another exhibit Ronald Davies, of Davies House of Paintings in Westmount.is exhibiting about 30 oil paintings at the CNR Central Station.West Concourse, until April 2.Lanscapes and still life dominate the show \u2018Bar Harbour.\u201d a boat scene with silver reflections on the water and graying landscape in the distance.is interesting: \u2018Winter Road\u201d with snow and tree trunks is a typical winter landscape: \u2018\u2019Candlelight\u201d depicting antique leather books reflected in the rich, golden flame of a candle with antique documents in the background is handied with experience.giving this composition warm (ones and character.A prolifie producer.Mr, Davies is at present holding three other tones: \u201cNear Theatre.Les Deux Cultures.and at the Davies House of Painting.He attended classes at the Mus- cum of Fine Arts under Dr.Lis- mer and studied with Leslie Cup- pold at Sir George Williams University.He paints in the realistic manner, works mostly in, Exhibits open to view: Saturday April 4 \u2014 Last day - Exhibits open to view, Pets to be brought to \u201cY; Closing ceremony and presentation of awards: return of exhibits after the ceremony.A membership campaign has been instituted by the Animal Protection League in an urgent effort to acquire members, [ees and donations to assist in taking care of animals and pets in need of help.Dogs, cats and kittens have been picked up from various districts in Montreal and delivered to Mrs.Halvorsen's Shelter or to Dr.Paut Villeneuve, Victoria avenue, When necessary, medical care has been provided and homes found for these animals.Concerned over the method used by police and others to catch stray dogs or cats, F.W.Dakin discovered a new type of catching pole which is manutae- tured in the U.S, number of purchased a these and presented them to the League for distribu.Westmount.among others, has aecepted the catching pole.Over two hundred members are in the League at present.League member Windsor Gerald les, avenue.gave a lecture on Jan, 22.when he appealed \u201cBill of Rights\u201d lor ani- Please contact the Animal Protection League.6333 Decarie boulevard, Montreal, for forms, and for a mals.men- bership further information.CANADIAN PREMIERE FRIDAY, MARCH 27 SAMUEL / BRONSTON.EASTER WEEK MATINEES DAILY THE: ggg OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE ULTRA PARANISIONE TECHENC Bi OR® Saturday Sunday -Holiday \u2014 842 gran cd huit se Malinees tab 25 \u2014 $20; Tuesday through Fridas\u2014Matinees (at 2) @ thildien th and over \u2014 S10 Evenings Cat K} \u2014 33.00 admitted al malinees.SL Catherine at fleurs St \u2014Boz office open dails 10 am.to + vins, \u2014 Sunday noon to #.Tel To Lees, Exhibition KURT MAURER March 6 to April 2 CN CENTRAL STATION CONCOURSE Use Examiner Classifieds for best results in Montreal.at Teaching the teacher EXPERTS TELL US that almost 90% of all automobile accidents are directly attributable to human failures of one kind or another.Modern technology has succeeded in making todays cary and roads about as safe as cun be.It is time for drivers to catch up\u2014through driver safety training.(Only this type of training Will teach young drivers the kind of \u201csafety-thinking\u201d so essential to safc driving.) But training requires teach ers, and teachers themselves must first be taught.That's why the automobile insurance business, as a part of its national programof promoting safety education for the young drivers, pays the costs of the annual Driver Training Education Program conducted by the Canadian Highway Safety Council for teachers in many parts of Canada, ALL CANADA FEDERATION ALL CANADA INSURANCE FEDERATION , $ on behalf of over 200 competing + fire, automobile and casnalty insurance companies se e 961 '92 Yoiow \u2018hopsiny | \u2018JIuuoxy qunouysaa JUL L The Westmount Examiner, Thursday.March 26, 1964 8 GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG COLE! ORIENTAL RUGS Westmount WE.2-4277 mette ta ete te Te tete ma TT TT TS Summer job | | staff courses are offered | The Drails Vacation Schools of, Montre al, a Med Feather avency, | bas announced that a training\u2019 class tor statt lor the schools will open on Saturday, April 4, con- Oowae tor five Saturday morn- (nes où April 11.18.25 and May 2.| § The course will be held in Victoria School, 1822 St Luke 9 am The course sonal is open to protes- school teachers and high school girls 16 vears and over.from whom teachers and assistants for the schools will be engaged ' Last alteaded quently ser schools year the ved on the nearly 100 persons classes and subse- staft of the Tramme classes will include in struetmn wm handrerafts by Robert Sumner, music and singing by Mis- Flva Bale, kindergarten by Mes Frances Martin, sewing by Mrs Eva Summer, and story teething by Vive Dana Scott { Thee Daily Vacation Schools operate throughout July in school buitding eu 10 areas of Montreal and distewet, providing a program of rectationat activities to school children on weekday mornings during the summer vacation.aud general Mann Scott ftegistrar is Murs super- Visor House and garden The 20h annual House and Garden Tour sponsored hy the House and Garden Tour Committee of tie Roval Edward Laurentian Hospital been arranged to take place on Wednesday.May 6 has LOOK YOUR LOVELTEST FOR EASTER Faster Special Wo're offering a specially priced Permanent to tempt you ta try one of our new hair styl>s for the new s>ason PERMANENT Rey.