The Westmount examiner, 10 mars 1966, jeudi 10 mars 1966

[" 421 D Y 57 Vol.XXXIV, No.10 MONTREAL 6, THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1966 16 PAGES 5ç TAF NNER = 4: 1606 1 SR Se ME NE ST ait des SCA > re Next week's weather MARCH 12-19 This is another week of sudden changes.but mainly sunny.Fog or rime frosts and a little powder snow most mornings.Afternoons sunny and mild.Cold, moonlit nights.More snow in the middle of the week (2 to 4) with blustery winds (rom the east and north, then south-west.Fluffy, soft snow in the south.Powder snow in the north and Gulf regions.Robins and crow scouts arrive to look things over, and return south awhile to walt until flelds begin to clear of snow.Weekend sunny with very cold nights._ Parking issue under fir e The problem of parking was brought up again this week by one Westmounter who called this paper with a seemingly reasonable complaint.He stated that he had pulled up outside of Macy's at the corner of Sherbrooke and Victoria and parked his car in front of that large elm tree just a few steps west of the corner.He stayed in the car while a friend dashed into the store.While sitting there he noticed an officer writing in a pad.But then the officer came over and | plunked the ticket on his windshield.That was that.The caller told us that, \u201cFind-, ing the ticket was not too dis- aoe By ERIC NEAL a resident will get a ticket for THE CORNER: This is the corner that came under fire this week.The no parking sign is circled and the 30 minute parking sign is just behind it.This is the view of .a driver who stops near the large elm tree in front of Macy's.The white line on the sidewalk indicates no parking but cannot be seen when there is snow on the ground.One would think that one was allowed to park here tor 30 minutes, yet this is not the case.The car in the foreground is, in this case.parked illegally, Does the driver know it?heartening but what really got Ime was that 1 could not lind the no parking sign.\u201d He went on to say that as he walked around the front of his car he found the sign partially hidden behind the elm.The fact is that when you are driving ;west on Sherbrooke and you stop your car on this corner.from the driver's scat, one cannot see this sign.What one docs sce however.is a sign af few | eet ahead of it that says parking for 60 minutes.Our caller suggested that the city should either move the sign closer to the street or get rid of the etm tree.It should be pointed out here parking in his own spot?The fact is, there are more department heads than there are parking places.therefore the public is suffering by having to park.in some cases, as far as two and three blocks away from their ; city hall.ELSEWHERE The problem turns south from here down to St.Catherine street east of Greene avenue, AL this corner there is a mighty detour sign which would indi- cale at first glance that the street is closed .not true ! This has been the big complaint lof all the store owners on St Catherine street.- Council promofes Firemen three policemen Three Public Safety officers of the Cily of Westmount were promoted tu the rank of sergeant at this week's monthly meeting of the city council.The new ranks went to: N.J, F.R.Myles.G.J.McKenna and D.Campeau.The motion was put forth by Alderman Fred Gross for Alder-' man Byers who was unable to attend the council meeting due to sickness.Alderman Gross noted that the promotions were well deserved and that the three officers had\u2019 served their city well.Deputy Director Sid Ashford was on hand at the meeting on] behalf of the Public Safety Department.The three officers were not | aware that they had been made ; sergeants until the next day when | they arrived at the station on Stanton street.They were then officially told.i Traffic signs Alderman Gross, again on be-| half of Alderman Byers, moved | that council order the placement! of \u2018Stop\u2019 avenue.The signs proposed are to be placed on Winchester at its; intersection with Claremont and, Prince Albert avenues.The move was adopted by council.It was a busy night for Alderman Gross who also moved that a \u201820 MPH\" sign be placed on the north side of Barat road directly opposite its intersection with Vig- nal street.Gross told the council that both recommendations had been made by the Administrative Traffic Committee.Alderman Peter McIntyre, Commissioner of Finance for the City of Westmount, moved that the council give its approval to the signs on Winchester, city's list of accounts for the month of February amounting to $731,742.84.The moved was passed.Westmount detective recovering Westmount detective Bruce Whiteford is at home recovering from a major eve operation.{on Stanton street, less than 60 Bruce, who has figured in many big cases in Westmount in the past few months, came to headquarters prior to the operation complaining of a loss of focus in his right eye.He was sent to the health department where the doctor had not vet arrived on duty.Rather then wait, he proceeded to a specialist on Sherbrooke street who.as it turned out, had the very latest equipment for eye examination.After one look at Whiteford\u2019s eye the doctor told him he had a serious problem.The retina had been injured and the doctor |; ordered an operation at once.That afternoon he was booked into the Queen Elizabeth Hospi- | tal and the following morning the operation took place.He was released from hospital eight days later.that his eye will be fine after several weeks of total rest.D 's have assured Bruce! ops octors have sure $ Classified All the officers and men at the police station send him their best wishes, also the staff of The Westmount Examiner.show ed Our firemen are fast, very fast.This repotter happened to be in the police and fire station on when that at this corner there is al Then you have the Westmount heavy white line on the edge Square and the Alexis Nihon of the sidewalk which indicates Plaza.Construction at these two \u2018no parking\u2019 but when there is sites has turned St.Catherine - snow around, well ._ | i street into a mud bath and those This is just an example of few who know SU Catherine to the rising number of outeries be open cast of Greene must that can be heard throughout dodge this muck to reach the the commercial and administra.stores which are almost all hav tive districts of Westmount as ing sales in order to make up far as parking in concerned.for the loss of business.CITY HALL But, parking here is also a Another \u2018hotspot\u2019 is city hall.! problem.On the Alexis Nihon Here, residents are granted five: Plaza alone.there are some 300 | door and around the building Stanton street recently the fire alarm sounded.or six parking spots oul of some 24.These are labled, \u2018Reserved I dropped everything and ran for persons on business at City \"down a flight of stairs out the Hall.\u201d The remaining 18 or so are simply marked \u2018Reserved\u2019 These we found out to be for department heads., | This ration seems a little out seconds from the time the alarm of sorts to many of the people sounded, the trucks had left and, we find trying to park in the were out of sight.| rear of the building.But.what 1 went along Cote St.An- really hurts is the fact that toine to Lansdowne avenue and | these few parking places which down near Sherbrooke 1 saw are reserved for the residents the red trucks.By the time 1 are used by employees\u2019 cars.got down there, they were ready; This was discovered by a day- to leave.| by-day look at the problem and \"it was learned that the three or four places available to the public near Cote St.Antoine road | into my car.When I got the car It was a very small leak in a pipe where men were working in a hole in the streetcars, some with Westmount stickers on them.Will the day ever come when This reporter isn't very slow on his feet or in his car, but: .hext to those firemen, well.\u2018 WM SR EXAMINER * Library Report 6 \u201cees Hp LB ; Churches Ê à \u2018Social 3 .12-13, 81 Editorial Sports ce 4 I | i FREE Ed RES BRM init HAN AS are always filled by the same, dd A.ES MASSE men working every day, À large number of them come to work by car.The result has been fantastic.Y\" seeks $12,300 here William Ridley, Chairman of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Finance Campaign, announced today that final arrangements are being made for 110 volunteer canvassers to visit 1200 homes and firms to raise $12,300 in its Annual Financial Campaign.The Westmount branch joins with cight other divisions during the two weeks of March 21 to April 4th to raise a total of $325.000.00.This objective is the bare minimum the 'Y* needs to carry out its Youth & Leadership Development programs and represents the actual gap he- tween income and costs, \u2018Y' canvassers are confident | that the citizens of Westmount Iwill generously support this worthy cause, The Westmount campaign committee includes: Mrs.C.Ancrum, W.S, Macdonald.D.Rennie, R, O.Huntington as section vice-president. The Westmount Exominer, Thursday, March 10, 1966 \u2014 2 Library issues 66th annual report \u201cA library is many things.It is a storehouse of recorded knowledge, a means of continuing education, and a reflection of community needs and interests.In this last aspect it is clear that Canadians are vitally interested in their own country and are preparing for both Expo and the Centennial.\u201cLooking back over 1965 one important factor was the confidence with which we could expand our services to the public through a program begun last year with the very generous grant-in-aid from the Department of Cultural Affairs, We have increased our microfilm holdings and subscribed to more \u2018Who's periodicals.We have bound more books and brought more books.As a result the Cataloguing, Circulation and reference Departments have been busier than ever before, and much of the Grant has been spent on salaries to enable them to deal with the increased work.\u201cThe Grant has also allowed us to inaugurate an experimental Student Membership which seems likely to be successful.None Resident students pay a small fee to take books from the Library and in this way more people may share the benefit of the Grant, \u201cAnother first this year was the acquisition of a copying first?\"Obviously, when Expo 67 opens, there'll be radio and TV, teletypewriters, picture transmission machines \u2014 and phones.And the microwave and *supplied by Bell.But it may surprise you cable equipment for almost all of them will be to hear that Bell people were among the very first to work on the Expo site.,They not only helped plan things from the very beginning \u2014 they were right in there with mobile or temporary phones as soon as the first machine » got to work.Because: without communications (and that means much more than merely phones) there's practically nothing that can happen these days.That goes for the important big jobs like Expo, and the important little jobs like getting your phone installed.Each one requires a lot of work and effort \u2014 long before the first message ever \"goes through.\u2018Long-Range Planning\u2014one of the reasons why Bell Communications serve you so well.Bell Canada e machine.The company installs it and collects all revenues \u2014 we merely house it for the convenience of the public.It is too carly to tell, but it may protect the books from the desperate students who used to tear pages out.August was a rather quiet month to install the machine, and we were doubtful how often it would be used.Little did we know.With the computer\u2019s odd compilation of High School Leaving results, parents and pupils descended on the machine to make copies to accompany their protests.\u201cFor the first time the change in the age for entrance to the Adult Library is reflected in the statistics, In the fall of 1964 it was decided to lower the age of admittance from fourteen to thirteen and there was a stream of teenagers transferring to the Adult Library.These are the avid readers and the Juvenile found their circulation noticeably affected.It is ironic too, that with qualified librarians in the Protestant Schools there are no longer organized class visits to the Library.This means that children whose parents do not introduce them to the Library often miss the adventure of reading for pleasure.BOOKS \u201cCritics are always bemoaning the downfall of the novel and this year there was little to encourage its defenders.Arthur Hailey\u2019's Hotel topped the Best Seller list most of the year, and though we wish a fellow Canadian well we can hardly throw hats in the air for his achievement.Up the doown staircase and The Source pleased our public but little else stirred excitement.\u201cBiographies are always popular, and the numerous books on President Kennedy lead the list followed by Larry Bonham-Car- ter\u2019s Winston Churchill as I knew him.After Churchill\u2019s death there was an increased demand for his own writtings.Markings by the late Dag Hammarskjold, Dame Edith Sitwell\u2019s Taken Care Of and Lady Longford\u2019s Queen Victoria: born to succeed were other noteworthy biographies.\u201cDr X writting on his years of internship was the surprise bestseller of the year, and everyone wanted to know what life with Pncasso would be like as told by Francoise Gilot.\u201cTravellers, armchair and otherwise, liked Morton's Traveller in Italy and V.S.Pritchett\u2019s beautiful New York Proclaimed.\u201cAn odd and engaging best seller was Games People Play, by Dr.Berne.It must be enlivening many social occasions.