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ART YY ¥ XY Vol.XXXiIN, No.35 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 1965 16 PAGES 5 CENTS THEY'RE OFF: To college that is, with the help of the Westmount Rotary.The Rotary Scholarship Committee picked these four students to receive donations toward their college , training.The four were picked on their merit.The presentation was made at this week's meet- Leo'sing of the Rotary on Wednesday in Victoria Hall.Les Stuart, far left, president of the club is seen handing cheques to Donna Segar, St.Paul's, David Hanson, Westmount High, Carolyn Sawyer, Westmount High and Robert Vaux, St.Hey, let's go-go .back to school During the summer months the students of West- mount, in most cases, have been associated with such expressions as: \u201cWho's got the action?\u201d \u201cHey, let's go-go.\u201d \u201cWhere's the action?\u201d and \u201cYou belong where there's action.\u201d Well, it is our sad duty to in-; are requested to arrive at 1:30 form you that you do belong; p.m.Those students who wish to where there's action and we go to Westmount High and have know where the action is .| not yet an interview are asked its at your schoul and it starts to present themselves at 2 p.m, in a few days.Westmount Park School and Yes, its Roslyn School will throw open that time their doors at 9:00 a.m.Wed- a gain nesday.Students attending for School gets underway Sepl.7, at Catholic schools, (= (St.Leo's and St.Protestant schools Sept.8.All former students atiending cither St, Leo's or St.Paul's are asked to be in their classes at 9.00 a.m.Tuesday and new students are required to arrive at the first time are asked to show up at 1:00 p.m.In other schools in Westmount, Miss Edgar's and Miss Cramp's School will open Thursday Sept.and, 9 at 9:00 a.m.for all students, on St.George's School will com- | mience classes on Sept.9 at 9:00 a.m, Weston School classes at the N.D.G.\"Y\" get underway next Thursday at 9:00 a.m.while the Severn Ave, classes don't open Paul's) open { i 1 pm.until Sept.14 at 9:00 am.For the Protestant schools.The Study will be open Wed- Westmount High, Westmount nesday at 8:50 a.m.Noted time changes Commencing Tuesday, Sept.7, there will be several time changes in Westmount.The Westmount Public Library will be closed all day Sept.6 and will start its winter schedule on Sept.7.The winter hours ave af follows: For adults, the 1ib- rary will open Monday to Friday from 10:00 a.m.to 9:30 p.m.On Park and Roslyn, school begins | on Wednesday.| Students who have previously | attended Westmount High and | are in grade 8-11 are requested to arrive at 9:00 a.m.Pupils i who attended.Roslyn; or West.mount Park schools last year | and are entering grade 7 in West- mount High Police make safety plea Westmount Police have warned motorists to be on the lookout for youngsters back from vacation and returning to school next week.A Westmount Public Safety official said, \u201cdue to the sudden weather changes, many children have returned to the city this week, therefore special caution must be exercised immediately.The highest number of accidents involving children occur when they dart out from between parked cars.Police officials have asked drivers to be on the watch for this deadly habit.School crossing guards will be posted at dozens of intersections near the schools starting Wednesday.It was noted that parents should take the time to learn where these guards are stationed and instruct their children to follow his commands.A board fo hear appeals A Westmount City official announced this week that appeals from local proper\u2018y owners regarding changes in the 1965-66 assessment roll will not be heard by council this year.Instead a Board of Revision will be set up and appeals are ex- bected to be heard in mid-Sep- tember.\u201cI can not set a date for the appeals,\u201d said the official,\u201d but (Continued on page 2) Campbell, McEwen named vice-principals here Westmount High School will have two new Vice-Principals in 1964-65.Mr.K.F, Campbell replaces Mr.D.N.McRae who was appointed Principal of Westmount Park School, and Mr.R.McEwen replaces Mr.C.N.Mackie, appointed principal of Dunton High School.Mr.Campbell will take as his special concern the work of Grades 9 and 10, while Mr, McEwen will follow the progress of pupils in Grades 7 and 8, Mr.Keith Campbell comes to Westmount High with background of experience in business and education.Born in Montreal, he was educated at the High School of Montreal, Sir George Williams University and McGill University, After several years in the Traffic.Operating and Purchasing Department of the Canadian Pacific Railway.Mr.Campbell turned to teaching and taught at St.Laurent High School and at Sir George Williams Evening M.Campbell a wide R.McEwen High School.He has been Vice- Principal of Mount Royal High School since 1960.For the past ten months he has been on loan to the Curriculum Department of the Greater Montreal Board, and has played a major part in organizing the introduction of Subject Promotion into seventcen of the Board's high schools this September.Married, with two teenage children, Mr.Campbell has also found time to participate in community and professional activities.He is a Squadron Leader with the R.C.A.F.Auxiliary (Reserve! is a past president of the Commercial Teachers\u2019 Association and an active member of Cartierville Anglican Church.Mr.Robert W, McEwen has had extensive experience in teaching at all grade levels, having taught for several years at Woodland Elementary School.Monklands High School and John Grant High School.At John Grant High he served as Head of the Mathematics Department since 1963.Mr.McEwen was born in Montreal, Saturdays jt.will close 6:00 p.m, The Children's Library will open Monday to Friday from 2:00 p.rh.to 6:00 pom.and on 9:00 a.m.to 2:00 p.m.to Saturdays from noon and from 6:00 p.m.The Atwater Library, 1200 At- water avenue, will be closed all day Sept.6 and will open on Sept.7 following regular hours, is married and has 3 children: 2 of elementary school age and one of high school age.He was edu- which are: Monday to Friday cated at Verdun High School, Mc- from 9:00 a.m.to 9:00 p.m.and Gill University.Macdonald Col-| Saturdays from 9:00 a.m.to lege and Sir George Williams 5:00 p.m.University.He has served as dele- There will be new hours at the gate to the standing Committee of | Westmount Swimming Pool, too the Protestant Men Teachers | Starting Sept.7.the pool hours Association and is a member of will be from 1:00 p.m.to 6:00 St.Giles Church in Baie d'Urfé.p.m.daily.School census fo begin soon Officials of the Protestant and Roman Catholic School Boards in Westmount have started preparations for a house-to-house school census.It is expected to begin sometime in September and end in mid-October.Each year officials are faced * with the task of surveying the total school population, of all faiths and creeds.They point out that the census is required by law and that all householders must answer all questions on the form whether there are any children in the house or not.your house, call the police department, Questions to be asked of householders include the names of children, religion, details of school attendance, including night courses.Census takers have instructions to obtain the necessary information from neigh- The door-to-door method of bors if.after three visits, they gathering information is wow still find no one at home in any being used because in recent particular house.years five to seven percent of |._ ._ Westmount householders failed _ INDEX to return forms mailed out to them.Complete coverage of the, city is expected to take about three weeks.Scout & Cubs .Last year there were com- Editorial .plaints of imposters during Roving Reporter \u2026\\ the census.The schoot boards Education .b- 6 this year advised that all their census takers will have Churches reer 9-1 identification cards and if omens .anyone else tries to ask ques- Sports .tions or gain entrance to N= YNdw The Westmount Examiner, Friday, September 3, 1965 \u2014 2 Next week\u2019s weather Stormy to start the week, then mainly sunny everywhere, SEPTEMBER 4 TO 11 This is Harvest Full Moon week.Storms along the Atlantic coast could spread into the lown- and the Laurentians will bave cold winds showers.Morning fog or valley mists may be \u2018expected, but ships, afternoons should he sunny with sultry beat, Bright and warm to finish the week.Clear, moonlit nights, but rather cool.First frosts in northern counties.Temperature range during the week: some days up to 75°F, nights 35°F.By ERIC NEAL and some TOWN HOUSE SOLID STONE & STEEL BEAM CONSTRUCTION Rea Quiet, desirable mid-level location Four Bedrooms, 22 Bathrooms Heated Garage October occupancy available Asking Price \u2014 $64,500 For appointments to visit please call: A.P.Duke 731-6817, or 481-6365 REAL ESTATE BROKER 731-6817 FRANK A.NORMAN & CO.1255 Laird Bivd., Town of Mount Royal Member Montreal Real Estate Board \u2014 Member ''Realcare\" BUY SELL CLASSIFIED ADS \u201cSome people think the Symcox who lives at 127 Clandeboye Avenue, a former director and stage designer, will be starting his second season in October as a producer for CBMT's half-hour drama series, Shoestring Theatre.And at least one of the works he'll be producing this fall, Krapp's Last Tape by Samuel Beckett, falls in line with his feeling about avant-garde theatre.\u201cIt's a good play.1t has the ability to shake people up \u2014 to make them think.That's where the real importance of where the real importance of the \u2018Absurd\u2019 playwrights lies.They can excite the mind.They aren't just writing mild philosophy or entertainment but works that can jolt people into taking stock of their values,\u201d he said.Last season Symcox produced two \u2018Absurd\u2019 works on Shoestring Theatre, Ionesco's The Motor Show and Beckett's Act Without Words.\u201cThe response was SO overwhelmingly favorable that I became convinced that the public was not only ready for this type of drama but was actually anxious to see it,\u201d Sycox said.1 there's any reason for misgivings about the rise of avant- garde theatre in Canada, he said, it's because Canadian playwrights aren't in the forefront of the movement.: ONLY THEMSELVES themselves to blame for their failure,\u201d he said.\u201cThey haven't gained enough personal experience.Look at it this way.How can a man who spends his life in Duck Lake, Saskatchewan, \u2018expect to write about misery and Joy with the same depth as someone whose lived these emo- \u2018tions in the harsh realties of London, Paris or New York?If Canadian playwrights want to write intriguing works, then they've got to get out and travel, both physically and spiritually.\u201d | The roots of Symox\u2019s interest \u201cMost of the playwrights have \u2018 CFOX MORE MUSIC 1470 x SCRATCHY * CARLTON SEGURA À ALL STAR CAST! * ZELDA ZORCH * RUSTY HINGE and Dean Hagopian MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Noon to & p.m.SUNDAY 3 .m.to 8 p.m.Local producer boosts avani-garde theatre Playwrights like Ionesco, Beckett and Albee are far from being household names in Canada.But, says Peter Symcox, there may come a day when they will be.Theatre of the Absurd won't last \u2014 that it will soon fade away without having reached the majority of the populace,\u201d he said.\u201cWell, 1 don\u2019t see that.Interest is growing in every part of Canada.It\u2019s only a matter of time before it really catches fire.\u201d »\u2014 in theatre can be traced back to his university days in his native England.While at where he gained an MA in English literature, Symcox joined the drama society and won several trophies for acting and directing.Later he was awarded a scholarship to the Old Vic Theatre School.He took courses in direction and stage design under Michel St.Denis, leaving to work an an assistant stage designer at Convent Garden, He has also worked as assistant stage designer at Glyndebourne and Edinburgh opera houses and has directed and acted in provincial repertory theatres and at the Watergate Theatre in London.In 1953, Symox came to Canada.\u201cI was going in a rut in England,\u201d he said.\u201cI knew I'd have to leave if 1 was to make a future for myself.\u201d | He became a set designer at ; CBMT and turned out over 1,000 sets before he left in 1957 to produce plays and operas in New York and Florida.Three years ago Symcox returned to Montreal and was appointed producer of Chez Hélène, a daily children\u2019s television program.On Oct.18 when Chez Héléne returns to CBMT and the CBC network Sycox will be starting his third term with it.\u201cChez Hélène is a delightful show,\u201d he said.\u201cThe stories all have a moral and educate children without preaching.They also encourage the growth of a child\u2019s imagination.\u201d However, despite his enthusi- Quick Canadian quiz + What is the width of the St.Lawrence River at its mouth?For their combined spending on health and welfare measures, governments in Canada must collect in taxes $900,000 a day, $4.5 million a day, $12.3 million a day?3.Is Newfoundland Canada\u2019s largest island?4.Are there more persons in Canada employed in agriculture or in government service?