The Westmount examiner, 24 avril 1964, vendredi 24 avril 1964

[" VOL.XXXVil, No.17 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1964 Krasney, caught by the camera Wednesda the annual Rotary high school public spea Rotary hosts speakers High school debating and public speaking excellence continues to improve \u2014 it was evident Wednesday as members of the Westmount- Rotary Club heard five semi-finalists in the annual contest sponsored by the Montreal Rotary Club.Westmount Rotarians annually host the semi-final level at Vie- toria Hall.Winners were: Christopher Osborne a pre-law student at Bishops College School and B.Krawchenko of Westmount High.Runners-up included: Ed Harper of Montreal High: Jack Krasney of Baron Byng and Bill Casey of Bishop Whelan High.Judges were: Andre Chapde- laine, Lloyd Saunders and Michael Steeves.\"Seeing things\u2019 Both winners took \u201cSeeing Things\u201d as their subject.I Osborne dealt at length in the time alloted to him on the ques- | tion of the civil rights struggle on the North American contin- | ent and made a plea for toler-! ance and for a fuller realiza- (Continued on page 15) INDEX Churches .8 Classifieds .12, 13 Editorial .4 Sports .15, 16 Women's .10, 19 PUBLIC -SPEAKING QUINTET Left to right, Chris Osborne, Bill Casey, Ed Harper, Bogdan Krawchenko and Jack fing contest.5 CENTS at Victoria Hall during the semi-finals of City seeks $500,000 loan for police HQ - City Council voted Monday to request a half million dollar loan from the Federally administered Municipal Loan Fund to help finance the new police and fire station now under construction on Stanton street.The motion, introduced by Alderman P.M.McEntyre, noted that under a new agreement the Quebec Muncipal Commission may grant to municipalities not only long term loans but forgivenesses.under certain conditions, of a sum equivalent to $25% of the loan.The loan is granted on the basis of $20.00 per person in the municipality, he added.Westmount's population is slightly over 25.000.Total estimated cost of the new police and fire station, now half completed, is $886.440.In other business, Alderman Fred Gross.Commissioner of Parks and Recreation, was named acting mayor for the months | of May.June and July.Council agreed to pay $346,- | 850 for ten properties expropriated in the widening of and re- ! development program on Dor- chester.Included were two claims for damages arising out of the proceedings.This brings i Lo a total of 113 the number of i properties bought.Total amount spent to date on expropriation in the area is $4,446,980.| Also approved was a commitment of $5,000 to provide further working capital in connection with planning for im- i provements to the Corporation Yards.It will cover partial payments to the architects and expenditures for test borings.16 PAGES Added this week to the (Westmount Centre high rise complex, the $6,000,000 Nurses Headquarters now under construction at Greene and Dorchester.the new office building on Victoria plus new apartments on Sherbrooke and one on Western will be a six-storey office building soon to rise opposite Westmount High School and a similar one on Sherbrooke street between Mt.Pleasant and Elm.In addition, City Council this week gave the go-ahead to builders of the large medical centre on Sherbrooke, just west of Clare- mont.Construction of the office build- \"ing on St.Catherine next to Read- ;er\u2019s Digest will begin \u201calmost immediately\" according to the.property owners, Industrial Realities Corp.Ltd, Cost of the project was not revealed.It will be completed by early next year.Architects are Harold Ship and Co: general contractors, Purdy and Henderson.Sherbrooke re-zoning City Council Monday night approved the re-zoning of the nine Sherbrooke street properties covering the entire Mt.Pleasan(-Elm block.Demolition of the houses is due to start in 10 days with construction commencing immediately afterwards.Occupancy of the six-storey building is set for May 1.1965.Principal tenants will be the newly formed Westmount Insur- (Continued on page 15) Sie E Next week's weather - aT Up WEE Zrau, | Ire | | | WARMER ! By ERIC NEAL \u201cMainly sunny and warm all | this week.Nights cold.Scat- ! ; tered showers and some | | thunder activity in the south.Light snow in all the north.| Last year we had a surprise snowstorm with 6 to 9 inches at this time.but that was \u2018 exceptional.Temperature range: 30-60 or 65°F.! | Warm, sunny periods to | : end the week with scattered | showers in the south and | snow flurries in the north.Forsythiz.in flower.a sign | of spring.{ Local CHA campaign lags at 50 per cent The Westmount division of the part in the campaign as can- this week showed thal only 54.8 Combined Health Appeal and Red Cross has raised slightly over 50 per cent of its $50.000 bute to the 200 high school stud- total of $1.123.417.objective, chairman Mrs.Pierre Sevigny said Wednesday.A \u2018\u2018mop-up\u2019\u2019 campaign will continue over the weekend and workers say they are confident the Westmount division will come \u2018\u2018at least very close\u2019 to its objective.About 1200 residents are taking vassers.Headquarters is Vic- !toria Hall.| ents who helped out.taking cards that others had given up.Representatives from Westmount High, St.Paul's, Villa Maria, Selwyn House, Sacred Heart.St.Leo's.Weston School.and Trafalgar all took part.The overall city wide drive also lags.Reports giveu early Mrs.Sevigny paid special tri-; per cent of the total objective! , required by its 20 members had been collected.This was a About 20,000 canvassers are at work in Greater Montreal, Campaign objective is $2.049,873.| The goal can still be reached.| | said campaign chairman J.P.; W.Ostiguy.\u2018A tremendous el- fort-is required, but I feel confi.| dent that our volunteers prove up to it.\" | will | \u2018Building boom\u2019 well under way Westmount's \u2018building boom\" forecast several vears ago when plans for the extension of the subway into this municipality were first revealed is now strongly underway, according to most observers.Voting is | heavy in WMA poll Preliminary results of the Westmount Municipal Association's Annexation Poll should be available bv April 27.president J.H.Richer told The Examiner Tuesday.He said that \"a huge volume\u201d of return ballots was being received daily at association offices in Victoria Hall.The poll, conducted recent.iv by the WMA in a newsletter sent to all homes in West- mount asked citizens to mark their prefegences for or against annexation and sign their name.Its primary object is to enable the association to make residents\u2019 views known at meetings of the Intermuni- cipal Council, it was revealed.This survey parallels one conducted by The Westmount Examiner in February, following what were termed \u2018Lake- over threats\u201d by Montreal Mayor Jean Drapeau and Executive Commitiee Chairman Lucien Sauinier.The hundreds of Westmount- ers who replied made it clear that they wish Westmount to remain autonomous.Only about two per cent urged Westmount to join with Montreal or indeed any other municipality.Much mileage in a single line of type For lack of a line the story was lost .While all agree that modern headlines are a great boon to the harried reader, it is astonishing what havoc can result when the gremlins become active in a newspaper plant and cause the disappearance of even a single line.Last week's story of the supposed \u201cappointment\u201d of EF.J.Anderson to the post ol supervisor of the Westmount Park Department should merely have been an item for the popular feature \u201826 Years Ago in The Examiner.\u201d But with the disappearance of the overline reading \u201826 Years Ago Mr.Anderson's appointment was brought forward from April 1938 to April 1964, a lot of mileage for a single line.Mr.Anderson is no longer connected with the city.He resigned in 1953 to take a position in Corpus Christie, Texas.The Park's Department is now administered by Robert Daye, city engineer and George Grif- fiths, general park superis- tendent. ~ 30 frees are hit here The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 24, 1964 by Dutch Elm disease Dutch Elm disease struck 30 local trees last year, it was revealed this week in a report from the general manager's office.All were removed.Cutting down the indivi- fore the axe.the chemicals used dual tree is the only known ij, the fight against the disease way to slow down the are blamed for a decimation of spread of the disease, the bird population.a parks department offi- | When you add (he tree lovers and the bird lovers you come up cial explained.And the in- With a sizable group of citizens dividual affected trees are\u2018 who can rise in what they con- doomed anyway, he added.sider \u2018\u2018righteous horror\u201d that the Municipal officials in their | trees are being cut down and the fight against the Dutch Elm dis-,; birds.killed.ease, and indeed any blight af- Aside from Dutch Elm disease, fecting trees, ave operating in a: other factors such as general de- particularly difficult area, it is ' cay.storm damage, old age, expluined-\u2014for in addition to tree weak root systems, etc.did force.lovers who may misunderstand the removal of 126 other trees.why certain trees have to go be- Crews planted 115 (trees.p p p p > $ $ ?è è è TO THE AIRPORT Westmount Taxi specializes in service to Montreal International Airport at Dorval.Advance orders may be given the night before.Also wake-up service if required.We service the entire West End including Westmount, N.D.G., Hampstead, etc.WE 5-2468 Ask for Airport Reservations WESTMOUNT TAX ® Excellent rates for out-of-town trips © Also Sundoy Trips-to-Nowhere AU AMAA ANNAN AAAI AAALAC ALARA LEAL LALA seo 24446444464464444444446464444404404404440040404440444400000000 AAA AAASAAAAAAAIIAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMAA Y 1440444 SPCA names Westmounter Hon.Mr.Justice G.H.Montgomery, Westmount avenue, has been named chairman of Montreal's Be Kind to Animals Week, being held from May 3-9.\u201cDuring the week we want to emphasize kindness \u2014 in terms of animal care and protection says Judge Montgomery.\u201cWe want everyone to learn about the services offered to Montreal by the Society for the Prevention of .Cruelty to Animals.There are many benefits from the work of animal welfare agencies which are shared by everyone in the city, whether or not they are pet owners\u2019 he said.The slogan for this year's Be Kind to Animals Week is \u2018A time for kindness.\u201d During the week the SPCA will be organizing a number of special events, Air Cadet exercise set May 11 at RMR {| The No.1 West Montreal \"Air Cadet Squadron will hold ceremonies on May 11 at 7.30 : p.m.in the Royal Montreal Re- \u2018giment Armoury on St.Cathe- i rine streel in Westmount.| | About 80 air cadets including at least a dozen from West- | mount will take part.The group meets every Monday for train- ;ing in Westmount Park School.| S.Crabtree awarded Stafford Crabtree, son of Mr.and Mrs.H.Roy Crabtree, Belmont avenue.this week received the Lower Canada College Fos- _bery Scholarship, awarded to the \u2018son of an Old Boy going into ; 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OTTAWA \u2014 April 22.1964, is a significant date for all liberal members of Parliament in that it marks the first anniversary of our party's takeover of government.The present government is a year old this week and this seems to me to be a good opportunity to take stock of our achievements and study our performance in the administration of the nation's business.This, of course.has to be related to our position as a minority government, However, despite the fact that we are submitted to a certain amount of \u2018\u2018obstructionism\u2019 in the House \u2014 as demonstrated recently by a 16-day debate on a matter that is usually dealt with in two or three | days \u2014 | feel that the govern- | meni has accumulated an impressive record of achievements in its first 12 months.In every major area \u2014 social security.foreign trade, unemployment and economic stabilitv \u2014 positive steps have been taken to further the interests of every Canadian.Unemployment In its first vear of office, the government managed to bring unemployment down to its lowest level since 1957 and at the same time it took several measures to provide new jobs to a rapidly-increasing number of workers, Some of these measures have not yet had time to produce full benefits but we have already ! reached the point where.more and more, problems of unemployment are becoming regional problems \u2014 not national ones.; In the field of social security.we have made considerable progress by increasing old-age security pensions by $10 a month: old age assistance pensions by $10 a month: blind and disabled pensions by | $10 a month.And as you know.we are now making every effort to enact our Canada Pension Plan.Balance of payments During our first year of office, we have increased exports by 6% and reduced the deficit in our balance of payments by $300.000,000.Moreover, the government managed to do this and still reduce the expected deficit in its budget for the current year.\u2018 At the same Lime, we have had to face another problem of deep.national significance: that of holding Canada together as a nation.Never in the history of Confederation has the problem been so acute but recent developments lead me to believe that most of the difficulties between the federal government and the provinces will be ironed out.I will readily admit \u2014 as the prime minister does \u2014 that we have made mistakes during that first vear.Nevertheless, 1 am conviced that we have succeeded in doing the very thing that Canada expected of us: put the country back on its feet and give it a new start toward prosperity and well-being.A lot remains to be done, but if the first year is any indication, 1 can safely predict that this will be one of the most productive parliaments in our history and that it will do a great deal to re-establish Canada in the position of prestige it once held.C.M.Drury, MP, Minister of Industry 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 Betty MacNeill Residential Agent in Westmount for ENNEST &SON INC.Real Estate Brokers 1331 Greene Ave.935 - 5401; Eves.: 489 - 0722 IMPROVE your PLUMBING DAY OR NIGHT PLUMBING SERVICE Expert service is our most important asset.When you need plumbing or heating service in a hurry, call us.WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LTD.C.Cadorette \u2014 N.Lamoureux 206 Olivier Ave., Westmount WE.5-1189 24 HOURS SERVICE pareils PE EE EE mme mr \u2014\u2014\u2014 TS rar femmes =.pe For All Your © PHOTO SUPPLIES ® PHOTOGRAPHY ® PICTURE FRAMING ® Regular and Custom Photofinishing © ACME PHOTO Reg'd.4866 Sherbrooke St.W.HU.1-1989 AT VICTORIA VOL.XXXVil, No.17 Mumps, measles \u2018popular\u2019 in 63 The number of communicable diseases among West- mounters reported to the Westmount Health Department last year was almost double that of 1962 but never reached \u201cepidemic proportions.