\u201cAs 1 have intimated before there has been a growing interest in our own country.Edmund Wilson's O Canada drew attention to Canadian novelists and poets, particularly those of French Canada.An unlikely choice for popularity was The Vertical Mosaic, a study of class structure in Canada.Election year brought many readers to Fari- bault and Fowler's Ten to One \u2014 The Confederation Wager, Pierre Sevigny\u2019s This game of politics, George Grant's Lament for Nation, Walter O\u2019Hearn\u2019s amusing Member from Pasquobit and his brother's more serious Peace, order, and good government, \u201cEarly photography in Canada, a collection by Greenhill, and two picture books on Montreal, one by Leonard Knott and Huguette Lavigueur, and the other by Leslie Roberts and Robert Choquette, another of De Volpi\u2019s collections, this time on Toronto, and E.A.Collard's Call back yesterdays gave up a look at ourselves past and present.\u2018With the publication of volume three of Lanctot\u2019's History of Canada in English, Joseph Schulls Laurier and the conclusion of Graham's biography of Arthur Meighen, we saw our history in perspective.\u2018Novelists Michael Sheldon and Claude Jasmin portrayed our Canadian ways in The unmelting pot and Ethel and the Terrorist, and perhaps we can be persuaded to mend them.REFERENCE DEPT.\u201cNever before in the history of the Library has there been such a demand for material on Canada.Often every book on a particular subject was in circulation.This unprecedented demand is probably a combination of factors, including the approach of our Centenary, the fact of Expo '67 and more school and college courses on Canadian history and economics.Whatever the reason.we looked up information on Canada's natural resources, the pension plan, bankruptcies, Hudson's Bay, life in New France, the Underground Railway, the game of Lacrosse, the Red River Settlement and statistics of all kinds.\u201cIn science, we looked up the thyroid gland, photosynthesis, D.N.A., the language of bees, and insecticides.In biography we found material on Audiberti, de Mondrian, Brecht, Ghelderode, Dupleix, Copernicus, Hammurabi, Marquis de Laroche and Miquel Servetus.\u201cThe do-it-yourself enthusiasts wanted to know how to make yoghurt, a rabbittrap, soap, build a gun rack, dye with homemade vegetable dyes, blow glass, clean a swimming pool, thin woodlots, solder silver and make quince jelly.\u201cOther subjects covered were burial customs of non-literate nations, the Hapsburg lip, the location of Anfa, Periclean architecture and all the perrenials \u2014 censorship, courtly love, toast ete.\u201cWe found out who first used the phrase \u201cThe Cold ;War\u201d poem begins \u2018\u2018What is it that roareth thus\u2019 and translated \u2018Fluctuatt nec Mergitur\u201d.\u2018Pictures were found of antiaircraft guns, swamps, geysers, chess men, bull fights, warships, H.M.S.Pinafore and 18th centu H.M.S.Pinafore and 18th century Paris, There were en- quiries by mail including a request for addresses of pormin- ent Americans and list of Sousa marches.\u2018Interlibrary loans show an increase.Ovef 250 books were loaned and 85 were borrowed from other libraries.Subjects included were gorillas, bee culture, rhetoric, Spanish history, Canadian legends, Ukrainian Cookery, Etruscan jewellery and medical jurisprudence.\u201cAlmost 1000 books were used in the building by non members, who filled out reserve slips and also over 500 back issues of periodicals.CHILDREN\u2019S LIBRARY \u201cFrom January until the end of April during the absence of Miss Fraser, the Children5s Department was fortunate to have Mrs.Clayton and Mrs.Gay to take over.Miss Fraser is difficult to replace, and we are al) (Continued on page 16) Let our experts take over your problem! 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UN.6-4551 VETERANS TAXI ASS'N.oN WATCH REPAIRS ESTABLISHED 1899 5 Certified Watchmakers OHMAN\u2019S JEWELLERS WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.PAG ETHREE HI THERE: It was fun time at the Westmount ice rink this week for the students of Westmount Park Schoel who held their annual Ice Carnival.Many gay costumes were shown by the youngsters such as these above worn by, from left to right: Jamie O'Connell, Eddy Leblanc and his sister Marie, and David Wade.St.Paul's news shorts This Monday, March 7, the was a lecture on the contro- YCS held an assembly to 4 | versial issue of Viet Nam.Wed- form us of upcoming events |nesday was designated for Social marking \u201cEducation Week\u201d \u2014 Awareness in Culture and Per- March 6-13 \u2014 Social Awareness sonal Development.To exem- is the pivotal theme.The first plify Social Awareness in Inter- day highlighted Social Aware- School Activities, there will be ness in Religion.A folk-singing a spring carnival Thursday night mass for the high schools of jat St.Leo's.This takes in a St.Paul's aad St.Leo's, was dinner: for high school of St.held at 3 o'clock.Several stu- Leo's and St.Paul's only; and dents from McGill's Newman a dance: open to everyone.The Centre led the singing with (dance starts at 9:00 o'clock; guitars while the priest cele-| admission only 25c.You're all brated mass.Tuesday was Social welcome ! Highlight of the Awareness in Youth and in In-| evening will be the crowning of ternztional Affairs.In the morn- a King and Queen.Friday, ing high schoel students at-| Social Awareness in Community tended a model YCS meeting, Enterprise is dealt with.Stu- to see how it functions, and to encourage co-operation.up colorful and interesting After school that afternoon, |scrapbooks {or hospitalized SORRY! Sorry that we were closed .when you called last week.We are open again and hope the changes in our shop will make it easier for you to select from our large and varied stock.Antiques of all kinds BOUGHT & SOLD.COLLECTORS\u2019 CENTRE 4114 St.Catherine St.West 932-0688 (Corner Gladstone) M TS Fjous \\ ¢C 9 RM MOUNTAIN STREET ATYSHERBROQOKE | VICTOR 2- 4444 dents have been asked to make ~ (children.Results will be displayed in our library tomorrow afternoon.The scrapbooks will then be delivered to the Douglas and the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospitals.Closing of Education Week will officially take place in Chapel at 1:00 p.m.From Wednesday evening, March 2.to Friday afternoon, : March 4, the 4th high girls were on a retreat at Holy Spirit Retreat House.For many, this Saturday was the day for the writing of Achievements Tests, necessary for most college entrances.Local group active in \u2018CAC Week\u2018 This week has been proclaimed Consumer Week by Prime Minister Pearson, and to acquaint the public with the aims and achievements of the CAC (Consumer Association of Canada\u2019 a booth will be set up in Simpson's department store.The booth will be staffed by members of the Westmount branch of CAC.who are there to answer questions about how the Consumer Association can be of service, and how interested persons can join.In this era of increasing prices and competing products, the Consumer Association serves as a channel for complaints and suggestions from the public to the manufacturers, helps you to decide which product will give you best value for your money, and the magazine Consumer Report tells you the results of CAC testings.Copies of the Report will be available at the CAC booth in Simpson's.Stop by and have a look \u2014 your support will help the Consumer Association to increase its services to you.| the Troop.?| Local scouf froop conducis own service On Saturday, February 19, the | Ed.Sampson Assistant-Scoutmas- 67th Montreal Shaar Hashomayim ter St.Leo's Troop.Troop conducted their own Sab-|.\u2026 \u2026 ._ bath services in honor of Scout Sabbath.TR | On Sunday, February 20, the\u2019 Y A BUCKET i Troop and Brownie Pack were of | host to their parents as part of 4 Scout Week, as well as to cele.Tommy Tomasso s brate the 45th Kentucky Fried Chicken oe.Col.Sanders Recipe Anniversary of | On this occasion Ralph Berzan .; and Norman M.Friedman pre-, | sented new Canadian hoist and parade flags to the Troop which, \u201cwere consecrated by Rabbi Wil- i fred Shuchat.A Troop demonstra: | ; tion.under the leadership of Scoutmaster Jeff Weissler and Assistant-Scoutmaster Barry S.Gordon, and a puppet show by | the Brownies, under the leader-! \"ship of Brown Owl Sandra Fried- 4 man, were presented.The MC; 14 pieces of 1 .i for the afternoon was Group Delicious Committee Chairman, Miss Chicken Jeanne Rosenthal, Among those present for the 4 occasion were: C.Carey Foster, | District Commissionner for West- | mount, Mrs, R.Wilson Smith, | i Westmount Guide Commissioner, | Ernest Sabloff Chairman of the | Jewish Advisory Committee, and Ni Em = ITS CWL tea T The President, Mi E.a] S ; Greenslade.and officers of Delivered FRE E ANYWHERE IN the Business Women's Unit, ! 6 Mot Biscuits Finger Lickin\u2019 Gravy $3.95 The Catholic Women's League of Canada, will receive\u2019 WESTMOUNT the members at a St.Pat-\u2019 RE.9-5555 rick's Tea, to be held in Con-! gress Hall, 460 Dorchester Blvd.; W.Sunday, March 13, at 3.00 p.m.All members are invited to Tell attend and guests will be wel.se come, : BUYING OR SELLING?CALL 484-8433 REALTIES REG'D.\u201cLicensed & Bonded Real Estate Broker\u2019 THE INSTITUTE OF DRIVER EDUCATION DIVISION Of + QUEBEC + MOTOR LEAGUE Cordially Invites You to Enroll in the New ACCREDITED DRIVING COURSES TEENAGERS , ADULTS 16-21 rum ALL AGES Commencing with a Free Preview on \u201cHOW TO PASS A DRIVING TEST\u201d Sheraton Mount Royal Hotel \u2014 1455 Peel St.Monday, March 14th, 6.45 p.m.Write or call for Free Brochure Admission Free Bring Your Friends 1467 MANSFIELD °° 845-3060 334-4827 DIAL The Westmount Exominer, Thursday, Merch 10, 1966 \u2014 4 THE WE SAT M ŒUNT Examiner HUGH R.MONNT, General Manager Printed and Published Every Friday by MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7005 Kildare Rood, Montreal 29 John W.Sancton HWugh E.McCormick President and Publisher 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 aims te be an independent, clean newspaper for the heme, devoted te public service.Mall subscriptions : $2.60 per year: $1.25 half yesr.Five cents a copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, Quebec Newspapers Asnoclation, Post Office Department, ap Becond Class Mail by the for payment of postage In cash.Authorised Ottawa and We Say \u2018Give Enough\u2019 to French Charities ESTMOUNT is the wealthiest community in Canada.It is the most charit- abie:- \u2014- - - This goes for citizens as individuals and as responsible heads of a multitude of business organizations.The Federationof French Charities Inc., is launching this week its annual two-week campaign for funds, is tobe commended for a forthright appeal this year directly to all in the Montreal Roman Catholic diocesan area, regardless of faith or language.The 1966 objective of $2.825,000, like that of other local campaigns, is a scale-down from actual needs of the agencies supported.The Federation estimates it could with reason be asking for $9.- 000,000.Its 35 agencies cater to needs of 70 percent of the local population.Yet the Federation collects only 30 percent of the charity donations to the four major Montreal welfare federations.Federation officials forthrightly admit that this situation is something of their own fault: for not making the facts sufficiently clear in the past.Thus, this ycar business in particular, both English and French-con- trolled, is being reminded of its responsibility to the less fortunate and needy of the community.It is not being suggested that donations should be diverted from other charities to the French Federation.The simple call.to all in the community who can give anything, is to make good the wide and clear omissions of the past.Montreal's business firms last year gave less than $800,000 to the French Federation and over $2,000,000 to the three other major charities.These facts are far If just isn't so By STEVE COLLIER NEWS EDITOR One of the most rewarding ways to win new votes in | a riding is to show the people in that riding that you have their interests at heart and that you are prepared to make a genuine effort on their behalf.In the case of the National Union Party of Quebec, who have just launched an appeal in every provincial riding on the island of Montreal, they have failed miserably in Westmount.To every household in every riding went a notice this week which was headed, \u201cDo You Know What Pro- Biography of Streets Metcalfe avenue Sixth in a series Metcalfe avenue originated in a sub-division laid out by J.H.Springle, which was registered in 1869.It connected Cote St.Antoine road with Sissons\u2019 Lane or Little Cote St.Antoine road, old names for the unconnected portion of what was then St.At the north end it passed to the east of a row of four square houses, which were called Met- calfe Terrace.AL the moment it is not known whether the Terrace gave the name to the street or vice versa, but in either case lit seems beyond doubt that the name honored the governor- general Lord Metcalfe who held office from 1843-1845 when he retired due to ill health.| Developed from the accessible , south end from which Sissons\u2019 \u2018Lane led to the city by way of vincial Riding You Belong Dorchester avenue, now Greene To Now?\u201d Inside this informative notice there is a detailed map of the electoral distriet in which it was delivered.This map shows the elec-! toral boundaries according to the National Union Party.The borders on these avenue and \u2018Turnpike Trust ; , now Dorcheste rie the BegIMIME {said to date from 1865 prior to \u2018the sub-division when the late |A.C.Hutcheson built a pair of \u2018semi-detached houses on the north-west corner of St.Cathe- , rine street and Kensington ave- ONCE AN ORCHARD more eloquent, and will maps, where one riding is.At the time, much of the receive far more sympa- divided from its neighbour- block of land was cultivated by thy, than the boorish, bludgeoning words recently of one René Lé- the name of the dividing of Sissons\u2019 vesque to the English- speaking community on! this same subject.Charity any virtue if it is by direction or by the blackmail Lévesque would practice.But the plain-spoken facts from thé French Charities officials will, we are sure, strike a harmonious note in the minds and hearts of traditionally generous and community - conscious Westmount.i We do not need, even reject, the ham-handed- ness of an ex-TV per-, former to tell us our duty.Westmounters already are too well aware that Quebecers, English and French, must live together in one community.Given the facts.most will respond to the Federation \u201866 appeal: \u201cThey deserve more than crumbs give enough.