$25.00 INCLUDING $ STYLING 15.Hlinter 9-1233 Oo: HAIRDRESSING rat ESE * 4891 Sherbrooke se.W.Anse.: \u2018a.ol MM 4151 - 4153 St.Catherine St.W.street al A =m\" aa a a a ta ta \"aR ta Tue ty THE WOMENS ti Mrs, POSTER 250 Kensinglon avenue, DISCUSSED: Canadian Branch, right, Maritime lo meet The Maritime Women's Club of Montreal.Inc, will hold their Charter Day luncheon in the La Loire Room of the Windsor Hotel on Saturday.April 4, at 1 o'clock.The speaker will be Dr.Constance Beresford-Mowe, Assistant Professor, Department of English MeGill University.teaching creative writing, Mer subject will be \u201cSome Victorian Novelists.Dr, Beresford-Howe has won the Inter Collegiate Library Fellowship Prize for her novel \u201cThe Unreasoning Heart™ in 1946.Since that time she has written three books: \u201cOf This Day's Journev\u201d.\u201cThe [Invisible Gate\u201d, My Lady Greensiceves\u201d To complete the program, Mina Grant, soprano, will render a group ol songs.Guests invited to be seated at the head table: \u2014 The Montreal Council of Women, Mes, A, D.W.Swan.The American Women's Club of Montreal, Mrs.Roy W.Lewis.Montreal West Women's Club, Mes.Donald MacBeth Montreal Women's Club, Ine\u2026 Mes, J.A Smith.The Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club, Mes JW.Craig.Tetreauitville Women's Club tne, Mes J, F.Rowlait Town of Mount Royal Women's Community Club, Mes, I.F.S Ritcey.The University Women's Club of Montreal, Inc | Miss Margery W.Trenholtme Snowdon Women's Club, Wilfred Gogo, Women's Art Society, Montreal, Mrs.I.S.Mathews, Mrs.F.Victor Elkin.president of the Eastern National Women's League of the United Synagogue of America, holding a poster to publicize the annual conference to be held at Shaave Zion April 21 ; community is shown here EXAMINER and 22.With her are.Moses A.Brown, Mrs.Ave Kalman, 4319 King Edward, treasurer: sitting are Mrs.led.a vice-president: Marcil, president of the Shuare Zion Sisterhood.prices.1385 Greene Ave.WE.2-2136 Corner Sherbrooke WE.2-2488 AMERICAN IY AP) L.ADAMS, Proprietor Medalist, McGill University Medalist, M.C.of Pharmecy Prescriptions carefully and accurately filled ot reasonable from lett to right.Mrs, 3839 Marlowe, a past-president: Louis Steinman of 7230 Somer- Mrs.J.Menaker.4620 Working conference Women's Club stresses understanding Montreal General auxiliary Annual meeting April 9 The annual meeting of The Women's Auxiliary of The Montreal General Hospital is taking place on Thursday afternoon, April 9.at 2:15 in the amphitheatre of the hospital.The president.Mrs.J.M.Ru- del.will be in the chair.The composite report of the various branch activities will be read by Mrs.E.A.Hankin.chairman of the Hampstead Branch.David Wanklyn.president of the Montreal General Hospital, will second al] reports.A Sandwich Luncheon will be served prior to this meeting in the Games Room of the Nurses Residence at 1 p.m.Serving tea and coffee will be Mrs.J.C.Cameron and Mrs.W.K.Mur- shall, chairman of the Montreal West and Town of Mount Royal branches respectively and they (Will be assisted by members of | the branches.| Social AND P erson al | The Committee.for the Spring | Bridge of the Montreal Women's | Eastern Canadian Branch, National Women\u2019s League Club.were recently entertained lof the United Synagogue of annual Conference on April 21 and 22 in the Shaare Zion dames Smith.America, will hold its 16th Synagogue: it was announced this week.Representatives from nine congregations in Montreal, Hali- \u2018fax, Ottawa and Sydney will attend the Conference.of which the theme is \u201cLight a Candle of Understanding.\u201d Apocrypha.Local delegates of affiliated Sisterhoods.Shaare Zedek.Shaare Zion.Shaur Hashoma- vim, Beth-El.Shaur Sholom and Lakeshore Jewish Community Association will participate in workshops.sessions and panel discussions which include religious, educational.vouth and programs.Family | living will be placed on family living and there Emphasis Jewish Oasis Temple clects board At the Session held in Victoria Hall, Westmount on March 16, Mrs.E.J K.Reid was elected Queen of Ousis Temple No.46, Daughters of the Nile.Other officers elected were Mrs.J.D.Jones, Princess Royal: Mes DL.Johnstone, Princess Tirzah: Mrs.A.S.K.Grant, Princess Badoura; Mrs.Ralph M.Bell, Princess Recorder; and Mrs J.EL, Hastie, Princess Bauker.* x Women's Club of Laprairie, Mrs.M.Martel.Zonta Club of Montreal, Miss .evening with the youth.| Youth G.M.Brennan.will be a socia-dramas and buzz \u201csessions dealing with husband- wife relations, parent-child re-| lations, the single parent.and so on.Of special interest to all mem-! will be an Father.mother, grandparents and young people are invited to attend a dinner, which will be held in bers of the family the Shaare Zion Synagogue on.Tuesday.April 21 at 6 p.m.The program will feature a Panel.For call Mrs.S.Appel of Mrs.A.Bazerman of 5275 St.Ignatius, HU.B-7277.Kevnote speakers will be Mrs.Harold M.Kamsler.National speaker-consultant and editor of Outlook.and Mrs.F.Victor El- kin, 250 Kensington Branch president.Mrs.Seymour Cohen of Jean Brilliant is Coulerence chairman.information, 5195° | Prince of Wales.HU.8-7212 or avenue, ' at the Themis Club by Mrs.| Cresswell, Present were Mes- Watts.Torrance, Lamontagne.Delgado.Mrs.Cresswell convened: the bridge.