The Westmount examiner, 4 juin 1965, vendredi 4 juin 1965

[" LC At Rotary Club : Dr.Alfon Goldbloom fights all hafreds with able Dr.Alton Goldblo miracle-working pediatrician and author \u2014 with well-whetted scalpel tilted at hatreds before the members of the Westmount Rotary Club Wednesday noon at Victoria Hall, in a reasoned presentation entitled \u2018The Anatomy of Prejudice\u2019.Scrivener president of B.of I.Change is inevitable \u2014 and \u201cwe must participate in it il this change is to reflect (he active cooperation, the interest and the practical participation of all clements in the community.including business.\u201d This was the message of R.C.Scrivener.655 Grosvenor avenue, new president of the Board of Trade.as he took over reins of office at the weekend.Other officers elected to board included : the Dr.H.S.Sutherland, first vice- president: J.Eric Harrington.second vice-president: C.F.Carsley.treasurer.New members of council are: J.K.Allison.E.Guy Car- mel.J.M.Courtright.F.L.Parsons, R.C.Pearse, J.B.Por- teous.and R.G.Thacker.Junior Board of Trade representative.scalpel the 75-year-old | | om da | For a half-hour the white- 2 (haired and soft-spoken { physician - turned - philos- \u2018opher rang a myriad of.\u2018changes on the emotions of \u2018his listeners as he switched swiftly from poignant anec- \u2018dote to Holy Writ.and al- | ways with a conviction that \u2018held his audience in the \u2018palm of his hand.hanging lon his slightest word.: ! From the outset the good doctor revealed that he was \u2018as familiar with the anatomy of prejudice as he was | ; with the human anatomy ias he spoke of the many unconscious prejudices lo be found almost daily in ex-, pressions many consider as routine.| \u2018Hip-hip-hurray\u2019 he traced back to a battle-cry voiced A.HOLLIS MARDEN, right.president of the Mackay Centre lor Deaf and Crippled Children, a resident of Westmount, receives a cheque for $11.000 from HAL C.CLARKE.president of the Kiwanis Club of Montreal, a Golden Anniversary gift to cover the cost of equipment for a bright and modern dental clinic which has just gone into operation at the Centre.by Prussian Knights sack-i_ _ ing Jewish villages; \u2018Hokus- | Pokus\u2019 he revealed as the slangy translation of an Anglican sailor, explaining Air Cadet Squadron what he had heard in as a a ' Roman-Catholic church he Ins ec ION IS £ \u2018had entered in error.IGNORANCE Annual Inspection of No.1 (West Montreal): | | \u2014 - \u2014 - _\u2014- Vol.XXXVIII, No.22 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1965 S CENTS 16 PAGES {1 High-rise dwellings All inspected Westmount Fire Department has begun its annual inspeet- tions \u2014 and this year something new has been added Initial inspections are bes made on buildings under cun- struction and the new high-rise apartments, to acquaint the men with the \u2018ins and outs of the new buildings Newest building.ut course is mainly fireproot, but during the period of construction is the most dangerous time for tire fire department.which keeps a close wateh on all buildings in the area, and particular while wood \u201cis in use around the Corms which mount \u2018need for special are sot concrete For some time now the West- Fire Department has with contractors the protection at shafts after dark, as they are a potential danger to firemen who may be required to move about in a building under cou- up to the poured stressed struction after dark and fall down an unprotected shalt opening.The advent of high-rise apart , ments in Westmount has | brought about a great many changes in the mode ot (ire .4 21 ; .; fighting and these are being June month While much prejudice is Squadron of Royal Canadian Air Cadets took place at! explained to tte men an they in | born of ignorance, Dr.Gold- the armoury of the Royal Montreal Regiment.4625 speet these new-type buildings.d di ted \u2018bloom saw a great deal of 'St.Catherine street west.Monday evening.Before a gathering of parents, \u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014\"~ June is to be dedicated to ing a trauma that had con-.with the RCAF, in both peace and it inculcated in children by | Commissioned in 1943 tin the .friends and relatives the young ; > JC ! parents, and added that he men of the Squadron were re-! field! he became à field engineer! Norm Dawe : personally had suffered for RAF USAAF Coastal Com- ap i was commanded by S 1, planting, in the parks of West- tj .| wal i ° mount end if it turns out to be! tinued for many years.Early in the Second World War; Lowe.; viewed by Wing-Commancer S.S.\u2018 greatly at the hands of an ; standardizing tactical I ; iv di ; othe was one of the first of the, V.Houghton, represcuting the a good growing month, the im-; Prejudices, he said, are\u2018 Te to the RAI for the Quebec Provincial Committee of Whetstone, C.D., RCAF.a native | mand - anti-Semitic school-teacher | of Western Canada by birth.who, radars in the Mediterranean, i is -|has a 25 year record of service theatre.re urns jin his early days, develop | od The West Montreal Squadron A from U.S.\u201cwe provement in Westmount Park particularly should be well worth nothing, and photographing \u2014 even in color.Monday night.when council meets, there is every prospect that a tender for some $26,000\" worth of shrubs and plants and flowers, etc, for Westmount ' Park will be let.Monday's agenda will be a lengthy one \u2014 in fact it is already lengthy, but most of the items, according to report.are of a routine nature.Proposed new signal system for The Boulevard, Westmount Avenue, Cedar and Clarke avenue intersection is on the agenda for commitment and motor- He the Air Cadet League of Canada against every race \u2014 and night-fighter control stations., | Sanat he himself had known of ad- also spent some time in Russia delivered a short address in vertisements in a Winnipeg and participated in the landings | which he praised the service in paper shortly after the turn in North Africa.{general and particularly the A | 1 ; L 1 __ (smart display put on by the of the century that read, in, | Squadron under review.help-wanted sections.\u201cno 4 ' Trophies presented included: , Tud Hope Trophy for the most, proficient cadet, won by Sgt.Wo, (Continued on page 15) (Continued on page 15) Blaze in car fit for ists both in and out of the municipality will be wishing for a speedy solution to this bottleneck.48% AUS INDEX Chuchres .8 Classifieds .12-13 Editorial .4 Roving Reporter .5 Sports .14-15 Women's .9-10-11 FIASAMAVIMA NWA doused Two minutes before (1 p.m.; Sunday Westmount firemen were called out to quell a | blaze under the hood of an Syrup a Queen Ten gallons of the very finest maple syrup goes forward to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth today \u2014 another instalment in the gift that started here some years ago when the Queen was personally presented with a silver syrup container, and a promise that syrup for it would be despatched cach (ree-tapping.The delivery is a little late ANDRE OFFICER BRANCHAUD, 21, has just completed with honors, three years ; of academie and military training at le Collège militaire royal de Saint-Jean.- He will procced to the Royal Military College of CADET ; auto on Cote St.Antoine Road.west of Grosvenor.| When the apparatus arriv- Canada, Kingston, -Ontario.in September.to continue his education towards a university degree and a commission in the Canadian Army.He is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Henri L.pouring from beneath the hood of the vehicle and it was discovered that the gaso- ling line was also ablaze.One stream was employed lo ex- } t tinguish the fire.There were no reports of injuries.this ycar, city officials explained.as (he season is slightly later than normal.Branchaud, 21 de Casson, West- | ! mount, and is a graduate of Collège Moni-Saint-Louis.1 | | ed, smoke and flames were | | Uneasy hes the head that wears à city-manager tile, and not always tor the same reasons, Norman Dawe, Westmount 's city manager, is back from what many might feel was a holiday junket \u2014 but the truth is Mr Dawe has been swatting up on the latest wrinkles in his job Several days were spent in Washington at a conference called by the vice-president of the U.S.Hubert Humphrey, for: mer mayor of Minneapolis.There the main topic was the U.S.government's preparations In the war on poverty, and trom this 5-day session Mr, Dawe brought home one full case of data and documents, books and booklets, tor midnight oil burning, Then it was \u2018on to Chicago\u2019 for a similar session, again with city managers from both sides of the border, and again the cellee- tion of new material on and about municipal administration and its mounting problems filled another valise.Much of it all, Mr Dawe feels.will be of interest and value in September when the International City Managers convention is held here and he joins other local-area city managers as host to sume 1,000 citv-managers and thelr wives. The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 4.1965 \u2014 2 Howard Atwood quits Westmount High post By KATHI KRISTOF The end of the school year at Westmount High is finally upon us.It is a time for mixed emotions for us all.We feel sorrow at leaving the school, in some cases for good; we feel amazement at how fast the year has come and gone; but the main emotion should at this time be a sense of accomplishment on the part of teachers, FRE ABA LE iit PR, NORTHWAY DRIVE-IN THEATRE 862 JONSON CAR NORTHWAY AND CAPACITY ROUTE 11 CHAMPLAIN, N.Y.Admission: Adults 90 Children under 12 FREE MAIN FEATURE REPEATED | FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY Wednesdoy thru Saturday \u2014 June 2, 3,4, 5 JOHN FORD'S = TECHNICOLOR\" SUPER PANAVISION®70 Pair 0, Sera py FROM WARNER BAGS.Pasir \" TRONS Sunday, Monday, Tuesday \u2014 June 6, 7, 8 Rock DORIS Tony Hupson Day Ranpalt MARGRET ; Send Me No MICHAEL FLowers .£2%.| Paxs Technicolor A Universal Picture A Martin Melcher Production - À Universal Picture parents, and students, as all should have learned something worthwhile this past year.Last week at an assembly, honoring many for different and varied accomplishments, more than a few tears were shed as the school honored a retiring member of the faculty, a man beloved by his students and admired by his colleagues \u2014 Howard Atwood.This dedicated teacher has taught many many students through the many years since he received his diploma.FI, myself, can vouch for the fact that he has given to each of his students not only a wonderful knowledge of English Literature but also a valuable lesson in high moral ideals.After graduating, Mr.Atwood taught at Macdonald, Sherbrooke, and Quebec High Schools, after which he spent three years in the R.C.A.F.In 1945, after the war, he came to the old Westmount Junior High and rendered valuable service there until 1961 when he came to teach at the new West- mount High, and has taught here ever since, But any teacher\u2019s life must also include activities in the school's extra-curricular programme, and Mr.Atwood has been active in more than his fair share.In sports, he has coached the basketball team as well as helping in several track meets.Also as a good and able English teacher, he was able to contribute to the newspaper, was adviser to the Debating Club and was always called upon to help with all pub- lic-speaking events, In 1955, Mr.Atwood was named the school\u2019s prime contact with the Westmount Teachers Association; it is going to be difficult indeed, to imagine anyone but him handing out the annual teachers\u2019 Award of Honour to deserving students.As to his immediate future plans, Mr.Atwood maintains them to be \u2018vague\u2019.Besides .Fe 4 à J.2 mE = A.P.Duke, 731-6817 - Home : REAL ESTATE BROKER 731-6817 \u201cMember of RealCare' DETACHED COTTAGE 5 Bedrooms, Den, 22 Bathrooms Knotty Pine Recreation Room $49,500 ' This centre hall best values on t \"pletely detached, 2 storeys and built Bin some 60 feet back from the road, on a #7 lot of over 7,000 square feet\u2014mature Bk trees, garden and patio.wrx: YOUR ENQUIRIES ARE INVITED : FRANK A.NORMAN & CO.LTD.1255 Laird Boulevard, Town of Mount Royal Member of Montreal Real Estate Board plan home is one of the e market today.Com- 481-6365 available for @ FOOTBALL & BASEBALL TEAMS © WEEK-END PARTIES GROUPS At Very Reasonable Prices CHARTER BUS SERVICE 30 BUSES AVAILABLE Capacity from 18 to 78 Passengers \"FULLY COVERED BY INSURANCE\" @ CHILDREN'S SUMMER CAMP @ CHURCH PICNICS, ETC.For Complete ion call: Mr.Castonguay 453-3 805 BISSONNETTE BUS LINES resting, he plans to go on to university work next summer, probably to show Mrs.Atwood Merrie Olde Englande and other parts of Great Britain.Whatever lies in the future, may we on the behalf of all students, teachers, and citizens of Westmount, wish Howard Atwood luck and success in all that he may do, and also thank him for a job well done in a career which we are sure was as satisfying to him as il was to those associated with him.In our thanks and gratitude we must not, however, forget our two vice-principals who are both leaving Westmount this year.Our thanks are extended to Mr.Mc- Rae, who will be Principal of Westmount Park School, and to Mr.Mackie, who will be Principal of Dunton High School.The enormous task of replacing them will go to Mr.K.Campbell, Vice- Principal of Mount Royal High, and to Mr.R.McEwan, the head of the Mathematics Department at John Grant High.To all these men the best of luck.And to you, the reader, the best possible summer holidays \u2018Flip for | Easter Seals The Quebec Easter Seal Society, with the co-operation of the Montreal Flying Club, will sponsor a Flyathon, Sunday, June 6 at Cartierville Airport, 2300 Bois Franc Road.