\u201d : Map, Prince ing ridings are drawn in with heavy black lines with street in bold black letters.In the case of the provincial riding of Notre Dame ceases to have de Grace, the NU maps\u2019 states clearly that that ridings eastern border is Prince Albert avenue \u2014 the City of Westmount \u2014 in \u2018the provincial riding of Westmount.Also according to the NU the block east of Albert is called Vendome avenue.It may interest the National Union Party to know that NDG provincial electoral boundary is the same as that of the municipal border between N.D.G.and Westmount, being between Grey avenue in N.D.G.and Claremont avenue in West- mount.This is the understanding.at least, of the Quebec government, the Hon.Richard Hyde and the residents of the City of Westmount.Yet, when contacted, an official spokesman for the National Union Party in Montreal, Yvon Royal, said of the map \u2014 \u201cYes, the map You Say Mardi Gras is success Sir: On behalf of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital, 1 want to thank you for your cooperation in helping to make our Mardi Gras Fiesta à success.A We were very pleased with the overwhelming response\u2019 which we received and are deeply grateful to those who! made it possible.Julie Keefer.is correct it was all changed (the boundaries) in the last six or seven months and the riding of N.D.G.runs from Connaught avenue in the west to Prince Albert avenue in the east.\u201d When questioned again, concerning the Prince Albert border, he said, \u201cThe map is correct.\u201d When contacted in Quebec, the Hon.Richard Hyde, Minister of Finance and member for the provincial riding of Westmount, said, \u201cIf this is the case, no.one in Quebec knows about one Sissons whose residence , straddled the site of Metcalfe \u2018avenue.À short distance south Lane there was a \u2018\u201cU\u2019 shaped driveway flanxed on either side by an orchard of \u2018English cherry trees some of remained until recently.The actual opening took place in 1872 or '73 when Hutcheson \u201cbuilt a new house, on the north- | jn east corner of St.Catherine | i street, next to his first house., Sissons\u2019 house, which was being dismantled at the time, furnished Hutcheson with some excel- How to pass a driving test Accredited high quality driver education courses \u2014 sponsored by the Quebec Motor League \u2014 at high school level for teenagers and for adults will begin on the 14th of March at the Sheraton Mount-Royal Hotel at 6.45 p.m.with a free preview on \u2018How to \u2018Pass a Driving Test\u201d (lecture with color slides on the actual driving test).The driver education course is open for those over 16 years of age and up fo 72.Twenty-seven hours will be spent with classroom work and 12 hours in the car, in the teenager course and 12 hours classroom work with 12 hours in the car is offered for busy adults.The Quebec Motor League \u2014 a provincially chartered, non-profit corporation urges every would be driver to take advantage of these high quality courses.it but the National Union Party.It's all wrong.\u201d Also enclosed with the map is a \u201cquestionnaire\u201d to be filled out by anyone interested in taking an active part in the organization of the coming electoral campaign and those interested in becoming a member of the riding\u2019s association.All aboard that\u2019s going , aboard.Catherine street.lent cedar beams and other materials.The first house fronting on Metcalfe avenue was ilt in 1877 by one Bernard.This was soon followed by several others including that of the late Robert Harvie in 1879.The assessment roll for 1884 lists five houses on the east side and two on the west side.STILL IN PRIME By 1900 the street was nearly completed and the fact that few houses have been constructed on that street since this date and that the street is still in it\u2019s prime, is a credit to its early builders.At the time of the sub-divi- sion the upper portion of Met- \u2018calfe avenue formed part of the Raynes property.The earlier .history of the land has not been ilearned but barns and a stone farm house which stood approximately on the site of Springfield avenue until around 1895 | suggested that there had been {two separate farm properties on this block or sub-division.At an early date some optimist appears to have had an idea of joining with the upper section of a street in St.Henry continuation of Metcalfe which extended from the foot of \u201cSt.Henry hill\u2019 to St.James street.At any rate this section | was named Metcalfe and remained so until a number of years \u2018after the building of the CPR about 1888 when there was a well established foot path connecting the two sections, the hill Slope being uvercome by a long flight of stairs.Until the installation of the electric cars in .1892 it was the practice of the businessmen, even from as far as Greene avenue, to walk down the hill to the St.Henry station and take the train into town, This was preferable lo using the horse cars which had their terminus at St.Catherine and Greene, tin BLOCK BURNED OUT It is related that a group of these men one spring day about 1891, while waiting on the platform for the train, were greatly concerned to see huge volumes of smoke rising from the vicinity of Greene avenue.Only on their return home after an anxious day wondering whose was the bad luck did they learn that the block containing Perry's Store at the corener of Greene and St.Catherine had been burned out and tht the rush of smoke had come from hay in the stables where the fire started.This was before telephones were common, The commercial development on Metcalfe avenue hegan in a front room of a wooden build- \u2018ing built by the late James ;Smith which until the early :1940's stood on the southeast corner of St.Catherine street.Here a kindly widow eked out a living by exchanging sticks of licorice or sticker candy for , the scarce coppers of the neighborhood children.About 1899 this tuck shop was put out of business by a new brick store on the northwest corner where lone Regan conducted a similar , business with greater appeal. ACCEPTS AWARD: Hugh Mount, left, general manager of the Westmount Examiner, is seen accepting an award of merit from A, G.Gerle, Examiner wins merif award mended by the different school-boards.During a reception at the Windsor Hotel Thursday night the president of the Quebec 2 Motor League, Dr.Georges Pelletier announced the creation of a fund to: \u2014 Present Merit Awards to students attending Driver Education Courses throughout the Province tin the age group: 16-17! with the highest score obtained during exams, as recommended by the Driving School Division of the This free tax guide cansave youmoney 5) 1' \u2014 Give free driver education courses to needy students with good academie background, as recom- National [EET Sick joue Look into National Your free Pocketax is waiting for you at any National Trust office.It's a hantly 48-page guide to tax-paying - set up for fast reference and filled with helpful information.Before you sit down for your annual income-tax session, be sure to pick up your free copy of Pocketax - from National Trust.National ¢ Trust ¢ SINCE vice-president of the Quebec Motor League.The award was made for outstanding service by The Examiner, to driver education in 1965.RADIO EQUIPPED DAY & NIGHT SERVICE LANSDOWNE TAXI REG'D.18 Gladstone \u2014 Westmount 933-8484 SPECIAL & HOURLY RATES \u2014 OUT OF TOWN TRIPS CHRISTENINGS \u2014 WEDDINGS \u2014 FUNERALS \u2014 AIRPORT Operated by E.Gallagher Motor Vehicle Burcau of the Province of Quebec.The Annual Merit Awards of the Quebec Motor League \u2014 for outstanding services to Driver Education \u2014 were presented by! the League Executive Vice-Presi | THE SQUEAKING WHEEL by John Mercer COAST- TO-COAST aTH «1 BESTSELLER LARGE IN CANADA PRINTING Atunny, fastand sometimes furious look at Quebec Now available at Westmount Stationery 4896 Sherbrooke St.West {Corner Prince Albert) 481-2575 dent, Mr.A.G.Gerle to the; following fivms and individuals: : American Motors of Canada Ltd., Chrysler Canada Ltd.General Motors of Canada Ltd., Ford Motor Co.of Canada Ltd., Studebaker of Canada Ltd.Harland Automobile Ltd., Model Auto Sales Inc., Modern Motor Sales Ltd.Spinelli Garage Ltd, C.F.C.F.\u2014 Radio-Station C.K.G.M.\u2014 Radio-Station The Westmount Examiner The Gazette Printing Co.| Ltd.| The Montreal Star Co.Ltd.Lt.Bernard Boileau, Montreal Police Sergeant John H.Berry.\u2019 Montreal Police, ; Mr.René Pelletier, Motor Vehicle Bureau, P.Q.| (Continued on page 13) | hen worn-out heater ; Causes trouble, | Head for our store On the double.p10 | JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request {- | WE.5-4689 AAA AAA 1359 GREENE AVENUE | | You'll never run out of HOT WATER like this if you Buy or Rent a ~~\" FARQUHAR ROBERTSON = OIL FIRED WATER HEATER Heats water 4 to 15 times faster and at far less cost than heaters using other fuels.There's a model to meet all requirements: homes, apaitment buildings, hotels, motels, restaurants, laundromats, factories, swimming pools, etc., etc.GLASS LINED i (| From 30 to 85 gallons storage capaci- iii ties, including the LO-BOY model.only 41°\" high.ig pC C.S.A.Approved Please phone or write for full details FARQUHAR ROBERTSON LIMITED 5250 WESTERN AVE, PHONE: 481-0371 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 ST \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 9961 \"01 Yop 'ADpsiny] \u2018IIUIWDX] JUNOUNSIM S| \u2014 § Erte SE pe. The Westmount Exominer, Thursday, March 10, 1966 \u2014 6 UNITED WESTMOUNT PARK (Cor.Lansdowne & Western Avenues) Interun Minister : REV H.E.D, ASHFORD, M.B.K, D.D.Dir.of Christian Educstion: Mrs.David Belman, M.A.Orgunist & Choirmaster Robert K.Kennedy Services Sunday, March 13th 10:00 aun.ond 11:00 am, Church School Sermon : \u201cPRESENT DAY PRESSURE\" Music by Junior and Senior Cholrs 4:30 pan.Choral Vesper Service Senior Choir with John Aduimns Violinist 7:30 p.m, Young Adults Organizational meeting for dynamic new group Discussion and recreation, International Visitors Welcomed.A A A LIFE AND LENT BERVICES Wesley United Church Wednesdays at 8 p.m, a 11 90 a.m.mA A DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.and Lansdowne Avanue Ministers : Rev.R.Douglas Smith, B.A.B.D, DD.Rey P.Stafford, B.A, B.D.Mrs.Holly E.Davidson Sunday, March 13th 11:00 a.m, Morning Worship SERMON: \u201cHOW FARES THE CHURCH?\" Rev.R.Douglas Smith, D.D.7:30 p.m.\u201c1S SECURITY A LEGITIMATE GOAL?\u201d Based on The Lenten Study Rev.Book Wesley Church Lite and Lent Service Wednesday 8:00 p.m.| Mr, John Robb, Mus.Bao.Organist and Choir Director St.Andrew's WESTMOUNT REV.DANIEI, M.B.A.DD.REV.DOUGLAS MOULAND, A.B.D.WESTMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL (4350 St, Catherine St.W.) 11.00 asn.Morning Worship \u201cCAN WE KNOW WHAT GOD 1S LIKE?\" (Sermon by Dr.Grant} GRANT, 31:00 a.m.Church School Crib Corner and Nursery \u201cLIFE AND LENT\" SERVICE Wesley Church, Wednesday 8:00 p.m.Gordon C, White, B.Mus.Organist and Choir Director VISITORS WELCOME! CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, March 13th 15:60 am, CHURCH SERVICE 11:00 a.m.SUNDAY SCHOOL Lesson-Sermon Subject : \u201cSUBSTANCE\u201d Golden Text: Hebrews 11:1, Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m.Testimony Mecting PUBLIC READING ROOM In the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 12-3 p.m.Wednesday 6:30 to 8:00 p.m, LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 288 Clarke Ave, Westmount Wm, C.Nelling, B.D., Paster Miss Lydia Elbich \u2014 Organist Sunday, March 13th 9:30 im.Scnlor Sunday School and Bible Class 11 00 um.The Service Junior Sunday School and Nursery LENTEN SERVICE Wednesday at 8 p.m.ANGLICAN UNITARIAN ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH Westmount L'ete St.Antoine Road and Church Hill The Re \u2018dé.J).N.Doldgs, Roster The Rev'd.T.M.8, Kingston LENT ME Holy Eucharist Holy Eucharist and Sermon Muttins with Sermon Morning Preacher 3 The Rector Crib Corner, Nursery and Church Sch 2nd in a series 0 Contemporary Worship Services \u2014 Holy Eucharist with Instruction Sermon : The Rev'd.Glen Pritchard Wednesday Holy Communion and breakfast Holy Communion and Study Group Lenten Service und Discussion A corporate examination of our position as Christiuns in a secular society FRIDAY Holy Comununion and Meditation \u2019 Organist and Choirmaster Donald J.F.Madfleid, A.R.C.M,, B.A., B.Pacd.8:00 arm.9:30 2 in.11:00 an.11:00 a\u2026.n.7:00 par.7:15 am, 10:00 a.m.7:45 p.m.11:00 am.ST.STEPHEN'S CHURCH DORCHESTER end ATWATER WESTMOUNT Keorer Walter G.Aasbil Sunday, March 13th 8:00 aun.Hoy Communion 0:45 a.m.Church School 11:00 a.m.Morning Prayer Organist Mr, E.Tait Wh WELCOME YOU Church of The Advent Cbrner of Wood and Western Westmount CLERGY The Revd, Ajex Mellor: The Revd.Gieen L_ Pritchard : I'he Kevd, Canon 5, B.Lindsay (Hon, Sunday, March 13th Third Sunday in Lent 8:00 an.Holy Eucharist 9:30 am.Holy Eucharist 10:15 a.m.Matting (said) 11:00 a.m.Church School 11:00 a.m.Sung Eucharist 7:00 p.m.Evensong Holy Eucharist: Weekdays Tuesday, 7:00 aan.5:45 p.m.Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.Thursday, 7:00 a.m.Friday, 8:00 a.m.Wednesday, March 16th 8:00 p.m.Compline, followed by discussion of \u201cPrinciples of Union\u201d led by the Rev'd.J.N.Doidge SYNAGOGUES TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Or.