The Westmount examiner, 20 janvier 1966, jeudi 20 janvier 1966

[" \u2019 < Vol.XXXIV, No.3 (LU PEIVIODUY BONES __ MONTREAL 6, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20 1966 WMA picks Cle 16 PAGES 5¢ | » 'Next week's weather \u201c By ERIC NEAL JANUARY 22 TO 29 Warming generally, Snow and icestorms with local thunder and gusty gale winds, Bright, then clouding with freczing mists or driving cold rains mixed with snow.Blizzard conditions in all the north also in gull regions.Milder through mid-weck as winds shift from S.E.to N.E, then N.W.The usual first quarter moon storms will follow, Tornado conditions in southern States will be followed by coastal storms, extending far inland.+.#.Centennial House Project 7 As best contest entry\u2014mayor to study proposal Mrs.V.J.Wright, 475 Prince Albert avenue, was announced the winner of The Examiner's Centennial Contest this week by the Westmount Municipal Association.She was awarded the $100 first prize The Examiner offered, by the paper's general manager, Hugh Mount, the same day the WMA announced its choice.THE WINNER: Mrs, V.J.Wright, winner of The Examiner Centennial Contest, accepts the first prize cheque of $100 from Hugh Mount.left.general manager of the paper.Looking on Three home and school associations to meet The Members of the Westmount Protestant School Board will take part in a panel discussion with the Board\u2019s Chairman.W.H.Bradley, Q.C., acting as moderator, on Jan.24 at 8 p.m.at Westmount High School., r\u2014 The respective responsibilities door prior to the meeting.Ques- mittee, which was held recently, of the question of high rise build- of the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal, the West- mount School Board, the school Principal.and with reference to the Provincial Department of Education.will be the subjects.The School Board welcomes.this opportunity of hearing from parents, and there will be a discussion period following the speakers.In this respect it would be helpful if written questions could either be mailed to Mr, J.L.Porter.87 Windsor Ave.or in handed at the Auditorium INDEX Classified \u2014 Pgs.12-13 Churches \u2014P.8 Editorials \u2014P.4 Sports \u2014 Pgs.14-15 Women's \u2014 Pgs.10-11 \u2018tions from the floor will.\u2018course.be welcome.Sunderland to be urban consultant is Charles Aspler, Westmount Municipal Association, It was his association that picked Mrs.Wright's idea for a Centennial House as the contest winner., ing of the Westmount Muncipal ; centre, president of the At WMA meeting: Mrs, Wright's project idea* was that the City of Westmount Wright stated.\u201cThe possibilties purchase an old home and turn\u2018 for use in a project of this sort it into a Centennial House, a community centre, are endless, Obviously, Centennial House could incorporate The WMA has forwarded the @ small \u2018history of Westmount\u2019 idea as its choice to the mayor to read over and discuss with is far from enough.the council.In her contest letter.Mrs.Housing and zoning action postponed At the regular monthly meet- | ,Association\u2019s executive comings in the Forest Hills-Cote The City of Westmount announced yesterday that Goldyn Sunderland, town planning and housing adviser, 'has been retained as consultant for preparation of the urban renewal scheme projected for the southern area of the municipality.Mr.Sunderland.who was on the staft of Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation for six years, will begin the $45,000 study immediately and complete it by June 30.It is anticipated that half the cost of the scheme will be borne by the City of Westmount, and CMHC, through provincial authorities.is being asked to finance the remaining 50 per cent.The work will be carried out in close cooperation with Federal and Provincial authorities.The urban renewal scheme con- des Neiges area of Montreal adjacent to Westmount's boundary was brought up again.It was felt that nothing could be done about this matter until such \u2018or Canadian Museum, but that The centre , should be a living entity in the community, looking ahead as well as back.\u201d | She went on to suggest such things as an art gallery, with evening and Saturday classes in art, a small auditorium foi concerts and amateur productions.Extension classes were also mentioned in such fields as languages, astronomy and wine- tasting, garden parties during the summer and a gourmet res- l(aurant duving the winter.In announcing the winner.Charles Aspler, president of the WMA, said in a letter to The i Examiner.| time as a planning committee; under authority council is set up.A letler was received by the.\u201cWestmount presented its recom- WMA regarding air pollution.À lengthy discussion as to what the Association could do to recommend improvements.The chairman of this committee was asked to obtain further information and to report again at the next meeting, Membership A total of 2,091 paid-up members was reported to date.A letter suggesting improve- \u2018ments to traffic in the Western templated by Westmount covers a 90-acre site south of St.Catherine street from Atwater avenue to the Glen.Priority will be given.to the Selby street area, where properties have been expropriated for the east-west section of (he Trans-Canada Highway.| The scheme is designed to develop a plan involving orderly redevelopment.rehabilitation and conservation of the area.Sunderland is a member of the | Corporation of Urbanists of ; { Quebec and an associate member (Continued on page 9) Avenue arca and adjacent streets was received.This mat- (Continued on page 15) \u2018WE SAY\u2019 \u2018Centennial House\u2019 \u2014 P.4| took place, ; Committee at The the of Municipal special committee Westmount of u regional Association whieh was set up to ; study the aspects of a centennial project for the City ot mendations to the Executive its meeting this week, The recommendation was adopted by the Executive and has been forwarded to the Mayor.The opinion of the special committee that the idea of the City purchasing and preserving an old house in the City of Westmount was suggested first in a letter by Mrs, V.J, Wright of 475 Prince Albert Avenue, The committee included this as à recommended project along with two others as alternate choices, in the event that it would be impossible to acquire a suitable old house.| would tike to take this opportunity of expressing my thanks to Mr, John Sancton, publisher of The Westmount Examiner, for initiating the con- jtest and thus obtaining for our special committee numerous | possibilities contained in letters \"submitted to vour newspaper. The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 20, 1966 \u2014 2 Westmount Democracy at work RE bee FREE SPEECH: Student council members of Westmount High School, and student representatives debate on important school issues.Seen in the picture on the left Catching A Plane ?WESTMOUNT TAXI 935-2468 Takes you to Dorval Airport for $4.00 USE OUR CLASSIFIEDS FOR BEST RESULTS At Westmount High: are Wayne Barrow, and centre is Cathy Mitchell.Seen in the picture on the left are council members listening to speaker Tim Crighton.Lorimer, Patrick take speech contest awards By JEFFREY GODINE Great ability was shown by the students of Westmount High in a Public Speaking Contest on Tuesday the eleventh.A separate contest was held for the girls and another for the boys.Outside judges presided.The contest began at 2:15 p.m.OPENING TODAY! 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Earle, ' Graham Lorimer talked on Interstellar Space Travel and won first prize for the boys! | Richard Lande took second place and Martin Heppner, third with the topics, Work Wealth and Leisure, and Challenge to Leadership.respectively.i First prize of the girl's contest was given to Nancy Patrick, who talked on the Analysis of Handwriting.Lesli Josephson 1 on Loneliness.Tieing for third place were Joanna Symons and Gillian Coupland.Joanna introduced the Living Conditions in Hong Kong.| Gillian talked on puns and effectively ended her speech with\u2019 a circle of that type of wit.AH contestants are to be commended for their choice of; topics and their delivery.* * * .On Saturday the ninth, Students .from Verdun and Westmount High schools came to the latter for their SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test) exams.The total number of students was about 200.During the afternoon of that same Saturday, students again gathered for the Achievements Tests.These results will come out in about five weeks.Copies will be sent to the colleges indicated by the students, one will be put in the permanent records and one other will be given to the student.Another set of Achievement exams will be available at West- mount on March 5.¥ * * Last Wednesday, the twelfth, Interviews with the teachers were offered to the parents of West-' .The senior was excused from mount Students.Close to 700 meeting took place.As usual the majority of the discussions concerned Math and French.A group of 44 parents guided the mothers and fathers through the halls.The people-were or- a professor of English at Sir ganized hy Mrs.Musto.* La * Westmount High School Senior (Continued on page 7) AM-FM Radios, Transistor Radios, Tape Recorders, Speakers, Tapes, etc.1407 PEEL STREET 288-3311 {Corner St.Catherine) Expert Repairs for your Tope Recorders & Radios, etc.Work done on our premises.took second place.Lesli spoke | = Let our experts take over your problem! 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UN.6-4551 VETERANS TAXI ASS'N.ASL VU VV TOR Examiner MONTREAL 6, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1966 PAGE THREE ESTABLISHED OHMAN'S WE.3-4046 oy WATCH REPAIRS 1899 5 Certified Wetchmakers JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.UNDERWAY: Digging begins on the site of the Westmount Square complex, a $25.000,000 area bounded project being built by the MonDev Corp.in the by St.Catherine, Wood and Western with an entrance en Greene Ave.\"Here a Fair, Their Affair\u201d set by Red & White Revue Robert P.Bell DISPENSING OPTICIANS DOWNTOWN 1516 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST JUST EAST OF GUY 932-9823 WEST END 5215 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST WEST OF MARLOWE, N.D.G.488-9744 The McGill Red & White Revue, oldest college revue in Canada, will be presented at Moyse Hall, McGill University from Feb.3 - 9.As in the past years, the Revue is written, composed, and acted solely by students.Director-choreo- grapher, Wally Burgess and lighting director, Art Moretti are the only professionali members of the company.The 1966 Revue, entitled \u201cHere a Fair, Their Affair\u201d is a musical comedy dealing with % WE ARE OPEN AGAIN x After a pleasant vacation.ANTIQUES OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT ond SOLD COLLECTOR'S CENTRE Antiques 4114 St.Catherine St.West 932-0688 (Corner Gladstone} \u2014 (Facing the blue fence) BUYING OR SELLING?CALL 10 AGENTS TO SERVE YOU 484-8433 Eves.: 481 - 1501 \"Licensed & Bonded Real Estate Brokers\u201d Montreal's experiences with world exhibitions.In 1896 the Mayor of Montreal, the renommé Villeneuve attempted to stage a world's fair in Montreal.Many countries pledged pavil- lions, and the Mayor had plans for a large tower to be a symbol of the fair.With great enthusiasm, Villeneuve set out for Ottawa to seek financial support of the Federal Government.Unfortunately, Parliament vetoed the Mayor's plan by a small majority.one of the principal reasons that Montreal has had to wait seventy years for a world\u2019s fair, The current '66 Revue deals with Villeneuve, his plans, his entourage and the petty intri- \u2018gues and scandals which abounded under the surface of the staid Victorian era.By staging two scenes (the first and the last) in the year 1967, a parellel lis drawn between the two world's fairs \u2014 with the exception that Expo \u201867 will take : place.As in past years, Westmount- \"ers have played an integral part vin the production of the Revue.\u2018Jeremy Lach of Cedar avenue is this year's production managera position which involves general management and direction cof the Revue including sets, \u2018costumes.lighting and stage crew and is especially hectic during the Revue's actual run.Jeremy, a third year Arts student, has had vast experience \u2018in past Revues ranging from l acting in the Chorus of the 1963 Revue, working on lightémg in 1964.and managing publicity in last year's production, Anne Surchin of Grosvenor avenue, a third year arts stu- (dent at McGill, graduated from ; Westmount High School, where her interests were music and drama.She was a dancer in the Chorus of the 1965 Revue and will play one of the Expo tour guides in this year's Revue (Continued on page 13) Robson gets honorary army post A well-known Canadian surgeon and a Montreal Printing Company executive, have received honorary appointments with lion (Militia).Appointed are ant-Colonel H.R.