\u201d according to a city report released this week.The Health Department investigated 456 reports of Over 15,000 communicable diseases in ° J 1963 as opposed to 236 in see city S measles and Flower Show 1962.These were mainly cases of i | mumps.it was noted.| Over 15,000 people from all The Anti - Tubercolusis Clinic, over the island have visited accommodated al Victoria Hall, lestmount s ; 32nd annual .ower Show in the conserva- Xa ayed over 2,000 persons.Im | tories of Westmount Park, head munization service to residents gardener Eric Aho reported this increased to 726 as compared week.He said that the dis- with 558 in 1962.| plays would remain up for al The School Healtl , least two more weeks, or until 3 he Schoo nea 1 service com- the blooms start to fade.prises the main work load of the Sunday remains the most po- Health Department.They gave | putar day for viewing the col- 995 medical examinations and cor- orful displays and the green- | , .rected 259 defects, a slight in- Free open from 10 a.m.crease over the previous year.! Co co .; Monday through Saturday School nurses conducted 4,509 in- | they are open from 10 a.m.to spections and gave 1,291 treat- | p.m.ments.There are over 26,000 pieces As of December 31, 1963 the on view ranging from short Child Health Clinic had 214 fam- | hyacinths used to border the lies and 302 children under super- | greenhouse paths to the taller vision, a slight decrease from the Easter lilies which are ar- previous year, | ranged in the shape of a cross.| Also included are such favorites as tulips.iris, and daffodils and the rarer polyanthas and snow flowers.\u2018Scotch Mix\u2019 - at WHS The Montreal Highland Dancing Association and the City of Montreal Pipe Brand will present its annual variety concert \u201cA Scotch Mix\u201d on Friday.May 1.at the Westmount High School Auditorium.This concert is under the direction of Lorraine Grant Pain- Make your reservations now for Mother's Day | Every lady will be presented with a beautiful rose being led by Pipe Major George Grant, Featured on the pro- MONTREAL'S FINEST gram will be Andrew Murdison rib\u2019n reef The Red Door To Dining Pleasure 8105 Decarie Bivd.Phone 735-1601 Scotch in song and story.Mr.Andrew Murdison is now 73 years of age and has been performing since the age of 16 is still Canada's most popular Scottish performer and entertainer, Scottish and Irish dancers will also be on the program with singers and instrumentalists, chaud and the pipe band is\u2019 \u201cAuld Sandy\u201d in a wee bit of.MONTREAL, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1964 1 | | City parking lot tenders are called : Westmount is this week calling for tenders for demolition of three proper- .ties on Greene avenue Sherbrooke expropriated recent- | ly for a new city parking lot.\u2018 Bids will be received at City \u2018Hall up to May 1.Work {should begin the following ; week, a city spokesman said.| The job will be about two months behind schedule.The spokesman said that Westmount had hoped to open its lot before construction of a two-storey building began on the site of a .private parking lot near Western.Two of the three owners, \u201chowever.were out of town most of the winter and could not be served with expropriation papers, it was explained.(Continued on page 7) 4 win TCS scholarships Four Westmount students have won entrance scholarships to Trinity College School in\u2019 Port Hope, Ontario.\u2018 J.C.P.McCallum, a student at Selwyn House received the Dyce Saunders Memorial scholarship for entrance to the TCS senior division.W.PP, Molson and C.G.F.Nation, also of Selwyn House.were awarded scholarships for | entrance to Boulden House at| the school.R.S.MclLevrnon of Boulden House and formerly of Roslyn \"School wom the C.J.S.Bertune Memorial scholarship.ox ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmakers OHNMAN\u2019S JEWELLERS WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.cig ngs 35 PAGE THREE DRIVER-EDUCATION Westmount High School teacher George Theodore {right) explains the intricacies of the automobile engine to three students at the school, members of the second driver-education course, sponsored by West.mount Rotary.From left, Examiner correspondent Marcy Pelly, Marc Lattoni, David Schaffelburg and Mr.Theodore.NEED À CAB! UN.6-4551 VETERAN TAXI ASS'N.Would the gentleman who called COLLECTORS\u2019 CENTRE ANTIQUES concerning OLD GUN please contact us at 4114 St.Catherine St.West or phone 932-0688 FRED SCHULTZ FLOORING LIMITED Now at 4115 St.Catherine St.W.Moving May Ist TO A NEW LOCATION IN WESTMOUNT 4496 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST Near Abbott Avenue Phone: WE.5-9659 4 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 24, 1964 Churchill\u2019s claim of \u201cdisturbance, confusion and dismay among veterans of this country.\u201d like less-privileged citizens.be applauded for eliminating, or at least reducing, ball, soccer and most other waste.sports.Not all of us like to by handing DVA hospitals.such as l'Hôpital Reine Marie des Anciens Combattants, (Queen Mary Veterans\u2019 Hospital, to les Anglais) at Westmount\u2019s back door, over to civilian use and perhaps operation.hard.nadian ex-servicemen resent being continually tarred with the brush of the professional legionnaire, such as Mr.Churchill, who would make political or financial capital of the exploded claim that the country owes a living to the man who once was privileged to serve With swings, see-sews and his country in uniform.ficant segment of the population, to make them nothing specially distinguishable from the next loyal citizen.ready are well blessed with priorities, privileges, provi- ThE Canadian taxpayer pardoned for asking what guess memos the multi-million deficit of the Federal Agricultural in 48-million resulted Stabilization Board actually 8 3 o sti accomplishes.passed with very little fuss or fanfare a $122-million seriously amiss when the deficit run up by the board cost of price stabilization in the 1963-64 fiscal year.for butter, eggs and miscel- Of this amount, $74-million laneous farm might be termed the operat- reaches these astronomical ing losses incurred during proportions.THE WEG Mug NT Examiner Morvins the Oily of Wesimeunt sinse 1988 HUGH R.MOUNT, General Manager Printed and Published Every Friday by MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 29 John W.Sancton Hugh E.McCormick President and Publisher Chairman Editorial \u2014 Accounting \u2014 Circulation Display Advertising Departments 481-2771 Classified Advertising \u2014 8:30 am.to 5 p.m.Dally (To 8:30 p.m.Mon., Tues.& Wed.) 481-0451 The Examiner alms te be un independent, clean newspaper for the hemes, dovoled te public service.Mall subscriptions: $2.50 per yoar: $1.26 halt year.Five cents sa copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Assscistion, Quebec Newspasers Association, Canadian Community Newspapers Representatives.Authorized as Second Class Mall by the Post Office Department, Ottawa and for payment of postage in cash YOU SAY We Say Seeks playing Churchill's claim is balderdash .field on hill Sir, I am Interested to read ALDERDASH describes ex-Veterans Minister about ali the fuss and all the money being spent on West- mount Park.Before the city puts in formal gardens and bigger ponds there wouldn't it be better to think about building a playing field for children who live in the upper section of Westmount?This whole area has no place where pupils like myself can properly play baseball, foot- Veterans are taxpayers Taxpayers deplore waste.And any government will play in the school leagues or the Westmount Recreation Department leagues.We need someplace close to home for Saturday afternoon and after school pick-up games.Otherwise we have to play in the streets which the police and motorists don't like, And when you fall, you really hit That is what is proposed Our guess is that most Ca- In most ways in Westmount everyone is well looked after.There is a reserve for birds with signs telling us not to molest them.Yet when a group of boys start a football or baseball game they are molested by the police.In Lower Westmount there are putting greens, horseshoe games and shuffleboard courts for the older men, There is a park slides for the younger children.But the boys in Upper West- mount can\u2019t play games close to home at any time.Perhaps we could get a few hundred yards of the acres and acres of Summit Park for use as a playing field.Until that time at least we should be allowed to play harmless games on some of the quiet streets on the mountain.It\u2019s the only place we Veterans comprise a signi- Veterans in Canada al- sions, pensions and even have.praise.W.R.(13 years old) They will be guaranteed ample priority and atten- #sssaimme tion in hospitals without it being at more than necessary expense to the general public.| to information sent to me, BY THE WAY.TRA-LA-LA OWLING-PINS, according can now be made with a magnesium core, If that news does not go to your head like wine, you are not the man I took you for.What is more, this exquisite core \u2018\u2018is covered with plastic foam.\u201d Something is clearly amiss will undoubtedly be concu the year while the remain- from the more realistic devaluation of foodstuffs held Recently, Parliament in inventory by the board.Surely something is very products Free education is a must Sir, \u2014 As one of the students who participated in the march on Quebec for free education, April 9, 1 would like to reply to statements made by Millicent Hickmore in her column \u201cTea Time Topics.\u2019 She implies that students are mistaken to apply for free education while they are sick and unemployed.If she had read the demands of the students before making a statement she would have seen that they called for a redistribution of funds in favor of all of these things.It does not make make sense to talk of the bankruptcy of the government while millions are wasted on supposed \u2018\u2018defence\u2019 which is actually useless in the present situation.Mrs.Hickmore suggest that \u2018\u2018not all youth are university material and this is probably the type that organizes demonstrations .\u201d\u2019 This seems an unusual statement since the demonstration was made by university students who have already achieved college entrance requirements.She also draws links between University of Montreal students who took part in the march and \u201cseveral students in their teens\u2019 who \u2018\u2018have committed robberies and other crimes.\u201d The demonstration on Quebec was backed by the student governments of the French Universities, surely the most responsible students in the colleges.The most naive statement in the article is the sentence \u201cthe youths who work during vacation time to help defray their expenses will be the successful men of tomorrow.\u201d There are few university students who do not work in the summer.In spite of the acknowledged scarcity of good jobs for students it is possible for a boy to earn his college fees during the summer: it is a different matter to support oneself while going to university or to help meet family obligations and the needs of younger brothers and sisters.And it is impossible for a boy or girl to earn enough money in the summer to both pay fees and support oneself.It is odd that Mrs.Hickmore speaks only of the \u2018\u2018successful MEN of tomorrow.\u201d The only valid criterea for college entrance examinations is ability.We must have a government which will provide education, medical care and employment for all.If the present form of government cannot do this, we must have one that can; a socialist government.Eleanor Robinson, 3rd yr.honors student McGill University Publicity helps hospital work Sir: \u2014 I would like to express the gratitude of the members of the Executive Committee of Montreal West Operatic Society for your kindness and co-operation in the past regarding the publicity for our anmual performances of Gilbert and Sullivan operettas.Any increase in ticket sales arising from newspaper publicity can never be fully measured, but we sincerely believe that our ability to aid the marvelous work of the Cardiovascular Department of The Montreal Children's Hospital, through the proceeds of our productions, is largely dependent on our Society's publicity in which the newspaper med- fum plays so vital a part.J.8S.Woodard Ode to Westmount Park Cannon Great iron hulks of weather-beaten brown, You snooze upon the sagging and the rotting axles; Your many-spoked wheels clutch feebly at Rusted hubcaps and root within the ground.How many years has it now been Since they first dragged you to this restful field Beneath the rustling elm leaves, With flowers around you, sparrows on the limbs?Since first I marched across these twigs and lawn Advancing gloriously on the squirrels, Or steered my fleet upon the sail-boat pond, You squatted gruffly near the mound beyond.There was a time on distant, foreign hillside, When you reared your long, stout finger Menacingly towards the bursting flames Of dawn\u2019s great cannon on the sky-line.And then your wicks were pricked with fire Which crawled within your armoured chest, Until you gasped in seething fury, Billowing forth volcanic boulders with a tremendous fire.Through long, hot hours you mangled foemen.Amid war-shrieks and pattering drum, They slumped to earth with blood and groans; While at sunset you rolled forth again.Now you preside in agéd splendor here, Two doting veterans, still beside the flag; All friends and enemies now hidden On the field or in the worm-chewed bier.You creak in wind and warp in rain; In warm days children\u2019s armies play.Your arms seat girls and old men drowse, For battle\u2019s storm has passed away.Robert Charles Wilkins.I SAY! \u2018Silence in the court!\u201d the municipal judge boomed.\u201cThere's so much noise here that I've already convicted six persons and | couldn't hear one word of testimony.