The Westmount examiner, 24 mars 1966, jeudi 24 mars 1966

[" W ERSRIAMIOXUANAT EXAminer MONTREAL 6, THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1966 16 PAGES Vol.XXXIV, No.12 \u2014 HIGHEST AWARD: Peter Sampson, standing beside his mother, Mrs.Edward Sampson, is seen receiving The Queen Scout Badge, the highest award possible for a scout in the Commonwealth.Next to Peter is his father, Edward Ie C.SP.CA.lists Sampson and making the presentation is Andre Robertson.The award was given to Peter at the annual father and son banquet held in St.Leo's School recently.Youth gets Local poster two years contest winners , .The C.S.P.C.A.s annual poster contest is designed to avenue youth was sentenced focus the interest of children on kindness to animals.|to two years in prison for Total entries this year were 1915 from 111 schools, of his part in several stolen both languages, from Greater Montreal and several other | car cases.\u2014\u2014 oe Li Parts of Quebec.Judges were Mr.| Ie was arrested in West- Pierre Leduc and Mr.Garry Mount, just before Christ- Seymour, of the Art Directors\u2019 mas last year, when spotted | Club, assisted by Mrs.J.F.Mac- in a stolen car here.He was { farlane.of the C.S.P.C.A.Prizes freed to The John Howard Scouts launch band-aid sale | - i were presented by the President.an ai sa \u20ac | Mr.A.L.MacLaurin, at the So-.I ciety's Shelter on March 22.Society.A few weeks later he was \"arrested in St.Jerome in ranother stolen car.This time he was sent to jail.When officials here heard The 2nd Westmount Scout Troop will commence its First Annual Band-aide Sale this Monday, March 28.The project grew Purvis, Selwyn House: 9-10 is being undertaken not only to| years: 3rd prize, Karen Airkens.enable the troop to buy more The Priory: 11-12 years: lst camping equipment, but also to: prize, Anne Nercessian, The provide the boys with an ex-|Study; 15-16 years: 3rd prize, perience in good salesmanship | sarah Larratt-Smith, The Study.and in mecting people.| Westmount winners are as follows : 7-8 years, 1st prize, An- (Continued on page 15) Honorable Mention: Louisa Oates, Diana Stevenson, Alison Galt, Denise de Martigny, Beth For each $1.00 box of band- aides a scout sells he is helping.to support his troop and is also Fisher, Debbie Baxter.Leslie These crc a special 315 Credit Gould, all of The Study: Jill Han- troon Sd ave ent only on naford, Miss Edgar\u2019s and Miss scouting If a boy were to buy Cramp's ; Raymond Hanley.o Ii pe > ye > a sleeping bag, for example, he fhe Pr iory: F.Palmer.Selwyn would be full reimbursed.pro- \u2019 viding his credits could cover - 2 the cost.In addition to credits there is a $10.00 first prize to | d the scout who sells the most n ex number of boxes.Competition will last for two weeks, during, Sports which time the troop expects to .14-15-16 RE sell 500 boxes of band-aides.Churches MISSING : Other events include a Father 8 .ate and Son Banquet and a camping ee Westmount girls, missing trip to the United States in Classified early May.2nd Westmount Ca 12-13 right, Gaylyn Sepetoski.Ilm Troop meets on Monday at 7:15 Edi .itorial in Domini Douglas Church, s x on g 4 has blue eyes and brown hair.Lansdowne and the Boulevard.eee since March detective office al 931-1711, The girls are, left, Ilmi Sliman and ~ Next week's weather a.pence By ERIC NEAL MARCI 26 TO APRIL 2 Sunny.Days mild, Nights cold and windy, with powder snow.(3 to 5\").Coe ET i ne = 'Y' blitz nets 16% \u201cAn interesting tour of the Royal Bank of Canada facilities.Place Ville Marie, launched the Westmount Division of the YMCA off to a fine start.in its + annual campaign.\u2019 stated Mr.William Ridley.Campaign Chairman.\u201cWe were able to Clouding for gale winds and mixed snow aod freczing cain.with thunder.For the north and Gulf regions, wind driven powder snow Gusty winds and sunny periods to end the week.with occasional wet snow or freezing drizzle, then much colder.This is equinoctinl gale time, so tornadoes in the States und blustery, tree domaging winds here are normal.Temperature range: in south, 25 and 50 to 35°F.Laurentiuns.5e 20 and 45°F.North, zero and 40°F.re Westmount council highlights Westmount council passed a motion for a com- imitment of $200.000 to be place 95\u201c of our cards in the! Made this week to cover hands of our canvassers.By the day's end.26 canvassers were able to report back 129 of our objective for $1.500.00 with our increased money holding at 16%.\" \u201cWith this (ine effort, we are confident we can meet our objective.This is the earliest we have been able to place our jour cards and the enthusiasm evident on Saturday will carry \u201cus to an earlier completion than \u201cin other years.\u201d Rink closes on April 2 The Artificial Rink will be ; closed for hockey and skating on .Saturday April 2nd at 2:00 p.m.By closing at this time.it will speed up the removal of the ice so that the games (table tennis.shuffleboard.paddle tennis, table hockey.skateboarding.etc.' can be set up for use early in the week for the school children on Easter holidays.It is hoped that the department will be ready with the games by Wednesday.April 6th at the latest.1 part of its share of the Greene avenue-St.Emilie collector sewer.The meeting which took place on Monday evening, was told by Alderman Backler that this was the amount due for West: mount's 40° share of the total cost of the sewer, Montreal is paying the remaining 60°.The total commitment on the part of the city was $300.000 of which $272.895.40 has been spent x #% x Alderman Fred Gross moved that council make à !commitment of $1,200 to cover the cost of demolition jof 4202-4 Si.Catherine street.This involved the southwest corner of Greene land St.Catherine where the city has expropriated sev- | eral properties.It was found (that the conditions of these | properties was considered (Continued on page 15 Library announces tours during \u2018Library Week\u2019 To mark the occasion of Canadian Library Week, March 28th, to April 8nd, the Westmount Library will stage special library tours throughout that week.