| Montreal club The Montreal Women's Club, | will hold a business meeting, on March 30.at 2.30 p.m,, for members only, at the Sheraton Mount Royal Hotel.e GOLD © COPPER ® BRASS © CHROME | ® NICKEL ® RHODIUM ® CADMIUM © SILVER REPAIRED REPLATED REFINISHED LACQUERED JOHN H.FEELEY | & Sons Ltd., Est.1899 Repairing Silversmiths and Elec- tro Platers, Operating Canada\u2019s Largest High Class Job Shop.WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St.VI.5-7947 (A few doors above st, Catherine se» | Opposite Henry Morgan & Co.SEVILLE THEATRE St.Catherine St.W.4908 Sherbrooke St.W.ANNE NE NÉ NE rad JO wv HIRI TONS + woe ede RONALD DAVIES LES DEUX CULTURES 2055 Mansfield St.C.N.R.CENTRAL STATION PERMANENT EXHIBITION AT Davies Mouse o P ainlings HU.6-1264 ede ee de Aeiek + Secretaries Member s plan Da y observance scheduled This year, the week o April 19-25 has been chosen Members* Day for the Notre by the National Secretaries , Dame de Grace Women's Club Association (International), | will be held at Victoria Hall at as Secretaries Week and \u20182 p.m.on Friday, April 3, when April 22 as Secretaries Day.entre program il be taken Chapters of ne Association groups within the Club.roughou \u2019anada >, ces ; .A : Many Westmount residents Puerto Rico, Mexico and!ure active in the various activi.Hawaii are planning special 'ties of the Club and serve on activities to inform the: many commitiees.public of the secretary's, Included on the program is a contribution to the educa.oneact comedy.on tional, professional and civic © yo ; : .members of the growth of the community.group.under the direction of models to display fashions, furs and hats, the ladies of the millinery group Choice Western BEEF QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES Or WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d Genuine art classes will display their pictures.: Several members of the Association are Westmount residents, including Mrs.Ruth Porter, 5010 Sherbrooke street west, corresponding secretary.The Montreal Chapter of NSA Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables.*JMPORTED PRODUCTS® Miss Dorothy Timberg, Chairman of Secretaries Week and NICHOLS | an Co her committee have spent con- CON Si Ag apoxville.\"siderable time and effort in ar- FARMHOUSE BUTTER 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 on Saturday.April 18.and special dinner meeting on Wednes- | day, April 22, at which the guest speaker is Mrs.Roslyn Belkin.| Assistant Professor of English, Sir George Williams University.\u2019 UNITED KENNEL CLUB formerly Ladies' Kennel Club DOG SHOW & OBEDIENCE TRIALS April 25th ond 26th Town of Mount Royol Arena Entries close March 31st For information, contoct Mrs.W.Gray, Show Secretary, P.O.Box 60-B, St.Lozore de Vaudreuil, Québec.modelling Mrs.Kit McGregor, will act as\u2019 will \u201cshow hand-: made hats, and members of the\u2019 A large attendance is expect-, has planned an interesting pro-, gram to highlight this week.| ranging for a one-day seminar | Officers to be installed Blue Star Chapter No.825 B'nai B'rith Women will hold their annual installation dinner on April 5 at 6:30 pm.at Ruby Foe's, 7815 Decarie boulevard.Mrs.S.Freed will be installed as president.Other officers to be installed are: Mrs.Po Savage.counsellor; | Mrs.B.Chazonoff.Mrs.A.Leit-, man, Mrs.L.Sheff, vice-presi- dents; Mrs.M.Stern, treasurer; Mrs.S.Karper.recording see- retary: Mrs.B.Segal, corresponding secretary: Mrs.J.Duskes.financial secretary: Mrs.J.Waxman, guardian; Mrs, J.Winer, sentinel; Mrs, M.Feld- man, guide; Mrs.L.Millowitg, Mrs.S.Katz.Mrs.J.Sailer, Members au Large.The installing officer will be Mrs.Joseph Slymovies.chairman of Co-ordinating Committee of Montreal B'nai B'rith and past-president of St.laurent Chapter B'nai B'rith Women.ed, and members are invited to bring guests, .Mrs, J.Stoddart is chairman of the events.Tea will be served by the hos- | pitality committee following the ! program, COMING EVENTS FASHION SHOW: The Junior Council of the Catholic Women's League of Canada is sponsoring à fashion show \u2018Promenade Highlights\u201d, featuring fashions by \u201cPlace Ville Marie to be held on Wednesday.April 1.at 8.15 p.min the Ballroom of The Carlton Hotel.\u201d CARD PARTY: \u2014 The Karnak Ladies Club will hold a Dessert Bridge and Card Party at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday.March 31, at 1 p.m.Proceeds will go to the Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children.There will be raffle and door prizes.For tickets, phone the Convener, D.MeGruer at Rl.7-4420.BRIDGE: The 17th Annual Darjeeling Bridge.in aid of Canadian Jesuits in India, will be held Thursday, April 2, at 8.15 p.m.in door.The Bridge is arranged by | \"announces ils Check that rumor with CBM | Radio News Dial 940.Bulletins throughout the day.Main bulletins at 8 am., 6 and 10 p.m.the gymnasium al Loyola.A drawing will be held.There will also be door prizes and retresh- | ments will be served.Tickets may be obtained by phoning Miss E.Gibbons at Loyola or at Rev.Thomas Doyle, SJ, Director Darjeeling Mission Service.ART TOUR: The Chapter of Montreal Hadassah \u201cTour of the Artists\u201d project on Wednesday.April 22.The following Montreal artists have opened their studios to the publie: Rita Briansky.G.Marich, Joyce Rose.Joseph Giunta, and Ethel Resenficld.Tickets are \"priced a1 $2 cach, and can be oh tained by calling Mrs.M.Karp- ,man at HU.9.0209.Tea will be \u2018served during the afternoon, Sarafand | \u2014 Easter supper Under the sponsorship of the Church Women's Association ol the Church of St.Columba a congregational Easter supper will be held in the Parish Hall on Wednesday April 1 at 6.30 p.m.The very Rev.William C.Bothwell, of Montreal will be the guest speaker.Make reservations as soon as possible with Mrs, Norman E.Peterson, HU, 6-1753 or general convener, Mrs, G.F.H, Hunter, HU.1.9796.vice-.Ritz Mrs.the : Fry lamb for Easter meal Fram pagan tunes to the pre- tip 15 nol teaching bal es Tone sent Teast lamb has been à ltezst until thermometer ops traditional Euster dish ters 170 des medium es 1R6° In many European countries, for well deme Allew 22 te 30 | Easter Lunb symbolizes the tri: nutes per pound Sponkle ; \u201cumph of good over evil and of and life over the tes- spring porary death of winter.roast with salt and pepper abo half was throuzh roasting thine Melt nom saucepan Min spread this gluse over about halt hour betore roasting tune.Serves 6 16 § with leftevers Serve with Fane conia potatoes, steamed carrots, green beans and mushroome sons supa.mie at end of Jells Lan à This Easter, add a new touch in brown to veur holiday meal with this recipe from the New Zealand Lamb Intormation Centre.Minted Glazed Leg of Lamb to 6 1b.leg of lamb 1 teaspoon rosemary Ty teaspoon salt Franconia Potatoes 14 teaspoon pepper One and a half hours bétore Ya cup mint jelly the end of the roasting time tor Ye cup firmly packed.brown the meat, place potatoes in sugar roasting pan around Linh Sor 8 medium potntoees, Sprinkle with salt and pepper peeled Turn occasionally to brown on Roasting time is based on tem.