(retired), Robertson Honorary Lieutenant W.B.Robson.Lieutenant W.B.Robson, 53, is president of Robson Printers Licutenant-Colonel Limited: a director of Reddy Memorial Hospital, and a former governor of the Montreal Children's Hospital, He served in the ranks of the Canadian Army during the Second World War.In 1944, he was commissioned a Second Licutenant in the Royal Canadian Electrical anl Mechanical Engineers.Licu- tenant Robson transferred to the supplementary reserve in 1945.The 2nd Montreal Service Battalion is made up of No.123 Company, Royal Canadian Army the 2nd Montreal Service Butta-! Honorary colonel \u2014 Lieuten-.| Blood clinic to be held at Monitor A Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic is scheduled to be held at The Monitor Publishing Company.publishers »f The Examiner, on January 28.The clinic will take place at the company's plant at 7005 Kildare Road in Cote St.Luc.The clinic will be open from [9 aan.to 11:30 a.m, and from 1:30 p.m.through until 5 p.m.The demand for bisod is high, i please attend (his clinic.Service Corps: \u201cIB Company, No.1 Medical Battalion; No.8 i Ordnance Company; and CH\u201d Squadron, No.2 Technical Rez1- ment, Royal Canadian Eleetri- cal and Mechanical Engineers and a Canadian Provost Corps Company.SALE Month of Jan.only SUITS Made to measure from material in stock *65.2 FITTINGS We Do This Every Year F.L.SILVER CUSTOM TAILOR 1235 Greene Ave.(Downstairs) WE.2-6633 PICK-UP AND DELIVERY GEORGE WONG HAND LAUNDRY \u2014 DRY CLEANING \"53 Years Serving Westmount Residents\u2019 484-2379 322 VICTORIA AVE.{Just above Western) WHETHER BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE IN WESTMOUNT TALK TO ROYAL TRUST Itisin YOUR Best Interest 849-4741 630 Dorchester Blvd., West MORAY MacLACHLAN, Manager Real! Estate Soles The Westmount Exeminer, Thursday, January 13, 1966 \u2014 4 THE WESTMOUNT Fxaminer 10%, ry HUGH R.MOUNT, General Manager Printed and Published Every Friday by MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 29 John W.Sancton President and Publisher Hugh E.McCormick Chairman Editorial \u2014 Accounting \u2014 Circulation Display Advertising Departments 481-2771 Classified Advertising \u2014 8:30 a.m.to 5 p.m.Daily {To 8:30 p.m.Mon., Tues.& Wed.) 481-0451 The Examiner abs to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.$1.26 halt year.Five cents a copy.Newspapers Association, Quebec Newspapers Assoclation.Mall subscriptions : $2.50 per year: Member of the Canadian Weekly Authorized as Becond Class Mail by the Post Office Department, Ottawa and for payment of postage In cash.WE SAY \u2018Centennial House\u2019 an excellent idea ONGRATULATIONS 4 {0 Mrs.V.J.Wright, a comparative newcomer to Westmount by local standards, for her perception in appreciating the historical value of older homes of our City and, at the same time, seeing the need for a centre for various community activities.By combining these two thoughts, Mrs.Wright submitted the prize-winning idea in the search for a Centennial project for the City of Westmount.Commendation also is due to the Westmount Municipal Association for grasping the waning opportunity to find a worthwhile way in which Westmount might mark Canada\u2019s 100th birthday, and so promptly making its selection from the various excellent ideas submitted.We are glad that The Examiner had a part in this exercise, and that one of our readers, a Prince Albert avenue resident, has been recognized.Of course, selection does not guarantee fruition.The WMA was passed Mrs.Wright's suggestion onto the executive committee of the City Council, but it is to be hoped that that that body will show the same alacrity in giving its stamp of approval and putting the plan into action.A project that looks both back and forward is particularly commendable for an occasion such as 1967.and ideally suited to Westmount with its \u201cabundance of handsome and irreplaceable old buildings\u201d \u2014 to quote Mrs.Wright's submission.\u201cA community centre with a difference\u201d \u2014 museum, art gallery, extension school, youth YOU Cdrtoon on Abbey held an \u2018atrocity\u2019 Sir: 1 have in front of me the January 6, 1966, copy of The Westmount Examiner to which 1 am a subscriber On your cditorial page, there is a cartoon having reference to Westminster Abbey.Regardless of the origin of this cartoon, I am led to wonder as to how low a standard of ethics can you subscribe, to permit the publication in any of your newspapers of such an atrocity, which reflects neither humor nor good taste.H.C.Kent {The cartoon, by Jak, is {rom the Evening Standard, London, England, a popular and gencrally respected newspaper.\u2014 Ed.) Catholic taxpayers have cloudy future Sir: Roman Catholic school taxes have in some cases more than doubled in one year.The Gazette Tuesday cited one case of an owner whose tax rose from $187 to $465.Scveral people have told me of their taxes rising from $300 to $700 in the year, and a man 1 know with a very modest property has seen his tax bill rise from $99 to $215.This is inflation with a vengeance.Commissioners are quoted, in The Gazette, as saying that in the future these taxes may go still higher.They note there have been expropriations in lower Westmount, and old houses owned by Roman Catholics have been demolished and replaced by apartments, They are revealing a pattern for the future which may create an intolerable position.Each year there will be fewer and fewer Roman Catholic taxpayers, and each year for those who are left the taxes will rise until they became unmanageable.Add one or two cents to the price of a bottle of beer or a package of cigarets, and you have an outcry.No finance minister in his right mind would dare double the price of such items which are not, after all, necessities.There is a common misconception that all property centre, maybe even a gourmet restaurant, but above all \u201coffer lively attractions for every age group.\u201d Well done, Mrs.Wright.Over to you, City Hall.Lt.Col.H.A.Ethridge new R.M.R.commander The Royal Montreal Regiment, Westmount, which celebrated its 50th anniversary in 1964, will get | a new commanding officer in a ceremonial parade on the evening of January 20 in the St.Catherine street Armoury.Lt.Col.H.A, Ethridge, CD, will take command from Lt.Col.D.W.Ward, CD, who is retiring after more than 31 years of army service.The Royal Montreal Regiment was formed in August, 1914, from companies of the Canadian Grenadier Guards, the Victoria Rifles of Canada and the Carabiniers Mont-Royal (now the Fusiliers Mont-Royal} and became the 14th Battalion, 3rd Canadian Infantry Brigade, 1st Canadian Division, which later evolved as the Royal Montreal Regiment.SAY | owners are necessarily rich people.Many who are buying or have bought their homes are people with fixed incomes who do not benefit from fairly general increases in salaries or wages.They took into carful account all the factors when they elected to buy their homes in West- mount, including the taxes.if they were to be forced out of Westmount, it is more than likely that they would be succeeded by on-Roman Catholics, and then these payments would have to be borne by even fewer people.There would seem to be no end to such a pattern.Academie St Léon and St.Paul's Academy are two fine schools.They both have excellent teachers and il is right that the schools and teachers should be well supported.That is not in dispute.But, if the school commissioners cannot devise a more imaginative way of producing income, the possibility arises that within a few years the socio-economic structure from which they derive their incofe might collapse.Gross over-taxation has destroyed communities as well as nations before.It could happen again, in Westmount.Modest Taxpayer (By the mysteries of the post office \u2014 Christmas mail confusion?\u2014 the above letter was posted at the main Montreal Post Office on Dec.14 and reached The Examiner office Monday, Jan.16.We think it still topical, \u2014 Ed.) Gradual change in public attitude Sir: Christmas 1965 may well be calendared as the best yet for all patients in the Adult and Children\u2019s Services of Douglas Hospital \u2014 a reflection of the growing interest and sympathy of inlividuals, groups and associations in the community towards our patients.It was a heart-warming and rewarding experience for every one .of our staff, and was evidence of a greatly enlightened public, interested in the wel- fare of the hundreds of patients who are mentally ill.| This is but one example of! the gradual change in public attitude towards mental illness and mental hospitals, being brought about in no small measure by the news media whose personnel are interpreting to the public the events and special news about Douglas Hospital.We sincerely appreciate your continuing support and understanding of this special The unit won many battle honours in World War 1.During World War II, members of the regiment served with many other : units throughout the war in Africa and Europe, although it did not go into action as a unit.Headquarters of the unit is at 4625 St.Catherine street west, in Westmount.There is a detached company in Ste.Anne de Bellevue.In 1964 the regiment received its new regimental colours from Governor-General George Vanier in a parade held in Westmount Park as part of its 50th anniversary celebrations.The flag contains 25 battle honours, 21 from the First World War and four from the Second World War, Lieutenant-Colonel H.A.Ethridge was born in London, England, in 1924.From 1942 to 1946 he served with the Royal Air Force as a navigator in Coastal Command.He came to Canada in 1947 and joined the Winnipeg Light Infantry as an officer cadet in 1951.The following year he came to Montreal where he transferred to the Royal Montreal Regiment.Lt.Col.Ethridge completed the Militia Field Officers Course in 1963 and the Militia Course in 1965.In addition to his new command, he is also an instructor on the Militia Staff Course.In civilian life, Lt.Col.Eth- ridge is System Supervising Editor, Employees Communications, Canadian National Railways.He has been with British United Press, CFCF Radio and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, He is married to the former Helen Gordon Dunbar of Verdun.They have two children, David Gordon, 16, and Wendy Victoria, 11.Lieutenant-Colonel D.W.Ward, retiring commanding officer is a former commanding officer of the Sherbrooke J.Tait gets \u2018tonian\u2019 post John C.Tait of Westmount and John R.Alexander of Se- wanee, Tenn., head the list of members of Princeton University\u2019s junior class named to top editorial and business posts by the Daily Princetonian, the nation's second oldest college undergraduate newspaper.Alexander assumes the post of chairman for the coming year while Tait wil take over the duties of business manager.Tait, an alumnus of Lower Canada College and a student in the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, has been named lo the Dean's list of academic excellence in both his freshman and sophomore years.A member of the Whig Clio Society and the Student Christian Association, he played both football and lacrosse as a freshman.He is the son of Mr, and Mrs.John W.Tait of 642 Murray Hill Westmount.area of illness and treatment, as you share with us the task the spanning the bridge between the mental hospital and the community.We look forward to having your support in our endeavors throughout the coming year as we commence our 76th year of service to the community.Henry B.Durost, M.D.