The Westmount examiner, 15 mai 1964, vendredi 15 mai 1964

[" It's VOL.XXXVII, No.20 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1964 S CENTS NEW WMA EXECUTIVE Retiring Westmount Municipal Association president J.H.Richer (right! greets his successor, R, L.Hunter prior to the annual Spring meeting Tuesday night.on is new association vice-president C.Aspler.Looking Rotary elects new officers W.M.Reay, controller and director of Nesbitt Thomson and Co.Ltd.has been elected president of the Westmount Rotary Club.He takes office July 1.beginning of the Rotary year.A graduate of Kings School and Westmount High, Mr.Reay W.M.Reay .president-elect I is a nine year veteran with the local Rotary Club.Currently vice- president, he has been prominent | in the club with his work on the, Youth Service Committee and; Scholarship Committees.| | He is honorary treasurer of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital and a former chairman of the Quebec District Investment Dealers Association of Canada.Other officers elected were L.J.Stuart vice-president, A.Spiers secretary.J.Burke, treasurer, and J.K.Lemmon, Sgt.-at-Arms.City seeks fenders for $1,999,000 bondissue Westmount is this week calling for tenders for the sale of City debentures to a total value of $1,999,000.Public notice of the sale was inserted yesterday in the Quebec Official Gazette.These non-callable debentures+ will be issued in denominations of $1.000 each.The first block of $1,200,000 will be redeemable on May 1 1994.A second block of $799,000 will | be dated May 1, 1965 and are redeemable in 1974.Interest.according to the city resolution, will be not less than 5% per annum nor more than 6%.\u2014 Tenders will be reccived al: City Hall up to June ! when they will be opened at a special sitting of city council.It was explained that the city will require about $2,000,000 in cash by June 30.primarily for public works, Dorchester expropriation, and the new police and fire station under construction.Two weeks ahead of schedule Pool to open on Saturday Westmount's everpopular swimming pool opens Satur iods for different age groups under 16, the period from 5 day.two weeks ahead of to 6 p.m.is usually reserved schedule.No ceremony will for adults.A general swim mark the occasion except per- would follow from 6 to 7:30 haps a gigantic splash from p.m.with adults only from hundreds of local youngsters 7:30 to 9:45.straining at the leash ever Traditional Sunday hours since the advent of warm weather.Original opening date was June |.Doors open al 9:30 a.m.A pool schedule is still being drawn up by the recreation department but it is expected that the facilities will remain open until 9:45 p.m.each evening, While daytime use is generally divided into hour per- are 1:00 to 6 p.m, Last year the pool far surpassed all other recreation features in popularity.Between opening June first and closing Scptember 28.attendance totalled about 80,362 in the first full year of operation, Participants in pool activities must carry the standard (Continued on page 4) + Now that the smoke progress or else \u2014 Mayor Fears loss of Atwater | Park land fo Montreal has blown away following the Tuesday night session of the Westmount Municipal Association \u2014 it looks like progre ; But there l6 PAGES than ample evidence that should be decided by the six, «Some localites don\u2019t like it.is also Agree to the multi- million dollar complex at Atwater avenue or we may lose the whole thing to Drapeau \u2014 that was the underlying tenor of the words let fall by Mavor C.H.Drury.\u201cWe will become a shopping centre for the people of Verdun, St.Henry and Point St.Charles\u201d commented the opposition, Since a WMA.sponsored questionnaire showed some 97 per cent against annexation to Montreal, progress appears to have the inside track at the moment.even if under duress and force majeure.West End Plaza is main topic While the Mayor.and citizens discussed or debated such topics as annexation, the Westmount Centre Project.Dorchester widening and expropriation.Metro, and Westmount Park work atten tion focused mainly on the $22.- 000.000 West End Plaza, Plans released last week call for a 30-storey shopping.apartment.office building project on the site of the former Atwater Park, 80\u20ac of which is in West- mount.Mayor Drury stated that in spite of some of the \u201cunpleasant attributes\u2019 of the project (he referred specifically to the loss of a view of part of the river for some residents \u2018\u2018the development must be carried out with a minimum of delay if Westmount is not to drop back.\u201d Westmount might even lose the entire site through transfer to the City of Montreal, he said.\u2018In \u2018 fact, representations, so far unofficial have already been made to Quebec for the transfer.Butas yet, no action by Quebec has been taken.\u201d Tax rates Mayor Drurv added that.\u2018\u2019unless the tax base in this city is broadened and redevelopment of outmoded areas continued.the tax rate will reach a figure so much above that of Montreal that annexation by Montreal might appear to be most desirable.\u201d Additional annual revenue from , the project will amount to about i three-quarters of a million dollars, \u2018\u2018The cost of this development, in excess of $22.000,000.\u201cwill produce a very substantial revenue which will help in future \u2014 when it is added to the taxable roll and does its part to increase revenue by widening the tax base rather than increasing the mil rate,\u201d he declared.The Mayor's comments brought a mixed reaction from the audience.Real Estate Developer Robert Cummings.Aberdeen ave- recently issued annual report the city\u2019s financial position was excellent.Ten, fourteen or sixteen storey buildings within the limitations ol the master zoning by-laws would bring in sufficient revenue, he said.\u201cThe developers, not the city, actually benefit (rom the plans,\u201d he declared, He urged Council to call a city-wide referendum on the rezoning.\u201cIt is not something that more* nue, argued that according to the ; ss or else.\u201ccight or ten people that are entitled to vote on the rezoning but i by every citizen in Westmount.\u201d Meeting highlights Dorchester park is studied Mayor C.H.Drurv said Monday that Citv Council may build a park on expropriated land near Do.chester.He told Municipal Association ; members that \u2018the excess of land ; adjacent to the new Dorchester {street and our private bill to ex- \u201cpropriate (mentioned in the lust | news letter) will give the city Question period report see page four the ability at the appropriate time to create additional park space, \u201cbut there is much undecided at | present.\u201d Retiring president J.H.Richet \u201creported that results of an annexation poll conducted recently by the WMA show that oul of the 6,000 ballots received.97.3 | were opposed to joining Montreal, \"About 41° of Westmount house [holders returned the question.\u2018 aire.Question period This parallels a poll conducted by The Westmount Examiner in February, following what were termed \u2018take over threats by Montreal.\u201d In the survey, 98.1.{of the ballots favored autonomy.\u201cAbout 25°.urged closer co-opera- tion, however, between West - mount and Montreal and other island municipalitics.| The Association elected R.L.; Hunter president to succeed Mr, | Richer.Elected to succeed re- \u201ctiring vice-presidents Itobert W.Coristine and J.Murray Savage.| were Mrs.John Porteous and ; Charles Aspler.; Members - at -large elected to serve on the civic nominating committee which seleets candidates for mayor and alderman | were M.S.Robertson and JW.I Knox.Next week's weather By ERIC NEAL MAY 16 TO 2: Although mainly sunny this week, nights could be quite cool.Days warm with morning mists or dews.A wide temperature range probable, with some nights down to 30°F, hut | days up to 75°F or 80°F.! Quite warm and sultry through the middle of the week, Some risk of evening thundershowers with hail.Morning drizzle in the Lourentians, possibly some freezing rain, Snow flurries in all the north.Improving generally (o end the week.Lilac, honeysuckle, also choke cherries and wild plums in flower, i Pleasant and quite warm for the weekend, but nights cool with risk of frosts. ON TOILET LAUNDRIES LiMiTED C.B.Purves at Announcement The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 15, 1964 ; L.MACKAY SMITH Jr.The appointment of L.Mac- Kay Smith Jr as President is announced by LM.Smith, Chairman of the Board.Mr.L.MacKay Smith Jr.was formerly Vice-President and Controller of the firm, USE EXAMINER CLASSIFIEDS FOR BEST RESULTS NEXT TIME CALL KENWOOD'S scientific meet C.B.Purves, Hudson avenue, Westmount, chairman of the Department of Chemistry at McGill was among 46 department chairman and professors from 26 colleges atlending a two-day scien- tifie symposium this week at the Armstrong Cork Company's general office in Lancaster, Pa, C.A.Kinkier, professor of chemistry also represented Mee Gill, A lotal of 24 papers prepared by the company\u2019s research department in the fields of chemistry, chemical engineering and physics were presented at the meeting.Open Door Society plans event, May 22 The Open Door Society.a voluntary organization to encourage general acceptance of children of mixed racial background.will hold an inaugural fund raising party on May 22 at the home of Prof.and Mrs.M.Oliver.631 Grosvenor avenue, Gord Sinclair of CFOX will conduct an auction, refreshments will be served and entertainment provided.Westmount members of the Citizenship Committee of the Montreal Council of Women, were hostesses at the reception after the presentation of Canadian Citizenship papers to New Canadians this week, In her welcoming address which wus delivered in French and English, Mrs.Dunne, The Boulevard, said: \u2018On behall of the societies and the Montreal Council of Women, which represent over 100,000 women, who are interested in ail phases of community effort, | congratulate you ON SUCCESSfully completing the various steps leading to the granting of citizenship in Canada.\u201d \u201cThe certificate you are receiving today is a symbol and official acknowledgbent of your citizenship, In this respect the , Hearings on the petition to annual Westmount\u2019s zoning bylaw amendment which permits construction of the $20,000,000 .Westmount Centre complex will = When you have a local delivery problem, the smart thing to do is to call Kenwood's.Kenwood's care.That's why we provide a special local service, just for you.Our courteous, trained men will gladly pick up that heavy trunk or household item and deliver it wherever you wish.safely, without fuss or delay.Call Kenwood's.We'll take care of it\u2014for less than you think.IKKIENWOOD'S CARE KENWOOD'S WESTMOUNT TRANSFER & STORAGE LTD.- 933-1113 Over 60 years\u2019 experience.Agents for Allied Van Lines \u2018re-open Wednesday.Magistrate Court .expected to receive written arguments from both counsel for the City of Westmount and for the petitioner, Mrs.Diana Martin.The petition contends that rezoning to make way for the high | rise project was carried out illegally.It states that notice to the electors-proprietors was given seven days before the enactment instead of the statutory \u2018eight day delay.\u2018Two other points in support - For your own peace of mind learn all you can about cancer.Write or call your local unit of ' the Canadian Cancer Society.All information supplied is completely free.if you are over 35, have a regular physical checkup.Remember, if you should get : the disease.that your chances of a cure are good \u2014 and increasing all time.GRACIOUS LIVING IN NORWOOD KITCHENS A magnificent line of cabinets \u2014 styled and crafted in the tradition of fine furniture to bring exciting individuality to both modern and provincial styled kitchens.mme \u2014 LU) SERRE « © created ond instolled by: MULTIFORM LAMINATES LTD.SHOWROOMS: 894 Bloomfield Ave.Montreal, P.Q.SRE Bec WR SS Se NL EE Re, wig ant Tel: 625-1935 | x EN Injunction hearings re-open Wednesday Judge Victor Chabot is\u2019 by VALENTINA RAHR right to vote is now yours, and is your most important privilege and duty.But to become a full citizen in a democracy it means to take part as members of groups, whether local, professional or others, according to the needs and wishes for one own\u2019s wel- [ure and for the welfare of others.\u201d Judge Jean Deguire presided over the Court during the presentation of citizenship papers.Members of the Montreal Women's Council who were hostesses included: Mrs.A.W.D.Swan, president: Miss Helen Guiton, Mis.J.H.Dunne, Mrs.W.V.Dorothy George, Mrs.J.Low-Beer, Mrs.V, Rahr.Mrs.M.Abbott, past president, Falling Poles, clectrie wire .of the petition are still to be discussed.The petition contends ,contends (that.because the zon- \u2018ing affected two separate zones, [two notices should have been | sent for two separate meetings.The final contention is that all of the elector-proprietors in zones R4 and C4 should have! been called to the meeting.but \u201conly a portion were actually notified.; | x i Henig Obituary ; William M.Wilson | |! Funera) services for William M.Wilson.64.former manager., administration planning of Nor- | thern Electric Company Limited | were held Saturday at 11 am.from the D.A.Collins Chapel, - 5610 Sherbrooke street west.| Cemetery.| ; Mr.Wilson died at the Royal Victoria Hospital May 6 follow- | ing a brief illness.He is sur-|| Specializing in clothes made 1 \u2018vived by his wife.the former | Bennetta Long whom he married in 1923.' Born in Dundee.Scotland on, May 9.1900.Mr.Wilson receiv- | ed some of his early education ; | there before coming to Canada in 1910.He continued his education in Canada and the United States, later taking extension courses at Sir George Williams University.Mr.Wilson was employed by the Grand Trunk Railway as an office boy and junior clerk from 1913-1916.He joined Northern Electric in May 1920 as an accounts payable clerk.He subsequently worked in various accounting positions and was appointed personnel superintendent of the company's telephone division in 1943.In 1947, he was appointed senior accountant in general accounting and later chief methods accountant, His appointment as manager.admin- listration planning.industrial and publie relations came in 1957.He held this position until his retirement in May 1962.I During the first World War\" Lhe served as a gunner with the \u20188th Army Brigade CFA and saw \u2018service in England.France and Belgium.He was discharged on his return to Canada in April 1919.He was à member of North- \"ern Electric branch of the Royal [Canadian Legion.and a life member of the Northern Elec- trie Council Telephone Pioneers of America.| This Week in Westmount damage, shattered windowpanes trees and branches felled to the ground, potted plants upturned, drying laundry outside carried away for blocks, were some of the results of the heavy winds in Westmount this week.Wedding Bells this week for Lt.D.Harirson and Miss Beverley Anne Ross ., Royal Montreal Regiment, St.Catherine west, annual ball on Saturday attended by uniformed escorts accompanied swankly frocked ladies , .