The Westmount examiner, 5 juin 1964, vendredi 5 juin 1964

[" a 16-storey building approved ~ City following Bland report in zoning \u2014 Mayor The amendment to permit construction of a 16- storey apartment-office building at Claremont and \u201cWestern passed quietly into law Monday night.unopposed by a single eligible elector-proprietor.The \u201conly protest came from 27 ratepayers.living just \u2018outside the area to be re-zoned who presented a -short petition to Mayor Drury.Unable to vote.they du- jeessssssssasssasiscsssasenss clared they were strongly With the last obstacle against anv building in the cleared, construction of the ag: © 8 16-storey building is slated VOL.XXXVII, No.23 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1964 5 CENTS 12 PAGES 0,N08 A a RLY RAA \\ arp: rev SIN 3 evs 1 area over SIN storeys tn to begin in about three height and regulations weeks, A project of the which would permit one Campeau Construction Company, (he structure will oc- eupy à 53,000 square foot site fronting on Western, Clare- mont and York avenues with off-street drive-in entrances extending through the building.It will contain three floors of underground parking with a 300-car capacity, Completion date is December 1965.EIU the Bland report.\u201d an overall plan for redevelupment of the lower section of: Westmount published in 1960.Mayor defends project Buildings over six storeys in height have long been permissible in the Western-Claremont area, the Mayor argued.\u201c1 would like to draw to your attention that prior to March 18963 when the new zoning by-law was passed, the existing by-law then permitted structures in this arca to a height of ten storeys.Before the new by-law was passed in 1963, the required public meeting was held at City Hall on February 26.and at that time an amendment permitting 16-storey buildings in this zone was given approval by all elector-proprietors in the city room bachelor-tvpe suites.\u201cThis tvpe of apartment encourages transient dwellers, which appears to be highly undesirable in a community of largely self-contained one-familv residences.\u201d the petition stated.Mayor Drury defended coun- eils decision to give final approval to the project in a letter sent the following dax (lo all signers of the petition.He said THE COMPLEX View from St, Catherine Street of the overall West End Plaza project which shows the roof gardens on which the residential development rises.The office building is located at the far east portion of the site so that it does not shade the recreation area of the roof.The apartment buildings cover only 20% of the site at this level and will rise respectively 30 floors and 27 floors.The small apartment building, not that euuneil has been \u201c ins seen in this view, rises Ÿ floors.Work on these buildings is expected to start in to follow the precepts of Zamins 1966 after the shopping plaza is constructed.for Westmount as outlined in | Approved by ratepayers, Council 4 \u2014-\u2014 \\ Construction of Plaza fo begin by June 30 After years of delay.the way is now clear for construction of a $25 million office-apartment-shopping complex on the former Atwater Park site.Construction is scheduled to begin by June 30.x Only two elector-proprietors out $\u2014\u2014-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014\u2014\u2014 of a possible 14 objected to the rezoning for the vast project which will ultimately see three apart-, 2 gS SRT FEISS LL WS TFT Th RH A L .oe m0 ii Lm crrenw ss mars TE : \u2018 Large Department Store Planned ment buildings.of 9.27.and 30- First building to be constructed storeys rising above a threc-, in the three-fold plan of operations SHOPPING MALL No .storey shopping arcade.; Will be a 3-storey retailing mall, Shown is the main Mall of the Plaza with a giant sky.; opposition Three objectors were required | encompassing a large department dome.In an open area it features four levels of shop- \u201cSince that time, therefore, to force a referendum.The oppo- Store to be operated by Stein- structures up to lG-storeys in ping \u2014 the subway or budget level, the ground or general merchandise level, the second or fashion level and the third or furniture level, height have been permitted in i the zone in question and there has been no expressed opposition to this legislation between that time and the date of your © © petition.\u201d ar wor INIS e He added that the city was in \u201cfull agreement\u201d with those b f d f J | who believe one room bachelor sition came from two of West.berg\u2019s Miracle Mart.revealed mounts oldest families: J.Arthur | West End Plaza president J.Erie Barry of 4215 Dorchester and Re-' Harrington.It will also contain ginald Tait Gaunt of 4263 Dor-: 2 Steinberg supermarkel termed | chester, a resident in the same \u2018the most complete food store | home for the past 79 years, (An | in Canada.\u201d and a variety of other open-letter to the Mayor from Stores including specialty shops.| Gaunt\u2019s son protesting the man.The area will be enclosed in a = + 1943, , ! ner in which development plans | large indoor mall.covered by a type suites are undesirable in | the area.He said that the new amendment specifically provides that no suite smaller than two have been presented appears on transparent sky-dome.page 2.) Plans call for completion of this stage to be co-ordinated with i the opening of the east-west sub- e .Local bookie way in 1966.The renovation of Westmount Park is on schedule rooms -\u2014 a bedroom and a | The next stage will see the con-| With the work due for completion before the end of kitchen alcove \u2014 will be permitted.struction of three apartment | July.city officials announced this week.buildings located entirely in West- \"mount and rising above the shop- | ping mall which Mr.Harrington | said will provide \u201ca high standard ; \"of living accommodation to people of middle to upper income i who wish to locate in this key area.\u201d , While most of the site is in Westmount.the portion in Montreal \u2014 17.85 per cent of the total ; area \u2014 will contain an office, Already completed are the¥\u2014\u2014\u2014 clearing of the site, the installs.systems, and the contour grad- S Lé | tion of catchbasins and drainage Ing of the Park.| ft.eon e ects The Public Works Depart.° R.Desjardins fined $500 Joseph Paiement, operator of Joe's Handy Store at 3229 St.Antoine street in West- mount pleaded guilty in Municipal Court yesterday afternoon to \u201c - TU = ANN WARMER ment encountered unexpected\u2019 difficulty with the soil condi-, tions affecting the installation Romeo Desjardins.QC.of spillways in the water course.was re-elected by acclama- But these difficulties have now ti Monday t th » School been overcome, it was reported.on lon ay lo 1e Schoo The renovation of the Park Commissioners of St.Leon is a major project.It tncludes de Westmount.it was an- operating a bookmak- building to vise 15 levels above | Bv ERIC NEAL apart from work already done.pounced bv Guv Picard.> 3 \u2019 i y kK ins ] TET + * * ing establishment.He the thre level Shopping mal > june 6 to 13 the installation of undergr ound \u2018secretary.° moving walk under St.Cathe- | * au ami , oy was fined $500.by rine street will connect the sub- | courses, the building of a pond | Now beginning another Mainly sunny and very hot to commence this week, then cooling winds and scattered t complex with waterfalls, con.