| 5.In what ten-year census period in this century has Can- | ada\u2019s population shown the | | | | greatest percentage increase?Answers on page 5 A board fo hear .e (Continued from page 1) 1 think September 13th looks good.\u201d The City must give five days notice of the appeals to citizens.As of yet, this has not been done.The new rolls are available for inspection at the counter of the Light and Power Department at the City Hall Annex | on Stanton Rd.| Oxford, x PRODUCER SYMCOX asm for Chez Hélène, there\u2019s little doubt that Sycox\u2019s primary concern is for drama.\u201cTelevision has been performing a vital role in its development in Canada, particularly in Montreal where the English- speaking theatre is at a minimum.If I have any complaints, I suppose it's against sports.I'd rather see the time given to sports turned over to drama.There's far too much emphasis in this country on the cult of the physical.\u201d COLONIAL ARMS HOTEL Warrensburg, New York Summer Vacation Paradise SPECIAL WEEKEND RATES $35.00 For Two Persons 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 For Reservations Phone (518) 623-3481 Relax in our Modern Motels \"MODERNIZE BE Your PLUMBING and SA COMPLETE PLUMBING SERVICE Today's modern living demands modern plumbing.For expert modernizing and plumbing repair service, call us for estimates.WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LTD.C.Cadorette \u2014 R.Guitard 206 OLIVIER AVE.Westmount WE.5-1189 24 HOURS SERVICE Going to Dorval Airport?Call WESTMOUNT TAXI 935-2468 You'll get there on time, in comfort for $4.00 Ln NEED A CAB! UN.6-4551 VETERAN TAXI ASS'N.Vol.XXXIil, Neo.35 Ex-photographer Kyle runner-up to old paper The long arm of coincidence \u2014 or of good example and influence \u2014 has reached across the continent from Westmount to Vancouver island.As we trumpeted on these pages a fortnight ago, The Examiner won this year's top spot picture award in the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association better- newspapers competition for 1964.Our runner-up was the Camp-* bell River.B.C.Courier.a culation to ours, though printed paper of almost identical cir-|in full-page format and by the : \"offset method.| The Courier was not repre- ; sented at the recent CWNA convention in Edmonton, so we \"had learned none of the de- \"tails.This week we had a call and then on our invitation a visit from Mrs.George A.Kyle, 467 , Cote St.Antoine road.bearing copies of The Courier.She and the paper filled us in.Her son, Brian Kyle, worked for us in 1957-58.just after leaving Westmount High School, doing advertising layout at the old Monitor Publishing Com- ton avenue, as well as photo- i graphy for The Examiner and its sister publications.He was well liked and is well remem- (Continued on page 15) BUYING OR SELLING ?CALL 10 AGENTS TO SERVE YOU 484-8433 Eves.: 481 - 1501 \"Licensed & Bonded Real Estate Brokers\u201d OUTFIT YOUR BOY FOR BACK - TO - SCHOOL AY WARREN REG\u2019D.® Courteous Service and Reasonable Prices © We stock Westmount Park School, Westmount High School and Roslyn School Gym Supplies WARREN REG\u2019D.4884 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST 484-3982 pany Limited plant on Hamp- MONTREAL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1965 t THEY'RE POPULAR: Mere are most popular girls and boys in all three Westmount parks.They were picked by their friends last week and at the closing of the playgrounds last Thursday night, they were all honored.ESTABLISHED 189 WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmakers OHMAN'S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.WE.3-4046 PAGE THREE girl and boy from Staynor Park, Naney Wilson- Smith and in front of her is Mark Stapleton, most popular girl and boy, from Prince Albert Park, Michelle Portelance - Garry MacGregor.Each received most popular girl and boy from Westmount a brand new $3 bill.Pictured from left are: Park.Allan Anscll and Lorraine Grimes, most popular Cubs - and Scouts Twelve boys from the St.| Leo's Wolf Cub Pack spent a week at Camp Jackson Dodds, \u2018Lac Cloutier.from August 14th ito 21st and had a grand time.Under the able leadership of ; Akela Audrey Coulter and Rackshaw Carol Halligan, the boys took active part in a pirate dinner.snipe hunt, minia- | ture World's Fair, parade of decorated boats, regattas, hikes, ! skits, space afternoon, etc.It is | \u2018 \u2018a wonder they had enough time ! to obtain the following badges: | BOATING: Peter Hamilton.| OBSERVER: Gordon Thain, HANDICRAFTS: Robert Beaulieu, Peter Hamilton, Robert Hamilton, Victor Paré, Mi- | chael Robertson, Derek Smith.| DOUBLE BEAD SAILING: Robert Beaulieu, Ray Hanley, Michael Robertson.But Camp was not just work \u2014 it was a whole lot of fun \u2014 and David Ballantyne, Luc Gen- dreau, Geoffrey Milne and David Salmon heartily agree.Youth rally | { The Montreal Youth Fir Christ movement will open its fall season at 7.30 p.m.Sept.11 with a rally in the Westmount High School Auditorium.A feature of | | the rally will be the Montreal \"premiere of \u201cWhite As Snow\" a - color film combining romance and scenery.There will be refreshments.Admission is free.! Of 1,072 drawnings in 1964.375 or 35.0 per cent were child- \u201cren under 15 and 235 or 21.0! per cent were youths in the 15- 24 age group.Males outnumber- | ed females about 7 to 1.Nearly { 20.4 per cent of the drownings involved watercraft, almost exclusively a male hazard.When you see me \u2014 don't think of Life Insurance But when you think of Life Insurance \u2014 see me! 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Classified Advertising \u2014 8:30 am.te 5 p.m.Daily (Yo 8:30 p.m.Mon., Tues.& Wed.) 481-0451 The Examiner aims te be an independent.clean newspaper fer the home, devoted te public sorvise.$0.28 half year.Newspapers Asseciatien, Quebeu Five cents « copy.Mail subscriptions: $2.50 per year: Member of the Canadian Weekly Nowspapers Association, Canadien Community Newspapers Representatives.240 a \u2018 QD Lm assoc PWSPAPERS CON Authorized as Second Class Mail by and for payment CR D %, 2 .the Post Office Department, Ottaws of postage in cash.WE SAY Tip to a resident of Edgehill road N R.D.Gordon, - 172 Edgehill road.Westmount 6, Que.Dear Mr.Gordon: You have a great opportunity to become the travellers\u2019 hero.Your hotels have accepted the dictum of a $1.25 minimum wage.Anything less, these days, is scandalously low \u2014 if one overlooks the bonanza in tips.Perhaps you will have to raise room, meal and other rates to meet the increased labor cost.Why not do a good job of it.Put pay scales on decent living levels, so that employees\u2019 palms need no longer be upturned on every hand to guests in your otherwise excellent hostelries.Absence of that archaic sign of servility has been the joy of and a boon to the airlines.Ask your subsidiary, booming Air Canada.Westmount is proud of its CN president.Go down in history as the man who abolished tips in your hotels \u2014 and while you're about it, on your trains, too, and throughout your great CN system.No problem here if election comes ESTMOUNT voters won't have to do much head-scratching over their ballots if, as suspected, we have a Federal election this au- | tumn, Without the proposed new electoral boundaries, there would be the uncertainties of neither a segment of N.D.G.electorate added to us nor of new personalities among the candidates.Little excitement would be in prospect.Now cabinet-proved, competent and popular, Hon.C.M.Drury would he Westmount\u2019s obvious choice to return as M.P., whatever the fortunes of the various parties elsewhere and in the country.You say Going too far?Dear Sir: The following happened at the pool a couple of weeks ago: 1 was told by a lady pool attendant that bikinis were not allowed.I asked to be shown the respective bylaw, and that it should be read to me.| was informed there was no such thing.Who then gave the order?Mr.Rothwell (Recreation Dept.) ?1 checked with Mr.Roth- well who said the same thing and asked me to see him if this happened again.This did happen again exactly the same day.When I refused to move the lady attendant came around with paper and pencil and wanted personal details (not measurements) \u2014 name, phone, address, etc.When 1 declined to do so she asked for my pass, which ] also refused to give as 1 had already shown it coming in.In both instances a couple of feet away men were lying in their brief briefs, Briefer than our bikinis.When 1 pointed this out 1 was told that orders had not been given against \u2018them\u2019.This 1 think is a double standard.Also there are various kinds of bikinis: brief, medium and high.Which are allowed and which are not allowed, this is the $64 question.However, 1 was rather horrified to see the personal interference, and how easily the attendants | scemed to have accepted the paper and pencil role.Surely their | job is to keep their eyes glued to ;the pool.I think the Recreation Dept.should be more concerned with i the breaking of the anti-noisc law \u2018by children and teen-agers and \u2018over screaming at the top of {their voices for no reason at all \u201cand thus disturbing the peace\".This anti-noise by law is No.498 of the City of Westmount.Surely this kind of noise must disturb the tenants residing in the apartments nearby.V.SKERL.How about the trees?Dear Sir: It is deplored and common knowledge that our famed tree Canada will benefit from world-wide use of Nuclear Power The growing world-wide use of nuclear power to generate electricity is expected to bring benefits to Canada in two-ways \u2014 be reviving sales of uranium and by creating a new export market for Canadian-made nuclear power plants and equipment, About 50 countries are likely à to be generating electricity from the heat of nuclear reactors by the 1980's, reports the current Commercial Letter of Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce.Several countries are doing so now, including Canada, the United States, Britain, France and Russia.The Commercial Letter says the generation of electricity is \u201cthe most widely anticipated use of nuclear reactors'\u2019, and plans are being accelerated for the building of nuclear power stations throughout the world.According to a recent survey, there will be between 20 million and 22 million kilowatts of installed nuclear generating capacity in the world by 1970, excluding the Communist countries.It is estimated that this capacity will increase to 200 million kilowatts by 1980.Bright Prospects \u201cWhile Canadian uranium production continued to decline in 1964, prospects for the future have been brightened considerably by recent developments,\u2019 the Commercial Letter says.\u201cSome experts have begun to talk of a supply and demand balance by as carly as 1967.\" Canadian uranium ore reserves amount to about 35 per cent of all known reserves in the western world, and \u2018the future outlook for the sale of uranium is favorable.\u201d The enginecring and construction of nuclear electrical generating stations will become an export opportunity of growing importance, the Commercial Letter notes.\u201cThere is every prospect that the heavy-water reactors designed in Canada will lead to the adoption of this type in many other countries.This will create an export market potential for nuclear generating stations, a large range of components, heavy water, and uranium fuel that should substantially increase in the coming years.\u201cCanada\u2019s potential share of the world market for nuclear power plants in the next ten years is estimated at about $1.5 billion.Of this, $1 billion would be for nuclear apparatus and over $500 million in associated conventional engineering equipment.\u201d Qualified scientists and engineers are essential to the development of nuclear technology.À permanent centre is being built at Rolphton, Ontario, site of the Nuclear Power Demonstration Station, for training personnel from countries buying Canadian population in Westmount is declining with swiftness.Disease, salt on the streets, and highrise apartments are all taking their toll.Why then, did City Hall condone the wanton destruction of the magnificently healthy maple trees between Greene and Oliver Avenues?Bordering a frost fence behind Steinberg\u2019's parking lot, these trees were not in the way of construction.Since the Public Works and Parks Departments have been combined, the trees are fast disappearing.Why doesn't the tree department sound its voice?In future construction more stringent zoning laws preserving the trees must be applied \u2014 and soon.M.CAMPBELL well as those re- operate Canadian reactors as quired to stations.Atoms instead of fuel In the generation of electricity, the nuclear reactor is simply the source of heat.The controlled chain reaction of atoms in uranium dioxide is used instead of the burning of a conventional fuel in a fire-box.While the Commercial Letter warns against extreme expectations, it anticipates that nuclear power will cause important changes in the economy.