\u201c Many members have expressed curiosity about library procedures and about various de- {partments of the library.both of which seem very mysterious lo uninitiated.the In order to let Westmount Police have issued a request to anyone who has any information as to the whereabouts of these two 14th, to contact the Siiman lives at 4691 Western avenue, she is 16 ycars-old and has blue eyes and brown hair.Gaylyn Sepetoski is 13 years old.lives at 24 Burton avenue and the public discover what actu: ally goes on behind the scenes at The Westmount Library, a schedule of special library tours will be set up.These will take place on alternate afternoons and evenines Monday to Friday, March 28th to {April Ist and will be conducted lin both French and English.I Places of interest to be in cluded in the tour agenda ave the cataloguing room where non fiction books are classified: the secret spots in the library, the l'Office and Closed Shelf areas, the book stacks and reference room, where some ol the more useful relerence works will be indicated: and finally.the Chil vdren\u2019s Library.A display, entitled \u201cThe book.from publisher to you will also be featured along the corridor IC will demonstrate the lite hist ory of the book, (rom when it ar- {rives at the library until the final | moment when it is ready for | circulation, | Library tour schedule \u2014 Mon- ; day, March 28 to April 1.Afternoons at 4 p.m.\u2014 Monday.Wednesday, Friday.Evenings at 8 p.m.\u2014 Tuesday, Thursday. The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 24, 1966 \u2014 2 mb ua M Ruby Foo\u2019s 222 J 9 There are several WA approaches one might take 27° evening at 8.00 p.m.films scheduled are: On Thursday, March 24, the Neighbors, Madenwiselle Barbara, Mosaic, Instant French, Very Nice, Very /g» Va \u2018 , to get to Nice, Perce on the Rocks, and ve | p Ladies and Gentlemen, Leonard Cohen.On March 25, it is Don And the end Birdland : justifies the means.Our nocturnal Great Horned Owl, Canadian resident.of its thick feather coat, its legs and toes are fea species with the female inches long; and the general mottled brown.The bird neckless, and the actually conspicuous two inches in length.The Great Horned Owl \u201chorns\u201d ear-tufts Owen predator, the fears neither cold nor snow, so is a year-round The big bird looks particularly large because Even thered down to the cruel, curved talons, This is one of Birdland\u2019s unusual bigger than the male.She is about 25 he but 18.wing-spread is around five feet, appearance The looks are is described by some ornithologists as \u201cthe evil genius of the wood\u201d, by others as \u2018\u2018tiger of the air\u201d , and looking for a down-to-earth way to pay your Income Tax .you might well say a Royal Bank termplan loan is made-to-order.A low-cost Rqgyal Bank termPlan loan will make the cash available to you promptly, when you need it most.It\u2019s life-insured, easy- to-get.Enjoy fast confidential service, often under 24 hours (and you don\u2019t need to be a Royal Bank customer to qualify.) Visit your nearest Royal Bank branch, today.ESA ROYAL BANK there\u2019s a branch in your neighbourhood Loyola presents \u201cCinema 66\u2019 The Communication Arts Department of Loyola College, in co-operation with the National Film Board of | Canada will present a festival of Canadian films in the Auditorium on March 24 and 25 with.screenings each Night with speaker, and films: You Don\u2019t Back Down and Begone Dull Care.As a special feature, the film.Nobody Waved Goodbye, will also be shown.Tickets will be on sale at the door.Great horned owl is fearless of elements \u201cbloodthirsty\u2019\u2019.All this is because the powerful night prowler feeds on squirrels, rabbits, song birds, and even good-sized game birds.Its only enemies are man and Crows.Somehow crows have learned that they are able to annoy a Great Horned Owi if they congregate around it all cawing at once, when it is trying to sleep in the daytime.The big bird moves from one tree to another, but the black gang follows.Rarely is a crow caught, but when that happens the vicious talons dig deep and in a remarkably short time nothing is left but a few black feathers.There is no truth in the statement that Owls cannot see in daylight.The fact is that they can see very well even in sunshine because their third eyelid, a thin membrane at the inner corner of each eye, can be pulled across to shut out the glare.Their sight is particularly keen, so that even the light afforded by stars is sufficient for them to go hunting by night.The Great Horned Owl is probably the earliest nester in Birdland.Discarded nests of other large birds are frequently taken over, especially those of red-tailed hawks, though some do make their homes in hollow trees like most other kinds of Owls.Two or three white eggs are often laid in February, and it is not uncommon to find Mrs, Great Horned sitting on her nest, covered with snow.These