\u201cLast year we had almost 400 Montrealers show up to take a look at our city from the air, society president Robert E.Meagher said, in announcing the Flyathon.\u201cWe charge $3.00 a flip and almost every cent of that goes towards the work of the Society, which is helping the physically handicapped.The gasoline, the use of the planes and the services of the experienced pilots, are all donated.\u201d Mr.Meagher pointed out that the flights are ten minutes each, \u201cand at $3.00 that's a bargain, to say nothing of the fact the money is used to help people who badly need our help\u201d.Flying starts at 9 a.m.and continues until dusk.Light fare With the advent of the summer reading season \u2014 when more and more Westmounters seem to be curling up with a good book \u2014 the fiction stacks have been well-stocked with the latest from a long list of popular and newer authors.Some of the titles are quite intriguing too \u2014 but then, you can't always tell a book by its title these days, any more than you can from its cover.A quick glance through the latest list offers such tempting morsels as: In the biography section the list includes: The Virgin Mistress, by Elizabeth Mavor; 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(Continued on page 15) Council of Montreal, succeed- | ing Edgar W.S.Ramsey, E.Stuart Parker is vice- president, R.Ward.S.Robertson, secretary.Romeo Brault, treasurer.and Eric Newman and W.A.Campbell, directors.Whether it's a mortgage I] or clean- -up fund .re.Milestones for Roman flour adjustment of family in- mills were made from hard Ve- MONSEIGNEUR IRENEE LUSSIER, performing his last official come career girl or suvian lava.function as rector of the University of Montreal, was guest of oung man's saving plan .ee __ honour and guest speaker ai the third investiture of life governors key man, partnership or em- at the Jewish General Hospital, recently.At the traditional ceremony, Monseigneur Lussier praised the hospital governors for their humanitarian efforts in aiding the institution.J.Julius Block, hospital president, noted that the third investiture, marking the enrollment of 88 new governors, brought the total of lite As your local Sun Lite governors to 500; and expressed the hope that in the future many representative, may | call ployee welfare situation, Sun Life has a program to solve your problem.Robert P.Bell DISPENSING OPTICIAN Announces .the] opening of a West End branch at 5215 Sherbrooke St.West (Bet.Marlowe & Northcliffe) Phone: 488-9744 For Renovations Modernization or Repairs To Your Home Call LEONARD & GERARD ENR'G.PO.7-6676 @ 20 years of experience at your service.@ Fully insured for your protection.eee more would join the ranks of those who, through their interest and generosity.have done so much and teaching programs of the hospital.Co-chairman of the governor's program, Philip Garfinkle and Allan Bronfman.looked on as Msgr.Lussier presented the certificates.Chancellor distinguished post After five years as chancellor of Sir George Williams College.Dr.B.W.Roberts.prominent local resident, retired as of June 1.His successor is Fraser of the University's board of governors.Although Dr.Roberts\u2019 relire- ment decision had been known to members of the corporation and Board and some of the university\u2019's top administrators, it came as a surprise to most of those assembled for the university's graduation ceremony.Dr.Roberts has served the university since 1940 when he became a member of the board of governors.He was appointed vice-chairman in 1941, and in 1947 was elected chairman of the board \u2014 a position he held until being named chancellor.A retired vice- \u201cpresident of the CALL ARTHUR BUYING OR SELLING?10 AGENTS TO SERVE YOU 484-8433 Eves.: 481 - 1501 \u201cLicensed & Bonded Real Estate Brokers\" to strengthen the investigative leaves | F.Fulton, former chairman Canadian Pacific Railway.he is a past president of the Rotary Club of Montreal, a past provincial president of the Boy Scouts of Canada, and a past president of the Canadian Railway Club.Dr.Roberts is married to the former Effie Johnston.They have a son, lan, and a daughter, Cynthia, now Mrs, Peter Johnston.He is an active member of the Rotary Club, an adviser to the Boy Scouts of Canada, a governor of the Montreal General Hospital and the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, and a member of the Metropolitan Board of the Montreal YMCA.i Appointment of Brig.Fulton to succeed Dr.Roberts was announced by the corporation of the university.He took up his new duties on June ! and will be of- ficially installed at special cere- | monies next fall.Brig.Fulton, vice-president for administration of Northern Elec- | trie Co.Ltd.is a graduate of ; Mount Allison and McGill univer- i sities, He is an officer brother of the | Order of St.John of Jerusalem, a vice-president of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, a governor of the Montreal Technical Institute, a life governor of Montreal General Hospital and a director of the Metropolitan Board of the Montreal YMCA, ' Canada\u2019s population is made up of 50.6 per cent males and \u201849.4 per cent females; in the Northwest Territories the pro- upon you at your convenience.Of course, with no obligation.RICHARD S.GORDON UNIT MANAGER \u2014 Mansfield Branch, Sun Life Bidg., Suite 156 Telephone \u2014 Office: UN.6-6411 - Res.: 482-7716 SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA 488-5301 - 482-7480 With EVERY HAS THE We Will FINEST Give You SCREENED a FREE rowed Garden Soil?488-5301 - 482-7480 Who Else 5803 Westminster Ave.N.JACK JACK \u201came VINCELLI \u20ac VINCELL r hy GARDEN CENTRE 5803 Westminste ADMIRAL TV for 1965 Presents \u201cSPACE AGE\u2019 PORTABLES Featuring .THE NEW ADMIRAL 21\u201d First 21'' Portable on The Market Also the new 13\" - Built to take it - anywhere Now on display at Teletronics Corporation 4910 Sherbrooke Street West (Between Victoria & Claremont) Phone: 486-5012 portion is 56 per cent men to 44 per cent women, @ SERVICE @ SALES - @ RENTALS The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 4, 1965 \u2014 4 LL) te\" WT.T Examiner HUGH R.MOUNT, Generel Manager Printed and Published Every Friday by MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7005 Kildere Road, Montreal 29 Joha W.Sancton Hugh E.McCormick President and Publisher Chairman Editorial \u2014 Accounting \u2014 Circulation Disploy Advertising Departments 481-2771 Classified Advertising \u2014 8:30 am.te 5 p.m.Daily (Te 8:30 p.m.Mon,, Tues.& Wed.) 481-0451 The Examiner sims te be an independent.clesm mewspaper tor the nome, devoted te public vorvise.Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year SLIB half year.Five cents n copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, Quebeu Newspapers Association, Canadiam Community Newspapers Representatives.Authorized as Second Class Mail by the Post Office Department, Ottawe and for payment of postuge in cash.WE SAY Mr.E.T.Asselin and the Press MF Edmund Tobin | Asselin, Member of Parliament for neighboring Notre Dame de Grace, is an experienced The Star has stood politician.firm in its criticism.How strange, then, he Mr.Asselin has at- should attack the press, tacked The Star in the the very medium he has House of Commons.skilfully used in his climb He should know better.to his present lofty \u2014 Successful public fig- and exposed \u2014 eminence.ures regard newspapers The press, he declares, as friendly and useful, as clearly separated from local municipal and, by association, school board affairs.unfairly attacks him still has Mr.Asselin, when though he has been they are on the way up.\u201ccleared,\u201d he says, by Wise ones continue to seek Press favor or at least neutrality once they have \u2018\u2018arrived\u201d and are exposed, fairly or unfairly, in situations both flattering and embarrassing.And those politicians who stay on top, popular and seemingly serene for decades, never never attack those who may have helped put and keep them there.This is a good lesson for Westmount students of practical politics, being played out close at court judgment in the Protestant School Board action which he invited the board to take.He was, indeed, cleared on the specific claim against him, Whereupon our two distinguished daily contemporaries, The Montreal Star and The Gazette, both reminded Mr.Asselin\u2019s constituents and the public generally that still left unanswered is the charge that he had made an _ \u201cunconscion- hand \u2014 in fact, by a man able i profit at the tax- pose current residence payers\u2019 (the school on Northcliffe avenue board's) expense; that this lies is not a good thing; and that it is especially un- good in a public figure, That others may have made like or even higher profits in similar land deals is irrelevant and doesn\u2019t make it right in this instance.To the average N.D.G.elector, $62,605.25 is a sum one works hard and long to earn and pay taxes on.The Gazette slipped by saying that at the time Mr.Asselin was an M.P,, and next day corrected \u2014 forgetting or failing to mention that Mr.Asselin was then in fact a Montreal City Councillor.To our mind, this is highly pertinent since a city councillor should have even more reason than an M.P.to keep his personal business within the new boundary of Westmount\u2019s federal constituency.(No threat to Mr.Drury; we understand Mr.Asselin is moving!) More deeply, we believe Mr.Asselin has forgotten that, for all their failings, newspapers generally outpull politicians in the long-haul faith of readers-citizens-voters, The Press ranks with Parliament and the Law as a cherished free institution.Mr.Asselin talked nonsense in the House Tuesday on Press opinion of an M.P.