\u2018Many new materials, some of them known only in laboratories a few years ago, are coming into use in nuclear reactors.These developments should not only create new industry but also have a profound effect on many existing industries, \u2018The trend of nuclear developments is toward the equalization of power costs at lower levels in all areas.This is of great importance for balanced development of all regions of the country (and of the world), for rural electrification and for many municipal and industrial electric systems.\u201d Here are highlights of the Commercial Letters summary of specific progress and plans to date, in Canada and in other countries: Canada now has a nuclear power capacity of 20,000 kilowatts.and by 1985 this capacity will have increased to 14.5 million kilowatts, Present capacity is at the single plant now operating, the pilot plant at Rolphton, Ontario.The first full-scale nuclear power station in Canada will be the 200,000 kilowatt station at Douglas Point, Ontario, on Lake 25 years ago Sept.5, 1940 in The Examiner Runaway Horse: The front window of a street car and the shaft on a baker's wagon were damaged when a runaway horse heading west on St.Catherine street, suddenly altered its course and collided with the street car.Harold Chadwick, a salesman for James Strachan, bakers, told police he left the horse and wagon opposite 4336 St.Catherine street, while he delivered bread.The animal apparently became frightened and bolted.Downs German Plane: Winner of the Distinguished Flying Cross last month, Flying Officer George Patterson Christie, whose parents reside at 87 Holton avenue, was among the many Canadian pilots to shoot down a German plane in the fierce aerial battle over Britain on Friday, Aug.30.F/O Christie, who learned to fly here before joining the RAF some years ago, is the son of Prof.C, V.Christie, of McGill University, and Mrs.Christie.: He is now a member of the ALL- Canadian RAF Squadron.Some 20 German planes were bagged during this encounter.Huron, This is scheduled for completion next year.A power station near Toronto A major nuclear power station is planned at Pickering near Toronto with ultimate capacity of three million kilowatts, and the first two of the six reactors are expected to be in operation in 1970-1971.Plans have been announced for a 250,000 kilowatt nuclear power station in the province of Quebec, with first delivery of power in the early 1970\u2019s.An advanced research reactor is under construction at the Whiteshell Research Establishment near Winnipeg and it is expected to come into operation later this year with initial design output of 40,000 kilowatts.Britain so far has generated twice as much nuclear electricity as the rest of the world combined.This year there will be 19 nuclear power reactors in operation in Britain, and by the late 1970\u2019s the nuclear power program will have capacity of 10 million kilowatts, or 25 per cent of Britain's total electricity generating capacity.NO PASSING! [5 One driver gambled\u2014all three drivers died, Always obey the signs of life that tell you such things as \u201cNo Passing,\u201d \u201cSpeed Limit 50,\u201d \u201cSpeed Zone Ahead.\u201d Rectangular, white with black or other contrasting lettering, these information signs state the law, tell you what to do.Read and heed them always.Know and Obey the Signs of Life\u2014They Protect YOUI Quebec Motor League OE To PEER J Spon EP RERO PE NOUS pp 4 ROVING Students : REPORTER By Oliver Towne Mrs.Phyllis Lee Peterson, a resident of Lansdowne graduate fraining Three graduating ceremonies were held on Fri- | day.August 27th.to mark avenue.who is the Public Relations Director for the Westmount Municipal Association, the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital and a director of the Academy of Hospital Public Relations, has won the MCH award for hospital public relations, has won the MCH award for hospital public relations.The award was accepted on behalf of the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital by its executive director, Dr.Robert F.Ingram at the annual meeting of the the end of six weeks of rigorous army {raining for; 240 high school students of | the Montreal area.The Student Militia training is aimed at channelling se- (lected students into the Militia without interference American Hospitals Association in San Francisco.* * * with their schooling, with a view to develop potential Householders are reminded¥ that there will be mo garbage! collection on September 6, Labour Day.Garbage.collection will begin again as usual on Tuesday Sept.7.% ¥ * Westmount Police are questioning a young man.dressed in leg-hugging jeans, a checkered wool jacket and ankle high boots, who was found, in the middle of Wednesday's downpour, taking portable \u201cNo Parking\u2019 signs in the Atwater avenue area and placing them in the middle of the street.* * * A team of ladies from the Westmount Lawn Bowling Club shares the lead with another team from Verdun in the double rinks competition of the Quebec Ladies Lawn Bowling Associa- | tion being held at Riverside this week.The Westmount rink defeated the Town of Mount Royal by a score of 27-24.Lachine earned its lead by nipping Verdun 34-33.The competition was, inaugurated this year to replace | All-Star Game was played at the Lady Alexander Trophy com- our park.petition which was withdrawn last season.+ * * The School Commissioners for it, plumbing's acting Up like crazy Call us at once Now don't be lazy.JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING ; -CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 RADIO EQUIPPED LANSDOWNE 18 Gladstone Operated by with the hospital.Unity Boys\u2019 of Captain G.A.Moisan of the ==.9 3 3 - 8 4 8 4 month for recruits: $124.00 per month for trained recruits in| SPECIAL & HOURLY RATES \u2014 OUT OF TOWN TRIPS CHRISTENINGS \u2014 WEDDINGS \u2014 FUNERALS \u2014 AIRPORT IN ] officers and non-commis.the Municipality of the City of sioned officers.Westmount have announced that the French courses which were held last year for adults will run again this year.The courses are : to be held Monday and Wednesday evening and will be sponsored by the Ministry of Educa- .: : tion for the province of Quebec.Woodcock, General Staff Classes will get underway Oct- Officer at Headquarters ober 13th at Westmount High! Quebec Command will re- School.There is no charge.| view the 86 Student/Militia- The first ceremony was held at 10.00 a.m.at the Royal Canadian Hussars Armoury, 4185 Cote des Neiges Road, where Lieut- enant-Colonel J.A.C + ¥ + men and take their salute.Lieutenant - Colonel Wood- The official closing of the cock will be accompanied playgrounds was held last Thurs-| by Captain G.W.P.Gaudet, day in the Westmount rink.An 4th bataillon.Royal 22nd address was given by Alderman Regiment.C.P.Beaubien and some fifteen .© At 11:00 am.at the West- children received awards.See une N picture and story in this edition.| mount Hillside Armoury.70 student \u2018militiamen under the com- * + + | mand of Captain H.C.Needham The Montreal Touch Football of 7th Ficld Battery.RCA.were League, formerly the Montreal | reviewed by Lieutenant-Col- Draft Football League.has in-|onel J.P.L.Taschereau, Staff cluded Westmount Park in its! Officer at Headquarters Quebec! schedule as a field for its regular | Command.season games.The season got The third ceremony was underway last Tuesday when the held at 2:00 p.m.at the Artillery Barracks, 4600 Lacombe \u2018avenue, where Colonel Picrre ¥ 0% *# ' Charbonneau.CD, ADC.Mili- Finally.everyone is very happy tia Adviser at headquarters tu see Maurice Mariasine back on Quebec Command, will inspect the job after a long hard bout 85 students under the command Club was ably run by Charlie | 50th Field Battery, RCA.Howes during his illness.STUDENT MILITIA x = % PROGRAM While paying a visit to the l'his special threc-phase pro- Westmount YMCA this week we | Bram was initialed four years ago and provides a very profit- were surprised to sec the \u201cbrass\u2019 ai © | hard at work.Moss Dudgeon : able training for students of and Roy MeKelvie were spotted high school age.It is not just a on ladders, in old clothing.scrap- | way of Maia! employment, but ing the walls: getting them ready trains the students for non- for painting., commissioned officer rank, as well as for future officer's rank.Lis they wish to join the Militia The forecast of capital invest- after their summer training per- ment in Canada in 1965 is for a iod.total of $12.3 billion, of which | Besides being subjected to a \u201cthe manufacturing industry will; healthy discipline, the recruits | spend $2.2 billion, utilities $2.3 receive instruction in drill.map- billion, housing $2.3 billion, reading, small arms training, government departments $1.7, (irst-aid.national survival op- billion.erations.signal communications, | For the 1964-65 fiscal year traffic and crowd control.hy- administration cost of the un-|8iene as well as rigorous phy- employment insurance fund was | sical training, and other mili- $54 million, payment to the fund tary subjects.out of general tax revenues was The candidates of the second | $62 million employer-employee phase receive more detailed in- | struction in these subjects, in BAGK SCHOOL BUT FIRST visit your neighbourhood headquarters for PANTS SCHOOL FLANNELS from $5.95 CORDUROYS from $4.95 KORATRON from $6.98 SPORTS JACKETS from $12.95 WE STOCK GYM SHORTS AND SHIRTS FOR WESTMOUNT HIGH, ROSLYN and WESTMOUNT PARK SCHOOLS BRUCE JOHNSTON Men's & Boys' Wear 1267 Greene Avenue (Opposite Steinberg's) 935-6015 | payments were $309 million.?y 3 | addition to being trained as jun- A LV jor non-commissioned officers.ANSWERS: 5.In the 1901-1011 #nd assistant instructors.census period.3.Newfoundland | Phase three candidates, al- ; is the fourth largest island.1.26 ready in the junior non-commis- | | miles.4.There are about 600,000 , Sivned officers category.receive employed in agriculture.about ; detailed training in the techni- 650,000 working for the three que of instruction and act as as- levels of government.2.About sistant-instructors foi the re- $12.3 million a day.\u2018eruits of phase one.| Student Militia Program candidates are selected from high i school students, for their scho- | astic standing and their char- DAY & NIGHT SERVICE \"acter.Those selected join the Army for the duration of the TAXI REG'D.: five-week course.\u2014 Westmount , They receive the normal Army rate of pay $117.00 per phase two and $215.00 per month for junior non-commis- ! sioned officers.To this, will be added a subsistance allowance (Continued on page 6) E.Gallagher ENJOY LIFE MORE by PARTICIPATING in Gym Swimming e Basketball © Volleyball @® Floor Hockey ® Youth Boys & Girls Learn-to-swim Skin and Scuba Family Youth Boys & Girls ® Conditioning ® Mixed (Adult) Men's & Women's @ Men's ® Gymnastics .padies ® Fencing Loare to © Weightlifting ° Worm swim e e © @ MODERN DANCE @ BRIDGE CLUB Ballet and Bridge Courses Available ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND PROGRAM FOLDERS AVAILABLE AT 937-3916 CLASSES START SEPT.13th WESTMOUNT Y.M.CA.4585 SHERBROOKE ST.W.S961 \u2018£ Jaquasdas \u2018Aopis4 'aau1wox3 JUNOWNSIM YL \u2014 § The Westmount Examiner, Friday, September 3, 1965 \u2014 6 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY EDNA MARIE HAWKIN LRAM.ARCM.PIANIST FESTIVAL ADJUDICATOR EXAMINER TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, HARMONY, ETC.STUDIO: 4200 Sherbrooke St.W.932-6203 i Peter Pan Nursery School Private Kindergarten Special programme arranged for Children from 3 to 6 years.REGISTER NOW LIMITED ENROLMENT Particulers on Application Mrs, A.F.D.Macdonald (Miss Elizabeth Veitch) 220 Prince Albert Avenue For Appointment Please Phone Between 9 am.ond 4 p.m.486-4310 or 481-3603 Transportation Available \u2018tion, and 300th performance.\u201cdren's \u2018ledged as Canada\u2019s foremost and \u2018Many former students who are Children\u2019s theatre sfarts 33rd year There is an air of excitement about the planning of the Children's Theatre this season, as directors Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters celebrate their 33rd year, 100th major produc- Since the inception of the Children\u2019s Theatre, thirty-three years ago, thousands of children have been given instruction in speech, mime.and deportment.Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters, with their extensive knowledge of For {wo generations the Chit-| Children's Theatre work, Theatre has presented | their experienced staff of teach- plays which have been a source, CTS, are able to give a full and of enchantment to the children of comprehensive training in the art Montreal, and the Children's | of acting, stage, radio and tele.Theatre School is today acknow- vision.They point with pride to oldest school of speech and drama DOW appearing in London, New for voung people.York and Hollywood.and to the many students now attending the school, who have done a great, deal of work locally for television ! \u2018and radio and with the National | Film Board, also for modelling: and commercial work.ELABORATE OPENING The directors have planned an elaborate opening of the season Viola L.Benson A.RCT.PIANO and THEORY Private and Class Instruction | Also the CARL ORFF REGISTRATION WEEK OF AUGUST 30th Classes commencing September 7th For Further Particulars Call 4845 SHERBROOKE W., ot Victoria \u2014 WE.7.1058 to celebrate their 300th perform.METHOD | ance, and have secured the Cana- Music Class for Children \u201cdian rights to a charming play ages b to 10 \u2018entitled \u2018The Clown Prince\u201d 5167 Cote St.Antoine Rd.|! which has played before thou- 484-0356 | sands of children in Budapest and has been specially transiated for a the Children\u2019s Theatre by Agy \u201cPoly, and it will have it\u2019s pre- Commercial i miere in this country during the COLLEGE Christmas holiday week.It was written by Elizabeth Erdos and I the musical arrangements are in the competent hands of Alan Me- Iver.All choreography by Agy Poly who will be remembered for her excellent work in Red Shoes, Hansel and Gretel and Pinocchio.Auditions for Children\u2019s Theatre students are being held imme-' diately for \u201cThe Clown Prince\u201d, ! which requires many singers, danncers and actors.The other two performances | Secretarial Training Day ond Night Classes \u201cwhich will be given during this.WESTON SCHOOL INCORPORATED 18 Severn Avenue, Westmount Nursery School, Kindergarten, Grades | and Il at 18 Severn Avenue \u2014 Open Sept.14 Grades Ill to XI at N.D.G.\u2014 Y.M.CA.at 4335 Hampton Avenue \u2014 Open Sept.9 Small classes, individual attention, French taught from pre-school to matriculation.Recognized as eligible for government grant under terms of Public Education Act, Quebec, 1961.FOR INFORMATION TELEPHONE 935-9856 Principal: Miss Mary Winspear, M.A,, Ph.D.= , season have been sclected by the: young people of Montreal who write in to Children\u2019s Theatre, saying what they would like to! sce presented, and topping the list were \u201cThe Sleeping Beauty\u2019 and \u2018Beauty and The Beast\".Students graduate.(Continued from page 5) of $65.00 per month for all ranks il they are living out \u2014 which is the case in most instances \u2014 in addition to their uniforms and other equipment.After their training, which for many means a first acquaint-' ance with Army Life, they will have the opportunity to join the Militia unit of their choice, where the successful candidates of phase three may put their qualifications to good use as The following are the arrangements for the opening of the School's Fifty-Sixth Year.SENIOR SCHOOL: Grades 8 to 12.8:45 a.m.Wednesday, 8th September Followed by a full days school, including lunch.JUNIOR SCHOOL: Grades 3 to 7 8:45 a.m.Wednesday, 8th September Classes will end at noon and lunch will not be served to the Junior School.D.S.Penton, M.A., LL.D.junior non-commissioned officers instructors.FRANCES GOLTMAN Pianist, Lic.Mus.First Medallist, McGill University Pupils Successful in Highest Exams.RECITALS Beginners ond Advonced 5506 N.D.G.Avenue Headmaster HU.4-6424 Vel Fee CLASSICAL BALLET sro (ceccherri Bronedd \u201cMovement-Music'\u2019 classes for young children Auditions mow being arronged for fall term Brochure upon request 744-0354 1545 Decelles, St.Lourent STUDIOS STUDIO and STAGE - RADIO TELEVISION! SPEECH ond SELF IMPROVEMENT FIVE STUDIOS CHILDREN\u2019S THEATRE DOROTHY DAVIS \u2014 VIOLET WALTERS 484-6620 THE MARY BEETLES SCHOOL NURSERY - KINDERGARTEN MORNINGS OR AFTERNOONS TRANSPORTATION RE-OPENING SEPT.8th REGISTER NOW OPEN 5456a Westminster Ave.The Evans Sisters School of the DANCE and MUSIC © Ballet © Toe ® Tap ® Acrobatic Royal Academy of Dancing Syllabus Taught For Information, call WE.7-4707 4845 Sherbrooke St.West corner Victoria Ave.MARIANOPOLIS COLLEGE Registration \u2014 1965 B.A.and B.Sc.Programs ® Full-time students will register in Good Counsel Hall between 9 a.m.and 5 p.m.on the following dates: September 15-16 \u2014 First year students September 17 \u2014 Second, Third and Fourth Year students ® EXTENSION program leading to B.A.degree \u2014 registration begins Sept.27.Extension courses are offered late afternoons, evenings, and Saturdays.For information: The Registrar, 288-6166.486-5170 681-2316 Cote St.Luc ACADEMY OF LES GRANDS BALLETS CANADIENS 1216 STANLEY Director: Ludmilla Chiriaeff Classical Bollet\u2014Character Facuity: Ludmilla Chiriaeff, Anton Dolin, Fernand Nault, Brydon Madeleine Demers, Paige, Claire Brind'Amour, Beaudet and others.Auditions: September 7 to 10 from 3 to é p.m.Registration: 849-8024 or 4848 St.Lawrence Bivd.Honorary Director: Anton Dolin Dance\u2014Jazz-\u2014Music Appreciotion Children and Adults \u2014 Beginners to Professionals 861-1808 Pierre « Ww ° HAPPY SCHOOL | ARLINGTON REG'D.SCHOOL THE STUDY 2 of [|| Nursery & Kindergarten [|| (Westmouar vaca DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Playgroun Qualified Staff School will re-open Wed., Kindergarten to Matriculation Limited enrolment Sept.Bth, 1965 School Re-opens Wednesday, 5356 Coolbrook Ave.j a September 8th ie ! SNOWDON Inquiries: Mrs.R.Uden ; > 489-3231 484-9912 Phone: 484-2835 i Head Mistress: 4 on M.A.{Oxon Carl Orff Classes USE OUR CLASSIFIEDS | | Approved Program 4585 Sherbrooke St.West | 3233 The Boulevard, Westmount Miss Katharine Lamont, B.A.(Toronto! Music for the pre-school- DR AM ATIC FOR BEST RESULTS age child, ages: 3, 4 years Naam oo \u2014 \u2014 Musical Workshop ART | Ensemble work from 5 years THE PROTESTANT SCHOOL BOARD OF GREATER MONTREAL of age.Chamber Music LA P IDRIERE Baroque, cleprial chambor APPRENTICES School Opening \u2014 Wednesday, September 8, 1965 from 8 years.Music for the very young TRAINING & PRACTICE Gabor Bartha RE.9-0977 FOR THE THEATRE Adults Teenagers Juniors : WEDNESDAY following LABOUR DAY Call 844-0092 All schools operated by this Board will reopen on the USE OUR CLASSIFIEDS FOR BEST RESULTS These schools are listed in the Montreal Telephone Directory under \u201cThe Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal\u201d WEST END SCHOOL RECEPTION OF PUPILS ON OPENING DAY IN ELEMENTARY & HIGH SCHOOLS OF ART Pupils returning to the SAME SCHOOL.that they attended last year will report at 9:00 a.m.Registration for fall classes Children 4-16 Years Pupils seeking enrolment in a school other than the one they 5686 Monkland attended last year will report at 1:30 p.m.CALL 484-4277 Pupils enrolling in the Board's schools for the first time must furnish satisfactory proof of vaccination.Age of Admission COLLEGE PREP ACADEMY Kindergarten \u2014 5 years of age before October 1.1965 .Grade 1 \u2014 6 years of age before October 1, 1965 Junior & Senior Matriculation Satisfactory proof of age and vaccination is required for pupils entering A newly\u201d established institution adfMinisfefed\u201d and staffed kindergarten and Grade 1.by a group of experienced young educationists, all dedicated in their work, accredited post.graduate specialists in their fields.Kindergarten to all Par rdemy prepares young men and women for entrance Pupils to be registered for kindergarten will report at 1.30 p.m.Well-stacked library, modern science laboratory, a pleasant school building, small classes and a complete Jr.and Sr.matriculation curriculum, all help in the search for academic excellency.GRADE XII \u2014 HIGH SCHOOL OF MONTREAL Enrolment for the 1965.56 Winter Session will be restricted to 16 in the Jr.Matriculation class and 22 in the Sr.Matriculation Location class.This limitation is imposed only in the best interest to all \u2014\u2014\u2014 concerned.All regular Grade XII classes for English-speaking pupils will be located Applications for admission are still being considered.in The High School of Montreal.3449 University Street.School office is open from 9.30 am.to 5.30 p.m.374 Sherbrooke St.W.\u2014 Tel.: 288-3014 Requirements An average of 65\u201do (passes in 10 papers) in the Quebec Grade XI High School Leaving Examinations.Registration e Schools em Kindergartens At The High School of Montreal, 3449 University Street on Wednesday.September 8, at 1.30 p.m.or during normal school hours on any week-day e following the appearance of this announcement.Dance Studios GRADE XII IN FRENCH \u2014 BARON BYNG HIGH SCHOOL e Music Teuchers If a sufficient number of qualified students enrol, a Grade XII course, given entirely in the French language, will be offered.e Business Colleges Location Baron Byng High School, 4251 St.Urbain Street Your advertisement in the Admission Requirements Above average proficiency in oral and written French.An average of WESTMOUNT EX AMINER 65% (passes in 10 papers) in the Quebec Grade XI High School Leaving Examinations.reaches the type of people Registration ° ° At Baron Byng High School, 4251 St.Urbain Street on Wednesday.who are interested in your September 8, at 1.30 p.m.or during normal school hours on any week-day ° | following the appearance of this announcement.services.Call today for rates: Director of Education and Secretary-Treasurer 481-2771 S961 \u2018£ 49quiasdas \u2018Anpis4 \u2018souioxg sunouysam dy) \u2014 / ASK FOR MR, MOUNT Use Examiner Classifieds for best results The Westmount Examiner, Friday, September 3, 1965 \u2014 8 ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount CLERGY The Revd.Alex.Mellor; The Revd, Glenn L.Pritchard) The Revd.Canon 8.B.Lindsay (Hos).Organist & Choirmaster Edward T.Brewn.TRINITY XII 8.00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 10:18 a.m.Matins (said) 11:00 a.m.Sung Eucharist 00 Sermon, The Rev.James Hunt 7:00 p.m.Evensong Weekdays: Holy Eucharist 9:30 n.m.Wednesday 7:00 a.m.Thursday 8:00 um.Friday ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill The Rev'd.J.N.Dolidge, Rector The Rev'd.T.M.8.Kingston TRINITY Xl 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 10:00 w.m.Holy Eucharist and Sere mon.Preacher: The Rector 7:30 pan.Evening Prayer Wednesday 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion Organist and Choirmaster Norman W.Hurrle, ARCO.AR.CM., F.F.C,L.\"ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH DORCHESTER and ATWATER WESTMOUNT Reclor Walter G.Asbil £1 00 um.Holy Communion Organist Mr, E.Talt WE WELCOME YOU PRESBYTERIAN STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH DOMINION-DOUGLAS UNITED CHURCH {UNION SERVICES) (In Stanley Church) Westmount Ave.ot Victoria MORNING WORSHIP\u201411:00 A.M.Sermon Topic: \u201cOur Affluent Society\" Rev.R.Douglas Smith, B.A.» DD.\u2014 \u2014 Morning Service Only \u2014 Doris Killam, A.R C.T., L.Mus.{McGill), Organist & Choir Dir.MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 310 Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.(.Cochrane, B.A, B.D, Minister : Services of Worship will be withdrawn during the month of August and will resume September 5th.a.- - First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, BCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS, Sunday, September Oth 11:00 am.CHURCH SERVICE 11:00 a.m.SUNDAY SCHOOL Lesson - Scrmon Subject: \u201cMAN\u201d Golden Text: Daniel 16:18, O man greatly beloved, fear not: peace be unto thee, be stron, yea.be strong.EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM In the Church Editice: Open Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 2 to 4 p.m.; Wednesday 6:30 to 6:00 pom LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 285 Clarke Ave, Westmount Wm.C.Nolting, B.D., Pastor Miss Lydia Elbich \u2014 Organist Nunday, September Sth 11:00 a.m.Service and Nursery BAPTIST Westmount Baptist Two services for Sunday Communion service will be held at Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday morning September 5.The Minister, the Rev.Harold J.Balsdon will preach and the topic of his sermon will be \u2018\u2018When Clouds Overshadow.\u201d The subject of his evening sermon will be \u201cGod's Cure For The Blues.\u201d After the evening service there will be a fellowship hour in the lower hall, at which coffee will be served.All are cordially invited.The Sunday School is closed until September 12 but Junior Congregation and nursery facilities are available.The mid-week meeting of the Church for Prayer, Praise and Bible Study will be held on Wednesday at 8:00 p.m.Image of God Sunday sermon How human experience is improved in practical ways as people recognize thal man is made \u201cin the image of God\u201d will be presented at the services in all Christian Science churches this Sunday morning, in the reading of the week's Lesson- Sermon on the subject \u201cMan.\u201d The Bible sclections will be keynoted by this verse from Daniel: \u201c0 man greatly beloved, fear not: peace be unto thee, be strong, yea, be strong.