vicious birds are good parents, and it is wise for us to stay clear of an occupied nest.The soft feathers make their flight noiseless, and before we know it the Owl will be protecting the eggs or the little white Owlets by digging its terrible talons into our scalp.ACCOMPLISHED SINGER A little group of birdwatchers stood silent, listening intently, Surely that sweet song could not come from the throat of any Sparrow! Yet the leader had insisted that Fox Sparrows were the best singers of that large family, and that this was just the season when they might be passing through the district.Furthermore, pointing to the thicket a few feet from the nar- now path, he had declared that this was exactly the kind of country where Fox Sparrows liked to gather for a rest on their way north from their wintering grounds in the southern states.The song stopped as suddenly as it had started, and the next sound to be heard was that of dry leaves being raked over.But no human being besides themselves was anywhere near.First one pair of binoculars went up, then another and another as the various members of the party (Continued on page 13) Don Owen | Tetanus Immune Globulin is made from blood plasma.It is used as a tetanus antitoxin for persons who are sensitive to the standard tetanus antitoxin made from horse serum.The Canadian Red Cross is a member of the world-wide organization known as the League of Red Cross Societies.The League's motto is, \u201cThrough Humanity to Peace.\u201d LIBRARY WEEK March 26th to April 2nd Why not join the ATWATER LIBRARY?Membership : $8.00 per year 1200 Atwater Ave.935-7344 LHL ROOFING al Let our experts handle the job, specialists in REROOFING SHEET METAL BRICK REPAIRS Call NOW for free estimates WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LTD.206 OLIVIER AVE.Westmount WE.5-1189 24 HOUR SERVICE C THE SECOND D ANNUAL BEST E of the NATIONAL A FILM BOARD \u201866 sponsored by the Loyola Communication Arts Department and National Film Board in the MAIN AUDITORIUM of LOYOLA COLLEGE Thursday, March 24th Friday, March 25th at 8 p.m.Tickets available at the door 75 for one night 1.00 pass for both nights.SPOR VISE SUNS PP URS PO 5 A ets a he ee i tat tana ra B STINET QUE _ A tt Cami sm im end ma ime \u2014 aan Re NEED A CAB?UN.6-4551 VETERANS TAXI ASS'NTH E Wo EAST MONTREAL 6, THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1966 \u2019 ee Examiner, PAGE THREE we.ESTABLISHED 1899 ONMAN'S is: WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Worchmakers JEWELLERS 3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.LONG SERVICE AWARDS: Three volunteer workers at Unity Boys\u2019 Club were given long service awards this week as some 200 volunteers attended a banquet at the club.The awards were made to, from left to right: Leona \u2018 { | Anderson, Joan Amirault, presenting the awards was W.R.Rutherford and on his left is Linda Vaux, All three girls have had five years of volunteer service to the club.Robert P.Bell DISPENSING OPTICIANS DOWNTOWN 1616 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST JUST EAST OF GUY 932-9823 WEST END 5215 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST ~ WEST OF MARLOWE, N.D.GT 488-9744 CO.LIMITED MONTREAL, QUEBEC Symbol of quulity roofing since 1883 Call our representative for free estimate © RESIDENTIAL © COMMERCIAL © INDUSTRIAL 7300 St.James St.W.(At West Broadway) 482-9566 \u2018of assistance to this biilliant versity of Toronto in the highly | i theological student\u201d said Wil-, specialized field of mathemati- ;this summer by The Bishop \u2018of Barrie A.Wilson gets fellowship The Episcopal Church Foundation has announced its first Fellowship award to an outstanding Anglican Canadian, Barrie A.Wilson, currently completing his S.T.B.degree at Trinity College in Toronto, Canada.Although the Fellowships were established three years heretofore they have gone to citizens of the United States.\u201cBecause of Wilson's impres.\u2014\u2014 -\u2014\u2014 ~~ \u2014 - : sive academic record and Ottawa.The Right Revereud E.enormous Christian conviction,\u2019 j Read, and will pursure his! \"l'he Foundation is honored to be \u2018 doctorat program at the Univer- liam A.Coolidge of Boston.| cal logic and epstemology Chairman of the Theological | Education Committee of The Episcopal Church Foundation.Wilson expects to be ordaned KERT LANDSCAPE ® Landscaping © Garden Maintenance ® Rock Gardens ® Patios For FREE estimate, phone 272-6816 | Barrie Wilson is the son of ; Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Wilson of Westmount, Quebec, and is married to the former Barbara Boyce, daughter of Professor and Mrs.J.W.Boyce.also of Westmount, Quebec.Mrs.Wilson is working on her doctoral University of Toronto, Mr.Wilson's broad educational base includes a B.A.with honors from Bishop's University, Lennoxville where he was the Sir James Dunn Scholar; and M.A.from Columbia University, (Continued on page 7) ago and have allocated well over $70.000 to grantees, \"= program in chemistry at the! St.Paul's news shorts By LYNN CHAPMAN i Last Thursday March 17.the International Club had a special St.Paddy's Day meeting.They invited 4th High.and various\u2019 teachers.Since the club is bilingual.the speeches on Ireland's geography.economy.people.\u2019 legends.and so forth.were alter | natively in English and French.