(himself) and a judgment.The Press is fulfilling its highest role when it is keeping a critical and jealous eye on Parliament and the Courts and on those in whose hands these precious trusts temporarily rest.Sam Bronfman heads Community Services Samuel Bronfman has been elected by acclamation as honourary president of the Allied Jewish Community Services at the first general meeting of the new central organization for the Montreal Jewish community, Sunday night at the Windsor Hotel.Mr.Bronfman was named to the top honorary post in recognition of his long-time devoted service to the local Jewish community as president of the Jewish Federation from 1934 to 1950 and as president of the Combined Jewish Appeal from 1941 to 1950.He has continued to play a very active role as honorary president of Federation and of CJA since that time, and he was one of the sponsors of the first meeting two years ago which led to the development of the Allied Jewish Community Services.During the Annual meeting of the Federation which preceded the general meeting of the AJCS, a special tribute was paid to all past presidents.Bronze medallions commemorating the occasion were presented to Mr.Bronf- man and to the other past presidents as well as the presidents of the Federation and CJA.Medallion recipients in addition to Mr.Bronfman were David Kirsch, Philip Garfinkle, Abe Bronfman, Edward J.Barkoff, Monroe Abbey, QC, Cecil Usher, Moe Levitt and Lavy M.Becker.Mr.Bronfman was also named as a Life Trustee on the Board of the Allied Jewish Community Services together with other presidents and honorary officers of the Federation and CJA.The Life Trustees, in addition to .Mr.Bronfman include: David Kirsch, Philip Garfinkle, Abe Bronfman, Edward J.Bar- koff, Monroe Abbey, QC, Cecil Usher, William Gittes, Zave Levinson, MBE, Moe Levitt.and | Lavy M.Becker.The first general meeting of the AJCS also elected 28 representative trustees, 14 for a one- year term and 14 for a two-year term.Elected for a one-year term are: J.B.Becker, Henry Blatt, J.H.Blumenstein, QC, Percy Caplan, Samuel Caplan, Rabbi Maurice Cohen, Oscar Faerman, Max Feldman, Sam Hershorn, B.J.Kruger, Alfred N.Miller, Jack Reitman, Mrs.E.1.Roll, Rabbi W.Shuchat.Elected for a two year term are: Mrs.J.J.Block, Mrs.Samuel Bronfman, OBE, Gordon Brown, Horace R.Cohen, OBE, Maxwell Cummings, Mrs.Jacob Elkin, Michael Greenblatt, QC, Boris G.Levine, Jacob M.Lowy, Abe Nissenson, Max Pascal, Samuel Samuelson, George H.Scott, Dr.George J.Strean.At the same time the member agencies announced the appointment of their constituent trustees to the Board as follows: BARON DE HIRSCH INSTITUTE AND JEWISH CHILD WELFARE BUREAU \u2014 E.M.Berger, QC, Albert Eaton, Abe Feiner, Oscar Respitz, Edward I.Roll.B\u2019NAI B'RITH HILLEL FOUNDATION \u2014 Maurice H.Katz, Hy Kendalt.CAMP B\u2019NAI B'RITH \u2014 Sidney Maislin, Abel Selick.CAMP WOODEN ACRES \u2014 Douglas Gross, Norman Latsky.CANADIAN.JEWISH CONGRESS including UNITED JEWISH RELIEF AGENCIES (Montreal area) To be appointed \u2014 (Agreement in principle has been reached subject to ratification by Board) GOLDEN AGE ASSOCIATION \u2014 affiliate of National Council of Jewish Women.Mrs.I.Gesser, Israel B.Zelikovitz.HERZL HEALTH SERVICE CENTRE \u2014 Thomas O.Hecht, Mrs.J.A.Lyone Heppner.JEWISH COMMUNITY CAMPS \u2014 Moe Fine, Alan Finestone.JEWISH CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL \u2014 Moe Kanigsberg, Irving Melnick.JEWISH GENERAL HOSPITAL \u2014 Dr.Andre Aisenstadt, J.J.Block, Allan Bronfman, Arthur Pascal, Sam Steinberg.JEWISH HOSPITAL OF HOPE \u2014 J.R.Bogante, QC, Nat Cohen, Cecil Labow, J, Retter, M.Rudolph.JEWISH [IMMIGRANT AID SERVICES (Montreal area) \u2014 Joseph Ain, Max Wolofsky.JEWISH LAURENTIAN FRESH AIR CAMP \u2014 Mrs.John Adelstein, Sonny Glickman.JEWISH PUBLIC LIBRARY \u2014 Lawrence Lande, Michael Lau- ter.JEWISH VOCATIONAL SERVICE \u2014 Peter Bronfman, D.D.Feldman.MAIMONIDES HOSPITAL AND HOME FOR THE AGED \u2014 Phil Cohen, Charles Gavsie, QC, Samuel Moskovitch, QC, Alex Schneiderman, Samuel Senzilet.MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL \u2014 Joseph Eliesen, Bernard J.Lande, Louis Orenstein, QC, Louis Shapiro, Harry Wolfe.NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE \u2014 Irving J.Halperin, Bernard Pes- ner.YOUNG MEN'S AND YOUNG WOMEN\u2019S HEBREW ASSOCIATION \u2014 Henry Cohen, Samuel Godinsky, Irwin Hockenstein, Music for the Very Young is group music-making on instruments designed especially for children.The pupil learns to play music with other children without theory, notation.scales or examinations.Through free improvisation, orchestra work, singing and drumming, music becomes a second mother-tongue as well as a social activity.To play together with a group requires flexibility, listening to the other players without depending on them.It is not only a musical but also a social achievement when the class develops into a little orchestra.For the very Young After a while the simpler forms of music-making are not sufficiently satisfying.The traditional instruments will now appear.With them comes notation and with music reading, the ensemble work steps into a new phase: chamber music with the combination of the group instruments and also the solo instruments.The class becomes à chamber orchestra with mostly a baroque and folk music repertoire.Saul Levine, Mrs.Ben Mintz.The first president and executive officers of the Allied Jewish Community Services will be elected at the first meeting of the Board of Trustees which is expected to be held within the coming month.You SAY CSPCA Says \u2018Thanks\u2019 On behalf of the C.S.P.C A.1 would like to thank you very much for the publicity you gave us during Be Kind To Animals Week.It is necessary to continually remind the general public of the need for humane treatment of animals and your assistance in the past and during Be Kind To Animals Week is greatly appreciated and most worthwhile.Mrs.J.0.McCutcheon Honorary Secretary Irate reader waxes wroth! Sir: After reading your editorial of May 28th concerning Mr.Pelletier\u2019s address to (he Westmount Rotarians, my husband and 1 were appalled by the fact that the point of Mr.Pelletier\u2019s words had so evidently been missed, and by an editor who made the punch-line of his editorial an insistence that none of our travelling Rotarians had ever had battles with the police on Victoria Day.Really ! Mr.Pelletier may be given credit, I am sure, for more intelligence than to have intended any such implication.Why not begin all over again by looking back at what Mr.Pelletier did mean?As for the article in the same issue of The Examiner, reporting Mr.Pelletier's address, we wonder again at an editor who would allow a reporter to submit work riddled with such amazing English spelling, grammar and rhetoric.Again, really ! Very truly yours, MRS.A.FRUEH Louis H.Marrotte Final tribute was paid recently to a former student of the old Westmount Academy and a Me- Gill graduate of 1904 \u2014 the late Louis H.Marrotte, a retired superintending engineer of Hy- dro-Quebec\u2019s city stations division, who died at the age of 82.Although born where Chaboillez Square now stands, he was well- known in the west-end of the city and was a long-time member of Knox-Crescent and Kensington Presbyterian Church.Once associated with electrical companies in Ontario and in Georgia, he was with the old Montreal Light Heat and Power Company from 1916 to 1948 when he went on pension.He was a member of the Quebec Corporation of Professional Engineers and the Engineering Institute of Canada.He is survived by his wife, the former Louise Lawrence; two sms, Lt.Col.Gordon Marrotte and Albert, a brother, Edgar and three grandchildren.Burial was in Mount Royal Cemetery.Mrs.D.M.Riddle Word has been received of the thur Riddle of Vancouver, she is death of Mrs.Douglas Munroe also survived by a sister-in-law Riddle, who was buried this week Margaret Riddle MacLeod of Vie- in Danville following services at toria, B.C.the Trinity United Church there.She was 77, She was a daughter of the late Rev.Arthur Watson Main, foun- Mother of Douglas Bayne Rid- der of the former Main Memorial dle of Westmount and John Ar- Church in Point St.Charles. Dr.John Leng, of Toronto, was the speaker at a special meeting of Montreal Presby- terial United Church Women, held in Westmount Park United Church last evening.Dr.Leng is the executive co-ordinator of the Division of Congregational Life and Work for the United Church of Canada.\u201cDivision\u201d is composed of boards of Christian education, evangelism and social service, United Church Men and United Church Women.Rev.S.G.Machin, minister of Valois United Church conducted the worship service.golf tourney, The second annual Quebce Amateur Hockey Association referees\u2019 gold tournament is slated for LaSalle club, June 11.Tournament chairman, Bob Frampton, expects an entry of over 100.Contact Bob Carr.at WE.3- 8641, Local 2428.or 769-1430.for further details.TOMMY TOMASSO recommends A Bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken TY) \u2014_\u2014 IT\u2019S 14 pieces of Delicious Chicken IT'S IT'S IT'S IT'S & Hot Biscuits Finger Lickin\u2019 Gravy $3.95 Delivered FREE ANYWHERE IN WESTMOUNT RE.9-5555 TOMASSO FRATELLI INC.| MOVING NOTICE We wish to announce that on JUNE 7th, 1965 our Plant and Office will be located at 7300 ST.JAMES ST.WEST {at West Broadway! Montreal 28 Telephone: 482-9566 CAMPBELL GILDAY CO.LTD.ROOFING CONTRACTORS ROVINC CPORTER By Oliver Towne WESTMOUNT ROTARIANS have really begin to Recital to aid new centre The pupils of lrene Nichols ganized completely by the older will give a piano recital in aid students and will have lan Pet- of the MacKay Center for Deaf vie as Master of Ceremonies fot and Crippled Children oun the evening.Thursday, June 3 at 7:18 p.m.The recital will be followed The program will be present- by presentation of the proceeds ed at the MacKay Center audi- to Dr.LI.P.Patterson of the torium at 3500 Decarie boule- MacKay Center and a tour of vard.The recital has been or- the new building of the center step up the pace of their preparations for the June 15-19 carnival and if you see a member of the club with paint on his hands there maf be a good reason .the skating rink staff at the Glen are expectiny the Rotarians to move in early next week to start preparing the spot for the five-day extravaganza .Frank Carlin, Frank Starr, Phil Everson and a half-dozen more straw-bosses have started turning on the heat and mean to keep it up till c-day.which, of course, is Carnival Day, June 15.the opener.* + + Leslie Roberts, well - known mm \u2014 RADIO EQUIPPED DAY & NIGHT SERVICE LANSDOWNE TAXI REG\u2019D.18 Gladstone \u2014 Westmount 933-8484 SPECIAL & HOURLY RATES \u2014 OUT OF TOWN TRIPS CHRISTENINGS \u2014 WEDDINGS \u2014 FUNERALS \u2014 AIRPORT Operated by E.Gallagher department that Westmount- seribe and radio voice has joined the long list of pen-pushers who finally get down to posing for photos while opening book-shops .he officiated recently at the opening of Julian Wedgewood's new emporium on Sherbrooke street west .Westmount stores will now be able to stay open evenings on the eve of a holiday.when the holiday falls on a day| how's your garden doing (his on which they would have remain-| cool late spring?ed open in the evening, notice * * * having been received officially) Round and About: Dr.H.B.M.from a superior government to Murphy, 64 York avenue, as- that effect.sociate professor of social psy- + * + chiatry at McGill was in St.Kitts, There is a slight fear in the Virgin Islands Saturday to discuss ivy-covered santum-sanctorum plans for a World Health Organiz- of The Examiner's editorial |ation seminar on Caribbean mental health problems .Ellen Rowland of Westmount was one of the medallists receiving teaching diplomas at Macdonald College recently .Mr.Justice Douglas C.Abbott presided Saturday in his role as Chancellor at the graduation ceremonies at Bishop's University .Mr.Samuel Steinberg, 25 Aberdeen, has been reappointed as director of the Canada Council .Maj.Gen.A.E.Walïord.728 Upper Belmont, chairman of Canadian Vickers Limited was present this week at the launching of the John Cabot at the Vickers Shipyards .Mr.Samuel Bronfman, 15 Belvedere Road, was elected by acclumation as honorary presi- ê ; dent of the Allied Jewish Com- $ munity Services und reccived a: bronze medallion in recognition of his services .Mr.W.E.Col- lison, 539 Victoria Ave.has been ; appointed Vice-President of the $ Quebec and Ontario Trausporta- tion Company .Mrs.Bernard | Jorn WATSON Lande, 4333 Westmount Avenue, ers may be losing some of their zest for bird-watching, pansy-cultivating and otherwise neglecting nature lore .its some time now since a \u2018first robin\u2019 ., .\u2018Contrary Mary\u2019 .or \u2018what kind of a bird is it?