#ll sides, perature of the lamb when it is taken from the refrigerator, \"completely thawed .Wipe the meat with a clean, damp cloth; make several slits jin the top fat; sprinkle with rosemary and rub into the eut surface: place fat side up.on a rack in shallow roasting pan.Do not cover or add liquid.in.| sort meat thermometer, if being used, in centre of roast so that Business meeting The Westmount Women's Club will hold a business meeting in Victoria Hall at 2.30 pon, Phares day, March 26.Annual reports will be presented by the chairmen of committees and nominations received for the incoming Board of Directors, The President, Mrs.Russel! T.Stackhouse, will chair the meeting which is for members only, At the conclusion of business tea ; ill be served.WESTMOUNT FLORISTS Lid.George Pickrell WE.5-541 St.Catherine ot Elm IT'S FROM RIRKS FOR EASTER sr ws = wn EXCLUSIVE TO BIRKS A classic British handbag of meticulous craftsmanship and ageless fashion, in fine call lined with suede.What better accessory choice for this season \u2014 and many more?Black, brown.navy.bone.2350 BIRKS JEWELLERS 6 P9641 '97 Yip 'Appsiny[ \u2018aautwex3 junouxssa AA ayy The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 26, 1964 10 Inc.Moatreal's Oldest Dealer for ® CHRYSLER © PLYMOUTH VALIANT ® FARGO QUALITY USED CARS | © Automobile Storage © 372 VICTORIA AVE.Sales: HU.GIRARD AUTOMOBILE SALES & SERVICE Service & Parts: 9-5748 - HU.9-5745 5 COUNTRY PROPERTY \u2014 For sale Lake Grimes 8S\" Columban cottages for sule 0° ru 19 gles tenn Moutreal 5 vears to pav Call 112 General BR 1548 SUMMER cottage, nats Cou 26 FANT vate hE wale Call Micrel good for large fa furaished, beach rights Point wet Call atter 4 ppm.674 H909 LOTS FOR SALE LY plot an Memovial Park Pr THT 2040 burial Int at Leaving Montreal city.721 doreble Park.50 APARTMENTS TO LET FIFL DING FACING LOYOLA PARK 4.EQUIPPED MAY OCCUPANCY HU 6 Wil EVENINGS WHESTHILL 3280 312 modern.bright.Vee ett tuilv equipped.heated, bal sav.tases pad Redasonable 488.1415 Westmount OMRCHESTER - GREENE 4 ROOM APARTMENT, EQUIP PED.3935.HEATED.ADULTS w Ko 282i SUPERINTEND ENT NE INCLUDING TH THER RER Dry l'AND 2 BEDROONS, DINING sel 64 1 WAN hopeless or W eaimsunt Heenan 82 init les attire rack.miles CONSUL dition sousb CHEY po od alone $123 At POIRIER ST Deluxe Heated Apartments Decarie Blvd.1740 and 1760 LAURENT ll WATER, MAS ANTENNA, TAXES PAID, MOSTAT.ELECTRIC STOVE (GERATOR, VANITY LAUN- INCINERATOR LIVING ROOM, KITCHEN $08.TO $120.JANITOR 718-6804 AND 1740 DECARIE LATS \u2014 Duplexes wanted FED 4 and 4 bedroom home wartiment in nice quet of Cuefut, reftable tenant vent Call VI 4 3530 AUTOS FOR SALE VW deluxe.Blaupunkt radio, tette seats.Sliding roof, luggage ki rack, Two snow tires.28.000 Eves HU.1.8645.convertible.1959.Good con One owner.low mileage.Ren- le Call WE 2488.sedan 185.radio.heater.wneally sound.$656 488 7029.PONTIAC Laurentian sedan.V 3 vie Good condition, New tires PO 6 mi ahi Karman-Ghia 1963 Kavetisnt condition oniv.LA oles Must sell leaving Contry HU 4.76583 MC HL Lake new In good cond - Loan 86 15 Foot.60 CRE H-0406 ROATS & MOTORS Prince Craft Le Sabre UP MOTOR WIFE GENERATOR.POWER STEERING.MORSE SINGLE CONTROL.BACK TO HACK ALR FOAM SEATS FORD ING BEDS PRACTICAT LY BRAND NEW CALL 481 tos Font AGE CAR i CLAREMONT Rad.rental GARAGES TO LET RENT HEATED FOR MEDIUN MOUNT VE CALL an GA SIZED STEPHEN 1612 tear Cole St treated was age Call 449 8147 Autouns Retsonable parce < rome ry \u2014 PHONE YOUR current issue.Accounts may be pai _ Hunter 1- 045] Please phone your Ads early in the week.The Westmount Examiner i Classified Advertising TWA 8 IEE A RI CRA IR Spat FE 1 te ADS \u2014 until 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1-045} * at any Montreal Island branch of The 10 Words 50° oy for each additional word No Ads accepted after 10: 20 a.m.Thursday for For your convenience, Adtaker on duty Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday fo HA en PL AR ORY BIN, Royal Bank of Canada Su a ARE SGEN RES :98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female | The Royal Bank Of Canada HAS SEVERAL OPENINGS FOR Typists Clerks IN THE AREAS OF SNOWDON COTE DES NEIGES + TO 4 YEARS NIGH SCHOOL, | \"INTERESTING WORK WITH GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCE ! i MENT.! PREVIOUS SIDERED EXPERIENCE WHEN CON- ESTABLISHING | SALARY.| PLEASE ; experienced USUAL, 3 DAY EMPLOYEE WEEK BENEFITS CALL OF AT THE CLOSEST BRANCH \u201c134 THE ROYAL BANK OR AT STAFF 2nd DEPARTMENT FLOOR PLACE VILLE MARIE 874-2506 OR 874-2557 SEWERS WANTED Wark at home sewing We supply materials and pay shipping both ways.Good rate of pas.Piece work.Apply.Dept.W2, Box 7010, Adelaide Post O'flice.Toronto, Ontario.Canada INMEDIATELY doing simple Church Secretary REQUIRED PART TIME CALL: HU.4-4905 113 DOMESTIC HELP | WANTED Cook - Housekeeper MID LEVEL.WESTMOUNT HOME, OWN SUITE.CHAR KEPT, REFERENCES.CALL 6 TO 9 P.M.WE.3 #001.CLEANING HELP WANTED \u2014 REFINED PERSON TO HELP WITH GENERAL HOUSE-CLEANING A FEW HOURS A MOUNT.WEEK IN WEST.GOOD WAGES.832-6056.