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Rabbi Jay B.Goldburg, Assistant Rabbi SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, March 1ith at 8:15 pan, Rabbi Goldburg will speak on \u201cIn The Cleft Of The Rock.\u201d Oneg Shabbat and Kiddush reception follows the worship.Saturday Morning, March 12th at 11:30 nm.Sermonette by Howard Schwartz, ANNUAL CONGREGATIONAL SEDER Monday Evening, April 4th at 6:45 p.m.the first night of Passover for bonafide members and their families.Reserve with Temple Office, 937-3575.RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Sunday Morning.March 13th \u2014 annual Purim play \u201cHaman Foiled Again\u201d at 11:45 a.m, in Junior Assembly.Regular classes \u2014 Junior School, Sunday Mornings at 9:30; High School, Saturday Mornings at 9:30; Daily Hebrew \u2014 Mondav thru Thursday, at 4 nm, DR.JOSEPH BERLIAWSKY SPEAKS AT SCHOOL FOR ADULTS Sunday Morning, March 13th at 10:15 a.m.on \u201cThe Musical Education for the Child.\u201d At 1} a.m.the following classes .will meet: The BAPTIST \u2018| Growth Of Reform Judaism \u2014 Rabbi Goldburt.Leader; Hebrew Course \u2014 Mrs.Ruth Roth, Instructress, CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) Sunday, March 13th 13:00 a.m.\u201cTHE MOOD OF QUIET ECSTASY\" Preacher : Rev.Leonard Mason, B.A, BD.Church Scheel at 11:00 a.m.in Trafalgar School, Simpson Street PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH S49 Melville Avenue Rev.Chas, C.Cechrane, B.A, B.D, Minister Sunday, March 13th 11:00 a.m.Church School 11:00 a.m, Public Worship The Minister will preach Lester A.Woodin Organist and Choirmaster All are cordially welcome Westmount Baptist \u2018How God becomes Real\u2019 At morning worship the minister The Rev.Harold J.Balsdon will preach on the subject \u201cHow God becomes Real\u201d and in \u2018the evening the topic of his sermon will be \u201cGrasping After Life.\u201d From 7 until 7:30 each Sunday evening there will be a Hymn- sing in the Sanctuary under the direction of the organist and choir director Mr.Frank Armstrong.After the evening service all are cordially invited to the lower hall for the Fellowship hour when coffee and light refreshments will be served.The Church School meets on Sundays at 10 and 10:45 am.The 10 a.m.class is for seniors and \u2018the 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.English classes for new Canadians are held on Monday evenings at 8 p.m.The CGIT meets on Thursday at 7:15 p.m., and the BYPU meets on Fridays at 7 p.m.St.Andrew's \u201cCan We Know What God Is Like?\u201d is the title of the sermon to be given by the Minister Rev.Dr.D.M.Grant, at the morning worship service on Sunday at eleven o'clock.Dr.Grant will also conduct the service.The Church School will meet at eleven o'clock -\u2014 all departments, and the Crib Corner and Nursery will take care -of young children.| Religious radio How to use and enjoy that vision or discernment which goes far beyond mere physical eyesight, will be discussed on the next Christian Science radio broadcast in the regular Series \u201cThe Bible Speaks to You\u201d heard on Station CKVL (dial 850) every Sunday morning at 9:45, BOMBS CHANGE WEATHER The scientists now believe that the dust from the nuclear ex- 11:00 a.m.7:30 p.m.WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West at 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.\u2018HOW GOD BECOMES REAL\" \u201cGRASPING AFTER LIFE\u201d Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.Sunday Schools 10:00 a.m.and 10:45 a.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME plosion and more especially, since China has set off a series of blasts, disturbs the atmosphere which in turn releases moisture content over scattred areas of the world.They also believe that the violent windstorms experienced are also a part of the upset being caused.They also add that the layman has been convinced of this for a far longer time than they.\u2014Huntingdon (Que.) Gleaner, stance\u201d as JGod than in man, then no ma- \u2018\u2019! think his spirit would like to attend church svery single Sunday; but moving 180 pounds of flab!\u201d it sometimes has trouble Temple Emanu-El \u2018In the Cleft Friday evening, March 11th at of the Rock Mareh 13th at 8.15 p.m.in Temple 8.15 p.m.Rabbi Goldburg will | Community House.Guest speaker speak on \u201cIn The Cleft Of The |\u2014 Dr.Nathan Wiseboard, Em- Rock\u201d.Oneg Shabbat and Kid- |inent Psychiatrist will speak on dush reception follows the wor-| \u201cThe Pressure Of Modern Day ship in Grover Auditorium.Saturday morning, March 12th at 11.30 a.m.Sermonette by' Howard Schwartz, Administrative Assistant, Temple Emanu-El Religious School.Reservations The first night of Passover, Monday evening, April 4th, 6.45; p.m.Price per plate $6.00.This ' annual congregational Seder is for bonafide members and their families.All reservations must be made not later than March 28th with Temple Office, 937-3575.Religious School Sunday morning, March 13th at 11.45 a.m.the Annual Purim play \u201cHaman Foiled Again\u201d will be presented by members of] classes 5a and 5b \u2014 Miss Edythe\u2019 Myers and Carl Frankei, class teachers, written and directed by Mrs.Lionel Morris.Parents are cordially invited to the Junior \u2018 School Assembly.| In all departments of the School, rehearsals of the Passover melodies have commenced under the direction of Yehuda Vineberg, Mus.Bach, Singles | This newly organized group for | young men and women holds its | first meeting on Sunday evening, : Christian Science 'Substance\u2019 | sermon topic | The true nature of \u201cSub-! defined first by Biblical prophets and later by Christ Jesus will be the Lesson- Sermon subject in all Christian Science church services this Sunday.Among Bible selections, | E the story of Peter's healing of the lame man at the gate of the temple called Beautiful will be presented to illustrate the theme that real substance is spiritual.Pertinent passages to be read from the denominational textbook \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy will include: \u201cWhen we come to have more faith in the truth of being than we have in error, more faith in Spirit than matter, more faith in living than in dying, more faith in terial suppositions can prevent us from healing the sick and destroying error.\u201d | Living.\u201d Social hour will follow.For information \u2014 Gerald Miller, HU.99036; Rabbi Goldburg, 937-3575.School for Adults Sunday morning, March 13th at 10.15 a.m.on \u2018\u2018\u2019The Musical Education for the Child.\u201d At 11 a.m, the following classes will meet: The Growth Of Reform Judaism \u2014 Rabbi Goldburg, Leader; Hebrew Course \u2014 Mrs.Ruth Roth, Instructress.Book Lovers\u2019 Forum Wednesday afterneon, March 23rd at 2.30 p.m.Temple Sanctuary, Dr.Douglas J.Wilson, Editorial Department, Montreal Star will review \u201cIn Cold Blood\u201d by Truman Capote.Tea will follow the lecture.\u2018How Fares the Church\u2019 The Sacrament of Baptism will be administered next Sunday merning in Dominion-Deu- glas.Dr.Smith will preach on the theme \u201cHow Fares the Church?\u201d and will deal with the \u2018results of the criticisms which have been expressed about the institution of the church.In the evening he will deal with the fourth chapter in the Lenten Study Book \u2014 under the theme \u2014 Is Security a Legitimate Goal?This will be followed by discussion.5610 SHERBROOKE STREET, WEST { PE éd CIE CPC [UU SU At Unity Boys\u2019: \u2018The Sound of Music\u2019 BY L date set .WILLIS | | | | The walls at Unity are 1e- \u2018February 27th and were a credit sounding with the music of the \u201cSound of Music,\u201d all departments are going full tilt.Costumes are being fitted, tickets\u2019 printed, hand bills distributed, finishing touches put on the scenery.Altogether this adds up to a most successful production being anticipated by the members, their parents, friends and relations.The dress rehearsal takes place on Thursday, March 17th when club members will compose the audience and on Friday.March 18th the curtain will rise on the premiere of this beautiful production.A great deal of effort has gone into this show and it is hoped it will be well supported.The curtain rises at 8:00 p.m.sharp.The cast is as follows: Maria \u2014 Christine Henson, Mother Abbess \u2014 Nancy Dallas, ! Sister Margarita \u2014 Buhay Me- Kay, Sister St.Beinadette \u2014 Sharon Syvret, Sister Luke \u2014 Loretta Fernandes, Sister St.John \u2014 Margaret Sister St.Mark \u2014 Karen Hogan, Captain Von Trapp \u2014 Ronald Donahue, Liesl \u2014 Nancy Dallas, Louisa \u2014 Buhay Me- Kay, Kurt \u2014 John Baxter, Bri- gitta \u2014 Sharon Syvret, Freid- rick \u2014Wendy Russell, Marta \u2014 Patly Anne Fernandes, Gretl \u2014 Nancy Yates, Butler \u2014 Kathy Yule, Housekeeper \u2014 Kay Robinson, Herr Zeller \u2014 Debbie Standing, Rolf \u2014 Blair Marshall, Max \u2014 Blair Marshall, Hanlz \u2014 Robert Taylor.Martinez Trio \u2014 Debbie Standing, Kay Robinson, Kathy Yule, Helena \u2014 Karen Hogan, Bar- onness Shreider \u2014 Sally Wood- head.NEW LOOK Added to the \u201cNew Look\u2018 at Unity are foot high styrofoam letters cui out by Frank Orsini of the Lion's Boys\" Club.We, appreciate this cooperation and feel they have added much to out decor.BANQUET The Unity Boys\u2019 Club will be hosts at the Volunteer Banquet this year\u2019 on March 15th.As well as our own volunteers our guests will include volunteers from Point St.Charles, Lion's and East End Boys\" Club.Awards will be presented at this event.TALENT PARADE Maurice Mariasine and the Unity Talent Parade appeared on Tom Auburn's Sunday afternoon \u201cTalent Hunt\u201d Sunday.Obituary J.S.Babbitt J.Stanley Babbitt, a resident of Westmount, died recently while vacationing in Florida.He was 72.Born in New York City.Mr.Babbitt attended St.Paul's School in Concord, New Hampshire.and went on to graduate from Cornell University with a degree in chemical engineering, During the First World War, he served with the U.S.Army Chemical Corps.At the time of his discharge he held the rank of captain.Mr.Babbitt was first employed by the Barrett Chemical Corporation and later by the Ogden Minton Vacuum Dryer Co.Mr.Babbitt then worked for the Gair Paper Co.as a manufacturer's agent and subsequently came to live in Canada.Morrissey, | to all concerned.SPORTS unteer for several years in the | basketball department has been son a trip to the West Coast with the Montreal Orchids to play in the Junior Canadian Basketball finals.| In City Midget Basketball League semi-final action, Unity ] Hudson Aleyne, a Unity vol- Boys\u2019 Club defeated Sun Youth, | Organization 77-65.Steve Al- leyne and Dave Atherton led the winners with 26 and 22 points respectively, The deciding game will take place on Monday at, | Montreal High School at 7:30 p.m.RETURN VISIT , We had a fine group of boys \u2018from the Ottawa Boys\u2019 Club \u2018visit us at Unity on Saturday.February 26th.These inter-club , visits are considered very beneficial in fostering good sportsmanship and interest in others.| Consequently another trip has | been arranged for the Midget and Bantam Basketball teams to : return tg Ottawa on Saturday., March 12th.| | PLEASE NOTE ! The Club will be closed for | regular program from Monday.| March 14th to Saturday, March 119th.Aside from the prepara-' {tion and production of the | \u201cSound of Music\u201d several spe- | cial events will take place.On Monday evening the staff will i meet with the Women's Auxili- , ary Le discuss plans for the com- \u2018ing year.This is the first time such a meeting has occurred.1 On Tuesday evening the Volun- (tee Banquet will be held.On Wednesday night the staff will i be Club Hopping \u2014 NOT Night Clubs please but Boys\u2019 Clubs.| The Lion's Boys\" Club and Point St.Charles Club will be honor- led by a visit.Thursday and Fri-, day.of course.\"THE SOUND \"OF MUSIC.\" and Saturday \u2014 Recovery.~ \u2018Brigadoon\u2019 shows much improvement The Arcadian's production of : \u2018Brigadoon\u2019 at the Westmount High School auditorium has an improvement over the original of twenty vears ago.It is possible that in New York there is a \"dearth of pipe bands.but the and drummers of St.Laurent I in their spanking regalia started the evening off in fine style.+ Christine Troup as Fiona.and { Ralph Alcorn as Tommy Albright are to be commended on a fine \"performance.Madeline Hastings as the bride Jeanny.and her groom Ralph Emery.were a con- vineingly loving pair.and in fine | voice.Among others who supported the principals well, were Malcolm Miller as the dominie :Lundie, and Carol Palidor as' Meg, and we hope she regains [her voice for the performances \u2018to come.| He was also associated with the Continental Can Corporation.i He was a member of the Royal Montreal Golf Club and the Larrimac Golf Club.Mr.Babbitt is survived by his wife.the former M.Millicent, a brother Niles, of Marion, Pa., and a sister.Mrs, John S.Ogilvie of Lutherville, Md.| of the ten kilted pipers ' \u2019 ST.PATRICK'S BALL: Members of St.Patrick's Ball Committee photographed at a recent meeting (left to right) Mrs.Joseph Dunne, Mr.William McNally, 4467 Sherbrooke St.West, Westmount and Dr.Albert Cloutier.The ball will take Friday evening, March 18 in the Windsor Hotel.Guests of honor will be Sir Basil Goulding.Bt.and Lady Goulding of Dublin, Ireland.444 Elm Avenue.place 92.CHRISTIE PLUMBING COMPLETE PLUMBING SERVICE RESIDENTIAL \u2014 COMMERCIAL \u2014 INDUSTRIAL 5331A Sherbrooke W.