\" + ACROSS 43.565ina 81.Certain SIN VON TETE £.Pastry year horses abne FIGE 8.Stylish DOWN from 50/08] [SIN|V]S] 9.Hue 1.Frog the oi a 10.A Great 2.Too Near 53115! [WIV] Lake 8.Nonsense! East, LAJLISINI 211210} 32.Speed 4.Clover $2.Citrus Lsinig LINE 13.Goddess of 8.Backbone fruit PS NN CRE À 4 peace: 6.Injure 28.Sprinkle {SING vin Gr.myth, 7.Anger 24.Norse On] [O5] 14.Fuss 8.Kind of god DIE = 15.Fountain building 26.Kind 17.Cent: ° Block of abbr, .Mandarin duck 33.Hallowed 18, Painful tea 28.Letter 84.Hades: spot 11.Mesh-fabrie 30.Defeat Old Eng.19.Conjunction 16.Grampus 81.Inquire 85.Affirmative 80.Sea 18.A short 82.Thatche reply northeast distance ing 87.Pinch of Germany 109.Eject material: 89.Crushing 83.Song for 20.Kind of fly Haw, snake two people 25.Type of bay : : A °T 8 (A window 9 DA n 26.Moldy 27.Press down z 1 tightly CA 88.A wheel 14 GAS je 7 29 Baer .Exis 777, 80.Mark on 7 iS A 19 the skin F7 81.Wife of 20 Jal [22 7 4 Shamash V/ /]2% 82.Christmas 7 song 27 88.Exclama- L = tion 29 7 86.More > CO rational l 88.Dwelling /a > = 40.Mends, as a bone 41, Actors\u2019 parts 48.Rod Loe.A Foas moat pr \u2014\u2014 Rr a6 ROVING REPORTER \u2014 3 By Oliver Towne If the elderly lady who was badly splashed by a thoughtless motorist as she walked along the north side of Western at Westmount Park on Tuesday at about 4.45 p.m., would like to do something about it, we have help for her.A kind gentleman called The Examiner office on Wednesday and said that he had seen the incident, had taken down the make and license number of the offending car and had the names of two other helpful witnesses he would like to give her.We would ue * > like the lady to call this offi * * + Carina Shoe Salon has a big choice of new Spring styles in stock.Everything from hi styled.dressy shoes to walking shoes.Worth a look, ladies.% + + We're patting ourselves on the back so hard that we're practically gasping for breath.In our issue of March 20 last, we ran an ad for the Three East Traders offering men's imported Fuji silk pyjamas, Lo and behold, they sold 120 pairs.Not bad for a local journal like this.See that man walking down the street?Wonder what he's wearing underneath .* ¥ * The Eastern and Chartered Trust branch on Greene has a new manager.Mr, Mentiply has departed for other shores and Mr.Hallé is now in charge.+ ¥ ¥* Mrs.C.B.Taylor is giving up the Swop Shop for reasons of health.The new owner takes over on May 1st.City of Montreal Pipe Band Montreal Highland Dancing Association presents \u201cA SCOTCH MIX\u201d Friday, May 1, 1964 Westmount High School Auditorium 4350 St.Catherine Street West 8:15 p.m.Sharp VARIETY CONCERT Information and Tickets Cali 484-4724 Admission: $1.50 181 ere's what a Our plumbers have A knack with sinks.JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS { DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUR AVA AAAS AA A AM AS ASA A A I A AS AAAS IAN MASAI ; ] Grateful public thinks: $ ce if she is interested.By the way, home-made chicken pie is a big favorite for Sunday dinner at Macy's Restaurant.Have you tried it?* * # And talking about chickens, it looks as though Mr.Barker, former owner of the Egg Shop, has flown the coop.Bill Allen, who played hockey in England for several years, is the new prop.* * * Its just three years since the new owners, headed by Jim Speirs, took over the operations of Westmount Taxi.And in that time, the fleet of cabs has been almost doubled.* * * Everybody out by May 1.That\u2019s the word along the north side of Ste.Catherine from Wood nearly to Elm.Demotition work has already started in the middle of the block evidently in preparation for the West- mount Centre project.Two business places will remain, Young's Market and the Deauville Beauty Salon next door.Cloutier the Barber is taking a rest and then joining up with a shop | in N.D.G.; Fred Schultz, the floor man.is moving further west on St.Catherine.out near the corner of Abbott; Associated Commercial Photographers are moving ty Monk- land avenue; Mr.Carson of Te- letronics Corp.has his eye on a store on Sherbrooke street; Acme Plioto has already moved to their other store on Sherbrooke near Victoria.Blood Donor clinic set : for Wednesday The annual Blood Donor Drive.; sponsored by the Junior Asso- | ciates Group of the Women's Auxiliary.will take place here ,at the Hospital in the second- |floor gymnasium from 2 to 9, p.m.on Wednesday.April 29.Blood is needed at The Mont- | real Children\u2019s for more than a hundred transfusions a weck.Some are for heart surgery.in-' cluding open-heart operations * which allow the deformed heart of a blue baby to be repaired; some are used to exchange the blood on Rh factor babies, while other transfusions are needed for the victims of burns, accidents or childhood cancer.| Awards ceremonies St.Leo\u2019s Academy will hold their annual Athletic Awards ceremonies April 20 at 11.30 a.min the school hall.Presenting the awards to outstanding athletes selected during Dorchester payments listed Westmount Council agreed Monday to pay $346,850 for tem pro-! perties expropriated for Dor- | chester widening and redevelop- : ment.Included were two claims for damages arising out of the! proceedings.This brings to a total of 113 the number of properties bought.Total amount spent to date on expropriation in the area is $4,- 446,980.A list of payments follows: 4007 Dorchester street \u2014 $44,500 for the land and buildings, as set forth in a letter from Crown Trust Company.on behalf of the owner, Mrs.Isai Goldwasser.4025 Dorchester street \u2014 $39,500 for the land and buildings, as set forth in an agreement signed by the owner.Mrs.Marietta Takacsy.4031 Dorchester street \u2014 $36.- 087.50 for the land and buildings.as set forth in a letter.on behalf of the owner.Judge J.G.Niclol-, son.4059 Dorchester street \u2014 $50,000 for the land and buildings.as set forth in a letter.on behalf of the owner.H.K.Sailer.4143 Dorchester street \u2014 $26,250 for the land and buildings, as set forth in a letter from the owner, Dr.O.A.Lefebvre.i 4163 Dorchester street \u2014 $25,775 for the land and buildings, as set forth in a letter from the owner.| R.Haslewood: i 4169 Dorchester street \u2014 $36,895 for the land and buildings.as set forth in a letter on behalf of the owner, Mr.Adolphe Alard: 4201 Dorchester street \u2014 $25,868 for the land and buildings.as set! forth in letter om behalf of the owner, Mrs, Grace H.Mawson.4062 and 4062A Tupper street \u2014 $26,255 for the land and build- | ings, as set forth in a letter from: the owner.Gerald Danis: i 3 and 5 Gladstone avenue \u2014 $31,100 for the land and build- | ings, as set forth in an agreement! signed by the owner.Mr.Noel\u2019 Dedeyne: The city also agreed to pay! indemnities of $2,000 to Miss Ger-! maine St.Laurent.tenant at 4169, Dorchester, and of $2.750 to M.O.Dion.tenant at 4044 Dorchester in final settlement for damage claims arising out of the expropriation.: HAVE YOUR CAMERA CLEANED FREE (Absolutely No Obligation) Each spring you clean your house, car and golf clubs.Why not your camera too?You'll be using it all summer and like everything it works best when properly maintained.Why will we clean it for free ?Well, not just because we have big hearts.To be frank, we feel that when you visit our shop and see all the fine products and services we offer you will become a reqular customer.And we need regular customers.Rush in today and have the cleanest camera on your block.ACME PHOTO 4866 Sherbrooke St.West \u2014 HU.1-1989 Use Examiner Classifieds for best results * oS SAVING PAYING BILLS BORROWING Royal Bank services can help you manage your & chequing, borrowing and other personal finances in a businesslike way at lowest cost.Our TWO-ACCOUNT PLAN keeps you from \u2018\u2018eating ROYAL BANK into\u201d your savings, simplifies bill-paying with a special Personal Chequing Account.(Only 10¢ a cheque.) And a Royal TERMPLAN LOAN can Over 75 Branches #961 \u2018NZ |udy -Aopug \u2018;suiwoxy junouysam 941 S the year will be Monseigneur E.J.Lapointe, pastor of the Ascension of Our Lord Parish.often save Jou big money in interest.Be money- in Montreal and District wise \u2014 bank at your nearby Royal Bank Branch.WE.5-4689 6 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 24, 1964 RR an CHAPEL DEDICATION Mrs.H.H.Jasper, Upper Lansdowne avenue, President of the Verdun Protestant Hospital Auxiliary, presents the keys for the St.Luke's Chapel to D.Ross McMaster.QC, president of the hospital, at the dedication service which took place Sunday last.Rev.John McGonegal, Resident Chaplain, received the keys from Mr.McMas- ter.This service marked the end of many months of effort on the part of all members of the Protestant Committee and the 5 Communions throughout the province Will honor S.Lerner On Monday evening, May 11, Lerner during the past 36 years.\"1964 at 8.15 p.m.the Parent Mr.Lerner started as a teacher Teachers Association of Congre- | in the Shaar Hashomayim.Since | gation Shaar Hashomayim will | then, the school has grown and \"hold its closing meeting in honor the pupils have benefited by the of the teachers of the school.This; many innovations for which he | year the entire program will be | has been responsible.| devotel to the celebration oF the The United Synagogue of ; completion © years of service America awarded the Shaar to the school by the principal, .Samuel Lernar.Hashomayim School the Solomon Many of the former pupils.and Schechter Award in 1961 for out- parents of present day pupils, | standing acmevement in educa- will take part in a program high.| tion in all the Hebrew Schools in lighting experiences with Mr.' the United States and Canada.NORTHWAY DRIVE- IN THEATRE YE JUNCTION OF ROUTE 11 AND NORTHWAY \u2014 DIRECTLY IN CHAMPLAIN, N.Y.862 CAR CAPACITY FRIST SHOW STARTS AT 7:30 P.M.FIRST FEATURE RERUN EVERY FRI.- SAT, & SUN, Admission: Adults 80 \u2014 Children under 42 FREE io provide a chapel for their patients in the hospital.the new St.Luke's Chapel.have contributed towards the chapel may now visit it.14 major projects completed by city The Westmount Public Works Department completed fourteen major projects in 1963 according to a ieport issued this week.They were: @® Reconstruction of lans- dewne avenue from Western brooke street to approximately avenue to Sherbrooke street, 100° north, © Widening of Victoria ave- @ Westmount Park \u2014 recon- vue nerth ot Sherbrooke street.struction of tennis courts resod- ding ball diamonds.@ New steel curbing \u2014 Sharoelifte avenue, @® Construction of Parking @® Concrete base renewed\u2014 Lot site \u2014\u2014 St, Catherine east of structien of tennis courts \u2014 re- Prince Albert avenue.i .+ @ Enclosure of main entrances to Artificial Jee Rink.pairing floor of Incinerator building.@® Construction of concrete wall around the Snow Melting \u201cPond.Installing four new burn- | @ Prince Albert Park renovation, i SHRUBS Ÿ © @ Installing new playground © equipment in various parks.i light at Claremont avenue and Sherbrooke street, © Refurbishing War Mem- ©@ Construction of Police and See our complete Fire Station and City Hall An- selection of flowering nex.construction was carried out on r reody for planting Hudson, Strathcona, Westmount, | ow.Argyle.Carleton and Roslyn | WE ALSO OFFER COMPLETE road.Resurfacing was carried ! Cote St.Antoine road to Wesl- For gardening ideas ask for mount avenue; Cote St.Antoine ver FREE 1964 Catalogue road \u2014 from Clarke to Metcalfe! SHERIDAN LUS SIN from Montrose avenue to Sher- | 1] El brooke street: Grosvenor avenue \u2014- from St, Catherine street TREES \u201cers \u2014 Snow Melting Pond.@ Installing overhead traffic , orial in front of City Hall ond foliage shrubs During the year.sidewalk re- Avenues and Cote St.Antoine LANDSCAPE SERVICE oul on Grosvenor avenue from avenues: Mountain avenue \u2014; to Western avenue: Academy road \u2014 from Melville avenue Hig 620 Mantes ge esas, to the Artiticial Jee Rink: Ros- .urent, Que.jlvn avenue \u2014 from Cute St.; Anteine 1oud to The Boulevard: and on Hudson, Strathcona, Seven avenues throughout.SALES: 744-2451 TEL.LANDS CAPING: 744-2020 Clergy from Anglican Baptist, Lutheran, Presbyterian and United Churches took part in the dedication ceremony of Plans are being made so that Westmount groups who @ Relining Destructor Plant, installing fly-ash climinator, re-, FRI., SAT., SUN.APRIL 24-25-26 WALT DISNEY ATGER WALKS TECHNICOLOR ©1964 Wait Disney Productions WORLD IN ADAZE A COL MBI PICTURES RELEASE Let us help you get that car.kind of car deal you want without any financial worries at all because your SCOTIA PLAN LOAN can be arranged before you go car shopping.Your Scotia Plan Car Loan will be life-insured, for even more security for you.Remember, too, a SCOTIA PLAN LOAN is also an excellent way for you to consolidate all your debts or to buy those new appliances, furnishings, of for practically any worthwhile purpose, So phone or visit your nearest Scotia- branch manager soon, You'll find him a most understanding man to talk tolet him help you gêt that car this week.We can probably help you a lot.Certainly we would like to.You don\u2019t have to be a regular Scotiabank customer \u2014in fact\u2014if this will be your first borrowing experience with any bank\u2014then a SCOTIA PLAN LOAN has been designed especially for you.What kind of car do you want?Whether you want a new car or used car the same low Scotia Plan rates apply.and, in most cases, the car itself provides all the security needed.A Scotia Plan Car Loan can be a very practical way for you to get the car you have always wanted.And here's another good point; you can make the Pp ave levticr GB BANK THE BANK OF NOVRA SCOTIA Westmount Branch, Sherbrooke & Greene, G.A.Bartlam, Manager : = © 1\u201d \u201d The Week at Victoria Hall ooo EE Egy NEN EEE EN EL EE RANE EEE NEN NI April 24 to May 2 | The following schedule is in-! cluded in The Examiner in the interests of the many groups and societies making use of the facilities at Victoria Hall.A partial listing follows: TODAY: The Quebec Music: Festival in all rooms; West- mount Women's Club meets at 2 p.m, MONDAY: N.D.G.Women's Club in the Oak Room: St.John Ambulance Division.TUESDAY: No cvents schedul LEADERSHIP AWARD ed.Dr.George J.Strean, centre, Lansdowne avenue, sec- WEDNESDAY: Westmount Rotary Club Luncheon meeting at 12:30 p.m.; Friendship Club, noon to three: World Ship Society at 8 p.m.THURSDAY: Westmount Stamp Club.junior\u2019s meet at 7.seniors at 8 p.m.: Military Whist sponsored by Oasis Temple at Orns ein dawdl ea 7 p.m.: Bark Lake Protection Society meets at 8.FRIDAY: Imperial Tobacco concert.SATURDAY: Crildren's Theatre production of \u201cSnow White.ps ; - - Westmounter Richard J.Born- = OUR LLL NEEDS e stein, Shornelile avenue.(his week received the Barkoff Leadership award, presented at the 47th A COMPLETE SÉLECTION OF HI-FI or STEREO EQUIPMENT and ACCESSORIES ond vice- president of the Federation of Jewish Community Services, is seen presenting the Barkoff Leadership Award for 1964 to Mrs.Theodore Lande and to Richard J.Bornstein, Shorncliffe avenue, at the annual meeting of the Jewish Federation on Sunday.April 19.of Jewish Community Services held Sunday at the Windsor Hotel.The awards, inaugurated in 1956 \"by Mr.and Mrs.Edward Bark- off, are given annuaily to two young people who have denton- strated outstanding promise for future leadership through their participation in the activities of the Federation of Jewish Commu- nitv Services, the Combined Jewish Appeal and their respective \u2018agencies.The Barkoff Awards were presented by Dr.George J, Strean.a vice-president of RUSSES nnss \u2018cdcration.