| 117 DOMESTIC EMPLOY.WANTED ceilings, washed.painting floors cleaned and polished by man.W.Campbell.RE.FLOORS, done, 1 63537.122 FOR SALE \u2014 Living room furniture L.SHAPED.8 seater contemporary sofa, in off white tan and beige with modern green winged chair.Won futurama award styling, 5400 or \"nearest offer, Excellent condition, Call HU.6 8405 124 FOR SALE \u2014 | | Dining room furniture | CUSTOM made ding room sutte.9 neces.excellent condition RI 7-6739.| SIX piece huteh dinette suite.Good votelition Reasonable.484-7843 DINING room suite, # plece (walnut) Pood condition Leaving city $100 6-422 CHU INI ND MAHOGANY DINING ROOM SUITE BUFFET.SIDEBOARD, TA BLE 6 CHAIRS, (CHINA CABINET $70) EVENINGS AND SATURDAYS VIEWING 6H 8450 { bathrooms, | A-1 HEE ENS 127 FOR SALE \u2014 4 Bedroom furniture DOUBLE spring Good condition.Very reasonable.Call 488-8427.i DOUBI.E bed tmapler complete, good condition, 2715.ONE bureau: one vanity: bed.Call 488-8978.BEDROONM set, double bed.mattress and spring, dressers, Good condition.Reasonable.HU.8-3148.BEDROOM set.5 pieces.colonial $40.style, : 486 - one single Good con\u2019 dition.Barkain.Call 481-1359.CUSTOM #rey made Italian mahogany: child's ten, RE.7 6033.FOR SALE \u2014 Kitchen equipment GURNEY gas stove, 4 burners, sarburator.WE.2-2803.; REFRIGERATOR Kelvinator, bic feet.Good condition.Call 933 2386.after 6 p.m.GURNEY electric stove, 30 inch, automatic, like COAL stove, wood grate.& pan.132 bedroom set.set: Hoover \u2018 also 8 cu- Reasonable.fully new.$125.482-5658.white enam extra Bargain, VI.4 4565.After FOR SALE \u2014 Musical instruments musical Both excel- INSTRUMENTAL standing chimes for band: violin, lent condition.Reasonable.RE, 8-7042.PIANO upright with stool 1Williss, rood condition, $50.933-8016.BALDWIN Organ, like new.for reasonable price.Call after 8 p.m.Sacrifice 525-8851, FOR SALE \u2014 Sports equipment GIRL'S bicycle, 26 inch, C.C.M.3 speed.Excellent condition, 933-3312.After 6 pan.TOP quality fibreglass fivfishing rod, reel and tapered line.almost new, 937 1127, BOY'S bicycles.28 and 24 inch.Reasonable.Call RI.+4-2530.FOR SALE \u2014 Clothing and furs 136 INGLISH flannel girl's spring coat,\u2019 size 7.Excellent condition, Reasonable.481 0979 ! DO IT NOW! CUSHIONS MAUVE.HU.gladivon: FOR SALE \u2014 Clothing and furs DARK BROWN MUSKRAT COAT.BROOKS DRUG STORE 4191 St.Catherine West Corner Greene Fast Delivery WE.5-3521 9?am.to 10 p.m.Sunday: 10 a.m.to 6:30 p.m.1138 FOR SALE \u2014 General SIZE 14.ORIGINAL PURCHASE PRICE IN EXCESS OF $500.00.: WORN ONE SEASON.EXCELLENT CONDITION.482-7346.PRICE $200.00.CALL Exclusive GOWN.SIZE 12 IN WIN- BRIDAL DOW OF FINEST BRIDAL SHOP.: HALF PRICE.CALL WE.7-2488.138 FOR SALE \u2014 General ANTIQUES: water set: commodes.wash stand, Westinghouse electric stove 40 inch, ete.Good condition.Reason- \u201c able, 484-3638.0 Le - WASHING machine and \u2018drver.matching pair.\u2018Norges.luxury lined.Absolutely perfect condition.Bargain.RI.4-0558.DINING table.6 chairs: den furni- | ture: TV.17 inch: man\u2019s.lady's clothing.Good condition, Reasonable.484-0237, LIVING kitchen set: ROR SELF FRAMED SCALLOPING IN BILACK AND GOLD.ORIGINAL PRICE $400.BEST OFFER: FRENCH PROVINCIAL DESK AND UPHOL- , STERED BENCH.GREY AND PENCIL RED TRIM: ANDIRONS BRAND NEW.COSTS $200, BEST OFFER: PURE SILK SHANTUNG BEDSPREAD KING, SIZE OR 2 TWINS WITH SKIRT AND THROW 1-5044.boy's Gainaday DOUBLE bed.spring, mattress; racing !gear: bicvele: solid body polisher.All superintendent, GE.tion.ton.floor Apply good condi- 30 Stan- VV VV VV VVVVVVVVVVYY Service Directory à A A à A A LA AA 6 A A A A A A A BUILDING REPAIRS Ï VERN OATWAY contractor, \u201cgeneral maintenance, specializing in kitchens, playrooms.WE.2-5032.CARPENTRY ; | CARPENTRY, plonned shops.kitchens, basements.play - rooms and all \u2018interior wood ! Call Mr.M.Lamroek.| | i rk.days: 521-2663: after 3 p.m.CT.4-4886 _CARTAGE AND MOVING | A-l TRUCKS AVAILABLE FOR | LARGE OR SMALL MOVING JOBS.PACKING \u2014 CRATING.CALL PAT 766 0646., LLOCAI.AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING.CRATING.PACKING | AND STORAGE.ROGERS EXPRESS M2 1448.! MOVING.CALL CLIFF AND: BOOK NOW AT CM CARTAGE REG'D.OFFICE.1766-6037.RESIDENCE 767-3835.\u2019 INCOME TAX Complete $5.00 | PERSONAL INCOME TAX RETURNS FEDERAL AND PROVINCIAL CALL: HU.96130 AFTER 6 P.M.KNITTING For Blocking Your sweaters, pullovers.dresses.coats.ensembles.Call Mrs.W.Yurvk.4617 Park Avenue.AV.8-1953.MUSIC High Fidelity Music DANCES.BANQUETS AND PARTIES.CALL \u2014 PO.8-4773 DRESSMAKING CS EUROPEAN EXCLUSIVE, DRESSES.SUITS, COATS.CUSTOM MADE.REPAIRS.ALTERATIONS.HU.8.4243.PEST CONTROL FOR QUICK.efficient and convenient service for the extermination of rodents and ail insects.Estimates free, Call Pestroy Limited.RI.7 2457.UPHOLSTERY MIDTOWN UPHOLSTERING CO.395 SELBY ST.Upholsterers tor discriminating people Telephone Wellington 2.5912 or Wel- linglon 7-4446 after 5 p.m.GENUINE antique Sheraton, five drawer bow fronted chest.$125.Call 489-5937.TWIN carriage, grey.Gendron: 2 recliners.Excellent condition.Reasonable, Call HU.1-9211 { BEAUTIFUL Indian carpets: coffee.step-tables.sofa, chair.RE.8-3575._ POOL table 9 x 5.all equipped: combination coal and gas stove.good condition: Admiral fridge.9 cubic feel, good working condition, Reasonable.Call 184-5963 after 7 pan.COTTAGE furniture: washing machine: fridge: beds.etc.Must sell i | | vihing, leaving country.RL 8B- Leaving Country HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: RUGS FOR 53 ROOMS: CLOTHING.GOOD CONDITION.REASONABLE.RE 7-8227, BEDROOM set: chesterfield: drapes; rug, Excellent condition.Reasonable © T48 8222.BEDROOM suite: 2 dressers, double bed Beautvrest matte Slumber King spring: Morris chair: vinyl rocking chair.Good condition, Very | reasonable, 521-0296.: ADMIRAL T.V.21 inch; sofa; 3 end tables: telephone table.Reasonable.RE.1-8654._ BROADLOOM: drapes: living roun room set; pair , of lamps.Almost new.Very reasonable.Call RE.1-4766.CONNOR washing machine, wringer type.Good condition.Sacrifice.RE.7 5457.RE.7-0453.HOOVER vacuum cleaner, Excellent condition, $15.Call HU, 4- 344 45.Excellent Buys! i CUSTOM MADE AMERICAN MIR- i dealers.electric guitar: | i and den furniture: Moffat gas stave: bicycle: vouth's bedroom set: vacuum ete.Call RE, 7-5241.SPACE heater Excellent condition.7-9319.After 6 p.m._ _ 2 MOVING: Chesterfield.2 matching chairs: drapes: tables: ete.733-0403.