\u2014 LIMITED FAST \u2014 EFFICIENT HU.4-2010 24 Hour Service John J.Pepper of 3637 The Boulevard.Westmount, who is Chairman of the 1966 Alumni Fund for Loyola.which is now underway, A member of the firm of Brais Campbell Pepper & Durand.Pepper has long been active in affairs of the Bar Association.He is married to the former Anita |! Turcotte and is the father of five sons.ONE STANDARD NEEDED We wish the Russians could get away with their demands | that the price of gold be raised.| This is the first time that we \u2018 can honestlv say that we have ever agreed with the present | day ideas of the Communist | doctrines.But when it comes fo something that could benefit this area of course we are all | for it.\u2014 Geraldton Ont.» Times-Star, County.or visit MEMPHRAMAGOG opposite Camp Arrowhead) Beebe, Stanstead County THE BAKERWOOD CLUB A new Estate Development is now offering for sale beautiful sites for year-round homes.One to two acres in size, priced from $2,000 to $6,500.To take advantage of the wonderful year-round recreational facilities of this scenic area and or to arrange for future retirement, many families are now locating their second home in historical Stanstead For further information or free brochure, please phone Arthur SNOW aus reco.43 Westminster Ave.N.Montreal West, P.Q.484-8433 LAKE (Fitch Bay, AY IN AY, - AWNINGS - $ À Ee us TR 4 DE pme SÉADEVRE SE 46 Sa We Aluminum Building Products WINDOWS - DOORS CLAPBOARD Why Wait ?ca 279-8551 1530 Beaubien St.E.Montreal | W TN ye Cat Id 12 PR se ARE EU NE HU A 9961 \u2018OL Y240/N \u2018Abpsinyy \u2018soujuox3 junoussom 841 \u2014 / The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 10, 1966 \u2014 8 IF YOU ARE MOVING Consult Malcolm Gregory ebout your rug problems.(eel 14 ORIENTAL RUG (O.4151 - 4153 St.Catherine St.W.Phone WE.2-4277 MISS RENEE PERON.daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Rene Peron and MR.DAVID PATERSON, son of Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Paterson, of Westmount, whose engagement is announced.The marriage has heen arranged to take place in the middle of June.\u2014 (Photos by Coronet Studios Inc.! Women's Canadian Club Meets special Guests Brigadier H, W.Love, directur of the Arctic Institute of North America, and Mrs.Love and Miss Alice Lighthall, chairman of the Indian and Eskimo Committee of the Canadian Handicrafts Guild, were guests of the Women's Canadian Club at its meeting last Monday in the Sheraton - Mount Royal Hotel.Guest speaker at the meeting was Mr.Douglas Wilkinson who gave on illustrated lecture called \u201cHigh Adventure in the High Arctic.\u201d Auxiliary displays collection Fashions for all seasons were presented by Mme.Dysthe for the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Montreal General Hospital (West- mount branch) in Livingston Hall last week.Miss Barbara Whitley : assisted Mme.Dysthe as com- 5 .l mentator.; + .AJ $ \u201c S P! mg S pecia 4] The annual showing was = beautitully presented to a full A few weeks to enjoy our finest permanent at a reduced price., house.and the designs, modclled by members of the auxiliary, dis- \"closed Mme.Dysthe's great ability to overcome some very serious De Luxe problems in women\u2019s fashion.1 Permanent % liked her imaginative skill in ; | eliminating the back zipper for $1 5 \u20ac instance, and also her sympathy Reg.$25 for * with the problem of the too tight + skirt, which added such variety \u2026 to the collection.Cut and styling included 484-5450 Some of my own favorites: À line.a painted linen summer i\u201c paneled A-line skirted suit of SALON à | cotton tweed, a natural sheared .# seal long jacket.a black lace eve- : Antoinette X ning coat with a straight simple VIGEANT \"HAIRDRESSER evening dress, and the prize of ilthe collection, a black and white $| mink evening collar which can be à 7 separated, (Mme.Dysthe knows * 4879 Sherbrooke St.W, * where fo use zippers) to make *{two neek pieces, one black and AE 4\u2019 of course the other a snowy white, Going to Dorval Airport?Call WESTMOUNT TAXI 935-2468 You'll get there on time, in comfort for $4.00 L_ FLxarniner | Coming - Events DANCE \u2014 Given by the Young, Liberal Association on Friday.March 11.at 8 p.m., Holiday Inn on Cote de Liesse Road.The dance will be attended by the Hon.Eric Kierans and Warren Allmand M.P.Tickets $3.00 a! person or $5.00 a couple can be obtained at the door, or by call ing Susan Robertson, 844-8151 or 932-7934.| DESSERT BRIDGE \u2014 The Westmount Women's Club Spring | Welfare Bridge will be held in.Victoria Hall, Thursday, March ' 17 at 1 p.m.Mrs.Russell TT.Stackhouse, president, will conduct the proceedings.! Tickets may be obtained from | Mrs.H.M.Soden at 486-0813.\u2018 | i | MAMMOTH BAZAAR \u2014 The Ladies Auxiliary of Mount Sinai Hospital are holding their annual Mammoth bazaar and food | fair on Tuesday, March 15, from | 10:00 a.m.to 10:00 p.m.at the | Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue.| 5471 Lemieux, corner Maplewood.| It is open to the public and ad-; mission is free.Proceeds to aid \u2018 the patients in the Hospital.Scottish Variety Show: \u201cA Breath of Scotland\u201d coming direct from Scotland will be performed at the Westmount High School Auditorium, Thursday,\u2019 March 31, and Friday, April 1.! Curtain time, 8 p.m.Will Starr, Scotland\u2019s favorite accordionist, Dennis Clancy, tenor, will sing! the songs you like to hear.Other personalities include Ivy Carey, | soprano.Irene Campell.dan-; cer, Johnny Victory of T.V.I Jimmy Fletcher, comedian, John Crawford, pianist, and other guest artists.The 40] \"Pipe Band of Westmount will be in attendance.For reservations: Carrie Biggers, 481-, 7655, Peggy Porter, 724-7648, Scotland House.844-4103.Inthe Women's Realm Vacationers Among recent arrivals at The Cloister, Sea Island, Georgia, were Mr.and Mrs.H.G.Wels-' ford of 32 Ramsay Road, and General and Mrs.A.E.Walford of 728 Upper Belmont Avenue.Parents meeting A meeting of Weston School parents will be held on Thurs-! day, March 17th, at 8.15 p.m.| at 4335 Hampton avenue.The speaker will be Dr.Bois, of Viewpoints Institute, | California, the subject of his address will be \u201cCreative Communications\u201d.| Karnak meeting | Karnak ladies club will meet in room 107 at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday.March 15th, at 130 pm.Mrs.M.Gledhill will show slides of her world tour.Tea will be served and guests will be welcomed by the president, Mrs.A.Kemp.Samuel | § AMERICAN LINN) A | | | J.L.ADAMS, Proorietor 1 1 Medalist, McGill University Medalist.M.C.of Pharmacy Prescriptions carefully and accurately filled of reesonable orices.1385 Greene Ave.WE.2-2136 Corner Sherbrooke WE.2.2488 | MR.and MRS.LAWRENCE S.BLOOMBERG, whose wedding took place recently at the Windsor Hotel.The bride is the former Miss Frances Carol Sheiner, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Albert Sheiner, of Westmount.Mr.Bloomberg is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Sol Bloomberg, of Cote St.Luc., ily and the exceptional child family \u2014 to understand their prob- îte on .lems and what can be done to The United Church Women oi help them achieve a happier and Westmount Park Church will hold | fuller life.a St.Patrick's Luncheon on Wed- \u2018nesday, March 16 at one p.m.in Webster Hall, Mrs.L.J.Stuart, Co-ordinator of Women\u2019s Associations, Visitors Service of Expo.will be guest speaker and her subjeet will be \u201cExpo.'67.\u201d Luncheon Going Travelling ?Join The ATWATER LIBRARY Major project Mrs.William Addleman and Mrs, Harold Schneider, both of Westmount, are members of the\u2019 steering committee for the 10th Women\u2019s Community Conference of the Women's Federation, Allied And Read .Jewish Community Services.The HOW & WHERE conference, which will be held on Tuesday, April 19 at the Wind- .To Go.sor Hotel, will deal with \u2018\u2018Deterrents to Family Dignity.\u201d It is the major annual project of the Women's Federation Education Committee, which is under the chairmanship of Mrs, Schneider.Mrs.Joseph Ditkofsky is chairman of the conference, 1200 Atwater 935-7344 ANNÉE McGILL CHORAL SOCIETY Presents .SPRINGSONG \u201866 under the direction of Gifford Mitchell, accompanied by Graham Knott SAT., MAR.19th, 8:15 P.M.Sir Arthur Currie Memorial + The Conference will survey three types of \u2018\u2018disadvantaged\u2019\u2019 families in Montreal \u2014 the marginal family, the immigrant fam- Gym.475 Pine Ave., West Tickers: $1.75 (reserved) Perm rc sit \u2019i and $1.25 ermanent Collection ON SALE AT of Paintings by : Ronald Davies Davies MOUSE OF PAINTINGS 4908 Sherbrooke St, West HU.6-1264 The University Centre 3480 MecTovish Phone: 288-4231 International Music Store 1334 St.Catherine St.W.Phone: 866-3537 ALSO AT THE DOOR ARERR NE : : : : : * x : FARIA AA AAA AAA Rh ddA Add ddd dr eke Ade deo .MR.and MRS.BRIAN WILLIAM STOKES, photographed following their wedding recently in Divinity Hall Chapel of McGill University.Mrs, Stokes was formerly Miss Beatrice Redpath, daughter of Mrs.John Peterson Redpath, of Westmount, and Mr.Stokes is the son of Mrs.Ralph Grainger Stokes, of Dunedin, New Zealand.Queen Elisabet A uxiliary Meets | Redpath \u2014 Stokes The marriage of Beatrice, daughter ot Mrs.John Peterson Red.path, of Westmount, to Mr.Brian William Stokes, of London, England, son of Mrs.Ralph Grainger Stokes, of Dunedin, New Zealand, touk place recently in the Divinity Hall Chapel, McGill University, the Rev.E.Clifford Knowles, D.D., officiating.Miss Mary Blaikie | played the wedding music, and standards of spring flowers decorated the church.The brides who was given jaway by her uncle, Mr.James ; A.MacGowan, of Fort William, \u2018Ont.was in a gown vf white: poult de soie.the empire bodice : [having a scoop neckline.and [sleeves ending in points over \u201cthe hands finished with small buttons, and the skirt which widened at the hemline was fashioned with a back panel.Her circular veil of tulle illusion was held by an heirloom spray of orange blossoms, and she carried a cascade bouquet of gardenias and white hyancinths.Miss Lesley Galt, and Miss Daphne Dolan.as bridesmaids, were in frocks of dahlia pink poult de soic.fashioned on empire lines.the bodices having a square necklines, and elbow- \u201c , length sleeves.with a crocheted - band at the waistline.They wore \u2018small bows in their hair, and \u2018carried bouquets of white and -deep pink tulips.Mr.A.Peter Cumyn acted as \u201cbest man for Mr.Stokes, and the ushers were Mr.John Mc- Gillis, and Mr.Arnold B.Sharp.Mrs.Redpath, the bride's mother.was gowned in a French blue sheath.She wore a hat of Tdeep pink chiffon and velvet bows.and had a spray of deep pink roses pinned to her handbag.Mrs.Stokes, mother of the bridegroom, was in a gown of deep jade green silk.under a matching coat.She wore an or- .ganza hat in tones of blue and | green, and a corsage bouquet of The Woman's Auxiliary of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital is hold- | Orange Delight roses.ing its annual meeting on Wednesday afternoon.March 16, at two o'clock, in the Nurses\u2019 Residence, Northcliffe Ave., to be preceded by an executive meeting \u2018at one o'clock, Mrs.Philip Pugsley, the president, will preside.Tea will be served following the meeting.Mrs.Emil Cote is tea convener, Miss Jessie Harris, Mrs.R.W.Jones and Mrs.lan Hutchison will preside at the tea table.Following the ceremony a | reception was held at the St.j James's Club.Later Mr.and Mrs.Stokes left for New York | and Bermuda, the bride travel- \"ling in an ensemble of blue and.0 green wool weave, the bodice of the frock having a round neckline, and elbow-length sleeves, and the coat being fashioned on slim lines, having a belted back, and wearing a beret of the same material.[a Annual meeting The Auxiliary of St.Mary's Hospital will hold their Annual Meeting and luncheon in the Auditorium of the hospital on Thursday.March 17, at 12:30 p.m.8he guest speaker is Miss Patricia Ling of the City of Montreal, Planning Department, whose topic will be \u201cOld Montreal.\u201d Her talk will be illustrated.Mrs.John Y.Stanfield and Mrs.Harry C.Donahue are co-conveners.The meeting will be under the chairmanship of Mrs, John H.Dunne, President of the Auxiliary.Ji ed VIOL, George Pickrell GUARANTEED FLOWERS Tel.: 935-5431 \u2014 Delivery Anywhere 4154 St.Catherine Street West (Opposite Elm Ave.) Free Delivery 5 ATHENS PRESCRIPTION CENTRE \u201cYou're paying too much for your PRESCRIPTIONS if we're not filling them\u2019 489-6854 Service until Midnight 7 days a week Westmount Medical Building Sherbrooke at Claremont 484-1614 Europa \u201cEuropean flavour for the connoisseur of fine Cheese Pastry « Sausages 5227 Sherbrooke W.ANNOUNCING THE GRAND OPENING OF foods\u201d The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 10, 1966 \u2014 10 «$F Five hundred thousand golden daffodils, grown near Victoria, B.C.will soon be on their way to Montreal te be sold to (he general public by the Daffodil Day Committee of the Canadian Cancer Society.The one day sale will be held April 1 and 70 section chairmen and 600 volunteers have been enlisted to ensure its success.right: McKENNA.St.George ladies | Last week was ladies week at tors.Mrs.K.H, Wiggett was con- | the St.George Club on the Bou- vener of the bonspiel and com- levard when the club's First mentator at the fashion showing! Ladies Invitational Bonspicl was! of creations from Artistic Wear ! held on Monday and Tuesday, a and Murphy Fur Migr.Lid.sberry party preceded the distri- Members of the committee in- bution of prizes on Wednesday.cluded Mrs.W.H.Ackhurst.Mrs.i Louis Laflamme, Mrs.Gilbert A buffet dinner followed by a Layton, Mrs.W.E.Thompson, fashion show was held Wednes- Mrs.N.C.Phemister and Mrs.day night for members and visi- A.D.Newell.TUE tre Fra ET ar BO ti me an aise a: _\u2014- 7 EVERYTHING for a Happy Bide Brides! We thing your the handsoms groom.choose him yourself.But if you choose duBois to do the ing.you may be sure that every- Gi RO oo lac 1 supply wedding can every.except You must for cater- Ë thing will be the best.The most Ÿ delicious food, the finest service Ÿ will be yours.Call today 481 4 8163.RENT SILVERWARE, TABLE LINEN, TABLES, CHAIRS, COAT RACKS, ETC.We DISHES, GLASSWARE, Cm ACY A Se Cee mAs team ) { AVAILABLE FOR RECEPTIONS AND PARTIES ; à PRINCE ALBERT SALON Above Our Store os u fois: FRENCH PASTRY & CATERERS |! 