| Regiment (M), Reyal Canadian Armoured Corps, where he was the third-generation Ward to be with the unit.His grandfather was a colour sergeant in the 1890's and his father was a Corporal during the First World War.In addition, two uncles served during the First World War with the regiment, Lt.Col.Ward was born in Sherbrooke in 1920 and educated there.He joined the Sherbrooke Regiment as signaller and drummer boy in 1934, serving continuously in the ranks\u201d until he was commisioned in 1941.During the Second World War, Lt.Col.Ward volunteered for service with the British Army (Canloan) and served with the 1st Battalion, Royal Leicester- shire Regiment in England and North West Europe, where he was wounded in 1944.Following convalescence in England, he served with the 9th Battalion, Royal Warwickshire Regiment in Northwest Ireland, training for service in the Far East.He attended Sandhurst Staff College, Cam- beriey, while with the British army.Lt.Col.Ward returned to Canada and was discharged in December, 1945, but rejoined the Sherbrooke Regiment in January, 1946.He served continuously in the regiment, except for one year until Februray, 1963, when he moved to Montreal.In early 1963 he reverted to the rank of Major to serve in Montreal with the Victoria Rifles of Canada and in August ,1963 again became a Lt.Col.to take command of the Royal Montreal Regiment.In civilian life Lt, Col, Ward is personnel manager of Fleetwood Corporation, Town of Mount Royal.He and his wife have two children, Joyce, 21, and William, 16, who is also training with the Royal Montreal Regiment.1,600,000 dimes are sought Quebec March of Dimes has placed 10,000 collection cans, and 5,000 coin-catching cards in publie buildings throughout the city.March of Dimes campaign opened on Saturday, January 15, and lasts until January 31.During that time you are asked to put your contribution into the slot of a collection can, or to send it to March of Dimes office at 1253 McGill College in Montreal.The objective {o be reached is $160,000.The money goes to help handicapped people, by providing them with necessary wheel chairs, crutches, prosthetic appliances.Thousands of dollars go to aid research in Quebec's Rehabilitation centres, and to help those crippled by disease or accident to reach hospital, doctor, or rehabilitation clinic.Five phyiotherapists are paid by March of Dimes to travel daily into the country areas.bringing treatment to those who live too far from the regular hospital areas.Quebec March of Dimes has given equipment to the Oral School for the Deaf in Montreal, and subsidizes the salary of the teacher who uses it.These are just a few of the many avenues used by Quebec March of Dimes of help the handicapped. oe Is London's skyline a \\ > JT OT ; L iT T ! TTL, j It T | \\ 1 QP0 TOWER ECONOMIST GROUP BUILDINGS KLEINWORT BENSON BUILDING step forward ESPITE Whitchall\u2019s building | development, Euston Centre.is, by Trehearne and Norman Pres- clampdown \u2014 Mr.Jay's of-|rising angular and glassy from |ton and Partners.They think the fice development permits, Mr.|the rubble and former disarray firm did better with State House! Pannell's building licences, Mr.of the north side of Euston Road.lin Holborn.Callaghan\u2019s Budget trio, Mr.Wil-| Barbican homes are going up| Top marks go to the Economist ley's land levy.Mr.Crossman\u2019s to complement barbican working | group of buildings in St.James\" | by JUDY HILLMAN emphasis on housing \u2014 London's blocks along Route 11 in the City.{ Street.a very urban development face is still changing fast.The Greater London Council will by the Smithsons, which was offi- , And even though stagnation 'be cladding new blocks of flats| cially opened in 1964 but settled may be on the way, the skyline | with plastic.down in 1965.\u2018Really sophisti- ; will be further transformed this; But what about 1965?Anyone.cated,\u201d says Peter Slaski.\u2018\u201cOne : year.That spectacular private who has time to take his or her of the two outstanding buildings _\u2014 ___ eyes off the seething traffic mass in the centre of London in recent has no doubt got favourites and years.says Michael Floyd.(The | distinct unfavourites among the newcomers.So have I.So have other is Denys Lasdun's Royal College of Physicians beside Re-| CO.LIMITED | Michael Floyd and Peter Slaski,! gent's Park) | MONTREAL, QUEBEC \u2018two London architects.The No.1 office tower has to ; Impact .be Centre Point, the 385 fi.con- \u201ccrete honeycomb skyscraper at ISt.Giles\u2019 Circus that climbed so, l high, so quickly that even the, tight-mouthed developers could scareely complain when people began to notice it.Anyway.it's! .hoic r di up and it's got lots to sav to the everybody's choice of buildings | new London \u2014 though it's a bit.| But this is how we see London ; at the beginning of 1966.| short on tall neighbors.! The Paternoster Development What it will be like when the by St.Paul's Cathedral comes in influx of new office workers ar- We got together and happily | pulled to pieces the ones we reckoned had made a positive impact on the stréet scene, Ob- ; viously this is a highly personal assessment.And it would not be Symbol of quality roofing since 1883 Call our representative for free Dlfor heavy drubbing \u2014 and not| rives and tries to get on to the estimate because \u2019 Juxon House stands island is a bit worrying, to put © RESIDENTIAL ,squatly out in front of Wren\u2019s | if mildly.But the actual building © COMMERCIAL | great church.1 know it will one is jazzy and modern, not great © INDUSTRIAL day hinge on to an imaginative but much befter than the gen- | City network of pedways for: eral run.as is its round sister 7300 St.James St.W.people on foot.But whenever | tower down in Kingsway by the (At West Broadway) !I go there, the new cathedral same firm of architects.R.Sei- 482 9566 | square seems so terribly big and |fert and Partners.Incidentally.\u201d \u2018bleak with its slabs of concrete | this jaunty block will be sadly and collection of only partly \u2018 hidden in the narrow streets be- | | tenanted shops.hind, when the rest of the de-| + Michael Floyd's conclusion: | velopment lines up with the cor-, \u201cDisappointing.It's an example ridor of buildings in Kingsway of the mania for piazzas and itself.| frankly piazzas don\u2019t work in The two architects are less en-\u2018 this country.This sort of monu-|thusiastic than 1 about Centre mentality is the result of people Point though the very fact that thinking that, if you go to see, they think it worth criticism may a big national monument, it's cheer up Mr.Seifert.such a mighty (or almighty) Its got away from the match-, building that you musn\u2019t do any- oy image.\u201d says Michael Floyd.| thing near it that\u2019s faintly hu- «ope can't expect every building | man \u2014 like eating ice-cream.\u201d that goes up to be a master- He reckons it could be vastly piece.For a speculative tall | improved if somcone erected A building.it's a great relief to, covered market in the centre gee that quality and imagination | with kiosks and a Wimpy bar.[being put into it.\u201d Peter Slaski: \u201cThey have, The GPO tower is a most wel-; solved the separation of traffic come oddity.unexpectedly pok-| and pedestrians but lost all the\u2019 ing up above the skyline all over activity.The surounding streets the capital.Tt seems like some at onc time had a local life.\u2018great futuristic invader which ook close and watch (\u201cThere used to be a typical\u2019 happened to settle in the back\u2018 The lady fall English close,\u201d Michael Floyd|strcets off Tottenham Court For all the things chips in), Now the pedestrian Road.There is a particularly That we install.finds himself faced on one side | fine view of Benn's candlestick with tremendous traffic and on} a sunset from Lloyd Square.the other with the blank wall of | looking across the dip of Farring- | JOHN WATSON an office building.| don Road.LIMITED \u201cIt was full of life during the ; \u201cGreat run\u201c says Michael lunchtime.They have completely Floyd.\u201cparticularly the top part ruined this and produced a deso- here it's all nobbly.It's a very | PLUMBING & HEATING late area.The character of the | good addition to London's sky- CONTRACTORS City as it exists at the moment is je | DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE little alleyways all higgledy-| Peter Slaski hankers for the Service and Quotations on request piggledy.This should have been | Fiffel Tower treatment | C.Grainger Tomkinson repeated here.\u201d space at the foot to appreciate 1359 GREENE AVENUE Top marks its size.Michael Floyd solves WE.5-4689 Neither thinks too much of the! two problems here.\u201cWhy not put | buildings themselves, designed (Continued on page 13) 713 PATERNOSTER DENTRE POINT or back?CUSTOM BUILT INTERIORS DECORATION \u2014 WOODWORK \u2014 PAINTING FLOOR COVERING \u2014 EXTENSIONS RENOVATION & DECORATION CENTRE (Div.Alpha Equipment Mfg.Inc.) 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From public announcements .buying, selling, swapping .used clothing, used cars and a wide variety of other merchandise .to a diversity of \"wants\" - all of these keep the \"lines\" humming with activity and results.Next time you want to buy, sell, or offer services \u2014 read and use the classified ads! You Get Mighty Big Results With Our Little Classified Ads! PHONE 481-0451 TODAY ADTAKERS ON DUTY MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS TO 8:30, THURSDAY and FRIDAY TO 5 P.M.OOOO 0s + St.Paul's | news shorts By LYNN CHAPMAN Our next basketball game will be Monday, Jan.25.We are play-, ing against Sacred Heart.The battlefield will be St.Paul's, at 4 o'clock.Our team is eagerly looking forward to the game, hoping for a challenging, lively, and exciting match.Even so.the bets are as usual laid in support of St.Paul's.The Y.C.S.intends to sponsor Assemblies in the not too distant future.They will be held regularly, probably every week.Reports will be expected from each of the various clubs.Any announcements or details of upcoming activities will also be reported.In regard to this happening, all school organizations are eagerly searching out new projects.In each, they are proposing improvements which will they hope.attract new members.Clubs have been dormant for a while because of the concurrent first term exams and Christmas.Now they are coming to life with an even greater vigor.Lorimer, Patrick .(Continued from page 2) Basketball team slaughtered St.Thomas Aquinas team with a score of 85 to 20.The bantams also won.however nol so spectacularly, with a score of 28 to 23 against John Grant High.The girls are also showing skill al basketball.The Juniors won against Verdun 46-17.The Intermediate team victored 21 to 12 against Outremont.The Seniors also beat Outremont High 22 to 15.HOCKEY The Bantam team triumphed 2-1 in a battle with Verdun.The senior team won against Verdun 3-1 and tided with St.Leo's one all.Floor hockey teams have been organized for Westmount boys.Seniors will play on Mondays and Wednesdays and Juniors on Tuesdays and Thursdays.* * * Plans for the Winter Carnival are being formed.Several councils have already been held.It will take place on February 3 and 4.In reverse to previous years, the (traditional hockey will be played on the Thursday and the basketball game on the Friday.Other than that the programme will run as in the past.Westmounters are striving hard for a good Senior Show.Rehearsals are taking place early in the morning and after school.As in the past the show will have a triple theme.Hedges The regulations governing fences also govern hedges.There are.however.a few that apply to hedges alone.(a a hedge may be planted along the side line of a property to not less than three feet from the sidewalk.(b+ hedges on the property lines bordering streets or public places must be trimmed to a maximum of five feet in height and so as not to overhang the property line.(¢) no fence.hedge, bush, shrub, ete.will be permitted in a position where it may prevent, the driver of a vehicle on any street from having an unobstructed view.for a reasonable distance, of traffic approaching on an intersecting street.The word salary comes from \u201csalarium\u201d meaning sait money, since Roman soldiers received Fors and eyes 11151.oirl joins Yes, 'y\" air rifle club ° ; are giveaway, \u201cCCF © Our first girl has just joined the Air Rifle Club which by WINNIFRED WILSON meets every Saturday from 10:00-12:00 a.m.There are Voices of small birds flying\u2019 NOW thirteen boys and one girl registered.The more.overhead caused us to look up advanced marksmen are now starting to use \u201cpellet and see a flock of some 40 Pine; gyunds™ which are much more accurate.| D ne A bis bine ear We now have tw instructors chind a grove of big birch trees.from the Westount Police De-' which starts at © sut You might well ask how we partment.They are Sergeant\u2019 hoon sats af oN bea sat recognized them at that height.| Ken Garrett and Sergeant Ger.Lrday.January 20th.Registra because these are tiny birds \u2014!ry MeKenna.If any boy or girl tions should be made well in about the size of Warblers.The 'g.is interes i is er y advance Lo guarantee a place in .mn 9-17 is interested in this group.the grou Instructors Peter truth is that they were identified; Dleuse contac , Secre.| var: group.A ob \u20ac | both by our ears and our eyes please contact the Youth Secre-| Wilson and John Taylor hope itary.Ron Watt not later than that the second course is as zood Every member of the flock was |, .ra à rhythmically calling seit-a-tip | January 29th.Club fee is $2.00 or better than the first course and includes everything with each undulation as it flew | 4 ern he through the air, up and down like Y TEST of the Goldfinch is in four parts 1966 the final TEST was given 7:00-8:00 p.m.It was Judo for j to nine boys and girls who had boys 11-14 years of age.The \"been participating in the West- response to this program was find out if the Siskins had land.mount YMCA's FIRST Indoor extremely good with the class\u2019 ed.Yes, there they were, perched ; Archery Program.Ninety Per, being filled a week before the on a large patch of tall weeds | cent of the youngsters \u2018im- first class.