\u2019 Pertinent passages from the Christian Science textbook by Mary Baker Eddy will include: \u2018\u2018There is but one creator and one creation.This creation consists of the unfolding of spiritual ideas and their identities, which are embraced in the infinite Mind and forever reflected.These ideas range from the infinitesimal to infinity, and the highest ideas are the sons and daughters of God.\" (Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures).The monthly meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital is being held September 15th in the auditorium of the nurse's residence at 2 p.m.An executive meeting will be held at 1 pm.President Mrs.Philip Pugs- ley will preside.Tea hostess is Mrs.Emile Coté, Presiding at the tea table will be Miss: Helen Laing and Mrs, S.N.Me- Niven.UNITED WESTMOUNT PARK and ST.ANDREW'S WESTMOUNT REV.CALLUM THOMPSON C.D., B.A, B.D Minister in Charge Sunday, September 5th 11:00 a.m.\u2018Three Ways to Make Life Sing\u201d Music by Westmount Park Quartet Directed by Mr.Wayne Riddell, B.Mus.VISITORS WELCOME 11:00 a.m.7:30 p.m.WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West ot Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: REV.HAROLD J.BALSDON, B.A., B.Th.Organist and Choir Director: Frank Armstrong, L.T.C.L.\u201cWhen Clouds Over Shadow\u201d \u201cGod\u2019s Cure For The Blues\u2019 Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME St.Andrew's files are all complete: office is opened There\u2019s good news from St.Andrew\u2019s United Church this week! It has now been established definitely that all essential records on the premises at the time of the fire have been recovered, and in a condition that allows them to be considered valid.As a result the church will be¥ able to completely re-establish its archives.These documents include: Session minutes and papers, all church registers from 1900 to the present date, bound copies of the church year-books from 1900 to date, and all working files in the structure at the time it fell prey to flames.September 7, next Tuesday, the church office will be opened at 4141 Sherbrooke west, suite 506.At this point church officers wish to take the opportunity to thank many of the firms on their regular purchase list, who have come forward with offers of assistance and loans of mailing and other equipment, while the church equipment proper is being renovated or replaced.A meeting of the church man- Religious Radio Anyone who fears that his work will be outmoded by automation needs a clearer understanding of the great spiritual fact that his God given talents are progressive and his usefulness eternal, This is the theme of the Christian Science radio broadcast entitled \u201cIs the Individual Obsolete?\u201d to be heard on Station CKVL (dial 850) next Sunday morning at 9:45, agers will be held September 8, it is understood, at which time plans will be laid for a meeting of the congregation to affirm the moves of the church for the future.TWO MINUTES WITH THE BIBLE \u20ac UV CORNELIUS R.STAM PRIS.\u201c BEREAN BIBLE SOCIETY CHICAGO 35, ILLINOIS Westmount Park St.Andrew's Union services fo continue The union services between St, Andrew's and Westmount Park will continue in Westmount Park Church, corner of Lansdowne and Western avenues, on Sunday, September 5, at 11 a.m.The minister, the Rev.Callum Thompson, will preach on the subject \u2018Three Ways To Make Life Sing.\u201d This is a message to bring new hope and uplift to the discouraged in spirit.Again choral music will be offered by the Westmount Park Quartet under the direction of \u2018Wayne K.Riddell.id St.Peter decrares that to obtain eterial life we must be born again, since by nature we were born but to die.\u2018Being born again, not corruptible seed, but of incorruptible, by the Word of God, which liveth and abideth for ever.For all flesh is as grass, and all the glory of man as the flower of grass.The grass withereth and the flower thereof falleth away.But the Word of the Lord endureth for ever, and this is the Word which by the gospel is preached to you\" (I Pet.1:23-25).Our Lord emphasized this same fact to the Pharisee Nicodemus, \u2018That which is born of the flesh,\u201d He said, \u2018is flesh.Marvel not that I said unto thee, ye must be born again\u201d «John 3:6, 7).Nicodemus was devoutly re- of ligious and he even recognized Christ as \u2018\u2018a teacher come from God\u2019' (John 3:2).But he was not saved.He had not been \u2018\u2018born of the Spirit,\u201d and \u2018thai which is born of the flesh is flesh\u201d even though it is \u2018religious flesh,\u201d and must die.Nicodemus, like many sincerely religious people today, needed to be born again \u2014 of the Spirit, by faith in the Word, of which the Spirit is the Author.Some suppose that Paul did not teach the new birth, but they are wrong.He taught it con- sistenly, and nowhere more clearly than in Titus 3:5, where he wrote by divine inspiration : Rabbis Stern and Goldenburg set Temple's new year plans The New Year 5726 will be ushered in at Temple Emanu- El on Sunday evening, September 26th at 8 p.m.The day of Rosh Hashonah will be observed Monday, September 27th at 10:30 a.m.Atonement Eve Tuesday, October 5th at 7:30 p.m.and all day of Atonement, Wednesday, October 6th at 10:30 a.m.As in past 19 years parallel High Holy Day Services will be held both in the Temple Auditorium with Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern and Rabbi Jay B.G ol d - burg, conducting the worship and DR.RABBI the preach- STERN ses will be chanted by Cantor ler, assisted by two Temple Choirs under the direction of | a.m.The Junior School, with kindergarten and primary departments \u2014 classes 1 through 5 commence regular sessions on Sunday morning, September 12th at 9:30 am.The Daily Hebrew School which meets Monday through Thursday afternoons commences Monday afternoon, September 13th at 4 p.m, Principal of the Hebrew is Michael Teicher, B.A.Regular school faculty meeting for the season Tuesday Evening, September 7th at 8 p.m.At this time teachers will receive their instructions for the new Temple season and the program will be outlined by Rabbi Goldburg, Howard Schwartz and Reuben Ginsberg, School Registrar, WORSHIP SERVICES The regular Sabbath Eve worship will be resumed in the] Temple Sanctuary, Friday Eve.| ing.The mu-| hing, September 10th at 8:15 sical respon-'p.m.with Dr, Stern and Rabbi | Goldburg, officiating.Otto Staeren and Bernard Fig-, WITH OUR CONSTITUENT SOCIETIES Sisterhood Board Meeting, Victor McCorry, ARCM Temple Tuesday, September 7th at 1:15! Organist and Choir Master and\u2019 Hawkin, Mrs.Edna Mario ARCM, LRAM.GIVE RELIGIOUS EDUCATION THE PRIORITY IT MERITS IN YOUR CHILD'S FUTURE: Under the direction of event will be the annual mo- Jay B.Goldburg and.ther and daughter Sukkoth Sab- Rabbi Howard M.Schwartz, all preparations for the opening of the Temple Religious School have been made.The High School, Confirmation and Post-Gradu- ate Departments commence regular sessions on Saturday Morning, September 11th at 9:30 p.m.Presiding \u2014 Mrs, Charles Everest, President.At this time Mrs.Jack Engels, Chairman of Program will present the calendar for the new Temple season.The first and most important bath worship, followed by luncheon and program, Saturday, October 16th.Conveners for this event are \u2014 Mrs.George Hollinger and Mrs.Bernard Isaacs, Book Lovers\u2019 \u2014 We urge members to subscribe for season tickets.The first lecture of the season will be held on Wednesday afternoon, October 27th.Price for six reviews \u2014 $5.00.General Chairman\u2014Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern.Chairman of Membership \u2014 Mrs.Myer In- sky.School for Adults \u2014 the schedule for the 39th season has now been drawn up and will be mailed to members.Co- Chairman of this year's adult education program are: Ronald Simth and Samuel Garfield.Temple Brotherhood \u2014 at the Board meeting held Wednesday Evening, September 1st.Jack Engels, Chairman of Program announces the opening dinner meeting to take place Monday evening, October 18th with a distinguished personality as guest speaker.ns) INC.STREET, WEST { WN Ww 0 » dc ; Py s 2 MR.and MRS.DAVID ROBINSON CHALMERS, photographed following their wedding which took place recently in St.Matthias\u2019 Church, Westmount.Mrs.Chalmers was formerly Miss Mary Balfour Darling, daughter of Mrs.Arthur Balfour Darling, and of the late Mr.Darling, and Mr.Chalmers is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Chalmers, of Hudson Heights, Que.\u2014 (Posen) Mary Balfour Darling weds David Chalmers The marriage of Mary Balfour, daughter of Mrs.Arthur Balfour Darling, and of the late Arthur Balfour Darling, to Mr.David Robinson Chalmers, son of Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Chalmers, of Hudson Heights, Que.took place recently in St.Matthias Church, Westmount, the Rev.J.N, Doidge officiating.Mr.Norman Hurrle played the wedding music.Summer flowers were used to decorate NX.the church.+ - PIQUE The bride, who was given away ! and the skirt falling into a chapel + i train.Her veil of tulle illusion by her father, Br.Brian Darling, | was held by a circlet of orange was in a gown of white faille, blossoms, and she carried a fashioned on princess lines, the bouquet of Eucharist lilies, and fitted bodice having a scalloped stephanotis.neckline, appliqued with lace, Mrs.J.D.Evans, as matron ! WESTMOUNT BEAUTY PARLOR We are pleased to announce that Miss Dorothy Rooney, formerly of Holt-Renfrew's, Master Hairdresser and specialist in scalp treatments, has now joined our staff.Reg.$20 SPECIAL PERMANENTS \"12° We specialize in scalp treatments, tinting and permanents.5122 Sherbrooke St.West (Between Grey & Vendome) Phone: 486-8636 \"Cedar Plaza 1745 CEDAR AVENUE AT COTE DES NEIGES Uniquely Located with private access to Mount Royal Park IN SUMMER AIR-COOLED BY REFRIGERATION SWIMMING POOL EXCELLENT SERVICE BACHELOR TO 7% ROOM SUITES Rental and Management Agent IR THE ROYAL TRUST COMPANY 1S WE.2-7090 For information Shoes are emphasized in fall fashion Thanks to the great variety in shoe silhouettes, plus heel height.styling that\u2019s light, soft, and wholly feminine, women's | footwear this fall, carries a large share of the fashion news.With™ the short skirt showing no signs of dropping its hem, and texture or patterned stockings be-| ing promoted like mad, interest continues to be focused on the feet, and on lower heel styling.The Shoe Information Bureau of Canada maintains that in terms of fashion, shoes are the foundation of every costume a woman wears, and suggests that of honor for her sister.Miss Susan Chalmers, sister of the bridegroom, Miss Joan Riddell, and Mrs.Dale Leggett as attendants, were in frocks of sky blue silk.fashioned on empire lines.They wore circlets of blue cornflowers and Sweetheart roses, in their hair, and carried oval bouquets of larkspur, Sweetheart roses, and blue cornflowers, Mr, Richard Franklin, acted as best man for Mr.Chalmers and the ushers were Mr.Frank White, Mr.John Puddicombe, Mr.Michael Darling, Mr.Stephen Johnston, and Mr.Remi Lefebre.Mrs.Darling, the bride's mother, was in an ensemble of pale blue silk twill.She wore a hat of veiling, and a corsage of orchids.Mrs.Chalmers mother of the bridegroom, was gowned in gold lace, with a hat of bronze and gold feathers, and a corsage of orchids.Following the ceremony a reception was held in La Loire of the Windsor Hotel.Later, Mr.and Mrs.Chalmers left for Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, the bride travelling in an ensemble of off-white knit, and wearing navy blue accessories.Try these lemon \u2018butter cookies\u2019 Kellogg's Stars are bigger and crunchier and more flavorful than ever before.Now Stars are drenched in a caramel-flavor sugary coating that whets the breakfast appetite of one and all.They stay crisper in milk because there's no hole in the center any more.Stars are great for snacking, too, and for sprinkling on ice cream and puddings.Try them, for a change, in these Lemon Butter Cookies.Soft little lemon drop cookies rolled in Kellogg's new Stars.Dainty little cookies, to serve with tea and ice cream.Tiny little cookies, so you can have one or two more.Easy little cookies, so you can always have a full cooky- jar \u2014 or partly full, at least.1 cup sifted flour 1 teaspoon baking powder 14 teaspoon salt 12 cup butter or mai garine 1 cup sifted confectioners\u2019 sugar 1 egg 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1 tablespoon grated lemon peel 3 cups Kellogg's Stars Sift together flour, baking powder and salt.Blend butter and sugar until light and fluffy.Add egg; beat well.Stir in lemon juice and peel.Add sifted dry ingredients; mix thoroughly, Roll teaspoonfuls of dough in Stars, pressing in gently.Place on ungreased baking sheets.Bake in moderate oven (350°F.) about 12 minutes or until slightly brown.Yicld: 4 dozen cookies, 1!z inches in diameter, ¥ | | proper coordination of shoe and and functional, and well esta- q | costume has never been more All shoe leathers are soft and supple, with suede getting a bigger play than for some years : past.Boots are now both fashion blished as an important part important than now.Jof a