4887 Sherbrooke Street West 481-8163 Ÿ {Corner Prince Albert) k Fe Che ee enn Lae, Shown at an organization meeting are, left to MRS.W.P.KEATING, MRS.JACK LAZARE, 36 Aberdeen Avenue, MRS.A.KINSMAN, 472 Cote St.Antoine, MRS.LAWRENCE TARSHIS.805 Upper Belmont, and MRS, KEN Conference set The Right Rev.R.Kenneth Maguire, Bishop of Montreal.has called a day-long conference to be held at Anglican House today at 10 a.m.The conference will deal with the role of the Christian woman in the world today.Discussion, in groups.will follow the bishop's address.Apples Add Fine Flavor Cake for breakfast anyone?Yes indeed! And hot apple crumb sugar cake is the favorite of back-to-school youngsters and hungry husbands.Its sugar goodness and warm aroma makes gelting up in the morning easy .it\u2019s full of nutrition for a good start to the day.Apple crumb sugar cake is pre-: pared with a combination of crunchy new apples.sugar and spices.Topped with a sugar-but- ter-flour crumb mixture, then baked to wholesome goodness, it is one of the most delicious new breakfast cakes.Wonderful for cool, crisp mornings.APPLE CRUMB SUGAR CAKE 2 cups of tart sliced apples cup sugar 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1 tablespoon lemon juive teaspoon ginger 2 teaspoon allspice 1 cup sugar 3 teaspoon salt 2 cups sifted flour 2 teaspoons baking powder 2 cup butter 2 cggs, separated 2 cup milk \u2014 Mix sliced apples, | cup sugar.\u201c| spices and lemon juice; set aside.Sift together sugar.salt, flour and baking powder.Add butter and mix thoroughly using a fork.Reserve 1 cup crumbs, Stir in well beaten cgg yolks and milk to the remaining crumb mixture.Fold in beaten egg whites: mix thoroughly.Pour into well-greased 9 x 9 baking pan, Drain apple mixture and spread on ! top of batter; cover with 1 cup of crumbs that | have been reserved.Bake in hol oven 400°F for about 45 minutes.When done, sprinkle cinnamon over top of cake.president, will preside and the Members day © GOLD © COPPER ° ROM The annual member's day .per ° Co, meeting of the Westmount Wo-ll © CADMIUM © SILVER men\u2019s Club will be held on March REPAIRED REPLATED 11 at 2:30 p.m.in Victoria Hall.REFINISHED LACQUERED Mrs.Russell T.Stackhouse the JOHN H.FEELEY & Sons Ltd, Est.1899 Repairing Silversmiths and Elec.tre Plators, Operating Canada's Largest High Class Job Shep.WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St.VI.5-7947 (A few doors above St.Catherine St.) Opposite Henry Morgan & Co.new members will be introduced.J.1.Rubinstein, Merchandising Supervisor with Du Pont of Canada Ltd.will discuss \u2018\u2018Chemistry for Consumers 1966.\" Slides will be shown.At the end of the meeting a special members day tea will be served by the board.K LOVELY , 0° with a TORSPRIN Start the new season with an exciting new hairdo created especially for you by one of our expert hair stylists .And it's time to make your Easter appointment now.Call today.PERMANENTS $7590 or [EN + 482-4320 er am HAIRDRESSER PE SANT NAN 4927 Sherbrooke St.W.\"ALWAYS A FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE\" {Near Claremont) | ë = ait No doubt you've heard about the family ortrait, in some homes it's the family ine-up.For a free estimate on bathroom modernizing.CALL 935-2521 Westmount Renovation ro; 1248 Greene Ave.Claude J.Cadorette (Next to Steinberg's) ARITA 24 HUUR SERVICE THE KENTUCKY DERBY! THE OXFORD & CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACE! WIMBLEDON! THE WORLD SERIES! ALL GREAT SPORTING EVENTS AND NOW Antoine\u2019s Art Gallery ANNOUNCE THEIR FIFTH ANNUAL \u201cMAKE-AN-OFFER-SALE\"\u2018 (Another Great Sporting Event) An unique event which should appeal to the sporting instincts of every picture lover.You are completely on your own \u2014 browse around \u2014 select one or more paintings which appeal to you, and which you think you would like to own.All paintings will bear their stock numbers.plus the regular selling price.You will fill in on a special card the number of the picture you select \u2014 your offer \u2014 name and adress and your phone number.At four o'clock this Saturday and the following Saturday, March 19th \u2014 The Final Day of this Sale \u2014 the offers will be examined and each successful bidder notified by phone.OUR ENTIRE COLLECTION IS OFFERED Galleries Open Daily 8:30 a.m.to 5:30 p.m.\u2014 Saturdays 4 p.m.415 CRAIG ST.W.\u2018Ven oo UN.6-4095 Next Door) ed The Canadian Amateur Synchronized Swimming Association of the Quebec Section will present an AQUA GO GO SHOW OF '66 at the Maisonneuve Sports Centre, 3000 Viau Street East on March 19th, at 8.30 p.m.Standing left to right: Mrs.Lise Fyfe, Mrs.Lenora Tamney, Mrs.Edna Ebbitt, Mrs.Muriel Whyte, Mrs.Diane Shea, Miss Louise Orr; Sitting left to right: Mrs.Eleanor Whitfield, Mrs.Alyette Crevier, Miss Jerry Dubrule.MISS MARGAR MR.WILLIAM ALFRED HALLAM whose engagement is announced.The bride to be is the daughter of Mrs.Elwyn H.Cousens, of Westmount, and the late Mr.C, Pierce Decary.Mr.Hallam is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Henry S.Hallam of the Town of Mount Royal.The wedding will take place on Saturday, June 4, at St.Matthias Church.Montreal Volunteer Bureau asks help Men and women volunteers further details about this and are urgently needed for help and: other volunteer needs.NOTICE All correspondance for the Examiner Social and Women's pages addressed to The Women's Editor, Westmount Examiner, 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 29, Que.should be RENTALS AND SALES on ACCORDIONS, GUITARS, ORGANS, AMPLIFIERS, ETC., ETC.NO CONTRACTS TO SIGN Estoblished 1949 | RAVENDA MUSIC SCHOOL INC.| 774 JEAN TALON WEST Accordion Trial Courses with Loan of Instrument Music Courses Graded from | to 10 with Cerificate Qualified Teachers from The Canadian Accordion Teachers Astoc.274 - 3303 Only at Le Cartier: Rooftop, glass-walled pool.(For those really in the swim of things.) Stand poised upon the diving board; gaze out the windows at quiet Mount Royal and leap, jump, fall, tumble, dive.where else can you do the backstroke 32 stories up?At Le Cartier.Only _ at Le Cartier.Along with sauna bath and health club, valet, maid, doorman, security staff.Environmental control in every room of every suite.An elegant shopping concourse.And much more.Expensive?Fifty percent of Le Cartier's apartments lease for less than $300.per month.Come to Le Cartier.Join us for \u2018apres swim.\u2019 Poolside, they play STANLEY TO PEEL.Rules?Simple.Sight a bus at Stanley Street and race across the pool before it reaches Peel.le CARTIER PEEL AT SHERBROOKE leadership in an educational and recreational program for children aged seven to 16, in the West End.The Montreal Volunteer Bureau, 985 Sherbrooke St.West, has i Genuine Choice Western BEEF QUALITY iS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables *IMPORTED PRODUCTS® NICHOL'S AND SCHNEIDER'S BACON, HAMS & SAUSAGE 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 Also needed are volunteers for the following: Typist, two afternoons per week, in social service agency, West End.Tutor in reading and writing for illiterate women, evenings.Friendly Polish-speaking visitor for depressed hospital patient.Daytime, West End.Mature woman, lo help emotionally disturbed girls, Tuesday or Friday evening, West End.Men and women for handicapped children\u2019s swimming program, Point St.Charles, Wednesdays.Men or wemen for occupational therapy with long-term hospital patients.Hospital volunteers, for clinics and coffee shops, Central.Also French-speaking for clinics in large East end hospital.Groups of women to take responsibility for library in ney home for elderly people.Snow- don.Bilingual clerical help, time.Outremont Hospital.Help with physiotherapy for elderiy patients, weekdays, West End.Man, to take blind man for walks and to movies.Delorimier and Rachel area.day- GALERIE 1430 Sherbrooke St.W.between Mackay & Bishop 842 - 4513 EXHIBITION GALBRAÎTH- CORNELL Until March 30 - 12-5 p.m.- 7-10 p.m.Weds.Saturdays 10-5 p.m.HENAUT Leasing and Managing Agents: Monreal Trust Company, ANOTHER AC! PROPERTY CORPORATION DEVELOPMENT, TEL.845-0422 9961 \u2018OL Y240N \u2018Aopsinyy \u2018soujuoxg Junoulsam 3YL \u2014 LL PROPERTY WANTED We have buyers waiting for homes in Westmount.We can effect quick sales when necessary, or we can arc AR SHINE BER SEA WE 2 LIRA EEN STR AE CE RE ES tv Yo GR The Westmount cxaminer | Classified Advertisin ELECTRICAL SERVICE @ INDUSTRIAL @ COMMERCIAL ® RESIDENTIAL oO = | © 9 z 9 £ 5 ima or 42 car cm \u2014 24 HOURS EMERGENCY = y - SERVICE = lv to private buyers on an \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 10 Words 75¢ INSTALLATION & 8 individual basis.HUnt er l 0 451 MAINTENANCE £ .- 5e for each additional word 2 St.Francis Realty re Ion Or H.R.CASSIDY = Company Ltd.Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted \u2018after 3.30 p.m.Tuesday for LTD.u BROKERS current issue.For your convenience, Adtaker on duty Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Electrical-Contractors £ until 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1.0451 E 300 Victoria Ave Accounts may be paid at any Montreal Island branch of The Bank of Montreal 484-3523 x 489-5321 \u2019 or The Royal Bank of Canada.5765 Monkland Ave.pa i Lu, | Quality - Service - Satisfaction 5 Ne ET Cpt LET [3 .° 1 PROPERTY FOR SALE 50 APARTMENTS TO LET 82 AUTOS FOR SALE $ Service Directory | \u2018 \u2014_\u2014 = Ll 2 .3 BUILDING REPAIRS | Buying A Home?400 lL d | Attention - VERN OATWAY.contractor, \u2018general WE HAVE WHAT YOU'RE .ans owne | pate, Special me SHOPPING EASY, PICK UP | Dragsters pales, panting.WE, 2 5032 CARPENTRY | Are vou satisfied with vour present game room\u201d \u2014 or perhaps \u2014 {living de you want a new one oF any home addition.Let us do a guaranteed job with Arthur Snow better workmanship at a i competitive price | CHARLIE LAROSE 636-0591 Mr.Home Improvement EN DRESSMAKING | EXCLUSIVE EUROPEAN DRESSES, SUITS, COATS CUSTOM MADE.REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS.HU.8 4245.\"FURNITURE REPAIRS STEVENS ! FURNITURE REFINISHING HAND REFINISHING AND REPAIRING.REMODELLING OF ALL KINDS.CALL: 274-0706 MAINTENANCE Cleaning Of Walls \u2014- Ceilings \u2014 Floors Windows \u2014 Carpets Chesterfields No Job Too Small | Free Estimate CALL: PAT DUGGAN 933-1935 933-3852 3 Jn Westmount, \u201c{tion.jorfer.Call 747 RS ss | PAINTING AND DECORATING | Why Wait For Spring DO IT NOW! J.E J.DE VRIES STADELAAR For painting and wallpapering CALL HU.6-6366 UPHOLSTERY ANDY THE UPHOLSTERER eneral upholstering.Period miture repaired and recovered.Telephone 932-0912.After 5 p.m.937-4446.A HOME BUYERS GUIDE.AVAILABLE AT All NEWS STANDS AT 25\u20ac PROPERTY WANTED WESTMOUNT - Family now restding desires to purchase a 4 5 bedrooms.Large Prefer private drive.Would like to renovate, Occupancy lo suit vendor, Please call Mrs.Helen Blackmore 481-8800 484-8433.home room.larger ltealties Res'd.Broker 131 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY DRESSMAKING und alteration, business with retail store attached for sole.Regular clientele, excellent lucit- Complete price $6.000 or best 5844 or 331-5088.39 OFFICES TO LET Greene Ave.Westmount 325 FEET Very bright office space DESKS AND CHAIRS INCLUDED IN SPECIA)L RATES OF $125.00 PER MONTH.IMMEDIATE CALL: 935-5401 50 APARTMENTS TO LET Metcalfe 254 Apartment 1W 3% Rooms STOVE AND FRIDGE SUPPLIED.LIVING ROOM 10 x 15 BEDROOM 10 x 14 Tel.: WE.7-4947 Heated Apartments 4277 WESTERN.4 ROOMS, HEATED, $130.00 MONTHLY.CALL JANITOR AFTER 5 P.M.WE.5-9820 4378 WESTERN.7 ROOMS, HEATED, $180.00 MONTHLY.CALL JANITOR AFTER 3 P.M.WE.5-4950 TRUST GENERAL DU CANADA TEL.: VI.9-9420 M.BOYER FROM 9 A.M, TO 4.30 P.M._ HOUSES WANTED | 59 EXECUTIVE moving to Mont real wants to rent home in Westmount preferably 4 bed rooms in Roslyn school area, occupancy either May 1st ov July 1st, to suit, Please cail Miss Thiffault at 878-1981.61 FLATS-DUPLEXES TO LET WESTMOUNT lower duplex, one bedroom, double living room and separate dining room, garden \u2018and gravelled parking.Reasonable, for May Ist.WE, 5-324.VERDUN, \u201cLaSali\u20ac ~ neéhr Atwilier.Adulte 3 rooms.3rd floor, garage.| SHERBROOKE ST.WEST AT WESTMOUNT PARK | A New Address Of Distinction For Dignified.Quiet Living By The Builders Of The Magnificent Boulevard Apts.IMPERIAL 1956 HEMI-HEAD V-8 ENGINE WITH NEW 4 BARREL CARBURETOR, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION AND REAR END.ALL IN GOOD CONDITION.HEAVY DUTY BATTERY ONE MONTH OLD.RADIO COMPLETE, 5 TIRES, CALL EVE- IMMEDIATE OR LATER OCCUPANCY NINGS ONLY.RL.7-0424.1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments OT, OE hd e seen an riven 0 appreciate LARGE ROOMS @ VERY GOOD CUP- yale Cal 933-5988.between 6 and CHEY sedan 1938, in good running condition, $500.HU.8-5497.ACADIAN 1964 sedan, standard shift, radio.Closing estate.$1.350.Call 484-7426.RENAULT Dauphine.running order.Private sale, Call 484-8376._ BOARD SPACE e® CENTRALLY AIR- CONDITIONER © THERMOSTATS IN EACH ROOM ® UNDER-COUNTER DISHWASHER ee WALL OVEN ® LARGE REFRIGERATOR e TWO ELEVATORS © AMPLE GARAGE SPACE ® DOORMEN © FREE CABLE TV ® PLUS MANY OTHER FEATURES.Hugh Meagher, Exclusive Rental Agent 1960.Excclient $130.00.MORRIS Oxford, 1964 station wagon, In very good shape.only for $983.00.Please call Albert at WE.7-3563.86 BOATS & MOTORS WE.5-3221 ; BRAND NEW 64 FLATS - DUPLEXES 82 AUTOS FOR SALE 50 H.P.ELECTRIC \u2014 CHRYSLER QUTBOARD 2° .