| three year term.Mr.Des- | crete spillways and pumps.and jardins, a Strathcona ave- clectrical installations: a bridge \u2018nue resident has served the Judge A.Mct.Stalker.way terminus.shopping mall with, Police said Paiement the bus stops at the Cabot Square | terminal, architect Harold Ship; re had been picked up in late April on a charge of receiving bets.explained.There will be parking for between 1,000 and 1,400 cars in the project, in a multi-level garage.thundershowers.Morning drizzle in the mountains, Night and day temperature range 40 and 85°F or 90°F, across the pond, relocated paths, wood benches and drinking.fountains, and a new green belt of grass, | school commission for over 15 years.He becomes president in July. 2 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 5, 1964 Four-level department store \u2018Most complete food store in Canada\u2019 is set for Plaza The large Miracle Mart department store to be located in the newly approved West End Plaza will be regarded as \u201cthe flagship\u201d of Steinberg operations in this line.Nathan Steinberg said Monday at a press conference.\u2018Our aim is to make it the most outstanding store of its kind in Canada.\u201d No doors on Plaza The main entrance to the West End Plaza Shopping Mall on Atwater will have no doors.The \u2018\u201cair-curtain\u201d principle will be used.A canopy will radiate heat during winter and circulate cold air during summer Betty MacNeill Residential Agent in Westmount for REST GSON HC.Real Estate Brokers 1331 Greene Ave.935 - 5401 Eves.: 489 - 0722 | Lorge department store Planned is a multi-floor unit with selling on four levels, in- \u2018eluding an accent on fashion.\u201cWe wil] retain the most signi- ! ficant feature of our suburban .one-floor stores, namely: cus- | tomer freedom to shop the en- \u2018tire floor and pay at one central cash,\u201d Mr.Steinberg said.\u201cThe lay-out will include the j now popular boutigues and sell- ring bars.\u201d ! He said that the Steinberg i store will be the most complete food store in Canada.including many speciality departments such as a bake shop.gourmet shop and cheese shop.All will be built around a large indoor mall covered by a transparent sky-dome.Customer parking will be available for over a thousand cars.The selling area will total 132.000 square feet on the subway level.121.800 on the ground level, 125,600 on the second level and 100,800 on the third.The mezzanine wil be used for stor- | age.1 THE MORGAN TRUST COMPANY 3 SUITE 1440 PLACE VILLE MARIE, MONTREAL, P.Q.1 TELEPHONE 86-6812 LOCAL 10 1 PLEASE FORWARD ME DETAILS OF YOUR # GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 5 1 È E NAME L.cccsacase sec e ane ner nacre saavosanaunt0s0000socorooVOresD I i ADDRESS .20.20cs caca sien nent rene ascoosenrecceensecansontee Ÿ il WE.\u201d v \u2026 hold out for Parking retained Patrons of the Forum, particularly hockey fans, will still have a place to park when construction of the West End Plaza is completed, president Eric Harrington said Monday.\u201cWe are not turning the patrons of the Forum out of a snug haven to fend for themselves,\u201d he said.\u201cOur structure will incorporate a multi-level parking garage of advanced design and we hope to accommodate a concidebly greater number of cars in better conditions and with far less traffic complications than is now possible in the area on a hockey night or whenever the Forum is in use.\u201d Entrances to the garages will be located on St, Catherine and Western.Israeli Art to be shown at Temple Emanu-El An Israel contemporary art exhibition, presenteg works by Israel\u2019s foremost painters, will open at the Community Hall of Temple Emanu-El.on Sunday, at 3 p.m., under the joint auspices of the Consulate General of ! Israel in Montreal.Temple Ema- :nu-El, and \u2018Les Amitiés Culturelles Canada Français-Israel.\u201d The exhibition will be open until June 17, daily, between 11 a.m.and 9 p.m.Concurrently, an Israeli exhibition of graphic works and wood- cuttings will be displayed at Ga- lérie Hénaut, 1430 Sherbrooke street, west.St.George's School graduation, June 12 St.George's School on The Boulevard will hold its graduation exercises next Friday, June 12, at 4 p.m.Guest speaker will be Geoffery Andrew of Ottawa, executive director of Canadian Universities.When a party's pleasure is in your hands Resident hits projects in open letter to Mayor Mr.Mayor, May 1 register a plea that you respect the rights and feelings of Westmount citizens?1 dislike the way you present your plans as faits-accomplis 27 ratepayers; protest 16- storey blds.The petition presented to Council this week to protest regulations which would permit buildings over six storeys in height and one room-bachelor type apartments in the Western-Clare- mont area was signed by some 27 nearby ratepayers.Petitioners had no vote on the zoning amendment as they lived just outside the area to be changed.Following are the signers: Mrs.R.1.Somers, 4945 Western avenue: H.Watkins, 4947 Western: Mr.and Mrs.A.E.Jones, 4949 Western; Mr.and Mrs.E.B.Charters, 4931 Western: Mrs.B.Schuster, 4933 Western; Miss E.M.Jones, 4933 Western: Mrs.M.Dowden, 315 Claremont avenue, Mrs.D.L.Inwood, 4925 Western.Mrs.R.Ives, 44 Burton avenue, Mrs, R.E.Hammond, 38 Burton; Miss Mabel F.Pennington, 36 Burton: Mrs.S.R.Groves, 260 Prince Albert: Mrs.P.A.Parrott, 252 Prince Albert avenue; Mrs, A.Roberts, 4943 Western: C.Vasak, 4927 Western; Mrs.A.E.Cockfield, 12 Burton: Miss M.R.Macnaughton, 26 Burton; M.Keith, 40 Burton, N.Wall, 4! Burton Mrs.H.Iten, 39 Burton, S.Smyth.22 Burton, K.H.Borman, 42 Burton.J.Rooney, 27 Burton, F, D.Melntosh, 29 Burton; Mrs.F.Allen.11 Burton: S.H.E.Pri.chard.A.Perret, 4951 Western.New theatre group meets at local \"Y\u2018 The Westmount YMCA may soon be the scene of play readings and eventually regular thea- atrical productions.Mrs.Mary Morter.former head of the Barn Players of Toronto, winners of the 1964 Dominion Drama Festival, has formed a new group, called the Unknown Players, with headquarters at the local \u2018Y.\u2019 The group hopes to be ready for its first production by September.The Unknown Players are looking for persons interested in play readings and eventual productions.They meet every Tuesday at the Westmount YMCA.Library hours are changed The Westmount Public Library will be closed Saturdays through the Summer months, beginning Saturday, June 20, and re-open- ing the Saturday after Labor Day, September 12, The library will also be closed all day Wednesday June 24 St.Jean Baptiste Day.The Atwater Library, 1200 At- water avenue will close at 1 p.mon Saturdays during the month of June.Special summer hours + about which the citizens can do little, 1 suggest that your plans and projects should be assessed by all Westmount citizens before work is started.If the citizens are consulted then there is no need to label all your projects \u2018\u2018progress\u201d in order to stifle criticism.In addition 1 prefer the Mayor or Council to present future development plans in person, not to ask committed experts to plead the case for you.Are you of the opinion that the Council should tell the citizens what is good for them or that the Mayor and Council are meant to represent and carry out the wishes of the majority of the citizens?Please, Mr.Mayor, consult the citizens of Westmount first, so that we too can play our part in the development of our city.Richard H.Gaunt LOWER THE FLAG ISSUE For all the excitement and debate which for decades have been aroused by the question of a Canadian flag, it is likely that any reasonable design will be accepted by the great majority of Canadian people, and the issue will be laid to rest.All that has been needed is for a leader with sufficient courage to make a decision and stand by it.