woman's wardrobe.Most Pumps, open or closed, look popular heights for the new excitingly new, with fore- fall-winter season appear to be shortened vamps, lowered backs at mid or below calf levels, and throatlines, dipped or low-' though taller boots will cer- ered sides, cutouts at insteps tainly remain in the fashion .and sides, fresh looking up-front picture.The latter will frequent.effect achieved through use of ly boast elasticized toplines for buckles, bows and decorative snupger fit, and variety of zip- ! tongues or high-riding strap pered closures.ties.Slings are everywhere.So| Shearling lined cold-weather are straps, low or high on the foot, thick or thin \u2014 single, double and triple instep or T's with the ankle strap newest.Sandals have returned to the fashion scene and more will be seen as the social season pro- boots will be seen at all level ,\u2014 ankle, mid-calf and knee.Some of the new boots show spat effects, the quilted look, seaming, stitching and lacing trims, two - texture combinations.Smooth or grained, suede gresses.and brush leathers, soft and Delightfully feminine ties in waxy types for more rugged light, opened-up styling are wear.novelty prints and fake seen in two and three eyelet furs.all combine to make the patterns, as well as ghillie types! boot season an exciting one.on graceful little heels and gently rounded toes, in suede! and calf or reptile combinations.O E Heels run the gamut in heights N TIC and _shapes \u2014 litle and curvy, : Engagement and wedding photographs inserted at a charge of $6 and tax.squared and straight, set back or stacked, slim and high,: chunky or full.In Lasts the, trend continues toward more ; rounded looks, depending on\u2019 The Hasle Residence 3794 Cote Des Noiges LOCATED IN THE HEART OF MONTREAL Private and Semi Private accommodations are available for Senior Citizens as well as professional nursing care for the chronically ill.Mr.Leonard D.Cordes, C.A., Administrator Days \u2014 667 - 0760 Miss louise Dionne, R.N., Supervisor Evenings \u2014 935 - 8043 ®® SCHOOL TIME IS BACK AGAIN! Sorensen has specially imported from ° Denmark some lovely Bangkok Teak desks that will fulfili the needs of every student.The prices?VERY, VERY moderate.Drop in and convince yourself! EE: S'orensens Two Complete Floors of: DANISH CONTEMPORARY FURNITURE 1329 Greene Ave., Westmount Between Western and Sherbrooke 932 - 5605 Dally 9:30 AM.fo 6.00 PM.- Friday fii ® P.M, Stores in Montreal, Toronto and Calgary EL LEP S96L \u2018\u20ac 49que1des \u2018Aopis4 \u2018aautwox3 junouysam 344 \u2014 6 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, September 3, 1965 \u2014 10 Sd ol i SALE ORIENTAL RUGS At Special Prices GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG (O.Catherine St.W.4151.4153 St.Westmount Phone WE.2-4277 ol a ul wl ul \"ae $ MR.and MRS.St.Vital Catholic Church, Fort formerly Miss Margaret Diane Heys, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.1.S.Heys, of Winnipeg, Man., and Mr.Kealing is the son of Mr.William J.Keating, of Westmount, and of the late Mrs.Keating.moe CHRISTOPHER JAM graphed tollowing their wedding which took place recently in ES KEATING.photo- Garry.Man.Mrs, Keating was Keat ing-H eys | The marriage of Margaret Diane, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.E.S.Heys, of Winnipeg, to Mr.Christopher James Keating, son of Mr.William J.Keating and the late Mrs.Keating, of West mount, took place recently in St.Vital Catholic Church, Fort Garry, Man, the Rev.Fother Hanley officiating.Candles in candelabra were used to decorale the church.The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a gown of white poult de soie, under a ® GOLD ® COPPER © BRASS © CHROME ® NICKEL ¢ RHODIUM ® CADMIUM © SILVER REPAIRED REPLATED REFINISHED LACQUERED JOHN H.FEELEY & Sons Ltd, Est.(1899) Repairing Silversmiths and Elec- tro Platers, Operating Canada\u2019s Largest High Class Job Shop.WE CALL FOR & DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St.VI.5-7947 (A few doors above St, Catherine St.) Cpposite Henry Morgon & Co.cape.She wore a hood to match | and carried a bouquet of white | | marguerite daisies, stephanotis and ivy leaves.She was attended by Mrs.D.M.Heys, Mr, D, M.Heys, brother of the bride, acted as best man for Mr.Keating and T.W.Ro- the lusser was Hr.binson.Following the reception at the International In.Mr.and Mrs.Keating left for Europe, On their return they will take up residence Cin Montreal.in 35th season The 35th season of The Mary Bectles School of Ballet, Kindergarten and Nursery, will re-open on Wednesday.September 8th, The school is now located at 5456A Westminster avenue.Cote St.Luce.and is easily accessible i either by car or bus.| The aim of this school is to \u2018help your child lead a happy.| well-adjusted life and to lay the |foundation physically.culturally SUGAR \u2018N\u2019 SPICE SET Goes For The PINK & BLUE SHOP SCHOOL BELLES, PINK & BLUE SHOP Featuring School Tunics tropicare exclusively by Dorothy Brown i (nd London Lassie Blouses FOR SCHOOL BEAUS english blackburn blazers Girls to size 12\u2014 Boys to size 10, 1253 Laird Blvd.TOWN MOUNT ROYAL Worsted Grey Flonnecls 733-2081 Westmount executive appointments Mrs.J.C.Dickinson, general chairman of the women\u2019s divi- sion-residential canvass for this year's Rer Feather campaign, has announced the following executive appointments from Westmount : Mrs.Peter Boulton, 368 Wood avenue, vice-chairman in charge of administration; Mrs.H.E.Beardmore, 3186 The Boulevard, chairman and Mrs.Stephen M.Lyman, 3241 Cedar avenue, vice- chairman, advance gifts; Mrs.G.W.Lamplough, 478 Cote St.Antaine road, vice-chairman, Central area; Mrs, Harold F.Devitt, 3282 Cedar avenue, chairman and Mrs.C.S.Gurd, 649 Grosvenor avenue, vice-chair- man, Westmount Area.Eventide WA meets next week An opening meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of Eventide Home of the Salvation Army will be held in the Auditorium, 7486 Upper Lachine road, on Thursday.September 9th, at 2 p.m.A duet will be sung by Mrs.Ethel Gardner and Mr.Jack Wellens.Refreshments will be served by Mrs.Wm.Goring and her committee.and socially for his future growth and development.This can only be obtained by the sympathetic cooperation of the home and the school.Kindergarten.prekindergarten and nursery school is held, either mornings or afternoons and transportation is available.The children are graded according to age and ability and as all children nature at a different rate of speed attention is paid to their individual progress.Ballet, tap, acrobatic, modern jazz and majorette classes are also graded according to age and ability and are geared to help the pupil develop a graceful, well-poised body through the medium of movement and music, whether they are taking dancing for recreation or wish to make it a career.Scholarships are awarded to pupils showing exceptional ability.Pre-school children from three years of age are taught to coordinate mind and body through rhythmic exercises and to stimulate their imagination and creativity.Special rhythmic, ballet and jazz classes ofr house-wives, career girls and students are arranged in body-conditioning, slenderizing, limbering, stretching and learning the art of relaxation, Early registration is advised, as classes are limited.For further information please call 486-5170 or 681-2316.Almost all the earth's air is below 500 miles above its surface.Examiner AMERICAN J.L.ADAMS, Proprietor Medalist, McGill University Medalist, M.C.of Pharmacy Prescriptions accurately filled ot reasesable 1385 Greene Ave.WE.2-2136 Corner Sherbrooke WE.2-2488 5.3 MR.and MRS.WILLIAM THOMAS DUBUC, photographed following their wedding which took place recently in the Ascension of Our Lord Church, Westmount.Mrs.Dubuc was formerly Miss Maureen Teresa Farrell, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.David Roderick Farrell, of Westmount, and Mr.Dubuc is the son of Mrs.Thomas Edward Dubue and of the late Mr.Dubuc, of Notre Dame de Grace.\u2014 (Gazette Photo Service) Maureen Farrell weds William T.Dubuc The marriage of Maureen Teresa, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.David Roderick Farrell, of Westmount, to Mr.William Thomas Dubuc, son of Mrs.Thomas Edward Dubuc and of the late Mr.Dubuc, of Notre Dame de Grace, took place recently in the Ascension of Our Lord Church, Westmount, the Rev.Emmett Johns, Chaplain of the Verdun Protestant Hospital, officiating.Mr.Joseph Savaria played the wedding music and Mr.L.P.Lecours sang during the service.Standards of white and yellow gladioli were used to decorate the church.The bride, who was given away* by her father.was in a gown of wore matching bow headdresses white silk with an empire bodice of Guipure lace having a sabrina neckline and bell-shaped sleeves, and carried cascade bouquets of bronze baby chrysanthemums.Mr.Louis Cerulli acted as hest and a skirt with a back panel man for Mr.Dubuc and the falling into a cathedral train.|ushers were Mr, Michael Far- Her long veil of tulle illusion was rell, brother of the bride, and held by an open coronet of the' Mr.Fred Broomhall, of Ottawa.same lace and she carried a, Mrs.Farrell, the bride's moth- prayer book which was carried er.wore a gown of oyster beige by her mother at her wedding,\u2019 crepe with a jacket of lace recovered with lace and a cascade embroidered with sequins and bouquet of white orchids and |seed pearls, a hat of oyster-beige stephanotis, silk organza and had a cymbi- Miss Patricia MeMahon.as |dium orchid pinned to her handmaid of honor, and Miss Mavour- bag.neen Dwyer and Miss Bernadette Mrs.Dubuc, the mother of Hamel.as bridesmaids, were ese bridegroom was in an en- frocks of canary yellow poult de |semble of beige and cinnamon soie, with empire bodices.They (Continued on page 11) NEE EE EEE A 1 + TEENS & DEBS 5 You'll find everything you .need for school and college : \u2014 from casual to cocktail wear + : AT .: CAROL DEANE FrocKs : a 5238QUEENMARYRD.HU.4-9870 § AOD om » MR.and MRS.CARSON J.place recently in Westminster PHOENIX, whose marriage took Central United Church.Mrs.Phoenix was formerly Miss Margot Beasant, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.L.R.Beasant.of Montreal, and Mr.Phoenix is the son of Mrs.Clarence Phoenix Montreal.and the late Mr, Phoenix, of Margot Beasant \u2014 Carson Phoenix The marriage of Margot Mr.and Mrs.Laurence R.Beasant of Montreal, Anne.youngest daughter of to Mr.Carson John I.Phoenix, son of Mrs.Clarence Phoenix and of the late Mr.Phoenix of Montreal.took place i Medical authorities debunk \u2018diet fads\u2019 The Low Carbohydrate Dicel which is the newest fad among reducers, has been coming in for some vigorous debunking by many leading nutrition and medical authorities.Their statements about potential danger of this which is also known as Drinking Man's Diet, are accompanied by the warning to \u201cbeware of any diet that is nutritionally imbalanced.\u201d the diet, the Many nutrition experts deplore this diet as a serious health hazard.Dr.Philip 1.White of the American Medical Association issued a statment \u2018that possible effects of the diet .on the kidnevs and liver can be recently.in Westminster Central United Church, West.| the Rev.Jamieson Frank played mount, Vera groom, sang during the signing of the register.The bridal party, were piped from the church by Piper H.Brown and Piper G.Gillies, The bride.who was given away by her father, was in a gown of white silk organza over taffeta, fashioned with a fitted\u2019 bodice having a scooped neckline, the sheath skirt with back panel extending into a chapel train.Her veil of tulle illusion was held by a headdress of pearls and leaf petals, and she carried a cascade bouquet of pink Sweetheart roses and lily of the valley.Miss Alice Beasant, as maid of honor lor her sister.and Miss Dawn Lariviere, cousin of the groom, as bridesmaid were in frocks of ice aqua chiffon over taffeta fashioned on Empire lines with bodices of while eve- Jet and sheath skirts.They wore \u201cmatching headdresses trimmed in eyelet and carried cascade bouquets of while and aqua carnations.Mr.Gordon Phoenix, cousin of the groom, acted as best man, and the ushers were Mr.John Beasant.brother of the bride, and Mr.Walter Adams.Mrs.Beasant mother of the bride was in a gown of ice blue chiffon over silk taffeta.She wore a hat of blue chiffon petals and matching accessories, and a corsage of Talisman roses pinned to her handbag.Mrs.Phoenix, mother of the bridegroom, was in a gown of pale pink chiffon over taffeta with a bodice of alencon lace.She wore a hat of white and blue accessories.She had a corsage of white roses pinned fo her handbag.| Following the ceremony, a reception was held at Montreal West Town Hall.Later Mr.and Mrs.Phoenix left for Cape Cod, Maine.The bride travelling in the Mr.Douglas Black, uncle of they _ _ Gilmore officiating.Miss wedding music.and an ensemble of yellow and white linen.The coat styled on A lines with the sheath style dress.She wore a white petal hat, wheat colored accessories and a corsage of daisies.Sash tons silk piece dress is a wonderful solution to the later afternoon date dress, as shown with the top, and can he worn with a sweat.This pure crepe two- er top for less festive occa sions.The square, navy-edged neckline is caught with white bows.The skirt of the navy outfit, which is also available in white, is pleated all around.