| Selwyn House student Jan Wyllie, and son of author John Wyllie, one of the winners_in the Royal Commonwealth Society essay contest.Awards were presented by the Duke of Devonshire .CNR President Donald Gorden, Edgehill road.attending official ceremonies of the opening of a new electro writer network this week .R.Keyserlingk, Cote St.Antoine road.predicting the loosening of Kremlin\u2019's group on Soviet Bloc countries due to the Moscow- Peking rift .Telephone and mail campaign to interest residents in Westmount this week to make official protestations against towering buildings in this area Miss Winnifred Wilson, gay in light blue summer coat and velvet flowered hat .Betty MacNeill Residential Agent in Westmount / Reol Estate Brokers 1331 Greene Ave.935 - 5401; Eves.: 489 - 0722 .interment was in Mount Royal: | \"' Suits, Coats.Furs and Dresses.J.ROMISH Ladies\u2019 & Men's CUSTOM TAILOR to measure from best materials.Also all kinds of tail oring including remodelling of 1239 Greene Avenue Phone: 932-0696 * A GET A PLUMBING CHECK-UP SOON Don't wait for plumbing er heating problems to develop.Let our experts inspect and repair or remodel your plumbing and heating soon.Call today.WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LTD.NEAL C.Cadorette \u2014 N.Lamoureux 206 Olivier Ave., Westmount WE.5-1189 24 HOURS SERVICE pape ye 2 i pe EE pps EE ee + + For AN Your ® PHOTOGRAPHY 4866 Sherbrooke St.W.HU.| AT VICTORIA ® PHOTO SUPPLIES ® PICTURE FRAMING ® Regular and Custom Photofinishing © ACME PHOTO Req'd.-1989 VOL.XXXVII.No.20 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, T H EfRAW East WOON : Y erie MAY 15, 1964 OHNMAN\u2019S ii STABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Woarchmohers JEWELLERS WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.cage » 35 PAGE THREE Rotary Carnival | set June 16-20 The Westmount Rotary Carni- | val will be held from June 16 | to 20 this year at the Muniei- | Mrs.M.Norris selected for study group Mrs.M.H, Norris, assistant | to the accountant at the Bank! of Montreal's Claremont avenue and Sherbrooke street | branch.has been chosen to attend the B of M's staff study | group for senior women bankers.The course will be held from May 19 to 29.and Mrs.Norris is | one of 14 women bankers from across Canada selected to attend.Mrs.Norris, who has been assistant to the accountant since 1962, joined the B of M in Verdun, in 1946, as a typist- clerk.The study group is the second of its kind to be given by the B of M and is designed to recognize the growing role being played by women in the daily operation of the bank.Lectures, workshops and discussions are planned to prepare | the ladies for further responsibilities at their branches and to acquaint them with the bank's operations at more than 935 branches in Canada.pal Skating Rink.Rotary President E.E.Mills announced this week.At least 50 members are now busy with the planning.By opening night they will have been joined by at least 500 volunteers from all over the island.This year there will be some 30 booths, featuring games of.skill or chance, bingo.a fish, pond and novelty booths.A - 1964 automobile will be drawn for\u2014tickets and available from Rotarians or at the carnival.Other prizes include dolls, lamps, blankets.hampers, and many more items.Last year year | about 12,500 prizes were given away.The carnival is strictly an amateur production.No professionals are engaged to assist members.It represents Rotary's only appeal for contributions for its charitable projects.! Members of the carnival executive committee are.E.E.' Mills.L.J.Stuart, W.F.Close, ! J.P.Burrows, P.R.Gosling, | R.MacKay and J.W.Glen.Rotary plans two trips for elderly Westmount Rotary's Ne Age\u201d committee, headed by D.White, have lined up bus trips | | of Father Dowd's Memorial The course will be held in the B of M's new staff training.centre in the new 34-storey C-I-L House building in the heart of downtown Montreal.MONTREAL'S FINEST \u201cThe Red Door To Dining Pleasure 8105 Decarie Blvd.Phone 735-1601 rib\u2019n reef w COLLECTORS\u2019 CENTRE Antiques NOW OPEN AT 4114 St.Catherine W.(Corner Gladstone) Specializing in early electrical fixtures Phone: 932-0688 Home.House at St.Hilaire on Thursday, May 14, leaving Montreal at 10:30 a.m, Also planned is a bus trip for the Royal Montreal , ment Drill Hall.members of the Westmount |! Friendship Club to visit Hem- | mingford for the Apple Blossom: ' Festival on May 20, leaving Victoria Hall at 10 a.m.They will visit Dieppe | tion of the No.1 Rink becomes: a playground The Artificial Ice Rink will again be used as an indoor playground this will contain shuffleboards, badminton and basketball courts and will be available for roller skating from time to time, recreation department officials announced.Last summer.unseasonable temperatures and above average rainfall led to the rink \u2018 being used in this manner for the first time.\u2018Without the building, a useful summer program would not have been possible.\u201d the officials said.summer.It.INSPECTION Squadron Leader D.V.Tempest, officer commanding the 104 Communications Flight at the St.RCAF base, reviews cadet members of the No.Hubert | West Montreal Squadron at their annual inspection Monday at the RMR.In No 1 Squadron Inspection Borris Grek is top Air Cadet Over 200 observers, and luncheons for the residents turned up Monday night to witness the annual inspec-, (West Montreal) Squadron, Royal ; Canadian Air Cadets held in Regi- Squadron leader D.V.Tempest, officer commanding the 104 Communications Flight at the RCAF base at St.Hubert re- the past training year.Cadet WO Peter Andreas, won | the Ross Grafton Musketry Tro- i phy for the top marksman in the squadron, Cadet WO Mark Quesnel, won the Mack Truck for outstanding viewed the 71 cadets on parade: and praised the squadron for its, performance.i He later presented the Tud Hope Trophy for the most profi., cient cadet in all subjects on the Fit.training syllabus to Cadet Sgt.Borris Grek.History of Squadron (See Page 7) Most proficient cadet in navigation was Cadet Sgt.Jack Ramanowski who received Pathfinders trophy.Cadet WO !.S.Brown, won the Westmount Trophy for the cadet voted most worthy by his fellow cadets.Cadel Flt.Sgt.David Waddell.received the Commanding Offi- | cers Trophy for the cadet who ; has shown the most progress over ; posc of SHOCKING FISH FORT WILLIAM, Ont.(CP) \u2014 The regional fish and wildlife service plans to conduct a survey of the fish population.using a 117- volt electric fish checker.Elee- trodes are placed in the water and any fish swimming between them is stunned, counted, then released to recover.Main pur the survey will be to evaluate trout population in district streams.the assistance to the squadron, Cadet Cpl.Kem Hur won the model competition with his Spit- | fire entry.Closings announced City Hall and Library will be Monday, May 18, in observance of Victoria Day.; The Atwater Library, 1200 At- | water avenue will be closed both Saturday and Monday.There will be no garbage collection on that day.Collections normally scheduled at that time will be made on Tuesday May 19, | The Westmount Examiner office will be closed all day Monday.Fake bank inspectors Westmount Police this week urged residents to look out for fake bank inspectors, who have apparently returned to this area.An elderly woman despositor i at the Royal Bank branch at Victoria and Sherbrooke was a recent victim of the racket, losing $960.She told police that she received a call from à man posing as a bank inspector who asked her to help an investigation of account frauds by withdrawing $950 from her own ac- ; count.The man picked up the money.| promising to redeposit it within an hour or two.It was the | ast she saw of it.Last Friday a depositer at the Royal Bank branch at Papineau and Mount Royal avenues was similiary tricked out of $1.600.Westmount Police warned all depositors approached in this | manner ta check with their bank managers and notify the police.| Westmount the Public closed VETERAN NEED À CAB! UN.6-4551 TAXI ASS'N.LA 2 Shows Nightly na musical tnt J) Puzo GAY Produced by JACK GREENWALD CAFE ANDRE 2077 VICTORIA ST.(Near Eaton's) Dinner from B p.m.Cover Charge For reservations, phone VI.9- 5038 In the Dining Room: Folk Singing with G \u201cWe accommodate Groups, Weddings\" UY PILLEUTR LES VEUT YL Examiner Serving the City ef Westmornt since 1935 HUGH R.MOUNT, General Manager Printed and Published Every Friday by MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7005 Kildore Road, Montreal 29 John W.Sancton Hugh E.McCormick President and Publisher hairman Éditorial \u2014 Accounting \u2014 Circulation Display Advertising Departments 481-2771 Classified Advertising \u2014 8:30 am.to 5 p.m.Daily (To 8:30 p.m.Mon,, Tues.& Wed.) 481-0451 The Examiner aims to be an independent, olean newspaper for the bome.devoted to public service.Mail subscriptions: $2.50 per year: $1.26 half year.Five cents a copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, Quebec Newspapers Association, Canadian Community Newspapers Representatives.Authorized as Second Class Mall by the Post Office Department, Ottaws and for payment of postuge in cash.The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 15, 1964 4 We Say Educational regimentation I\" is pleasant to hear from Mr.Wirtz, secretary of Jabor in the Johnson cabinet, that young people should be kept at school compulsorily until they reach the age of eighteen.The idea is that this would reduce the working force and thereby lower the number of people who are unemployed.The reason this suggestion is received favorably is that it is nice to know that they have such silly people in high places in the United States.From time to time Canadian statesmen, so- called, propose something that is weird and nonsensical.Such people need company and to this distinguished company of Canadians Mr.Wirtz is now nominated.The idea of keeping young people in school against their will until they reach the age of eighteen would not do the children any good.There is a certain amount of schooling that every individual must take.He must.if he is of any intelligence at all, be able to read and write and do sums.Then there are other youngsters either unable or unwilling to go any further.These are better out trying to earn their living, or partially earn their living, than sitting in school waiting for that day when the calendar says they're sixteen and they can tell the teachers and hte principal that they're off on their own.If the leaving age is raised to eighteen, there will b ean expense to the taxpayer, which is bad enough, but the real problem is that there will be an increase in the number of young people requiring psychiatric treatment.A compulsory idleness is an evil under any circumstances.Sitting in school learning nothing and not wanting to learn anything is compulsory idleness.Mr.Wirtz, bless his political soul, did direct at- YOU SAY Assistance helps Temple Sir, During the course of the past several years, it has been my privilege to serve as President of Temple Beth Sholom.Working with me and the cause of our Congregation have been men and women of enthusiasm and dedication to the cause of our people, community and country.We have been very much assisted in our efforts by the wonderful co-operation which we have received from you and your paper.Please accept our grateful thanks for your generous and invaluable assistance to us during the course of the past years, and more particularly the most recent one.H.Wolfe, President RE tention to the fact that many jobs today require more training than did similar jobs a generation ago.But compulsory schooling rarely makes for skill.The man or woman who requires the skill for a job and has the ambition will acquire the necessary qualifications without regimentation by the educationists.At WMA Question period is popular A popular feature of (he Westmount Municipal Association Open Meeting Tuesday night was the question and answer period.Association President R.L.Hunter answered some of the queries and directed others for further study by the WMA executive.A sampling of questions and answers follows: Q How much has the widening of Dorchester cost up lo date?A.About $4,000,000.Q.Has the Association considered the possibility of pro- molting low cost dwellings in lower Westmount, like Prospect House, for elderly residents who want to end their lives in Westmount?A.We'll refer the question to an executive meeting.Q.Has any thought been given to the increased population of schoolchildren from the new developments?With both Kings and Queens Schools closed is there adequate room for an influx?A.Unfortunately, West- mount is now a member of the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal so the question is entirely outside our sphere.Q.What plans or sketches or other information concerning the West End Plaza were submitted to City Council before May 4, date of the first reading of the re-zoning amandment?A.(Mayor Drury) Comprehensive plans covering all facets were submitted to the city engineers for study.Q.Has City Council inquired into the financial ability of the West End Plaza Pool to open .(Continued from page 1) recreation department identification card which is required for admission to all local facilities.Cards issued last year are still valid.New residents and others who wish to use the facilities for the first time may obtain one at the Artificial Ice Rink, Monday through Friday from 9 am.to 5 p.m.Applicants are required to furnish two pictures of themselves 1%.x 1'%¢, together with proof of residence in West- mount.developers?A.(Mayor Drury) 1 have made a personal inquiry and found their financial abilities to be sufficient.Q.In order to increase membership, would the WMA consider arranging for the club dues to be paid at branches of certain banks?A.We don't want to put the association in the same category as the metered gas companies, but we will coms- sider it.Q.Is there an overall plan for the development of lower Westmount?A.The Bland Report issued in 1960 outlined a master plan of sorts, but it is impossible to forsee all changes.Hon.C.M.Drury OTTAWA \u2014 On two occasions last week, opposition parties in the House called for confidence votes in an effort to bring down the Pearson government.On both occasions, the tests were won by the government, as they were on seven previous occasions since the beginning of the current session of Parliament.Special to to the exam Because these votes of confidence arise at frequent intervals, 1 thought you may be interested in learning how they come about and what they mean exactly.During each sesion of Parliament, the opposition gets a number of opportunities to bring down the government.It can vote it out of office during the debate on the speech from the Throne and during the budget debate.It can also vote it out on any of the six supply motions introduced by the government.Supply motions In order to have estimates approved for each of its de- PA er \u2018A FLAG WE CAN ALL SALUTE' Your MP reports from Ottawa partments, the government must first begin by introducing supply motions.The first covers six departments; the next four cover three departments each and the last one covers all remaining departments.This year, for instance, our first supply motion came up on April 20.It enabled us to introduce estimates for the following departments; agriculture, external affairs, northern afairs and natural resources, citizenship and immigration, labour and public works.Last week, our supply motion concerned estimates for my department, the postmaster general and the department of transport.Now, on each occasion, opposition parties take this opportunity to introduce amendments to the government motion.Last week for instance, the main amendment sought to overthrow the government on the basis that it had not found ways to improve the low water level on the Great Lakes.This may seem to be a strange reason to invoke to beat a government out of office, but it is actually what happened, It was defeated by a vote of 141 to 78.Between now and the end of the current session, there will be four more votes of this kind.Each time, the opposition will pick a subject \u2014 keeping it secret until the last minute so as not to forewarn the government side, Other votes There are other votes taken in the House from time fo time.Each legislation introduced by the government may be submitted to a vote.But even if a particular piece of legislation is voted down in the House, it does not affect the government's tenure of office.Neither do votes taken to reverse a ruling handed down by the Speaker of the House, By actual count, there has been an amazingly high number of votes taken in the House since the liberal government took office a year ago.During the 1963 session, they totalled 45 in all.So far this year, we have had 16.Needless to say, we have won them all.I would imagine that there will be many, many more before we are able to complete our program for the current session.Hon.C.M.Drury, MP Minister of Industry 17 Part of the near capacity crowd of over 400 who turned up Tuesday night at Victoria Hall for the annual Spring meeting of the Westmount Municipal Association is shown.Retiring president J.H.Richer [in left foreground] two members-at-large to serve on the civic nominating committee.Fo at RAA pe N x 3 D 5 NEARLY PACKED is conducting nominations for | Archdeacon Naylor to retire Well-known West End pector post at McGill.later at the Moot.; aud long-time Examiner religous! real Anglican Diocesan Theolo- colunmist, Archdeacon R.Ken-| gical College, then went to the ! neth Naylor, of Trinity Memorial Protestant School Board of Great- | Church, has announced his retire-|er Montreal, à period as farmer- \u201cment after 24 years as a rector.parish priest in Rawdon, and his Archdeacon Naylor began his appointment as vector of Trinity career in 1906 with a teaching , Memorial.ORTHWAY DRIVE-IN THEATRE 7 7 fa RR JUNCTION OF ROUTE 11 AND NORTHWAY \u2014 DIRECTLY IN CHAMPLAIN, N.Y.862 CAR CAPACITY | FIRST SHOW STARTS AT 8:30 P.M.FIRST FEATURE RERUN EVERY FRI.