\u2014 Coch- rane (Ont.) 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BEAUTIFY YOUR BATHROOM Call us today for estimates on installation of modern, quatity fixtures in yowr bathroom.Our skilled plumbers ore of your service.WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LTD.C.Cadorette \u2014 N.Lamoureux 206 Olivier Ave.Westmount WE.5-1189 24 HOURS SERVICE Pa a PUA rst Sie AE [ES Ge = NEED À CAB: UN.6-4551 VETERAN TAXI ASS'N.T UN VOL.XXXIX, No.23 Credit rating highest Westmount's credit rating is the highest of any municipality in Canada.Mayor C.H.Drury said Monday following acceptance of a bid by the Bank of Montreal to purchase $1,999,000 in city debentures.Price offered was 98.359 per hundred dollars.The debentures will be issued in denominations of $1.000 each.The first block of $1.200.000 will bear interest at five and a half per cent and is receemable on May 1, 1994, The second block of $799.000 will be dated May 1.1965 and is redeemable in 1974.Interest rate is five and a quarter per cent.Lucille Martin is top pianist Miss Lucille Martin, 14 year old pianist.daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Philippe Martin from West- mount, recently won First Prize for a performance of Haydn's Concerto.The contest was organized by the Ecole Normale de Musique, 4873 Westmount avenue.and the program listed students coming from Mégantic, Sherbrooke.Saint- Jean, Montréal, The judge was the well-known pianist Charles Reiner.Lucille is a student at St-Paul Academy.Miss Judith Spice.17 years old pianist, took the second place.MONTREAL'S FINEST ri 'n reefy The Red Door To Dining Pleasure 8105 Decarie Blvd.Phone 735-1601 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, JUNE 5.1964 | practice.Rotarians who turned out al\u2018 Victoria Hall Wednesday noon to hear Nathan Steinberg expecting to find out the price of ham-, burgers at the \u201867 World's Fair were doomed to disappointment | \u2014 but they did learn a lot about : the plans for the Canadian Uni- | versal and International Exhibition that hasn't been too clear, ments of the administrator of concessions that blazed a new: ourselves in terms of what we | I | trail in the role that service clubs | and business sectors of Greater Montreal may play during the.! six months the Fair is open.\u201cIt isn't just another world's, , fair\u201d Mr.Steinberg stressed.\u2018\u2018it is the first such exhibition ever In the Dining Room: Folk \u201cWe accommodate 20 1 musical tne = Up TeMpO 64 Produced by JACK GREENWALD CAFE ANDRE 2077 VICTORIA ST.{Near Eaton's) 2 Shows Nightly Dinner from 8 p.m.Cover Charge For reservations, phone VI.9-5038 Singing with GUY PILLETTE Groups, Weddings\" INSPECTION At the annual inspection of the Cadets of the 3rd Field Engineer Regiment at their Hillside Armoury, West- mount, several Cadets received awards.right, Cadet Corporal R.Lalonde, Wolfe, CD, Commanding Officer of the Regiment and Inspecting Officer, Cadet Warrant Officer Ist Class K.MacMillan who received the Master-Cadet award, Captain R.Prefontaine, CD, Quebec Command Headquarters Inspecting Officer, and Cadet Captain B.Donnell.The Cadets paraded before their Commanding Officer and their parents and gave a competent demonstration of map reading, first aid and rifle-range W_E!ST.M O IPS YR OXI TCA From left to Lieut.-Col.J.A.Expo \u201867 à challenge to Canada, Steinberg tells local Rotary planned for this continent.and is to be internationally recognized by the 31 member nations of the International Bureau of Exhibitions, and is recognized by the Bureau as a First Category exhibition.\u201d Canada's reputation is at stake in this Fair, he said.! \u201cYou and 1 and all of us\u201d he, : till now.and some personal com- added.\u201cwill be judged as a na-, tion by other nations and by offer the world at this exhibition in 1967.\" Taxpayer's loss $47 million Net loss to the Canadian taxpayer at the moment looks like 47 millions of dollars, he added, but it is expected that there will be 30 million visits, most of them by people from the United States and from abroad.These visitors are expected to bring some $400.- 000,000 to Canada and in addition the exhibitors are expected to spend between $200.000.000 and $300.000,000 on the site.Expo '67.he said, is a challenge to Canadians and it can also be good business \u2014 and the more we believe in it.the greater (he success will be.and the more our enthusiasm and faith will be repaid in coin of the realm.Speaking of the restaurant concessions, Mr.Steinberg said : \u2018\u2018The best in Canada can compete with the best in the world, my job is to make sure that our best is at the Expo.\u201d There is an excellent opportunity.too, he added, for souvenir manufacturers.Ninety per cent of the souvenirs sold in Canada (Continued on page UP) ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmakers OIIMAN°S JEWELLERS 3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.Esp: \u2019 35 PAGE THREE At Council Meeting Five policemen are promoted City Council, at its regualr meeting Monday night.approved five promotions in the Department of Public Safety.Sergeants S.G.Hugman and J.Schaeffer were made lieutenants.Promoted to the rank of Sergeant- Detective were Lieutenant Lessard and F.Pilkionis.Council also accepted with re- , gret the resignation of City Ae- countant C.TI.Williams and appointed T.Slipper in his place.Mr.Williams joined the city staff in 1941.He has served as head accountant since 1959.Mr.Slipper joined in 1962 as assistant accountant.More demolition Demolition on Dorchester is not yet complete and council ac- ; Panzani Ltd.for further work.| Also approved was an offer from Rodger Masson to sell tu the city land and buildings at 4227 and 4231 Dorchester for | $97.500.i The firm of Riddell, Stead.Graham and Hutchison was re- { appointed auditors for the current fiscal year at a fee of $6.- | 750.| New furnishings i Council approved a commit- i ment of $16,436 to cover the cost of purchase and installation of \u2018 furniture.furnishings and drap- ; eries for the offices in the Police wing of the new headquart- ,ers now under construction on | Stanton street, Charles A.Delafield of 65 Holton avenue was granted a permit to construct a garage entrance four feet over his actual ! building line.Ald.Backler ex- | .© plained that the permit was ap- cepted a tender of $1.400 from W.Prvde.Detectives J.G.+ proved by the Architectural Commission and the City Engi- ncer.MONEY MEANS INDEPENDENCE Some day either your family will need money to replace your earnings of you yourself will need an income for retirement.Sun Life insur ance can provide both.RICHARD GORDON Sun Life Bldg.Suite 156 Telephone: Office: UN.6-6411 Res.: 482-7716 SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA MEMBER MONTREAL iN PRIS ROYAL TRUST RESIDENT SERVICE Westmount & Vicinity David McVey Hugh Gurd I.G.W.Hyde 637-6406 935-7720 937-9675 MONTREAL BRANCH C.1.L.HOUSE 630 Dorchester Blvd, W.849-4711 JAI 4 SAI Æs REAL ESTATE BOARD MQUN TAINS TREE T 2 VICTOR 2- 4444 wile.