\" letter has been received from the area U.our feet There grows no grass Ourheaters are both Electrie and gas LIMITED lis a member of the committee | planning Gaiete a la Bourse, to \u201cbe held Oct.23 in aid of the National Bullet of Canada .Mr.Irwin D.Leopold, 28 Summit | Crescent, president of Ruby Foo's recently presented an inscribed | gold watch to his Chinese chet to commemorate the restaurant's 20th anniversary .Dr.W.C.Bushell, 12 Grenville, being presented with an honorary membership in the newly-formed Canadian Academy of Restorative Dentistry as recognition of his contribution to the advancement of this science .Mrs.W.W.Eakin, 736 Lexington, has been re-elected president of the board of the Julia Drummond Residence .Mrs.Ross Elvidge.9 Burton avenue, received her Bachelor of Library Science degree from Me- Gill University Friday.She received her BA degree from Me- Gill before she married: now has five children ranging in age from three to thirteen .Mrs.FE.H.S.Piper.694 Grosvenor avenue, has been named a delegate by the Consumers\u2019 Association of Canada (Quebec! 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Third high are scheduled to begin writing exams on Monday, with senior metric in Canadian History.Amidst the excitement and worry of this past wcek, there was a note of sadness among all the pupils of St.Paul's.Their beloved Superior, the very Rever- | end Sister St.Francois, passed ing.This was Sister St.Francois\u2019 first year at St.Paul's, and dur- | ing the ycar she certainly did her utmost to help the pupils, | and to participate in student ac- tivitics, one of her favorite being games.Funeral away suddenly on Saturday morn- was held Tuesday morning at | the C.N.D.Mother House.\u2014 Beverly Jones, News of | have & last exam, French Grammar and! meet in Waterloo, Ontario.in September of 1966.The report begins by announcing that the two Committees have reached \u201cfull and unanimous agreement\u2019 on the principles of faith and order, and on the principles that should goverm union.It points out that if the two churches are agreed in principle, there is nothing to prevent them Reserve Now! 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WATER SKIING | Liebers.Arthur.\u2014 Complete Andresen, J.H.\u2014 Skiing on water.3rd edition.| Gabrielsen.M.A.\u2014 Aquaties handbook.| Prince.W.N.\u2014- Water ski-ing | \u2018for all.| | , und rooms furnished in Old Que- \u201cbec style add to the changing | atmospheric effects and striking surroundings, Turbulent or smooth water runs close by the Old Mill which was once used for carding wool.and later be- | _came a flour mill.The dommed- up section of the river on the: , school property is a favorite spot - \u201cfor painting and other activities.and Canadiana, and overlooks i the garden and lawn which are \u201cused for recreation and telaxa- tion The dining area is tastefully fur.| nished with Old Quebec antiques AM-FM Radios, Transistor Radios, Tape Recorders, Speakers, Tapes, etc.1401 PEEL STREET 288-3311 (Corner St.Catherine) Expert Repairs for your Tope Recorders & Radios, etc.Work done on our permises.Catching A Plane?WESTMOUNT TAXI 935-2468 Takes you to Dorval Airport for $4.00 Wie to INSTITUT FELLER FELLER COLLEGE Is interested in boys and girls who want to study and succeed.We offer the Protestant High School Curriculum as set out by the Quebec Department of Edu- ealion.À special teature of our Elementary grades ie that bilingual studies ave available, Mie directeur JOHN S.GILMOUR,B A # D.Grande Ligne.Que.Telephone St-Jean 446-4141 A Christian Residential School (Baptist fade win of Canada WEST END SCHOOL OF ART SUMMER COURSE 3 mornings o week for July & August Children 11 - 16 years Painting\u2014modelling\u2014museum trips etc.Call 484-4277 afternoons for registration ) SI [CLASSIFIED ADS |! PARLEZ-VOUS FRANÇAIS?summer accelerated course in French Conversation by graduates of French universities, GENDRON FRENCH SCHOOL Established 1930 3179 Prudhomme Ave.(just above Sherbrooke) For informiation : 181-2290 CANADIANA Finest Authentic Antiques from the Early Quebec Era.Furniture, Carvings, Prints, etc.Suppliers to leading collectors and museums S.BREITMAN ANTIQUES 1353 Greene Ave.EST'D 1924 aan 937-0275 S941 'y JUNF \u2018ADpLI4 \u2018AOULWOXZ jUNOULSSM su, \u2014 L The Westmount Examiner, Friday.June 4, 1965 \u2014 ® SYNAGOGUES TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Westmount, Montreal CLLROY Dr.Herry J.Stern, Rabbi The Revd.Alex.Meller: | The Revd, Glenn L.Pritchard: SABBATH SERVICES AND ! The Kovd.Canon 8.8.Lindsay (Hen).fe : .Orsanist & Chalrmaster COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES ere High School Department, Religious Kdwar .Brews.| School.Fridny Evening, June 4th at ,8 pm.Dr.Stern will preside at the She Day of Peniccont i Whitsunday | worship.a | 500 «im.Holy Eucharist SHABUOTH AND CONFIRMATION 10.15 aan.Mattins (said) SERVICES ! 1100 um.Procession; Sung | Sunday Morning, June 6th at 9:30\u2019 Eucharist and sermon a.m, Charge to the Confirmants and 700 pm.Evensong | Blessing by Rabbi Stern, Award of | Holy Eucharist: Weekdayn j Bibles and Confirmation Certificates 7060 aan Monday.Tuesdays.by Alfred N.Miller.resident of \u2018Thuisday Temple, | 800 amy Friday INVITATION TO AFFILIATE WITH EMANUEL | The Membershin C it d ST.STEPHEN'S ! the \u2018Chairmanship.of NO Ril sl | #30 nm.Wednesday CHURCH now listing new afffliants in antici- i pation of the new Temple season, For! DORCHESTER and ATWATER \u2018information and _affillation communi- : WESTMOUNT {cute with Miss Hose Coben, 937-3575.| tector REGISTRATION FOR NEW Waiter G.Asbil | SCHOOL YEAR 8500 an Holy Cammunion Forms have been mailed to all meme 9-45 «an.Church School bers for the 1065-66 Temple School | [year, We urge members to fit out | same and return to Temple Office \"| 1100 aan.Holy Communion Urganist Mr, E.Tait WE WELCOME YOU ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 j 7 CHURCH UNITARIAN Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill The Îtevd J.N.Doidsre.Rector The Rev'd.7.M.S.Kingston WHITSUNDAY #90 480 Holy Eucharist 9 30 au.Matis with Sermon 1190 om.Holy Eucharist and Sermon (the earliest, REVEREND DOUGLAS SMITH, chairman of retary, will participate in the Prayer Service and the Forum on the Christian Pavilion Expo \u201867.at Sir George Williams University, Sunday.at 8 p.m.Pentecost service {he management committee; REV.EMRYS JENKINS, chairman of (he board of directors and FATHER JEAN MARTUCCI, general sec- The Unitarian Church Of Montreal CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) Westmount Baptist Guest speaker Morming Preacher, The Sudan es June tth Hevid, TM.8.Kingston 11:00 am, ENO Lan Crib Corner and Chin eh Epue ut Mom Wor WERE , precedes EX 0 fa Ik this Sunday AG V0 Fvensont Sen Sermon *reacher: The ete .; Wednesday Ember Day ; Dr.+ Gordon Jones of Van- Hn oly Cone UNITED Christians of all denominations will have an oppor- touves vi preach at both ser- or st: \u2018hoirmaster .oo .\u201cy: 7 à TE rman av.Mure.; __ \u2014 tunity of finding out more about the Christian Pavilion panda Dr Ce a th ARCO, ARCM, IT.CL .s is à .DOMINION-DOUGLAS for Expo '67, Sunday evening, at 8.30 p.m.in Birks Hall, {lecturer and world traveller.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Sir George Williams University, Drummond street.' Communion will be celebrated af Westmount RBivd.and Lansdowne me .Avenue The purpose of the evening is j the morning service.The ordi- First Church of Christ, Ministers: to celebrate the great Christian the singing of hymns and bene- nance of Believers: Baptism wil) Scientist, Westmount Rev.It Douglas Smith, feast of Pentecost, with an inter- diction.| be administered at the evening B.A, B.D, D.Rev.Roy P.'Stattord, B.A.B.D.390 Lansdowne Avenue denominational prayer service for The open Forum with members \u2018 service.Mra.Holly E, Davidson ai Sherbrooke Street Christian unity and the success of the Executive Committee of BRANCH .A , of the Christian Pavilion.lt will; the Board of Management of the \"ME THE 1 \u2018 1:00 aan, \u2014 Morning Worship TS .-45 OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, also afford Christians an oppor- Christian Pavilion in attendance Sundays at 10:00 and 10:45 a.m.Lor .OT Sermon: THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, rs ey bee 0 | | 0 a 10:4 a SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.The Spirit and the Churches tunity to obtain some further in-|will follow the short service of | The 10:00 a.m.class ls for formation regarding this pavilion.nrayer.{ seniors, and the 10:45 a.m.for The Church School meets on tev, Ro Douglas Smith.D.D.LE No Evening Service - Sunday, June 6th Orranist and Choirmast The Montreal Council of This meeting has been organ.| Primary and juniors.+ + , \u2018+ Bast à aster + : tue sn.CHURCU SENNISE Ar, John Robb, Mus Bac Churches and the FEcumenical)ized by an inter-denominational The midweek meeting of the 11 08 am, SUN SC : ; ; ; .lesson + Sermon Subject: LL 0 LL ; Centre sponsor this inter-deno-| committee of Clergy and Lay- Church is on Wednesday at 8:00 GOD THE ONLY CAUSE \"minational gathering.It will open men representing the seven p.m.for Prayer.Praise and AND CREATOR an Westmount | Park with an introductory statement Churches participating in the Bible Study.Galden Test: Psalms 145:9.17.The : v Chief as teat 4s i] , Lord 1s good to all: and his tender Church on the Christian pavilion to be Christian Pavilian: Roman Catho The B.Y.P.U.meets on Friday given by Father Jean Martucei, lic, hw.\"general secretary of the Pavilion.Presbyterian, Lutheran, Baptist at 8:00 p.m.The statement will be followed and Orthodox.Christians of all \u2014 Director of Christian Education PURE RING oom by a service of prayer consist- denominations are welcome {(o! 8 a , w Mrs.David Bel .B.Sc., M.A.i à ins fr wi .In the Chureh Edifice: Open Tues.Organist ie.ee A ng of readings from Scripture.attend.Westmount Park A e Sermon topic: e mercies are over all his works .The Lord is righteous in all his ways.(Cor.Lansdowne and Western Aves.) | end holy in all bis works.Minister: RLV.LU SO) EVERY WEDNESDAY V.CALLUM THOMPSON ; CD, BA, B 8.15 pan.Testimony Meeting D United Church, Anglican.| day, Fhursday and Friday, 2 to 4 pm.a Pa : , ! Wednesday 6:00 to 8:00 pm, ; Mr.Wayne K, Riddell, B.Mus.McGill _ LUTHERAN sunday, June 6th At Temple Emanu-El Pp I EVANGELICAL on sn fn HE am | ds LUTHERAN CHURCH \"°°\" Nes\" Communion G d d D i G d rgency OF THE REDEEMER members, of new I'd S an 0$ - Ia S HA Clarke Ave mon Topic This Sunday, at Westmount : \u201c \u201cHE PENTECOSTAL URGENCY Park Church \u2018cor.Lansdowne Wim.CON ; RD.Past in 1965\" ., Miss ren Wd Organist and Western Avenues) the Sue ; .- | Sacrament of the Lord\u2019s Supper Sunday, June 6th #46 0m.Senior Sunday School | will be observed at 11 a.m.with LJ St.Andrew 3 Westmount and Bible Class ! reception of Lows wm The Service.MOSS Tonight at 8 p.m., members of the High School new members.Minister Callum Thompson wil) Ty WESTMOUNT Graduating Department and Post-Graduate Department preach on the topic: \u201cTHE Service at 5:00 pm, 'will receive their diplomas at this service.Rabbi Dr.PENTECOSTAL URGENCY IN 01965.\u201d Final session of School will be September.(108 Cote St.Antoine Rd, near Argyle Ave.) REV.D.Nl.GRANT, B.A.REV.A, D.MOULAND, B.A.B.D.| Harry J.Stern will preside.A reception will follow in 'the Grover Auditorium.Members of the Graduating; = Sunday, June 6th | Class art Betty Brauer, Julia Da-| Philip.Levee, Michael Levenson, COMMUNION SUNDAY \u2018vis, Marlene Fisher.Sharon|Roza Levine, Richard Lightstone, were CA (15500 am, | Gubbay, Mary Kelsey.Roza Le-| Liora Moriel, Corinne Nashman, | ._ VUE PRAT RAL IRL THE vine, Joanna Nash, Sandra Sinai.Vivian Poch, Michael Rath, Ar- 5.; \u2014 Dr.Grant ;Myra Sverdiove, Liora Moriel.[lene Rill, Julia Schick, Hinda SB ONSIDER Tier estrone Members of the 1965 Post-Grad- Schreiber, James Shavick, David uate Class are: Carl Abelson, |Solkin, Susan Solowey, Kenneth : Maxianne Berger, Melissa Conn, Wiener, Sharon Wolfe, Stella Wy- PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 49 Melville Avenue Res Chas, COC.Cochrane, BAL Minister sunday, June 6th 11 00 .m, Public Worship Preacher: The Minister will Preach the Church held until 11.00 am.Church School Crib Corner and Nursery All are Cordially Welcome | ,; VISITORS WELCOME ! \u2018Jacqueline Elkin, Carl Frankel,|gnanski, Douglas Young.