- SAT, & SUN.Adults 80 \u2014 THURS., FRI, SAT.HARRY SALTZMAN uo ALBERT R SROCLUC) masser WAR FLEMING'S FROM RUSSIA -| WITH LCVE | Admission: Children under 12 FREE May 14-15-16 VINCENT PRICE in Nathaniel Hawthorne's Rotary \u2018adopts\u2019 Colombian boy The Rotary Club of Westmount has financially \u2018\u2018adopted\u2019\u2019 Jose Cantonio Fonseca, a 9 year old Colombian boy through Foster Parents\u2019 Plan, Montreal.They will contribute $16 a month for the child's support for at least a year.Monthily letters are being received from overseas, both original and translation.In it a Foster Child may describe how it feels suddenly to have shoes on Modern science has accomplished much to make cancer patients more comfortable and to prolong their lives by means of drugs.But, as yet there is no known drug that will cure cancer.You can support cancer research by contributing to the Canadian Cancer Society's April campaign.ery 1h dhs 3 Dr let your faucets Fail this summer Coll us\u2014wo'll send A perfect plumber.JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinsen PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 his feet, a mattress to sleep on instead of a dirt floor, and the comfort of a fuil stomach.He always reports on -his progress at school, Letters from his Foster Parent, both original and translation, are treasured.Jose Antonio will now be able to go to school.He is one of a large family ridden by a poverty which crushes body and spirit.Father in jail, Mother earns $5.00 Jose Antonio has three brothers: Hernando (8), Paulo (2) and Alvaro (10 months old) and two sisters: Hilda (3) and Maria Leonor (1).Their father, Manuel Fonseca, is a mason by trade.He is in jail now because he accidentally hurt a man in a fight and now it is the mother, Maria Helena Fernandez, who tries to support the children by working as a laundrywomen.Ehe is not too experienced at the work and in any case the many poor women compete for it fiercely.The mother get about two days a week and earns $5.00 a month.This is supplemented by a dole of $4.00 a month from charity .in other words, the whole family has barely 30¢ a day to live on.Most of the money is spent for food, as you would expect.It buys no more than the poorest and cheapest food and not too much of that.They eat corn soup, bread and drink aqua de panela, water flavored with brown sugar.Soap costs about 60¢ a month and candles another 60g.Fortunately they don\u2019t, at present, have to pay rent.The owner of the place where they live, in pity on their misfortune, has let them stay in his house rent free.The family lives in bario Benjamin Herrera, in northern Ba- gota.They have one room with a rusted tin roof, walls of unfired brick and a floor of the naked earth.In it are two shaky old beds and a crib.They have no blankets ad huddle under old clothing at night.The room is damp and fetid.There is no electricity, no light, no water, no washing place, no toilet.In a corner of the room they have a small charcoal burner where the mother prepares the day's ration of corn gruel.TWICE TOIP TAIES\u201d TECHMCOLON omen SEAN CONNER as JAMES BOND Jz (OS 15.2 VANTED ARTISTS SUN.MON., TUES.McLINTOCK | 3 NEW HOUSES Westmount Council has approved the redivision of lot on Kensington avenue into three\u2018 new lots.The owner of the pro- MAY 17-18-19 CHILDREN OF THE perty.John Minty.proposes to Technicolor DAMNED construct three terraced houses, with John Wayne with lea Mendry sketches of which were approv- Maureen O'Hare Alen Bade! ed by the Architectural Commission on April 1.Rw ria a adie 66] saved enough with my termPlan loan to buy the model I wanted 99 Yes \u2014many car buyers find their financing costs less when they finance in advance at the Royal, so that they have more money to spend on the car itself.A Royal Bank termDian loan puts buying power, bargaining power in your pocket \u2014 lets you shop around for the best deal.Use your credit this businesslike way, To finance a car or any other big purchase, the first thing to do is see Royal Bank about a life-insured termPlan loan.Typical low-cost termplan loans You receive You repay over Monthly payment s 500 12 months $ 43.93 $2,000 30 months $ 75.44 $3,600 36 months $115.73 & Finance in advance at ROYAL BANK Over 75 Branches in Montreal and District v961 \u2018S| AON \u2018Aopis4 \u2018aoutwoxg junoussam 941 G The Westmount Examiner.Friday, May 15, 1964 6 WHS graduation event scheduled for May 22 By MARCY PELLY May twenty-second is a big day at Westmount Iigh.In the morning will be the traditional assemblies at which the out going Students\u2019 Council President is presented a gavel and the awards and presentations, such as the prizes for the Vox Ducum Literary and Art Contest, and the ath- letie crests are made.In the afternoon of the 22nd is the graduation ceremony follow ed by a tea.Students then leave by bus tor dinner on St.Helen's Island.They return to the graduation dance, a movie, and the parties afterward.These festivities last all night.As usual at the end of the year, there are the windings up of most clubs and activities.The Vox Ducum, school yearbook is interviewing candidates for next year's staff.The Purple'n'White school newspaper has chosen its executive for next year: Dwighl Druick Editor: Sherry Lynn Simon Assistant Editor and Barbara Baig Junior Editor.The last issue for this year which is Loyola award John McManu John McManus, a senior St.Leo's Academy student, was this week awarded a four-year Loyola Scholarship for next September.In all 355 buys representing 81 different schools competed in the recent combination schol- arship-entrance examination.John McManus was one cight winners, of being professionally printed, should be out early next week, On Tuesday the Alumnae and the Old Boys Asociations came to thé school to hold assemblies for the girls and boys.The main pur- puse of these assemblies was voting for the annual Award of Honour which is presented each year to the boy and girl in the graduating class who are elected by their fellow \u2018grade II) students at the one best combining the qualities of scholarship, leadership.and sportsmanship.Miss Wren, who is retiring after working for the Westmount School Board for 42 years, was presented a gift.Wheelchair donors sought Mrs.Evelyn G.Opal, president of the Montreal Association for Multiple Sclerosis, a victim of multiple sclerosis herself, has received many requests from MS patients who are desperately in need of wheelchairs.Mrs.Opal is appealing to the public.Is there anyone \u2014 anywhere \u2014 who had a wheelchair in their attic or basement which is not in use \u2014 would they donate it to help a handicapped person who cannot afford to buy their own ?For further information please cali Mrs.Opal at 484-9028 or 482- 4269.Unity to hold ~ \u2018Whist\u2019 May 25 I The Ladies Auxiliary of the Unity Boys' Club of Westmount will hold a \u2018\u2018Military Whist\u201d at \u201cthe Club.1090 Greene avenue, on ; Monday.May 25, starting at 8:00 , p.m.A large number of prizes will be available for distribution to , the winning tables and refreshments will be served.The funds dericed from the \u2018Whist' will be used exclusively for the benefit of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club.The Ladies Auxiliary during the past ten years have rendered many valuable services and donated much needed materials and equipment.AI] the kitchen utensils, plates, cups, saucers, knives, BY APPOINTMENT TO WER MAJESTY QUEEN ELIZABETH NH SUPP IENS OF CANADIAN CLUR' WHISKY MEAN WALNER 8 SONS LIMITED ASK FOR \u2018THE BEST IN THE HOUSE\" Canadian Clé by HIRAM WALKER THE Loki WHISKY IN THE WORLD SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL « - 0 m \u2018BERLITZ s E SUMMER COURSES > - for 3 5 E CHILDREN & STUDENTS > 2 French - Italian - German - Spanish - Russian w * SPECIAL R ; : ATES ° - 5 For information 3 ä coll MR.MATTE! - 3 VI.5- 1161 3 > SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL & for the forthcoming season XS forks and spoons are some of the contributions made by the Auxiliary as well as a generous amount of table games and physical equipment.They also provide the transportation for the annual trip to the Granby Zoo, this year, taking place on June 25.The group has also been called upon to render catering services at the Annual Father and Son and Mother and Daughter Banquets and other seasonal dinners and luncheons.Supporting the Ladies Auxiliary at their annual Military Whist means a big support for the boys and girls of the community.The Executive of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club Ladies Auxiliary is as folows: President: Mrs.A.Laflamme.Vice-President: Mrs.M.Warren.Treasurer: Mrs, L.Curtis.Secretary: Mrs.F.Everett.Telephone Secretary: Mrs.F.Kitchen.Past President: Mrs.D.Norris, and Mrs.B.Moore, Mrs.Y.Melanson, Mrs.E.Norris and Mrs.L.Rountree.VE2CUB RADIO CLUB Larry Coote, a member of Arthur Strange's Radio Club at Unity was recently awarded a C.W.Morse Code) proficiency Certificate at the Annual Inspection of the Royal Canadian Corps of Signal Cadet Corps.Another member of the Club.Wayne Buckingham teamed with Larry Coote to win the Wireless Trophy.Both boys are enrolled in the Radio Course currently being conducted at the Unity Boys\u2018 Club.ON | SPORTS NEWS The Club is busily engaged these days in signing up players in baseball, softball and track and field.Peter Dawson, Gary Repta and Allan Bechard are assisting Boys\u2019 Worker Chuck Tyler in organizing these sports.Bascball will be competitive with the U.B.C.Bantam Champions defending their City of Montreal Bantam Title, the Softball team will play inter-club and also participate in a Club House League while all the tracksters will be preparing for the Eleventh Annual Unity Boys\u2019 Club Track and Field Meet which takes place at the Westmount Athletic Grounds on Saturday, May 30.TICKETS FOR CIRCUS It\u2019s not too late to sign up for the trip to the Maurice Richard Arena on May 19, for the big Hamid-Morton Circus.Free transportation and free admission is available to anyone in Westmount and St.Henry that would like to go.Everyone is asked to preregister at the Club.GRANBY Z00 There is waiting room only now for anyone wanting to go to the Granby Zoo on Thursday.June 25.The trip is sponsored by the Club's Ladies Auxiliary.CITY OF WESTMOUNT 7 GARBAGE COLLECTION Householders are notified that there will be no garbage collection on Victoria Day, May 18, 1964, Collections normally scheduled for this day will be made on Tuesday, May 19th, 1964.J.R.DAYE, P.Eng.City Engineer Announcing Lufthansa\u2019s new Pick-a-Tour program Your Travel Agent can now offer you the most sensible and simple way of arranging a trip anywhere in the world.Planned specifically according 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round-trip Economy Class fares from New York, and include surface transportation, most meals, and hotels based on double occupancy rate, AN fares based on tarifls in effect April 1, 1964 and subject lo government approval, See your Travel Agent and our Pick-a-Tour Program for the perfect tour tailored exactly 10 your wants.\u2014\u2014 nt a ie Sar PE a PH SS SE SS A Sa St Se Po Tr Sr Sa So LUFTHANSA German Airlines, 1250 Peel St.Montreal, 861-4747 Please send me more information about these Lufthansa Tours, | have checked the following: C1 ABC Tour of Europe [J Middle Esstern BudJet Cruise {1 Belkan Tours D North Africa J Holy Land DO Scandinavie Name Address City My Lufthansa Travel Agent is VE LUFTHANSA SCERMAN AIRLINES WE-3 Use Examiner Classifieds for best results Westmount students started 1 Squadron during 2nd War The history of No.1 Squadron dates from the earliest days of the Second World War, when the students of Westmount High School voted in favor of being associated with the RCAF.Through this Air Force interest, a group of Westmount citizens, led by Major Hugh M.Scott.M.C.G.\u2018Bunny! Foster and SIL, H.P.Illsley, brought the wishes\u2019 of these students to the fore.These men were anxious to be of service to the fighting RCAF and made representations to the Department of National Defence, especially through the good of-' fices of the late Mayor Walter A.Merrill, Q.C.who had many in-, terview with Air Minister Power.At this time the idea of an Air Cadet League was beginning to take shape and embryo squad-' rons were already functioning at Vancouver and Port Hope under the Cadet Services of Canada.Helped form Air Cadets | The Westmount sponsors play-; \u201cthe former A history peak war time enrollment bered over 600 cadets.A record number of No.! graduates served in Canada\u2019s armed | forces, in which many of them later gave their lives for their country.Meanwhile, others returned from active duty and served as officers of the revitalized No.| : West Montreal» Squad- : ron, as it was renamed to encompass a larger part of west- end Montreal.The new squadron, reactivated in the Fall of 1947.1 was sponsored by the Air Force! Veterans Association, Quebec Branch 84 of the Canadian Legion.| With a strength of over 150, cadets, a fine trumpet band.and | a group of all ex-RCAF officers | and instructors, the new unit] showed all the same signs of matching the achievements of its predecessors.! The Commanding Officer of this rejuvinated squadron was W/C W.G.(Wally) Conrad, DFC, and bar hero of the Battle of Britain, followed by.nume- ed a leading part in discussions ' S/L Hugh 8S.Greene.who was an\u2019 leading up to the formation of! Air Cadet with the original squad- the Air Cadet League of Canada and were later rewarded when this squadron was designated as No.I.tI is interesting to note that the first president of the | new organization was George B.Foster.K.C.DFC, and the Commanding Officer was S/L H.