® Mr.Bornstein served as chair- M man of the Young Business and SECOND COURSE @ ; Professional Men's division of the = | 1963 Joint Campaign.In 1962 he won an award as the outstanding B, - a \u2018 - of the board of directors ot Camp LJ Wooden Acres.He also serves on = = un the committee for child care wel- m' fare of the Baron de Hirsch In.CL A SSES | stitute.Starts May 4th B' campaigner in the Young Busi- ® Boys and Girls\u20146 to 9 years En A JAMES ST.W.(NEAR UNIVERSITY) Store Hours: 8.30 a.m.to 6 p.m, Daily @sat.Until 1 pm.BW, ness and Professional Men's divi- a sion.He is an executive member of the Federation leadership de- 8: velopment program and a past #1.chairman of the Jewish Affairs à | Club.Mr.Bornstein is a member a St.Mary's elects 3 Westmounters Three 2 been elected to the executive of =| St.Mary's Hospital.They are a Stanley D.Clarke.president, B Howard J.Lang of 482 Roslyn nl avenue, and W.J.Bennett of \"4304 Montrose.both vice- Westmounters have ® Vacancies in 2 p.m.\u2014 2:30 p.m.and 3 p.m.classes ® $10.for 10 lessons \u2014 Twice a week.WE.7 - 3916 00.08: 8-88: OO OD OO OO OO RDI The new lot will have a capacity of 22 cars.The city will charge \u2018standard rates.\u201d annual meeting of the Federation - TOP QUALITY MIRRORS GLASS TABLE TOPS \u2014 ANTIQUE MIRRORS GOLD VEIN \"WE MANUFACTURE ANY TYPE OF MIRROR TO ORDER\" \u2014 COMMERCIAL OR RESIDENTIAL GINO GLASS & MIRROR 861-7956 INNEEEEREEER NSE ds Town of Hampstead\u2018s Newest Luxury Apartment -\u2014\u2014n RE RISA RW BE NE æ hw Fo, BR THE HAMPSTEAD 5765 COTE ST.1.UC ROAD ONE, TWO & THREE BEDROOM SUITES AND TERRACED PENTHOUSE APARTMENTS All multiple-bedroom suites have two full bathrooms Large balconies & continental balconies are provided © Air conditioning and individual heat controls Swimming pool and sun deck Full wall double glaied sliding windows Dishwashers, double door fridges, built-in ovens Twa elevators \u2014 Intercom to entrance lobby Indaor parking \u2014 Car attendant \u2014 Doorman OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY 1\u2014¢ P.M.WEEKENDS 12\u20144 P.M.EXCLUSIVE RENTAL AGENT DAVID LAWRENCE REALTIES 489 - 4010 ü presidents.\u2018The hospital reported a ree- INSTRUCTION ALSO AVAILABLE FOR ®| ord year of service to the com- CHILDREN UNDER 6 YEARS OF AGE 8 munis ith over 11200 bu INSTRUCTION GIVEN WITH MOTHERS a out-patient and emergency de- a partment visits.8, For application forms and further information a \u2014 = ° ° Call or Write .City parking Y M C A a (Continued from page 3) WESTMOUNT ° ü The three properties involved, ° we a located on the west side of Greene .avenue three door down from 8 Sherbrooke, were heavily dam-! 4585 Sherbrooke St.Ww.é aged in a fire during January.s 1963.a a - FELIX ALLARD Purveyor of Highest Quality Meat, Fish and Poultry for Over Fifty Years Now Located in Westmount After 50 years at Bonsecours Market, during which time we have supplied many Westmount families with all their needs in Meat, Fish and Poultry, we are forced to move because of the demolition of the market.However, we are now located right in Westmount and can give you even better service than before.Our New Telephone Number 933-8494-5 Associated With SHERMAN FOOD MARI 4498 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST Corner Abbott \u201cWhere Shopping is a Pleasure\u201d Here in our bright, spacious store, you will find all the finest quality foods to make your meals enjoyable.Highest Quality Foods and courteous, personal service are the things that make shopping at Sherman's a pleasure.© COMPLETE STOCK OF GROCERIES © FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES RECEIVED DAILY © FRESH DAIRY FOODS AT ALL TIMES © CHOICE RED BRAND BEEF © Licensed for Beer, Ale and Porter THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL ~~ PRIMEBACON .ce meee WE.3-274) L ¥961 \u2018pT 14dy \u2018Aopug \u2018iauiunxy junounsapm ey The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 24, 1964 ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western \u2018The Rev'd.Asien.Meller, eclor The Rev'd.Canon $.B.Lindsay, Mon.Assistant Edward IT.Brown, Organist and Choirmaster Naturday, Bt.Mark, E.M.Holy Eucharist, 7:00 a.m.FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER EASTER 8:00 um.Holy Eucharist 10.18 aan.Mattins (said) 11:00 san.Sunday School 11.00 swan.Solemn Eucharist 7:00 pan.Evenson Holy Euchariet \u2014 Weekdays 7:00 a.m.Tuesday: Thursday 8:00 wan.Friday 930 am.Wednesday 1 Si.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Read and Church ill The Rev'd.4.N, Noidge.Rector The Rev'd.Canon Gilbert Oliver Hon, Asst.Sunday, Aoril 26th EASTER IV 8:00 in.Holy Communion 9:30 nn.Holy Communion and Sermon 21:00 am.Mattins with Sermon Morning Preacher: The Rev'd.Canon G.Oliver 11:00 sn.Crib Corner.Nursery und Sunday School 7 30 pan.Evensong with Sermon Preacher: The Rector WEDNESDAY 10 00 on Holy Communion Oreuniat & Choirmaster: Norman W Hurrie, ARCO.ARCM FT.CL.SYNAGOGUES TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi SABHBATH SERVICES Friday Evening.Avil 24th at 8:15 pm.Janes Apple will speak on \u201cThe Temple In A Changing World.\u201d Saturday Morning.April 28th at 11:90 an sermonette by Dr, Stern \u201cThe Day 1s Short\".BAR MITZVAR At the Sabbath Eve and Saturday Moning Service.Eli Hermann, son; of Mr.ind Mrs Joseph Daniels will | be called to the Reading of the | Torah in of his Bar! Mitzvah.| RELIGIOUS SCHOOL | Upper School, Saturday Morning at | 9.30 um.Lower School.Sunday | Morning at 9:30 a.m.Daily Hebrew : School, Monday thru Thursday after- NOONS commencing at 4 pm, DAILY WORSHIP Monday thru Thursday Evenings at 3.48 pun.Sunday Mormngs at 9:45 am \"CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST.IN BOSTON, MASS.observance Sunday, April 26th $1:00 am Church Service Lesson - Sermon Subject: PROBATION AFTER DEATH Golden Text: Revelation 3:5 - He that overcometh., the same shall be clothed in write raiment, ! EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 pm.Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM In the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday, Thursduy and Friday, 2 to 4! bm.: Wednesday 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 360 Melville Avenue Sev.Chas.C.Cochtane.B.A, B.D, Minister Sunday, April 26th 11:00 aan, Church School 11:00 a.m.Public Worship The Minister will preach, Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 280 Clarke Ave, Westmount Wm.C.Nolting.B.D., Paster J.ydis Eiblch \u2014 Organist : Sundoy, April 26th 10:00 a.m.Senior Sunday School 11:00 am.Regular Service 11:00 a.m.Junior Sunday School and Nursery UNITED DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.ond Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.BR.Dougins Smith, - B.A.B.D.D.D.Rev.Rey P.Stafford.B.A., B.D.Mrs.Holly \u20ac.Davidson Sunday, April 26th #HTH ANNIVERSARY 1\" AM.Morning Worship Sermon: Dr.Beverley Outen Founder of Five Oaks Training Centre 2:30 PM.Evening Worship Sermon: \u201cEyes that See\u201d Rev.R.Douglas Smith, D.D.Organist and Choirmaster Westmount Park Church ver, banadeane and Western Aves.) Minister: Kev, Callum Thompaen, CD.BA.BD.Bir.of Christian Education: Miss Hestrice Maclean.B.AM.R.E Sunday, April 26th 10:00 a.m.Teeners Bible Study Group 11:00 a.m.Church School in Westmount *Y\" Morning Worship and Sermon.Sermon: THE \u201cHONEST TO GOD\" DEBATE - PART | Sermon: THE \u201cHONEST TO GOD\u201d DEBATE \u2014 PART IN 2:30 pm.Young Adults Group 4:30 10 5:15 p.m.Vespers Sermon: \u201cPRODUCTS OF IRRITATION\" Organist and Choirmaster: Mr.Wayne Riddell.B.Mus, 11:00 a.m.Nn Andrew's WESTMOUNT (10t Cote St.Antoine Rd., near Argyle Ave.) MINISTERS \u2018ev.Daniel M.Grant, B.A., D.D.tev.Douglas Mouland, B.A., B.D.Miss Valerie Lewis, Dir.E.Ed.Gordon White.B.Mus.Organist Sunday, April 26th 11:00 aan.Dr.Grant \u201cTHE HERO IN THY SOUL\" 7:00 p.m.Rev.Matthieu Ouellet Fireside Hour \u201cROMAN CATHOLICISM AND PROTESTANTISM COMPARED\" Visitors Welcome! UNITED Convenient \u201cFIVE Gifford Mitchell.Director ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street West THE REVEREND NORMAN RAWSON, D.D.MINISTER 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 and Choirmaster 11 00 AM.Sermon Subject \u201cTHE.MAN AT THE CROSSROADS\u201d Another Sermon in the Minister's Biographical Serles.The Keverend Dr.Norman Rawson Preaching at Both Services 7:00 P.M, - Music for Meditation Gilford Mitchell, BLA.B.Mus.Organist 7:30 P.M.Special Guest Preacher THE REVEREND DR.Onginator \u201cFive Oaks\u201d Christian Workers Centre Sermon Subject \u201cWHO SHOULD BE THE HEAD OF A CHURCH, CLERGY OR LAITY?\" 8:00 P.M.OAKS\u2019 A Taste of What Happens in a Five Oaks\u201d Day Hymn-Singing to Hotels BEVERLY OATEN ' FIRESIDE Frank Armstrong, Pianist Westmount Baptist \u2018Prisons That Become Pulpits\u2019 will be the subject of the morning sermon by the Minister, the Rev.Harold J.Balsdon, at Westmount Baptist Church.At 7:30 p.m.his sermon topic will be \u201cThe World's Oldest Cry\u201d.The Church School meets on Sundays at 10 a.m.and 11 a.m.The 10-a.m.class is for seniors and the 11 a.m.for primary and juniors.English classes for New Canadians are held on Monday evenings at 8 o\u2019clock.The annual meeting of the Church will be .held on Wednesday, April 29, when a Fellowship Supper will be provided by the Trustees at 6:30 p.m.to which members of the Church and congregation are invited.Reports on the year's activities will be presented and new officers will be elected.The CGIT meets on Friday at 7 p.m.and the BYPU on Friday at 8 p.m.Christian Science \u2018Probation After Death\u2019 is topic The question of a future life, and whether dying is any sub- titute for reformation in bringing man nearer to God, will be explored al the services in Christian Science churches this Sunday, in the reading of the week\u2019s Lesson-Sermon on the subject \u201cProbation After Death.\u201d SABBATH SERVICES: Friday evening, April 24 at 8:15 p.m.James Apple will speak on \u2018\u201cThe Temple In A Changing World.\u201d Dr.Stern will preside at the worship.Saturday morning, April 25 at 11:30 a.m.sermonette: \u2018\u2018The Day Near-century celebration is planned Next Sunday, Dominion- Douglas celebrates its 99th Anniversary.Dr.Beverly Oaten, founder of Five Oaks Christian Training Centre near Brant- ford, is to be the special preacher.Dr.Oaten is one of the pion- training for lay people.The United Church has four such schools now\u2014in British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Ontario and the Maritimes.Dominion-Douglas began in 1865 in the founding of Dominion Square Methodist Church and its location was on Dominion Square where the Lauren- tian Hotel now stands.In 1875, Douglas Church was founded.The two congregations joined together in 1926 and the present Church was built and open- ed in 1927.Allan Bronfmann lectureship is set at Shaar Hashomayin Dr.Harry C.Ballon, President of Congregation Shaar Hasho- mayim has announced the establishment of the Allan Bronf- man Lectureship at Shaar Hashomayim, in Westmount.These lectures have been made possible by a Foundation established by Mr.Bronfman for the purpose of bringing to Montreal, over a period of years, UNITARIAN \u2018The Unitarian Church Of Montreal CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) Sunday, April 26th 11:00 a.m.\u201cSHAKESPEARE: 400TH ANNIVERSARY \u201cHIS TIME AND OURS\" Minister: Rev.Leonard Mason, B.A.B.D.Donald Mackey, Mus.B., Organist and Director of Music Church School and Kindergarten meet in Unitarian House every Sunday at 11 a.m, Lakeshore Unitarian Church at 14 Cedar Ave., Pointe Claire.\u2014\u2014 scholarship\u201d outstanding names in the world of Jewish scholarship.\u201cThe purpose of this Lectureship will be to indicate what the thinking of Judaism can contribute to the problems now facing mankind as well as to make the community more familiar with the great names and the important work now being done in the field of Jewish Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat said.The idea of an endowed Lecture at a Synagogue is a new development in adult Jewish education at the Congregational level and holds high promise of adding an important new dimension in the life of our Jewish community,\u201d he added.Mr.Bronfman is Honorary President of the Jewish General Hospital of Montreal, Deputy Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, President BAPTIST of the Canadian Friends of the i Hebrew University.Minister: Rev.Harold 11:00 a.m.7:30 p.m.WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Member Baptist World Alliance and Canadian Baptist Federation\" Sherbrocke Street West at Roslyn Avenues Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johnston, B.A., D.D.Organist & Choir Master: John Cook SUNDAY.APRIL 26th \u2018PRISONS THAT BECOME PULPITS\u201d \u201cTHE WORLD'S OLDEST CRY\" Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m, BYPU: Friday, 8:00 p.m.; School: Sunday, 10:00 & 11:00 a.m.\u2014 VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME \u2014 J.Balsdon, B.A., B.Th.eers in a movement of better\u2019 Temple Emanu-el Hoffman again heads Temple Brotherhood Is Short.\u201d SCHEDULE OF IMPORTANT EVENTS: Home and School Closing Breakfast Meeting, Sunday morning, May 3, 9:45 a.m, 1964 Confirmants and their parents will be guests at breakfast.Dr, Stern will conduct a workshop on Shabuoth and Confirmation, Constitutent Societies Spring Dinner Dance, Saturday evening, May 2, 6:45 p.m.Grover Auditorium.Lenny Rubin and Orchestra will provide the music.Committee in charge: William Hoffman, Mrs.Charles Everest, Emmest Rosengarten, Mrs.Joseph Frankel, Larry Morris, Peter Zinman, Thomas Shustack, Earl Kruger, Murray Deskin, David Metrick, Isidore .H.Morrell, Samuel Segal, Harry Green, Reservations \u2014 Mrs.Saul Perlman; Mrs.Harry Green.Convener \u2014 Saul Perlman.