| 4 These were very well prepared IT S 14 and presented.Entertainment, in the forms of song and dance, was provided by Jane White and Veronica Phelan.After the meet: ing from 3 to 3:45, refreshments were served.Congratulations to International Club's president Ann Nilski, all its members, and especially to its guiding hand, Miss Gabrielle Labbé.Winnic Beebe.of 3rd High, last Saturday won the Eaton's Sewing Contest! 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7 days a week Westmount Medical Building Sherbrooke at Claremont oi The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 24, 1966 \u2014 4 I RE A a} NT Examiner HUGH R.MOUNT, General Manager Printed and Published Every Fridoy by MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 29 John W.Sancton President and Publisher Hugh E.McCormick hairman 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 alms to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.$1.25 half year, Five cents a copy.Newspapers Association, Quebec Newspapers Assoclation, Muil subscriptions : Member of the Canadinn Weekly 2.50 per year: Authorized uw Second (\u2018lass Mail by the Post Office Department, Ottawa and for payment of postage in cash.We Say No margin for terror THERE have heen many changes in our concept of parliament over the past hundred years \u2014 but probably no single incident has struck such a bitter blow at the institution than the Mun- singer situation, triggered by the Federal Justice Minister.While the hue-and-ery concerning the possibility of an international spy angle to the case has died down more than somewhat; a joint special squad of Federal, Provincial and City of Montreal police are now probing the life of Mrs.Mun- singer while she was in this country.in an effort to ascertain to what extent she may have had contact with an influence in the world of organized crime.Early this week.before the Women's Canadian Club, a panel of experts, including local citizen Leslie Roberts, dealt with questions on the Freedom of the Press.Two points that came up for particular criticism were: the apathy of the public and the irresponsibility of some newspaper publishers.The panel of veteran journalists came to the conclusion that \u201cIf Canadian papers were saturated with the details of the Munsinger situation it was because the public wanted it that way.\u201d What is happening to parliament in all this \u2014 is frighteningly unfortunate.Prior to 1914 govern: ment was a policy-direct- ing force that did not enter very much into the lives of individuals.There was no sales tax, no income tax, no state welfare, no grants that really amounted to anything, and people were allowed to mind their own business Since 1945 there has been a rapid increase in government intrusion into private life and the operation of all business and industry.Welfare and grants hy the Federal government and the provincial government become the order of the day.As a result there is a conflict of interests \u2014 both areas of government are after the same dollars to pay for the welfare services.At times the pressures become intense \u2014 as they obviously have heen during the weeks and months of the present parliamentary session, so tense, in fact, that little work was done.Many people are asking themselves, \u201cWhat do our highly-paid members of parliament do for their money?Are the backbenchers really useful under the new social, economic and political \u2018conditions that exist?\u201d Parliament has become big and unwieldy.Many are critical of the parliamentarians and of the system.With Federal provincial conferences, and formulae for negotiation between the levels of government, much of the arrangement is made outside of parliament.Without the details appearing in Hansard, the ins and outs are not properly aired.They smack of deals.These inter-level conferences are on the right line, no doubt about it, but there must be a reorganization of government to bring the conferences in line parliamentary tradition, and this must be done soon.Another Munsinger situation or two.and our parliamentary system will he shot from under us, hy an angered populace.QFPHSA announces ifs first public forum Confessional Schools, 24, at 8.15 p.m, Schoo) Associations.Panellists are: Rev.John P.Hilton, Principal of St.Joseph's Teachers\u2019 College; Mme Mireille Fortier, a founding member of the Mouvement Laique de Lan- x Peter McGeer, President of the Quebec Association of Protestant School Boards; and Dr.H.Mor- gentaler, Chairman of the Committee for Neutral Schools.E.Michael Berger, Q.C., will mod- gue Françuise; Dr.crate, This is the first time Quebec has organized an educational forum of this kind.They hope to acquaint interest- Federation ed parents with the history, status quo, and possible future of Quebec's school system so that parents may make recommendations for school reform to the Department of Education through their Home and School parent body.In 1965 Quebec Federation recommended the establishment You Say Am | being selfish with my children ?Sir: 1 am writing this letter in hope it will be of interest to your readers.1 would like to stress that T am not complaining.It concerns the other side of the Foster Children story you had in last week's paper.J am alone with four voung children aged 3-8 vears.1 receive $140.00 a month from the government for our keep.Sometimes 1 think my children would be better off in a foster home, at least they would be clothed and never without shoes and small luxuries.A foster mother would be paid $160.00 a month to look after and feed my children, plus cost of social workers, organization, clothing and medical costs.Why dy they make it so hard