\u2018 « N Lan ; Orsanist and i ater Yapiu ans Cheir Director Arnold Izenberg, Agnes Majoro-| Alfred N.Miller, president of White, B.Mux, .i J J vitz, Dorcen Morris, Joan Scgal, [the congregation will present Ruth Sevack, Sherry-Lynn Simon, copies of The Holy Scripture to Mark Young, Ellen Zion.each Confirmant as well as a ; Certificate of Confirmation.BAPTIST | WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH CONFIRMATION Sunday morning, June 6th at 9.30 a.m.: Charge to the Confir- mants and blessing by Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern.Confirmation reception follows in the Grover Auditorium under the auspices of Temple Sisterhood.Members of the 1965 Confirmation Class are Douglas Arnold, Bryan Bessner, Elaine Caplan, Susan Cohen, Patsy Davis, David Engels, Warren Felson, Edward Fisher, Beverley Fox, Susan Goldbloom, Michael Grossman.Candy Issenman.Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: REV.HAROLD J.BALSDON, B.A, B.Th.Assistant Minister: Rev.Allen E.Hallett, B.A, B.D.Organist and Choir Director: Frank Armstrong, L.T.C.L.11:00 a.m.DR.J.GORDON JONES OF VANCOUVER Communion Service GORDON JONES OF VANCOUVER Believers® Baptism Midweek Service: Wednesday.8:00 p.m.Sunday School: 10:00 a.m.and 10:45 a.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME 7.40 pm.DR.J REGISTRATION Members of the Congregation have been mailed forms for 1965- 66 Temple Emanu-El Religious School year and are requested to fill out and return same at the earliest in order to facilitate the set-up of the new School program.Regular sessions in the High School Department, com mence Saturday morning, September 1ith; and in the Junior School, on Sunday morning.September 12th.a © \u201ca PRESENTING THE GAVEL: Mrs, W.J.Kennedy (right).immediate past president of the Xavier Apostolate Guild is shown presenting the gavel to Mrs.F.H.Ditchburn, the incoming president, at the annual meeting held recently in Congress Hall.Directors of Volunteers meet at VPH June 10 The Quebec Association of Directors of Volunteer Service in Hospitals will hold its annua) meeting in the Bowerman Room SUMMER CLASSES Ages: 3 to 9 years GABOR BARTHA Music for the Very Young 739-0977 Demonstration.on June | Ith of Verdun Protestant Hospital's Staff Residence on Thursday.June 10 at 2:30 p.m., with the President.Mrs.H.Lynch-Staun- ton of Westmount, director of - volunteer services at St.Mary's Hospital presiding.A full afternoon program has - been planned for members and - guests with annual reports, clec- | tion of officers, an address by | Dr.L.Kerwood, Psychiatrist in ! Chief.Mental Retardation Service of VPH, followed by a 12- minute program of slides sponsored by the Family Life Education Council, in conjunction with their program of public cducation through \u201cFamily Life .Committees\u201d set up in Hospitals.Mrs.K.Gross and Mrs.R.Woolgard of the Council will be in attendance.The annual meeting program will be concluded with tea, cour- i | tesy of the Auxiliary of VPH and a tour of the new Mental! Retardation facilities.\u2018Fall Fair\u2019 Mrs, F.M, Ditchburn.newly | elected president of the Xavier | \"Apostolate Guild, announces the | \u201cFall Fair\u201d to be held at Victoria Hall on Thursday.October 7 from 11 a.m.to 9.30 p.m.General conveners are Mrs.E.J.Labrie and Mrs.M.D, Colson.108\".MADRAS THROWS Imported From India We are now showing a colourful collection of pre-shrunk Madras Throws in a wide choice of combination stripes including: Rainbow, Taj, Tealeaf, Turquoise and Light Gold.Size 72\" x 5.95 GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG CO.LTD.4151-4153 St.Catherine St.West WE.2-4277 corner Elm Xavier Apostulate Guild Mrs.F.H.Ditchburn elected president The annual meeting of Xavier Apostolate Guild was held in Congress Hall, St.Patrick's Parish.The new slate of officers was presented as follows: President, Mrs, F.H.Ditehburn: 1st vice-president, Mrs.K.J.Le- Clair; 2nd vice-president.Mrs.E.Sullivan: 3rd vice-president, Mrs.G.J.FitzGerald: recording secretary, Mrs.K.J.LeClair: corresponding secretary, Mrs.E.J.Labrie: treasurer, Mrs.EB.Leo Murphy.The meeting was followed by a bridge.CWL plans pilgrimage Members and friends of the | Business Women's Unit of the Catholic Women's Canada are making a pilgrimage to the Shrine of St.Ann's at le | Lamott.Vermont.on Sunday.June 6.The group will leave by bus (rom the Provincial Transport Terminal, Dorchester boulevard, west.and Drummond ; Street, at 9 am, Mass will be celebrated, upon arrival, at 11.15 jam.with devotions at 2 p.m.| For the return trip to Montreal.,the group will leave the Shrine at 3 p.m.| | MRS.E.J.WOLFE oi Sherbrooke, president of the Quebec Provincial Council, CWL which is holding the 18th annual convention in Drum- mondville on June 4 and 3.League of! ! Coming Events | GARDEN PARTY: A Garden Party will be held by the Auxiliary of St.Mary's Hospital for i the benefit of the hospital in ,the Rose Garden of Mr.and , Mrs.Paul Wickham's home, 735 , Riverside Drive, St.Lambert.Tuesday.June 15 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.\u2014 rain or shine.For tickets telephone OR 1-6034 o1 737-1876.St.Mary's Alumnae The annual mecting of St Mary's Hospital Alumnae As- | sociation is to take place Monday at 8:15 pm.in the Nurses\u2019 ; Residence.Election or officers will take place at this meeting RUMMAGE SALE: Temple Beth Sholom Sisterhood will hold the last rummage sale of this season on Tuesday, June 8, at 1 o'clock, at 66466 Terrebonne avenue Please use Walkely avenue entrance No 104 hus to door Closing meeting Laurentian Chapter No 520, Buai Brith Women will hold the closing meeting on June 9 at 8:30 p.m.at the Holiday Inn 6036 Cote de Liesse road.The program will be an award winning film \u201cCruising the West Indies\u201d Mrs Louis Friedman president will preside.1 i ONE OF A KIND SAMPLES.DINING SETS, SOFAS, EASY CHAIRS, BUFFETS .AT VERY SPECIAL PRICES.DOMUS I 4120 St Catherine St West.Montreal 937 4217 and other important art cities of Italy.There is still time for an unusual creative vacation See Italy - The Artists Way JULY 15 \u2014 AUGUST 17, 1965 Start at the Positano Art Workshop Painting and Life Classes at the Positano Art Workshop on the Mediterranean and an escorted trip to Rome, Florence, Venice Visits to artists\u2019 studios and contemporary galleries.Opera \u2014 Concerts \u2014 Cinema Rate, $1066, covers Workshop classes, hotels, Italian tour, and round trip Jet air to Rome.INFORMATION : Shaila M.Bordo, 342-9681 54 Dobie Avenue, Town of Mount Royal \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 = \u2014 m\u2014 tm.\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 = POSITANO ART WORKSHOP \u2014 JUNE, JULY, AUGUST DAILY CLASSES IN PAINTING, DRAWING AND CERAMICS FIELD TRIPS TO POMPEII, PAESTUM, AMALFI, CAPRI BEACHES .FESTIVALS .FINE FOOD AND ACCOMMODATIONS S961 'v aung \u2018Abpuy \u2018sourwox3 sunoussom 41 \u2014 6 = The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 4, 1965 \u2014 10 1 GREGORY'S » ORIENTAL RUG CO.Book your order mow to have your rugs or broodiooms washed, cleaned and repaired while you are on vacation.PE a a a Phone WE.2-4277 Westmount faneTanete oe a aT ee oo ou a a =\u201d Social AND Personal 4151-4153 St.Catherine St.W.Mrs Sarah H.(de, of New York, is arriving tomorrow to spend a tew days with Mrs | W.Robertson The torty-ninth annual Supreme Session, Daughters of the Nile.is being held in Jacksonville.Florida, June 13 through June 17.when delegates throughout Canada and the United States will meet.Mrs JD Jones, Queen of Oasis Temple No.46, Montreal.Mrs.DD.1 Johnstone, Mrs, kK.J.K.Reid.Mrs.J.Davies, Mes, E.Maude Towne and Mrs.Ralph M.Bell, will attend as delegates.Others attending from Montreal are Mrs.A.S.K.Grant and Mrs.A.W.Welham Recently.members of Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club enjoyed a bus trip to Ottawa.The event, organized by the president, Mrs.Louisa Kemp, was timed to coincide with the tulip festival.Highlights of the trip were a visit to Parliament while in session led as best man for his brother- SPECIAL! Permanent Including Cut, Styling Shampoo and Set $ REG.$25.\u2014 FOR 15.484-5450 SALON Antoinette VIGEANT HAIRDRESSER 4879 Sherbrooke St.W.a\" Wright - Macarthur The marriage of Dorothy Jean, daughter of Dr.and Mrs.J.L.Macarthur, of Westmount, to Mr.| THE EXAMINER WOMENS 7x2 9 David Cushing Wright.son of M | Mrs.A.J.D.Wright and of the late Mr.Wright of Westmount, took place recently in Dominion- Douglas Church, Westmount, the Rev.R.Douglas Smith, DD, officiating.Mr.John Robb played the wedding music and standards of white snapdragons, daisy chrysanthemums and lilacs wtih dark green foliage, were used to decorate the church.The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a gown of antique satin, fashioned on empire lines, the skirt falling into a cathedral train.Her finger- tip-length veil of tulle illusion was held by a circlet of matching satin and she carried a bouquet of white roses and stephanotis.Miss Janet Macarthur, as maid of honor for her sister.and Mrs.Gary Sharpe, Mrs.John Walker and Miss Marjory Wright, as attendants, were in frocks of coral shantung.fashioned on empire lines.They wore matching headdresses and carried bouquets of white baby chrysanthemums and greenery.Master Jimmy Macarthur.brother of the bride, was ring- bearer.Mr.Anthony van Blokland act; in-law, and the ushers were Mr.Ronald Wright, brother of the bridegroom, Mr.Nicholas Le- moine and Mr.John Walker.Mrs.Macarthur, mother of the | bride, was in a gown of Delft blue crepe.She wore a flowered hat of the same color and a corsage houquet of white cattelya orchids.Mrs.Wright, the bridegroom's mother, wore a gown of brown and white silk foulard, with aj brown and white tulle turban and a corsage bouquet of white cattel- va orchids.Following a reception at the St.George Club, Mr.and Mrs.Wright left on their wedding trip, the bride travelling in a suit of off- white under a pale blue coat and wearing black accessories.\u201cand an enjoyable lunch in the Parliament Buildings.Also included in the trip.was a very: interesting visit to the mint.On committee for Montreal Hadassah-Wizo Bal Aviv are ; Mrs.Martin Markowitz, chair-, man of the ball patrons committee: Mrs.C.Shapiro, B.Lieberman.A.Landsman.decor-| ations committee; Mrs.S.Per- sky and Mrs.Meyer Wenger.ticket chairman: Mrs.Marvin\u2019 Schachter publicity chairman: Mrs.Louis Steinfeld.President of Mtl.Hadassah is Mrs.Her- \u201cbert Sacks.Red Cross volunteer hospital Visitors remember our hospital- rized veterans by bringing them | cheer and companionship during regular bedside visits throughout the year.TO ALL HOUSEWIVES: We are glad to announce that the services of charwomen are now available.Also Housekeepers, Cooks and Couptes.Live in or out.For Summer Season, Young Female Students Available For further details, call DOMESTIC HELP ASSOCIATION INC.1123 St.Joseph Blvd.East 279-4550 9 am.- 5 pm.279-4559 ! bouquets of dark blue cornflow- AMERICAN MP) J.L.ADAMS, Proprietor Medalist, McGill University Medalist, M.C.of Pharmacy accurately filled at reasonable prices.1385 Greene Ave.WE.2-2136 Corner Sherbrooke WE.2-2488 Prescriptions cerefully end RAY Ar 5 \u201c f ADMIRING THE JUNIPERS at Westmount Conservatory are lan Scobell, Mrs.Mackay Smith and Susan Hamilton, committee members for the annual Champagne and Strawberries dance to be held on Friday, June 11, in the Museum garden.Flowers, lights.balloons and lanterns will highlight the garden which plays its last role in this event before the expansion of the Museum causes its disappeara nce.The public is invited and tickets may be obtained from Mrs.Mackay Smith, at 19 Renfew avenue, Montreal 6, HU.2-5442.Miss Andrée Charest weds Jean Rinfret Jr.The marriage of Andrée, daughter of Mr.and Mrs, Clément Charest.of the Town of Mount Royal, to Mr.Jean Rin- fret, jr., son of Mr.and Mrs.Jean Rinfret, of Westmount, took place recently in St.Joseph de Mont Royal Church, the Rev.Father Norbert Lacoste officiating, Mr.U.Jacques Saucier sang during the service and scasonal white flowers were used to decorate the church.The bride who was given away by her father.was in a a pink hat and navy blue acces- gown of pale blue poult de soie, fashioned on princess lines, the bodice, fastened with tiny Dbut- tons trom the Chinese collar to the hemline, having long fitted sleeves and the skirt falling into a train.Her veil of tulle illusion was held by a soft blue bow and she carried a bouquet ; mother.wore a Raoul Jean Fouré model of mousseline de soie in two shades of blue.under a matelasse coat, with a Breton hat in the same shades.