- WITH CONTROLS.EXECUTIVE moving to Montreal wants to rent duplex in 1904 CCR SLR, WINDSOR CALL: 482-8277 Westmount 3 to 4 bedrooms in WINDSHIELD HEATER RA- Roslyn school area.occupancy DIO PLUS \u2018ALL OTHER EX- either May Ist or July Ist, TRAS.30000 MILE GUAR- to suit.Please call Miss Thif- ANTEE TO 50,000 MILES.A-1 90 GARAGES TO LET fault at 878-1981.CONDITION.PRIVATE SALE.CAN BE FINANCED.$2,250.00.CALL 684-4731, AFTER 4.30 7% ROOM & BOARD TO LET P.M.GARAGE to rent, 122 Arling- es eee es ton, $18 monthly.Call Mr.COTE St.Luc, room and board for Schnabel, WE.17-5456, office elderly gentleman or lady.Reason- ei UN.6-2424.able rates.Quiet home.Excellent VOLKSWAGEN 1860, good condition, meals.No children, Call HU, 8- 8708.$400.Call PO.38-5936.Use This Handy Form for Your Examiner Classified NAME .srocsssosesoncseessosc0c0ssscse Date © ts sa ee ess ss ADDRESS reverse PRONE error CO ILASSIFICATION 1.L Lee nana ne0000 Mail or Delives To: I EXAMINER CLASSIFIEDS P°T Assistance Phone 7005 Kildare Read, HU 1-0451 Montree! 29 Your Ad: How to figure Examiner Classifieds\u2019 low cost: words in above ad.words lotal First Balance.words Minimum charge 75e @ 5¢ per word [CO Payment Herewith \u2014 A 28¢ billing charge will be added to «iavoice poyne \u2019 not accompany this order.you # \" » * ev oes | | | eee \u201c 98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female 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 861-6002 98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female Bilingual Typist REQUIRED Part Time 1 TO 5 P.M.5 DAY WEEK $25.Call: 489-9232 (me FOR SALE \u2014 Spring Sale ON NEW AND USED SKI EQUIPMENT AT REDUCED PRICES SLACKS AND JACKETS HALF PRICE LIMITED STOCK DIXON'S SPORTS 5785 SHERBROOKE ST.W.FOR SALE \u2014 Clothing & furs 136 LADY'S clothes.size 10 12: child's red velvet, dress size 12.Reasonable.Call 748-9181.138 FOR SALE \u2014 General 102 HELP WANTED \u2014 Male ARE YOU FED UP WITH YOUR JOB?Five years ago Jim worked for us on a clean-up truck, now.he is a successful \u2018\u2018Sealte: respected: by his customers.home service salesman and\u2019 well Jim gets paid in full every sixth week even though he is on his week off.We will pay you while training you.If you would like to be like Jim \u2018CALL MR: GORDON.JACKSON \"HE WILL BE AT THIS NUMBER 481-8121 FROM 10 AM, TO 10 PM, MARCH 10th, to 14th.102 HELP \u2018WANTED \u2014 Male Wanted TOOLMAKER AND MAINTENANCE OF MACHINERY TOP SALARY.CALL: 861-3671 FOR SALE \u2014 Kitchen equipment .WESTINGHOUSE electric stove, .40.inch, automatic.Perfect condition, se.\u2018Call 331-2811.130 A GOOD DEAL ON HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES Washer: dryer; fridge; desk: living room fiirniture: kitchen set and other items.Call 484- Indian Rug 13 x 15.BLOND BEIGE, RUG AND FRINGE HAND MADE.CALL AFTER 5 P.M.484-2012.CONTINENTAL \u2018single bed Beautyrest \"| mattreds; corner cupboard; blunkets; .car rum; other articles.482-3572.NINE piece dining room set; gas and oi! combination \u2018stove.Both good condition.Reasonable, Call 767-6825.| CHINA cabinet: tabies; oi) \u2018painting; pedsi bureaus; other household items.FRIDGE, 11 c.f.with full top Treezer, perfect\u2019 condition, $55, 334-2276.REFRIGERATOR medium size,, stove 4 burner Westinghouse.Good condition.Both $100.00, Call 484-6117.- 132 FOR SALE \u2014 , Musical instruments .PIANO.WILL BUY .USED \u2018PIANO.CALL 748-6859.134 FOR SALE \u2014 Sports Equipment ISO motor scooter, 150 cc.good running order, reasonable.Call 491- 6770.pnable, 481-5538.DINING suite 8 piece (walnuti, Bargain; kitchen set (grey! arborite; refectory table L go) IRUY 3 tri-light floot lamp.481-3294, BABY scale! high chair: an- tlaue chairs; wrought iron patio bench and chair, black: lady's dresses, 12-14; 2 fur coats, short.Reasonable.Call 933-2394, after 10 a.m.INDIAN rug 9 x 12 (red).Good condition, Reasonable.481-3867.MOVING.Orlental carpet, Indian, 3225.00; den set, 738-8320 2450.00: 138 FOR SALE = General | Private Sale Complete household 7 rooms of line furniture.3 crystal chandeliers, wall to-wall rugs and drapes, etc.To be seen Saturday and Sunday, 2 to 6 p.ni.4662 Kent Avenue one street North of Van Horne, between Victoria and Lavoie.TWO continental beda: bedroom set: living room furni ture; lamps: bedspreads: kitchen set, 6 chairs, All good condition.Reasonable.Call 744.0144 BEAUTIFUL.hand carved Louis XV furniture.practically new: also wrought iron furniture.Heasonable.Call 351-0857.FRUITWOOD cocktail table with matching lamp tables.(French Provincial lcather tops.) 486-1368.INGLIS washer, $75.00 and Inglis idryer, $60.00.Both in good working jorder.Call 484-4740.COMBINATION M May tag washer- dryer.| Call 482-7667.COMPLETE 44, sale.Reusonable.$25.00 Available end of April.489-8591.room furniture for Perfect, Po.2 \u201c4430.Cali | FRIDGE GE, with.50 ib.freezer: 7 plece kitchen set: living oor lamps.Call RE.1.2808 - 733.ià et EXERCYCLE NEW.i SPEED, DELU XE MODEL, VALUE .\u201cMUST SELL, $325, CALL Tinh.3 \u201cCHESTERFIELD chairs: Niawara Massage chair; larke teukwood and plexiglass divider screen and bench; otc.489-3787, HEN set: bedroom suite; sofa 100.inches, ltke new.Véry reasonable: RE.1-055.__.OIL space heater, Heats 5 rooms.Good condition.Reasonable.336-2675.fect.167-8010, 8.30 p.m i GURNEY was stove, 30 inch, ælass oven door, 580; Rudd space heater.50.000 B.T.U., half price.768-6368.STUDIO couch with slip cover.excellent condition converts to comfortable bed.one ycar old.Cali 738 5109, evenings, PIANO.upright, set, ete, 731-0479.CHESTERFIELD and chair, walnut dining room table and chairs, tea- wagon, small mahogany chest of drawers.Good condition.Reasonable.Call! 935-0039.\u201cgood tone; kitchen GE.fridue.new; space heater.Per.151 WANTED To PURCHASE Typewriter Wanted FOR HOME USE, AND IN GOOD CONDITION, REAS ONABLE.CALL: RI.4-6662 EVENINGS) SECOND HAND CLOTHING WANTED LADY'S, Children\u2019s, and Man's clothing.also all sorts of factory and store clearings.674-1908.Evenings 674-1880.WANTED complete ilving room fur niture, carved wood nude by Pistono or others, Private.342-1331.WANTED kitchen buffet and chest of drawers, light wood.Call between 1 and 5.363-3583._ _ 2.158 DOMESTIC PETS LOOKING for a good home for my black poodle, House trained and good with children.Call HU.6-4462.163 EDUCATIONAL = Tutor available for Mathema ! tics.Call Ken Ward, HU.4- ! 9650.ï PERSONALS ALL KINDS OF INVESTIGATION, TRACING, SHADOWING.REASONABLY.RATES.PRIVATE INVESTIGATION BUREAU DAYS: 376-1730 EVES.: 322-8814 Exominer wins .ce (Continued from page 5) Mr.Vincent Pelletier, Motor Vehicle Bureau, P.Q.Mr.E.H.S.Piper, QC., All Canada Insurance Feder- © ation, Texaco Canada Ltd.It was also announced, that a Free Preview of the Driver Education Course sponsored by the Quebec Motor League, will be given Monday.March the 14th, jal 6:45 p.m., at the Sheraton Mt.{Royal Hotel in the Terrasse Room, Admission is Free, and \u2018the General Public is invited.DOMESTIC HELP WANTED IRONING lady wanted.two half days weekly to help with large family's ironing, must be able to do shirts.Cal} 933-1743.117 DOMECTIC EMPLOYMENT WANTED 113 A BILINGUAL HOUSEHOLD SPECIALIST BY THE DAY COMPETENT IN SEWING, ALTERING, MENDING.SKILLED IRONING CAN PREPARE EXOTIC CASSEROLE DISHES FOR FAMILY OR SUPPER PARTIES, WILL GIVE LUNCH TO SCHOOL CHILDREN.CHARACTER REFERENCE BY ESTABLISHED WESTMOUNT AND CENTRAL MONTREAL FAMILIES, $14.00 A DAY.TELEPHONE 735-1948.EXPERIENCED woman is looking for ironing work.Call 276-8713.122 FOR SALE \u2014 Living room furniture CHESTERFIELD, 4 seater and matching chair, excellent condition, reasonable.331-1906.124 FOR SALE \u2014 Dining Room Furniture DINETTE suite, 6 pieces Including corner china cabinet, good condition, reasonable.637-8200, BLOND dining table by Vilas, 2 extra leaves, $70.WE.2-0992.DINING room set.9 pleces.Mahogany.|| Perfect.$50.769-3076, 127 FOR SALE \u2014 Bedroom furniture MODERN grey oak bedroom set.double bed, double dresser.man's dresser, night table.Excellent condition.Available immediately.Call 488-7835.LL COMPLETE bedroom suite.Box spring, mattress.Like new.RE, 7- 7415.GIBBARD wainut dresser and\u201d74 bed complete.Good condition.Reasonable.Call 733-4693.130 FOR SALE -_ Kitchen equipment KITCHEN set, extension tablé (coral) wrought iron, excellent condition.Reasonable.HU.8-0987.WESTINGHOUSE fridge in very good condition.Reasonable.Call 766-9678.FRIGIDAIRE, 8 c.f.excellent condition, $60, offers, Cail 481-6913.* FAWCETT gas stove.36 inch, perfect condition, $75.After 6 p.m.HU.4 EEE XE The \"long life\" DO YOU DO BUSINESS LOCALLY ?IF YOU DO, YOU SHOULD ADVERTISE REGULARLY IN THIS NEWSPAPER BECAUSE .1642205 tou Our circulation is LOCAL.People who read this newspaper are your best customers.Our circulation is PAID IN ADVANCE.Thus, read and respect it.They show they do sharing it with their neighbors.This paper contains news vital to local residents and available nowhere else.This paper is not so large that your advertisement will be \"buried\" in it.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.The healthy percentage of ads demonstrates reader-acceptance of this paper as a result-giving medium.This paper is published just before the weekend, at a perfect time for readership and results.Our entire illustration service and layout experience is available to every advertiser, at no charge and at his convenience.WESTMOUNT EXAMINER people who get the paper paying for it, and by 9961 \u201801 WI \u2018Abpsme, 'soujuDx3 junoussoMA 941 \u2014 EL The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 10, 1966 \u2014 14 EEO 00000000 0 000 000000 000010000000 AAA EAE - * - ° - + * ©» ; os * © * eo 9 4 315 522 : : ss : A o 3 o - © + + : .o : ° - eo» .+.ee - > eo -.oe og 9 ® < +.@ a © © LE 9 .e ° \\ o .IER ® e .Sl ato + ®, e ° e + e e LX ® Doctor, Lawyer Merchant AND CHIEFLY THE HOME-MAKER READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS! 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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 - 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. Hockey sfandings LEAGUES GP WL DF A PTS.TERMITE Raiders 11 7 4 0 37 17 14 Bulls 11 6 4 1 20 16 13 Knights 11 4 5 2 17 29 10 Bears 1 3 7115 27 7 MOSQUITO Mules 11 8 3 0 37 23 16 Brones 11 6 41 24 21 13 Huskies 11 4 5 2 2 31 10 Guards n 1731265 PEE WEE \u2014 FINAL Guards 1610 4 2 61 38 22 Mules 16 8 7 1 46 44 17 Huskies 16 7 7 2 59 58 16 Raiders 16 6 8 2 52 54 14 Brones 16 510 1 41 65 11 BANTAM Rangers 87 5 @ 42 17 14 Bruins 8 53 0 27 2 10 Hawks 9 2 61 27 34 5 Leafs 9 2 6 1 27 43 5 MIDGET Spartons 13 7 6 0 351 37 14 Badgers 13 6 6 1 50 47 13 Musiangs 14 6 7 1 54 51 13 SENIOR \u2014 FINAL Maroons 12 9 3 0 9% 57 18 Stars 12 8 4 0 69 59 16 Wanderers 12 5 6 1 51 62 11 Bruins 12 110 1 48 8 3 Birdland: You can look at an owl \u2014 but seldom see it By WINIFRED WILSON A large, dark lump rested on an almost horizontal branch, pregsed close to the trunk of a very big, half dead spruce.Focusing our binoculars, we saw that the lump was a fluffy bundle of feathers, and on looking intently discovered that this was actually an Owl, its head almost buried in its body, eyes tightshut, and two pointed ears sticking up.The mottled, dark brown plumage blended perfectly with the old bark.The Grea\u2018 Horned Owl was so inconspicuous that we were fortunate to have noticed it at all, How often have you seen an Owl?Having perfeet confidence in camouflage they sleep away the daylight hours, often cuddled in the fork of a tree, and when dusk has fallen they waken up and look about them.As their hunting is done by night rather than by day their unusually large eyes have been placed facing forward, like our own, instead of on the sides of their heads like other birds.\u2019 All birds have a third eyelid, but Owls make the most use of theirs, drawinz the thin membrane across the eye to keep out too strong a light, yet still being able to see quite well.You must have watched someone's pupils enlarge in a dim light and shrink when a bright light is faced.This automatic control over expansion and constraction is very important to Owls, They have keen eyesight when light is dim, yet most see well in broad daylight.The ability to dodge in and out, around trees in a forest proves this last point.OUR TINY OWL The queer noise like someone Discover It's all here \u2014 skin Rios outdoor bar.Carib-Ocho Rios .the Sea & Country Club in a \"'Treasure Island\" setting.