(Peter lllsley, the former of the RAF and the latter a veteran of the RFC.both these and many other gentlemen more than eager to serve their country again.The continuing interest of the original C.0.is evidenced by the fact that he has since served as Provincial Chairman in Quebec and more recently.National President.This energetic C.0.gathered around him a group of effi-' cient officers.many of them.ex RAF and was backed by this same group of prominent citizens on his civilian committee.The unit.then called No.1° (Westmount Squadron, proceeded Lo operate through the support of an active committee and public spirited organization.which raised funds for uniforms and equipment.Due to these efforts.the Squadron flourished and grew ta.encompass all senior schools in the City of Westmount and its STILL TIME TO PLANT EVERGREENS | ' Choose your Nursery stock from Canada's largest and finest selection WE ALSO OFFER COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERVICE | | SHERIDAN NURSERIES - St.Laurent, Que.S: 744-2451 NG: 744-2020 pilot.John \"tory.: tival.| place in the piano competition \"650 Montée de Liesse, | ron.The Civilian Committee is headed by Mr.A.Ross Gralton, a former instructor of the eWst.mount Squadron, ex-RFC, who: has also served as Chairman of | 1 } i the Quebec Provincial Committee.RCAF careers for many As was true in the war years.| many fine youths from No.1 saw a career in the RCAF and are.serving their country in time of | peace.An example of this is the story of ex-cadet John Stuart, | who completed his college education at Royal Military College.| Kingston, now serving as a S/L, The example of this cadet who graduated from No.1 in] 1949 was soon to be followed by, many other youths from this, | and many other, squadrons across: the country.| In 1952 this unit was awarded the AOC's trophy instigated for.squadron proficiency in the Que-: bec and Ottawa Valley area.As rewards, as many cadets from this unit represented their coun- ; try on the exchange program.In addition, our trophy case reflects | many first and second sport shields attained alt summer camps.i Once again in 1958 the.squad- ; ron, under the command of S/L H.Barnes, also a former cadet and RCAF officer.won the covetted AOC's trophy and.at this point in the Squadron's his- was being awarded an \"average of three Flying Scholar-! ships per year.Following his\u2018 tenure of office the squadron was commended by S/L lan S.Mec- Donald.both of whom now serve as active Directors of the Quebec Provincial Committee.The immediate past Command.' ing Officer.S/L A.J.Yowe, took: over from S/L lan S.McDonald | and, during his etnure of office, Cadets F/sgt.Gerald Preston won! the Canadian Pacific Airlines Award.a trip to Hawaii, F/Sgt.High honors for Diane Boucher Diane Boucher, a 13 year old St.Paul's Academy student, was a recent high award winner in finals of the Quebec Music Fes- She obtained a percentage of : 90% in the finals to win first al Victoria Hall.Travelling to Rimouski to participate in the Quebec finals with top-ranking young pianists from all over the province, she }- -No.1 grew with ago.so did the! | Police will \u2018firmly\u2019 inforce dog by-law Westmount Police said this Regulations state Peter Donheyer won the Banker dou, while aot in the Bates Trophy lor Best Exchange, Cadet and F/Sgt, Donald Barnes topped the RCAF Flying Scholar-' ship candiadtes for the Tud Hope\u2018 Trophy.Unfortunately, this trophy was won by a civilian pilot for the first time since the trophy was originated in 1950.It is worthy of note that this squadron week that they intend to trmdy UIE any inforce\u201d the tuw which requires company of its Keeper or a mem ber ot ats Keeper's household, as owners to keep their dogs on a found - in leash in public place ans publie place, or aces, .on auv private property without In spite of a recent uew letter the consent ot the owner.occu pant or possessor of such private property.the keeper of such dog.as well as the person who caused article urging dog-owners to co operate.the departments has re- A , wrted an increase ber of has never had a Flying Scholar.! cased number oF J dog to be mm such place, ship failum, while cach candidate complaints about dogs.it was shall be deemed to have mlringed has passed with an easy margin.noted tins by-law From CGE, push-button electric mowing comes of age to pamper lawns and people too! 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It has more than enough power to let you cut a wide 18 swath with nothing more than a gentle push.After the lawn is barber neat, the new CGE power mower folds up to become the most portable mower of any kind you have ever seen Trims close wheels are inside cutting circle Starts and stops with push-button ease Hangs on the wall! @ CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC placed third with a high average.GENERAL ELECTRIC LAWNMOWERS ON SALE AT ALL PASCAL HARDWARE STORES P2414 \u2018st ADN \u2018AOpiig \u2018JdUIWIOXF jUNOIISIAA SU] L The Westmount Exominer, Friday, May 15, 1964 8 ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount he Mev'd.Alex.Mellor, Rector Fhe Rev'd.Canon 3.B.Lindsay.Mon.Assistant Edward T.Brown, Organist and Cholrmaster Sunday, May 17th WHITSUNDAY 8:00 an.Holy Eucharist 10:35 am, Mattins (sald) 11:00 an.Sunday School 11:00 am.Solemn Eucharist 100 pm.Evensong Weekdayn: Holy Eucharist 7:00 an.Tuesdoy.Thursday 8:00 a.m.Friday 9:30 am.Wednesday » Si.MATTHIAS ~~ CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill The Rev'd.J.N, Doidge.Rector The Rev'd, Canon Gilbert Oliver Hon.Ass't, Sunday, May 17th WHITRUNDAY Holy Communion Mattins with Sermon Holy Communion and Sermon Morning Preacher: Archdeacon P.B.Ellis Sup\u2019t.Columbia Coast Mission Evensong with Sermon Preacher The Rector Wednesday EMBER DAY Holy Communion 8:00 a.m.9:30 sum.11:00 sen.7:30 pan, 10:00 aun, Organist & Choirmaster: Norman W.(urrie, ARCO.ARCM.F.T.CL.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS, Sunday, May 17th 11:00 am Church Service Lesson - Sermon Subject: MORTALS AND IMMORTALS Golden Text: Ephesians 5:14, Awake thou that sleepest, and arise from the dead, and Christ shall give thee light.EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 pm.Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM In the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 2 to 4 p.m.; Wednesday 6:30 to 8:00 p.m, © LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 285 Clarke Ave, Westmount Wm.¢.Nolting, B.D., Pastor Lydia Eibich \u2014 Organist Sunday, May 17th 10:00 a.m.Senior Sunday School 11:00 a.m.Regular Service 11:00 a.m.Junior Sunday Schoo) and Nursery _ PRESBYTERIAN _ MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 349 Melville Avenue Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A, B.D.Minister Sunday, May 17th 11:00 a.m, Church school 11.00 a.m.Public Worship The Minister will preach, Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster Rev.SYNAGOGUES TEMPLE EMANUEL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, May 15th at 8 pan, Annual Commencement Excreises High School Department, Religious School.SIHABUOTIS AND CONFIRMATION SERVICES Sunday Morning, May 17th at 9:30 a.m.Charge to the Confirmants and Blessings by Rabbi Dr.Hurry J.Stern.CONFIRMATION DINNER AND SOCIAL Sunday Evening, May 17th, 6:30 p.m.Grover Auditorium.Graduation Dinner Dance.Saturday Evening, May 16th, 7 p.m, OPERATION MEMBERSHIP We are now listing new members for the new Temple season.For information concerning communicate with Temple Wellington 17-3575.UNITARIAN The Unitarian Church Of Montreal CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) Sunday, May 17th 11:00 a.m.Guest Preacher: Prof.K.A.C.Elliott McGill University \u201cA HUNDRED FLOWERS\" \u2014 A VISIT TO CHINA Minister: Rev.Leonard Mawson, B.A., B.D.affilintion Office, 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.UNITED St.AIT g WESTMOUNT {1104 Cote St.Antoine Rd.near Argyle Ave.) MINISTERS \u2018ev.Daniel M.Grant, B.A., D.D.\u2018ev.Douglas Mouland, B.A., B.D.Miss Valerie Lewis, Dir.E, Ed.Gordon White, B.Mus., Organist Sunday, May 17th FAMILY WEEK CONCLUDED 11:00 a.m.\"GIVE US \u2014 BETTER HOMES\u201d \u2014 Sermon by Dr.Grant 7:00 p.m.$5 ANDREW'S FIRE ÿ SIDE Co Goloured film on nta VISITORS WELCOME 1 ! DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.and Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.R.Douglas Smith, B.A.B.D., D.D.Rev.Roy P.Stafford, B.A, B.D.Mra.Helly E.Davidson Sunday, May 17th 11:00 a.m, MORNING WORSHIP Sermon \u201cTHE EVER PRESENT GOD\" \u2014 Rev, R.Douxlas Smith, DD.\u2014- Evening Services Withdrawn \u2014 Organist and Choitmaster: Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.Westmount Park Church or.Lansdosne and Weatern Aves: Minister: Rev.Callum Thompson, C.D.B.A, BD.Dir.of Christian Education: Miss Heatrice Maclean, B.A, M.R.E Sunday, May 17th 11:00 a.m.Church School in Westmount \u201cY\u201d MORNING MORSHIP AND SERMO The Minister ill preach «No Evening Vesper Service until the Fal Organist and Cholrmaster Mr.Wayne Riddell.B.Mus.11:00 a.m.BAPTIST Member Baptist Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.11:00 a.m, 7:30 p.m, BYPU: Friday, 8:00 p.m.; Sc VISITORS ALWA WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH end Canadian Baptist Federation\" Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Minister: Rev.Harold J.Baisdon, B.A., B.Th.Organist & Choir Master: John Cook SUNDAY MAY 17th \u201cTHE QUEST FOR LIFE\" \u201cRELIGION AND YOUTH\" Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m, World Alliance hureh A.Johnston, B.A., D.D.hool: Sunday: 10 & 11 a.m.YS WELCOME Christion Science Bible discussion sermon theme When the Bible describes human existence as a dream, is this meant as poetry, or should it be tuken literally?This question will be gone into at the services in Christian Science churches this Sunday, in the weekly Lesson-Sermon entitled \u201cMortals and Immortals.\u201d The text will be taken from Ephesians: \u201cAwake thou that sleep- est, and arise from the dead, and Christ shall give thee light.\u201d Relevant selections from \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy will included: \u201cMortal existence is a dream; mortal existence has no real entity, but saith \u2018It is I.\u2019 Spirit is Ego which never dreams, but understands all things; which never errs, and is ever conscious; which never believes but knows which is never born and never dies.\u201d Fair can bring together the two cultures, Pratt tells St.Matthias\u2019 group John Pratt, former mayor of Dorval and former member of the Federal Parliament, addressed the Women's Association of St.Matthias Church yesterday noon on the subject of the Expo \u201867 and saw the World's Fair as an opportunity for the bringing together of \u2018\u2018the two main language groups of this country in a gigantic task, involving tremendous co-operative effort, and offering the hope of even greater reward in achievement and mutual understanding.\u201d By chance his words had extra weight, as he spoke in a church whose front door had been damaged by an FLQ bomb a year before less one day.Pratt, star of the World War Two Navy Show, had his past paraded before him by his in- troducer, Mrs.V.Wilson-Smith, St.Matthias\u2018 The preacher at the 9.30 a.m.and 11 o\u2019clock services on Sunday, May 17 in St.Matthias\u2019 Church, West- mount, will be Archdeacon P.R.Ellis, Superintendent of the Columbia Coast Mission.One of the activities of this Mission of the Anglican Church is the use of a fleet of ships which visit outposts along the west coast Bird lovers re-elect Mrs.G.Montgomery Mrs, George H.Montgomery, Westmount avenue, was this week re-elected president of the Province of Quebec Society for the Protection of Birds at a meeting held Monday at the Atwater Library.Other officers elected were: Dr.1.A.McLaren and M.D.Spencer, vice-presidents, Miss G.E.Hib- bard, honorary treasurer, and Miss R.S.Abbott, honorary secretary.New members of the board were: J.Boulva, J.E.Brennan, G.Lebrun and J.W.Robinson.Storm damage is \u2018moderate\u2019 The week-end storm which brought gale-force winds, guesting at times to 80 miles an hour, acros the city caused only \u201cmoderate\u201d damage in West- mount, city officials reported.Three small sections of the city lost electrical power for short periods.The winds uprooted small trees on the mountain and scattered branches along the streets but police re- ported no accidents as a result, What is cancer?The Canadian Cancer Socicty tells us it is a group of diseases characterized by the disorganized growth of abnormal body cells.These cells can be identified by observation under a microscope.The cause of this behaviour remains un- known.B.C.mission leader is preacher Sunday of British Columbia conducting the services of the Church and rendering assistance to those in this area.The preacher at Evensong will be the Rector, the Rev\u2019d.J.N.Doidge.Temple Emanu-el who «it must be admitted) startled the audience as well as the guest-speaker with the playing of a recording of John Pratt's feature 1939-44 song \u201cYou'll Get Used to It\u201d and reading a poem written for the occasion.The speaker covered the gamut of the fair, from its inception to the present moment in its construction \u2014 with a concluding emphasis on the theme \u201cMan and His World.\u201d Executive members of other women\u2019s groups in Westmount were among the special guests.Westmount Baptist \u2018Quest for Life\u2019 sermon topic \u201cThe Quest for Lifé\"\u201d 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 \u2018\u2018Religion and Youth.\u201d The Church School meet on Sundays at 10 and 11 a.m.The 10 a.m.class is for seniors and the 11 a.m.for primary and juniors.The mid-week meeting of the church is on Wednesday at 8 p.m., for Prayer, Praise, and Bible Study \u2014 the Gospel of St.John.The CGIT meets on Friday at 7 p.m.and the BYPU on Friday at 7:45 p.m.Religious school graduation tomorrow SABBATH SERVICES: Friday evening, May 15 at 8 p.m.Dr, Harry J Stern will preside and students will participate in the worship and setting forth brief addresses from graduation theses.Members of the 1964 Graduation Class: Carol Abelson, Leonard Bellam, Maxianne Berger, Melissa Conn, Jacqueline Elkin, Carol Frankel, Linda Gomberg, Arnold Izenberg, Deborah Izen- berg, Allan Jassby, David Jacobs, Evelyn Kirschberg, Julian Le- bensold, Agnes Majorovits, Doreen Morris, Murray Perlman, Judith Roston, Joan Segal, Ruth Sevack, Catherine Shavick, Sherry-Lynn Simon, Mark Young, Ricki Zinman, Ellen Zion.Certificates will also be award- cd to the following post-graduates \u2014 Leonard Baitin, David Caplan, Ilana Cooper, Marvin Fox, Robert Malen, Karin Marks.Reception will follow the worship in the Grover Auditorium.pa = 3 SHABUOTH AND CONFIRMATION SERVICES: Sunday morning, May 17 at 9:30 a.m.Charge to the Confirmants and blessing by Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern.Confirmation reception follows the worship in the Grover Auditorium.Members of the 1964 Confirmation Class are the following: Donna Mae Benjamin, Paul Harris Benjamin.David Bowman, Betty Brauer, David Isaac Bruck, Nancy Bruck, Fredric Leon Car- sley, Gerald Cukierman, Julia Hazel Davis, Frank David Engels, Mark Engels, Judy Filo, Frances Lee Fisher, Marlene Suzanne Fisher, Mark Lindsay Green, Denise Jean Grossman, Sharon Gubbay, Mark David Handman, Mary Louise Kelsey, Barbara Isobel Lightstone, Gail Malen, Allan Metrick, Joanna Olga Nash, David Sommer Rovins, Sandra Aydee Sinai, James Mark Solkin, Myra Sverd- love, Allan Tarshis, Joan Allison Verner.Participating in the Confirmation Procession will be the following Officers and Elders of the Congregation \u2014 Hyman Grover, George Hollinger, William Gittes, Samuel Wechsler, Reuben Ginsberg, Lawrence Marks, QC, Alfred N.Miller, Samuel Paperman, Joseph J.Cooper, Alfred Zion, Irvin Gertsman, Monroe Rovins, Gerald Bruck, Edmund Gordon; Assisting with the Torah \u2014 Stanley Davis and Henry Benjamin.HE CENTRAL loe- ation of our establishment is not only convenient to you and your family, but to your friends as well, DA Collins VA NUNNS e AP.Williams 3610 SHERDROOKE STREET WESY It is indeed a pleasure to again address your association.Last year at the time of this meeting, we had just finished the most unpleasant bombing incidents and I, along with everyone, am most thankful there have been no further atrocities of this type.This is a time of change Federally, Provincially and municipally.Change inevitably means upset.The corollary to change is progress.No change of necessity means a minimum of progress.The image of Westmount to many is a quiet residential backwater where people are able to live a continuing life without interruptions to their pattern of living.I agree this has a great deal to be said for it.Unfortunately the impact of changes and developments outside your city forces changes in the City of West- mount whether we like it or not.What are some of these changes?