| RECEPTION Following a reception at the | Social Centre of the University of Montreal, Mr.and Mrs.Rin- fret left for Nassau, The Bahamas, the bride travelling in a frock of soft pink crepe, under à navy blue coat.and wearing sories.Pinegrove ladies opening luncheon The opening luncheon of the Ladies\u2019 Branch of Pinegrove Country Club Inc.took place at Ruby Foo's on Wednesday, June 2, The latest in golf attire was modelled and a film of the 1964 Canadian Open, which was held at Pinegrove in 1964, was viewed.Chairman of the luncheon was Mrs.Harry Shapiro.Newly elected officers for 1964-5 season are as follows: President.Mrs.Jack Wexler; vice-president.Mrs.Joseph Leznoff; treasurer.Mrs, Harold Cohen; sec\u2019y., Mrs.Louis Weinstein; club captain.Mrs.Allan Colton; vice club-cap- tain, Mrs.Morris Garmaise; house committee.Mrs.Harry Shapiro: telephone chairman.Mrs.Joseph Baboushkin: locker room chairman.Mrs.William Hoffman.Dinner for graduates The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Alumnae Association dinner in honor of the Graduating Class of '65 will be held Monday at 7:30 p.m.at Ruby Foo\u2019s Restaurant.Any Queen Elizabeth Hospital graduate wishing to attend please contact Mrs.W.Dodd at 481-1531.\"My Horses\u201d by Ronald Davies Da vies HOUSE OF PAINTINGS 4908 Sherbrooke St.West HU.6-1264 | of dark blue cornflowers with EARLY PINE bristle fairy.| ATTENDANTS Little Miss Marie Rintret, sister of the bridegroom.Miss Suzanne Rinfret.cousin of the bridegroom and Miss Michèle Brière.cousin of the bride, as: flower-girls, wore pale blue poult de soie frocks, similar to the bride's gown, with little ker- chier headdresses, They carried ers.| Mr.Andy Hamilton acted as best man for Mr.Rinfret.and the ushers were Mr.Denis Char- est.brother, of the bride.Mr.Pierre Rinfret, brother of the bridegroom and Mr.Daniel de Yuurralde.; Mrs.Charest.mother of the bride.was in a& gown of blue- grey lace.the bodice having long sleeves, and wore a match- VALOIS, QUE.QUEBEC ANTIQUES SPECIALIZING IN 33 LAKESHORE ROAD FURNITURE Phone 697-0643 tall trees - ing hat.Mrs.Rinfret.the bridegroom's CAMP OUAREAU Montreal office: 4387 Earnscliffe Ave.Montreal 28, Que.SUMMER MAGIC is compounded of many things - blue skies - on a green hill .friends, accomplishment - new skills, new appreciations.Give your daughter the wonderful experiegce of camping this summer, Let her coms to Camp Ouareau.Vacancies for August period July 27 - August 24 In the Laurentians Established 1922 Tel.: 488-8785 sparkling waters - white tents ~~ + Objects of art for show, home Flower Design with Acces-, sories, by Merelle Soutar.Pub-! lished by D.Van Nostrand Com- | pany (Canada) Limited.167 pp.and appendix.$6.95, ; An appendix of twenty ideas.for using accessories has been included in this book of sump- - tuous array of beautiful objects | of art, to help the novice meet the exacting standards of today\u2019s competitive field.Mrs.Soutar tells in detail and illustrates what can be done with driftwood, using a little imagination and ingenuity \u2014! with figurines combined with! flowers or small objects of art.Art illustrations are clear and simple to follow.| She discusses the origin of flower arranging terms, how to make a flower composition for show or for home display, how to recognize a good accessory, use drapes, relate textures and hues and apply all these skills in the home or for competitions.i George Pichrell GUARANTEED FLOWERS Tel.: 935-5431 \u2014 Delivery Anywhere 4154 St.Catherine Street West (Opposite Elm Ave.) REGISTER NOW! for the MONTREAL PROFESSIONAL DANCE CENTRE 223A MELVILLE AVE.(Classic, Jazz, Modern, Spanish, Character) SUMMER SESSION ,vaust 3145: Faculty: EVA YON GENCSY SEDA ZARE JULIO PIEDRA HUGO ROMERO Daily Troining for Professionals INFORMATION: 937-1471 (10-12 A.M.\u2014 6-8 P.M.) | The author, Merelle Soutar, has taught art in London, and all over Britain for many years.She has contributed articles to a number of magazines and is the author of two successful books on flower arrangement.This book is beautifully illustrated, is instructive, and should appeal to novices as well as experts, NEW PAPERBACKS ON COMMITTEE: Montreal Hadassah-Wizo is sponsoring \u2018Bal Aviv', to be held Saturday, June 19 at 9 p.m.in the Queen Elizabeth Hotel.The Ball is under the distinguished patronage of The Honorable Premier of Quebec and Mrs.Jean Lesage and His Excellency The Israel Ambassador and Mrs.Gershon Avner.From left to right: Mrs.Meyer Wenger, decorations; Mrs.Bernard Lieberman.patrons committee; and Mrs.Sidney Persky, decorations.in Pierrefends.Frontenac: The Courtier Gov- Wife Preservers ernor.by W.J.Eccles.$2.35.All these paperbacks are published by McCelland & Stewart Specializing in delicious French Cuisine FEATURING.ROAST BEEF DINNER Limited.Millicent Hickmore News for the women's and \u2018THE CANADIAN LIBRARY: Winter Studies and Summer Rambles in Canada by Anna Brownell Jameson.$1.50.Fruits of the Earth, by Frederick P.Grove, $1.95, Sarah Binks, by Paul Hibert.$1.50.CARLTON LIBRARY: Life and Letters of Sir Wilfrid social Laurier, Vol.1, by O.D.Skel-.ton.$2.35, : pages Life and Letters of Sir wil should be frid Laurier, Vol.2, by O.D.dd d Skelton, $2.35.adaresse Leading Constitutional Deci-, each week sions, by Peter H.Russell.$2.65.i to the women's editor Mrs.Millicent HICKMORE at 6525 Somerled avenue phone 482-2545 (Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.to 4.30 p.m.) International Club Genuine Choice Western BEEF QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables.*IMPORTED PRODUCTS® NICHOL'S, Lennoxville, BACON, SAUSAGE & The FARMHOUSE BUTTER Montreal International Ogilvey avenue at Adults of all nationalities includ- 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.these meetings.WE.7-9455-6 or 844.4211 for weekly programs, Oldest Firm In Montreal SPECIALIZING in Custom-made Lamp Shades wide choice of materials Converting vases into lamps.We repair lamps, lamp shades, china and figurines.CHARLES ENGLISH LAMPCRAFT Ltd.5210 QUEEN MARY ROAD 482-8333 \u2014 842-6428 Club meets every Tuesday at 810 a 8.30 pm |i ing Canadians are welcome at = Phone 845-1894 | : information re: EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING All you can eat for +2.75 Complete meal @ Ideal Atmosphere © Open every evening except Mendays.Dinners served starting et 5:30 p.m.Reservations necessary, phone 684-4398 FULLY LICENSED AMPLE PARKING Member of Diners\u2019 Club \"ae\" \"0 a\"a\"e\"e =\" ue ne\" Hang a shoe bag near the back door as a convenient dropping off place for mittens, gloves hats and other children\u2019s gear.SOLEUS BES HR IN oil BE yin wishin oo Tir Ia Brides ! 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ji | Classified Advertising ||, cas | Classifie vertising || y r.cassoy Sade RE SHO EIEN manu aa mm reve | LIMITED ; * \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 e $ 1j i| Hunter 1-0451 | | 0 Words 75° 1 {1 || \u201cvue J I ç .mot | ENTIAL | Po po vo eo to Ae mi i 1030 oro | ms i current issue.For your convenience, Adtaker on duty Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 24 Hour Service 2 Accounts may be paid a Tan brand nai of The Bank of Montreal 3 484-3523 or The Royal Bank of Canada.Ë ELECTRICAL WORK CH ATEA UGUAY The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 4, 1965 \u2014 12 9e 'OUNT RY HOUSE PRIVATE.Tul Laurentians, mi, boating Also for sale dition and running order, PROPERTY FOR SALE For Sale CHALET in Laurentians, 3 bedrooms, hot and cold running water.fully equipped tor yeur round.Near ski and wunming facilities.For more information call 331-2319 For Your Holidays ST.TIMOTHE COUNTY BEAUHAR- NOIS: 3 ROOM COTTAGE; FURNISHED: RIVERSIDE; LARGE LOT; EXCELLENT FISHING.FOR SALE OR TO RENT FOR THE] \u2014 \u2014 SEASON.268-2820 Murray Bay Point Au Pic Bungalow of unusual charac ter with beautiful view, close to goll club, Large living oom comprising book lined gallery, stone fireplace, picture window, outside balcony.3 bedrooms (1 doubles, 2\u2019; bathrooms.Fully furnished and equipped $330 per month, 733-0786 St.Marthe Sur le Lac semi detached cottage, 5 rooms, 1'; bathrooms, play- soon, aluminum windows, $79.50 monthly principal, interest and taxes.Private sale.691-2518.\"COUNTRY PROPERTY \u2014 TO LET 52 FURNISHED APTS.TO LET ST.LAURENT NEAR METROPOLITAN BLVD.3 LARGE ROOMS BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED, JANITOR SERVICE, HEAT, ELECTRICITY AND WATER TAX INCLUDED.CALL RI.7-4042.e 59 HOUSES WANTED House or Bungalow | Wanted careful adults.Write to Box 1490 Preferably furnished.1': or 2 bathrooms, haleony, garden.Near West- mount Park.Reasonable rent for 7005 Kildare Road.Montreal 29, Que.61 FLATS \u2014 Duplexes to _Jet WESTMOUNT.SUPERIOR UPPER, SPACIOUS BRIGHT 4%.ROOMS, Z BALCONIES, \u2018 HEATED, EQUIPPED AND NEWLY DECORATED.CLOSE TO WESTMOUNT POOL, IDEAL FOR BUSINESS PEOPLE.CALL 931-1593.SATURDAY OR SUNDAY 75 NURSING HOME VILLA LAKE CHAMPLAIN Call Clarenceville, 294 2332.Convalescent and rest resort, \u201chomey atmosphere,\u201d fine country cooking, _ Juke frontage.All private rooms.R gistered nurse 24 hours daily.Open year round.Non-denominational, one hour from Montreal, Reasonable rates, sumuner cottages, 10 rooms and 4 A ° md near Beach ustin 850 taoms, inside plumbing, near beach $300 and S500 seasons, 484- furnished 166 Coteau Landing 5728.Francis Dav», PO.9 4186.767-1736 2890.Evenings.LOTS FOR SALE ACHE wood lot between Stan bridge Fast sud Dunham.50 miles trom Montireal Telephone 112-248- L581 BEAULAC LAKE Uwe adjacent lois for sale in beaut Excellent trout fish- and swimming, Just one hour's dive from Montreal.back nf lots, Flectricity available.1954 Ford in good con- information please call HU.(712 after 6 pan.CAPARTMENTS To LET N.DG 2204 WILSON, 4 LARGE ROOMS, HEATED, WATER TAX PAID, STOVE AND REFRIGERATOR JA NITOR SERVICES.$85 SEE MH SAVARD, 488-2735.ATWATER St Luke, 34 bright rooms Decorated to suit tenant, Call 494-2697 o: avply Junitor, 2340 Lincoln WE 5.7869 Sublet 30th ot April 1966 4275 WESTERN AVE 8', ROOMS HEATED, EQUIPPED {IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY $120 MONTHLY THE ROYAL TRUST CO.849-4741 \u2014 Loc.521 Spring in only $75.00.i AUSTIN Healey Sprite 1039.| new clutch, new transmission.i new rear end, body rebuilt.Excellent condition.Best offer considered.Cull HU.1- 6826, after 6 pon.STATION WAGON.8,500 MILES, AUTOMATIC TRANS - MISSION, POWER BRAKES AND STEERING, RADIO AND HEATER, ELECTRIC TAIL GATE WINDOW, ELECTRIC 6 WAY SEAT, 15 INCH WHEELS.TINTED GLASS.REASONABLE.CALL 837 4 | | 1964 CHEVROLET [IMPALA ; i 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA : SS HARDTOP.VYNIL TOP.ELECTRIC WINDOWS.; FLOOR SHIFT.AUTOMATIC , 639 1024.$750.00.Cull 747-7847.VOLKSWAGEN 1500 TS Sport 1964, heavy heater.belts, radio.6.000 miles.Perfect shape.Must sell as work re- ; autres larger .No dealers i Telephone 9x a6.between ' 6 and 7 pm 88 CAMPING EQUIPMENT 82 AUTOS FOR SALE STATION WAGON 1862.TO SETTLE ESTATE.CALL AFTER 5 P.M.737- 1961 AUSTIN.4 door sedan.excel- summer house, furnished.On Lake lent condition.Best offer, HU.4 VAUXNAUL Cresta, 1962.6 cylinder.Excellent condition, 28,000 miles.CAMPING cauipment rentals, week or weekend rates, Camp site information.Fenwick Camping Sup- plies.in5-4287 READ and USE WANTADS REGULARLY 98 HELP WANTED - Female Stenographers FOR Westmount Legal Office PERMANENT POSITION 3 DAY WEEK FRINGE BENEFITS SALARY COMMENSURATE WITH ABILITY MARRIED OR SINGLE FOR APPOINTMENT CALL WE.3-2766 THE MONTREAL CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL INVITES APPLICATIONS FOR THE FOLLOWING SECRETARIES Mature individuals required on a full time basis for interesting secretarial posts.Bilingualism required for a number of these positions, Completion of secretarial course and at least 4 vears experience required.CLERK TYPIST Alert person required with fast accurate typing.Must be a neat and organized individual.PLEASE APPLY OR DIRECT ENQUIRIES TO: Personnel Dept.ATWATER AND TUPPER ENTRANCE 937-8511 \u2014 LOCAL 200 98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female Required Immediately FOR PUBLIC RELATION AND CLIENT CONTACT IN SERVICE COMPANY MUST HAVE CAR SALARY.CAR ALLOWANCE AND- COMMISSIONS WILL BRING EARNINGS IN EXCESS OF $30.PER MONTH.PHONE MR.STEPHENS 739-2310 FOR APPOINTMENT OR CALL IN PERSON BETWEEN 8-3 P.M.SUITE 550-5757 DECELLES 5765 Monkland 102 HELP WANTED \u2014 Male Canadian Allis-Chalmers Ltd.HAS OPENINGS FOR EXPERIENCED MEN | IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES | | * Mechanical Markoff | * Toolroom Machinist * Hor.Boring Mill * Vert.Boring Mill * Turret Lathe APPLY OR PHONE 125 ST.JOSEPH ST., LACHINE 637-4671 PERSONNEL OFFICE OPEN DAILY 9 AN.to 4.45 P.M.102 HELP WANTED \u2014 Male REPORTER WANTED MUST BE WESTMOUNT RESIDENT AND HAVE SOME EDITORIAL EXPERIENCE.Apply Box 1483 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 29.100 WORK WANTED \u2014 Female 112 MOTHER\u2019S HELPER PART or full time typing and gen- * - eral office work, also typing.En- DEPENDABLE Westmount high gineering background.Apply Box school senior with baby sitting ex- 1486 \u2014 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal perience seeks summer job in coun- 29, Quebec.try as mother\u2019s helper.486-7063.102 HELP WANTED - \u2014 \u2014 Male WANTED teenager as mother's ee helper for summer months in country.Generous time off.Call RE.1 3-8762 .