À waiting list has busily cating the seeds.They ' Proved over the first test given been set-up and there is a pos-° were so much interested in feed-.in the middle of November.The sibility of a Saturday class if ing that they allowed us to come | l'esu ts are as follows: interest is high enough.| within 25 feet of them.At that _ Susan Weiss, 81%: Tim Please contact the Youth Sec- distance we were able to take Khaner 79\u201d; Peter Oeder.50: retary if you av interested.in the details of their appearance | Glenn Souva.73%: Roger Sorry girls this program is when we focused our binuculars |Hobden 73\u201c; Alex Mobden, for BOYS ONLY.on them.1 6870; Brant Cowell, 6477: Laura cure | Dark brown streaks simply Baddeley, 6270; Murray Souva Shaving was originally a pro- covered their bodies, they had a, e.[tective measure since long vellowish tinge.cach wing had There are still a few openings beards were easy for opponents two white bars, and the dark tail ! n the next Archery Course in combat lo seize.was forked.We could not see any ee =e vellow patch in either wings or \u201c\u2018par-chick-o-rec\u201d\u201d, -\u2014 .We hurried around the trees to TRY A BUCKET of Tommy Tomasso\u2019s IT'S 14 ?JUDO IT\"S Lo.Another \u2018new\u2019 program start- 6 Hot Biscuits a Goldfinch.But the flight cali Ou Saturday.January 15, ed last Wednesday evening from, 4 ITS | Kentucky Fried f'hicken oe Col.Sanders Recipe 9961 '0Z Asonuop \u2018Aopsiny] \u2018J3UIWIDX3 sunouxsaa 941 \u2014 2 Finger Lickin\u2019 Gravy IT'S ss IT'S Delivered FREE ANYWHERE IN WESTMOUNT RE.9-5555 romsso LL rares tail while they ate: but we knew that if we had had a closer look at them when (lying, with wings spread these yellow spots would have been evident.We of settled Canada are more apt to come upon Pine Siskins in winter than in summer.They breed in our northern coniferous forests or in mountain regions farther south where evergreens are found.Their habit is to travel about in flocks (sometimes several hundred together).This they do at any season.and in winter are often joined by Goldfinches, Redpolls, and Crossbills.In this they are consistent: but they are quite erratic both in their time and place of breeding and in their choice of winter travel.To see them in a certain spot at a certain time one year does not mean that vou will have that good fortune another year.They may be classed as irregular wanderers.THE \u201cLISTING POST\" PROPERTIES WANTED \u2014 FOR SALE Mrs.Daniel Lewis specializes in properties in Westmount and the Town of Mount Royal.She needs a home for: A young family who have sold their present property in a Montreal suburb and are looking for a 4 bedroom house in Westmount in the Fifty Thousand Dollar range \u2014 occupation anytime until May.A larger home for two families who have outgrown their present home and will pay in the Eighty Thousands.Occupation to please the vendor.Call Mrs.Lewis if you have any thought of selling.She treats all calls completely confidentially.Real Estate Broker 731-6817 A strike, once the course of last resort.now seems the path of least resistance.ok Bh Mrs.Daniel H.Lewis 738 - 4966 FRANK A.NORMAN & CO.LTD.1255 Laird Blvd.\u2014 Town of Mount Royal Member Montreal Real Estate Board \u2014 Member 'REALCARE\u2019 part of their pay in salt.YOUR DIMES WILL DO IT AGAIN! GENEROUSLY! à TO THE \\ MARCH Of DIMES HELPING VICTIMS OF CRIPPLING DISEASES AND ACCIDENTS TO HELP THEMSELVES.GIVE =» A LE.¢ ~.JAN.15th to JAN.31st \u2014- 1966 OBJECTIVE *160,000 PLEASE SEND YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS TO: QUEBEC MARCH OF DIMES FOR THE DISABLED 1253 McGILL COLLEGE AVENUE Mothers Wonted \u2014 Here's your opportunity to participate for two hours, 7 to 9 p.m.on Jan.31st in the Mothers\u2019 March on Crippling. The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 20, 1966 \u2014 8 _ UNITED yy Andrew's WESTMOUNT GRANT, Sunday sermon topic \u2014 Truth\u2019 \u2018The nature of God as \u201cTruth\u201d will be the subject of the services in all Christian Science churches this Sunday.Pertinent Scripture selections will include the Psalmist's prayer: \u201cWithhold not thou thy tender mercies from me, O Lord: let thy loving kindness and thy truth continually preserve me.\" REV.A.DD.REV.DOUGLAS MOULAND, B .A., B.D.WESTMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL (4350 St.Catherine St.WD) 11.00 am.Morning Warship \u201cCHRISTIANITY AT ITS DEST\" (Sermon by Dr, Grant) 7 40 p.m.PRAYER FOR CHRISTIAN UNITY Spectal Service in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord SPECIAL MEETING UF THE - CONGREGATION DANIEL M.B ANGLICAN Wed.Jan.26.1966, 7:45 pan.ANNUAL MEETING OF _ 0.ST.ANDREW\u2018 in Westmount 1High School ST.MATTHIAS' Gordon ©, White, B.Mus.CHURCH Orgunist and Choir Direcotr VISITORS WELCOME! WESTMOUNT PARK (Cor.Lansdowne & Western Avenues) Interim Minister : REV.DR.H.E.D.ASHFORD Dir.of Christian Education: Mra.David Bellman, M.A, Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Fhe Rev'd.J.N.Doldge, Rector The Rev'd.T.M.8.Kingston EPIPHANY HI Holy Eucharist 8:00 u.m.Organist & Choirmaster 9:30 a.m.Holy Eucharist and Robert K.Kennedy Sermon Services 11:00 aan.Mattins with Sermon .Morning Preacher : Sunday, January 23rd The Rev'd.Mark R, Benufoy 10:00 a.m.Church School, Junior.11:00 a.m.Crib Corner, Nursery & Intermediate and Senior Church School B00 am Church School, Crib 7:30 pon.St.Mathias\u2019 will join Nursery, Kindergarten with the Churches of and Primary Westmount in a Service 1100 a.m.Morning Worship of Prayer for Christian and Scrimon Unity in the Church of 7:00 pm.Teenagers of the Asscension of Westmount Park our Lord.: .uesday _ Music by the Sentor Choir _ Conversion of St.Paul 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion DOMINION-DOUGLAS Wednesday 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion Westmount Blvd.and Lansdowne Organist and Choirmaster Avenue Donald J).F.Hadfield, A.R.C.M., B.A, B.Pacd.Ministers : Rev.R.Douglas Smith, \u2014 esse = \u2014\u2014 2 Ba.B.D.D, B .ev.Roy P.Stafford, A, BD.Mrs.Holly E.Davidson ST.STEPHEN S CHURCH Sunday, January 23rd 1:00 aan.Morning Worship DORCHESTER and ATWATER Sermon \u201cTHE FAITH OF THE WESTMOUNT AGNOSTIC\u201d Rector Rev, R.Doutlas Smith, Walter G.Asbil n.D, 30 pon, Ecumenical Worship, Sunday, January 23rd Church of the Ascension.8:00 aun.Holy Communion Clarke Ave, and 9:45 a.m.Church School Sherbrooke St.11:00 a.m, Morning Prayer Sermon : Dr.Douglas J.Wilson Rev.Charles Cochrane.Guest Preacher Organist and Choir Director Organist Mr.E.Tait Mr, John Robb, Mus.Bac.WE WELCOME YOU PRESBYTERIAN | MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 346 Melville Avenue Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount CLERGY The Revd, Alex Mellor : The Revd.Gleen L, Pritchard : The Revd.Canon 8S.B.Lindsay (Hon.) Organist and Choirmaster Rev.Chas.Cpe rane, B.A, BD, Ar.© A Montgomery 39 unday, January 23r Sunday, January 23rd EPIPHANY NI 11.00 a.m.Church School 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 11:00 a.m.Public Worship 10:15 a.m, Mattins (said) The Minister will preach 11:00 a.m.Church School Lester A.Woodin 11:00 a.m.SUNG EUCHARIST Organist and Choirmaster 7:30 p.m.Service at the Church All are cordially welcome of the Ascension = Holy Eucharist: Weekdays Monday, 8:00 am.; 5:45 p.m, Tuesday, 7:00 a.m.; 5:45 p.m.LUTHERAN TTT ew A .a We day, 9:30 a.m.EVANGELICAL Thursdas.7:00 arn.Friday, 8:00 a.m.LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 285 Clarke Ave, Westmount \u201cCHRISTIAN SCIENCE Wm, C.Noltine, B.D., Pastor Miss Lydia Eibich \u2014 Organist Sunday, January 23rd First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount #30 am.Senior Sunday School and $1.00 Bible Class Juni 390 Lansdowne Avenue : a.m.ce Service, Junior Sunday School and at Sherbrooke Street Nursery OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, i CS TT THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, UNITARIAN SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MANS, The Unitarian Church Of Montreal CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH Sunday, January 23rd 11:00 am.CHURCH SERVICE t1:00 am.SUNDAY SCHOOL Lesson - Sermon Subject: \u201cTRUTH\" 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.Golden Text: Psalms 119:151, 160.(at Simpson) Thou art near, O Lord: and all thy commandments are truth , , .Thy Sunday, January 23rd 11:00 a.m.\u201cDO WE NEED A THEOLOGY?\" Guest Preacher : word is true from the beginning.EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m.Testiinony Meeting Rev, Leonard Mason, B.A.B.D.PUBLIC READING ROOM Church School In the Church Edifice: Open Tues- at 21:00 am.In Trafalgar School, day.Thursday and Friday, 2 to 4 p.m.) Wednesday 6:30 to 8:00 p.m \u2018BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West ot Roslyn Averue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: REV.HAROLD J.BALSDON, B.A., B.Th.Organist and Choir Director: Frank Armstrong, L.T.C.L.11:00 a.m.\u201cWANTED : RECKLESS PEOPLE!\" 7:30 pm.\u201cWHAT GOD LEFT UNFINISHED\" Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.Sunday Schools 10:00 a.m.and 10:45 a.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME 3495 Simpson Street Rev.M.R.Beaufoy guest preacher at St.Matthias In observance of Theological Education Sunday, the preacher at 9:30 and 11 a.m, will be the Rev'd.Mark R.Beaufoy.Warden and Vice-Principal of the Montreal Diocesan College.The Churches of Westmount will observe the Octave of Prayer for Christian Unity at an ecumenical service of prayer in the Roman Catholic Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, at 7:30 p.m.on Sunday.The preacher will be the Rev'd .C.C.Cochrane, Minister of Melville Presbyterian Church, Westmount and Moderator of the Presbytery of Montreal.The Gentlemen and Boys of St.Matthias\u2019 Anglican Choir, under the direction of Donald J.F.Had- field, A.R.C.M.Organist and Master of the Choristers, will provide the music for the service.Westmount Baptist \u2018Wanted: ! Reckless People CHURCH At morning worship the topic \u2018 of the Sermon by the minister.: the Rev.Harold J.Balsdon, will be \u201cWanted: Reckless People!\u201d Evening worship will be conducted by the young people and Mr.Balsdon will preach on the subject \u201cWhat God Left Unfinished.\u201d From 7 until 7.30 each Sunday evening there will be a Hymn-sing in the Sanctuary under the direction of our organist and choir director Mr.Frank Armstrong.The Church School meets on Sundays at 10 and 10:45 a.m.The 10 a.m.class is for seniors, and the 10:45 a.m, for primary and juniors, The mid-week meeting of the church is on Wednesday at 8 p.m, for prayer praise and bible study.: After both morning and evening services all are cordially invited to the lower hall for the Fellowship hour when coffee and light refreshments will be served.English classes for new Canadians arc held on Monday evenings at 8 p.m.The C.G.1.T.meet on Thursday at 7.15 p.m.and the BYPU mects on Fridays at 7 p.m.SYNAGOGUES (TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Rabbi Jay B.Goldburg, Assistant Rabbi SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening.January 21st at 8:15 p.m, Dr, Stern will speak on \u201cLet My People Go.\u201d Oncg Shabbat and Kid- dush reception follows the worship auspices Temple Sisterhood.Saturday Morning, January 21st at 11:30 a.m.Sermonette: \u201cThe Story Of The Plagues\u201d based on Torah Portion, BAR MITZVAH At the Sabbath Eve and Saturday Morning worship, Isadore Michael, son of Mr.and Mrs.Elliott Kauf- mann, will be called to the Reading of the Torah in observance of his Bar Mitzvah, RELIGIOUS SCHOOL High School Department \u2014 regular classes, Saturday Mornings at 9:30 a.m, Junior School \u2014 regular classes.Sunday Mornings at 8:30 a.m, Daily Hebrew School, Monday thru Thursday afternoons 4 to 6 p.m.DAILY SERVICES Monday thru Thursday Evenings at 5:45 p.m.Sunday Mornings at 9:45 a.m, BOOK LOVERS\u2019 FORUM Wednesday Afternoon, January 26th at 2:30 p.m.Temple Sanctuary, Gerard Pelletier, Former Editor, La Presse and Columnist, Montreal Star will review \u201cQuebec The No-So-Quiet Revolution\u201d by Thomas Sloan, Tea will follow the lecture, Temple Emanu-El The names of God' Stern's address Friday evening, January 21st at 8.15 p.m.