@ The continuing growth of Greater Montreal with its concurrent increase in traffic as a result, the widening of Dorchester and other arteries.@ The construction of Metro with its terminus at Atwater and St.Catherine\u2014 as a result the increase in land values adjacent to the terminus and the change of a somewhat depressed area to one suitable for major developments.; @ The continual aging and deterioration of some areas, resulting in a static or redue- ing taxable value as evidence of the aging in the city we have had to carry out major renovations to following facilities in a relatively short period Library, Power House, Police and Fire Station.Corporation Yard, Victoria Hall.© The Steadily increasing costs of wages and salaries, and the expanded services and facilities demanded by the public, resulting in an ever- increasing budget and consequent increases required in revenue.The City of Montreal has an an announced and aggressive policy of annexation \u2018which results in special attention being given to this problem, These are only a few of the changes \u2014 each one of you, I know, could add many more to those mentioned.Having in mind that change, in many cases, causes misunderstanding, mistrust and in some cases, hostility one may ask where does the city council fit in this picture?Prior to this point \u2014 who are your council?\u2014six members and a Mayor, nominated by this Association and elected by the citizens at large \u2014 men whom your Associatien must obviously have considered able to discharge their responsibility \u2014 and who by their election are given a mandate to act.\u2018A few lumps\u2019 What do they get for their INSTITUT FRANCAIS © Residential ® Co-educational School Operated by % The Board of Home Missions vw The United Church of Canada MISS R.BOUCHER, *MI.5-8309 12625 Notre Dame St.E., Pointe-aux-Trembles, Que.® Supervised Study Periods Grades V to XI Moderate Fees Fall term opens Monday.September 14th, 1964 For full particulars write or phone: PARKING AVAILABLE MONTHLY BASIS ONLY Contact GAREAU MOTOR SALES 933-2081 4269 St.Catherine St.West 2 BLOCKS WEST OF GREENE 937-9591 ALUMINUM RENEE SYMBOLS OF QUALITY {Fico FILTERLITE ALL WEATHER (ALUM) LTD 102 ELMSLIE, LASALLE, P.Q.COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL CALL 366-5830 A REYNOLDS ALUMINUM COMPANY OF REYNOLDS INTERNATIONAL WINDOWS DOORS SIDINGS activities?Certainly public recognition, a sense of achievement, the satisfaction of public service, and from time to time what are currently known as a few lumps.The council is ready to ree ceive its accolades when they happen, and certainly is ready for its lumps.With reference to lumps a recent article by Norman Vincent Peale quoted Theodor Les- chetizky as saying \u201cWe learn much from the disagreeable things pcople say, for they make us think: whereas the good things only make us glad.\u201d Now to the Council's position in these changes \u2014 the Council must by its mandate consider what it considers the best interests of the city at large, while trying to minimize the difficultics and problems of those adversely affected by the changes.The council must have in mind not only the current situation but must try and look forward and anticipate the future.At the same time the Council must try and respect the wishes of the public.In many cases these requirements are conflicting and of- forts are made to try and resolve the conflicts.Let's look at a few examples \u2014 + Park looks bombed Westmount Park which currently looks as of it had been bombed.No major work has been done on it since it was originally built 66 years ago.At that time 1 might add the change from a natural park to the state it has been in for many years caused substantial controversy.As major work was required it was decided it should be done for a long period ahead.As there are no park experts on the Council, after some search the best consultants we could find were engaged.Their recommendations were reviewed, considercd acceptable to Council, and passed on to the public.As a result of general public reaction, the whole situation was again reviewed in detail, including meetings with your executive.As a result the plans for the first phase were revised slightly, including a 20% reduction in the width of the paths, and phase 1I and phase : HI which included many of the so-called formal features, have not been adopted by Council pending further study and submission to public opinion.I might also add that the question of park facilities adjacent to the two new proposed complexes \u2014 Atwater Park and Westmount Centre\u2014 has been raised.With defer ence to the developers of At- water Park area I use this term instead of West End Plaza to avoid confusion in names, The excess land adjacent to the new Dorchester street and our Private Bill to expropriate (mentioned in our latest news letter) will give the city the ability at the appropriate time to create additional park space but there is so much undecided at present., Obviously firm plans for | park space cannot be made, but it is certainly being kept | in mind and will be carefully considered.It must also be kept in mind that the demolition of 103 houses on Dorches- ter street partly offsets the additional population in the proposed apartment blocks.In addition the new expressway between the CPR tracks and SE TRA; St.Antoine street, recently announced, will undoubtedly result in the tearing down ot many houses and will consequently reduce the participation in Stayner Park.Assuming all these demolitions take place, the loss of inhabitants will amount to some 1500 while the two centres proposed would increase the number by some 2500, a net increase of about 1000 persons.All these facets are being considered and projected into the future, prior to any action.Plaza must be developed What about West End Plaza, the Atwater Park development?The area currently is a parking lot partly in Montreal shortly to be the West End Terminus of Metro.It must be developed.If the City of Westmount dues not see to it that their portion is appropriately and economically developed, the whole land * area would probably be sub- jeet to transfer to Montreal.In tact representations, so far unofficial, have already been made to Quebec for the transfer, but so far no action by | Quebec has been taken.The cost of this development in excess of $22,000,000.will | Complete text of Mayor's address produce a very sizeable revenue which will help in the tuture when it is added to the taxable roll and does its piut to increase revenue, by widening the tax base rather Hum increasing the mil rates.In considering the appear ance of this building and its impact on the surrounding area, many hours of consideration and discussion were spent by council and the architectural commission and it had to be considered in the (Continued on page 13) Peter Pan Nursery School Private Kindergarten Special programme arranged for Children from 3 to 6 years.Instruction in French REGISTER NOW LIMITED ENROLMENT Particulars on Application Miss Elizabeth Veitch (Mrs.A.F.D.Macdonald) 220 Prince Albert Avenue For Appointment Please Phone Between 9?am.ond 4 p.m.486-4310 or 481-3603 Transportation Available HERR SHERRIFF SCOTT.May 9 to May 30 LN G.MARICH May 9 to June 6 the GEMST gallery 5380 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST : (Between Decarie & Girouard) ES ges Parking in rear HU.8-5104 v i DO YOU WANT YOUR CHILD REALLY TO LEARN FRENCH?Inquire now at INSTITUT FELLER COLLEGE You have two choices \u2014 1 French programme for Engish pupils FOR SUPERIOR PUPILS, GRADES | THROUGH 7.2 English programme, Grade 5 through | 1.Quality education in a Christian boarding school \u2018 Director: J.S.Gilmour, B.A., B.D.Phone St-Jean, Fl.6-4143 Grande-Ligne, P.Q.FOR THOSE WHO HAVE NOT HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO VISIT OUR LIVE LOBSTER POUND, IT WILL BE OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE from 2 to 7 p.m., this Sunday.New Low Prices for summer starting.ENTERTAIN YOUR FRIENDS AT YOUR BAR-B-Q with lobster direct from HOMARD GIDNEY LOBSTER 2355 Bois Franc Rd.INQUIRE ABOUT OUR HOURS AND DELIVERY JLOW SUMMER PRICES \"i\" 60\" Tel.: 748-9862 V961 \u2018AL Ao 'Aoppg 'savjwoxy qunouxssm ey) 6 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 15, 1964 1 0 ETOILES SIEGE If you are moving .Let Maicoim Gregory advise you on servicing your old carpets or consult him about your new ruq problems.GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG (CO.415) .4153 Str.Catherine St.W.Westmount WE.2-4277 a a SE THE EXAMINER 1385 Greene Ave.WE.2-2136 AMERICAN accurately filled ot reasonable Corner Sherbrooke NL) L.ADAMS, Prooristor Medalist, McGill University Medalist, M.C.of Pharmacy Prescriptions carefully and prices.WE.2-2408 we eee ey 2e a / The guest speaker at the, dinner meeting of Altrusa Club ; of Montreal to be held in the Windsor Hotel, Tuesday, at 6.30, pm, will be Mrs.BIL Valia | of Tudia ! Conunitiee chairmen will pre- | seal ther reports.| Oùsis Temple No.46.pau.ters ot the Nile will hold their stated monthly session in Vie toria Hall, Sherbrooke street wesl Westmount.Mav 18.at 730 pin Mrs.FE.J.K.Reid will preside at the meeting.Mes George Daly of Aberdeen avenue.charman of the Build- raz Committee for (he Roman Catholic Chapel at Verdun Protestant Hospital, informs us that tollowing the Blessing of the new St Paul's Chapel at (he Hospital on Sunday.May 17.Mes.Grahem Watt Coghlin and Mes JS BR Handfield will preside at the tea table for the re-! ception They will be assisted by Mrs Fduar Reynolds, Mrs.Paul Cases, Mrs Erie Joy and Mes John Hellver.[Local nurses graduating from the Montreal General Hospital ou Mas 8.were: Miss Leslie Croump, daughter of Mr.and Mes.Kennett LL Crump, 7 WESTMOUNT Parkman Place; Miss Sally ston Hall, when 106 nurses Guard, daughter of the Surgeon- mas.Shown in the photograph, in-Chief of the Hospital, Dr.Dr.Fraser N.Gurd, Fraser N.Guard and Mrs.Hospital; Mary B.Guard, 3180 Westmount! boule.- , .vard and Miss Suzanne Kelly.Cat Fanciers Assn daughter of Dr.J.J Kelly of the Department of Anaesthesia, Moto 24 © - AMluntreal General Hospital and elects new slate Mes Kelly, 423 Rosilvn Avenue.Miss Margaret Goudbody was ) .Ly elected president of the Mont At the reception which will fol- \u201d ave PE : ; 1 ., real Cat Fanciers Association at tow the blessing of the new St Paul's Roman Catholic Chapel in teers Pavilion ol Verdun Protestant Hospital en Sunday, May recently in the Windsor Hotel.Other officers are: \u201cpresident, Mrs.Frances Diorio: - a LOOK YOUR Morgan; corresponding secre- John LOVELIEST ordine secretars.SPRING Miss Una Wardleworth: directors: Mrs.Patricia Morganti; Misses Audrey Allin.Agnes Ewins and Madeleine levason.{Donations from funds raised iby the Montreal Cat Fanciers rq Fis tithe meeting to representatives * \u2018of other animal welfare orvgan- \u201cizations.A cheque was given to the St.Antoine street Clinic of | the Society for the Prevention | 17, Mrs.{of Farnscliffe avenue, and Mrs.; J.B.Handfield of Westmount will | preside at the tea table.They will #| be assisted by Mrs.Paul Casey.; Edgemore avenue.Cote St.Luc.John Hollyer of Somerled avenue, Mrs.Edgar Reynolds, AND EXCITING ! +] Sherbrooke street, Leonard Hynes and Mrs.Let skilled shape a = Joy.\u2014\u2014\u2014 hair-do to flatter your face, Among the out-of-town guests OUR NEW SPRING COIFS ARE CHIC mrs.Eric stylists match your mood, grace that 2 \u201c| which took place on Saturday: were Mrs, William Sweet, of Camden, South Carolina: Frederick Hand and Miss Cornelia Hand, of Shrewsbury.Mass.Mr.and Mrs.special occasion.484-5450 SALON Antoinette VIGEANTÉ HAIRDRESSER Mrs.Howard Griswold.of Milton, Ont.; Ross.F.O.and Mrs.Graham: rec- GRADUATES: The 74th graduating class of the Montreal General Hospital School of Nursing was held May 8 in Living- received their diplo- surgeon-in-chiel the group's annual meeting held - Honorary\u2019 vice-presidents: Mrs.S.B.Earle, i Miss Margaret Ewins, Mrs.lan annual Cat Show were made at\u2019 \u2018of Cruelty to Animals, for the Graham Watt Coghlin west, Mrs.at the Harrison-Ross wedding | other : speaker at the meeting and gave Robert an Goudreau, of Toronto: Mr.and | large and small.Kochan, of St.Adolphe de How- | Crump.left to right: Suzanne M.of the (Sally) Gurd; seated, Leslie MRS.BETTY Leger avenue.Cote St.Luc.chairman for Pythian Sisters Annual Tag Day.Thursday, May 28.All funds raised are uscd for the maintenance of Forward House.a non-sectar- ian Social Rehabilitation Center for discharged mental patients.Catering to the needs of over 700 patients a month, Forward House has now been moved (o Girouard avenue, where Pyth- ian Sisters purchased a large duplex which is being converted to meel the needs of increased programming and larger attendances.There is no charge to patients using the facilities of Forward House.daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Crump.who received the \u2018Jennie Webster prize for the highest aggregate standing special services during the three-year course; Kelly and Dr.J.J.Kelly of the department of anaesthesia, of the Hospital.KADER, 5766 , \u201c sermon.The Nurses of St.Mary\u2019s ! purchase of medicines, and an- \u2018for Animal Welfare.Date for, \u2018this year's show was announced | Mrs, | as Sunday.October 25th.Mr.Gerald Isles was guest lecture on cats including zoo inmates and his own domestic illustrated Dr.and Mrs.Dudley pet which is the subject of his Michael latest book.Another author of animal books was a special 4879 Sherbrooke St.W., + Mt true 15 CSM CIE Fy ard.Que.F.O.Ralph Awrey.of guest at the meeting.Mrs.Eli- Downsview, Ont.and Mr.and'zabeth Beynes of Amsterdam.Mrs.James Gregory, of Kitch-|representing the Dutch Society ener.Ont.of Cat Friends.to the Canadian Council ; | Kenneth Lin the \u2014 Acme Photo Hospital Chapel to be blessed by Bishop Whelan The blessing of \u201cSt.Paul's\u201d Roman Catholic Chapel, situated in Perry Pavilion of Verdun Protestant Hospital, will take place Sunday, May 17 al 3 o'clock.His Excellency.Lawrence P.Whelan, Auxiliary Bishop of Montreal, will be assisted by Rev.Donald Feron and Rev.Geo.Thoms of Verdun, | and Rev.Emmett M.Johns, newly appointed Roman Charles Cahill, Chaplain of St.Mary's Hospital will preach the Choir will also take part in the Service.English speaking Roman Catholic patients.staff and members of the community have been ; invited to attend.Mrs.George Roman Catholic Committee have, | i in co-operation with the Chapels\u2019 Committee of the Hospital Auxiliary and Franco Consiglio.architect.been responsible for pro-| viding a Chapel where patients | may worship in surroundings of their own communion, and the: English speaking Roman Catholic ; Saturday.Catholic ; Chaplain to the Hospital.Rev.