* * * WILLIAM HOFFMAN REELECTED: At the closing meeting held Monday evening, April 20, the following Officers and Board Members were elected: Honorary president \u2014 Alex Carsley: president \u2014 William Hoffman; - vice-presidents \u2014 Isidore H.Morrell, Edward Auer- back, QC, Jack Engels; treasurer \u2014 Murray Deskin; secretary \u2014 Ted Nashman.Board Members \u2014 Albert Caplan, Frank Engels, Harry Green, Sidney Harrison, Gerard Hirsch.Saul Hyman, Earl Kruger, Jack P.Kurtz, Simpson Lightstone, Jack Markow, David Metrick, Saul Perlman, Samuel Segal, Thomas Shustack, Edward Wallen, Peter Zinman, Robert Glaymon, Charles Benovoy, Joseph Secter.Ernest Rosengar- ten.Advisory to the Board \u2014 Hershell H.Lewis, Rudolf Lustig, Eugene Sterns.Appointee to the Executive \u2014 David Metrick.Advisory Council \u2014 Samuel Garfield, Abraham Izenberg, Maurice | A.Schwartz, Irvin Gertsman.The following new members were inducted at a special ceremony conducted by Edward Auer- back, QC \u2014 Leonard Dickman, Isidore C.Pollack, Herman Ma- nella, Gerald Benjamin, Lawrence Glenns, Theodor Wohl, Dan E.Rudberg.Harry Botner, Lionel Morris, Hyman Caplan, Joseph R.Sester.Ronald Smith, Charles Benovoy, Robert Glaymon, Abraham Friedman, Maurice Cohen, Jack Tietolman, Oscar Loeffler, Michael N.Robins, Hy Cohen, David Kaufman, George Harris, Dr.Oscar Dorfman, Maurice A.Miller.E.Michael Berger, Alex Bloom, Hershel Pesner, Hyman Packer, Richard A.Pascal, Charles Raphael, Lazarus Phillips, Louis I.Portner.Gerald W.Rath, Robert Sabler.Mitchel Gar- finkle, William W.Solkin, Professor Myer Horowilz.Y COMPARING the facilities offered by all funeral directors in this area, you will have personal knowledge of those that will best meet your needs.BPA Collins PA WUNNS as NC.5610 SHERBROONE STREET WEST + DIVISIONAL CHAIRMAN CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY Robert H.Hoppe, 123 Aberdeen avenue, West- mount, is new chairman of the industrial division of the Canadian Cancer Society's fund raising appeal which opened here April 20.Mr.Hoppe is president of Stuart Brothers Lid.The Greater Montreal area objective, in the drive which is held in all ten provinces, is $300,000.Victoria Hall is popular The various rooms at Victoria Hall were used on 1,548 occasions \u2014 last year \u2014 71 more than in 1962, it was reported this week.Major building renovations reduced the number of occupancies possible in some of the higher revenue-bearing rooms with the result that the total revenue, $38.250.was approximately $1,000 less than in 1962.It was noted that, with the completion of general building renovations, increased room rental rates were put into effect in October.\u201cThe increase in revenue will not be noticeable until the existing 1963 contracts expire and new contracts come into effect in 1964,\u201d the report said.Hyman Grover to be honored Hyman Grover will be honored in recognition of his dedicated efforts on behalf of the Zionist ideal and the community at large at the annual Negev Dinner of the Jewish National Fund on Thursday, May 7, at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel.The guest speakers will be Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon; as well as Trevor Chinn, National Chairman of Younger Dog Show set April 25, 26 The United Kennel Club, formerly the Ladies\u2019 Kennel Club of Montreal will hold their Dog Show and Obedience Trials in the Town of Mount Royal Arena April 25- and 26.| With over 800 enteries for the first day of the Show.practically every breed will be represented in the ring, with the Working Group being the largest entry.The Specialty Shows on Satur-' day, the Bull Mastive and the, Collie and Shelty Specialty contribute to the large entry of the Working Group.The Hound group ' as usual will be well represented with entries from each of the breeds, and in the Non-Sporting group Elegant Poodles will be shown in numbers again.The terriers are again showing their increasing popularity with enteries from the perky little Scotty and Westie to the elegant Kerry Blues.Obedience as usual will have a well attended ringside.Judges from the States will be on hand to pass our the well earned blue-ribbons for qualifying scores.Exhibitors will come from many Province of Canada and\u2019 also from the Eastern parts of the United States.J.G.O.Stroud Funeral service for the late John Gordon Ogilvie Stroud, Olivier avenue, were held recently.Born in Montreal on April 25, 1900, and educated at Westmount High School he joined the Royal Trust Company in April, 1923, where he served in the Real Estate, Estates and Bond Trus-' teeship Departments until 1933, when he went to the Stock Trans-' fer Department, In 1949 he was made manager\u2019 of that department.in which post he served until his death.Mr.Stroud was past president of the Stock Transfer Association of Montreal and a member of the New York Stock Transfer Association.He was an active skier in his : ; youth with the Montreal Ski Club \"and a past director of the Lac Marois Country Club.He is survived by his wife, the former Jean Donaldson, and a daughter, Heather (Mrs.Norman Burrows).| 1 | | | | JNF Commissions of Great Bri-: tain and Ireland.| The Chairman of the dinner ; will be William Gittes.Hyman Grover's name will be commemorated in Israel through the establishment of a Nachla in the Negev.We regret the prices in incorrectly shown.CORRECTION BETTER HOMES - MAISONS MODERNES Supplement of The Examiner for week ending April 18, 1964 were The correct prices are as follows: 20 Volumes World Book .$212.50 delivered 15 Volumes Childcraft .$131.00 delivered Save $49.00 World Book and Childcraft combined .$10.00 down, $10.00 a month WORLD BOOK CHILDCRAFT OF CANADA LTD.7th Floor, Medical Towers, 3465 Cote des Neiges, Montreal 25 \u2014 WE.3-7217 our advertisement in the $343.50 49.00 $294.50 WE.3-7624 LISTEN TO EORD SINCLAUR MONTREAL'S FAVOURITE MORNING MAN SINGE (980.WAKE UP SMILING WITH GORD BETWEEN 6:00 AND 10:00 ON WEEKDAY MORNINGS?RADIO I47 0 THE FRIENDLIEST SOUND AROUND 6 v961 \u2018bZ [lsdy \u2018Appisy \u2018soutunx3 sunouxsaa ayy A il 24, 1964 10 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Apr PLL PL PELL LLL LL PI ° .« ; If you are moving.; THE EXAMINER AMERICAN .: Let Malcolm Gregory advise you on ; servicing your old carpets or consult \u201c him about your mew rug problems.$ 9 Drug RSVP J \u20ac GREGORY'S : ° J.L.ADAMS, Propristar : ; / Medalist, Mesilt University eGalist, LL.0 armacy : ORIENTAL RUG co.: Prescriptions carefully and p) 4151 - 4153 Se.Catherine St.W.% accurately filled at reasonable | Westmount : prices.% De 1385 Greene Ave.WE.2-2136 ; WE.2-4277 » Corner Sherbrooke WE.2-2488 8, nn ne nT ee wn a ae a we\" a ee a a nn a ee nn eT a a a al nl al oe el 50th wedding ; I.Tg anniversary i ea June .Jopics.Mr.and Mrs.Joseph A.Dorsey * The engagement of Westmount, recently celebrated their Golden Wedding anniver- | announcement \u2014 sary.While they were married, in New York City, Mr.Dorsey |, By Millicent Hickmore was a life long resident of Mont- | vo.a a a a Ta a a Te a a a al a a Tn eT uP Ved | A real, where Mrs.Dorsey joined | him after their marriage.They, MAY AND JUNE PROMISE to be popular months * \u201cTHE CORNER STORE : RH mental patients benefit by shopping at \u2018Corner Store\u201d | Shopping as a therapy for mental patients is the chief reu- son for the Corner Store, a clothing and variety shop maintained by the Auxiliary of the Verdun Protestant Hospital.The store will be open for visiting during the Open House to be held at the hospital on Wednesday.April 29.from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 p.m.\u201cPatients used an opportunity to make decisions, They should be given a choice and encouraged to budget their purchases, Just as they must do in society.\u201d emphasizes Dr.C.A.Roberts.sa he Ai LOOK YOUR LOVELIEST THIS SPRING .~ a Spring Special We're offering a specially priced Permanent to tempt you to try one of our new hair styles for the new .season.PERMANENT Reg.$25.00 ws *15 HUnter 9-1233 (Olt: HAIRDRESSING ell eal \"4891 Sherbrooke St.W, eg i gut, 7% ce 5 > UA rs SU Mrs.clothing donations with co-workers Mrs.John Vincelli of West- mount, and Mrs.B.Sheppard at the \u2018Corner Store\u2019.maintained for patients by the Auxiliary of the Verdun Protestant Hospital.SENS | x | Vernon Turley, left, discusses \u2014 Posen Photo \u2014i | 1 | Execulive Director of the Hospital.The Auxiliary founded the store just over two years ago and staffs it regularly four days\u2019 a week.| From very modest beginnings.the Corner Store has developed into an engaging.cheerful shop- emporium for men and women; patients.\u201cThey really enjoy browsing around.whether they buy or not,\u201d says Mrs.Mont; ague Matthews, chairman of the auxiliary's committee in charge | of the shop.\u201cLike shoppers ; everywhere.they just love a bargain.\u201d Clothing, toiletries, jewellery and scores of other items are | | % gally displayed in the recently redecorated store.\u2018Patients were very interested in the improvements.And it has made the store more attractive to our other customers, volunteers and staff working at the hospital.\u201d The store is operated in a\u2019 businesslike fashion.aiming to.earn a moderate profit which is used to buy new and more varied merchandise, \u201cAt first, all.we had was donated.second- band stuff.But we soon found that certain items just never seemed to come in, We had to start buying to meet the specialized demands of patients.\u201d i Donations still form a great\u2019 part of the stock.\u201cUnfortunately, some of the most beautiful things we receive are just too! small for our patients.What we nced mostly, is plain, easy-to- | wear clothes in sizes from large £ to extra large.\u201d Trinkets and costume jewel- wl .\u201ci lery are most popular with pa- JOHN H.FEELEY & Sons Ltd., Est.1899 Repairing Silversmiths and Elec.tro Platers, Operating Canada's Largest High Class Job Shop.WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St.VI.5.7947 (A few doors above St.Catherine St.) Opposite Henry Morgan & Co.1 + | * GOLD * COPPER j ® BRASS © CHROME * NICKEL * RHODIUM | ® CADMIUM © SILVER | REPAIRED REPLATED | REFINISHED LACQUERED have one son Peter R.Dorsey, an | attorney in New York, and Chairman of the Board of The Flushing National Bank, and two grandchildren.| t Sy Social AND Personal VN VV VN VV RIV VN SV VE mses, | Mrs.Keith Hutchison has returned from a stay in the West Indies.: Mrs.M.A.H.Dick, who was the guest of Mrs.Keith Hutchinson and Mr.and Mrs.C.H : Neroutsos, sailed Friday in the Carmania on her return to Nicoll Farm, Elstree, Herts.England.Mrs.C.L.Brooks, Mrs.J.W.Ritchie, Miss Amy Ross, Mrs.D.M.Kirkland and Mrs.I.F.Price are conveners for the Hal- kett Woods Chapter IODE Sherry and Coffee Party on April 29 at\u2019 the IODE House.i St, Mary's annual alumnae cocktail party is to take place on Saturday April 25, from 4 p.m.to 9 p.m.in the Hospital Auditorium.Members and friends are all invited to attend.The Ladies\" Committee of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, announces a Gala Opening to be held on Monday evening, May 11 at half past 8 o'clock.Mr.Mur-' ray Vaughan.president of the\u2019 Museum, will officially open the ; Fête des Fleurs and Antique Dealer's Fair.The co-chairmen of this event are: Mrs.Bruce Kippen and | Mme Jean Loevenbruck, assisted by Mrs.John Bates and Miss Judy Ogilvy.| MRS.J.W.CRAIG.immediate past president of the N.D.G.| Women's Club, who will open | the African Violet Show which is being held May 1 and 2, in Wesley United Church Hall.5964 Notre Dame de Grace | avenue, corner of Royal.| tients, Personal purchases are: considered significant in a pa-| tient\u2019s return to normal mental health.\u201cWhen we see them buying perfume or make-up, trying to improve their appearance, we know they're already getting better.\u201d .the Labrador coast.for weddings, according to the numerous engagement notices received for publication, and many young brides-to-be wonder what is expected of them after the engagement is announced.From the moment the engagement is announced until the last handful of rice is thrown, a hundred and one social details must be ohserv- ed\u2014details that have behind them the weight of tradition.The appearance of the engagement ring is, an announcement in itself, but many people still prefer an engagement announcement party.This may be a luncheon, tea.buffet, supper, dinner or an evening reception, The announcement on this occasion is made by the bride's father.guardian or by a close relative.After the announcement of the engagement, the parents of the bride- groom-to-be are first to call on the bride-elect and her parents.If they live too far away to call in person, they should write to their future daughter- in-law.When their overtures have been acknowledged.the bride-elect will find herself - caught up in all sorts of happy activities.There are many things that will demand the bride-elect\u2019s time and energy - entertainments, letters, gifts.acknowledgements, days and weeks of careful shopping and selection.Every detail from the design | of a monogram for the bride; to the decorations of the chan-: cel must be as flawless as planning can make it.| With careful attention to details, the wedding day will have all the geniality of a fam- | ily party, combined with the dignity and good-taste of long tradition.+ * * OMEN IN THE NEWS: Mrs.L.P.Patterson, newly elected president of the Notre Dame de Grace Wo-, men\u2019s Club .Mrs.J.Mal- colmn McDougall and Mme Pierre Jorri, co-chairman of\u2019 the House and Garden Tour of | the Royal Edward Laurentian | Hospital.taking place May 6: .Mrs.Charles Everest, \u2018 newly elected president of: Temple Emanu\u2019El Sisterhood\u2019 .Miss Ada Shea, president of the Alumnae Association of the Montreal General Hospital School of Nursing, who: will preside at the dinner, being given to honor the graduating class on May 5.} * * + | WORTHY CAUSE: The! Grenfell Labrador Medi- | cal Mission, Montreal Branch.is making its spring annual appeal for new or good used: clothing, hospital supplies and | equipment.rayon underwear | and stockings to be used for | rug making, and layettes.These articles are needed for Kindly .send donations to St.An-' drew's Church, 22 Stanton | avenue.Westmount.during the month of May.For further information call HU.6-5414.| i | ED.note: In answer to a letter signed, Eleanor Robinson, in reference to my article in this column, on free tuition for university students\u2014 this letter savors of the type of youth ! wrote about.Miss Robinson refers to the \u201cgovernment\u2019s waste of millions of dollars spent on supposed defence.\u201d Does she propose that university students might defend our country in time\u201cof disaster\u201d My article specified that higher education is imperative today.however, 1 still maintain that monies collected from higher levied taxes should be used for the ill, the unemployed and the aged: before being used lor free tuition for university students.Miss Robinson says \u201cif the present form of government cannot provide, education.medical care and employment for all, we must have one that can\u2014a socialist government.\u201d Everyone has an opinion of their own and Miss Robinson is entitied to hers\u2014after alt, Canada is a free country.\"My Horses\u201d by Ronald Davies Da vies HOUSE OF PAINTINGS 4908 Sherbrooke St.West HU.64-1264 FUR STORAGE Now Is The Time .To Send Your FUR GARMENTS For SUMMER STORAGE CLEANING and REPAIRS To Experts at ALASKA FUR LIMITED 4859 Sherbrooke St.W.(corner Victoria) FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Coll 489-9494 Westmount Park School display of The extra-curricular Art Classes at Westmount Park School have closed for this aca.demie year.but the enthusiasm engendered by the 50 pupils who took part will not end with the classes.The results of this enthusiastic work can be see in two places this coming week.The puppets.made by 20 children in the theatre arts group, are on display in the Westmount Public library.These were made for \u201cAlice in Wonderland.