\u201calarming.\u201d Dr.Jean Mayer of Harvard University said the diet may lead to the possibility of a sharp rise in heart disease.The initial weight reduction which often takes place when the dict is followed is the result, Farrell = Dubuc.(Continued from page 10) Swiss embroidered lace.She wore a hat of the same color and had a cymbidium orchid attached to her purse.Following the ceremony.a reception was held in the La Loire Room of the Windsor Hotel, where standards of yellow and white gladioli were used as dec- and Mrs.| orations.Later, Dubuc left for Fort Lauderdale, Fla., the bride travelling in a frock of blue and tan tweed under a matching three-quarter length coat and wearing a tan velvet hat and accessories 10 match.Mr, SALLY'S SALLIES ot \u201cI'm convinced now that my five-year-old son has talent.He paints just like that.\u201d Lo nutritionists theorize, of the switch to high protein high fat foods which changes the water balance of the body, causing tissues fo lose weight.They urge reducers to follow a varied diet with all the basic groups of foods meat, fish, dairy products, cereals including bread, fruit and vegetables, even some fat and sugar, but wath moderate seconds, F E.Hale.portions and nu manager of Weston Bakeries, agrees with the views of the nutrition author: ties who deplore the imbalance of the fad diets.He said the baking industry, concerned about sound nutritional practices, established a bread enrichment program in the 1950's as an effort to ancrease Canadians\u2019 cone sumption of essential food elements needed for good health.George Tel: 935-5431 \u2014 (Opposite GUARANTEED FLOWERS 4154 St.Catherine Street West Grist Pichrel Delivery Anywhere Elm Ave.) NY bells 0 School k done but don't call to us will solve your problems.DRAPERIES d' Head Office: Telephone today 522-2152 TIME ORV-CLEAN Back-To-School CLOTHES ee SEND THEM TO US FOR EXPERT, mean We also specialize in Quality Cleaning of SLIP COVERS 4368 Parthenais Pick-up ond Delivery Service Phone: 522-2152 more cleaning to be phone let it worry you.A RUGS, etc.Our worl will please you ! ill; L'évei é tee DYERS \u2014 CLEANERS Is your Dancing up to Por?Guess these dances Go-Go Dance Game SAMPLE PUZZLE Ww T L z A Z1IVM SNV Hc A A ch G X O olT R F Clue: Most popular Lotin dance.Clue: Latest dance croze.You will find all the answers here Clue: North-Americon donce.Arthur Murray SCHOOL OF DANCING 1121 St.Catherine St.W.Rm 204 (Cor.Peel) Tel.849-9117 CAN-CAN \u2014 MONKEY \u2014 TANGO RUMBA \u2014 FOX TROT \u2014 CHA-CHA FRUG \u2014 WALTZ \u2014 MERENGUE Bring | | Name | $25 DANCE COURSE FOR $1 NOW this coupon 5961 \u2018£ J9quasdas \u2018Aopia4 \u2018sauluxg Junouwsam 4p \u2014 LL The Westmount Examiner, Friday, September 3, 1965 \u2014 12 \\ ELECTRICAL WANTED The Westmount Examiner \u2018 {| SERVICE We bave buyers waiting © 5 @® INDUSTRIAL for homes in Westmount.4 © COMMERCIAL We con effect quick sales à 1 ® RESIDENTIAL when necessary, or we can : TR TT RT ST HN Ia EEE PH ARR?pe 3 24 HOURS EMERGENCY er your property dis-| © _ 3 E 2 SERVICE creetly to carefully select- * ÿ PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 : ! 10 Word s 15; # INSTALLATION & ed clients.8 : HUnt er ] -0 451 ; à (4 MAINTENANCE ; ÿ Se / ,.2 : .é for each additional word % St.Francis Realty § Ei oS A i OR, SRE TRE H.R.CASSIDY Company Ltd.¥ Please phone yo:w Ads early in the week.No Ads accented after 10:30 am, Thursday for BROKERS i current issue.For your convenance.Adtaker on dury Me Mondor.Tuesday and Wednesday Electrical-Contractors wat pm \u2014 300 Victoria Ave 3 Accounts may be paid at any Montreal Island i of The Bank of Montreal 484-3523 489-5321 : ; or The Royal Bank of Canada.5765 Monkiand Ave.i Quality - Service - Satisfaction nll Bi ME \u2018 PROPERTY FOR 8/ SALE [50 APARTMENTS To LET 68 SHARE LIVING QUARTERS 82 AUTOS FOR _ALE 98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female Rawdon Share Apartment e Ap Consul 1960 LADIES ONLY dentiel area mens stoves.ios 162 pletels furnished apartment wishes Interested ding , area, near elores.: etely Ju ed apartinen hes nterested in a rewardi Cm = DE LY S Centralis Iocated\u201d wood drarsportation || MILES CNG.HERSONASLS career as a Practical 482-2671 ask for Mr.Regimbal.OFFER REFUSED.HU.8- Nurse?Women of all ages N.D.G.8081.can train in their spare COTTAGE FOR SALE IN NDG.7 BACHELORS FROM $105 MATURE couple or business time for the world's most ONE BEDROOM FROM $14 \u20ac 18 GENTS tOON NO AGENT 2ND BEDROOM FROM $175 wotnen to share lower duplex unfurnished on Harvard Ave- - Per nue N.D.G.with a mature 484 0332 SAUNA, OOF DECK.i single Indy.Spacious rooms in i 5 a very convenient location.! 26 S FOR SALE PAID.Exchange references, Call 486- ee \u2014 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 eee 1e 3716 935-6588 933-2864 .JE \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 Private Sale Le Le \u2014 SHARE 4\u2019; room apartment with ; other lady or couple.Westmount.Reasonable rental.Call 937-3893.| Sublet THREE LAKEFRONT LOTS.| | ELECTRICITY, ETC.LAU- ED RENTIAN 40 MILES FROM 73 ROOM & BOARD WANTED MONTREAL, FOR MORE IN = TT Te FORMATION CALL: A avtne ; .ACCOMMODATION IN RE.1-0437 d'a room apartment.October WESTMOUNT REQUIRED till May.Central location, rea- FOR FEMALE STUDENT AGED 19.REFERENCES EXCHANGED.CALL MRS.BLACK 658-1433.sonable rent.Call WE 2-7290 evenings.AFTER & PA BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Distributor 52 FURNISHED APARTMENTS =, To LET 82 AUTOS FOR SALE i; ROOMS furnished, $65.6012 Sher- HU.9- 31 brooke West, Apartment 1.lk \u201862 77] Wanted wots, Vo swagen WESTMOUNT nicely furnished.3'% room apartment, linens, dishes.No- .A \"ner } A No Competition.To service and set vember 1st, $175 monthly.Call 935- Deluxe.one owner, extremely good condition, in and out, mechanically 8374, WE.2 9046.perfect.Try it, 849-1203.61 FLATS \u2014 Duplexes to let up new accounts in exclusive territory.Investment secured by fast moving inventory of amnzing plastic coating used on all types of surfaces Aid hardtop, power steering.power interior or exterior.Eliminates wax- brakes.still 10,000 miles guarantee, ing when applied to any type of R d $2,900.Call PO.6-2736.floor, Eliminates all painting when aw on _ > applied lo wood.metal ot concrete + oT ee surfaces.Large lower tlat 4t., quiet residential FORD Joss, A oor jedan automatic.aves.near stores.488-7162.Ties .} Minimum Investment £300 dition.Call 366-6028, ; Maximum Investment \u2014 $12,000 - - - - - ee | FOH DETAILS WRITE OR CALL: PROFESSIONAL couple wants 4 or 4\u2018, room duplex or apart ment.Unfurnished.Equipped PHONE: 31: PENGUIN PLASTICS CORP.AX-1-1500 Volkswagen \u201865 | | kitchen and garage if possible.Deluxe demonstrator.very low 3411 NORTH LINDBERGH BLVD.Hampstead.Snowdon, NDG.mileage, hardly driven, new car | ST ANN.MISSOURI 63074 | guarantee.Special price.VI.98-1203.tober Ist occupancy.Call 737 7056 evenings.Use This Handy Form for Your Examiner Classified - NAME Merrecrresrensencrenerrereeess DE LL BURT TTY ADDRESS .ocooccorrrvrrrrrererrnrsres PHONE in ol CLASSIFICATION .eee 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Your Ad: Montreal 29 \u2019 1 ee | c | To Lu oe PE - Lou À oT ri + een = = Lu = mu Lo 200 0e | How to figure Examiner Classifieds' low cost: | Total .+.words in above ad.| First 10 words \u2014 Minimum charge 75e | Balance .words \u2014 @ 5¢ per word 00e NN (] Payment Herewith \u2014 renee | A 25¢ billing charge will be added to your invoice if payment does | not accompany this order.WILL 1963 Dodge Half-ton Truck GOOD CONDITION ACCEPT REASONABLE OFFER.CALI, MRS.HINTON 739-5541 Must Sell Immediately 1960 Vauxhall, Low mileage.deluxe model, bucket scats, new tires, clean inside and out.$300.00 or best offer.Call 744-4271, after 6 p.m.88 CAMPING EQUIPMENT CAMPING equipment rentals.1964 OLDSMOBILE.Super 88, 4 door OF weekend rates, Camp site information.Week Fenwick Camping Supplies.695-4287, LADY WITH CAR NEEDED IMMEDIATELY.PLEASING PERSONALITY REQUIRED.SHOULD BE BILINGUAL.FOR INTERVIEW CALL 526 3979.SEWERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY - Work at home doing simple sewing.We both ways.wor.supply materials and pay shipping Good rate of pay.Piece k.Apply.Dept.2.Box 7010, honoured profession.Morning, afternoon and evening classes instructed by Registered Nurses.All books and equipment supplied.For further information, write or phone Quebec School of Prac- | tical Nursing, 3465 Cote des Neiges Rd.Tele- | phone 937-6328.EDGE STITCHER REQUIRED WITH EXPERIENCE ON MEN'S SHOES x GOOD SALARY 4 GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS.APPLY TO: STAG SHOE 430 McGILL \"Call: NO.1-1198 AFTER 7 P.M, Adelaide Post Office.Toronto, Onta- | rio, \u201c98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female WORK NEAR HOME Crescent Finance Corp.Ltd.ESTABLISHED 1927 IS ESTABLISHING A DIVISIONAL HEAD OFFICE IN NEW ULTRA MODERN OFFICE BUILDING AT 4141 Sherbrooke St.W.(NEAR GREENE AVE.WESTMOUNT OPENINGS FOR SEVERAL OFFICE GIRLS BILINGUAL AND PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY BUT ARE ASSETS EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS EMPLOYEE BENEFITS SALARY BASED ON EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS GIRLS SELECTED WILL BE GIVEN ON THE JOB TRAINING MUST BE GOOD TYPIST GOOD APPEARANCE AND PERSONALITY FOR INTERVIEW APPOINTMENT CALL 387-6585 387-0752 1 CLASSIFIED 98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female PART TIME CLERK TYPIST \u2014\u2014 AN INTERESTING POSITION FOR COMBINATION OF CLERICAL AND TYPING DUTIES 1S AVAILABLE FOR 4 HALF DAYS PER WEEK IN OUR INTERNAL AUDIT DEPARTMENT Interviews are arranged by appointment PLEASE CALL 937-5711 LOCAL 216 DOMINION TEXTILE COMPANY LIMITED 1950 SHERBROOKE WEST 112 MOTHER'S HELPER YOUNG reliable mother\u2019s wanted.Permanent or weekends.Salaried.To start now.Call 482-2715.113 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED RELIABLE woman wanted two half helper Bilingual Typist days weekly.References.HU.8-7257.REQUIRED Part Time Part Time General ; From 11 am.to 7 pm.1 TO 5 P.M.Rosien Avenue.0 5 DAY WEEK $25 Woman Wanted Young man requires older woman to Call: 489-9232 mind 2 children school age, live in, light housekeeping, private room, small weekly salary.Verdun area.OR.1-0927 SALESLADY REQUIRED CAPABLE woman wanted part time, general housework.20 hours a week.Days to be discussed.Westmount.References.$25.00.Call 484-1645.PREFERABLY WITH JEWELRY EXPERIENCE.FRENCH AN ASSET.APPLY IN PERSON OHMAN'S YOUNG girl or woman wanted or lig ousewor| onday 1216 GREENE AVE.to Friday, 9 am.to 1 pm, WESTMOUNT Adults, Good salary.References required.Call 482-2252.100 WORK WANTED \u2014 Female |PART time housekeeping, baby sitting.Westmount Park area.WE.- BILINGUAL young French Tr to lady, excellent presentation, 115 BABY SITTERS WANTED some experience in typing WOMAN required for baby sitting and light housekeeping from Monday to Friday.Call 486-6131, After 6.102 HELP WANTED \u2014 Male Canadian Allis - Chalmers Ltd.Has openings for expericnced men in the following categories: Vert.Boring Mill Hor.Boring Mill Engine Lathe seeks part time position in business or professional office.Call 744-2492.* + x Turret Lathe x Drill Operators x Mechanical Mark Off x Layout x Union Melt = Verson Press (Must be able to read drawings and make own sct up with strippit punches and other dies.) APPLY 125 St.OR PHONE Joseph St., Lachine 634-3451 Personnel Office Open Daily 9 AM.to 4:45 PM.Also open Monday evenings 7 PM.to 9 PM, ! i 124 FOR SALE \u2014 Living room furniture | 122 ' CHESTERFIELD.2 armehaits, made | by Barrymore.can be solid separately.; Very good condition, cheap.Call RE J 3-9745.La 0 \u201cFOR SALE \u2014 Dining Room Furniture NINE picce mahogany ding room | 133 FOR SALE \u2014 GENERAL {ORIEN TAL beautiful wool thick ca - 128- 138 FOR SALE \u2014 General OEE aectional chesterfield, the new, blue; Findlay electsic stove.COMPLETE Iron Fireman oll Call 334-8503, burner unit for furnace with two 100 gallon drums; 24 inch Kus stove.Good condition Reasonable.Cull RE.9 2878.HIDE A BED \u201cbrown with leather trin.good condition, 830 Call 935 @86.After 8 pm 149 7 STAMPS AND COINS chesterficld pis; oil paintings: drapes.PHONE FOR FREB H 7914 inks, | ed : RO- ret, ood condition.481-70 mornings: STUDENT'S desk (ht walnut; 3| CHURE ON THE NEW COIN KNETCHEL \u201cWining room set: drawer dresser (light mahogany! COLIFCTORS INVESTORS .Sa , A pieces; in perfect condition, Very | Hew anable.HU.fo nova ASSOCIATION.845 1326., = es reasonable 733-2305.