| Daly and her | A pproaching Marriages The approaching marriage of Suzanne.daughter of the late Auguste Mathieu, QC.and of I Mrs.Mathieu, of Westmount.to \"Mr.Lawrence (Larry) J.Guil- board, son of Dr.and Mrs.T.Ivan Guilboard.has been arranged to take place quietly on May 23.in St IN THE | Monica's Church, » Real omen 3 eaim Silver Cross Mothers The closing meeting of the | Silver Cross Mothers RCAF | Remembrance Association) will be held on Monday.at 2 p.mal the YWCA, 1355 Dorchester boulevard.west.Report of the National Convention will be | read.Summerlea WCTU Members and friends are invited to attend the meeting of the Summerlea WCTU on Thursday, May 21 at 1.30 p.m.which | will be held at the home of Mrs.| M.Allan 855-51st avenue Lachine.A devotional period will open the meeting followed by the | business conducted by the Presi- | dent.Mrs.John Loveridge.À so- \"cial period will be held at the elose of the meeting.wards this goal.This is the third of four separate chapels to be i testant Chapel was dedicated a few weeks ago \u2014 Chapel in December past.and the Orthodox Chapel.now close to completion, wili be dedicated very shortly.by Ronald Davies | \u201cMy Horses Da vies HOUSE OF PAINTINGS 4908 Sherbrooke St.West HU.6-1264 MARR \"Why A Scientific Approach To To learn how the SCIENTIFIC INTRODUCTION SERVICE Can be of special value to you, telephone 849-5871 or write for information, without fee or obligation Office of The Director, Suite 14, 1040 Sherbrooke St.West Montreal, Que.IAGE Community has been most responsive in its contributions to-\u2019 completed for worship.The Pro-.the Jewish are urged to support this clinic | Orchids, Mown from Hawaii by , CPA will be given ta cach donor.WCTU contest winners listed Successful contestants in the \u2018 GABOR BARTHA Music for the Very Young Woman's Christian Temperance Frog 3 A 3 to 9 Union Contest were recently => ges ° years awarded their prizes and certi- ¥ ficates at a Sunday morning ser- SUMMER CLASSES NOW vice at Queen Mary road | e BEING ORGANIZED United Church, Hampstead.Mrs.D.Nasmith, Montreal Dis- | Studios in Snowdon trict National Temperance Su-\u2019 9 perintendent, made the presen- For information, call tations.Sandra Chase, Maureen .Gerber and Anne MacKay com- RE.9-0977 pleted their first year of Junior Studies, and Neva Hopkins the \u20ac - - \u2014\u2014\u2014- -\\ ninth vear of Teenage Studies.AAA AAA ane | Also, at St.Luke's United | A ss TTT ¢ Church, Decarie Blvd.certifi- ; $ T h e 2 cates and prizes were awarded | ® eu $ $ to Douglas Routley and Jenni- Ae, x $ 2 | fer Taylor.first year of writing.$ P 2 | John Moore and Susan Martin, ! 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= | x CUS | | MGH blood clinic | yi olurveyor of 4 | roubles chic || High Class Quality Meats, £ ; The Women's Auxiliary of The Fresh Killed Poultry, Gro- a \u2018Montreal General Hospital is ceries, Fruits & Vegetables.D ° sponsoring a Red Cross blood a * In Quebec donor clinic on Wednesday ar- *IMPORTED PRODUCTS-® ternoon, May 20.from one to \u2014_\u2014 _- six o'clock in the Out-Patients\u2019 NICHOL'S, Lennoxville, _ The Quebec Revolu- Department, 2nd for.Pine BACON.SAUSAGE & tion, by Hugh Bing- avenue entrance.FARMHOUSE BUTTER ham Myers \u2014 Harvest Mrs.Ronald W.Rankin is TS : 2 - House Limited, 109 pp.chairman of this event, assisted 4466 St.Catherine West » sp N M .$2.00 paper \u2014 $4.00 by Mrs.A E.Moll, All members ear Metcalfe Ave loth and friends of the Auxiliary (rom WE.7-9455-6 clon, , cighteen to sixty-five years of age Off to a resort, as a The Quebec Revolution is #961 \u2018SL ADN \u2018Anp;s4 \u2018soutwoxg sunouxssom YL our softy that comes in pale rose or grench Canadian Renaissance e ig fa- eries.Cold Wave soit blue.pls that big The author a typical English cut and set : Canadian was educated at a now $10.95 Everything\u2019s included in our permanent wave saie from expert cut prelude to Spring use, is this suit in mohair tweed The jacket line is essentially simple, a narrow Aline, front and back.The skirt is straight, the fourth volume published by Harvest House in the western university.In 1958.he attended Laval University in Quebec to study French.He married a French Cana- to smart combout and eli Me with pockets slashed into dian girl and has two chil- remember Its place, Phone now the side seams.dren, has lived through the for a date with one of our taiented Air Conditioned Worn with the outfit is a Mrs.S.D.McMorran will preside.NOW IS THE TIME To Order Your ® DRAPERIES © LAMPSHADES ® UPHOLSTERY REPAIRS ® CURTAINS ® BEDSPREADS © will be Mrs.Kenneth G.Mac- SLIP COVERS Millan.Her subject \u2014 \u2018Let's PLEASE .Look at Oursclves.Feature in- - PHONE : itiation service for CGIT will also PHONE WE.2 6905 ALEX PINSLER Office: 842-3616 1390 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST Li J ; rr Home: 484-3403 \u201crevolution\u201d and gathered in- This is a factural book, depicting the various incidents in Montreal and the Province, such as the bombing of mail boxes, etc.bringing to mind many of the events which have happened in the past lew years during the \u2018Quiet Revolution.\u201d An interesting book.but one from which one must draw his own conclusions.Millicent Hickmore UCW spring meeting The United Church Women of St.Andrew's United Church, Westmount.will hold their spring meeting in Hutchison Hall on Tuesday.at 8 p.m.The speaker take place.Hostesses will be Miss Marguerite Cheyne and members of the Lydia Fellowship Unit, together with Miss Gladys B.Watson and members of the In His Steps Unit.It is hoped that all members will try to be present, BEAUTY MAGIC stylists .or come in without an L 1 appointment.blouse to match in crinkled formation, and background crepe with cap sleeves and material interesting to both ° an ascot tucked into its V- English- and French-speaking neck Canadians.SALD eS = = ms The book contains a sum- .begin i se BEAUTY \" May Tea mary of incidents from the gins with a visit to \"PERSONALIZED The monthly meeting and May regime of Maurice Duplessis, our Salon.Let one of our For appointments: tea of the Women's Auxiliary of the Natural Gas Scandal.expert beauticians create WE.5-0562 WE.5-2486 the Queen Elizabeth Hospital of where Rene Levesque took .1347 Greene Avenue Montreal will be held Wednesday such an active part.to the a new hair style to truly i Westmount May 20 at 2 p.m.The president Donald Gordon episode.flatter you.So, look your loveliest this Spring \u2014 phone for an appointment today.4445 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST my hairdresser \u201cur 4 GIRARD AUTOMOBILE Inc.Montreal's Oldest Dealer for ® CHRYSLER © PLYMOUTH © VALIANT © FARGO SALES & SERVICE QUALITY USED CARS | e Automobile Storage © 372 VICTORIA AVE.Sales: Service & Parts: The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 15, 1964 12 MU.9-5748 - HU.9-5745 1 PROPERTY FOR SALE FACING RIVER PROPERTY FOR SALE NEAR MONTREAL.WELL TREED LOT, 210 x 180.STONK HOUSE.GARAGE.APPLY \u2014 PO.6-0918 5 COUNTRY PROPERTY \u2014 For Sale COTTAGE on small lake near Knowlton in Eastern Townships.85 ft.lakefront, 4 rooms, screened porch overlooking lake, fireplace, all conveniences, furnished and equipped, $7,750.Phone HU.1-2972 or write Box No, 1360, 7005 Kildare Road.Montreal 29.9 COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET 3 ROOM, modern furnished cottage, 220 stove, furnace.Large estate type grounds, on private lake, boating, fishing, swimming.% mile from U.S.Border, on Rte.8.40 min.from Montreal, Available summer season or yearly, Mr.Earle Radley, Hemuning- ford, Quebec.$ \u2014 PHONE YOUR Ss en EEE current issue.ADS \u2014 * HUnter 1 0451 The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising 10 Words 50° Please phone your Ads eorly in the wook, No Ads accepted after 10:30 om.Thursday for For your convenience, Adtaker on duty Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday until 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1-045) Accounts may be pai! at any Montreal Island branch of The Royal Bank of Canada 4¢ for each additional word | 57 HOUSES TO LET Westmount Sublet FOR SUMMER, NEAR WOOD AVENUE ABOVE SHERBROOKE, LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE.4 BEDROOMS, DEN, RECREATION ROOM.SUN DECK, $250 MONTHLY 937-0089.61 FLATS \u2014 Duplexes to let WESTMOUNT, upper duplex, 4805 Western Avenue for 3 persons, heated, 6 rooms, equipped.rent $150.00.Garage avallable, $15.00.Telephone 937-1600.82 AUTOS FOR SALE TRAILER.4 x 6 x 16, home made, new tires.768-8932, RILEY 1881.Excellent condition, bucket seats, radio, heater.snow tires.Reasonable.697-1445.PONTIAC 1958, automatic, one owner, low mileage, excellent condition, $600.486-6072, 1958 OLDSMOBILE sedan, perfect condition, fully equipped, must sell.HU, 2-7135.MASSAWIPPL: 3 bedroom farm house, furnished, all services, access to lake.Year round lease available.484-5817.17 RESORTS Ocean Park, Maine Modern waterfront cottage, 8 rooms, 2 lavatories, showers.electric kitchen, electric unit heaters, garage, large glass, acreened porch, with unex- celled ocean view.Avatlable July 1st to July 31st, $600.00 alus electricity.References required.Write J.C.Clifton, 8 Laurel Terrace, Wellesley Hills, Mass., U.S.A.or call 617-235-1998, FOR RENT.Modern 3 bedroom cottage glass -screencd vorch overlooks Linnikin Bay, Boothbay Harbor, Maine, $600 Scason.Dr.R.1.Blakesley Coventry & Weymouth Rds.Cleveland, Ohio 44120, 25 BOYS\u2019 & GIRLS CAMPS ROOSEVELT Boys and Girls Camp.Home away from home.References.727-8786 \u2014 867-6722.26 LOTS FOR SALE TWO cemetery lois.in Rideau aar- dens, openings, care, plaque completely covered.731-3822, 31 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES VERDUN TAXI PERMIT 767-2931 EVES.30 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, celrigerator.vanity.laundry, inclner- ator.I and 2 bedrooms, living and dining room, kitchen.$08.TO $120.Sec Janitor 1740 Decarie 748-6804 SUBLET, 1% rooms.immediate occupancy,.Call evenings or weekends.933-8983.59 HOUSES WANTED WANTED HOUSE.4 OR 5 ROOMS.UPPER WESTMOUNT.REASONABLE RENTAL.CALL WE.3-7153.81 FLATS \u2014 Duplexes to let ATWATER area.4%.upper, heated, equipped.parking.Quict, 935-8497.METEOR 1960.2 door sedan, V-8 automatic.Serious buyers only.Days 861-9851, Local 329.Evenings 486-5798.TRIUMPH 1856, sports car, good running order.private, $400.935-7950, afternoons, CHEVROLET Belair '56, automatic, 6 cylinder.radio, interior in good condition, low mileage, good mechanically, snow tires included, green color interior and exterior.Reasonable.Tel.: 484-8830.1961 IMPALA.air conditioned, fully automatic, excellent condition.Must sell due to transfer, $2,000.HU.1-9601.PONTIAC Laurentian 1961.station wagon.excellent condition, power traction, radio, heater, white walls.Bargain.No dealers.HU, 9 7511 \u2014 488-6528, not weekends.FOUR door sports sedan, 1961 M.G.Magnette, new clutch, brakes, many extras.Beautiful condition, carefully maintained, private.RE, 8-1793, VOLKSWAGEN 1959 deluxe.Very good condition.Reasonable.Call 766- 1 se BOATS & MOTORS Chris - Craft EXCEPTIONALLY beautiful 20 foot outboard with 75 H P Super Johnson electric with built-in generator.Loads of equipment plus galley, head, bunks, cushions ete.This luxurious boat is available at a bargain to someone who will appreciate a well kept seaworthy sleek-looking craft.Outstanding in its class.Can be seen by calling HU.9-7546 days.Oxford 5-0434 evenings.14 FOOT fiberglass motor boat, 25 hp.motor.486-0560, 90 GARAGES TO LET GARAGE.434 Prince Albert, $12 monthly.Information 9 to 10 a.m.and 6-8 p.m.98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female \u2018\u2019Housewives\u2018\u2019 MAKE EXTRA MONEY $$$ PART TIME WORK FROM HOME BY TELEPHONE.EARN UP TO 335.00 TO $50.00 WEEKLY.FOR APPOINTMENT CALL:- DAYS: \u2014 HU.2.7942 NIGHTS: \u2014 681-8155 WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE ., If you would enjoy working 3 or 4 hours a day calling regularly each month on a group of Studio Girl cosmetic clients on a route ot be established in and around WEST- MOUNT and are willing to make light deliveries, etc.write STUDIO GIRL COSMETICS.Dept.CW-45, 840 La- fleur Ave., Montreal 32.Route will pay up to $3.00 per hour.98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female Teachers Wanted LATIN \u2014 ENGLISH \u2014 HISTORY.ALSO FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION (PART TIME), PRIVATE DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS IN MONTREAL.TELEPHONE: WE.5-9856 9 A.M.TO 2 PM.MON.FRL WORK TEMPORARY FOR MARIE SELICK'S \u201cFILL-IN FEW HOURS A DAY FEW DAYS A WEEK Immediate Summer Assignments STENOS TYPISTS MACHINE OPS.CALL: 866-7331 WE PAY YOU FOR YOUR SPARE TIME, Typist Preferably Experienced.bilingual, Able to answer phone (No switchboard).Small Westmount office CALL \u2014 937-3761 Use Examiner Classifieds 98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female YOUR CAREER PLAN! BE A Psychiatric Nursing Assistant © 12-MONTH APPROVED TRAINING COURSE e OPEN TO BOTH MEN AND WOMEN e EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY e GENEROUS ALLOWANCE WHILE TRAINING e ROOM - BOARD UNIFORMS SUPPLIED e PROOF OF COMPLETION OF GRADE IX NECESSARY A REWARDING CAREER eis THE MENT FIELD WHEN You \u2018GRADUATE.APPLY Personnel Office, VERDUN PROTESTANT HOSPITAL 6875 LaSalle Boulevard, Verdun, or telephone PO.6-8511 106 WORK WANTED \u2014 Male PAINTER WANTS WORK, APARTMENTS, PRIVATE HOUSE.REFERENCES.CALL WE.5-1365.13 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED CHAR weekly, 9 to 4, central N.D.G.Must have references.HU.1-4627.CAPABLE woman wanted 3 times weekly, 9 am.to 7 p.m.or 5 days a week.References required.Hamp- stead area.Call HU, 6-4945.REFINED, reliable woman to care for one child, and do light housework Monday - Friday, Western N.D.G.HU.6-6532, After 7 p.m.WANTED: housekeeper, good plain cooking for elderly lady living alone in 5 room apartment.Sleep in.Vicinity Greene Avenue.References required.937-3277.cook for Snowdon district.6 days per week, sleep in or out.Good salary.482-6286 117 DOMESTIC EMPLOY.WANTED ATTENTION.1 have personnel for sick persons, or all kinds of domestic work.Please call in French, 271-6944, 122 FOR SALE \u2014 Living room furniture LEATHER top drum tab table, 230\".Perfect condition.R VI.46653.124 FOR SALE \u2014 Dining room furniture For Best Results DINING room set, § pieces, solid walnut, $160.RE.8-7523.104 HELP WANTED \u2014 Male \u2014 Female ACE OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE JOB OF YOUR CHOICE IN YOUR LOCATION PERMANENT & TEMPORARY NO CHARGE TO APPLICANTS Secretaries Stenos Typists Clerks Book-Keepers PLEASE PHONE 842-1104 BROOKS DRUG STORE 4191 St.Catherine West Corner Greene Fast Delivery WE.5-3521 ?am.to 10 p.m.Sunday: 10 a.m.to 6:30 p.m.127 FOR SALE \u2014 Bedroom furniture DOUBLE bedspread, matching drapes and chair, Very reasonable.HU.8- me.130 FOR SALE \u2014 Kitchen equipment FOUR burner Gurney gas stove, good condition, Call 768-7829.McCLARY gas stove, 4 burner with grill, $30.00; Kelvinator (fridge.11 cubic feet, $60.00.Call 484-5875.MOFFAT stoves \u2014 one electric.one gas.Good condition.HU.8-8948.After 7.COMBINATION gas and oil stove, 4 burner.Perfect.769-8041, 4 BURNER gas range, excellent condition, $45.Call 482-1355, 132 FOR SALE \u2014 Musical instruments PIANO with bench, modern.for student, WE, 3-5096, ELECTRIC organ and bench.apartment size.Custom built by Farfisa.Italian Import, solid mahogany.Reasonable.489-2108.134 FOR SALE \u2014 Sports equipment GIRL'S bicycle, Raleigh, 28 inch, gears.Perfect condition.Reasonable.HU.4-6642.136 FOR SALE \u2014 Clothing and furs BARGAIN, girl's clothing, size 10, like new.933-2666.WEDDING gown, cocktail dresses, 8-10, Perfect condition.739-8413 After 7 p.m.138 FOR SALE \u2014 General CARPETS, Persian, Indian, hand woven.Oriental design, 9 x 12, 10 x 14, 7% x 10%, 6 x 9.Plain, turquoise, grey.