\u201d Grace Dart group receive at party The West End Group of The Women's Auxiliary of Grace Dart Hospital entertained at a Coffee Party recently, Mrs.K.E.Norris.chairman of the group, and Mrs.Sydney A.MacSween, past chairman, received the guests, Miss May McAlpine, president of the Auxiliary and Mrs.Percy Swail, treasurer of the West End Group, presided at the coffee table.Entertainment ' was provided by Mrs.W.A.Messenger.soloist, accompanied at.the piano by Mrs.N.W.Hardy.Mrs, À.R.Ramsay played piano | selections during the coffee hour.MR.HAROLD Formerly of CORONATION BEAUTY SALON Cordially informs his former clients that he is now on the staff ! of RIEUX | COIFFURE 2055 Mountain St.Between Sherbrooke & Burnside AV.8-9409 | in Westmount paintings The paintings, masks, and modelling of the other section of ; the class are being displayed at Westmount Park School on April 30 and May 1.in conjunction with a school drama presentation.This class was sponsored by the Home and School Association, and the association is happy to anounce that these paint.\u2019 ings will again be on display at the annual meeting of the Quebec Home and School Federation to be held in Montreal on May 8 and 9.This year's art class scholarship was awarded to Oliver Es- mond-White who will study next vear at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, in the School of Art and Design.Westmount Club annual meeting The Westmount Women's Club will hold its annual meeting in Victoria Hall on Friday, April 24, at 2:30 p.m.The president, Mrs.Russell T.Stackhouse.and the Board of | Directors will present their re-\u2018 ports following which the election of officers for th coming year will take place.At the conclusion of the meeting tea will be served by the.Board of Directors.Tour of Museum The annual meeting of the Montreal West Women's Club | will take place on Monday, at 2° p.m.in the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.There will be a conducted tour of the Museum.followed by afternoon tea.A chartered bus for members and: friends will leave Montreal West | Town Hall at 1:30 p.m.For reservations please call Mrs.Perry at 488-7113.| Genuine Choice Western BEEF QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables.*IMPORTED PRODUCTS® NICHOL'S, Lennoxville, BACON, SAUSAGE & FARMHOUSE BUTTER 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 Sede oh et ee se ok ok ge se kek es ee kk ok ok kok oko sk eek } SUNDAY FULL COURSE DINNER Choice of Fresh Vegetable Soup, Chicken & Rice Soup & Crackers or Chilled Fruit 7 Ag f ~~ Q \"nm a, 3 Lee Juice.| HOMEMADE CHICKEN POT PIE Chicken, Green Peas, Mushrooms, Carrots and Parisienne Potatoes blended in Rich Chicken Sauce.Mixed Green Salad.Served of Desserts.Tea, Coffee or Milk, 1.40 MACY'S RESTAURANT Sherbrooke et Victoria \u2014 Westmount © PLENTY OF FREE 0 Ve ee EE EEE SEE SPECIAL with roll or muffin.Choice PARKING NEARDY M YU SIN MINI MN MMM M MM \u201cde Champlain \u201c guest ; shown .on display.Mrs.Hubert Chapman \u201cand Miss Sheila McFarlane will \u201cment, MRS.FRASER ELLIOTT and MRS.J.BARTLETT MORGAN discuss plans for the Fête des Fleurs and Antique Dealers\u2019 Fair ul IN THE / \u2019 omen 5 eaim Sewing meeting The Welfare Unit of St, Andrew\u2019s Church, Westmount, will hold a sewing meeting on Tuesday.at 2 p.m.Tea will be served.The Red Cross group will meet at 10 am, Rummage sale St.Matthew's Anglican Church Guild and WA will hold a rummage sale in the church hall, corner Dufferin road and Snow- don avenue.on Friday.April 24, at 1 o'clock.Closing dinner meet The Junior Council of The Cath.| \u201colic Women's League of Canada will hold the closing dinner and.meeting for the 1963-1964 season today at 6:30 p.m.at the Helene restaurant, St.Helen's Island.Grenfell meeting The Grenfell Labrador Medical Mission.Montreal Branch, is holding its annual meeting in Holdon Fisher Hall, the YWCA, 1355 Dorchester boulevard west, Tuesday.April 28 at 8 p.m.Dr.Gordon W.Thomas, FACS, Superintendent of the International Grenfell Association will be the speaker.Slides will be and handicrafts will be pour coffee at the reception being held after the meeting, The publie is cordially invited to attend.Coming Events RUMMAGE SALE on Wednesday, April 28 at 1.30 p.m.in St.Leon de Westmount Chureh base- corner of Western and avenues, Westmount.SHERRY AND COFFEE PARTY: is being held by the Halkett Woods Chapter IODE at the new 10DE House, 5475 Cote St.Antoine road, on Wednesday, April 29 from 11:30 to 2:30 p.m.There will be homecooking.white elephant table.handmade novelties and baby knitting garments, Clarke oy S A NV 3 3 R ~ Co Mr.and Mrs.Charles Edward Frosst announce the engagement of their daughter, Linda Burr, 10 Mr.Stephen Norman Adams, son of Mr.and Mrs.George De Witt Adams, of Toronto.The marriage has been arranged 10 take place in August.at the Museum of Fine Arts from May 12 te May 15, CWL Business Unit The annual meeting and luncheon of the CWI, Business Women's Unit is being held Saturday, April 25, at 12:30 p.m., in Le Pavillon, LaSalle Hotel.The president.Miss .Kathleen Leahy.will chair the meeting which will be followed by the election of officers for the 1964-65 season, | MGH Alumnae concert oma \u201cThe Alumnae Association of wall the Montreal General Hospital School of Nursing will honor the 196d Rradustion class wath a dine ner at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, on May 5, at 8 pm.Dr.Fraser N.Gurd will be the guest speaker.A coffee party and reception wall be held in Livingstone Hall following the dinner.Convener is Mrs.KR.Robertson, 3240 O'Bivan avenue, N.D.G.SNR WESTMOUNT FLORISTS Ltd.George Pickrell WE.5.5431 St.Catherine ot Elm in Beige and Navy Blue ata ze Cusp Cool Musk ENCIRCLES YOUR FOOT! 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= 15 COUNTRY PROPERTY \u2014 For sale SUMMER COTTAGE NEAR SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC.PRIVATE LAKE FRONTAGE, 2 ACRES OF LAND.ELECTRICITY.RUNNING WATER.6 ROOMS, FULLY FURNISHED, $6,000.WRITE BOX 1356 - 7005 KILDARE RD.COTE ST.LUC.MONTREAL 29.LARGE SUMMER CAMP.ALL FURNISHED.FOR SALE OR RENT.FOR SEASON.CALL 674-6809.| Will sacrifice Summer cottage 4 rooms, 2 screened verandahs, electric water system.fully equipped, also boat and motor, 2 lots.Phone 697-0383.Lac Marois PARTIALLY WINTERIZED COTTAGE, LARGE LIVING, DINING ROOM, OPEN FIREPLACE, 34 BEDROOMS, BATH.KITCHEN WITH PROPANE AND WOOD, STOVE, 2 ELECTRIC FRIDGES.ALSO NEW ANNEX.24° x 12, PRIVATE DOCK.FOR SALE.FULLY FURNISHED.DAYS.849-8711, EVENINGS 932-7751.LAKE front house 5 rooms, also lake front and forest lots.Reasonable, 43 miles from Montreal.Mr.Cunningham.HU.1-7585, 9 COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET ARUNDEL, Bevans Lake, 2 bedrooms, screened porch, lving room, kitchen, heat and electricity, beach facilities, golf 3 miles.Full season $375.00.Call 489-9301 days.482-5921 evenings.9 COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET Murray Bay Pointe au Pic Bungalow of unusual character with beautiful view, Close to golf club.Large living room comprising book lined gallery; stone fireplace, picture window.outside balcony.(1 double), 2% Fully furnished $700 season.733-0786.4 bedrooms bathrooms.and equipped, $350 per month, Lake St.Francis Three bedrooms, furnished.All services, On lake.Boat and fishing, Call 484-1649 or HU.6-8889, after 6 p.m.50 APARTMENTS TO TO LET RIDGEWOOD Avenue.4 rooms.Modern exclusive building with all services.15 minutes by bus to down town.May 1st.$110.RE.3-0134.Westmount DORCHESTER - GREENE.4 HEATED ROOMS, EQUIPPED, $95.ADULTS.SUPER- INTENDANT, WE.2-6223.SUBLET 1%.May Ist or later September 30th.Phone evenings weekends.933-6953.NAME CLASSIFICATION .RARE cers | Mail or Deliver To: ; | EXAMINER CLASSIFIEDS ©\u2019 psistancs 7005 Kildare Road., Your Ad: Montreal 29 \u2018Hu.1-0451 me a TT \u2014 \u2014_\u2014 _ | J, \u2014\u2014 I | Lo | css LL | | \u2014 | ES | \u2014 __ LL.LL LE | | - _ ee es A How to figure Examiner Classifieds\u2019 low cost: Total ce words in above ad.First 10 words \u2014 Minimum charge 50e Balance .words \u2014 @ 44 per word accus OR, Deduct Examiner Money-saving CASH Discount: 20% ass» \u2014) Payment Herewith \u2014 see You save by saving us cost of bookkeeping and billing 1 Bill Me by making payment for your ad by sending cash with order If you haven't an immediate need for a Classified Ad, keep this coupon handy for the next occasion.to or 50 APARTMENTS TO LET DELUXE HEATED APARTMENTS DECARIE BLVD.1740 AND 1760 Near Poirier, St.Laurent Including: hot water, master antenna, taxes paid, thermostat, electric stove, refrigerator, vanity, laundry, incinerator, I and 2 bedrooms, living and dining room, kitchen.$98.TO $120.See janitor 1740 Decarie 748-6804 61 FLATS \u2014 Duplexes to let WESTMOUNT, upper duplex, 4805 Western Avenue for 4 persons, heated 7 rooms.equipped.Rent $150, Garage available, $15.Telephone 937- 1600.34 ROOMS, electric heating system installed, 220, (paint furnished).962 Ouimet between Cote Vertu and Decelles.747-3268.LACHINE.Upper duplex, 6%.automatic central heating.balconies.yard, garage, 220, gas.$85.Quiet family.637-6233.ROOMS TO LET LE ee WESTERN near Victorlà, furnistied room, Privileges.HU.49090, weekends and after 6.30 p.m.82 AUTOS FOR SALE STATION wagon.Vauxhall 1959, low mileage.good condition.Phone 932- Chevy Il 1963 Standard.radio, excellent condition.Leaving country.Call after 6.486-0309.°59 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 2 DOOR CALL: HU.6-2680 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.AUTOS FOR SALE Dodge 1955 radio.Call 684-7577.82 Standard, sedan, 60 VAUXHALL VICTOR REASONABLE CALL: 767-3763 \u201954 PONTIAC $100.CALL: 366-8119 M.G.A.Mark II 1962.Perfect condition throughout.Many extras.Call evenings and weekends.HU.6-4886.98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female MARIE SELICK\u2019S FILL-IN PAYS YOU FOR YOUR SPARE TIME FEW HOURS A DAY FEW DAYS A WEEK OR IMMEDIATE \u2014 TEMPORARY STENOS TYPISTS MACHINE OPS.CALL: 866-7331 SEWERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY Work at home doing simple sewing.We supply materials and pay shipping both ways.Good rate of pay.Piece work, Apply.Dept.W5, Box 7010, Adelaide Post Office, Toronto.Ontario, Canada.ferably experienced for downtown office, 5 day week.Call VI.4-2329 for appointment, fiom, = DO IT NOW! BUILDING REPAIRS VERN OATWAY contractor, general maintenance, specializing in kitchens, bathrooms, playrooms.WE.2-5032, CARTAGE AND MOVING A-1 TRUCKS AVAILABLE FOR LARGE OR SMALL MOVING JOBS.PACKING \u2014 CRATING.CALL PAT 766-0646.LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING, CRATING, PACKING AND STORAGE.ROGERS EXPRESS 032-1448.A-1 MOVING.CALL CLIFF AND BOOK NOW AT CM.CARTAGE REG'D, OFFICE.766-6057, RESIDENCE 767-3835.DRESSMAKING EUROPEAN EXCLUSIVE, DRESSES, SUITS, COATS.CUSTOM MADE.REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS, HU.8-4245.\"GENERAL REPAIRS CARPENTRY work of ail kinds Interior and exterior painting Brick and cement work \u2014 Roof repairs, etc.Call PO.B-3625.USE EXAMINER CLASSIFIEDS FOR BEST RESULTS VTYTTYVYVV TT YU TYTTYTWY Service Directory VVVVVVYVYVVY VV VW A A Complete $5.00 PERSONAL INCOME TAX RETURNS.FEDERAL AND PROVINCIAL.CALL: HU.9-6130 AFTER 6 P.M.\"KNITTING For Blocking Your sweaters.pullovers, dresses, coats, ensembles.Call Mrs.W.Yuryk.4617 Park Avenue.AV.8-1953.PEST CONTROL FOR QUICK, efficient and convenient service for the extermination of rodents and all insects.Estimates free.Call Pestroy Limited.RI.7-2457.UPHOLSTERY MIDTOWN UPHOLSTERING CO.395 SELBY ST.Upholsterers for discriminating people Telephone Wellington 2-5912 or Wellington 7-4446 after 5 p.m. 98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE .It you would enjoy working 3 or ¢ hours a day calling regularly each month on a group of Studio Girl cosmetic clients on a route to be established in and around WESTMOUNT and are willing to make light deliveries, etc.Write STUDIO GIRL COSMETICS, Dept.CW-44, 840 La- fleur Ave., Montreal 32.Route will pay up to $3.00 per hour.GRADUATE stenographer wanted: If high school graduate, experience unnecessary.Position permanent, Location downtown.Call 844-2320 for appointment.Manager.106 WORK WANTED \u2014 \u2014 - Male PAINTER WANTS WORK, APARTMENTS, PRIVATE HOUSE, REFERENCES.CALL WE.5-1365.112 MOTHER'S HELPER MOTHER'S helper wanted for summer months, live in.Westmount home.HU.1-1325._ MOTHER'S helper wanted.One small child.Summer months.Guardian Angel.preferred.Call 482-1327.119 BABY SITTERS AVAILABLE FOR SALE \u2014 General 138 CHESTERFIELD (large) with 3 down cushions; Victorian oak armoir (ward-robe}); both for $60 or sell separately.837-0089.Reason Moving Frigidaire fridue.electric stove, inch, both $70: kitchen set: bed: bed studio couch; chesterfield: custom made bookcase with gramophone compartment; folding bed.488- 6204.30 CHESTERFIELD set, 5 piece: 2 lamp table commodes; coffee table: kitchen set, 6 piece, arborite top: Indian broadloom wali- to-wall (blue).HU.8-5063 LARGE MIRROR.BRITISH PLATE: DOUBLE BED COMPLETE.GIVING UP HOUSE.CALL 933-5064, LADY with 2 school aged children will do baby sitting or light housework.932-3918, Apt.6.WILL mind children in my home.N.D.G.area.122 FOR SALE Living room furniture SOFA and chair with Excellent condition, 3-4290 124 FOR SALE Dining room furniture slip covers.Reasonable.RE.Bargain Dining room suite, pieces.Good condition.Call 5515, after 8 p.m, or weekends.LARGE dining table, buffet and 4 chairs, $45.00.Call WE, 3-2207.solid walnut, 9 HU.1- Sacrifice $50.00 The Lot Four Habitant rugs, 6 ET ae CI Call HU: HU.9-4192.SECTIONAL chesterfield, foam cushions, good condition, reasonable.Cal} RE.8-7654.T.V.21 inch, PO.6-7950.SIMMONS hide-a-bed and matching table model, $60.Call EXTENSION table, mahogany.Queen Ann style, good condition.$50.00.Call RE, 96512, DINING room suite, 12 piece.(igoa condition.Sacrifice.HU.1-3 MAHOGANY 9 piece dining room set, good condition.769-5590.COLONIAL dinette set, buffet hutch, table, 4 chairs.744-0667.127 FOR SALE Bedroom furniture HIDE-A-BED, and double bed; double wardrobe, Very good condition.Reasonable.Call WE.2-8744, after 5 p.m.ONE single bed, no mattress: one vanity; and venetian blind (large).Reasonable, HU: 6-3675.130 FOR SALE Kitchen equipment FRIGIDAIRE fridge, good condition, $45, Available immediately.Call 488- 6796.INTERNATIONAL Harvester, deep freeze, good condition, $150.00.Call WE.3-8128.WESTINGHOUSE fridge, 13 feet, $50.Good condition.moving.767-0489.FRIGIDAIRE fridge.Excellent condition.Must sell.Sacrifice.RE.8-8314.GAS stove, Moffat, automatic, 30 inch.Call RI, 4-1836, evenings.KITCHEN set, 4 chairs, (pink and charcoal grey).DINETTE Imperial Loyalist.perma- grained with Dutch dresser, RE.7- 7423.cubic Reason marble top RI.4-2721.FRIGIDAIRE electric stove, 4 burner, automatic.Practically new.Reason moving.RE, 8-3465 NORGE gas stove, 36 inch.No reasonable offer refused, 486-3714.ONE Royal deluxe fridge, 10 c.f.Call PO.8-7754.FIVE burner gas stove, excellent condition.Days 866-5381 \u2014 evenings, HU.9-4719.FAWCETT gas stove, 4 burner, oven, broiler, warming oven, drawer.Good condition, Reason moving.Call evenings DO.