~ CONNOR automatic washer.in good condition.Suitable for basement or country.$35.484-0845, a 2 SPACE heater with drum.pipes Good condition, Sacrifice.PO.8-9574, TURKISH rug, 4 x 6.brand new.No WE.3-1071.WALL-TO-WALL drapes and cornice; with fan, stove pipes.Reasonable.RI floor to ceiling kitchen set: Floor lamp.Excellent condition.Verv reasonable, RE.3.4829.ee COFFEE table: end tables: table lamps and 2 floor lamps; telephone table.RE, 1-477], _ GURNEY gas stove.28 inch: baby crib: baby carriage, All like new Sacrifice.PO.6-8183.GAS fireplace with glowing coals ideal for summer cottage: 2 ring portable stove: 6 white blinds.various sizes.Call 731-4403, : GOING ABROAD APRIL 30th \"Contents of living - dining rooms including solid light oak lable.buffet, 5 chairs.modern settee chair.Cail 932-5500.alter 7 p.m, ; Two rooms of furniture left out of 6 to be sold this weekend Reasonable.488-1003.(movittg), BEDROOM set, chestertield.like credenza.$40: fridge, $25: RE.38-4761 \u2014 good condition.$40; new.550: walnut $50: crib, new.3541 Van Horae ; Avenue.Apt.I.| 151 \u2018WANTED: dining room suite, | {light walnut or 6814.MUST sell: Speed Queen (Eaton's), fully automatic washing machine.Excellent condition.$100.488-8187.WANTED TO PURCHASE 9 piece, oak.Reasonable, 739- 158 DOMESTIC PETS Ehrenpreis Kennels REGISTERED GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES CHAMPION BLOOD LINES, EXCELLENT TEMPERAMENT.END OF MARCH DELIVERY $125.00 TEL.: 631-8772 Champion stock, blue reasonable Phone 438 SIAMESE cals, point.Very 1087, _after 5.ALL white registered French poodle, 4 months old 1449 Dion Street, St.Laurent, ie FDUCATIONAL IF you desire to improve your French conversation.a French professor will be at your disposal and will come to your home for a 1earonable rate.Moining.afternooen 6er eve ninge.Jnforrmation 634 1221.M(GILL student will tutor maths and science to High School students.HU 1-8565.Water rates .(Continued from page 3) understood.This subway line will cost the city of Montreal! planned a series of special public as well as club mem- events to which the general nearly $100,000.000 and the ter-|bers and parents are in- minal station will be situated vited.The Club will sponsor precisely in Westmount.\u201d la Judo Tournament.a Westmount will make its first! Penny Carnival, the open- payment to Montreal in Jan-', ; uary 1965, a spokesman said, i 108 game of the Biddy Bas- The plan is subject to review, ketball finals with Univer- one year after the subway hel!sity Settlement.an exhibi- gins operations.tion contest with Lower Details of the offer were con-; Canada College, a \u2018Sugaring tained in a one page letter to Off\u2019 Partv at Camp Ander- Executive Committee chairman Tr Lucien Saulnier.son.The week will be ex- Pending Montreal's approval, tended to also include the Westmount will apply to the Talent Club's appearance at Quebec Legislature for permis- | Candiac, the Montreal Bovs\u2019 sion to levy a special tax to Association Annual Meeting raise the annual contribution.| and the Annual Club Hobby It will be similar to the tax yee which was to be levied by the | Show Exhibition.old Metropolitan Corporation! National Boys\u2019 Club Week is when they sought payments for sponsored by Boys\u2019 Clubs of Can- the Metropolitan Boulevard,\u201d | ada to highlight the activities of the spokesman said.The addi-, more than sixty thousand young- tional added to the city charter by private bill in the legislature.| energy to Juvenile Decency ra- \u201cther than juvenile delinquency.| It is an annual project con- WM il i ducted by Boys\u2019 Clubs of Canada A councnt .in co-operation with member * and leaders will visit the Burling- taxation law will be sters who give their time and, of constructive guidance and on new Boyvs' Clubs in areas where the boy population.delinquency rate or other factors make them feasible, Unity Club as example The Unity Bovs Club of West mount, a project founded by the Westmount Rotary Club some twenty years ago, is a monument to the worth of the establishment of the building on Green Avenue.in 1950.Since that time, an average of over 200 boys and girls have benefitted every day from a diversified program of arts, crafts, group clubs, social acti-| vities.physical activities and special events.In the last number of years, the club has been providing personal guidance to its club members as well as a well-rounded recreation program.Burlington Bound Next Saturday.some 40 boys Unity celebrates Boys Club Week with 8 special events For National Bovs' Club By MAURICE MARIASINE Week, March 30 to April 4,1 the Unity Boys\u2019 Club has the need for the establishment of Buffet supper at the Club Wrestling results The results ef the Junior Wrestling Championships conducted at the Unity Boys Club last Tues: day and Wednesday will be announced next week N NS N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N he.N trail rides, 3 N N \u201cdax.Apot 1 N A OO FRONTIER RANCH P.O.Box 1030 All Western Guest Ronch for Boys ord Girls in the Ottawa Valley Just 170 Miles from Moantreol, Que.be forgotten experience in Camping; featuring 600 acres of trails overlooking Loney Lake: riding, riflery, boat trips, swimming and crafts, This Summer treat your child to a never to \\ overnight etc.Brochure and references on request.TWO CAMP