| i od! JI WONG of SHERBRQOKE sue» 4 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 5, 1964 THE WELT MOYNT Examiner Kerving the City ef Westmoant since 1935 HUGH R.MOUNT, Genercl Monager Printed and Published Every Friday by MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7005 Kildore Rood.Montreol 29 John W.Sancton President and Publisher Hugh E.McCormick Chairman Editorial \u2014 Accounting \u2014 Circulation Display Advertising Deportments 481-2771 Clossified Advertising \u2014 8:30 am.to 5 p.m.Daily {To 8:30 p.m.Mon., Tues.k Wed.) 481-0451 Fhe Examiner aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the Mail subscriptions: 52.50 per year: Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, Quebee Newspapers Association, Canadian Community Newspapers Representatives.Authorized as Second Class Mail by the Post Office Department.Ottawa and for payment of postage in cash.home, devoted to public service.$0.20 hall year.We Say Carnival deserves full support \\W HAT does the public look for when they go to the Rotary Carnival.\u2014 prizes?Perhaps.Or maybe a Pontiac in the raffle.Some folks go for entertainment, \u2014 and some go just for a change.and an evening out amongst the crowd.Perhaps it brings back the memory of some earlier days.Then there are some who, for some reason, appear to have an inner desire to spend some of their hard earned cash where they think it will do some good for others, and at the same time provide a little entertainment as well.Its even possible most people fall in the last category, believing the community benefits very well as a result of their participation in this charitable undertaking of the Rota- rians, their families and their friends.We published a letter last week from one reader who didn\u2019t think he got very good value for his money, and didn\u2019t feel the little children were too well treated when they tried the games and lost.The Carnival is designed for one and all, and is intended to please the majority as much as possible, though not necessarily the volunteer workers who surelv could find other outlets for their energies at less effort.if the fund-raising didn\u2019t matter, But the children need the kind of entertainmentthat doesn\u2019t make money if it is to be in line with their finances.So perhaps we may see some new features this vear which will tend to round out the Carnival to suit everybody.We have it on good authority that something new may be added.It doesn't seem necessary to write here about the Unity Club, Prospect House and the many other outstanding pro- Five cents a copy.YOU SAY Charity aspect must prevail Sir: \u2014 1 read with some dismay the letter in your last edition signed \u201cF.A\" It is obviously from an individual that can be termed a \u2018spoilsport\u2019.I have attended Rotary Carnivals in this city for many years as well as countless fund-raising events of this type.and while 1 do not countenance bare-faced robbery \u2014 I believe that an event of this kind is permissable in the name of sweet charity.Certainly there might be other types of carnivals and tombolas.but they wouldn\u2019t raise the same amount for good works, and as I understand it this is the avowed purpose of these affairs.When one spends of a dollar or a five-spot or a ten at a Rotary carnival, it isn't the Rotarian (individually or the Rotary Club that benefits \u2014 it is the various good-work- projects that get the gravy.1 can think of only one way in which your correspondent can atone for the harm he may have done to this worthy cause by his ill-timed and ill- advised remarks \u2014 and that is to cough-up the difference between this year's Carnival total.and what the Rotarians might have expected, had he taken your space to boost the event, rather than knock it.Happy Sucker sé BY THE WAY OPPORTUNITY MISSED MAN is reported to have complained.when a cloakroom attendant handed him his hat in a West End restaurant.that the lining was damp.and smelled of beer.He had already given a sixpence tip.The attendant should have said, \u201cWhat do vou expect for sixpence?Champagne?\u201d jects of Westmount Rotary, because most of the readers are Westmount- ers and they know.But we take off our hats to these hard working and energetic fellows for their contribution to society, \u2014 there must be quite a few who have felt their influence.But they don't ask for thanks and appreciation.They do ask for our support and yours, \u2014 to make this year\u2019s Westmount Rotary Carnival the best ever.We would like to wish them Good Luck.Prefers carnival fo campaign Sir, 1 doubt very much, as was suggested last week in a letter signed \u201cF.A.\u201d that the spirit of the Westmount Rotary Carnival has become \u201cincreasingly rapacious\u201d in recent years.1 attended the carnival twice last year, first with my wife, then with my wife and children and we all enjoyed ourselves immensely on both occasions.Our total expenditure for the two evenings was about ten dollars.My son who is something of an expert at the dart board won a good blanket while our young daughter won a small panda bear at the fish pond.Most of our friends also walked away with objects of a definite value, Those who received nothing more than a souvenir ash tray or bamboo cane did not that the carnival was, at least, a more painless way of contributing to the many worthy projects of the Westmount Rotary than the obiquitous charity drive.Overwhelmed 1 am with appeals for various charity drives, all apparently most worthy.1 would hesitate before contributing anything to the Westmount Rotary Club if approached by a canvasser.1 am quite willing, however, to spend ten dollars at the carnival where 1 am given some excitement for my money.LOWER-WESTMOUNT Carnival attitude termed \u2018ridiculous\u2019 Sir.It was quite apparent that the joker who wrote under the nom-de-plume of \u201cF.A.\u201d is one of those cranks vou find in any community.His statements were ridiculous and 1 doubt if he spent a nickel himself at the Rotary Fair.1 doubt, from his attitude.that he ever belonged lo a service club or aided in any charity work.He would benefit greatly if he joined a service club, of which there are many in this city.and helped to aid the unfortunate instead of throwing bricks at folks who give not hours: but days and weeks of their time .\u201cService before Self.\u201d E.J.E.3 i SAVING | Use Royal Bank services to help you manage your money; to keep chequing, borrowing and other expenses down too.Building a nest-egg ?.open a Royal SAVINGS ACCOUNT.For bill- à Royal PERSONAL CHEQUING ACCOUNT, Cash for a car or some other heavy a Royal TERMPLAN LOAN.For all paying?.expense?.Hon.C.M.Drury OTTAWA \u2014 By this time of the year, most people have already made definite plans for their summer holidays.For us, members of Parliament, things are a little different because there is no way we can tell when we will be through with the work that must be done before a summer recess.Juest the other day the government gave the House a list of items which it hopes to get completed before we can even think of a recess, much less start packing for a vacation.The list contains quite a number of fairly routine items, but even those are given a thorough examination by the opposition before they are approved, Pension Plan Then there are also quite a number of major pieces of legislation on which we hope to make progress before a recess, For instance, there is an amendment to the BNA Act that must be obtained so that supplementary benefits to widows and orphans may be included in our Canada Pension Plan.Our new defence leislation, which has been given first and second reading in the House, is now being studied by a multi-party committee, and it is hoped that it will be brought back to the House for final approval before summer.The government also hopes {0 make early progress