to keep our own children?Surely this would encourage weaker mothers to give their children up.Am 1 being selfish in keeping my children?A Selby resident Shocked by Cardin e and the Liberals Sir: .I was deeply shocked, as doubtless were many other Westmounters, at the accusations leveled against the Hon, Pierre Sevigny by Mr.Cardin.The Liberal government has once more proven itself to be bumbling and acecident- prone, and now digs up anything they can find bad about Conservatives because we tried to get justice for Victor Spencer.All who have.even once.met Mr.Sevigny.know he is a man of outstanding character and honour.These ridiculous charges are only a personal attack made by some vengeful politicians.Let us hope that Mr, Cardin will quickly resign and apologize to Mr Sevigny for trying to blacken a famous and honourable man's character, John Aimers 559 Rosvivn avenue Abolition or Change\u201d is the theme of à public forum to be held at Northmount High School, March under the sponsorship of Quebec Federation of Protestant Home and of a Canada-wide neutral school system in a brief to the Commission on Bilingualism and Bi- culturalism.Each of the forum's panellists will make a short speech and Monitors will be on hand to assist parents in bringing their questions to debate will follow.the platform.Northmount High School is located at 6755 Lavoie Street, corner of Vezina, des Neiges area.| New subscribers in the Cote | 52 Academy Rond, Apt.900 A.E.MELLOR, 360 Lansdowne Avenue.Apt, ] A.P.CHRISTMAS, 388 Olivier Avenue, Apt.5 J.MUIR, 339 Victoria Avenue.Apt.8 A.R.KELLY.344B Victoria Avenue M.NUCCI 414 Victoria Avenue W.D.ROBB.32 Forden Avenue J.FISHER 38 Forden Crescent ATACK, 28 Thornhill Avenue H.B.CONNELL, 7 Cote St.Antoine Road Biography of Streets Blenheim Place Seventh in a series This street which appears in Goad\u2019s Atlas (1890) under the name of Belment avenue, runs from 4630 St.Catherine street in a southeast direction to the CPR tracks.An item from the Westmount council minutes of September 1894 reads: \u201cThat the Chairman of the Road Committee interview W.D.Ross as to changing the name\u201d, and another item in October, \u201cThat the Montreal Water and Power Company be requested to put in a water main from St.Catherine street to the tracks.\u201d Gas pipes were laid and a macadamized road was constructed in 1895.In 1897 it was reported that proprietors on the avenue were willing to cede their property to the Town.In October, \u201cCouncillor W.D.Lighthall, after conferences with the Town Solicitor, and with J.Stevenson Brown and other owners, reported that all proprietors having rights and claims were willing to close the agreement as desired by the Town\u201d.Councillor Thomas Bulmer.concurred, \u2018\u2018provided that the Town, after purchase, close in that portion of the avenue following the sides of the Corporation Yards and that Badenach and owners of lots have no right of way over said portion of the avenue.\u201d In February 1898 the transfer was made.Named In 1912 In November 1902, notice was given of consideration of a by-law to establish building lines for certain streets, This by-law was adopted in 1903.In 1912, nearly 18 years after it was proposed to change the name, the council enacted bylaw 252, '\u2018The name of Belmont Place is hereby changed and shall henceforth be known as Blenheim Place.\u201d The name \u2018Blenheim\u2019 has many historical associations.It brings to mind Queen Anne, the War of the Spanish Succession, the famous Duke of Marlborough, and his famous descendant, Winston Spencer Churchill.John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough, was born in De- vonshire in 1650.-As a young man he showed promise of being an able soldier.Se mar.\u2019 ried Sarah Jennings, the favorite of Princess Anne.During the reign of James II he played a double role.While normally in the service of James, he was helping William of Orange get the throne, as he disapproved of the King's Catholic learnings.When William III became King, he heaped honors upon him, finally making him the first Duke of Marlborough.As William foresaw the ambition of Louis XIV of France to be the \u2018Grand Monarque\u2019 of Europe, he formed a coalition: Great Britain, Holland, Denmark, Portugal and some German states, while Louis was supported by Spain, Bavaria and Cologne.Louis placed his grandson, Philip, on the throne of Spain, and, as he had a magnificent army there was fear of the overthrow of \u2018The Balance of Power.\u2019 Marlborough When war broke out in Queen Anne's reign, she made Marlborough Commander in Chief of the Forces.After many successes and set-backs, Marlborough won the Battle of Blenheim, ta village in Bavaria, on the left bank of the Danube! amid great rejoicing.Poets and prose writers laud- cd Marlborough, Joseph Addi- sion wrote, \u2018The Campaign\u2019 in honor of the victory.In \u2018After Blenheim® the poet Southye wrote: \u201cIt was the English, Kaspar cried.\u2018Who put the French to rout, But what they fought each other for 1 could not well make out.