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Names o f God\u201d.Oneg Shabbat and Kiddush reception follows the worship auspices Temple Sisterhood.Saturday Morning, 22nd at 11:30 a.m.Sermonctie \u201cThe Story of The Plagues\u201d based on Torah Portion.\u201cREVOLUTION\u201d The Book Lovers\u2019 Forum resumes sessions for 1966 on Wednesday afternoon, January 26th, at 2:30 p.m.Temple Sanctuary, when Gerard Pelletier, Journalist, Special Columnist, Montreal Star and Former Editor of La Presse will review the volume by Thomas Sloan, entitled \u201cQuebec, The-Not-Sn-Quiet Revolution.\u2019 Presiding \u2014 Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern, General Chairman; Co-Chairman of the day \u2014 ! Mrs.Gerald Benjamin.Presiding at tea tables \u2014 Mrs.Gerard Pelletier, Mrs.Walter O'Hearn, Mrs.Stanley Handman, Mrs.David H.Lisser.Hostesses \u2014 Mesdames \u2014 Samuel Cramer, Herman Cohen, Myer Insky, Eli L.Yaphe, Mar- | tin Carsley, Charles Hyman, Saul Tomarkin, Lewis C.Smith, Samuel] Benditsky.BAR MITZVAH At the Sabbath Eve and Saturday Morning Worship, Isador | Michael, son of Mr.and Mrs.Elliott Kaufmann, will be called | to the Reading of the Torah in observance of his Bar Mitzvah.| Religious radio | Is it smarter to keep clear of the other guy's problems, or | are today's idealistic young people correct in wanting \u201cto be involved?\u201d This question will | be discussed in a helpful way on the radio program \u201cThe Bible Speaks to You\u201d over, CKVL (Dial 850) on Sunday, morning at 9:45.\u2018Christianity at its best\u2019 at St.Andrew's | 1 The Morning Worship Service on Sunday at eleven o\u2019clock will be conducted by the Minister, Rev.Dr.D.M.Grant, who willy also give the Sermon entitled, \u201cChristianity At Its Best.\u201d \u2018 At 7:30 p.m.a Service of Prayer for Christian Unity will be held in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, with representatives of all Westmount\u2019 churches participating.A Special Meeting of the Congregation followed by the Annual Meeting of St.Andrew\u2019s will be held in the Westmount High | Sehool Auditorium on Wednesday.Jan.26, 1966 at 7:45 p.m.The Church School will meet at eleven o'clock \u2014 all depart ments, and the Crib Corner and Nursery will take care of young .children.\u201d January + -\u2014- Dr.D.J.Wilson at St.Stephen\u2019s Dr.Douglas J.Wilson is to be guest preacher at St.Stephen\u2019s Church.Westmount, on January 23 at the 11:00 o'clock service.The editor of the \u2018\u2018Design for Living\u201d page of The Montreal Star, Dr.Wilson was an observer at the recent Vatican Council in Rome.His impressions of the Council and their importance for | the whole Christian world will form the basis of his address., Dr.Wilson's visit to St.Ste- * phen\u2019s Church comes in the week for Christian Unity.Visitors will be warmly wel: comed and invited to meet Dr._ Wilson, as well as members of \"the congregation.after the service in the parish hall.St.Stephen's Church building lis located at the corner of Dor- \"chester Blvd.and Atwater Ave.in Westmount.Obituary Arnold Balinsky Funeral services were held recently for Arnold Balinsky, who died suddenly last Tuesday night at his home.Mr.Balinsky was president of the Weldone Trading Co.He was a member of the Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue and a member of the Hillsdale Golf and Country Club.Mr.Ba- linsky was associated with many philanthropic causes and organizations.He is survived by his wife.the former Helen Fleming; two brothers, Lawrence and Charles; and two sisters, Bernice (Mrs.Joseph Lerner) and Marcia (Mrs.Harold Cohen).The funeral services took place from Paperman's and Sons.Burial was held at Mount Royal Cemetery.= = THE OCTAVE Sunday, Ja 7:30 Service of Witness FOR CHRISTIAN UNITY The Church of the Ascension of Our Lord Clarke Ave.and Sherbrooke St.WESTMOUNT Sermon: \"THE PEOPLE OF GOD\" Preacher: Rev.Charles C.Cochrane Minister, Melville Presbyterian Church Area President, World Alliance of Reformed Churches The Service will be conducted by Msgr.Lapointe.The congregation will be led in praise by the Choir of St.Matthias Anglican Church OF PRAYER nuary 23rd p.m.A 4 , w ¢ 3 \u2019 e n ° © RJ ot rade all OBITUARY W.G.McConnell The president of the St.Law-! rence Sugar Refineries Limited, Wilson G.McConnell, died re- | cently.He was 57.McConnell was born in Montreal, son of the late J.W.Mc- \u201c| Connell and Mrs.McConnell, the former Lily Griffith, Mr.McConnell was educated at Selwyn House School, Lower Canada College and McGill University.He graduated from Mec-! Gill in 1933 with a bachelor of engineering degree.He was a member of McGill's Canadian Officer Training Corps.In 1932 he married Marjorie Vivian Wallis.Following graduation, Mr.Me- Connell joined St.Lawrence Sugar Refineries and was assistant works\u2019 manager when he enlisted in the Canadian Army in the Second World War.Joining the Royal Canadian Artillery in 1941, Mr.McConnell was trained in Kingston before being posted to Halifax.There he served as an instructor of coastal artillery and anti-aircraft artillery at the Eastern Passage training centre.Mr.McConnell was one of the first officers in Canada to specialize in radar instruction.Mr.McConnell was a director of The Montreal Star and the J.W.McConnell Foundation.He also was vice-president of the Commercial Trust Company.Ar ong his philantropic interests, Mr.McConnell worked with the Old Brewery Mission.of, which he was a director.and the Montreal General Hospital, where he was a governor.He was a life member of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.Mr.McConnell was an active sportsman.During his college days, he helped organize the McGill Rowing Club and was one of: the club\u2019s crewmen.In 1927 at the Canadian Henley Annual Regatta at St.Catha- rines, Ont., Mr.McConnell was a member of the team which brought to McGill the national rowing championship in two classes \u2014 the 140-pound junior fours and the 140-pound junior eights.Other members of the McGill four were A.A.Mac- naughton, H.Pangman and K.Glassford.In his youth, Mr.McConnell was interested actively in music and played several instruments.He also was interested in old cars and was the holder of several patents for automuble fueling.He was the owner of a Bugatti, famous Italian racing car.Mr.McConnell was a member of the Royal Montreal Golf Club, the Montreal Racket Club, the Mount Bruno Country Club and the St.James's Club of Montreal, Mr.McConnell is survived by his wife; his mother; three sons.Christopher, Michael and David; a daughter, Mrs.Derek (Jill) Price; a brother, John G.: a sister, Mrs.Peter M.(Kathleen) Laing; and five grandchildren.Mr.McConnell was a member of Erskine and American United Church.Fireworks i No person may set off fireworks or firecrackers in any of the parks, streets, lanes, highways, squares or public places in the city or in the vicinity of any building, grove or fence.No person may keep or scll firecrackers in the city.No person may manufacture or keep for sale fireworks, powder, cartridges, gasoline, naphtha or inflammable petroleum products or explosives of any kind, without having obtained a licence to do so from the Coun- , was arrested fur doing so, when cil, Police nab trio with stolen car Three Montreal men were arrested in Westmount A resident of Westmount, Mr.PE sent to Hawkesbury to stand trial for breaking and entering and car theft.The three young men, well known to Westmount .police when they were youths, were arrested when the stolen car, a 1958 make, \u2018street.\u2018There were several cartons*\u2014 - \u2014 of cigarets in the car and bottles of soft drinks, taken in the robbery,\u201d said one police official.They have been taken back to Hawkesbury where they are awaiting trial.A man began his appearance in Westmount court this week for a charge laid against him ; last October.The man, who posed as an officer of the law.when questioned py Westmount police,.it was learned that he was merely an investigator for a firm that buys debts and collects them.\u201cHe was found last October on Westmount Mountain Lookout, in a car with a two-way radio, and all the extras that mean nothing, said police.The car was decked out with a flasher.orange, and scveral stickers.Sunderland to.(Continued from page 1) of the Town Planning Institute i of Canada.He has been in private practice since 1963 and is a part- time professor at the University of Montreal, where he lectures on urban renewal.Sunderland has been engaged in planning work throughout the Province of Quebec as well as in Ottawa and Calgary.He has been associated with urban re- was spotted on Si, \u2018variety of Antoine Victoria Hall Situated in park-like surroundings on Sherbrooke Street | at Westmount Park, Victoria\u2019 | Hall offers facilities for a great functions.It em- odies: a concert hall with stage and orchestra seats, with a capacity of 600.This hall may be arranged as a ballroom for 250 couples and for a banquet with \u2018dancing for 175 couples or set up for 100 card tables.a banquet hall in which 350 can be seated for a banquet or a meeting and 250 for a banquet with dancing.It can accommodate 80 card tables or 175 couples dancing.the Ward Roum \u2018air conditioned! with 100 seats for ban- quel or meeting, 20 card tables or 40 couples dancing, the Prud'homme Room \u2018air conditioned) with 100 seats for banquet or meeting, 20 card tables ur 40 couples dancing.newal projects in this province and, prior to coming to Canada, England.He recently completed an extensive report on urban renewal and public housing for the Town Planning Commission of Quebec's Department of Municipal Affairs.prentttamteettéthhtéte sir george williams university Garnet and Gold Revue GREAT EXPO'TATIONS a new musical January 15, 1966 January 21 & 22 The McGill RED AND WHITE REVUE presents HERE A FAIR, THEIR NN NN NN IN AN NN EN ÉTÉ AFFAIR 8:30 Feb.3rd - 9th BIRK'S HALL Price : $2.75 - $2.00 Tickets on sale of: McGill University Centre 3480 McTavish Str.288-2062 Opening nights: $2.50 Jonuary 21 & 22: $1.50 Sales Office: VI.9-7515 Tickets on sale at Sir George Williams University 4 Nkok oho ohooh # SFRSSSSASSSSSAUSNNANSSSSSSSNASS 015544355548 CALL 935-2521 For any drainage failure, or plumbing fixture repairs, let us handle it all.We're experts when it comes to fixing drains or installing new fixtures.PLUMBING and HEATING Sit: Westmount Renovation .1248 Greene Ave.Claude J.Cadorette (Next to Steinberg's} 24 HOUR SERVICE eT This i is the revolutionary new K ENWOOD' S way to store furniture, Your cherished possessions are wrapped, padded, listed and packed at your door into large, solid wooden pallets which become your own personal storage unit.There's no unpacking or re-crating at the warehouse, as with ordinary movers.Your possessions are kept together, untouched, stored in complete safety in a specially-built temperature-controlled modern war chouse, until you call for them to be delivered at your new address.Trust KENWOOD'S to find a better way of doing things.Call KENWOOD'S, KENWOOD\u2019'S CARE KENWOOD'S MOVING AND STORAGE LTD.255 Montee de Liesse, Montreal 9, Over 60 years experience.747-9911 Agents for Allied Van Lines 9961 \u2018OZ Asonuor \u2018Anpsinyj \u2018souiwox3 sunouxssom WL \u2014 § The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 20, 1966 \u2014 10 SALE! Beautiful ORIENTAL RUGS at SALE Prices Consult Malcolm your rug prebiems.GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG (CO.4151 - 4153 St.Catherine St.W, Phone WE.2-4277 Gregory about Baby turtles make interesting pets.but most of Lxaminer J.Cc Baby turtles require care Ce af ed ul Nd ed By Millicent Hickmore ne ew eu Se A a lo ol ell uN ol ud ud 4 Tea me Topics.us don\u2019t realize that these little creatures need special care \u2014 we wonder why they live such a short time.Thousands of these little reptiles are sold every year in pet shops and chain stores, where, as in the home, they are subjected unwittingly to much suffering.Observing the turtles in an aquarium in a slore close by.