with its bill establishing a 12-mile fishing limit and its rsolution dealing with the Columbia River treaty.Other priorities are the extension of family allowances to children aged 16 and 17 still attending school and the proposal to provide interest-free loans to university students.your banking, your local Royal\u201d branch is the helpful place to go.Your MP reports from Ottawa The government is anxious, of course, to have these two measures in effect in time for the next school year.For farmers, there are an increase to the volume of farm credif and a plan to bring forward legislation on farm improvement loans.The government also wants to establish its department of forestry and rural development, and improve federal provisions regarding crop insurance.In all, the list includes 20 government orders, plus the normal supply motions and other routine items, From time to time, other matters may be brought up and given priority as will be the case this week in the matter of a distinctive Canadian flag.Co-operation is sought The agenda is indeed lengthy.but if all members of the House agree to settle down to work in an atmosphere of co-operation.then a great deal will be accomplished.In order to make this possible we are now close to an agreement.between all 5 parties.to set a limit on debates of government legislation.At this particular time, there is at least one very strong incentive for members to be careful about the length of the debates \u2014 the idea that they too many eventually be able to go out in the sun.where many of their constituents will be.C.M.DRURY, M.P,, Minister of Industry.Perhaps our efforts should be directed not to keeping 14-year- olds out of billiard halls.but to making sure that these places are in every way suitable for voung- sters.\u2014 Chilliwack (B.C.} Progress.Buts | ee ROYAL BANK Over 80 Branches in Montreal and Disirict ps ROVING | Assessors begin door-to-door The nation-wide bickering on the flag controversy ' cook and Michael Rowe, considered to be of an in- survey for valuation rolls Westmount assessors are now sion number of each lot dustrial nature and by a preparing the city valuation roll or part of lot: different symbol in cach to be deposited at City Hall by @ Superficial area of each case where the property | July 31.It will then be available lot: Is considered to he ol a for inspection by any citizen.@ Value vof land and build- commercial nature; Council this week re-appointed ings and total, and indicat: ® Annual value and annual By Oliver Towne ra Board of Assessors consisting ing by an appropriate rental paid by tenants; of Donald A.Baillie.chairman, symbol every case where @ Canadian cilizens, British i Andrew S.Rutherford, Charles the property in question is subjects (by Birth or naturaltization!, or aliens UT appears to have brought forth some sort of a reaction| Assistants in the department « from City Hall or could it have been this column?We are currently working from door- noted last week that Westmount was the only munici- | pality on the island still flying the Union Jack on its public buildings.Lo and behold, what should appear, Monday on the newly erected flagpole in front of the | Police Station but the much-maligned Red Ensign.Of course City Hall, Victoria Hall and all the others still retain the Union Jack.The City does own over a thousand flags of various sizes including many Red Ensigns kept in mothballs in a City Hall basement locker.Most of them will probably be resurrected for the Queen's | upcoming visit although she will not be coming to: Westmount.* * * It looks as though the $25 Great excitement at duBois million dollar West End Plaza French Pastry on Monday.Fran-; on the old Atwater Ball Park |cois, one of the helpers, was: site may be completed before | suddenly taken ill and was | the Westmount Centre Project rushed to the hospital by am-: at Wood and Elm, in spite of a|bulance.But not till a number seven months head start by the of persons was attracted by the | latter group.Judgement on the sight of the ambulance, a fire legal petition blocking construction should be given with-| outside.Francois is in two weeks.along right, | + ¥ + neddie FIX-IT.3 That paradox.Allan Singer,\u2019 the fast-moving stationery man, : off to Europe on the 27th of this month.Business \u2014 he says.| to Halifax.to-door to bring the 1964-65 rolls up-to-date.Details which must | appear on the books includes: @ Names in full of owners including maiden name of married women: Names of tenants or occupants; © Language French: Religion of proprietors for \u2018 school tax purposes; Pro- ; testant, Roman Catholic, | Jewish or Neutral; Street number of building: @ Lot number New Rotary members New members of the West- mount Rotary Club who were English or © cach and subdivi- truck and a police car standing! introduced last week ave E.Sil- getting ver, president of Cott Beverages and G.Lachapelle a chartered accountant, It was announced that long- \u201ctime member S.Mentiply has resigned because of a transfer Quebec's largest exhibition opens June 10 at the fairgrounds in Ormstown, bec.gather to compete in what is generally considered to be one of the year for agriculturalists.The 35-acre site on the outskirts of Ormstown is expected to be the sccne of feverish activity as exhibitors and contestants vie for some of the endless number of prizes available.She plumb forgot To phone for Freddie.JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request been recorded for the Horse Show.Over 230 entries are on the list for show and jumping competitions, while 81 draft horses and a number of light horses and ponies are also slated to take part.: ; | Vs | | ; | | NL.here's a girl Who was so heady | | 1359 GREENE AVENUE A lot WE.5-4689 of bull J Thursday evening, June 11, fea- SPECIAL 5 SPECIAL | SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL 3 5 \u2018BERLITZ's\u2019 3 = £ SUMMER COURSES > a for a 3 a Es CHILDREN & STUDENTS > a French - Italian - German - Spanish - Russian 9 2 à * SPECIAL RATES ° 3 - ü For information 0 \u201c call MR.MATTEI 2 3 ; 5 VI.5- 1161 ; a >» SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL A record number of entries has: agricultural tures Que-' as breeders and stockmen : aged 12 to 17 try to catch a calf Ormstown Fair opens Wednesday the \u201cCall Scramble\u201d, a local renactment of Seville's Festival of the Bulls, where boys weighing 400-500 pounds, put a halter on it, then lead it out the most important exhibitions of ! of the ring.On Friday, there is a special exhibition of calves sponsored by | Hi the 4H clubs of Hemmingford, Howick, Huntingdon and Orms- town, while on Friday evening, the famous cattle parade will be held at the arena.Saturday.there will be harness racing with a special pony show for children.For those who enjoy a change of pace, The King Reid Shows feature 20 rides for children and , the young of heart.Besides the midway attractions, there will be a ferris wheel and such rides as the \u201cScrambler\u201d and the 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CALL 366-5630 \u201c°°\u201d for fran estimate by Filca consultant Sede p961 'S aunp 'Abp;s4 'JOUIWDXT JUNOUNSIM OY) The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 5.1964 6 ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Mood and Western CLERGY \u2018\u2018'ine Hev'd.Asien.Mellor, The Rev'd.Canon 5.B.Lindsay, The Rev'd.G.I.Pritchard don, Organist and Choirmaster Edward IT.Brown, Sunday, June 7th second Sunday after Trinity 1:00 an.Haety Eucharist 1615 am Mattins osadd) 11:00 um Kindergarten 1100 nn, Solemm Eucharist Preacher The Rev GI Pritetsarel TO pn Evensong oly Eucharist: Weekdays T00 am Tuesday, Thursday #:00 am.Friday 0:30 an Wesdneday Si.