PERIODS BOYS GIRLS June 28 \u2014 July 25 July 26 \u2014 Aug.22 Two Wecks 85.00 4 weeks 165.00 OPA DR 7 7 Zr Ze ZI Tm Women's Guild Regular monthly meeting of (the Women's Guild of Rnox Crescent and Kensington Prosby te nan Chureh wall be held on Wadnes al 20 pm ap the chureh hall Guest speaker, Mies A OM Fee.Verdun Protestant Hospital AN ladies of the cou Eregation and friends are coudul Ivy amvaited Howe make the best of tle oppartumbics we find ourselves more able to accept larger ones Povnoea ean Arnprior, Ont.archery, canoeing.ton Boys\u2019 Club in Burlington, Vermont, and spend the day with their American Counterparts, The trip will include a basketball series, a tour of the City and a 16 new expropriations (Continued from page 1) \u201cYOUTH\u201d Camp Headquarters Special Buys For The Young Camper (AMP TRUNKS (Continued from page 1) beauty of the park as it now exists.\u201d Only the first place Alderman Fred Gross outlined the complete program and explained that council had ap-; proved only the first phase of operations.He assured members that \u201cphase one will not modify the basic appearance and function of Westmount Park.The city will also take into consideration any objec tions to future plans.\u201d The first phase, he added.includes only essential renovations.Work will include the replacement and redevelopment of the pond system.which formerly constituted a water course running through the park and down the Glen.Also scheduled is the replacement of the electrical system, installation of basic lighting equipment, preliminary grading to create a sizeable mound in the middle of the park near Sherbrooke.Cost of this phase is $203,000.' General contractors are Charles\u2019 Duranceau Ltd.Slide show The luncheon and general meeting of the United Church Women of Wesley United Church will be held in Thursday.April 2 at 1.p.m.in Wesley Hall, , Mr.and Mrs.Percy E.Swail' will show slides of the Holy Land ' taken last Easter.Mrs.Leo Vuillemot will be the guest soloist, Seventy per cent of the carbonated beverages produced in Canada are consumed in home.Two years ago the fig-| ure was 65 per cent.! CAMP ACCUEIL NOTRE DAME Bilingual Camp for Boys and Girls 30° WEEKLY For information WE.3-4601 .ing only in French.Three days Mrs, Oscar Potier: {rangement clubs, is not a fund-raising drive.forth in a letter trom Karl It is designed to focus public at- Meinecke: ! tention on the work of the organ-' a ; ° 1184 Atwater Avenue \u2014 $30,000.ization as a whole in the field for the land and buildings, as set | forth in a letter from Mrs, ROA, Latleur: Ouareau plans .\"2 vos \u201cMrs.Nora M.Beaudin: 4053 Dorchester Street \u2014 $38.- 350, as set forth in a letter from | J.M.Cerini, Solicitor, on behalf of A.M.Layton: ; 4145 Dorchester Street \u2014 $26.- bili | e camping 725.as set forth in a letter from the legal firm of Stikeman, El-, A small group of girls at Camp liott.Tamaki et al dated 24th Ouareau.in the Laurentians, February 1964 on behalf of the will be taking part in an experi- owner, Estate J.A.Willis; ment in bilingual camping this 4147 Dorchester Street \u2014 $40.- summer.during August.Les 000.as set forth in a letter from\u2019 Bonnes VYoisines.made up August Giesinger: equally of French-speaking and 4151 Dorchester Street \u2014 $106,- English-speaking campers, will 000 as set forth in a letter from - be learning each others\u2019 langu- the owner.Merman Corporation: age and having fun doing it.4245 Dorchester Street \u2014 $25.- The girls, in groups of four 125.as set forth in a letter from with a bilingual counsellor for Miss Gaetane Picard: each group.will spend three 4297 Dorchester Street \u2014 $23.- days a week speaking and learn- 250.as set forth in a letter from | Street \u2014| a week all activities will be con- 4280 St.Catherine , ducted in English.Sunday is the $106.250.as set forth in a letter | day when each child may speak from the legal firm of Martineau.| ber own language.Walker.Allison et al.dated 30th | This \u201cevery-second-day\" ar- January 1964.on behalf of the does nol have the owner Kenwood's \u2018Transfer and! obvious drawbacks of a \u2018\u2018crash- Storage Limited.course,\u201d which often leaves a child tense and worried.Instead.she has a chance to relax in her own language after The April meeting, Unit 1, of bouts of concentrated learning the Rosedale United Church Wo-, and listening.She is not always men will be held in the Ladies the humble learner at the bot- Parlour.Dewey Hall, Rosedale tom of the class, haunted by the United Church on April 1.Those: feeling that she is never going assisting at the rummage sale April meeting 10 learn; sometimes she is the are requested to bring their lunch teacher, the one-who-knows, and tea will be served.The busi- and this can be a heady feeling ness meeting will commence al indeed.1.30 p.m.thei __ jy \u2018Camp Ouareau established 1922 Well-rounded program of water and land sports.One counsellor for every four children.Enquire about the BILINGUAL PROGRAM for | a small group of August 7062 Chester Ave., Mtl.488 - 8785 Vaconcies for August period only, July 28-August 25 campers.(AMP HATCHET » (ase $1.95 (34 x 20 > 16: $12.95 KNAPSACK 1.95 ARMY KIT BAGS from $1.95 SINGLE SHEETS HIKE BOOTS $5.95 50° 190 pr.$3.00 RUBBER BOOTS SIZE 1 .§ ARMY PACKSACKS $1.95 (Billy bools) $2.50 (OMPASSES Irom 50¢ KING SIZE RUCKSACK FIRST AID KITS $1.95 with steel frame $8.95 CAMP HUNT KNIFE w Sheath 94e US.HAVERSACKS 49c 5 PCE.MESS KIT $1.95 LAUNDRY BAGS $1.95 (AMP POCKET KNIFE SOv SLEEPING BAGS $4.95 wp 2 P(E.MESS TINS $1.25 CAMP BLANKETS $2.95 MONEY BELTS 94¢ GROUND SHEETS $1.50 FLASHLIGHTS 29¢ ARMY PONCHOS $2.50 FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES 9 YOUTHS RAINCOATS w Hood $2.95 MIRRORS 25e RUBBER RAIN-HATS 94¢ FISHING RODS 94¢ TOWEL (4) $1.00 FISHING REEL 94¢ WATER (CANTEENS $1.50 FACE CLOTHS (12) $1.00 Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded SMITH SALES \u20acO.