| they have no mound on which to crawl and no shade to protect | them when left in the sun for hours.Wondering about this, contacted a West \u2018ad woman, (who has made a study of rearing these little creatures), for some advice.She tells me that the two most important factors to remember are temperature and food.A water temperature of 72 to 80 degrees throughoul the day and night is recommended.Raw tender beef, raw fish or any cooked or canned fish, plus salad greens, should be fed, with a drop or two of cod liver oil added.People, she said.don't seem to realize that these baby turtles come from the southern states and need more warmth in this cold climate.She, herself has a turtle bought in a West End pet shop in 1955, it is a Florida turtle and is now over ten years old and weighs 12 pounds.This is quite a famous turtle as a growth vate hike this turtle has not been recorded in captivity before, so turtle keepers need not worry about theirs growing to that size.Baby turtles, she continued, sufler cruelly if not properly looked after two which the turtles can crawl up onto and although they love the sun, they should have a shady spot where they can take refuge when the sun becomes (oo hot \u2014 otherwise they literally become baked ¥ * + the bowl or aquarium should have a mound or YOR MEN ONLY: Occasionally | am asked what this or that wedding anniversary stands for by a husband who has already been thrown a hint from the little woman.A woman never forgets her wedding anniversary, although she may forget the symbols and the appropriate gift to hint for on this special occasion.So here is a list of the symbols: Ist \u2014 paper: 2nd \u2014 colton: Jrd \u2014 leather; 4th \u2014 fruit or flowers: 5th \u2014 wooden: 6th sugar, candy: 7th \u2014 wool: 8th \u2014 pottery; 9th \u2014 willow; 10th \u2014 tin or aluminum; 15th -\u2014 crystal: 20th \u2014 china: 25th \u2014 silver: \u2014 pearl; 35th \u2014 coral: 40th \u2014 ruby: 45th \u2014 sapphire; - golden; 55th \u2014 emerald: 60th \u2014 diamond: to 75th \u2014 dia- 30th S0th mond.LADIES! THERE IS MONEY IN YOUR CLOSET If cluttered with IMPORTED or ORIGINAL MODELS in perfect condition.SELL THEM THROUGH La dSou ligu e Tan lasque 2075 CRESCENT ST.288-3655 SES § $ PUT YOUR BEST LOOK FORWARD a In 1966 new hairdo especially for you to start the new Let our skilled stylists create an exciting season.Call today and make an appointment.HAIRDRESSER 4927 Sherbrooke St.Want Thiede PERMANENTS \u2019 $7.50 ur 482-4320 {Near Claremont) \"ALWAYS A FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE\" ctr My 3 RR EE ARE nN CR ARR VE WEEN Heme Mrs.J.A.S.Wilson was elected President of the Women's Auxiliary of the Reddy Memo- | | MRS.J.A.S.WILSON President | rial Hospital at its annual meet- jing held on January 18.Mme.Bruno Robert brought greetings to the meeting from the Quebec Associalion of Hospital Auxiliaries.PRESIDENT'S REMARKS In her annual report.the out- | | Social AND Personal By kind permission of the Commanding Officer, the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of the 15 Independent Signal Squadron, Royal Canadian Corps of Signals.will hold a Silver Sherry Party in the Officers\u2019 Mess.Hillside Lane.Westmount, on Saturday afternoon, January 22, at 8:30 p.m.Proceeds will be used for the welfare work of the | auxiliary.Mrs.J.E.Landsburg is convener of the Silver Sherry | Party.Mr, and Mrs.R.L.Sheard, \"formerly of Beaconsfield, have taken up residence at The Royal Westmount, 250 Clarke avenue.Westmount, The Women's ORT in support of the Isracl Bond Program, is holding a testimonial luncheon in honor of Mrs.Leon D.Crestohl, founder of the Women's Cana- the home of Mrs.D.C.Greenfield.Mrs.Sydney Engel is Regional Bond chairman and co- chairmen are Dr.Irene Gor- finkel and Mrs.D.C.Greenfield.Presiding at the tea tables following the lecture at Book Lovers\u2019 Forum will be Mrs.Gerard Pelletier, Mrs.Walter |; ;O'Hearn, Mrs.Stanley Hand- |; man, and Mrs.David H.Lisser.Hostesses for ander, Samuel Baanditsky, Martin Hyman, Myer Insky.! Kramer.i markin and Mrs.Eli Yaphe.day.in the Clubhouse, 3685 The Boulevard.Mrs.Romeo Trudeau received the members.Mrs.N.Darling and Mrs.A.J.Wright presided at the tea table, dian ORT.This will be held at, the afternoon |: \u201cIwill be Mesdames George Alex- |: Carsley.Herman Cohen, Charles |: Samuel | Lewis Smith, Saul To-|§ The St.George Club held the |} monthly Bridge and Tea yester- |; pr 1385 Greene Ave.AMERICAN NIT L.ADAMS, Proorietor Medalist, McGill University Medalist.M.C.of Pharmacy Prescriptions carefully end accurately filled at reesonable ices.WE.2-2136 WE.2-2488 orner Sherbrooke going president, Mrs.Nathan Grossbaum, paid tribute to the work of the Volunteer Department under Mrs.H.Levin and Mrs.N.Olesker which, in its second year of operation was able to expand its area of service and contribute over 1400 hours of work during 1965.Successful money-raising events during the year included the Theatre Night in April, the closing luncheon in May, and the Candelzbra Ball in November, which made a combined profit of over $4300.A special feature of this year's Candelabra Ball was the celebration of the auxiliary's 15th anniversary, and the lighting of the candles on a huge cake by past presidents of the auxiliary, and others closely associated with it.The Travel Cart reported a mos! succesful year not only financially but in terms of volunteer service.and Mrs.M, B.Mackenzie, Travel Cart chairman, presented to Mrs.Gross- baum a cheque for $2.000, proceeds of the December Travel Cart sale.The Birthday Club raised the sum of $1000.and the Nursery Fund reported receipts totalling $860.DONATIONS Financial donations to the hospital included the sum of $800.to the Social Service Department, and $1.000.to Dr.Barry | for general hospital use; remaining funds being placed in safekeeping to furnish and equip the auxiliary\u2019s Rendez - vous Shop in the new hospital building.Members auxiliary of the helped again this year at the: Red Cross Blood Donor Clinics, and at the Daffodil Day held in April by the Canadian Cancer Society.The Hospital Staff party was held again in December, with auxiliary members as hostesses.Mrs.Grossbaum ended her report with a special vote of thanks to the president of the hospital, Mr.F.E.H, Gates, and to Dr.T.L, Barry, executive director, and presented to Dr.Barry.on behalf of the auxiliary.a cheque for $1400.OFFICERS ELECTED Honorary presidents, Mrs.F.E.H.Gates, Mrs.T.M.Thompson; honorary vice-president, Mrs.H.G.Norman; advisory committee, Mrs, M.Berne.Dr.M.Kunstler, Mrs.M.Mackenzie; past president, Mrs.N.(Continued on page 13) 2030 Mac Hesill Boulthee Exhibits LA CALÈCHE Janvary 8th to Mrs.J.A.S.Wilson elected head | Town & Gown , of Reddy Memorial Hospital WA meeting Mon.Mrs.S.R.Townsend, president and Mrs.G.A.Woonton, vice- president will receive members and their guests at the January 25 meeting of the Women Associates of McGill, at 3 p.m.at the Faculty Club.Following the general meeting, Mr.Lorne Gales, executive director of the Graduates Society will show a film entitled \u2018\u2018Mc- Gill Presents Itself.\u201d Subsequently tea will be served and Mrs.G.W.Bourke, Mrs.Peter Laing and Mrs.Colin Webster will preside at the tea table.Hostesses for the afternoon will be: Mrs.Allan McColl and Mrs.J.Gordon Petrie assisted by the following: Mrs.Albert Colle, Mrs.James Conroy.Mrs.Peter Covo, Mrs.J.E.Crankshaw, Mrs.George Ramsay.Mrs.Walter A.Reid, Mrs.L.F.S.Ritcey and Mrs.W.C.Shipley.' Guests attending , Montreal Club Charter Luncheon Montreal Women's Club 74th Annual Charter Day Luncheon will be held Monday, January 24 in the Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel at 1 p.m.presided over by Mrs.H.B.Watts and convened by Mrs.P.G.Delgado.The guest speaker will be Dr.Douglas J.Wilson and his topic, \u201cQuest For Unity in a Divided World.\u201d Invited guests include: Mrs.Christine L.Henderson, honorary member: Mrs.Douglas J.Wilson; Mrs.A.W.D.Swan, Montreal Council of Women; Mis.C.T.Cresswell, Montreal West Women's Club; Mrs.R.C.Cornell, Outremont Women's (Club; Mrs.Hugh Shoobridge.| Snowdon Women's Club; Mrs.Donald Evans, American Women's Club; Mrs, L.H.Patier- son, Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club: Mrs.J.C.Con- radi, Town of Mount Royal Women's Club: Mrs.R, Mec Laughlin, Maritime Women's | Club: Mrs.L.H.Place, IODE | Municipal Chapter; Mrs.Ernest Marshall, Tetreaultville Women\u2019s Club: Mrs.J.F.Munson, Lachine Women's Club.Paintings kay Street Janvary 31st RAN mn sii MRS.LEON D.CRESTOHL, founder of the Women's Canadian ORT who will be honored at a testimonial luncheon given at the home of Mrs.D.C.Greenfield on February 1, spon- 4sored by the Montreal Women\u2019s ORT, in support of the Israel Bond Program.Tortoise shell combs are made from the shell of a tropical marine turtle.Genuine Choice Western BEEK QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\" Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables *IMPORTED PRODUCTS* NICHOL'S AND SCHNEIDER'S BACON, HAMS & SAUSAGE 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave, WE.7-9455-6 Eventide Home Auxiliary hears commi At a recent meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of Eventide | Home, splendid reports were given by the chairmen of the various committees as follows: Several letters of thanks from residents of the Home were read by the acting secretary, Mrs.M.| H.Schade.The treasurer, Mrs.E.Bent reported a substantial balance on hand.Mrs.R.B.Porteous, chairman of the, Birthday Shelf reported that 25 gifts had been presented to re-! sidents who celebrated birthdays in November and Dccem- ber.There are 92 paid up members in the auxiliary as reported by Mrs.A.Dunstan Russell, membership secretary.The chairman of the Tuck Shop, Mrs.F.J.Kelland, reported a fair profit from sales.Mrs.Bardo Gardner reported five very delightful entertainments had been held during the months of November and December which the residents greatly enjoyed.Mrs.D.R.Sutherland reported two successful Games Nights held since last meeting.Due to the resignation of Mrs, S.A.Mac- Sween, chairman of the Visiting Committee which was regretfully accepted by the auxiliary, Mrs.Peter Shaughnessy read the report.The Visiting Commit.| tee is carrying on faithfully each ! Wednesday and the residents look forward to this day with pleasure.Mrs.R.B.Porteous, | chairman of the Christmas! Party, gave a wonderful report.gave a most interesting talk {on \u201cDaily Breads and a Balun- , ced Diet,\u201d with colorful slides.At the close of the meeting tea tee reports was served by Mrs, Peter I Shaughnessy and her committee.This was the big event of the \u2014_\u2014 - year and a very happy occasion in every way for all concerned.Social & Personal The president, Mrs.C.N.: Knowles thanked Mrs.Porteous| Mrs A.H.Ransom, 22 Wind- on behalf of the auxillary.Since \u2018cor avenue, Westmount, cele- the last meeting, Mrs.S.A.peated her 94th birthday on MacSween has entered 38 names Thursday, January 13.Con- of donors in the Record Book gratulations and Best Wishes of Donations.The Home SiN-! ere received from her many cerely appreciated the new rug friends.for the Visitors Room, the PA, system for the auditorium and Birthday tea The Women's Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital will hold its monthly meeting and 17th Birthday Tea on Wednesday, January 26.at 2 pm.in the Auditorium of the Hospital, Montclair avenue, Mrs.E.W.Knapp, president, will preside.Mrs.Lois Newsham will be guest soloist.Mrs.LL.Patterson and Major Davis will pour tea.Ether was first used as a painkiller hefore an operation in 1842.other items for the needs of the residents.The guest speaker was Mrs.Claire Frieseld who | George Pickrell GUARANTEED FLOWERS Tel.: 935-5431 \u2014 Delivery Anywhere 4154 St.Catherine Street West (Opposite Elm Ave.) SEE coi REL tani, MRS.J.E.LANDSBURG, convener of the Silver Sherry Party being sponsored by the 3 | Hy | Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of the 15 Independent Signal Squadron which is taking place on Saturday, January 22 at 4.30 p.m., at 3 Hillside avenue.Westmount.United Church Homes Auxiliary reports show great progress The annual meeting of the Auxiliary of the United Church Homes was held recently in the | WEST /\\ END SCHOOL\u2019 oY; UD PRECIOUS CLOTHES, DRAPES, ETC.today 522-2152 we Ave FOR CLEANING OF YOUR 20% OFF ON ANY ORDER (FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY) Telephone L | L d Office : 4360 Pothesais DYERS - CLEANERS RUGS, Pick-up and Delivery Service Phone : 522-2152 ANS GS Our work will please you! éveillé.oe nA HHS aid ins, | The committee chairmen re- : the following slate for election : iM.Bain; president, Mrs.G.H.: Dixon: iL.F.S.Ritcey; 2nd vice-presi- | Please moke your eppointment early for this special offer SE SES Sy ese Rt ' WESTMOUNT BEAUTY PARLOR Offers You A Famous French Permanen SPECIAL FOR JANUARY REGULAR 15 FOR +750 For any type of hair.: 5122 Sherbrooke St.West (between Grey & Vendome) CRE EE ROUSE SE VINK ERY Price includes cut and styling.486-8636 Griffith-McConnell Auditorium.ports showed an increase in|® membership, more volunteers |?working, and a good financial gain, Electric beds and a clothes dryer were donated to |\u2018; the infirmary, games equipment was supplied to both wings of the Home.Varied entertainment was provided for the guests of the Home and once a week, the residents worked on hobbies, EVERYTHING for a Happy Bide.hn SET such as ceramics, Christmas decorations, etc.The Beauty Parlor, staffed by volunteers, was Brides! We can ¢ thing for supply your wedding a very busy place.The Tuck the handsome groom.You must Shop is now serving tea to the choose him yourself.Bui if you residents and their friends and |} choose duBois to do the cater this is proving very popular At the annual Christmas dinner each resident received a corsage and candy.Mr.W.B.Younkic, president of the corporation, told the auxiliary how much their work was appreciated.2 thing will be the best.: delicious food, the finest 2 will be yours.Call : 8163.today Mrs.T.B.Cooper presented | and it was accepted: Honorary president.Mrs.A.1st vice-president, Mrs.dent, Mrs.W.H.Bradley; 3rd vice-president, Mrs.R.M.Parsons; recording sec'y.Miss Mar-! i garet Dickson; corresponding, sec\u2019y, Mrs.L.S.Davis; treasurer, Mr.W.L.Harris; ass't treasurer, Mrs.C.H, Bradford.STANDING COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Mrs.Donald Rhodes, Mrs.