__ re - | with rons, 2 months old paid $00} _ a ae 112 127 FOR SALE \u2014 (Will sell $45; girl's bicycle.28 inch.1151 WANTED TO PURCHASE Bedroom furniture MAHOGANY double bed spring and j skis, mattress, velvet headboard matching spread.Excellent condition, reason able.Call 935-8085 evenings, FOR SALE \u2014 Kitchen equipment ie NINE cubic foot refrigerator and electric stove.Good condition, $60.00.HU.9-1611 ARBORITE KITCHEN SET, TABLE.4+ CHAIRS, BROWN AND BEIGE, TEAK COLOR.GOOD CONDITION.$70.00.CALL 684 4731.stove, very wood 486-2149 Call \u2018electric Reasonable, MOFFAT condition.after 4 p.m, NORGE fridge.in perfect condition, 1-9837.Motor HU.\u201c8 cubic feet.Reasonable.132 FOR SALE \u2014 VERN OATWAY, coniractor, general Musical instruments maintenance, yheciatizing in kitchens, .+ = \u2014~\u2014 bathrooms, playrooms, painting.WE.T Vv S FULL set of Olympic drums, perfect condition, Call 482-2553, after 7 p.m, 2-503 sv.ervice BASS guitar, amplifier.Good condi- -\u2014- \u2014\u2014 -\u2014- \u2014- tion.Very reasonable, Call RI.4-2444.| I 2 00 SNARE drum with cymbal and stand, RELIABLE contractors for \u2018 Ca S -_\u2014 ° good condition, $30.488-90 FOR SALE \u2014 Sports equipment 134 $20.RI.7-3642.PIANO wanted, good condition.Very TWO bicycles, adult size, $20 cach; .88: baby pram, $18.Call after C0 nable.Call 748.6850._ 5 vin WE, 5-1427 SELWYN HOUSE BLAZER AND SWEATERS FOUR BURNER GAS STOVE.VIOLIN.BOTH GOOD COUN DITION CALL 738-7896 WANTED SIZE 12, IN GOOD CUNDI BEAUTYREST mattress and TION.CALL.833 3087.spring on leus: sofa.Good condition.Reasonable.Call MY Cnaitters bre 309-3530 between 10 am.and 38 DOMESTIC PETS 530 pan Evenmgs HU.8 8582.| oxen dog.4's; months old.carw.tail clipped, $80.T6O 9310 evening.di A à A A A A A à à A à A à A A.Service Directory + A di dd à dd à A A A À A À A À À A T.V.REPAIRS DO IT NOW! BUILDING REPAIRS | alterations and repairs, 681-9414 Call Stan DAVID WEST LTD of 250 cc world grand prix championship ® WINNER of Carol Sheiby design award Get the greatest going \u2014 CARPENTRY Television Yamaha EE ya neu Radios Richard Bullard.935-2680.Record Players e WINNER MUSIC INSTRUCTION Stereos rare And eme .Work guaranteed.o WINNER Piano Lessons Call anytime for By qualified European teacher | fast, reliable service.in your home if desired.Con | servatory examinations.937- | Days : 731-7029 Eves.: 738-8982 the hottest selling PAINTING & DECORATING SPORT CYCLES in America NOW AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY EXCLUSIVE AT DAYTONA Motor Corp.1743 ST.JAMES ST.W.932-6074 BOY'S bicycle.26 neh, equipped, like new, Reasonable.66588.MAN'S left as golf clubs full set, Very good condition.Reasonable.Call 488-5256.GIRL'S 3 specd, 28 inch bicycle, in good condition, reasonable, Call 489- 7377, after 5 p.m.GIRL'S bicycle C.C.M.28 inch, basket and stand.Just like new, $35 cash.434-8679.138 FOR SALE \u2014 GENERAL FOR INTERIOR, EXTERIOR PAINT TRY.SMOCKING LESSONS IMPERIAL T.V.$2.50 PER CALL Fast, reliable, expert service.Low Price AND COMPLETE CARPEN- CALL 937-0431 Written guarantee Call: 731-6568 ENGLISH EE \u2014\u2014\u2014 SMOCKED DRESSES UPHOLSTERY Made to order ulso lessons given.486- 3743.MIDTOWN UPHOLSTERING CO.395 SELBY ST.READ and USE WANT ADS voor 1 General upholstering.Preriou R furniture repaired and recov- EGULARLY i ered.Telephone 032-3012, AL | ter 5 pan.037-4440.TO SELL ! AT BARGAIN PRICES | Beds: dressers; bookenses: ) china cabinet; lighted, curio table; glassware, ete, ete.No dealers please.Call between ! 11 a.m, and 1 p.m.WE.5-0600.VETERANS ROOFING & CHIMNEY Service 6905 VICTORIA AVE.SUITE 4 All types of roofing \u2014 Chimneys repaired and rebuilt \u2014 tuck pointing \u2014 foundation and basement repairs .Free Estimates.733-2466 Moving Contents of 4 rooms of VI.9-2502, WE.23-2322.furniture.CHINA cabinet: man's tuxedo, size 38; hall mirror: Persian lamb coat, size 16-18, practically new.Reasonable.486-8728.Going South Royal Worcester dinner service for 8; oll paintings; objects d'art; (Broyhill)! dining room set; brown seal coat with mink collar size 16.Appointment only.484-2122, | LIVING, dining and bedroom furniture; T.V.: stereo; automatic washer: stove: fridge, etc.Apply cvenings or weekends.489-9247, BROWN hide-a-bed, pair of chairs; brown sofa and end tables; coral love seats; walnut coffee tables.All in good condition, Call 484-7768, CITY OF WESTMOUNT GARBAGE COLLECTION Householders are notified that there will be no garbage collection on LABOUR DAY, MONDAY, SEPT.6.1965.Collections rormaliy scheduled for this day will be made on Tuesday, Sept.7, 1965.J.R.DAYE, Eng.City Engineer S961 \u2018\u20ac +oquaides 'Aopuy \u2018seuiwox3 wnouuysam dy \u2014 EL The Westmount Examiner, Friday, September 3, 1965 \u2014 14 SCHOOL'S .OPEN! DRIVE | WITH | EXTRA CARE Calling all motorists: we would like to remind you that children should be seen and not hurt.Be alert for youngsters darting out - Be sure your car is in safe driving condition.Have it safety checked now! COURTEOUS DRIVER ARE LIFE-SAVERS! OBEY ALL TRAFFIC SIGNS AND RULES THIS APPEAL IS MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH THE CO-OPERATION OF THE FOLLOWING : : SPORTS CAR SPECIALISTS Your Dealer For JAGUAR \u2014 ROVER \u2014 TRIUMPH \u2014 FIAT \u2014 YAMAHA VISIT OUR NEW SHOWROOM 382 Victoria Ave.482-9595 J.A.GAGNON BARBER SHOP & BEAUTY PARLOR 4864 Sherbrooke St.W.486-0838 WESTMOUNT GENEVA PASTRY MR.& MRS.ANDRE PERRET GIRARD AUTOMOBILE Inc.Established 1926 CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH - VALIANT - FARGO TRUCKS SALES: 489-5748 \u2014 SERVICE: 489-5745 372 VICTORIA AVENUE \u201c WESTMOUNT REALTIES CO.A COMPLETE REALTY SERVICE 1367 Greene Avenue 935-8541 don on Cleaners CLEANERS & DYERS 5 REPAIRS and ALTERATIONS Mrs.J.Nucci, Proprietress 4161 St.Catherine W.485-2707 FAST DELIVERY SERVICE HAUGEN CONTACT LENS 1494 Sherbrooke St.W.935-2131 EVELEIGH-PATTERSON LUGGAGE CO.| F.REEVE EVELEIGH 4190 St.Catherine St.W.485-2101 (At Greene) >» or Municipal six-man touch foofball Students wishing to apply for positions on any of the following Westmount Touch Football teams are requested to act quickly as time is short.Following are the different leagues included in the program.Mosquito \u2014 Under 11, as of Jan.1, 1965, born after Jan.1, 1954.Games played on Tuesday and/or Friday afternoons.Pee Wee \u2014 Under 13, as of Jan.1, 1965, born after Jan.1, 1952.Games played Monday and Wednesday afternoons.Bantam \u2014 Under 15, as of Jan.1, 1965, born after Jan, 1, 1950.Games played on Tuesday and/or Thursday afternoons.All games will be played on the touch football field at Westmount Park, (beside the junior tennis courts).Please register as soon as possible at the recreation office in the artificial ice rink \u2014 4675 St.Catherine street west.Further information may be had by calling John Garland, 935- 8531, local 31.Last day for registration is Friday, September 10.Westmount RUGGER CLUB by Art Blondin Last Saturday, Westmount Ste.Scholastique Softhall tournament finals this weekend ou The Labatt Softball Tourna- 10 FOR BUSINESS ment for the Provincial Cham- OR PERSONAL pionship which will be held on USE! September 4 and 5 at Park Pilon | corner of Pie IX and Henri Bourassa.Each game will be of 7 in; \u2018pings and there must be a win: | \u2018ning team to complete the game.The Provincial Champion wil | YOUR OWN TWO-WAY Hunter trials be awarded the Labatt trophy The Hunter Trials of the\u2018 and $1,550 in prize money, part Montreal Hunt will take place of the fabulous $6,000 purse of- on Sunday, September 12, at| fered by the sponsors.| under the : Unity Bo Winner of series \u201cA\u201d and\u2019 distinguished patronage of diodes - | An Excellencies the Governor Gen- Saturday, September 4, 1965.Forming, for business or per eral and Madame Vanier.Series \u201cA\" \u2014 1:00 p.m.for spmsnes SONBI USE license A draw will be held for a Thetford Mines vs Hotel lsved by D.O.T.on return trip for two to Hawaii, Benny | request! courtesy of C.P.Airlines, for the series \u201cB\"* \u2014 3:00 pm FINEST PERFORMANCE holder of the lucky car sticker, | Rimouski vs Hotel Lapiniere | \u2018 OF ANY CITIZENS* | who is present at the Hunter ; | Jimeno RADIO AVALADLEY | Trials, Series \"C\" \u2014 5:00 p.m.| feommvaicesea Essy installation f Sherwood Quebec vs Rawdon home, car, truck, Ce mem | boat or business\u2014 Series \u201cD\u201d ~\u2014 7:00 p.m.| 6 and 12 volt use , sn instant choice ap ys\u2019 Club to | Hull (Lambert) vs Matagami F4 L'or $ channels by Sunday, September 5, 1965, : vour eus ftir of * switch ; stars .personal cets n .O.T.Series \u2018\u201cE\u2019\u2019 \u2014 1:30 p.m.a rirements \u2014 full start fifteenth year The Unity Boys\u2019 Club of Westmount starts its fif- | teenth year of community service next week when the | facilities on Greene avenue will open officially for thé \u201cBg\u201d Series \u201cF'\" \u2014 3:30 p.m.Winners of series \u2018\u201cC\u2019\u201d and \u201cpt operation for over 20 years in various locations, the Greene avenue cliubhouse was built in 1949 by the Rotary Club of West- mount and during most of this time operated by the Montreal Boys\u2019 Association, a Red Feather Service.This year\u2019s programme promises to be exciting and interesting.It will include a wide xariety of arts and crafts and special interest groups as well as a sports program with the accent on physical fitness.The teens of the Club will be in for a well-rounded out pro- ram of teenage activities including a Teen Council musical jam session and seasonal dances.There will also be an abundance of variety show presentations as a public service to hospitals, penal institutions and elderly people\u2019s groups and a series of dramatizations at the travelled to Ottawa for a game against Ottawa Indians, Playing in a driving wind and rain, the results were frustrating for Westmount, with Ottawa squeaking by with a 13-11 win.It is frustrating to lose a game\u2019 to a weaker team.; Ottawa started the scoring with a converted T.D.after picking up a dropped pass.This on the opening kick-off.Shortly after, they kicked a penalty | field goal to give them an early 8-0 lead.Westmount fought back and scored a T'.D.off the combined efforts of Peter and Chris Howlett, The convert was wide and half time score Ottawa 8, Westmount 3.In the second half, West- mount scored a field goal off the talented toe of Fred Spence, then gave up a converted touchdown to Ottawa.13-6.They turned on the pressure, and finally Tony Moss-Davis broke through the Ottawa backfield, passed to Pete Howlett at the 10 yard line, and Pete scored.The convert was good, 13-11.Westmount kept up the pressure, but couldn't score again before time ran out, Frustrating.On Monday, Sept.6 at 3 p.m,, Westmount play host to Town of Mount Royal at Westmount Park.How about more support from Westmount residents! We would appreciate it.Late news! Westmount dropped an 8-6 decision to Montreal Irish on Wednesday evening, with Irish scoring in the last minute of play.! Examiner takes 1st.(Continued from page 3) bered by his former colleagues here.He left us for more experience, which included such photographic houses as Arnott & Rogers and David Bier, He also took pictures for Canadian Aviation Electronics of St.Laurent.Two years ago he decided, with wife and small child (there have been two more since) to seek his fortunes in the Wesi\u2014 ending up at the Campbell River Courier, Last autumn disaster struck nearby in the form of a huge landslide at Ramsay Arm.Shortly before press time for The Courier last Sept.16, the news trickled in.Within 15 minutes, Courier Photographer Kyle was being flown to the scene.For two hours, he trudged up and down the mountainside through hip-deep muck and ooze, ignoring driving rain, shooting pictures as he moved along the disaster area.He was back developing his negatives before any other media had even arrived on the scene and the decision was quickly made to put out a special eight-page tabloid disaster extra the next day, which was a sell-out.It was this enterprising special section which won second place for The Courier, which itself describes it as \u2018one of those rare instances where a weekly newspaper was first on the scene of a great but tragic A good hard fought game.See you on Monday.news story and first to publish a compite account of the event.\u201d 1965-66 Fall and Winter Program season.Although the Club has been in*% Club as part of the huge TV theatre program.REGISTRATION : The pre-registration period is now over.Club members who renew their memberships are eligible to come into the Club during Club hours which are daily Monday through Friday from 3:00 p.m.to 5:00 p.m.and from 6:30 p.m.to 9:00 p.m.The Fall and Winter club hours start on Wednesday, September 8th, | FINAL \u2014 7:30 p.m.| Winners of series \u201cE' and 1 CE i | SHADES OF WALTON | Fishing is much more than catching fish, It's a chance to get off beside a singing brook or by a stiil woodland pond.It's | the feel of warm sun on the back of your neck and the whisper of a southerly breeze.For a day in the open brings something that onc can't find elsewhere, \u2014 Amherst (N.S.) 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