§-0825 SILENT Glow oil stoves, pipes and drum.Good condition, Reasonable, WE.17-1309.ELECTRIC stove, 30 inch, automatic oven, Viking, like new, HU.98-1633 FRIDGE Kelvinator.Very good condition, $45.Call 769-6344.134 FOR SALE \u2014 Sports equipment LAMBRETTA 1956, motor scooter, 150 c.c.Reasonable.Call HU.6-1563.2 BICYCLES \u2014 one girl's, 10 years old \u2014 one boy's 8 years old.Excellent condition.Reasonable.Call HU.§- GIRL'S bicycle, 20 inch (Majestic).Excellent condition.Reasonable.484- 5860.RIGHT hand golf clubs, Call 697-0549, after 5.; 136 FOR SALE \u2014 Clothing and furs WEDDING gown, long, white with veil, size 10, $10.932-6783.TWO evening dresses, size 10-12, blue, lace yellow.Ideal for graduation, $10.00 each.RE, 7-0213, Evenings.LONG wedding gown, in white embroidered silk organza with veil and headdress, size 11-12, $65, 271- 4008.ASSORTED clothing and sizes, lady's, man\u2019s and children\u2019s.Good condition, SILK peau de sole wedding gown, size 13°14, RE, 8-8052.MAN'S, lady's teen's clothing practically new, Must seen, Reasonable, RE.7-9658.chair, also combination desk table; custom made mahogany bookcases and T.V.Call 484-3626.COCOA coloured traditional ches- terfleld with a down filled cushion.Very r ble, 484-5313.BEDROOM set, $50; davenport, $25: continental bed, $25; etc, RE.8-4761.GAS furnace heats 5 rooms, long length pipe, reasonable; bookcase double bed with spring: 2 dressers.Call after 5 p.m, 935-2681.CARPETS, Indian, 9 x 12, $250.00; Khalabar, 10 x 14, $400.00; Oriental.10 x 14, $300.00; 8 x 12, $200.00; Oriental design, 4 sizes, $55.00: plain, turquoise, cinnamon, $60.00; grey, $40.00.738-8320.COMBINATION oil gas stove nearly new, $75 or best offer; space heater with two 45 gallon drums, $25.932- 8558.Giving Up House Complete household including magnificient Malcolm Jacobean dining room set, No dealers.HU.&-4340, HU, 4-8055.effects: BEAUTIFUL kitchen set (grey), heat resistant top: % continental bed.Both excellent condition.Reasonable.HU.8-7615, - GAS space heater with pipes; dining room set.Bargain.HU.64016, PORTABLE Fleetwood TV, AM-FM radio.Best offer.PO, 9-7231.Leaving City Chesterfield; bedroom set; lamps; end tables; automatic washer and fridge.All very reasonable.Call RE.8-8052.Bargain \u2014 Moving Six rooms of furniture.Suitable for country home or rooming house.Some modern pieces.Would sell separately.Call 482-7365.Sale on Saturday 2 to 4 p.m.Kitchen set, $30; modern wall-to-wall drapes, $30; continental bed.$25; hi-fi radio, record player, $250; chairs, $20, $25; living room suite, 4060 Cote St.Catherine Road, Apt.12.GIRL'S desk and dresser; boy's desk and dresser.Good condition.Reasonable, RI, 7-5054.Giving-up house Oak dining room set: dresser: complete bed; kitchen set; television; etc.486-5290 CONSOLE table with mirror; pair lamp tables; coffee table.All period style mahogany.Reasonable, 486-2387.RED looped cotton rug, 9 x 11% Excellent condition, rubber under- padding, draperies and rods included, $35.00, Call HU.6-6650.ENGINE Briggs and Stratton, 4 cycle, 3 h.p.gasoline engine with cluteh.RI.8-7549, AUTOMATIC {ridge and stove (24 inches); sectional sofa; hassocks: continental bed; bedroom set, twin beds.RE.3-5203.] BELANGER Montclair gas and gas stove, like new, $135; lady\u2019s dresses, size 18, clean and inexpensive, 481- 6986.BEDROOM set, French Provincial, 6 piece, single bed, mattress and spring glass tops, antique white and gold, $450; Philco TV, 21 inch, $88; Indian rug, 64\" x 38\u201d, $25; dresses, size 13; bedspread.738-2822, junior | 138 FOR SALE \u2014 General TELEVISION, 31 Inch.Westinghoune.Very reasonable; Mahjong set.HU.4 8172, evenings only.SOFA and chair.Bargin sale.Call RI 7-2331 dining room table.$25: apartment size kitchen table, $10.chest bureau (brown), $10: Sunbeam polisher, $2V.482- 1696 ORIENTAL rug, 12 x 9, excellent condition, reasonable; chesterfield.3 cushions, perfect condition, reason: able.WE.5-9249 BEDROOM suite double bed: Indian Khalabar ruæ, 10 x 16: broadloom rug, 9 x 12.Must be seen.Reasonable.After 6 p.m.RE.7-4317.DEN unit, 8 foot.4 fool sofas.tables: 2 chairs, leatherette covering; small buffet, cherry mahogany.Good condition.Reasonable.Cal) 484-3283.Leaving Town Rattan sun porch furniture: Frigidaire electric stove; Frigidaire fridue: Norge dryer and washer; 3 piece chesterfield; tables: vanity dresser: mirror; hope chest; rugs: table: ironer; bedroom set: trunks: etc.489- 3787.Evenings.BEDROOM set, 9 pieces modern, American made: combination dish washer, sink garberator, all excellent condition.Must be seen to be appreciated.Call between 5 and 7 p.m.dally.WE.3.6013 SIMMONS studio couch: hall set walnut).Very reasonable.HU.4- 7952.2 11 Le eee LARGE Antique mahogany dining room table and sideboard; small antique dining tables (mahogany); sofa, down cushions; Sparta Oriental, 18 feet by 9 foot 2 inches: tea wagon.Good condition.Cali 935-8717.PURE linen hand embroidered banquet cloth, 8 napkins, $35.HU, 1-4968.HOUSEHOLD furniture: rugs; fur jacket.Good condition.Reasonable.WE.72158.__ __ _ DINING room suite, oak.credenza, living room tables, red mahogany, and leather.488-4367.BEDS (3) 54, 39, 30 inches, good clean mattresses; dressers; rug.9 x 12: gateleg table; electric stove fridge.Bargain.484-6166.FORCED tac move.Selling out.Good furniture, home furnishings: stove: washing machine; dining room set; mirrors; dishes, HU.8-6838.GAS furnace, suitable for heating 5 or 6 rooms, reasonable, 744-0664.after 4 p.m.LLOYD CARRIAGE, USED 3 MONTHS, NEW CONDITION.CALL DO.6-7128.151 WANTER PURCHASE WANTED: upholstered rocker: 2 night tables; child's double ghest of drawers.Reasonable.486-8437.486- WANTED: boy's small two wheel bicycle.Call 937-0089.WANTED: 2 electric stoves, 30 inches.Moderately priced.Call HU, 9-7046.WANTED: grand father clock.glass front.Good condition.Reasonable.484-1493, WANTED: 5 h.p, motor with tank.Call after 6 p.m.WE.7-8065.___ WANTED: girl's 20 inch sidewalk bicycle; grandfather clock in running order.482-6131.WANTED: fridge with large freezer, up to 28 inches wide, 486-6136.__ WANTED: combined stove, gas and gas.Good condition.Reasonable.Call OR.1-2022.iss DO DOMESTIC PETS UNITED KENNEL CLUB DOG SHOW & OBEDIENCE TRIALS MOUNT ROYAL ARENA SATURDAY AND SUNDAY APRIL 25th & APRIL 26th.PLAN TO ATTEND.miniature BLACK pedigree female podle, 10 months old, house trained.725-4222, 166 PERSONALS Jie ER j Lu THIS symbol stands for success in the search for the right partner in Nfe.STILL SEARCHING?PHONE or write: SCIENTIFIC INTRODUCTION CENTRE 1300 Stanley Street (Drummond Court), Suite 504, 845-9206 Use Examiner Classifieds For Best Results | Call for quick | PAIR step tables.320: Duncan Phyte : Pa RI A PRECIOUS BOOK Josef Hofmann, (1876-1957) one of the few prodigies to fulfill complete expectations and become a world-famous piano virtuoso, was later a celebrated pedagogue who headed the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadiphia.The Polish genius, who became an American citizen in 1926 was brought to Montreal by im- pressario Louis H.Bourdon and | heard him several times.Under the pseudonym Michel Dvorsky, he composed a vast number of piano pieces and several compositions for orchestra but word soon leaked out that they were the works of Josef Hofmann, In 1909 the eminent musician wrote a book, \u2018PIANO QUESTIONS ANSWERED\" and five years later, \u201cPIANO PLAYING\" with \u2018PIANO QUESTIONS ANSWERED by JOSEF HOFMANN.Distribution As 1 have said on many occasions, both in public and in print.that some of the very valuable music books are often unobtainable since the demand is not great at the time they are written.1 was fortunate to secure a copy of Hofmann\u2019s book in 1957 in the States and 1 would not part with it for any price.lt is second hand but in perfect condition.For quite some time it has been my habit to underline important points (in my own books) so that 1 can quickly find an essential principal and this wonderful treatise and information bank is underlined frequently in red as well as black.Hofmann's book is dedicated \u201cTo My Dear Friend Constantin von Sternberg\u2019 (a great pianist, composer and editor, whom 1 will write about in a future column).This Russian- born musician, later a naturalized American edited many compositions and serious students are familiar with his name.There are 250 Piano Questions answered by Josef Hof- mann following \u2018\u2019Piano Playing\" (90 pages) under the same cover.The Questions ES Musical Sharps, Flats & Naturals By FRANCES GOLTMAN (105 pages\u2019 start at in the centre of the volume.There is a \u2018forward\u2019 to tach of the two books and a very helpful \"Alphabetical index of Queseions™ at the end.There are 10 questions about the Pedals and the majority of students do not realize that using the pedals incorrectly can ruin a good performance.Um reverse, no matter how well the pedalling is done, it cannot enhance poor playing.) BOTH PLAYING and PEDALLING must be correct to attain good results.NEXT WEEK: DEMONSTRATIONS \u2014 PICTURES.page one t Cadet shots finish second in tourney By PETER G.MATHON I'm back again to report some more news from LCC.On Saturday, April 4, the LCC Cadet Corps Rifle Team competed in the Province of | Quebec Rifle Association's Annual Cadet Shoot at the Huas- sars Armory on Cote des bre There were 45 Cadet Corps | competing in the tourney and the LCC squad, composed of Ross Peebles, Steve Lyman, Edward Raymant, Douglas Peron and Adrien Devries, finished second in the standings.Bishops College School was the only school to score higher.¥* + ¥ The 11 and 12 grade students who finished writing exams last Wednesday, April 15 started school again on a regular basis on Monday, April 20.* ¥ ¥* Last week the Junior Quintil- lian Club had a debate against the girls of the Sacred Heart Convent.The Resolution was \u201cThe United Nations has been a failure\u201d.The boys of LCC Ie had the positive, that the UN has been a failure.LCC lost.SECT UE MRT INDEX PROPERTY FOR SALE PROPERTY WANTED CUUNTRY PROPERTY (FOR BAJE) COUNTRY PROPERTY (Wanted) COUNTRY HOUSES TO LEY COUNTRY HOUSES WANIED FARMS FOR BALE FARMS WANTED RESORTS SUMMER BOARD COUNTRY RUOMB 8\u2019 CAMPS LUTS FOUR SALE LOTS WANTED BUSINESE OPPORTUNTIIES BUSINESS OPSORTUNIIILB WANTED WARFHOUSE SPACE TO LET WAREMNOUSE SPACE WANITED OFFICES TO LET OFFICES WANTED MANUFACTURING SPACE STORES TO LET STORFS WANTED APARTMENTS TO LET FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET APARTMENTS WANIED LIVING ACCOMMUDATIUON WANTED FURNISHED APARIMENIS WANTED HOUSES TO LET NOUSES WANTLD FLATS \u2014 DUPLEXES TO LET FLATS FURNISHED FILATB \u2014 DUPLEXES WANTED EXCHANGE LIVING QUAICIERS SIIARE LIVING QUAUIERS RUOMS TO RUOUMB WANTED NURSING HUME ROOM & BOARD TO LET ROOM & BOARD WANTED CHILDREN'S BOARD AUTUS FUR SALE AUTUS WANIRD Boat & MUTORS MEALS GARAGES TO LET GARAGES WANTED PARKING SPAUR TO LET 26 »8 so 102 104 106 108 PARKING SPACE WANIEL HELP WANTED \u2014 FENAIB WORK WANTED (FEMALE) HELP WANTED MAILER HELP WANTED MAIER & FEMALE WORK WANTED (MAILE) BALES SKIP AGENTS JE 10 8 MALE-FEMALE WORK WANTED \u2014 (MALE-FEMALE) MOTHER'S HELPER DOMESTIC HELP WANTED BABY SITTERS WANTKD DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT WANTED BANY BITTERS AVAILABLE BITUATIONB WANTED = MALE-FEMALE FOR SALE \u2014 LIVING ROOM FURNITURE FOR SALE \u2014 DINING ROOM FURNI1M URE FOR SALE \u2014 BEDROOM FURNITURE FOR SALE \u2014 RITONEN EQUIPMENT FOR SALE \u2014 y MUSICAL PS RUMEN N BALE _ S POHTS EQUIPM NT PUR SALE \u2014 OLOTIIING à FOR SALE \u2014 GENERAL FOUR SAIE \u2014 EXCIANGR PHOTO SUPPLIES STORAGE TO LET STORAGE WANTKD TO RENT EXCHANGE 149 STAMPS WANTED TO PURCHASE INSTRUCTION LOBT FOUND DOMESTIO PETS TRANSPORTATION SCHOOLS TEACHEKS EDUCATIONAL MUNEY TO LOAN PERSONALS ¥961 \u2018v7 [LIdy \u2018Aopyug \u2018soujwsoxg Junouusam yy El 14 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 24, 1964 Group experience seen as key to character building The Unity Boys\u2019 Club of West- mount is providing group experience for 74) boys and girls; from the districts of Westmount and St Henry.recently compiled indicate that 72 individual groups are actively engaged in a variety of activities in the Club.The Club believes that group experience can be one key to character building because groups influence the way we groups influence our at- habits, beliefs and feel- learn; titude.St.George draw listed The draw for the St.George, Curling Club's Spring Bonspiel | which started Wednesday night is as follows: FRIDAY.4:30 P.M.Paul Fraser, Went.vs, Gordon Weekes, St.Geo., 1: Cash Beldon, Baie d'Urfé vs.Gordon Lambert Laciv., 2: Pat Ross, St.Johns.vs.Pierre A.Moisan.Laval, 3.7 P.M.J.A.Freeman, Pte, Claire, vs, Garth Ruiter, Lach., 1; F.Aube, Glew.vs.Ken W.Gebbie, St.Geo, 2: Oswald O'Brien, St, Geo vs.R.PE Wvber, Arvida.3.9:30 P.M.Jack Marsland, St.Johns, vs.S Shuchat.Greystone.1: Andy | Kazy.Glen.vs, Gary Appleby, St.Geo, 2: Mare.Montminy.Caled.vs.K H.Wiggett, St, Geo.3.SATURDAY, 10 A.M.Bert Light, Went.vs.Street, R.C:A.F., 1: R.Monroe, Royal Mont., vs.Frank Mellish, St.Lamb.2; IK.H.Hodgson, Hud, vs.Dr.J.H.Morgan, St.Geo., 3.12:30 P.M, Henry Craig Thistle, vs.A.Ross Baie d'Urfé, 1; Ray Che.veier, OQutre.vs.Rico Schassner, St.Jerome, 2.| Ken March statistics Unity Boys\u2019 Club By MAURICE MARIASINE ings: groups give us goals; groups set standards; groups behaviours is \u2018catching\u2019; groups give us support in times of trouble: sometimes provide us with limitations within which we learn to get along with others.That groups are important to character because they focus on people, not just activities: because they recognize that the individual is more important than the program: and because the aim of the group is to provide fun, with à program us a means to a Constructive end.That the friendly.intimate, personally satisfying human relationship of a gang of boys or i in small groups with an adult has in molding (after all is being.i Close Personal Relations | It is through smail group experience that youth has a chance on form close personal relation- which for character, our reason ships with other boys and girls cent of the program \u2018| and with an adult.infinite possibilities\u2019 ! Boys and girls get from the relationship with a group advisor something that is so simple and commonplacé that some of us forget how important it is.