# W.H.Clarke, Miss Violet Smith, Mrs.J.R.Forrest, Mrs.C.E.Frost.Mrs.H.C.Russell, Mrs.E.T.B.Hankey, Mrs, A.M.|# Bain, Mrs.W.K.Hogg.Mrs.|n Robert Norris, Miss M.G.Mac- |.\u2018 Farlane, Mrs.H.O.Lough.Mrs.G.H.Dixon then presented the President's Pin to the |; retiring President, Mrs.A.M.it Bain.Tca was served by Mrs.of W.H.Bradley and her commit- | 4887 tee.Mrs, W.L.Harris and Mrs.| A, R.Neilson presided at the |\u2018: tea table.J .om An - : \"AVAILABLE FOR RECEPTIONS AND PARTIES | PRINCE ALBERT SALON { î Above Our Store du {Corner Prince Albert} every- except ing, you may be sure that every- The most sorvice 481 Sherbrooke Street West Baked To your Orr WE RENT DISHES, GLASSWARE, SILVERWARE, TABLE LINEN, TABLES, CHAIRS, COAY RACKS, ETC, ols FRENCH PASTRY & CATERERS 481.8163 TIRE 9961 \u201807 Asonuor \u2018Aopsiny] \u2018Jaulwpx3 Junounsam YL \u2014 (| The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 20, 1966 \u2014 12 PROPERTY WANTED We have buyers waiting for homes in Westmount.We can effect quick sales when necessary, or we can offer your property quietly to private buyers on an individual basis.St.Francis Realty Compony Ltd.BROKERS 300 Victoria Ave.489-5321 ER de MESSE IEA current issue, * HüUnter 1-0451 | EE ss SE Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 10:30 am.Thursday for The Westmount Examiner \u2018| Classified Advertising ie for each additional word | 3 For your convenience, Adtaker on duty Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday until 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1-0451 Accounts may be paid at any Montreal Island branch of The Bank of Montreal or The Roya! Bank of Canada.ELECTRICAL SERVICE ® INDUSTRIAL ® COMMERCIAL ® RESIDENTIAL 24 HOURS EMERGENCY SERVICE INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE H.R.CASSIDY LTD.Electrical-Contractors 484-3523 5765 Monkland Ave.Quality - Service - Satisfaction 1 PROPERTY FOR SALE Harvard Ave.2300 - 2302 5 and 6 soon duplex, o:1 heating, hardwood floors and trim, Revenue $1800.Price $17.000 Terms aranged Call 7387-7571 3 PROPERTY WANTED Westmount Duplex wanted CLOSE TO SHERBROOKE 7 ROONS CASH PAYMENT Call: 933-2937 WESTMOUNT or N.D.G.9 room home for Maux © or earlier.Urgently re quired.Bust have bedroom or den en tn Hoor for invalid.Purchaser willing to de some renovating, Price range up to $38,000, Call Mes.Ilelen Blackmore, 483 8433 or 672-2577.Avthur Snow Realties Rer'd, Broker 26 LOTS FOR SALE LAND tor sale.144 x 120 feet, Two miles frons Expo.No agents vleasc.Call G76 4816 64 FLATS \u2014 Duplexes Wanted Duplex Wanted WANTED 6-7 ROOM DUPLEX WITH GARAGE.ROSLYN OR IONA SCHOOI.AREA.OCCUPANCY MAY IST.A81 7546.MIDDLE AGE COUPLE, NO CHILDREN DESIRE HOUSE OR DUPLEX IN N.D.G.OR WESTMOUNT WITH FIRE PLACE.GARAGE.MAY IST CALL ANYTIME, 482-3035.:50 APARTMENTS TO LET CALL ! im Comfortable.1 INIM EDIATE OR 39 OFFICES TO LET 2160 MOUNTAIN ST.Just Below Sherbrooke AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 1.000 - 1,300 - 2,600 SQ.FT.ELEVATOR, FIREPROOF BUILDING A FEW CHOICE SUITES FOR MEDICAL PROFESSION.SUITABLE PROFESSIONAL.COMMERCIAL OR BUSINESS USE.FOR COMPLETE DETAILS CALL MORNING OR AFTERNOON LEONARD REALTIES INC.842-1471 EVES: MAURICE VIGER 388-5614 Westmount Sublet NEW LUXURY AIR CONDITIONED OOM, 2 BATHROOMS, GARAGE, POO.DOORMAN, TOP LOCATION.MAY OCCUPANCY.CALL: RE.7-8811 _ ROOMS TO LET Walkley - Fielding private.elevator apartment.Transportation at duor.Privileges, Lady.$10, 481-8724, after 1 p.m.98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female Attention Housewives EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR FORMER WAITRESSES TO EARN SOME EXTRA MONEY IN DISTINGUISHED PRIVATE LUNCHEON CLUB.MONDAY TO FRIDAY ONLY THREE HOURS PER DAY 12 NOON TO 3 P.M.$18 PER WEEK PLUS SUBSTANTIAL CHRISTMAS BONUS ONE FREE MEAL AND UNIFORM SUPPLIED APPLY IN PERSON TO THE MONTREAL CLUB 360 ST.JAMES ST.W.Waitress Wanted 7 AM.TO 3 P.M.MONDAY TO SATURDAY VICINITY SHERBROOKE-GROSVENOR 488-5013 READ and USE WANT ADS REGULARLY NAME ADDRESS SLASSIFICATION .12.22e Lee can en 000 Mail or Deliver To: For Assistance | EXAMINER CLASSIFIEDS Phone 7005 Kildare Rood, HU 1-0451 | Your Ad: Montreal 79 | Lt | | ' | ele | EE A | LE LL NL | | | 2 _ How to figure Examiner Classifieds\u2019 low cost: | Total .words in above ad.| First JO words \u2014 Minimum charge 75e Balance .words \u2014 @ 5¢ per word AAA | [J Payment Herewith \u2014 cera | A 25¢ billing charge will be added to your invoice if payment does | not accompany this order.98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female 102 HELP WANTED \u2014 Male Girls Needed Immediately TO HELP IN HOLIDAY DISTRIBUTION WORK GOOD APPEARANCE AND PERSONALITY A MUST NO TYPING NO SHORTHAND SALARY STARTS $50.- $60 PER WEEK GIRLS WHO CAN WORK PERMANENTLY WILL BE GIVEN FIRST CONSIDERATION.NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE REQUIRED MacLEAN-HUNTER PUBLISHING CO.LTD.G.R.S.DIVISION 3465 COTE DES NEIGES SUITE 41 CALL MR.BENSON 935-3100 Young Lady REQUIRED FOR GENERAL OFFICE WORK MUST BE FULLY BILINGUAL TYPING IS NECESSARY GOOD STARTING SALARY AND ALL BENEFITS.CALL MR.RONSON 935-3100 GOOD PERMANENT POSITIONS IF YOU CAN SPEAK FRENCH AND ENGLISH FLUENTLY AND IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN SWITCHBOARD WORK.No Experience Required Salary While Training FOR APPOINTMENT CALL BETWEEN 2 & 5 P.M.MISS RICKABY First Class Butcher Wanted IN VERDUN GOOD SALARY 5' DAY WEEK CALL: 768-1179 Boy Wanted FOR DELIVERIES ON BICYCLE GOOD SALARY 5% DAY WEEK CALL: 768-1179 Wanted Part-Time Houseworker 4 hours, Monday.Wednesday and Friday.No heavy work.Occasional ironing.Some English.Call weekdays before 8 p.m.WE, 2-6062, 115 BABY SITTERS WANTED WANTED baby sitter, part time, permanent position.For working mother.Call 486-2256, after 7 p.m, 122 FOR SALE \u2014 Living room furniture QUEEN Anne settee and chair.$150.00.No dealers.Call 933-9080.127 FOR SALE Bedroom Furniture DRAPES 8 widths floor length (goid: with matching twin bedspreads.Good condition.Reasonable.HU.1-2472.BEDROOM set 6 piece.Good condition.Reasonable.Call 484-4197.132 FOR SALE \u2014 Musical instruments PIANO reconditioned and tuned.Reasonable price.1690 College St, Laurent, 136 FOR SALE Clothing & Furs LADY'S dresses, \u2018size 16, good condition, reasonable, Call PO.8-2737.138 FOR SALE \u2014 General VISIT LARIVEE FLEA MARKET TWO stores to serve you for your antique needs and used furniture, graduation or FOR APPOINTMENT CALL : 937-4685 861-6002 glassware, silver, porcelain and knickknack.ete.ete.WOMAN required to care for elderly 1713-2085 NOTRE DAME W.lady.Live in optional, vicinity of 932-0491 Ste.Croix and Hodge.Call RI.4-5463.102 HELP WANTED - - - Male ) 5 Ingram & Bell Ltd.4664 St.Catherine St.W.Requires TWO SALES TRAINEES For carcer in selling pharmaceuticals \u2014 hospital equipment and supplies, Applicants should be bilingual with High School equivalent.MR.T.D.MUSTO 113 DOMESTIC | HELP WANTED 138 FOR SALE \u2014 General The New Notre Dame Flea Market WE ARE EXPECTING A VISIT FROM YOU ANTIQUES OF ALL KINDS FIREPLACES, BENCHES, BRASS BEDS, PINE ARMOIRES, KNICK-KNACKS.ETC.1757 NOTRE DAME W.2 BLOCKS WEST OF GUY 932-6213 YOUTH'S maple desk, $8.00; upholstered armchair, $50.00; brown office type sofa, $35.00; Chinese hooked rus.9 x 12, $40.00; Sarouk, 3 x 3, $50.00.Call 486-9008.\u2018CVV VVVVVVe SERVICE DIRECTORY A A à à A A A A A A A BUILDING REPAIRS Repairs Alterations Painting REASONABLE PRICES ALL WORK GUARANTEED CLIVE DRAKE 937-0990 ALSO EVENINGS CARTAGE Boily Transport SPECIALIZED MOVERS FULLY INSURED SPECIALTY FURNITURE, STOVES, ERATORS, TV.ETC.REFRIG- HOUSE MOVING SERVICE THE SAME DAY OPEN FROM 8 AM.TO 7 P.M.387-5038 387-1980 Res.482-7042 DRESSMAKING EXCLUSIVE EUROPEAN DRESSES, SUITS, COATS, CUSTOM MADE, REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS.HU, 8-4245.PAINTING & DECORATING PAINTING and wall paper hanging expert.Reasonable.Free estimate.CALL ROBERT 665-2078 MAINTENANCE Cleaning Of Walls \u2014 Ceilings \u2014 Floors Windows \u2014 Carpets Chesterfields No Job Too Small Free Estimate CALL: PAT DUGGAN 933-1935 935-3852 UPHOLSTERY ANDY THE UPHOLSTERER General upholstering.Period furniture repaired and recovered, Telephone 932-5912.After 5 p.m, 937-4446.133 FOR SALE \u2014 General BEDROOM set (French Provincial) Fruitwood.5 piece with spring and mattress: desk with matching chair; combination T.V.record player, radio; broadloom rugs; vanity table with bench; skis; odds and ends.Reasonable.933-7126.MIXMASTER.White.Very good condition, $25.00.Call HU.9-9963, after 6 p.m.SINGER sewing machine nearly new, excellent condition; wedding gown, European sample, size 10.Call RE.8-8321.walnut Danish modern 8 picces; studio couch and chesterfield.Call RI.42701.CUSTOM built Kroehler chesterfield and chair, good condition, $100, 486- 7081, BELL Howell movie equipment.complete, 4 poster mahogany bed: wardrobe trunks, good condition, reasonable.935-8625.CORNING Ware Set, including electric plate and skillet.Reasonable.Call HU.9-9963.EARLY Victorian set with sofa, 2 armchairs, 4 chairs; Victorian table; Chippendale chest of drawers; Queen Anne Reproduction China cabinet.All very good condition.Reasonable.Call 653-4809.SOFAS; end tables; lamps; baby crib; bathinette; baby butler.681-2924 \u2014 681-3225.151 WANTED TO PURCHASE SECOND HAND CLOTHING WANTED Lady's, Children\u2019s and Man's clothing.also all sorts of factory and store clearings.674-1998.Evenings 674-1880, WANTED high back rocking chair, rugs, twin beds, in exchange for double mattress if desired.Reasonable.Call 334-7535, from Friday on.WANTED: twin baby carriage, good condition, reasonable.Call 486-2274, Silver Cross Mothers The annual meeting of the Silver Cross Mothers RCAF (Remembrance Association) will be held on Monday, at 2 p.m.at the YWCA, 1355 Dorchester boulevard, west.Trinity afternoon WA Trinity Memorial WA, afternoon branch, will hold a meeting on Monday, at 2.30 in the Archdeacon Almond Room.St.John Ambulance\u2019 Skyline .\u2018Child Care\u2019 course A new departure for St.John Ambulance is the launching of a special course in Child Care, declared Miss Therese Archam- bault, Acting Provincial Nursing Officer, St.John Council for Quebec when announcing that classes for Child Care were now being organized.This deals with the general pattern of growth and development of a child from birth to school age, the course having been drawn up with the advice of Federal and Provincial child health authorities.It contains the most recent teachings on health and child guidance, while it outlines the physical care of the baby and preschool child and stresses safety measures.The responsibilities and ethics of Baby Sitting are emphasized.Members of the community desirous of instruction in this course should apply to the St.| John Ambulance, 3489 Drum- mond street, Montreal.Mrs.J.A.S.Wilson .(Continued from page 10) Grossbaum, 5822 Plantagenet Place; president, Mrs.J.A.S.| ; ;that there are a couple of town.halls, but the blackest of marks! Wilson; vice-presidents and hospital services, Mrs.O.Nutik, 409 Clarke avenue, Westmount, Mrs.A.W.McDonald, 4665 Prince of Wales, N.D.G., Mrs.N.Olesker, 323 Melville avenue, West- mount; honorary treasurer, Ms.Jack Schwartzman, recording _|secretary, Mrs.H.Elimeleck, 477 Alexis Nihon, St.Laurent; corresponding secretary, Mrs.H.M.Weisberg, 4300 Western avenue, Westmount: achive secretary, Mrs.G.H.M.Campbell, 25 Rosemount, Westmount.| READ and USE WANTADS REGULARLY (Continued from page 3) \u201cit in the middle of the piazza by ;St.Paul's?\u201d he quips.| That aviary i The Ministry of Public Build- I ing and Works has also done well to plant a second modern cating house in the Hyde Park «Archi- (tect: Patrick Gwynne).Praise too to the Zoo, not for the Goldie escapades, though \u201cthese were fun, but for the new | bird cage (Snowdon, Price and y Newby} and the hulking elephant | house (Casson, Conder and Port.