\u2014 or just lazing in the friendly Caribbean sun around the pool.There are the added pleasures of a sulphur pool, one of the most healthful spots in the world .cycling, shuffleboard and a putting green.GO NATIVE \u2014 dine and dance to swinging Jamaican rhythm and entertainment.Discover new friends in the Carib-Ocho THE CARIB-OCHO RIOS SEA & COUNTRY CLUB For convenient reservations phone Robert Reid Associates ZENITH 6-5210 or consult your travel agent.Cee es diving, fishing, golf Culver leads SHS | to title Slender Mike Culver is a young man so far as ski racing is concerned but he is already proof that there is nothing quite as valuable as experience.Though only 15 years of age, Culver has won promotion to \u2018A' class Laurentian Zone racing, On the weekend, Culver stepped back into high school competition with his Selwyn House mates and how that experience paid off.Culver won both the slalom and giant slalom events of the three-day Eastern Canadian junior high school team championships.His performance turned the tide as Selwyn House defeated Lower Canada College by 23 points in the 1100 point competition, GIANT SLALOM 1.M.Culver, SHS, 45.0 sees): 2.Leupold, LCC, 46.6; 3.McLeod, LCC, 46.8; 4.Tyler, SHS, 47.1: 5.McLean.Sed.47.4: 6.Dyer, BCS, 48.4; 7.Kohl, Sed.48.9; 8.Reaper.LCC, 49.2: 9.Harpur, BCS, 49.5; 10, Campbell, SHS, 0 Team Points: S.H.S.374.6; L.C.C.373.8; Sedberg 364.6; B.C.S, 355.2.Final Totals: 1st.S.H.S., 1085.6; 2nd L.C.C.1062.9; 3rd.Sedbergh, 1044.4; 4th.B.C.S., 1014.7.a > scraping wood with an old saw scemed fo come from a small thicket in the clearing \u2014 yet the bushes were but shoulder high, not big enough te hide a human being.What bird or animal could be in there?We crept quietly towards the spot, but naturally.as soon as our hands touched aj branch the sound ccased.Gently parting the bushes we pecred in.Yes, there it was, only a few feet away, sitting on the ground: a small, brown, fluffy-looking creature whose big, yellow eyes stared al us.As the sun had only just peeped over the horizon a short while bofre, we decided that the little Saw-whet Ow] was about to settle down for its daytime sleep, This tiny bird, nearer the size of a common English Sparrow than a Robin, was a pleasing, vandyke brown trimmed with while before, we decided that the ed at us, wondering what we were doing there at such an hour.But we knew that our purpose was to discover birds which could not be seen later in the day.Saw-whets (the name coming from that strange, sawing sound) are for the most part non-migra- tory, and seldom seen often live in southern Canada, right ocross the continent, all year round.Their small size, mottled brown and white colouring, and completely nocturnal habits save them from being molested.Actually, the big, Barred Ow] is their only enemy.All day long they sleep silently, close to the ground, usually in some low, thick evergreens, appearing only after dusk has fallen.In spring and early summer the Saw-whet'\u2019s courtship calls may be heard \u2014 but they are extremely varied and may not all be recognized.At this season it is noisy.Besides the sawing sound, the best known is a monotonous series of rapidly whistled notes, \u2018\u2018too, too, too, too, too\u201d.Woodpecker holes are very often used by Saw-whets as nesting sites.Dense woodlands and damp surroundings are preferred.If you want to see a round head with no ear-tufts try knocking on the lower part of a dead tree or stump which has a good-sized hole high up.A little Saw-whet, roused from its slumbers, may look out in curiosity.Of course, the 3 to 6 tiny, round, white eggs are seldom seen, nor are the small, white-clad babies, whose eyes do not open for several days.Born on different days, there is generally quite a period between the age of the oldest and the youngest.- cee Ce 8 480 4 = CAMPS POK-O-MOONSHINE Adirondack Lake Camp at Wilisboro, N.YA summer adventure in living that's educational, creative and fun for boys 6-18.Four divisions with separate facilities \u2014 Junior, Intermediate, Senior and Advanced.Two miles of lake shore.Dedicated, experienced 450 acres, counselors.All sports and camp activities including swimming, sailing tennis, archery, riflery, arts & crafts, shop.Hiking and canoe trips.Natural science program, meteorology.photography.Tutoring.Inclusive fee, 62nd year.2 hours from Montreal \u2014 Write for catalog Mr.and Mrs.Jock W.Swon 416 Depew Street, Peekskill, New York, U.S.A.CAMP MACAZA LABELLE COUNTY SMALL PRIVATE CAMP for Boys and Girls, 6 to 12 Years e 18th Year e Boating, swimming, handicrafts, boxing.dramatics and trips, all under the supervision of carefully chosen staff ond directed by Miss Ruby Smith, B.A., M.S.P.E.Booklet On Request 501 Claremont Avenue Westmount \u201cHOLLY HILL\u201d RIDING CAMP for Girls 8-14 years 100 acres of fun on a farm in beautiful, historic Glengarry.Daily instruction by a quelified teacher in English riding, horse care, stable management ., , trial rides and cook outs .games, sports, handicrafts and amateur dramatics, excursion trips.Comp Open July 1st to August 31st.Two Weeks Minimum $50.per week.whiter Write or phone Camp Director MRS.BOB.(S.R.) FRANCIS \"Holly Hil Farm\u201d R.R.1 Williamstown, Ontaric Phone area 613-932-2071 Seaway Valley Regional Township Council Member: CAMP NOMININGUE Nominingue, Que.Established 1925 42 years under same management Boys 7 to 15 years \u2014 Seven Age Groups Permanent Senior Staff \u2014 Resident Doctor and two Nurses Well-known to over 4,000 former campers and their parents.Ideal camp site.Safe sandy beach.Specialists ond qualified instructors for swimming, canoeing, sailing, water shiing, crafts, tennis, archery, riflery, nature, comperaft and canoe trips.F.M.Van Wagner, Owner-Director PETE VAN WAGNER, Executive-Director 10 Rosemount Avenue, Apt.101, Westmount.Telephone 933-8937 AN ACCREDITED CAMP of the QUEBEC CAMPING ASSOC, Private Camp for Boys 6 - 15 years 21st Year Trained Supervision C ARR P EAD Lake Memphremagog, Que.ls a Aer Adventure in the outdoors, ome tent counsellor for cvery five boys.Excellent swimming program.Safe beach en sheliered bay.Salling, heuseboat and cance trivs.Skyline hiking trips, new craft shep with cxoelient crafts program, Archery, camp craft and atl usual camp activities.KENNETH H.MURRAY, M.Ed., Director\u2014738-4469 ROBERT K.MURRAY, B.A., Executive Director 1100 Marlboro Drive, Apt.303, T.M.R., Montreal 9 Mustrated booklet upon request * An Accredited Camp of the Quebec Camping Association * GLENEAGLE CAMP Loke Memphremagog, Lg Newport, Vermont BOY'S CAMP SAND BEACH-SCREENED SLEEPING QUARTERS-HOT SHOWERS DATES: JUNE 25th to JULY 22nd AGES: 7 te 14 2 or 4 week periods \u2014 50 Boys only Featuring : SWIMMING WATER SKIING TRIPPING ARCHERY INDIAN LORE WOODSMANSHIP Director : Program Mr.D.R.Fieth, B.Sc.(P.E.) Diraztor : 4215 Grand Boulevard Mr.Tom Thompson, Montreal 28, P.Que.B.Sc.(P.E.HU.1.7653 _ Brochures ond Interviews Available 9961 \u2018OL 4240/N \u2018Aopsny \u2018souuorg qunoussam YL \u2014 § The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 10, 1966 \u2014 16 Library i (Continued from page 2) indebted to these two who managed to do thelr own work and hers, both cheerfully and well.\u201cReference work is one of the most interesting features in the Children's Room, and many requests come to us.For example, the C.B.C.has used the Library through the year for research on background material, and are still working with us.Requests for Reading lists have come from many rural libraries \u2014 Knowl- ton, Belisle, Rosemere, and Cha- teauguay.A member of the University of British Columbia staff asked fur assistance in research on children's books by Quebec authors, and the Provincial As-! sociation of Catholic Teachers! needed a specially graded list fur a reading symposium, \u201cMiss Fraser spoke on radio during Young Canada Book Week, | judged at the YMCA Hobby Show | where she received an award for community service) and spoke\u2019 to the Protestant School Municipality of Laurenvale.\u201cThe Westmount Recreation Department bought children to.the Library during the summer | for story-telling and a puppet show, and when the Fire Department held à most successful pos-, ter contest for Fire Prevention Week, Miss Fraser prepared the entries for the judges.\u201cThe Story Hour continued to weave its magic and there is a steady group of 25-30 children every week.Both Miss Fraser and Mrs.Clayton tell stories to this lively audience.\u201cThe work of collecting books for the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital continues.in co-operation with the Junior League of Montreal.These books have enter- tamed many a child in the Outdoor department during waits for the doctor.\u201cA most rewarding experiment was tried recently in conjunction with the Montreal Oral School for the Deaf.The children came | to the Library and were told a] specially selected story.Their enjoyment was evident, so we are planning further ways of communicating sound and action ui story form for this group.CHILDREN'S BOOKS CIC is fascinating to glance over the books written for chit- | dren by outstanding modern poets and authors who have only started to think of children as their readers.Christopher Fry has charmed this year's young ones with The Boat that Mooed, Robert Graves with Ann at High- wood Hall and even Ogden Nash has lent a hilarious note with bis Animal Garden.Ian Fleming, whose James Bond drives that wonderful Aston-Martin has contributed the tale of a magical car, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.Gerald Durrell has always had eager readers.and Rumer Godden appeals to little girls when bringing to life the enchanting Victorian dolls she knows so well.Marjorie Sharp, John Keats and Randall Jarrell are other dis- CO.LIMITED MONTREAL, QUEBEC Symbol of quality roofing since 1883 Call our representative for free estimate ® RESIDENTIAL © COMMERCIAL © INDUSTRIAL 7300 St.James St.W.(At Wert Broadway) 482-9566 tinguished writers adding their talent to the child's world of imagination, YOUNG PEOPLE'S \u201cWith careful book selection and a new audicnce of thirteen year olds, Mrs.Gay reports a definite increase in circulation.Many adult books recommended for young people have been added, as have some magazine favorites such as Seventeen and Motor Trends.GIFTS \u201cWhen our members give us books, we appreciate not only the gift but their warm interest.As in other years no week goes by without some donation.Our thanks to all our friends who help us replace worn out favor-! ites, specially in the mystery field, and add interesting Cana- diana or current books in great demand.During the year there | were some gifts that deserve a special thank you.Miss M.J.! Wheeler and her books in ee ory of their Mother whe had issues 66th report .PC so much pleasure from the Library.\u201d How fitting it was | that she should share her pleasure with other readers.Mrs.B.Gersovitz gave the Children\u2019s one of her enchanting prints full of mystery and fun, and it will delight many generations of children.To all our donors our grateful thanks.SPECIAL EVENTS \u201cEach year has its special events both good and bad.The; bus and postal strikes affected everyone, but here not one of! the staff were defeated by lack of transportation, and always arrived on time.This is so important in a long day divided by the timetable into shifts, The lack of mail was a hardship to many of our newspaper and magazine readers, and when it finally arrived it was a hardship to the staff who had to deal with the\" flood.\u201cTheft is always a problem in defeated.This year we felt we had more than our share.Not oniy one, but two, Lovell's Direc- | tories were taken from under our very noses \u2014 most certainly by thieves who had studied our habits carefully and chose the right moment.The Juvenile showcase was broken into, and.model cars, lent for the pleasure of the children, were taken out and later found smashed in the park.\u201cTo celebrate Canadian Library | Week in April, we declared an amnesty on fines, hoping to clear up many cases of badly overdue books, This was not as successful as we hoped.Perhaps the ! culprits do not read about libraries while their sins are on their conscience, and so missed their chance to be members in good standing again.We hope the amnesty was good public relations as far as the one or two-day- i laters were concerned.\u201cA new venture this year was our display of Closed Shelf books.We felt that many borrowers were unaware of their existence, sister Mrs, | libraries, and the most ingenious | and because many of these are Celia Hains sent a cheque to the | methods to control it have been ' too expensive for the individual, \u2018 : Library to buy \u201cit is particularly gratifying to find this such 2 a popular exhibit,\u2019 | Sherbrooke Bus routes in Westmount Atwater avenue: No.8, 150, 152%.The Boulevard: No.63, 66*.124.108.105, Claremont avenue: No.4, 104, 124.Cote St.Antoine road: (Clare- mont avenue to Western City Limit\u2019 No.104.Glen road: No.78.Grecne avenue: (St.Catherine to Sherbrooke sts.) Na.102.Grosvenor avenue: No.124 (The Boulevard to Sunnyside).Lansdowne avenue: No.124 (Westmount avenue to The Boulevard» No.78 and 124 (Sherbrooke to St, Catherine).street: No, 4, 102, 103, 104, 105.124.Somerville avenue: No.4.St.Antoine street: No.31%, 48.St.Catherine street: No.102, 103.104, 124.Sunnyside avenue: No.124 (Gros- venor to Victoria) Victoria avenue: No.4, 78, 103 (south of Sherbrooke).No.124 (Northern City Limit to The Boulevard\".Westmount avenue: No.124.\u2018*Indicates weekday rush hours swimming pool, Tired of watching The Beverly Hillbillies, and The Man From U.N.C.L.E.: Tune in the grocer and the doorman You At Lescale West.closed-circuit T.V.makes it easy for you to go shopping or check the lobby.You don't even have to leave vour apartment.Just phone the downstairs Regal-Mart and tune in your T.V.set.The grocer will scan around the store with his T.V.camera.He'll zoom right in on the tomatoes.Even test them for firmness.Deliver promptly to your apartment After you've placed your order, dial the main lobby and watch for your mother-in-law.Closed-circuit T.V.is only one of the 26 great reasous why vou should take a closer look at split-level living in Lescale West.Lescale West also offers ® Central air conditioning in all deluxe apartments with weather control thermostats in every room or apartment ® Heated indoor wading pool and two Saunas ® Central freezer locker for additional food requirements ® Laundry room lounge with coloured TV by Coin-A-Matic ® Security Sentinel electronic burglary TV antenna and telephone outlets in every room ® Otis high-speed 400- feet-per-minute elevators ® Walnut stained oak parquet flooring throughout the apartments ® Every apartment separated by 8 inch solidly soundproof concrete shear walls ® Apartment front doors especially treated for sound ® In- building boutique shopping area ® Wall-to-wall windows ® Sundeck on roof ® Large balconies for each apartment ® Mail delivery directly to each apartment ® 24-hour doorman service ® Resident administrator.LESCALE WEST 3999 Monkland Avenue, Hampton & Monkland Avenues BRENTWOOD REALTIES INC.\u2014 Telephone 488-8888 alarm ® Master split- - Ii in gracious living "]