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road ana Zhuren Hill The Revd.J.N.DOIDGE, Hector Fhe Rev'd, Canon Gilbert Oliver The Rev'd.JS.M.S.Kingston Sunday, June 7th TRINITY HI 8006 am.Holy Communton, #.30 am.Mattins with Sermon.1100 come Holy Communion and Sermon, Morning Preacher: The Hevid, 1 M.S, Kingston, 10h aan.Crib Corner & Sunday School, 730 pm.Evensong with Sermon Preacher: The Rector.WEDNESDAY 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion THURSDAY \u2014 SU Barnabas Day 1900 aan.Holy Communion Urganist & Choirmaster: Norman W.ilurrie, ARCO.ARCM F.TCL.UNITED - \u2018Westmount Park Church Wor.Lansdowne end Western Aves : Minister: Rev Callu: Fhompsen, - D.1 A.BD.Dir.of Christian Edacation: Miss Beatrice Maclean, B.A, MRE Sunday, June 7th HO so Church School an Westmount Y 11:00 am, Morning Worship and Holy Communion Bisel Meditation: \u201cSUMMER COMMUNION THOUGHTS\" Organist and Choirmaster Mr, Wayne Riddell, B.Mus, \u201c DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Rivd.and Lansdowne Avenue Ministers: Rev.R.Douglas Smith, B.A.B.D.D.D.Rev.Roy P.Staftord, B.A, B.D.Mrs.Holly E.Davidson Sundoy, June 7th 11:00 nn.The Sacrament of The Lord's Supper Sermon: \u201cThe Bread of Life\u201d Rev.R.Douglas Smith) D.D.\u2018Reception of New Members) - Eveninæ Service Withdrawn -\u2014 Organist and Choirmaster Mr.John Robb.Mus.Bac, Ex Andrew's WESTMOUNT (10) Cote St.Antoine Rd., near Argyle Ave.) MINISTERS Rev.DANIEL M.GRANT, B.A, D.D.Rev.DOUGLAS MOULAND, B.A.B.D.Miss Valerie Lewis, Dir.E.Ed.Gordon White.B.Mus.Organist Sunday, lune 7th COMMUNION SUNDAY 11:00 a.m.\u201cTHE SYMBOI.OF THE BROKEN BREAD\" Sermon by Dr.Grant The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper 11.00 amy, Church Schoot with Crib Corner «Morning Service only) VISITORS WELCOME BAPTIST \"God Almighty: just und true are thy { pointment of Chairman of Committees PRESBYTERIAN © MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 340 Melville Avenue Bev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A, B.D.Minister Sunday, June 7th 1100 am.Church School 11.00 am.Public Worship The Minister will preach.Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 285 Clarke Ave.Westmount Wm.C.Nolting, B.D., Pastor Lydia Eiblch \u2014 Organist Sunday, June 7th 10:00 a.m.Senior Sunday School | 11:00 am.Communion Service | 11:00 a.m.Junior Sunday School and Nursery CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, June 7th 11:00 am Church Service Lesson - Sermon Subject: God the enly cause and Creator.Goulden Text: Revelation 10:8.Great and marvellous are thy works, Lord ways, thou King of Saints.EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m.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.UNITARIAN The Unitarian Church Of Montreal CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) SUNDAY, JUNE TH 11:00 an, FAMILY SUNDAY \u201cHostages to Fortune\u201d Rev.Leonayd Mason.B.A.\u2026.B.D.Donald Mackey.Mus.B.Organist and Director of Music Church School Closed.Nursery and Kindergarten in Unitarion House, as usual.Lakeshore Unitarian Church at 14 Cedar Ave.Pointe Claire.| © SYNAGOGUES TEMPLE EMANU-EL | 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening.June 5th at 8:15 p.m.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cFamily Life Is An Art.\u201d BAR MITZVAH Douglas David, son of Mr.and Mrs.Henjamin C.Young will be called to the Reading of the Torah this Sabbath Eve in observance of his Bar Mitzvah, BROTHERHOOD DINNER MEETING Wednesday Evening, June 10th, 6:30 p.m.the newly elected Board of Temple Brotherhood will hold their Dinner Meeting and announce the ap- REGISTRATION FOR NEW SCHOOI.SEASON Under the direction of Miss Justine Stern.B.A., registration for the new Temple season is now taking place through the mail.Parents are requested to send back the forms mailed to them, 7:30 p.m.\"WATCHING THE WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Member Baptist World Alliance and Canadian Baptist Federation Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Minister: Rev.Harold J.Baisdon, BA., B.Th.Miniter Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johnston, B.A., D.D.Mi ganist & Choir Master: John Cook SUNDAY, JUNE 7 11:00 a.m.CALL TO REMEMBRANCE\" Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.BYPU: Friday, 8:00 p.m,; School: Sunday: 10 & 11 a.m, VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME hurch CROSS\" ti im \u2014\u2014\u2014 Bible lesson Sunday theme A Bible lesson on the subject \u2018God the Only Cause and Creator\u201d will be heard at all Christian Science services on Sunday.It will contain many passages from scripture acknowledging God's greatness as the source of all that is real and good.Included in this verse from Psalms: \u2018The word of the Lord is right; and all his works are done in truth.\u201d From \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy will be read the following: \u201cTo grasp the reality and order of being in its science you must begin by reckoning by CARTWRIGHT > Yio Church Chuckles > 492 © CHAS, CARTWRIGHT God as the divine principle of all that really is.\u201d \u201cBless this bountiful food and forgive any trespass against my low-calorie diet!\u2019 Temple Emanu-el Temple youth elects officers SABBATH SERVICES: Friday evening, June 5 at 8:15 p.m.Dr.Stern will speak on \u2018Family Life Is An Art.\u201d (In anticipation of the Conference on Family taking place in Ottawa under the sponsorship of their Excellencies Governor General and Mrs.Vanier).sk sk tk TEMPLE YOUTH ELECTS OFFICERS: President \u2014 Julian Lebensold: 1st vice-president \u2014| Judy Roston: 2nd vice-president\u2019 \u2014 Ellen Zion; corresponding secretary \u2014 Ricki Zinman: recording secretary \u2014 Joan Segal: treasurer \u2014 David Jacobs.Board Members \u2014 Lynn Kirsch- berg, Ruth Sevack, Cathy Sha- vick, David Bruck, Maxianne Berger, Gerald Cukierman, Susan Hoffman.Mark Handman, Nancy Bruck, Frances Fisher, Allan Tarshis, Joanna Nash, Jacqueline Elkin, Bernard Tarshis, Sandra Sinai.Toby Stein, Alan St.Matthias\u2019 welcomes new assistant Sunday On Sunday, June 7, St.Matthias\u2019 Church, West- nount will welcome its new Assistant, The Rev'd.T.M.S.Kingston, BA, BTh, who 11 o\u2019clock.will preach at 9.30 and Mr.Kingston is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario and of Huron College in London, Ontario and was recently made a Deacon by the Bishop of Huron, acting for the Bishop of Montreal.Mr.Kingston replaces Rev'd.Reginald Hollis, who has taken a post in Roxboro.Dalse Welfare | to visit local hospital Julius Richardson Convalescent Hospital, Bessborough avenue, will be one of six hospitals in Montreal visited June 7 by members of the Dalse Welfare Club.More than 650 patients in the hospitals will be greeted by the members, celebrating its 35th year of participation.Others visited will be Grace Dart Hospital, Montreal Child.