£001 4638 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.Corner of Villeneuve) Open Daily 7.30 A.M.Till 6 P.M.\u2014Fridoy Till 9 P.M.\u2014 VI.$.4475 OPEN GOOD FRIDAY AND EASTER MONDAY profile of summer camping at its best VIE GHED FOR CHILDREN AGED 6 TO 17 YEARS HORSES AND PONIES RIDING FREE INSTRUCTION SAFE AND CLEAN SWIMMING WELL GUARDED AIL-, TOR-, BOATING SAN GEeo oO ROWBOATS CAREFULLY SELECTED COUNSELLORS WELL TRAINED OVER-NIGHT CAMPING HIKING pian TRAILS HANDICRAFTS {505 1107 0GRAr HY NURSE DocToR ON CAL MEALS PREPARED NOURISHING ACCOMMODATION [fry£niwt LODGES SPORTS ORGANIZED INCLUEING TENNIS / BADMINTON / ARCHERY RIFLERY / BASEBALL / BASKETBALL LAKE OF TWO MOUNTAINS LOCATION: 25 MiLES WEST OF MONTREAL Write for Free Brochure Dr.Harold G.Maitin, Director Camp Wildwood VAUDREUIL, QUE.Phone: Area Coude 514: 234-3017 wl mil 961 '9Z YD \u2018Aopsuny) '19u|WDX] junouisssAR YL The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 26, 1964 12 A four goal scoring;l.cafs to their first victory streak by Kevin Cooper lin a best of three playoffs took the Bantam league'series Tuesday as thev Athletic Awards Night is scheduled May 14 Eight-man tackle, Mules.Softhall Winning teams in the various Jets, Pee Wee, Giants, Bantam, White Sox.Interplayground, Prince Albert Park.Hockey champs; Pee Weel \u2014 \u2014 Broncs.Midget.Mustangs.The Westmount A thleticpions, leading scorers and most awards night will be held Thurs- valuable players in the leagues, day, May 14, at 7.30 p.m.in Victoria Hall for vinning teams indivisions this year were: City softball, touch-football, Touch Football champions: cicht-man tackle and hockey.Midget, Argos.Mayor Drury will present tro- Pee Wee.Falcons, phies and crests to (he cham- Bantam, Stampeders, CHRISTIE PLUMBING LIMITED COMPLETE PLUMBING SERVICE FAST \u2014 EFFICIENT RESIDENTIAL \u2014 COMMERCIAL \u2014 INDUSTRIAL HU.4-2010 5331A Sherbrooke W.\u2014_ champs; Mosquito, 24 Hour Service Use Examiner Classifieds for best results Cooper gets four as Leafs down Wings downed the Red Wings, 5-3.Harvey Alter also tallied.i Michael Clapman scored twice and Phil Land.once, for \u201cthe Red Wings.The playoff series ends next week in all leagues.The Mosquito league Huskies meet the Brones Saturday at 9.30 am.for the third game in a best of \u201cthree series.The Brones won the first game, 2-0.but the Huskies came back to take the second, 2-1.Last chance Westmount youngsters may well be advised to spend much of their Easter holidays on ice.It will be their last chance for hockey and skating for five In the League the Bantam eps Leafs play the Red Wings, months as the Artifi- (og nm, cial Ice Rink closes In Senior play.the Avenue Saturday.April 4 at Stars meet the winner of the semi-final series on March 31! 6 p.m.cat 7 p.n.| Westmount Hockey League record Results of Games Played MOSQUITO LEAGUE March 21 HUSKIES 2 MOSQUITO ALL STARS BRONCS 1 March 21 ROXBORO 6 WESTMOUNT 1 PEK WEF March 18 BRONCS 5 HUSKIES 2 PEF WEE ALL STARS March 21 WESTMOUNT 2 VERDUN 0 BANTAM March 17 RANGERS 9 BRUINS 4 BANTAM March 1% RIED WINGS 3 RANGERS 2! SENIOR March 19 WANDERERS 7 MAROONS 2: SENIOR EXHIBITION March 238 AVENUE MTL.GAME STARS 9 ALOUETTES 2 Paul Kenwood reports record volume moved Allied Van Lines Lad, Canada\u2019s ' 120 persons registered for this biguest coast-to-coast moving or-' year's annual meeting, the big- ganization, topped a $10 million gest turn-out in Allied history.volume in 1963 for the second Mr.Kenwood has been presi-, year in à row, dent of Allied Van Lines Ltd.for Total sales in 1963 amounted to five years.He was succeeded du- $10.257.173, Paul Kenwood, man.ping the annual meeting by J.N.! aging director of Kenwoods Shortliffe, president of MaeCos- | Westmount Transfer and Storage, ham Van Lines Ltd., with offices, and president of Allied Van Lines in Edmonton, Calgary, Saska- Lid.told the annual meeting in toon.Red Deer.Alta.Dawson Toronto recently, This represented a slight increase over 1962 and the largest volume ever achieved by Allied The vin line handled more than 45.000 slupments during the year.There are now 97 full-fledged members of the co-operative moving organization from coasl- to-coast, tour more than last year.Including members\u2019 branch offices, theve are 48 Allied agencies serving the publie from Whitehorse in the Yukon to St.John's Newtoundland, There were payments for the present pool.Creek.B.C.and Kingston.Ontario.i Pool fee approved City Council have approved payment of $2,610 to cover ar- chiteets fees for preparation of preliminary sketches of the swimming pool it was announc- éd recently.Ald, Fred Gross explained that this was a delayed charge overlooked in previous \u2018Everything CORONET GUNS dl GUNSMITHING INC.4175 St.Catherine St.West | (Westmount) AND Montreal 6 Tel.932-0881 for the hunter and shooter\" DYNAMOMETER TESTED FREE CHECKMATE MOTORS Inc.Have Your Car During The Month of March At To Demonstrate Our Latest Method of Fine Tuning For Foreign and Domestic Cars TESTS INCLUDE: H.P.output at rear wheels ® Speedometer error 7 Olan AMOMETER SERVICE Tachometer error i ® Exhaust gas analysis Ignition system analysis À ® Compression ® Oil leaks ® Gas leaks Rear wheels run-out Water leaks General Engine condition FOR YOUR CAR'S SAKE - SEE CHECKMATE 4269 St.Catherine St.West.\" 933-3673 eene Ave, Discover Full-Depth Pleasure Dow Refreshes! Perfectly aged to round out true full-bodied Dow ale flavour Dow Rewards! Smooth and mellow, due to Dow brewing-temperature techniques Dow Satisfies! Dow ale is satisfying.If you like a man\u2019s ale, have a DOW Discover Distinctive Dow "]