\u201d Marlborough won many ether battles: Ramillies, Ou- denarde, Malplaquet, but they were not such famous victories as Blenheim.As \u2018a reward for his services.Parliament erected a princely mansion for him in Oxford- shire called \u2018Blenheim Palace\u2019 When Queen Anne and the Duchess quarrelled, Marlborough lost his power.When he died in 1722, he was buried in Westminster Abbey, but later his body was moved to Blenheim Chapel.He was accused of serving two masters, but his accusers were not without sin in that respect, Queen Anne\u2019s Hero Marlborough was the hero of Queen Anne's reign, and his illustrious descendant, Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill, might be called the hero of the reign of King George VI.As Prime Minister of Great Britain during the Second Great War, he did what no other man could have done to keep up the morale of the people during the darkest days.It might almost have been said of him, in the words of Scripture, \u2018\u2019Thou art come to a kingdom for such a time as this.kJ vi | Rev.P.J.Ambrose calls | for more sex education A call to social agencies to and, i | 4 i i Bi | | vi 3 RJ ] À \u2018 ; ; i | ! { ; A it \u2018 A 4 { ; 1 | } j L A | i | i A ' | i A j + + { _ plan for increased pressure brought about by automation; an appeal for elimination of a prudish attitude to sex instruction in a so-called sexually liberated society; a warning to private professional family agencies to get involved with the poor: a declaration of the partnership between private and public welfare; increased vigilance to prevent the abuse and neglect of children.and an amendment to the Coroner's Act and the Law on the Study of Anatomy, thus enabling agencies to bury indigent dead, were ideally.requires professionals with multi-discipline training.As it is now, the doctor, nurse.and biologist deal merely with the anatomical aspects of sexuality; the social studies expert stresses group behaviour and overlooks in-! dividual dificulties: the theolo-' gian usually tieats the abstract, religious and ethical implications of marriage and sex.A good course in marriage and sex should include all these aspects and many more.There should ed a heavy burden on the Bureau\u201d as he recalled \u201cin every area of our multi-function Agencies, we report increases for 1965.The total of 21,590 \u2018in- RADIO EQUIPPED DAY & NIGHT SERVICE LANSDOWNE TAXI REG\u2019D.18 Gladstone \u2014 Westmount 933-8484 SPECIAL & HOURLY RATES \u2014 OUT OF TOWN TRIPS CHRISTENINGS \u2014 WEDDINGS \u2014 FUNERALS \u2014 AIRPORT Operated by E.Gallagher dividuals were given long term| __ or short term service, in which were included 1120 children in foster home placement, 395 unmarried parents, 284 adult elderly people.the balance being children and adults in families.\u201d He said \u201cthe budget given to the Catholic Welfare Burcau to operate throughout the year was be courses for young people.$1,041,345, in which estimated and also for adults, for in ade-' assistance from the Provincial quate young people become in-| Ministry of Family and Social sounded last Tuesday by Rev-|adequate parents, and so basic erend Patrick J.Ambrose, PSW.| shortcomings extend into future! Director of the Catholic Wel- | generations.\" | fare Bureau of the Federation | A.W.Fogarty, Hon.vary of Catholic Charities, Ine.\u2026 at its) Treasurer of the Bureau.in pre-' 35th Annual Meeting, .held at|senting his report, said.\u201cthe! the Bureau, 1857 St.Luke: cost of maintence, especially in Street.relation to the care of childien.| Commenting on recent de- | and the increased demands for.velopments in sex education.\"professional service.have plac- Father Ambrose said.\u201ca program of marriage and sex edu-, cation necessitates higher professional standards for the mar-, riage and family life educator.are (left to right), Mr.Charles R ; the Buréau.and Fr.W.sell you plumbing Rte And install it Activities, \"The very best\u201d Bo Is what you'll call it.JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 Fibrinogen is a blood duct made from blood plasma.It is one of the clotting factors in: the bloodstream.A transfusion | pro- | of fibrinogen is often needed in | cases of uncontrollable bleeding The Red Cross has received the Nobel Peace Prize four times, \"LOWER CANADA COLLEGE .MONTREAL Announces Entrance Examinations for students wishing to enter Lower Canada College in September 1966 Examinations will be held Saturday, April 23rd, at 9:00 a.m.Applications must be filed before noon, Thursday, April 7th.For information, write or phone : Grades 3 to 7 GS.H.Merrill, B.A.Director of Junior School D.S.Penton, M.A., LL.D.Headmaster LOWER CANADA COLLEGE 4090 ROYAL AVENUE, Mtl, 28, P.Q.Phone 481-1156 Grades 8 to 12 Gathered at the recent Annual Meeting of the Catholic Welfare Bureau, the largest agency of Federation of Catholic Charities, A.P.Wickham ol Ascension Parish, Westmount, chairman of Leonard J.Crowley.co-ordinator of Catholic | such as haemorrhage during on.following childbirth.| Welfare, through the Quebec Public Charities, was $681,000.\u201d The Annual Meeting, presided over hy A.Patrick Wickham, Chairman of the Board, was addressed by His Excellency Bishop Lawrence P.Whelan.DD, and Charles P.Doyle.Pre- ST.GEORGE'S SCHOOL Testing Dates for Admission Sat.Apr.16 .Sat.Apr.23 Sat.Apr.30 Grades : Grades Grade 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 17,8 910 1 For information concerning bursaries call THE SECRETARY WE.7-9289 3100 The Boulevard sident of the Federation of Catholic Charities.Inc.THE BALMORALS Present Direct From Scotland \u201cA BREATH OF SCOTLAND\" Variety Show WESTMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY, MARCH 31st \u2014 8 P.M., FRIDAY, APRIL 1st Starring WILL STARR, ACCORDIONIST, DENNIS CLANCY TENOR.JOHNNY VICTORY, T.v.PERSONALITY, IVY CAREY.SOPRANO {RENE CAMPBELL, DANCER, JIMMY FLETCHER, COMEDIAN JOHN CRAWFORD, PIANIST Tickets $2.25 and $1.75 Tox Included from CARRIE BIGGERS \u2014 PEGGY PORTER \u2014 SCOTLAND HOUSE 481-7655 724-7648 844-4103 .Doyle, president of Federation, The Balmorals stuge Scotch variety show \u201cA Breath of Scotland\u201d var- icty show will feature as a guest aitist Scotty Porter.Montreal\u2019s own champion Highland dancer in a character hornpipe \"and a specialty Highland lilt, The 401 Westmount Squadron Pipe Band, under the direction tof Pipe Major K.Irland.will be heard in selections at the open-.