\u2018 Organist MOTHER'S HELPER WANTED.LIGHT DUTIES.FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND CALL HU.56-7031, ° .Choir Director GIRL 17 or over, probably student, wanted for summer ; (as soon as possible after mid- REQUIRED | June to Labor Day) as com- i panion to 11 and 13-year-old boys.Year \u2018round modern FOR LAKESHORE CHURCH rural home in farm setting .; L 01 Ming.Gt doorstep.Tu super.STARTING SEPTEMBER 1963 vise in mother\u2019s part-time ab- ALL INQUIRIES WELCOME sence Ms re assist with PLEASE WRITE OUTLINING QUAL- ore pareckly Shar employ- IFICATION AND SALARY TO ily.Generous time Pi Must BOX Mas \u2014 7005 KILDARE RD.Sige Wie, Boe ae MONTREAL.29 QUE.29.113 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED 1 RELIABLE al ted.9 Superintendant RELIABLE general manted.2 Friday.Rosedale vicinity.Call For small apartment house in HU.1-8269.Westmount.4 room apartment with gas, electricity and phone provided free for services.Oll ing, Ref ired.k d heating, seferences renized.Housekeeper Wante dare Road.Montreal, 29.for elderly lady, sleep in, Westmount apartment.Good salary.418-7629. 113 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED MIDDLE AGED Cook General REQUIRED FOR TWO PEOPLE, APARTMENT.ENGLISH SPEAKING.LIVE IN.OWN ROOM, BATHROOM AND TV.REFERENCES REQUIRED, CALL: 933-6368 n?DOMESTIC EMPLOY.WANTED WALLS, ceilings washed.Painting done.Floors cleaned and polished by expereinced man.W.Campbell, 747- 1543.122 FOR SALE Living reom furniture CHESTERFIELD 1Kroehler).Good 482-2746.124 set 3 piece condition.$100.FOR SALE \u2014 Dining room furniture DINING room set, Gibbard walnut; table, buffet, 6 chairs, good condition.486-5213, DINING room set, table, 6 chairs, buffet, china cabinet (walnut) $75, 489-7703.130 FOR SALE \u2014 Kitchen Equipement WROUGHT iron kitchen set (white) glass top.4 padded chairs, $100.738- 2298.G.E.fridge, large size, good condition, $25.Call PO, 6-5996.TAPPAN stove, 24 inch.Gurney electric brand new, turquoise.$135.744-1640.132 FOR SALE \u2014 Musical Instruments LAMONTE Alto saxophone; new, still on guarantee.Call HU.9-1175.134 FOR SALE \u2014 Sports equipment ONE SET BOBBY JONES IRONS.REASONABLE.CALL 937-4904.Se 134 FOR SALE \u2014 Sports equipment GIRL'S bicycle, 28 inch, 3 speed, good condition, $25.RE.7-2500.GOLF clubs 1964, Wilson Staff Rez- istered, 3 woods, 8 irons.Excellent condition.Reasonable.RE.11-1353, after 4 p.m, 136 FOR SALE \u2014 Clothing & Furs Mothers ! ARE YOUR CHILDREN GROWING TOO FAST?We will sell their outgrowing clothing Adults garments accepted new and in style.if nearly Apply MY SHOP 111 NEPTUNE DORVAL FACING PARK DAILY BETWEEN 10 AND 6 P.M.SOUTH OF MONTREAL TORONTO HIGHWAY, \u20183 MINUTES DRIVE D FROM DORVAL CIRCLE BETWEEN PINE BEACH & SOURCES RD.IMPORTED knitted suits from Italy at wholesale prices.Sizes 6 to 16.Also cotton dresses, summer hats.Open from 2 to 8 p.m.Apply 2070 St.Luke.Apartment 58, WE.2-3952, COCKTAIL dresses, size 14 16.Excellent condition.Very reasonable.Call HU.0-4837.IMPORTED cocktail dresses; lace dress ankle length; 3 piece suit (beige).All size 14.Practically new.At very reasonable prices.737-3430.USE OUR CLASSIFIEDS FOR BEST RESULTS \u2018OV VVVVVVVVVVVVY Service Directory DOITNOW! vy vvvvvvvvvvvvvww: BUILDING REPAIRS HOME IMPROVEMENTS VERN OATWAY, contractor, general maintenance, specializing in kitchens, Dal poms, playrooms, painting.WE.2-5 CARTAGE AND MOVING MOVING transport, Short and long distance.766-0445.766-9322, LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING, CRATING, PACKING AND STORAGE.ROGERS EXPRESS.932- 1448.DRESSMAKING EXCLUSIVE European dresses, suits, coats, custom made, repairs, alterations.HU.8-4245.DRIVING SCHOOL Special Interesting Teaching System TO MAKE A PERFECT DRIVER.CALL CR.1-1461 tNO SATURDAY CALLS PLEASE) MAINTENANCE WE clean walls, floors, windows, car- pets, etc., also painting, gardening.739-8363.UPHOLSTERY MIDTOWN UPHOLSTERING CO.395 SELBY ST.WESTMOUNT General upholstering.Period furniture repaired and recovered.Telephone 935-5912, After 5 p.m.937-4446 FOR EXPERT Shop-at-Home SERVICE ON: + REUPHOLSTERING * REFINISHING + SLIPCOVERS % CARPETING + CUSTOM DRAPERIES FURNITURE and + ACCESSORIES 697-3831 OUR STAFF OF HIGHLY SKILLED CRAFTSMEN, USING THE FINEST OF MATERIALS IN OUR MODERN PLANT INSURE PROMPT FULLY GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP.Bedford Home Interiors 138 _FOR SALE \u2014 General BY COMFORT 3 ROOMS COMPLETE NYLON CARPET $129.00 100 © WALL-TO-WALL NO DOWN PAYMENT FREE SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES NO OBLIGATION COMFORT CARPET 3814 NOTRE DAME W.935-4651 = 935-8566 BEDROOMS; living room: qd \u201c| CUB LO-BOY 1957.COMPLETE WITH | WAGNER LOADER AND BUCKET, | FRONT MOUNTED 3-GANG MOWER, SIDE CUTTER.BLADE.ALL HYDRAULICALLY CONTROL pink LED.WHEEL WEIGHTS.IN VERY GQOD WORKING ORDER ATTENTION LANDSCAPERS ! 1 International Harvester REAL BARGAIN CAL MR.P.ADAMS 748-7721 THE FOLLOWING ARE FOR IMMEDIATE SALE AND CAN BE SEEN BY APPOINTMENT.PLEASE CALL: 484-7953 OIL PAINTING BY R.PILOT: OIL PAINTING BY KLINGS- DOGL; LADY'S ANTIQUE FRENCH MAHOGANY DESK, MARBLE TOP, BRASS INLAY.ONE OVAL LAMP TABLE TO MATCH ABOVE: ONE SAROUK RUG.9 x 12: ONE SWEDISH MODERN OAK DINING ROOM SET.FRONT MOUNTED ; ITEMS 138 FOR SALE _ General *Carpets*+ GEM + FURNITURE & APPLIANCES \u2018NO DOWN PAYMENT DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER 3 PCS.COLONIAL 4129.83 , 3 PCS.BEDROOM SET 38 95 ! 2 PCS.CHESTERFIELD 49.95 38° CONTINENTAL BED 3895 GEM FURNITURE .3814 NOTRE DAME W.935-4651 - 935-3069 and kitchen furniture with accessories: russ; drapes.All cxecllent condition.Reasonable.489-6733.Weekends only.LAWN mower; books: 4 bed: 1ug 8 x 10 with pad: hall runner: gas stove: washing machine: (ridge.277- 5286.| FRIDGE: was heater; oil drums gas | stove.Reasonable.767-1141.TWO pair drapes: Iarge mirror: child's night table: 2 chests: cotton rug, 9 x 12: 2 ceuches: rotisserie.Reasonable.HU.1-1262.Lu CAR bed; crib: youth bed: office desk, Reasonable.486-7227.75 YARDS wall-to wall ea pets, good condition, $4.00 a vard: Oriental rug.9 x 12, cost $950.sell for $225; chrome kitchen set, $45.00: boy's bed room set and desk, $70; Smith | portable typewriter, like new.$85; Philco duomatic washer and dryer, $250.RE.3-801).\u2018HOUSE of furniture | plete $500.Will sell | 482-8912.FRIDGE: stove: folding { couch; kitchen set: end tables.sonable.482-6708.for sale com- individually.bed: leather Reu FRIDGE, 7 cubic feet, $25: table ! «maple $10; buffet imahogany\" $25.Call 482-6837.: ROUND mahogany table by | Emery cabinet maker, St.John, N.B.) (ton 3 fect across and can be kept i vertically when not in use.Call 482 (made | NEW carpets, Oriental 10 x 14, | $80.00, Chinese 5170.00, Indian 12 x | 15, $425.00, 9 x 12, $240, mats.Pri- , vate.738-8320.| NEW Duchess and Rose Point wedding veil, undraped: table linens: small picture frames; silver: china; other «mall items.Call WE.3.9725 , 138 FOR SALE \u2014 General = tables; break- front; record player; pictures; elect blanket j Pur fect condition Reasonable 738.Ten VANGUARE avtematie.1s; Admiral TV, 11 , offers.484-9607.MOSPITAL Bed: white shoes.B'aD.480.8624 $128, a neh, $48 Neo kid Anatom RAWHIDE lads *~, mans, ant trunk.Excellent Reasonable Cal lukkake natural, \u201ctrainer condition HU ri CHESTERFIELD double bed, new and mitireas, 402-1542, alter chan, spring Cal! and bos £35.00 Tom, 142 PHOTO SUPPLIES YASHICA 8&8 mr.movie va mera, never used, magic ese 1.4 lens.carrying care Included.Heasonable Call mile and as a special feature the one mile open.Ribbon awards will be presented to first, second and third | at the completion of the Meet while trophies won will be presented at the Club's Annual complete gram.A brochure will be available in the not too distant future outlining regular and special events.Dates have been set for two major activities.The \"Day At Belmont\u201d takes place on July 15th (early this year) and a new attraction this year will be a trip to the Plattsburg, N.Y.Beach which is scheduled for August 11th.TEEN NEWS Unity's Teen Council comprising \u2014 President Susan Burns and members Peter Whiteside, Heather Gwynne, James Hotton, Heather Baylis and Bruce Norris have reason to be proud this week as the teen-time dance held last Friday evening was a success.A total of eighty teen-agers were on hand lto listen and dance to the music of Randy Dash and his Music Makers \u2014 this was by far the largest crowd of the current season \u2014 Congratulations Awards Night in December.GRANBY ZOO It's time to register for the trip to the Granby Zoo scheduled for Tuesday, June 29th.Club members and parents are, invited to participate in this annual event \u2014 first special event fleralding the beginning of the suinmer program.| to the Teen Council.Rockhounds set summer meets The Montreal Gem and Mineral Club will hold meetings on June 10, July 8 and August 12, it was announced this week by Eileen We urge club members to re-.woodhead, club secretary.gister carly as spuce is limit-| After June 30, the new address ed.of the club will be 4168 Dorchester SUMMER PROGRAM street west.Formerly, meetings Program Director Charles were held at the Redpath Mu- Howes and his program staff: seum, McGill are currently working out the! The films will be shown June schedule for the Summer Pro-' 10 at Redpath at 8 p.m.You'll never run out of HOT WATER like this if you Buy or Rent a HARTT & ADAIR OIL FIRED WATER HEATER Heats water 4 to 15 times faster and more economically than heaters using other fuels.There's a model to meet all requirements: homes, apartment buildings, hotels, motels, restaurants, laundromats, factories, garages, service stations, swimming pools, etc., etc.GLASS LINED From 30 to 85 gallons storage capacl- ties, including the LO-BOY model .only 41\u201d high.C.S.A.Approved HARTT & ADAIR LIMITED Please phone or write for full details 5250 Western Ave.Phone: 481-0305 Fernand named Preparing for its fall and winter seasons Les Grands Ballets Canadiens has announced the appointments of Fernand Nault as assistant artistic director of the company and Brydon Paige as resident choreographer.In making the announcement Uriel Luft, company general manager, said that these appointments are a part of a general rounding out of artistic requirements in the over all on-going program of company development.Mr.Luft pointed out that, although the company had reached a level of wide acclaim, it must spread the artistic goals as broadly as possible to attain a balanced programme in keeping with the trend loward satisfying not only the sophisticated audience who have provided the nucleus of earlier company support but the new audience of people who have come to the theatre for the first time since Les Grands Ballets Canadiens was formed.He said that Mme.Ludmilla Chiriaeff, founder and artistic director of the company, although broadly international in education and ballet training has always been idealistic, and realistically so.about maintaining the stream of Canadian born choreographers and dancers within the structure of the company.Fernand Nault, is Montreal- born.Following three years of Canadian army service during World War II, he was one of numerous young people who were forced to go elsewhere to seek a dancing career because Montreal was without a professional ballet company.He chose New York City and studied for a time with the A.Vilzak School, later joining the American Theatre Ballet Company as a dancer, leading up to soloist, star character dancer, assistant ballet master and finally ballet master.With the American Ballet Theatre for some 20 years.he i has danced in every country in Europe and in 1960 was the first dancer from the western world to go to Russia, teaching both at the Kirov-Leningrad School and the Boilshoi, and has made a variety of tours in South American countries.Some of his better known choreographies are: Carmina Burana.Lonly Ones, from ideas adapted from Steig cartoons: Cyclic from music by Morton Gould: and Roundabout which he did for the Robert Joffrey Company in New York.In 1963, he did Nutcracker for the Louisville Civic Ballet Company and in 1964 interrupted a South American tour to do Nutcracker for Les Grands Ballets Canadiens.Brydon Paige is Vancouver- born and is among the few who remained in Canada for much of his training.He started with Kay early in his career danced in three Dominion Ballet Festivals, as well as in the well known Stanley Park Theatre Under the yearly start professionally danc- \u2018ing in C.B.C.T.V.productions during the carly years of pro-! gramming.He has been a member of Les i Grands Ballets Canadiens since | its beginning as soloist and in! 11964 was appointed assistant | ; ballet master.