| ren\u2019s, Royal Edward Laurentian, | Jewish Convalescent and the; Jewish Hospital of Hope.i Assistant to officiate The recently-appointed priest assistant of the Church of the Advent, Westmount, Rev.Glenn L.Pritchard, BA, will officiate on Sunday, preaching at the 11 o'clock Solemn Eucharist.APPOINTED VICE PRINCIPAL J.D.FLANNAGAN The Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal this week announced the appointment of J.D.Flan- nagan as vice-rector of the High School of Montreal.Mr.Flannagan has been a history specialist at West- mount High School for the past nine years.Basbaum.Advisor to Temple Youth Group \u2014 Gerald Miller.ste sk ie FINAL TEMPLE BULLETIN FOR SEASON: The Temple Bulletin of June 5 will be the final weekly publication for the season.There will be a special Temple Bulletin during the mid-summer.The Temple Bulletin is a projeet of the Temple Emanu-El Brotherhood.pa ik sk THE TEMPLE MUSEUM: One of the most important institutions of Temple Emanu-El is the collection of ceremonial art objects from many parts of the world.Additional gifts were received recently from Mr.and Mrs.Eugene Stearns and from the Wigdor family.Committee members \u2014 Samuel Wechsler, chairman; Mrs.Josef Aron, co-chairman and curator: Mrs.Reuben Ginsberg, secretary; Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern, Reuben Ginsberg, Edmund Gordon, Hyman Grover, George Hollinger, Lawrence Marks, QC, Alfred N.Miller, Arthur Pascal, Alfred Zion.3 sk > REGISTRATION IN TEMPLE RELIGIOUS SCHOOL: Registration for new pupils in the Religious School takes place Sunday morning, August 30 at 10 a.m.Regular classes in Temple Religious School for the 1964-65 season will commence for the High School Department, Saturday a.m.and for the Junior School, Sunday morning, September 6 at 9:30 a.m, Daily Hebrew Classes will commence Wednesday afternoon, September 9 at 4 p.m.For further information please contact Miss Justine Stern, BA, at Temple School Office, WEllington 7-3575 in charge of registration.HE understanding sympathy and assistance of our staff members is a comfort to families in SOrrow.DA Collins VA NUNNS A 6 wiittèms S610 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST DP es morning, September 5 at 9:30 an ra nn \u2018A bank's training centre at C-I-L House.right, Robert Dance, senior B of M instructor; Pat Kell Marlene Tone of Vancouver.WESTMOUNT BANKER Marge Norris, right, assistant to the accountant at the Bank of Montreal's Clare- mont avenue and Sherbrooke street branch, was among a group of 14 senior women bankers from across the country selected to attend a Bof M study group in the This picture shows Mrs.Norris with, left to of Swift Current, Sask.; and Lectures, workshops and discussions were held, to prepare the ladies for further responsibilities at their branches and to acquaint them | with the bank's operations across Canada.This Week in Wes tmount | Mr.Justice Roger Ouimet, Elm avenue, this week elected president of the Quebec Criminology Society at their annual meeting .Mrs.Douglass Burns Clarke, Lansdowne avenue, wife of registrar, vice principal, lecturer and abstract artist Douglass Burns Clarke of Sir George Williams University, this week graduated with a B.A.degree after attending evening classes for sixteen years.Her daughter Barbara, graduate of Westmount High, also received her degree from the University at the same convocation ceremonies .Commander Stokes - Rees, Rosemount avenue, strong advocate of pipe smoking, is largely responsible for promot-* ing the fad of pipe smoking for women in Canada.A special contest to be held on June 20 at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel for pipe smokers will have as an attraction, a trip to the World's Fair in August for the winning contestant .Mrs.Elizabeth Brydges, Family Service Association.St.Catherine west, this week attending national conference in Washington on Homemaker Services, which is one of the most effective ways of safeguarding, strengthening, and protecting needy families while preserving family ties .Ludmilia Chiriaeff, founder and artistic director of Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, whose company this week received a $25,000.grant from the Arts Conference of Montreal, shopping in a local chain store in Westmount on Saturday, and looking cool and chic in a green and mauve ensemble .Mrs.Robert Townsend, Lahsdowne avenue, this week entertained scholarship win- by VALENTINA RAHR ners of the Quebec Music Festivals at her home: Miss Lorraine Prieur, Miss Anne Marie Gendron, Henri Bros- ard, Lewis Greenblatt.\u201cThe Vargas\u201d Springfield avenue dance couple famous in the United States because of their frequent appearances in well known night spots there, this week appeared in a special Spanish number and \u201cFire Dance\u2019 on a local television channel.The Vargas leave on tour until the end of July on Saturday .Annual Garden Party of the Women's Alliance \u2018to be held at the home of Mrs.H.R.Mc- Cuaig, Edgehill road on June 10.Hostesses will be Mrs.E.T.Bourke, Mrs.A, Watt, Mrs.C.Seaborn, and Mrs, H.Stein , .Formal dedication of **Webster Hall\u201d the new Christian education building which is newly completed, took place Say OK for OKeefe More and more people are enjoying the growing sport of harness racing.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.os @Keefe + mild ale this week at Westmount Park Church.Lansdowne and Western avenues .Gerald Iles, Windsor avenue, Animal Protection League member, announces that - the tabby who was nourished by Mrs.G.Drummond, Barat road, in the rubble of demolished houses along Dorchester, has been check- | ed over by Dr.Villeneuve, \u2018 and is now adopted by Mr.and Mrs.Dunbar, Windsor | avenue.| Miss Alice Lighthall, Met-' calfe avenue, president of the Montreal Branch of the Canadian Authors Association, reports that t he 43rd Annual Convention of the CAA will be held in Halifax, N.S.this month.Some of the speakers will be: Robert Choquette, Blair Fraser.Mavor Moore, Hugh Kane.W.G.Hardy.and the Honourable Mr.Fisher.\u201cMr.Canada\u201d .| is termed Challenge to Canada.(Continued from page 3) at the present time are made outside of Canada.This is a challenge to Canadian enterprise, and \"an organization has already been formed to aid small business in marketing, financing and in know.how so that a share of this business may be secured.Local Rotarian | active in Fair Rotary International, he said, is already active in planning \"large-scale children\u2019s participa tion in the Expo, through the \u201cService Club Children\u2019s Advisory | [ Expo 67 Committee, of which Bill Clark of Westmount Rotary is a member In addition, he said, service elubs have bven invited to participate in planning a host pavilion to receive service club visitors to the fair This pavilion, it is expected, Will serve as a centre for service club activities at the exhibition.The Expo.he concluded, can establish Montreal beyond dispute as the real heart and capital of Canada.\u201cLet's put it over together\u201d he urged.|] direction of John Cook.Concert by the Westmount Baptist Church Choir and Soloists to be held in Westmount Baptist Church \u2018| (Corner Roslyn Avenue and Sherbrooke Street West) | on Thursday, June 11th, 1964 at 8:15 p.m., under the 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Macdonald-Forrest wedding | The marriage of Heather, panel.Her veil of Chantilly lace daughter of Dr.and Mrs.James was worn as a mantilla, and she | R.Forrest, of Westmount, to Mr.\u2018 carried a cascade bouquet of Gregor James Macdonald, son | pink Sweetheart roses and white of Mr.and Mrs.Duncan Gregor | lily-of-the-valley.