\u201cing of the program and intermission.This popular concert, \u201cwill be in the Westmount High \u2018School Auditorium March 3st and April Ist.Good scats for) Thursday evening's performance a few available for Friday even, ing, Make your reservations now.The show stars Dennis Clancy.tenor, singing the songs you like to hear, and your feet tapping with Will Starr playing | the accordion, Ivy Carey soprano who recently had the hon-' ,or of singing before Her Royal | | Highness Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon before their de-' parture for Hong Kong.Ticket from Carrie Biggers.481-7655: Peggy Porter 767-, 7648; Scotland House, 844-4103.es | More than 90 per cent of all Red Cross work in Canada is performed by volunteers.WE NEED YOU! PLEASE HELP OUR ANIMAL FRIENDS! The growing need for humane care and protection of animals in the Province of Quebec puts an ever- increasing strain on the Canadian Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.The Canadian SPCA needs a public support for its programme and money to carry it out.Last year, the Canadian SPCA spent $75,000.00 to modernize its shelter as recommended by our veterinarians To meet the ever increasing demands imposed by our fast growing city and province, the Canadian SPCA needs $100,000.00 NOW! Please give the Society the tools to tackle the job.WON'T YOU SEND YOUR DONATION \u2014 TODAY ?TO: Canadian SPCA 5215 Jean Talon West | Montreal, P.Q.) | enclose $ ! raising campaign.| i towards the Society's special fund Li [CLASSIFIED ADS | \u2018961 \u2018pZ Y2ION \u2018Abpsunyy \u2018Jauiwoxg JUNOUNSIA AY] ~\u2014 § The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 24, 1966 \u2014 6 GLENEAGLE SA 7 CAMP a Lake Memphremagog, er Newport, Vermont BOY'S CAMP SAND BEACH.SCREENED SLEEPING QUARTERS-HOT SHOWERS DATES: JUNE 25th to JULY 22nd AGES: 7 10 14 2 or 4 week periods \u2014 50 Boys enly Featuring : SWIMMING WATER SKIING TRIPPING ARCHERY INDIAN LORE WOODSMANSHIP Director : Program Mr.D.R.Firth, B.Sc.(P.E.) Director : 4215 Grand Boulevard Mr.Tom Thompson, Montreal 28, P.Que.B.Sc.(P.E.) HU.1-7653 Brochures and Interviews Available Private Camp for Boys 6 - 15 years 2/st Year Trained Supervision can P ARR@YVHEAD 11 hrs, from Montreal by E.T.Autoroute Lake Memphremagog, Que.Adventure in the outdoors.one (ent counsellor for every five boys.Excellent swimming program, Safe beach on sheltered bay.Sailing, houseboat and cunoe trips.Skyline hiking trips, new craft «shop with excellent crafts program.Archery, camp craft and all vsual 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 Hlustrated booklei upon request * An Accredited Camp of the Quebec Camping Association * Pee\" eT ee\" ne a nu\" Pe® eae Pe ue en Tn a 0 a ea\" uP a a ua?aT aT a ¥ a Va ® oT a a\u201d eae\" se 0\" ae\" = sea es a =\" n \"es Tu\" =\".rare! 8 was also decided to go-along with | Potrons: - Marcel for the G.M.LA.A.out-! - standing player award.one era toa 0\" dames C.Logan.%\u2019 Coach Andy McGillis also an- Thomas Primrose, M.D.879 pes ilworth | nounced that Reid Sherriffs will F.R.C.5.(C}), F.A.C.S.Road Town of receive the John Rogers mem- Henri Fossion, D.F.C.Belgium Mount Royol 16 | orial trophy for sportsmanship.Reid an eager beaver is always 733-2037 ! ready to lend his assistance to DATES : JUNE 28th to AUGUST 22nd any worthwhile case and a sample of this, is the fine job he has La a a EE CAMP BELLA COOLA for boys ages 7 to 15\u2014R.R.1, Trout Lake SPECIAL PROGRAMME FEATURES : Out-tripping, Pioneering, Mountaineering CAMP FEATURES modern well-vent- ilated bunks, indoor plumbing, hot and cold running water in each bunk .100 acres of beautifully wooded property.One of the safest water front locations in the Laurentians; gently sloping sandy | beach.Boating, Canoeing, Arts and Crafts, Dramaties, Nature Lore, Horseback riding, Water Skiing, Indian Lore, Tennis, Archery, Baseball and Basketball, Fulltime registered nurse .highly qualified staff.FEES: Season (8 weeks) $425; 4 weeks, $230 .All laundry included IHustrated Brochure available from the Directors: Philip H.Bougniet, 59 Cote St.Catherine Rd., 'S Jack Davis takes pride in presenting + * the music and entertainment of NAT RAIDE April 4th \u2014 April 10th TE rm CA A À | 98896.WONDERFUL IDEA FOR ¢ EASTER /PASSOVER ê Bring the family for a never- tu-be-forgotten lake Placid Holiday at low family rates.= Pan nn Ÿ P any FROM 4 DAYS 1501 3 NIGHTS ANY ali a > RONALD DAVIES ® PAINTING RENTALS ® PRINTS & ETCHINGS | e CUSTOM FRAMING ; DAVIES House of Paintings 4908 Sherbrooke St.West HU.6-1264 »* + + G.1.Wilkinson los peak The Women's Auxiliary of the Reddy Memorial hospital will hold their annual brunch party on Sunday, March 27th at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel.The |} guest speaker will be G.A.Wil- | kison and he will talk on the]?Easter Island expedition.; & + Auxil lary elects officers |} St.Mary's Hospital Auxiliary |! held their annual meeting on |: March 17 in the Hospital's audit- |\" orium.Mrs.John H.Dunne was |g elected president for another year.Other officers elected were: Vice - Presidents: Mrs.Louis Quinn, Mrs.Tris Coffin, Mrs.L.