| Brydon Paige has shown a | marked gift for chorcography and shows this in his interpretation for Espagnola which is a feature production in the company's repertoire.He also! | created Medea, with its elec- i tronic sound track, for last year's programme which reached such popularity that he left for Portugal Wednesday June 2nd, to stage it for the national company there.As a dancer he has | become extremely well known for his interpretations of character roles in ballets such as Comme- dia dell\u2019Arte, Fille mal gardée, Cinderella and Graduation Ball.He is very versatile in his artistic endeavors and as a side line he has for the past five years been choreographer for the Montreal Alouette football game Hall- time Shows, Continuing as the company's Artistic Advisor is Irish born Anton Dolin who is recognized as the greatest English Dancer of the past half century, and who for many years partnered with Alicia Markova and created the Markova-Dolin Company.Ballet Mistress is Milenka Niderlova, who has a leading dancer at the Theatre Royal de la Monnaie in Brussels.Company manager is Roger Rochon, well known French-Canadian dancer, and one of the first member of the National company.Total spending of public funds by all levels of government in Canada in 1964 was $14.5 billion, compared to $7.3 billion ten years earlier.COLONIAL ARMS HOTEL Warrensburg, New York Summer Vacation Paradise SPECIAL WEEKEND RATES Friday Night to Sunday Night Breakfast Saturday and Sunday SMORGASBORD Saturday Evening and SUNDAY DINNER \u2014 also \u2014 SATURDAY EVENING DANCING SIX BEAUTIFUL BOWLING ALLEYS SWIM IN OUR INDOOR SWIMMING POOL Finest Food & Beverages $35.00 For Two Persons For Reservations Phone (518) 623-3481 Relax in our Modern Motels READ and USE WANT ADS REGULARLY Armstrong in his native city.and | Stars in Vancouver.He got an! FRIENDLY IN TORONTO Friendly people make a friendly atmosphere \u2014 one of the reasons why your stay at The Lord Simcoe Hotel is always so pleasant « next time you're in Toronto plan to stay where service and friendliness go together » cafeteria, restaurant and lounges » single rooms from 6.50 to 10.50, double or twin-bedded rooms from 10.50 to 14.50 .air conditioning « free overnight outside parking « in the heart of downtown Toronto at the subway LS THE LORD SIMCOE HOTEL University & King St.- Phone 362-1848 WX 610-491-1495 Who says that le Chantecler isn\u2019t the most expensive resort in the Laurentians?We do, somewhat shamefacediy, Mind you, it should be, because you get so much more at le Chantecler.More luxury.More sheer resort life pleasure.More delight in those fabulous meals by Chef Carlo.More all-round friendly charm all-round the year.And more fun tacilities being added all the time! With all its country club air, no wonder some think le Chantecler costs mountains to visit.Come to think of it, maybe we should raise our prices, We hate to dis- N appoint all those people who think that = a place so exclusive must be expensive! as 8 Ste.Adèle-en-haut, Québec 55 minutes north of downtown Montreal, Exit 28 off the Autoroute Telephone: Montreal, 861-2256 EXCITING THINGS ARE HAPPENING AT CHARMING OLD \u2018NEW\u2019 CHANTECLER! y « 0'Keefe golf is extensive An extended program of pro- am tournaments, a new series of tournaments for women golfers, ' i | ! Goldbloom (Continued from page 1) Englishman need apply\u201d.RELIGION How to fight prejudice?With religion, said Dr.Goldbloom, asking \u201cHow well do we know the Bible?\" The Bible, he said, is exquisite literature, sublime poetry, magnificent philosophy, the basis of much and cash purses of over $12,000 ethical teaching.for Quebec's among the 1965 O'Keefe sponsored Quebec amateur and professional golf circuit announced by the brewery.The basic amateur tournament circuit of 12 regional or zone championship matches leading to the O'Keefe Quebec Amateur Medal Play Championship bas been retained from previous years.Constantly increasing attendance at the popular zone championship events, however, has resulted in the scheduling of the regional tournaments on two days, in 8 of the 12 zones.On the two day schedule Class B and C golfers will play on Saturday, and Class A on Sunday.In the four one-day tournament areas, all classes of golfers will play on Sunday.As a new feature of the 1965 O'Keefe circuit, an additional amateur tournament has been scheduled for women golfers in each of the regional zones.The women's tournament wil be held on the Friday or Saturday immediately preceding the first day of the men\u2019s tournament, in each zone.Play in the women\u2019s tournaments, as in the men\u2019s, will be for trophies and merchandise prizes.Commenting on the new women\u2019s circuit, John C.Costigan, Honorary Secretary of the CPGA of Quebec, and Director of the O\u2019Keefe Quebec Circuit, said: \u201cThe scheduling of a women's tournament in each of the 12 provincial zones is a first step toward what we hope will be a full separate women's provincial championship tournament series.\u201d \u201cGolf is increasingly becoming a popular women\u2019s sport and it is our desire to provide Quebec\u2019s ladies with the same tournament facilities we are providing the men, if there appears to be a need for them,\u201d he continued.The regional 1965 amateur schedule starts with the Mont- rcal zone tournament, today, Saturday and Sunday at Ste.Dorothee and runs through to the Montreal South Shore Zone matches on August 13, 14 and 15 at Sorel-Tracey.Tennis tourney at Mount Royal The Mount Royal Tennis Club -Will host this year's Provincial Senior Championships on June 26.The Quebec Lawn Tennis Association also announced that senior interclub play will begin Wednesday.The schedule follows.June 9: Mt.Royal at Lake- shore: La Boheme at Monkland.June 16: La Boheme at Mt.Royal; Lakeshore at YMHA.June 23: Mt.Royal at YMHA; Lakeshore at Monkland.July 14: YMHA at La Boheme; Mt, Royal at Monkland.July 21: Lakeshore at La Bo- heme; Monkland at YMHA.July 28: Monkland at La Bo- heme; Lakeshore at Mt.Royal.August 4: Mt.Royal at La Bo- heme; Monkland at YMHA.August 4: Mt.Royal at La Bo- heme; YMHA at Lakeshore.August 11: YMHA at Mt.Royal; Monkland at Lakeshore.August 18: La Boheme at YMHA; Monkland at Mt.Royal.August 25: La Boheme at Lake- shore; YMHA at Monkland, golf pros are\u2018 highlights of the Speaking of hatreds, he said \u2018\u2018the hater is the one who gets hurt, hated\u201d and added that a man hates because of some plied by the Province of Que-, deep hurt in his soul.In conclusion, he advised, \u201cwhen you hate, and try to rationalize your hatred, remember this phrase \u2014 let us not misthink the throbbing of an abscess for the beating of a heart\u201d.Air Cadets.(Continued from page 1) ;Anop and presented by the re- viewing officer.Pathfinders Cpl.M.Jackman and presented by V.Houghton.Westmount Rotary Trophy (for the cadet voted by his fellows as most worthy! won by WO.2 P.Andreas and presented by lan MacDonald.Commanding - Officers Trophy.for the cadet showing the most progress, won by Cpl.S.Nagy and presented by S/L A.J.Lowe.Barnes Trophy, for the outstanding first-year cadet, won by LAC.W.Pomian and presented by J.H.Barnes.Mack Truck Trophy, for outstanding assistance to the Squadron, won by F/Sgt.J.Romanow- ski and presented by A Ross Gratton, Squadron officers included: F/0 E.A.Collins, adjutant; F/O W.R.Charlton, supply officer: F/O E.A.Waters, chief instrue- tor.Instructors arc: G.J.Wilson, D.C.Skinner and W.Sansom.Civilian committee of the Squadron, of which J.H.Barnes is chairman, includes 1.S.Mac- Donald, secretary; W.H.Nichols, treasurer; and H.P.Hisley, H.Gough, A.Ross Grafton and T.Wrathall.The Squadron mcets regularly at Westmount Park School.° Carnival .(Continued from page 3) 1965 extravaganza, and is leaving few stones unturned to round up a galaxy of events that will make the carnival all the more memorable.As in recent years, the carnival is scheduled for five days \u2014 June 15 to 19 inclusive and will be held again in the mammoth indoor skating rink in the southwest corner of Westmount Park, at St.Catherine street.For several weeks, members of the committee have spent evenings embellishing the various booth structures and designing the over-all decor that will translate the big rink into a veritable circust-ent atmosphere, and many entertain- ment-type features are being (added to the general plan.,The carnival this year is being designed to provide fun for the whole family, it is announced by the committee heads.and with this in mind the accent has been switched somewhat so as to appeal more completely to the younger set.In the ten years from 1955 to 1964 total registrations of motor vehicles in Canada increased from 3,948,652 to nearly 6,450,000, Trophy, won by Tennis instruction for city residents The City of Westmount Recreation Department will Check your car before a trip Have your car safety checked before you start your holiday trip and invest in a safe return, urges John Atkinson, general chairman of the Canadian High- \u2018be holding Tennis instruction periods during the months way Safety Council; \u201cAbove all, | | not the month period.of July and August.Instruction periods will be of two hours duration and will be held two mornings per week on week days.The registration fee will be $3.00 per player for the two!- fasten your seat belts lutely necessary.Mr.Atkinson warned.Registration fee must be paid by Friday.June 25th, at the re- recommends Atkinson.the artificial rink.! you can enjoy it.every _.; time you drive or ride in à car,\u201d Start your holiday trip early, Take creation department office, at time to take it easy, so that Professional instructors sup- bec Lawn Tennis Association; and under the direction of Lu-; cien Laverdure will be doing the teaching.Players must have their own racket and three marked tennis | balls.It would also be appreciated if all players dressed in | white, Tennis shoes are abso- | | 1 WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.SUMMER FUN CLUB For boys and girls 8 to 13 years .a daily program of swimming instruction, handicrafts, trips and tours, skits, sing-songs.sports, hikes, archory and special events.JULY 5th to AUGUST 13th Registration Limited \u2014 Folders available ot 4585 Sherbrooke St.West 937-3916 Founder's Day at LCC set Founder's Day Ceremonies will be held at Lower Canada Col lege on Friday.June 11.starting at 4 p.m.it was announced yes.\u2018 terday by Dr.D.S.Penton, Headmaster.Guest speaker is Dr.Howard Billings.Associate Deputy Min- | ister of Education for the province, ! 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