\u201cUnderstanding\u201d The Unity Boys\u2019 on the lookout for the oppor- | tunity to implement new pro-; gram and new group experience,\u2019 is happy to announce that the group club program that was introduced by Tom Stephens last i autumn has enjoyed tremend- | ous success with something like.220 boys and girls enrolled in, 22 group clubs, each club with, an adult advisor and operating on a weekly basis.Program The Staff is currently work-! ing out a special program for the month of May.Three stu-: dents.Peter Dawson, Allan Be-: chard and Gary Repta, who have been attached to the Unity! Boys' Club for field work purposes have been assigned to spe- | cial duty at the Club.The ac-| will be geared to the greal outdoors.Red Cross Water Safety Course starts May 5 CAMP NOMININGUE Nominingu Established 1925 Boys 7 to 15 years \u2014 Permanent Senior Staff \u2014 Resident Doctor and two Nurses Well-known to over 3000 former campers and their parents.Ideal camp site.Safe sandy beach.Specialists and qualified instructors for swimming, canoeing, sailing, water skiing, crafts, tennis, archery, riflery, nature, campcraft and cance trips.A dot: d hait F .M.Van Wagner, Owner-Director PETER VAN WAGNER, 10 Rosemount Avenue, Apt.101, Westmount.Telephone 933-8937 AN ACCREDITED CAMP of the 40 years under same management e, Que.Seven Age Groups , July 28th ro August 24th Executive Director QUEBEC CAMPING ASSOC.Club, ever ) WESTMOUNT Y.M.CA.SUMMER FUN CLUB For: Boys and Girls 8 JULY 6th to AUGUST 14th Registration Folders now 4585 Sherbrooke St.W.to 13 years of age Limited available WE.7-3916 The Canadian Red Cross ithe pool will be carried on Society Water Safety Ser.| from 9.00 p.m.to 10.30 p.m.vice is now offeringacourse, Interested can for the training of Water | didates must hold their Safety instructors.This bronze medallion or equi- | course will take place dur-| valent, their senior swim- ing the month of May on the mer certificate or equiva-.following days.5, 6, 7, 11, lent, must have passed their 12.13.19.20.21, 26.27.28.| J8th birthday prior to the.|termination of the course, | which is May 28, 1964.Candidates must enclose __ | the proof of age with their Lectures will be given be- \u2018tween 7.30 and 9.00 p.m.and practical instruction in GOLF CLUB VILLE DE LERY (Woodlands) LOCATED 8 MILES FROM MERCIER BRIDGE ON HIGHWAY LEADING TO BEAUHARNOIS.18 HOLE CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE Course Now Open BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL LOUNGE Visitors CLUB LIMITED TEL.: 692-8323 BELLE-VUE OPENING FOR WEEKDAY MEMBERS Limited Openings for Membership Dates available on Weekdays, Monday to Friday, for Company or Association Tournaments.For further information: BELLE-VUE GOLF VILLE DE LERY, QUE Welcome | application forms.Additional information can be obtained from Red Cross headquarters.2170 Dorchester Boulevard West, Telephone 1937-7761.Local 220.| Hyman Grover to be honored Wesimounters Hyman Grover.will be honored in recognition of : his efforts on behalf of the Zionist ideal and the community at large at the annual Negev Dinner of the Jewish National Fund on Thursday.May 7.1964 at the.Queen Elizabeth Hotel.The guest speakers will be Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon: as well as Trevor Chinn, National Chairman of Younger JNF Commission of Great Britain and Ireland.} The Chairman of the dinner will be William Gittes.; Hyman Grover's name will be commemorated in Israel through the establishment of a Nachla in the Negev.! Rescue course Westmount®s second Civil Protection course in rescue work begins Monday at 7.30 in the RMR armoury, About 15 viunteers, : chiefly city employees, will take\u2019 part, There are still openings for Westmount residents between 18 and 55.Applications are received at the Stanton street fire station, WE.3-2239.Hunting and Camping April Specials .22 single shot rifle, famous names (used.from $6.95 Mausers, K98, like new $35.303 rifle, 10 shot, guaranteed (as issued) $10.95 Ammo 8mm, 20 rounds $2.303 ammo, 20 rounds 1.80 30.06 ammo, 20 rounds $2 .303, 5.or 10-shot magazine $2.95 .303 jungle carbines (new) Special 25.00 brand new.Special 89.95 Amma S.P., 50 rounds $10.Army gun case (.303) 1.95 Army slings or pull through.50¢ ea.Army wool pants 2.95 Coleman stove, #4m, double Us .30 MI, burner.13.95 Stand for stove.2.95 Pup Tents.5.95 Camp Blankets.2.95 9 x 9 High Wall Tent with sewn-in 9x 12 High Wall Tent with sewn-in floor, We carry a complete line of fishing equipment Satisfaction Guaranteed SMITH SALES CO.4638 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.Open Daily 7:30 A.M.til! 6 P.M \u2014Friday till 9 P.M.9x9 Tourist Tent, complete with floor, poles and pegs.24.00 2 man dinghy, complete with oars and pump.45.00 Pacachutists\u2019 nylan coveralls.3.95 Army coveralls.2.50 Parachutists\u2019 helmets.3.95 Motorcycle helmets.3.95 Alita heater.2.95 Vinyl air mattresses.2.95 Nylon sleeping bags.5.95 Water canteen.1.50 Mess tins 1.25 Canvas folding cot with steal legs.4.95 3 way lounge folding cot.Special 7.95 Camp coolers.2.95 wp Hip boots (rubber! olive 7.95 Mosquito head nets 79e Camp shovels.1.95 Cotton Sheets 50 x 90 $3 pr floor, pegs & poles .355 pegs & poles.$65.or Money Refunded C.OD.'s Accepted {Corner of Villeneuve) Vi.9-4475 profile of summer camping at WILIARG) G90 FOR CHILDREN AGE COUNSELLO DOCTOR ON PREPARED NO TENNIS / BADMI HORSES AND PONIES RIDING FREE INSTRUCTION SAFE AND CLEAN SAIL- BOATING S455M OVER-NIGHT CAMPING HIKING INDIAN TRAILS CERAMIC, LEATHER, HANDICRAFTS WOOD PHOTOGRAPHY NURSE IN PERMANENT RESIDENCE MEALS AMPLE AND WELL ACCOMMODATION SPORTS ORGANIZED \u2014 INCLUDING RIFLERY / BASEBALL / BASKETBALL LOCATION : 2 MILES WEST OF Write for Free Brochure none: Area Code 514: 234-3317 its best D 8 TO 17 YEARS MOTOR-, ROWBOATS RS CAREFULLY SELECTED WELL TRAINED CALL URISHING COMFORTABLE PERMANENT LODGES NTON: / ARCHERY LAKE OF TWO MOUNTAINS ONTREAL Dr.Harold G.Martin, Diractor Camp Wildwood VAUDREUIL, QUE.a a* yr -Q | H.A.Willsie is | Y Gym Show planned May 8-9 | \"ei [ig ery \u2018\u2019Carnival Time\u2019\u2019 \u2014 is the name for this years annual Gym Show which is to take place at the West- mount YMCA on Friday and Saturday evenings, May 8 and 9.The show is put on by the members of the various physical classes in an attempt to show the parents and visitors some of the things that they have learned throughout the winter season.Mossman Dudgeon, Physical Director.said that there will be displays of marcing, gymnastics by all age groups, relay races, dancing and even the traditional clowns.Youngsters can still get into the acts by applying as soon as they can this week.Members of the \u2018Y\u2019 are now selling tickets.Tickets may also be obtained from the door if there are any left.There is a \u2018ticket selling contest\u201d on now and ends Saturday.May 2.Prizes Building boom .(Continued from page 1) ance Company.Owners and general contractors are David Bloom and Company.Architects are C.Kahn and Kotansky.Demolition work has already | started on the Medical Centre to be located just inside the western city limits on Sherbrooke.The property was acquired recently by a group of doctors chiefly from the nearby Quecn Elizabeth Hos- pital, 1 will be given to the boy and girl who sell the most tickets and the second most number of tickets.There will also be a special prize to the person who sells the greatest number of tickets.Summer Fun Club \u201cFun Time\u2019 is not restricted just to the winter activities at the 'Y' \u2014 but carrys right into the summer with the Summer Fun Club program for boys and girls 8-13 years of age.Their motto is: \u2014 \u2018Summer Can Be Fun For Youngsters In The City\".\u2018In addition we have also built in other \u2018learnings\u2019 about our City by studying various parts of the city, visiting places of interest and some of it's cultural heritage,\u201d\u201d said Youth and Community secretary Ron Watt.Campers are also able to acquire new skills in swimming, sports, games, crafts and how to get along in groups.A staff of over thirty older teenagers and University Students work with the youngsters in \u201csmall groups\u201d by giving leadership in some activities and helping the children fo take responsibilities for other activities.The youngsters have an opportunity to share in the planning of their own programs.Some of the activities in which both the campers and their parents are able to participate are: Naval Association plans regatta The Montreal Squadron, Royal Canadian Naval Sailing \"Association will host on May 30 and 31st the first of the Montreal area championship series of the St Lawrence Valley Yacht Racing Association, For Flying Juniors and Handicap \u201c\u201cB\u2019\" boats, this is the first of five regatta weekends scheduled for the 1964 sailing Located opposite Dixie Island on Ducharme avenue in Dorval, the RCNSA has extended its jetty over 100 feet this Spring and has ample docking and launching facilities as well as parking space.A large scale open-air barbeque will be set up to feed the many lake sailors expected to open the 1964 racing season.Softball schedule Mosquito League TEAMS DIAMOND JETS vs RED WINGS ] MARLINS vs CHIEFS 2 RED WINGS vs MARLINS 1 CHIEFS vs JETS 2 MARLINS vs JETS 1 RED WINGS vs CHIEFS 2 CHIEFS vs MARLINS 1 RED WINGS vs JETS 2 JETS vs CHIEFS 1 MARLINS vs RED WINGS 2 JETS vs MARLINS 1 RED WINGS vs CHIEFS 2 Pee Wee League TEAMS DIAMOND PIRATES vs METS 1 DODGERS vs GIANTS 2 COLTS vs CUBS 1 DODGERS vs PIRATES 2 CUBS vs METS 1 GIANTS vs COLTS 2 PIRATES vs CUBS 2 COLTS vs DODGERS 1 METS vs GIANTS 2 COLTS vs PIRATES 2 GIANTS vs CUBS 1 DODGERS vs METS 2 PIRATES - vs GIANTS 2 METS vs COLTS 1 CUBS vs DODGERS 2 Bantam League TEAMS DIAMOND INDIANS vs WHITE SOX 2 YANKEES vs ORIOLES 2 ORIOLES vs INDIANS 2 YANKEES vs WHITE SOX 2 YANKEES vs INDIANS 2 WHITE SOX vs ORIOLES 2 WHITE SOX vs INDIANS 2 ORIOLES vs YANKEES 2 INDIANS vs ORIOLES 2 WHITE SOX vs YANKEES 2 INDIANS vs YANKEES 2 ORIOLES vs WHITE SOX 2 \u2014] tours, beach trips, Sing-songs.Harry A.Willsle of West.handicrafts, outdoor and indoor mount, proprietor of the Ce] sports, sleep-ins.Parents Nigbl ronet Guns and Gunsmithing on HEADQUARTERS FOR and eh raditional Penny Carni-:St, Catherine street continued | FISHING val winch Is open to the whole his winmng ways in provincial | GOLF community.trapshooting circle by posting | Registration is limited during perfect scores recently in the, TENNIS the first four weeks of program singles and handicap events and | BASEBALL «July 6-31st), There ave six weeks taking the High Over All with, of fully planned program.July 148 x 150.! 6 to August 14 \u2014 this is followed This second regional cent; by a \u201cswimming instruction only\", was held at the Montreal program for two weeks.August Anglers and Hunters L'Avadie | 17 to 28.layout.Major League Beall Cops Now In Stock, GET YOURS NOW! Everything for your child's comp needs ! (except clothing) Captains named for softball We Speciolize in ® Bicycle Repairs © We accept Trade-Ins We Sell Reconditioned Bicycles The Westmount Municipal Giants \u2014 Jon McManus, [1 Pick-Up and Delivery Softball League will begin ac-! Dodgers \u2014 Mike lewis, Service tivity May 1.it was announced BANTAM Wednesday.All games will be\u2019 |ndians \u2014 Stephen Maron.Phone 737-3624 played in Westmount Park.) Orioles \u2014 Jimmy Dodge 5039 ; ; : ueen Mary Rd.starting at 3.45 p.m.White Sox \u2014 Neil Fernandes.9 y Games will consist of five Yankees \u2014 Graham Lorimer.innings.Gloves or trappers may be used in a position.a recrea-, tion official said.Hé noted that | captains must make certain all | substitutes participate in every\u2019 game and urged that a starting line-up be ready be- Meadowbrook Golf Club 3 COURSES NOW OPEN Following are the captains for the 14 teams in the three | MEADOWBROOK Former location \u2014 18 holes \u2014 leagues: of Summerlea Lachine, Que.Chie Mo h Green Fees: $3 weekdays, $4 Sat.Suns., & Holidays iefs \u2014 Chris Smith.Marlins \u2014 Craig Shannon.|| SROVEHILL \u2014 9 Holes \u2014 Lachine, Que.Red Wings \u2014 Mark Koz |] Green Fees: $1.50 for 9 holes weekdays, $2 Sais, lowski.Suns.& Holidays.Jets \u2014 Peter Smith, PEE WEE HAMPSTEAD \u2014 9 Holes \u2014 Hampstead, Que.Mets \u2014 Duncan Munro.Green Fees: $1.50 for 9 holes weekdays, $2 Sats, Pirates \u2014 Lawrence Aspler.Suns, & Holidays.Cubs \u2014 Stuart Couper.Colts \u2014 Jacques Gendron.PAY AS YOU PLAY and a limited number of Annuol 5 Day Memberships Telephone: 634-1925 Rotary hosts .(Continued from page 1) \" ee \" \" oe tion of the rights of man.Krawchenko, who is of Ukrainian origin.spoke against the intolerance and oppression of the present Russian imperialism, in which the Soviets have 31 countries under their direct domination and concluded with his dream \u201cin which the free | peoples of \u2018all nations of the world will arise to declare their determination that no man shall Summer School Camp (For Girls) SUGAR BUSH LAKE, QUE.30 Miles from St.Jovite, Que.TUTORING (Grades 8-9) MATHEMATICS & FRENCH By Professional High School Teachers *® \u201cPus SWIMMING SAILING have the right to consider him.\u2019 < À self the master of another.\u201d \u2018 = % BOATING CANOEING Earlier in the week a St.Leo's = BALLET OUTDOOR SPORTS ; ; are an | à senior student, Mare de Man, \u201c 2 Mile Private Sandy Beach Sherbrooke street, was one of two picked for the finals competition.He spoke on \u201cLiberty ond Responsibility.\u201d | = For Information Phone or Write DO.6-6776 - * v Pioneer Adventure Camp Assoc.9 Riverview Ave, LaSalle, Que.LL a Pd 7 P77 POR a PORTO 20 About 20\u201c: of the total telephone calls to and from the ue cs Use Examiner Classifieds for best results Y.M.C.A.CAMPING oo a good stepping stone to Manhood A supervised 3 and 4- week canoe-tripping adventure in Quebec's far north, Boating, canoeing, swimming, handicrafts, hiking and tripping in the Laurentians.KAMP KANAWANA LES YOYAGEURS Leadership training with experienced YMCA staff.KANAWANA TRAINING CAMP REGISTER NOW AT YOUR LOCAL Y.M.C.A.or Comp Office \u2014 1441 Drummond Street \u2014 849-5331 ¥accredited member of Quebec Camping Association 9961 \u2018HZ [dy \u2018Aopyug \u2018iswjwoxy junounsom oy) SL The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 24, 1964 a te Te ee Ce ta Te Te Tee Te Te Tt Te Ne ta te Te Te Te Te Te Ca \"a Te Te \"a \"eT nu \"a \"a \"ae THE BUSIEST \"PARTY LINES\u201d IN THE COMMUNITY ARE OUR CLASSIFIED ADS! Doctor, lawyer, merchant and home-maker - everybody, everywhere within the range of our newspaper finds there's a lot of real bargain news in our classified ads! From public announcements .buying, selling, swapping.used clothing, used cars and a wide variety of other merchandise .to a diversity of \"wants\" - all of these keep the \"lines\" humming with activity and results.Next time you want to buy, sell, or offer services - read and use the classified ads ! You Get Mighty Big Results With Our Little Classified Ads! PHONE HU.1-QO45T1 Topar ADTAKERS ON DUTY MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS TO 8:30, THURSDAY and FRIDAY TO 5 P.M.\"a a a! asm amma a we we ee Am mS SN ae ese ee meas a.wu ew ee ee ee [0 uu a og "]