$40.00.Need sell this week.738- 5 ROOM house trailer, t jastefully furnished, 42 x 10.691-27 FOLDING bed; table, a chairs: Viking electric floor polisher, 482-31 GENDRON carriage, high Tr playpen, the lot $22, 481-9794.STUDIO couch: 2 seater chesterfield with slip covers; bedroom rugs; hall mirror; Westinghouse automatic washer, Call HU.83-0480.THREE tier mahogany Duncan Phyfe table in excellent A-1 condition.Call RE.3-2945.CARPETS from Veterans cottage.Nearly new.No reasonable offer refused, Call 334-7535.ANTIQUE chinese hand carved coffee table.Very beautiful.RE.1-9i34.After 6 p.m.2 TENNIS rackets, one sand box; lawn mower, in good condition.WE.IMPORTED sterling silver cutlery, 80 pieces, never used.Sacrifice.HU.6-6380.Evenings.WARDROBE trunk, very strong; suitcase horse hide; like new.used just once.Both in very good condition.HU.6-6872, GIRL'S 26 inch racer: double bed, Beautyrest spring and mattress, RE.Thre portable sewing machine, new, sacrifice, $70.Call 484-9892 TEMCO automatic space heater, Vers good condition, $70.766-4664.TWO hospital beds complete; Sun- Pram lawn mower, Call evenings 481- 53.BLOND wood corner table: aluminum folding cot; desk; sewing cabinet.All very.reasonable.RE.88-3482, Antique Mirror BEAUTIFUL MIRROR.CARVED.GILDED FRAME, 28 x 54 INCHES, REASONABLE.488-5512 BEAUTIFUL custom built combination unit with a TV, bar, storage compartment.9 feet 6 inches long, 3 feet high, 3350.HU.64591.BABY'S crib, A-1 condition: chair; bathinette.Reasonable.high 482- Moving Back To Italy Fabulous chandeliers from princely house.Private sale, Sacrifice.Call 695-3456.(But please excuse poor English and French), \u201ca oo 138 FOR SALE \u2014 General 158 DOMESTIC PETS HIDE-A-BED, Simmons, $40; fridge, $35; vanity table, $8; G.E.oven, $15; single wardrobe, $15; kitchen table.Call RE.8-6694.Buy It Wholesale THE ULTIMATE IN IMPORTED DINNERWARE.OVEN PROOF, DETERGENT PROOF.OVER A DOZEN PATTERNS TO CHOOSE FROM.SERVICE FOR 4, 8.AND 12, PLUS A 17 PIECE COFFEE SET.OPENED STOCK AVAILABLE.CAN BE SEEN ON DISPLAY.CALL HU, 8-8140, RITA WEINSTEIN FOR APPOINT MENT.151 \u2018WANTED TO PURCHASE WANTED: baby's \u201cerib, large size: carpet.Call 634-3828 \u2014 ME.71-9716.WANTED: used records, amplifiers, tuners, speakers, etc.Best prices paid.No dealers.489-3705.WANTED: piano, medium or apartment size, Reasonable price.OR.2- 1447.After 6 p.m.158 DOMESTIC PETS REGISTERED poodles, Westmount, private, $100.Call 937-1829, after 5.BOXER pups champion Jock.Excellent markings.Male.weeks old.RI.4-0273.BUDGIE bird, male, large cage and stand, $15.488-3270.163 EDUCATIONAL TUTORING in English language and Literature for High Schoo! and University, ete.by experienced M.A.Mc- Gill.Call Mr.Cherniavsky, VI.9-1733.McGILL student, tutor French, Latin, English.Geometry, History.Reasonable rates.484-8832.McGILL Honours student will tutor elementary and matriculation high school subjects \u2014 English, French, Latin, History, Call 482-7311.COLLEGE student will tutor High School sciences and maths, $2 per hour.932-8025.STUDENT.bilingual.B.A.Degree, reliable, offering services to help mother take care of children during summer and teach French.Call 486- 9561 TUTOR in English, Latin.French, High School and University.Experienced tcacher, Phone 844-4777.Mr.O'Dwyer.em, VTTYTVT VTT TYTOTTTTYEY ak Service Directory BUILDING REPAIRS FUR REMODELLING VERN OATWAY, contractor, general maintenance, specializing in Kitchens, bathrooms, playrooms, painting, WE.2-5032.ALL types roofing and sheet metal work.Chimneys repaired and rebuilt.Tuck pointing and water proofing.Foundation repairs.Free estimates.CALL: 692-0237 -W.B.M.- GENERAL CONTRACTORS Tuck pointing, chimney repairs, cement work.Roofs \u2014 Paths \u2014 Driveways \u2014 Painting \u2014 Basements \u2014 Carpentry, Every Kind of Property Renovation and Repairs.\" Look for us in the Yellow Pages.5801 MONKLAND AVE.CALL: HU.8-3533 CARTAGE AND MOVING IF NOT SATISFIED WITH YOUR PRESENT JOB?CALL 5-2912 \u2014 EXPERT \u2014 * FUR REMODELLING + REPAIRING * MODERATE PRICES Pick-Up Delivery KNITTING For Blocking Your sweaters, pullovers, dresses, coats, ensembles.Call Mrs.W.Yuryk.4617 Park Avenue.AV.8-1953.A-1 MOVING.CALL CLIFF AND BOOK NOW AT C.M.CARTAGE REG'D.OFFICE.766-6057, RESIDENCE 767-3835, .LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING, CRATING, PACKING AND STORAGE.ROGERS EXPRESS.932-1448.DRESSMAKING BUROPEAN EXCLUSIVE, DRESSES, SUITS, CUSTOM MADE.REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS.HU.8-4245.DRIVING SCHOOL Andy\u2019s Driving School - STANDARD \u2014 AUTOMATIC AND SMALL CARS.$5.00 FULL HOUR, FREE PICKUP SERVICE RI.7-7333 FLOORS Beautiful Modern Floors NAME BRAND QUALITY CARPETS VINYL \u2014 LINOLEUM \u2014 AND OTHER FLOORINGS SUPPLIED AND INSTALLED BY EXPERTS ALL WORK AND MATERIALS FULLY GUARANTEED ESTIMATES ARE, OF COURSE SUBMITTED WITHOUT OBLIGATION DESIGN BOOKLETS SENT ON REQUEST FLOOR-CRAFT INC.1176 SHERBROOKE W.TEL.: VI.2-4181 MAINTENANCE Carpet Cleaning Chesterfield Specialists eo IMMEDIATE USE OF YOUR PREMISES ® WORK DONE ON YOUR CARPETS 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE CALL: A.CHARETTE 725-8011 PAINTERS First Class PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING REASONABLE RATES CALL: 352-3862 MORNINGS 9 TO 1 P.M, 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.Use Examiner Classifieds Complete text (Continued from page 9) light of being contiguous to an area in Montreal where density and height considerably greater than that proposed by the current By-Law Amendment is permissable, as well as the fact chat it was adjacent on two sides to two massive structures \u2014 the Mother House and the forum.It will block some peoples\u2019 view of a part of the river.My own personal view is included, but nonetheless your Council is of the opinion that it is in the best interests of the city at large that the At- water Park development and that of Westmount Centre be carried out in the general form proposed with a minimum of delay.This change with some of its unpleasant attributes | means a forward move.If it is not carried out.West mount will not stay where it is \u2014 it will drop back.Unless the tax base in this city is broadened and redevelopment of outmoded areas continued, the taxe rate will reach a figure so much above that of Montreal that annexation by Montreal might appear to be most desirable.Valuation up by 20% To be specific with some figures, the net addition to our tax roll after taking into account losses from demolitions amounts to some $30,750,000.An amount in excess of 20% of our total present valuation.The additional annual revenue amounts to in excess of * million per year including business taxes of which is net.This amount is in excess of 27%.Taxes billed including business tax but not school tax.In presenting the proposed amendment to the Zoning By- Law, affecting Atwater Park, having in mind opinions expressed on the occasion of the By-Law Amendment for West- mount Centre, certain (Continued on page 15) PVT YTV YY YY YY Yvvvvv vy, 3 LE de bli BAS A ot IRANI: HAS RONA.Town of Hampstead's Newest Luxury Apartment -\u2014 PETAR | Nye) THE \"HAMPSTEAD i 5765 COTE ST.LUC ROAD ONE, TWO & THREE BEDROOM SUITES _ AND TERRACED PENTHOUSE APARTMENTS ; All multiple-bedroom suites have two full bathrooms 3 Large balconies & continental balconies are provided did pp ist 0e Air conditioning and individual heat controls Swimming pool and sun deck Full watl double glazed sliding windows Dishwashers, double door fridges, built-in ovens Two elevators \u2014 Intercom to entrance lobby Indoor parking \u2014 Car attendant \u2014 OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY 1\u2014?P.M.WEEKENDS 12\u2014¢ P.M.Doorman EXCLUSIVE RENTAL AGENT DAVID LAWRENCE REALTIES x Interesting Lamps x Custom-Made Shades + Unusual Gifts La Contessa She.5903 Sherbrooke St.W.HUnter 8-4322 A 4 a AA M 0 Me 0 A A A M A A A A A A A A A 489 - 4010 PSYYYSSSSYSSSS 000000 es PE 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The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 15, 1964 1 4 Westmount honors top athletes The Westmount Recrea- to the Bronce, who won the Pec : a Wee Champlonship.tion Department honored \u2018Yen year old Craig is a stu- its athletes last night, pre-| gent of the Priory.His record senting trophies and crests) for the Season was twenty-five to outstanding players ini goals and ten assists in eighteen the various leagues and di- | sames.oo visions, to the leading scor- Hard work paid ont Jor his : ; car's selec > Pee si ers and the championship vale, Combining his seor- teams.Ing ability with fine team play Attending to honor the young- and good sportsmanship David sters and present the awards | Tunis is well deserving of the) were Mayor C.H.Drury, Alder- award, He led the Brones to the man F.W Gross, commissioner Championship and also played of Parks and Recreation, Al- on the All Star Team.Dave is | dermen P OM Melntyre.D N.twelve years of age and is a Byers, CP Beaubien, LS.student at Westmount High | HKuckler.and former Mayors School.| JC.Cushing, R 1.Campbell] winner for the second sucees- ex-alderman HG.Seybold.! sive year in the Bantam cate- City Manager N.°F.Dawe, and | gory.also a winner in his Mos- Ken Reardon.quite year.Dave Beasant con- The 8-Man Tackle Football tinues to display excellent qual- Outstanding Player Award went ities.to Carlos Araujo.© His smooth skating and play Overwhelming choice of the! making ability and leadership coaches, Carlos, a rugged two make him a standout.Dave has way player, played for the had seven years of organized Mules, 1963 Champions.hockey.He is fourteen years of Carlos came from Venezuela age and is a student at West- three years ago.He is fourteen mount High School, years of age and a seventh This year's award in the Mid- grade student at St.Leo's Aca-; get category goes to a goaler.demy.John Inglis was mainly respon- lle also won the League scor-: sible for his team's position in ing Championship with fourteen the well balanced Midget touch downs in eight games, | League.His goals against av- Craig Shannon erage was 2.41 for the Season: holding the opposition to three aa Ets 25 goes, crect goals in four playoffs games.as outstanding player in the | John also played several games Pee Wee Hockey League was | with the Maroons in the Senior Craig Shannon ° | League.He is sixteen years old - : land a student at St.Leo's Aca- One of four players trans- | demy Touch Football ferred from the Mosquito\u2019 League to the Pee Wee League champions Mosquito League winners of because of erceptional ability, Craig was a tremendous asset Nominingue, Que.1925 40 years under same management Boys 7 to 15 years \u2014 Seven Age Groups 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 canoe trips.Accommodation second half season, July 28th to August 24th F .M.Van Wagner, Owner-Director PETER VAN WAGNER, Executive Director 10 Rosemount Avenue, Apt.101, Westmount.Telephone 933-8937 AN ACCREDITED CAMP of the QUEBEC CAMPING ASSOC.cata P ARROWHEAD Established Private Camp for Boys 6-15 years Established 1946 Trained Supervision Lake Memphremagog, Que.Counsellor for every four or five boys.Safe beach on sheltered bay.Swimming, boating and canoe trips, mountain trips, camp-craft, sailing, crafts, archery, etc.KENNETH H.MURRAY, M.Ed., Director 1100 Marlboro Drive, Apt.303, T.M.R., Montreal 9 738-4469 If no answer call 366-8100 A beautifully illustrated booklet upon request * An Accredited Camp of the Quebec Camping Association * BOYS\u2019 CAMP (8 to 15 years) DOMAINE DU ROSAIRE ST-CALIXTE SPECIAL French courses for English speaking campers st Camp: July 4th - August 1st, 1964 2nd Comp: August Ist - August 29th, 1964 ONLY CAMP TO OFFER: Private French courses All outdoor activities TEL.676-6040 DA.1-0008 ASK FOR FREE PROSPECTUS MAIL THIS COUPON = \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 ~ KANAWIO Camp-School St.Hubert, P.Q.Dear Sis Please send, without obligation.Camp-Scehool.summer 1964, your prospectus for KANAWIO Touch Football crests were the Argos: Christopher Smith \u2014 Captain, Stuart Gall, Henry Araujo, David McCammon, David Ed- gell, David Dick, Marc Villeneuve, Joseph Aspler, Bruce Fenton, Douglas Morison, Scott Jameson, Derek Hellyer, Alan Ansel] -\u2014 Coach.Touch Football Champions in the Pee Wee League were the Cougars: Jimmie Soltys \u2014 Captain, William Follette, Terry Higgins.Ronald McRobie, David Holmes.James Cook, Jerome Griffiths, Lawrence Aspler, Derek McKib- bon, Walter Schmidt, Doug.Mc- Jannet.Michael Ormos, Scott Jameson, Melville Michaels \u2014 Coach.Touch Football League Champions in the Bantam League were Lhe Stampeders: John Culley \u2014 Captain.Bruce Kert, Patrick MeMullon, Roland Caouette, Ramon Arau- jo.Derek Murphy, Gord Norris, Jimmy Dodge, Bradley Syvret.Inter-Playground Touch Football Champion was Stayner Park: Richard Atherton \u2014 Captain, Roger Harte, Sigmund Rado- man, Gordon Norris, Neil Fer- nandes, Desio Fernandes, Phil Lecouffe, Robert Virgo.Pierre Boulanger.Crests also went to Touch Football League Referees: Harvey Alter, Doug Muncey, Frank MacLeod, Bradley Syvret, Wayne Barrow, pevin Cooper.Thomas Deliva, John Closs, Gordon Norris, Kevin O'Hallo- ran, John Shayer.Rogert Harte, Lee Davis, Phil Lecouffe.Tennis champions Mayor C.H.Drury presented trophies and crests to the 1963 Tennis Champions: Boy's Singles \u2014 Bonte.Ladies\u2018 Singles \u2014 Miss Rita Dumas.Men's Aikman.Mixed Doubles \u2014 C.W.Aik- man, Miss Marjorie Forrest.Men's Doubles \u2014 C.W.Aik- man, P.U.Theuss.Softball champions Softball League Mosquito Champions were the Jets: Stuart Cooper \u2014 Captain.Michael Newton, Bobby Tanner, George Gaty.Randy Skelton.Douglas Collier, Abbie Schac- ter, Lawrence Shragge.