| Macdonald, of Winnipeg, Man.Miss Roslyn Forrest, as maid took place recently in Dominion- ! of honor for her sister, and Miss Douglas Church.Westmount, the ' Debby Williamson, as junior Rev.Roy Stafford officiating.bridesmaid, were in frocks of Mr.John Robb played the wed-| watermelon pink poult de soie.ding music.and standards of | They wore circlets of white | pink and white flowers arranged shasta daisies in their hair, and | with greenery were used to de- carried baskets of the same corate the church, lowers.BRIDE'S GOWN | Mr.James Leggett acted as The bride.who was given | best man for Mr.Macdonald, and away by her father, was in a \u2018the ushers were Mr.Raymond gown of white poult de soie with Isherwood, and Mr.lan Forrest, an overskirt of Chantilly lace.\u2019 brother of the bride.havin a fitted bodice with a, Mrs.Forrest, the bride's mo- jewel neckline and sleeves end- ther, was gowned in mint green ie in pets over the hands, and ; taffeta.She wore a hat of wine- \"colored net, wine-colored acces- | | sories, and a corsage bouquet of - Sweetheart roses.Mrs.Macdonald, mother of the { bridegroom, was in a gown of; dusty rose lace.She wore a rose: chiffon and satin hat, and a corsage bouquet of pink orchids.Following the ceremony, the | reception was held at the resi- \u201cdence of the bride's parents.WEDDING TRIP Later, Mr.and Mrs.Macdonald left on their wedding trip.the bride travelling in a cream lace frock under a topcoat of sca green wool boucle, and wearing : le sca green net hat, cream ac- \u201c cessories, and a corsage bouquet | of pink Sweetheart roses.They | will take up residence in Edmon- il ton, Alta.fashioned with a back a skirt Summer Styles 0 Hd Non-pensioned widows Non-Pensioned Veterans\u2019 | Widows Association Inc.will meet ARF | in the Canadian Legion Hall.Ver- .10° dun avenue.Verdun, Monday, Curlier June 8.at 8 p.m.Mrs.M.Wain- .; ford, president, and \u2018Mrs.M.Girlier .| S .| .e GOLD e COPPER Neraer * BRASS © CHROME Ë * NICKEL * RHODIUM À © CADMIUM © SILVER HUnter 9-1233 .REPAIRED REPLATED ; REFINISHED LACQUERED JOHN H.FEELEY & Sons Lid., Est.1899 Repairing Silversmiths and Elec- tro Platers, Operating Canada's Largest High Class Job Shop.WE CALL FOR & DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St.VI 5-7947 (A few doors above OL: 4 \"HAIRDRESSING Ee \u2014 4891 Sherbrooke St.W.St.Catherine St.) Ouvpnsite Henry Morgan & Co NOW IS THE TIME | To Order Your ® CURTAINS ® DRAPERIES ® BEDSPREADS ® LAMPSHADES e © UPHOLSTERY REPAIRS SLIP COVERS PHONE : ALEX PINSLER Office: 842-3616 Home: 484-3403 1390 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST » MISS TINA ROTARI of the Venture Club of Montreal who is governor-elect of the Eastern Canada Region, American Council of Venture Clubs.She will be installed at the Biennial convention in Miami, Florida, July 3 to July 6 Personal AAA $ > \u20ac AND { ; $ Mrs.Chipman H.Drury, wife of the Mayor of Westmount will be the honored guest at the opening tea of the Westmount Branch of the Ladies Lawn Bowling on Kensington avenue.Mr.Brodie J.Snyder, Wolse- :ley avenue, Montreal West, is recuperating in the Montreal General Hospital following an operation.Mr.Snyder, the Returning Officer for the Federal Government for many years, is widely known in the West End and his many friends and acquaintances send best wishes for a speedy recovery.The final meeting of the Women Associates of McGill will be held in the small lecture hall of the McConnell Engineering Building (use Milton street entrance) on June 9 at three o'clock.Professor John Bland will speak on \u201cOld McGill and New McGill as an architect sees it.\u201d Tea will be served at the Faculty Club at four o'clock.Mrs.Maxwell Cohen and her committee will be in charge.Mrs.R.B.Porteous, president of the Catherine Booth Hospital WA held a meeting of the executive at her hume.New members were welcomed.At the close of the meeting new and retiring members of the executives were entertained to tea.Mrs.À.H.Mason presided at the tea table.At the national annual meeting of the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire re- Wheaton, secretary, returned from Ottawa Friday after meeting with the Minister of Veterans Affairs, Members of the Department also Members of Parliament.All members of the club are asked to attend this closing meeting of the season.Refreshments will be served.ç a me Topics coo Does she or.doesn\u2019t she?\u2018ne ae\" u\"n \"na\" a\" « Patou\" a By Millicent Hickmore HREE OF EVERY TEN Canadian women color their hair, and within five years the proportion will likely be six of every ten, according to the head of a leading toiletries company.\u201cColoring one\u2019s hair has not only become acceptable among women, it is fast becoming fashionable,\u201d said Jack Soderling, general manager of a leading Canadian firm.It is estimated that Canadian women spent $12,000,000 on hair coloring last year and the market is said to be expanding at the rate of about the Salada Foods Limited Van 20 per cent annually.drew up on Somerled avenue When a woman uses hair and two attractive young coloring, she\u2019s making a ser- ladies dressed in chic navy ious commitment, therefore, blue costumes came up to the before she changes the color office and served the staff of her hair, she wants to be colfee.sure that the product will not Salada Foods, generally only make her more attractive known for their delicious \u2014 but that she is capable of brand tea and instant tea, is using it in a way that will get now introducing instant cof- the best results.fee.The coffee is not bitter OFFEE BREAK : Our office staff experienced a pleasant incident Tuesday morning at ten o'clock when A new product on the mar- and has a most delicious ket \u2014 with the ultimate ease flavor.of application \u2014 like a sham- + * + poo, tends to give women con- UN BATHING : Each sun fidence about coloring their hair \u2014 and will probably expand still further the popularity of hair coloring.bath can now be a beauty treatment.No longer is there an excuse to allow skin to become parched and flaky while + acquiring a tan, Elizabeth ; ; Arden's recently introduced cently held in Fredericton, New tanning aid.\u201csun control,\u201d Brunswick, the following members of the Quebec Provincial Chapter were among those pre- senl, Mesdames D.Macrae, G.Winters, A.Roodhouse, L.Place, C.Cresswell, P.Kuring, G.Smith, A.Meyers, Blackmore.At the conclusion of the meeting those elected from the Province of Quebec to be National Councillors were: Mesdames F.Manley, L.H.Place, A.E.Rood- house.G.Smith, G.E.Winters.beautifully performs the function implied by its name to give maximum benefits from time speni out of doors.Sun control exercises control, coddles the skin with rich emollients, moisturing all the time it works to encourage a glowing golden color.The resulting tan will naturally be lustrous, for the skin has not been robbed of oils and moisture.Mrs.C, N.Knowles, newly- elected president of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of Eventide Home held a meeting of the executive committee in her home on May 28.Those present were: Mesdames G.Dockeray, J.A.P.McGee, W.A.Routledge, E, Bent, R.Sykes, B.T.Gardner, P.Maag, D.Sutherland.Among the invited guests were Mrs.Sydney A.MacSween and Mrs.M.H.Schade.Mrs.Knowles served a delightful tea at the close of the business meeting.Mrs.M.H.4941 = ÿ Schade presided at the tea table.| RENTALS FOR WEDDINGS TEAS etc.SPECIAL Introductory Offer SELECTED RED & BLUE BRAND rh 3: Phone and Say you Saw this Ad \u2014 and Get a FREE Package of HOT DOGS or MIDGET SALAMI with your Order L&M Meat Packers 523-2197 Som titvin- dalles Moroie, ~ Approach ing Merri ages Following the 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