(ners).And to Rothschilds for i their attractive new banking home (the price is undisclosed) | neatly fitted into the City's nar- [row St.Swithin's Lane, (Fitzroy Robinson and Partners).Commiserations to Kleinwort, Benson for running into trouble \"with steel just when they were | going ahead with a revolutionary method to erect their new skyscraper.It remained to most passers-by the most unbuilt building of the {year (the subject of very un- lovely rumors).The vevolution is once again under way now with concrete substituted for the unhappy steel (City of London \u2018Real Property Co.).Not exactly a building, except from all of us to the ropal borough of Kensington and Chel- \u201csea which is prepared to go into the business of money lending: but still refuses to appoint a chief | architeet who might galvanize [the unsmart, apparently forgotten regions to the north.Well, there it is \u2014 the Floyd- Slaski-Hillman view of London 1965.For all the sharp words.it wasn\u2018{ really too bad.Let's hope 1966 will do even better.Annual meeting The St.Matthias\u2019 Association col Women is holding its annual | meeting on Tuesday.at 2 p.m.\u2019 tin the parish hall, 12 Church Hill avenue, Westmount.| \u2018Tea will be served following the meeting.Here a fair .(Continued from page 3) \u201ctcalled for short by its first letters, HAFTA\".| Judy Zimmerman, also of | Grosvenor avenue, is another !Westmounter in HAFTA.She is assistant production manager under Jeremy Lach.A second year arts student at McGill, she was the lead dancer and assistant choreographer in last year's production.She graduated from Westmount High School where her main interest was music.She studied under the late Elizabeth Leese and went on from the Westmount High School orchestra to the Montreal Junior Symphony and then the Montreal Women's Symphony Orchestra.| The 1966 Revue is produced | by Bob Bowker, directed and \u201cchoreographed by Walter Burgess.The book and lyrics are written by Chris Burke, Leanne Shwartz and Erica Pomerance.The musical score is composed i by Conrad Kuebler, Brian Clear and Sylvia Moscovitz.Ed Assaly will arrange the music.; Tickets will be on sale commencing January 19th at the : University Centre Box Office, 3480 MeTavish St, Montreal, 288-2062, NOTICE Notice is hereby given that à General Assignment of Book Debts executed under Private signature on ihe Ise day of December, 1965 by Walker Manufacturing Co.Ltd.to Affiliated- Business Factors Corporation, has been registered on the 17th day of dunvary, in the Registry Office for the Montreal Division under No.1884300.NOTICE Notice is hereby given that 6 General Assignment of Book Debts executed under private signature on the 30th day of November, 1965 by Dune Deck Corp.to Affiliated-Business Facton Corporation, has been registered on the 17th day of January, in the Registry Office for the Montreal Division under No.1884301.{ IF YOU DO, DO YOU DO BUSINESS LOCALLY?YOU SHOULD ADVERTISE REGULARLY IN THIS NEWSPAPER BECAUSE 1.Our circulation is LOCAL.People who read this newspaper are your best customers.2.Our circulation is PAID IN ADVANCE.Thus, people who read and respect it.They show they do sharing it with their neighbors.3.This paper contains news vital to local residents and available nowhere else.4.This paper is not so large that your advertisement will be \"buried\" in it.5.The \"long life\" of weekly newspaper readership is an established fact.Papers are still being sold on newsstands five days after publication.Thus, your ad has a longer time in which to be read.6.The healthy percentage of ads demonstrates reader-acceptance of this paper as a result-giving medium.7.This paper is published just before the weekend, at a perfect time for readership and results.8.Our entire illustration service and layout experience is available to every advertiser, at no charge and at his convenience.WESTMOUNT EXAMINER y paying for it, and by get the paper 9961 '07 Asonuor \u2018Aopsiny) \u2018Jauiwox3 JUNOUNSIM 341 \u2014 EL The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, January 20, 1966 \u2014 14 \u201c Underwater films to be shown On Saturday afternoon, Jan, 22 at 2:30 p.m.the Westmount 'Y\u2019 will be having a special Film Presentation for the benefit of the Skin & Scuba Diving Club.The Films by the world-renowned Oceanographer Jacques - Yves Cousteau are The Silent World\u201d \u2014 Considered a classic in Underwater Photography and his lat- ee freezing rain, snif- LIBRARY: Improve Your Game With the Help est film \u201cWorld Without Sun.\u201d 5 u UES.sall stained foot; Speaking of the Library, Mrs.of Our 4 Qualified Teaching Pros Anyone interested may attend\u2014 gear and porches filled with slush Youngson reports that many first come first served.MENS\u2019 CONDITIONING For the past few months the Westmount YMCA has been running a conditioning program for men, who have been tested at the beginning of their participation in this program and again after a few months activity.Our report indicates a significant improvement in all arcas with em- nuit s cardio-vaseular older members have their sports .bhai on (he cardio-vascular programs, the games room with Br an aa Rae, - PLAY GOLF ALL WINTER FOR ONLY $35 Many of the men who have Ping pong tables and assorted H .2 been active in this class are ardent skiers, and have fell as a result of the weekly classes, this sport has become more fun than work.Our program is designed to keep you in good shape, alert and vigorous.Are vou interested?Contact the Physical Director \u2014 937-3916.does not prevail at Unity.Once are few January \u2018blues\u2019 at Unity By L.WILLIS For most people January is a month which could easily be eliminated from the calendar.With Christmas bills pouring in with each mail, cars not starting because of below zero temperatures, annual meetings following one on top of another, \u2014 in tact all the miseries of midwinter, However, this air of misery snow boots have been removed under protest at the front door and membership tickets eventually unearthed from the depths of a parka pocket, torn and snowy but still legible, activity begins in one form or another.The other games is the scene of continuous fun and merriment with the odd squabble thrown in just to make us seem human, The young fry have their group clubs and craft programs with Library twice a week.Many of the activities which were suspended over the Christ- done.See Tori Schrammel for details and instruction.VOLLEYBALL: The Unity girl's volleyball team played host to The St.Andrew\u2019s Youth Centre in an exhibition game on Tuesday January 18th.BASKETBALL: The Midget Basketball team were defeated by University Settlement by a score of 56-38.FIELD HOCKEY: The Unity House League is now in operation.The Saints defeated the Angels the score was Saints 15 Angels 2.ICE HOCKEY: The Club Hockey League which has been in the talking stage for some time is finally a reality due to the courtesy of (Continued on page 15) ALL YEAR ROUND RESORT i mas Holidays have been resumed and others added so that here we forget what month it is and the weather outside.books are missing from the stacks and requests that the culprits kindly return same, BASKETBALL: The Girl's Senior Basketball team have been invited lo participate in an exhibition game in Shawinigan on January 22nd.The members of the team are: Claudette Tremblay, Cheryl Hogan, Darlene Hogan, Norris, Sandy Raycaft.SKATE BOARDING: Auditions are being held in the gymnasium on Thursday afternoons for precision dancing on skate boards.Sounds impossible to one who couldn't even stand up on a skate board, however, we are assured it can be mes START YOUR GOLF SEASON NOW ! ® Jack Archer ® Luc Brien ® Buddy McCunn © Andre Burns Phone and reserve your starting time to play a regular round of golf with your friends at Pebble Beach Golf Course, Calif., on the GOLF-O-TRON Machine.© Driving © Pitching ONE OF CANADA'S FINEST EQUIPPED INDOOR GOLF SCHOOLS © Putting Green, Ete.We have a balance of 1965 clubs at greatly reduced prices THE PROFESSIONAL GOLF SCHOOL & PRO SHOP 4100 St.Catherine St.W.(At Street Level) (Just West of the Forum) Phone for additional information \u2014 937-8715 Enjoy yourself \u201ctake five\u201d for fifty ale! wi ve LETTRE Make your next ale Canada\u2019s fastest growing ale\u2014Labatts 50 Ale\u2014we think you'll like it! EE OR ° .\u201cThat the City of Westmount B Housing and zoning e © oo | support financially Expo \u201867, pre 1 ci ici.OC ey sian Ings (Continued from page 1) | lowed by much discussion on pattes Yn owner municl .housing for the elderly, the pro-| gp, \u2019 ter has been taken up with Sgt.ject proposed by the Montreal .TERMITE Parliament of the \u2018Traffic De- Council of Social Agencies to Cm = = - P WL DF A PTS b|partment and a report will be the City.H .« : 0 ital junior WA BULLS 4 3 1 0 14 7 6 submitted at a later date.; Mr.R.H, Stevenson, chair-, ospita Iv ° .KNIGHTS 4 3 1 0 10 10 6 | à man of the special committee! The Junior Associate Group, RAIDERS 4 1 3 0 14 15 2 The suggestion that the Pro- formed in connection with the Women's Auxiliary of the Mont: BEARS 4 1 3 0 713 2 vincial Transport Company centennial project, submitted a real Children\u2019s Hospital will hold MOSQUITO move its bus stop on Sherbrooke report on its recommendations! 9 general meeting on January MULES 4 3 1 012 5 6 street from Victoria avenue, to which vas approved by the Exe | a at 8:15 in the Nurse's Reai- .Cine .0 cutive Committee.These have!\u201d \" \u2019 : ; ; BRONCS 4 2 1 à : 7 > west of Prince Albert avenue been passed on to the Mayor, dence.Mrs.Dent Harrison, Di- GUARDS 4 0 1 9 will be investigated.4 f Volunteers.will be the HUSKIES 4 0 2 2 41 2 A resolution was also passed rector of Volunteers.w « the PEE WEE Election by the Executive Cummittee: Ruest speaker.GUARDS 8 6 1 1 37 2 13 The Committee reported that MULES 8 5 2 1 31 21 11 the nominees of the WMA for! RAIDERS 8 3 43 2 33 29 8 school commissioners had been HUSKIES 8 2 6 0 27 36 À elected by acclamation.BRONCS 8 2 6 0 18 40 4 ; ES The resignation of Mr.J.R.BANTAM Nadeau a member of the execu- RANGERS 4 3 1 0 9 6 tive committee due to pressure y | BRUINS 4 3 1 0 14 12 &b of business was noted.| Ave The FAMILY Ski Centre HAWKS : à 2 0 8 A ; A lengthy discussion also took , ND THURSDAY LE = place with regard to the Urban, LADIES\" DAY \u2014 TUESDAY A MIDGET Rencwal program for the south-' BUSINESSMEN'S DAY \u2014 WEDNESDAY MUSTANGS 4 2 2 0 13 8 4 [ern section of the City.A spe-! $5.50 for the day which includes: BADGERS 4 2 2 12 11 cial committee has been formed.SPARTONS 4 2 2 0 10 16 4 to discuss the matter and meet | LIFTS \u2014 LESSONS \u2014 LUNCH SENIOR with City authorities.! Night skiing WED., FRL, SAT.MAROONS 5 4 1 0 32 22 8 Mr.Walter Schmidt, Chair | Less than an hour from Montreal at Exit WANDERERS 5 2 2 119 18 5 mun of the Housing and Zoning 44 on the Eastern Townships Autoroute.STARS 5 2 3 0 921 30 4 Committee attended the Janu- PHONE BRUINS 5 1 3 1 25 27 3 ary 10th meeting of the West- MURRAY YEUDAL mount Tenants' Association and reported on this.ot UN.1-6152 .-\u2014\u2014- ous for latest ski conditions.ee Dr.B.À.Cooper then gave a January blues .(Continued from page 14) |!éngthy report which was fol-| the Westmount Recreational VOLUNTEERS Dept.which have provided ice Two new volunteers are ey e 9 0, e time on Tuesday from 6:30 lo ing their talents to Unity mem- 8:00 p.m.All boys fourteen and bers.Mrs.Pakh will be conduct- under who are interested ining a Teen Craft Program on | participating are requested to, Thursday evenings and Mr.Leo- | list their names with Club Di- nard Pleet is assisting Miss Tori | ° ° rector Charles Howes or with Schrammel the Producer of the h th t Î di the following coaches: \u2014 John |Sound of Music as Program Con- : W en e par y IS rien y Walker, Jimmy Hotton, Derek | vener.Our thanks to them.Denton or Toive Vood and hope COMING EVENTS : : the weather will cooperate.Be A date to remember \u2014 The : and t @ avour IS I'l { sure lo sign up soon.| Montreal Boys\u2019 Association will | STATION B.L.AB.| hold it's Annual Volunteer Ban- | ges 2 FE SERVER 3 \u201cquet at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club] b Rr > Tr Witbur Wireless this year.This will take place on | roadcasts from the gymnaisum Tuesday, March 15th.| every Tuesday evenin Some Presenta- ery > y B- tion of awards for years of ser- : thing for everyone \u2014 News, ic | awarde his Sports, Music, ete.Tune in and! fire will be awarded al (his ; ime.be entertained.GET WELL A e We understand that Mis.| Use Examiner Vaux, one of our valued volun- | e e teers is on the sick list.Best! 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