é Peter Roberts, Pierre Leclaire, Robbie Driscoll, Christopher Smith.Richard Brott, Martin Cukerman, Kelly Cavanagah.Richard Singles \u2014 C.W.Softball League Pee Wee League Champions, were the Giants: Phil Lecouffe \u2014 Captain, Michael Bourke, Mitchell Wolfe, Dwight How, Stanley Jabolon- ski, James Bonar, Robert Swaf- field, Frank Common, Ozzie Hamburg.Mike Young.Tony Stapleton, Stuart Cooper.Softball League Bantam Champions were the White Sox: David Beasant \u2014 Captain, Jean Caouette, Peter MacLean, Brian Hoffman, Louis Sauve.Gerald Fortin, Richard Ather- ton, Andy McCammon.Geoffrey Scott, Kevin Cooper, Grant Sherriffs, Henry Rosenhek.Inter-Playground Softball Champion was Prince Albert ; Park team: 2495 Montee St.Hubert li Graham Lorimer \u2014 Captain, Jim Dodge.Mike Radoman, Norris, James Cook, | Bruce Bary Cartwright.Carlos Arau- jo.David Patrick, Frank Boles- | ka, Raymond Araujo.Bruce Hill, John Boudreau, Derek Murphy.English French | Lorests went to Softball NAM# eague Umpires: .Roger Harte, Harvey Alter.ADDRES: ; Mass | Wayne Barrow, Jon Churcher, TELEPHONE | Please mention: \u2018 \u2014 yl wm.MacDonald, Ronald Soitys, | | John Walker, Jim Harbottle.Neil Fernandes, Grant Sherriffs, Kevin Cooper, Gordon Norris, Kevin O'Halloran, Derek Murphy, Mike Clapham, Stuart Cooper, John Shayer.Recreation Department 8-Man Tackle Football League Champions were the Mules: Gordon Norris \u2014 Co-Captain, Lawrence Crouch \u2014 Co-Cap- tain, David Walker.Clifford Smith, Louis Sauve, Brian Vaux, Robert van Elslande, Philip Chapman, Jimmy Dodge.Carlos Araujo, David MacKinnon, David Kent, Tom Spiegel, Kevin: Cooper, Graham Lorimer, Chris Frankowski, Shawn Molloy, Cammy McFadden -\u2014\u2014 Coach, Pau] Hamilton \u2014 Coach.Hockey champions j Mosquito League Huskies won the Canadian Hockey Club Trophy: \u2019 Gary MacLean \u2014 Captain.Geoff.Parkinson, Geoff.Collier, Ian Ferrier, Geoffrey Milne, Stephen Reid, Jacques Ouimet,! Barry Lupovich, Bruce Fenton, | Ian Fraser, Doug.McJannet, Timothy Clapham, Peter Fitzpatrick, Eric Foch, John Bea- sant \u2014 Coach, Gilmour Beasant \u2014 Coach.Pee Wee League Brones won the Mayor Roy L.Campbell Trophy: Stuart Cooper \u2014 Captain, James Cook, Tom Deliva, Brian Norman, Jon McManus, Charles Simco, Billy Dunlop, Drew Williamson, David Tunis, Norman Ashe, Terry Higgins, David Astrof.Phelps Mellvaine.William Lewis, Craig Shannon, Dick Dunbar \u2014 Coach, Ian Mc- Crae \u2014 Coach.Bantam League Leafs were trophy winners: David Patrick \u2014 Captain, Robert Johnson, Dougal Dunbar, John Culley.Frank Cobbett, Alan Kennedy, William Me- Master, Sigmund Radoman, Wayne Colomb, Kevin Cooper, James Copland, Harvey Alter, Philip Chapman, Bill Musto \u2014 Coach.Midget League Mustangs won the Russ McConnell Memorial Trophy: Jim Rayside \u2014 Captain, Lee Davis, Jimmy Spielman.Ian Patrick, Jim Hewitt, Stephen LeBlanc, Jimmy Hotton, James Klein, John Smith, Alistair Miller.Hon Ying N.G., John Inglis, John Donnelly, Robert Hamilton \u2014 Coach.Leading Hockey Scorers were: Mosquito: Doug.McJannet.Huskies.Pee Wee: Ivor Black.Huskies: David Tunis, Brones.Bantam: David Bruins.Midget: gers.Hockey Beasant, John Shayer, Bad- Referees were: Wayne Barrow, David Bea- sant, Garry Bowden, Ronald Brambell, Michael Clapham, Kevin Cooper, James Dodge, John Donnelly, Brian Hoffman, Barry Josephson, Hugh Laws, Doug.Muncey, Darrell Munro, George Musto, David Patrick, John Shayer, Grant Sherriffs, Robert Swift.Cancer is not necessarily a hopeless disease.Often the growth can be successfully removed by surgery.retarded by drugs or destroyed by radiation.The sooner treatment is started, the better chance of a cure, the Canadian Cancer Society points out.501 Claremont Avenue CAMP MACAZA LABELLE COUNTY SMALL PRIVATE CAMP for Boys and Girls, 6 to 12 Years e 16th Year © Boating, swimming, handicrafts, boxing, dromatics and trips, all supervision of carefully chosen staff and directed by Miss Ruby Smith, B.A., M.S.P.E.Booklet On Request under the Westmount SWIMMING INDIAN profile of summer camping at its best RL CD FOR CHILDREN AGED 6 TO 17 YEARS HORSES AND PONIES RIDING FREE INSTRUCTION SAFE AND CLEAN WELL GUARDED -, M - WBOATS BOATING SA; MOTOR- RO Y COUNSELLORS SAREFFLLY SELECTED HIKING OVER-NIGHT CAMPING CERAMIC, LEATHER, HANDICRAFTS WwooD PHOTOGRAPHY IN PERMANENT RESIDENCE NURSE DocTOR ON CALL AMPLE AND WELL MEALS PREPARED NOURISHING COMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATION FERMANENT LODGES SPORTS ORGANIZED\u2014 INCLUDING TRAILS TENNIS / BADMINTON / ARCHERY RIFLERY / BASEBALL / BASKETBALL LAKE OF TWO MOUNTAINS LOCATION: 25 MILES WEST OF MONTREAL Write for Free Brochure Dr.Harold G.Martin, Diractor Camp Wildwood VAUDREUIL, QUE.rnone: Area Code 514: 234-3317 \u201c Mrs.G.Daley Tony Blair heads new Hobby Show executive helps with | Verdun Chapel The blessing of St.Paul's Roman Cathdlic Chapel.situated in Perry Pavilion of Verdun Protestant Hospital will take place Sunday.May 17 at 3 pm.Mrs.George Daly.Aberdeen avenue, in co-operation with the chapel's commitiee of the hospital auxi- Hary and Franco Consiglio, ! architect, has been respomsible\u2019 for providing a chapel where patients may worship in surroundings of their own communion.His Excellency.Lawrence P.Whelan.Auxiliary Bishop of Montreal will be assisted by Rev Donald Feron and Rev.Geo.Thoms of Verdun.and Rev.Emmett M.Johns.newly appointed Roman Catholic Chaplain to the Hospital.Rev.Charles Cahill.Chaplain of St.Mary's Hospital will preoch the sermon.The Nurses of St.Mary's Choir will also take part in the Service.English speaking Roman Catholic patients, staff and members of the community have\u2019 been invited to attend.This is the third of four Separate Chapels to be completed for worship.Complete text .| (Continued from page 13) \u2019 | changes in procedure were followed.Your executive were fully aware of, and in general : agreement with, the proposal.A News Letter was sent out shortly after the first reading of the By-Law to all rate-' pavers.A period of four weeks was .allowed from first reading toi the public meeting of affected | proprietors and ample time is! available to hear and answer all comments by interested citizens.Second and third reading.if given will only be carried out atter Council has thoroughly considered all views expressed.One other change which people find disturbing is that of changing zoning by-laws.Why are they changed a relatively short time after they were originally made?The : answer is simple \u2014 The By- Laws are made for general! development and cannot be hoped to fit a very large development as well as medium and small structures.Accordingly it is anticipated that in the case of a major development.a by-law change is essential and it is this fact that gives Council control of the genera) nature of the development.| While the Council is being criticized by some for presenting to the public their recommendation for the two high-rise projects, Westmount Centre and Atwater Park.it does not appear to be generally known that the height of buildings under the former by-law was reduced from 10 storeys to 6 storeys on Sherbrooke.the north side of Western.and Greene and Victoria avenue shopping areas.This means that the development taking place today between Wood and Mount Pleasant avenues would have been 10 storeys in height, whereas it is now restricted to 6 storeys.When the new Zoning By-Law was adopted in March 1963.the Council \u2018 provided that high-rise buildings would be restricted to; the southeast and southwest! areas of the city and that no | high-rise massive development would be permitted in the central residential areca.Let me pause a minute and (Continued on page 16) Enthusiasm is still running Ingh after the closing of the 1964 \u2014 Z7th Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Hobby Show , held at the Westmount YMCA, Tennis course April 1 to 4.The Executive of the 27th Show were pleased with the results \u2014 and well they should be.with just over 760 different exhibits with many more, voungsiers participating than last | year, Attendance figures to see the show were increased about fifty per cent, with over 500 per- suns seeing (he Pet Show, FExhi- ;bits and Closing Ceremony.The Gymnastic Competition for { Westmount youngsters only, was available | The Westmount Recreation Department will hold tennis instrue- tion periods during the months of July and August for boys and girls 10 to 16 vears of age.it was announced this week.The program is open to Westmount residents only.Instruction periods will be of two hours duration and will be held two mornings per week on week days.The Registration fee is $3.00 per player for the two month period.| Professional instructors sup-, plied by the Province of Quebec, Lawn Tennis Association and under the direction of Lucien La-| verdure and Harry Eastabrooke will be doing the teaching.Players must have their own: racket and three marked tennis balls.1t would also be appreciat- ted if all players dressed in white.Tennis shoes are absolutely necessary, Registration fee must be paid by Friday.May 29.at the Recreation Department Office.at the Artificial Rink.i stimulate a greater added to the Show this year and \"was very well received.The pur pose of the competition was to interest in gymnastics and to permit youngsters to compete at their own level of development.Youngsters who had previously competed in AAU Meets were not allowed to\u2019 participate in this event.We hope that many more Westmount youngsters will compete next, , year.The last meeting of the 1964- Hobby Show Council was held Saturday.May 9.The group made an extensive exaluation of the .Show and elected the 1965 \u2014 28th Hobby Show Executive.They are: General Chairman \u2014 Anthony Blair Vice Chairman \u2014 John Bradley Secretary \u2014 Martha Fraser SEEK NEW ROLE Until recent years.the main function of rural towns was to provide services for the surrounding farm population, With the farm population diminishing, however, the role of the towns has to expand.If it doesn\u2019t.the towns too will fade as the farm population diminishes.\u2014Altona Man.» Red River Valley Echo.League Record City Softball Mosquito GP W L D.PFS.JETS 2 2 # 0 4 CHIEFS 2 ] 1 0 2 MARLINS 2 1 1 0 2 RED WINGS 2 0 2 0 \u2018 Pee Wee PIRATES 2 2 a 0 4 CUBS 2 2 0 6 4 GIANTS 2 1 0 1 3 COLTS 2 0 1 1 1 DODGERS 2 0 2 0 0 METS 2 0 2 0 0 Bontom INDIANS 1 1 0 { YANKEES 1 1 0 0 2 1 { 1 0 0 WHITE SOX 2 | 9.| Say OH for OKeefe More and more pecple are enjoying the growing sport of fishing.More and more active people are also enjoying the mild taste of O'Keefe Ale \u2014 brewed from costlier seedless hops.O'Keefe has no unpleasant bitterness \u2014 just natural mild refreshment.~ Ke efe the mild ale a 64-8 INTERNATIONAL RUGGER SCOTLAND QUEBEC ALL STARS DELORIMIER STADIUM TUESDAY, MAY 19, 7.00 P.M.Reserved Seats $2.00 Unreserved $1.00 \u2014 H.S.Students 50¢ Tickets Available Ar STREETER AND QUARLES, PLACE VILLE MARIE HEY! 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here in this council one can find a few new with some conunon sence to talk with.t wonder it the council has changed\u201d Metro \u2014 hwuw will it affeet Westmount and what about the 575,000 offered and su far neither accepted nor rejected the City of Montreal\u201d The effect of a rapid transit system 1 think is self-evident.With a station within walking distance of the majority of the citizens in Westmount it will reduce travelling time downtown, substantially.Parking for 1.000 cars is provided in the plans for Atwater Park and for another 1.000 in West- mount Centre whieh should look after those who wish to travel part way hy autome- bile.The ofter ot $75.000 finally vesutted trom a request by the City of Montreal to change our intermunicipal boundary in such a fashion that the whole of Atwater Park would be included inside the City of Montreal, The reasoning was given thi this could be a Westmount contribution to the costs of the subway.This suggestion was not accepted, needless to say.At later meetings with Mont- cecal it was pointed out that the Metro would be operating at a deficit and that Montreal citizens, including those in N.D.G.would be paying for the deficit while the citizens of Westmount would be using the facilities and making no contribution to it.This scemed basically unfair, so an estimate of the deficit was obtained trom Montreal, and Westmount has offered to share in the forecast deficit to the amount ol $75,000 a figure proportional to the respective valuation rolls of the two cities concerned.This ligure was of course subject to review after the first pay- meat.having in mndi the aet- ual deticit and the situation at that time.So much for the $75.000 which 1 consider concrete evidence of Westmount's willingness te \u2018bear her share.\u201d Stand pat Another theeatened change ts that of annexation.This must be considered in light of charges that the suburban municipalities only wish to preserve the status quo and stand pat.As vou know, the City of Westmount has aligned itself with the majority of suburban municipalities on the Island in the Intermunicipal Coordi- \"basic administrative, ccono- nating Council.This organization, as its name implies, is one which \u2014 while vigorously upholding the principle of local government strongly believes in a policy of intermunicipal cooperation.On April 28, following a meeting at the St.Laurent City Hall khich 1 attended, \u2014 the ICC issued a statement of principle which received wide coverage that night and the following day in all newspapers and on all radio and television stations.That declaration made it abundantly clear that the suburban muni- cipalitics, for from favoring a stand-pat, slatus-quo attitude, are desirous of cooperating with all concerned to achieve a solution to intermunicipal problems in the Montreal region.Precisely what is the position of the suburban muniei- palities.Well, let me quote one sentence from the ICC statement : \u201cThe Intermunicipal Coordinating Council will endeavor to demonstrate that it is possible to devise a workable system of intermunicipal coordination which serves the mic and social needs of the region as a whole while safeguarding the democratic rights of its component communities, I think you\u2019ll agree there's no stand-pattism about that position.Nor is there in the following remark, also contained in the statement.\u201cNo purpose will be served by the To WMA The suggestion that the suburban municipalities seek to maintain the status quo Is equally false.The statement of April 28 established quite the contrary.In clearcut terms, the suburbs have made it clear that they favor an intermunicipal system based on cooperation and coordination, although they do re- jeet capitulation and control.Allow me to spell out, in more specific terms, some of the thinking of suburban municipalities.We believe, first of all.that the maintenance of local government is essential, that it is the foundation- stone of democratic government in Canada and that serious thought should be given to its possible extension to gigantic urban areas such as the City of Montreal itself.Secondly, the suburbs believe that certain problems which affect two or more municipalities are problems of a district nature.They can and should be solved by organisms functioning at that level.The best examples I can cite are on the Lakeshore and on the South Shore where groups of municipalities act in unison \u2014 on a voluntary basis\u2014 to work out common problems, The third point is that problems whose scope is broad- Complete text of Mayor's address er \u2014 I mean such matters as mass transportation, major arterial highways and plane ning \u2014 can and should be solved by an organism fune- tioning at a regional level, Now the Island of Montreal is not a region, properly speaking.The Montreal region extends beyond the arbitrary borders of the Island to points North, West, East and South.We must provide for coordination of certain services so that the entire region \u2014not only its core \u2014 will be served.And, once again.we believe that such system can and should be voluntary in character.(Concluded Next Week) adoption of vigid postures designed to score political marks.\u201d Quite the opposite! \u201cWhen a party's pleasure is in your hands BREWED IN QUEBEC TO THE QUEBEC TASTE BY batt LES i ifty ! 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