|, Latremoille.Mrs.JV.George, Treasurer: Mrs.John Howe, | Assistant Treasurer: Mrs.A.W.Howson, Recording Secretary: |.Mrs.A.W.O'Brien and Corres- |.ponding Secretary Mrs.Marius Giasson.= The Guest Speaker was Miss |\" Patricia Ling of the City of Mont.2 real Planning Department, who |\" gave an illustrated talk on Old].Montreal.* Stanley D.Clarke, President of = the Board of Directors of the Hos- | pital seconded the reports.* *k * \u2018 Ladies Committee The Ladies* Committee of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra will hold a Symphony Evening un Saturday April 16, at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, + for 0 Happy Bride : Brides ! supply thing wedding the handsome groom.We your can every- for except You must choose him yourself.But if you choose duBois to do the cater: ing, you may be sure that every: .thing will be the best.The most ' delicious food, the finest service + will be yours.Call today 481 | 8163.# # WE RENT SILVERWARE, TABLE LINEN, TABLES, CHAIRS, COAT RACKS, ETC.DISHES, GLASSWARE, SA NA AVAILABLE FOR RECEPTIONS AND PARTIES PRINCE ALBERT SALON Above Our Store MAM AAAS A A NES » du ois FRENCH PASTRY & CATERERS 4887 Sherbrooke Street West 481-8163 {Corner Prince Albert} = I A an nt im An SN SE AN Ass = 9961 \u2018HZ Y2IDIN 'Aopsiny] \u2018saujuox3 Junoulisam au \u2014 [| The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 24, 1966 \u2014 12 PROPERTY WANTED We have buyers waiting for homes in Westmount.We can effect quick sales when necessary, or we can offer your property quietly to private buyers on an individual basis.St.Francis Realty Company Ltd.BROKERS 300 Victoria Ave.489-5321 ie Patti Von Ha a EERE IN PRE a ES FRERES SEE \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 | Hunter 1-0451 SARYEES CORRE ion Ri TBE Fi andl RES er 1 PROPERTY FOR SALE BELMONT AVENUE Choice Location Facing Murray Park Quiet & (\u2018onvenient COMPACT HOME IN EX CELLENT CONDITION 4 BEDHOOMS, ULTRA MOD ERN KITCHEN, GARAGE.PLUS PAVED PARKING FOR 2 CARS FENCED IN YARD 47.500 NO AGENTS PLEASE Call: 482-4013 Buying À Home ?WE HAVE WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR.MAKE HOME SHOPPING EASY, PICK UP A HOME BUYERS GUIDE AVAILABLE AT ALL NEWS STANDS AT 200 St.Hilaire {reo treats reduced te K200000 tor week ale owner lranstetred, Six veats old brick bungalow, Hike new.$ Dedroons, oak Hoos, fireplace, 6 toot new fence.Suunto pool, cabana, patlo, rher riæhts.cold dotage pavedenttanes, Tevins ae ranged Favenniss 467 bu SEW WESTMOUNT ENCLUSIVE LOOKING FOR AN OLDER HOUSE WITH CHARM\u201d Then this 1x tor sou situated an Roslyn School ares où large lat, thi | 7 roum cottage offers sou gracious thang nud 5 tesl fanny home Call Ale.Wright 486-2730, 481-0424, Nurtnan Oct Reaittes.Broken 25 BOYS & GIRLS CAMPS Free 32 Page Booklet ILLUSTRATING OUTSTANDING LAURENTIAN CAMP FOR BOYS AND GIRLS HAS EVERYTHING.MOST REASONABLE WRITE: DR.MARTIN.DIRECTOR Po BOX 12, DORION.QU CALL 453-3371 FREE Camps tor children as reward for Scripture Memory ng, Otherwis: $43.00 weekly Write to PPO.Box 12.Mont veal 45 STORES TO LET 4611 ST.JAMES WEST APPROX.20 x 30 FT IDEAL FOR SMALL BUSINESS OR OFFICES HEATED \u2014 $63.PER MONTI DO.6-4183 .Moderate rent.833-5507.3 _ APARTMENTS TO LET SHERBROOKE Street West uear Loyola College, 4'2 room apartment.$80.00 monthly.Immediate occupancy.Call HU.8-805.SUBLET: Fielding.4',, cailnped, 10 Words 75° i i ; 5¢ for each additional word { boston sas Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 3.30 p.m.Tuesday for current issue.For your convenience, Adtaker on duty Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday until 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1-045] Accounts may be paid at any Montreal Island branch of The Bank of Montreal or The Royal Bank of Canada.io AMOI 2: SEH RE ES: The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising ELECTRICAL SERVICE ® INDUSTRIAL © COMMERCIAL ® RESIDENTIAL 24 HOURS EMERGENCY SERVICE INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE H.R.CASSIDY 484-3523 5765 Monkland Ave.Quality - Service - Satisfaction 0 À E 400 Lansdowne SHERBROOKE ST.WEST AT WESTMOUNT PARK A New Address Of Distinction For Dignified.Quiet Living By The Builders | Of The Magnificent Boulevard Apts.IMMEDIATE OR LATER OCCUPANCY 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments LARGE ROOMS e VERY GOOD CUPBOARD SPACE e CENTRALLY AIR- ! CONDITIONER ® THERMOSTATS IN EACH ROOM ee UNDER-COUNTER | DISHWASHER © WALL OVEN ® LARGE REFRIGERATOR e TWO ELEVATORS @ AMPLE GARAGE SPACE ® DOORMEN e FREE CABLE TV ® PLUS MANY OTHER FEATURES.Hugh Meagher, Exclusive Rental Agent WE.5-3221 \\ ! BOA\u2019 TS & MOTORS Pa 50 APARTMENTS TO LET 86 BRAND NEW 50 H.P.ELECTRIC Metcalfe 254 Apartment 1 CL TH CONTRODE iP 32 Rooms | 5500.00 STOVE AND FRIDGE SUP- CALL: 482-8277 PLIED.LIVING noon to x 15 _- JE BEDROOM 10 x 14 ;98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female Tel: WE.7-4947 | GOOD Heated Apartments \u2018 PERMANENT Parimens + POSITIONS 4277 WESTERN.4 ROOMS.HEATED, $170.00 MONTHLY.CALL JANITOR AFTER 5 P.M.IF YOU CAN SPEAK FRENCH AND ; WE.5-9820 ENGLISH FLUENTLY AND IF YOU ; ARE INTERESTED IN SWITCH- 4275 WESTERN APARTMENT 6.BOARD WORK.4 ROOMS, HEATED, $125.00 MONTHLY.CALL JANITOR AFTER 3 PM, I 933-4190 TRUST GENERAL No Experience Required Salary While Training FOR APPOINTMENT CALL i DU CANADA BETWEEN 2 & 5 P.M.| TEL.: VI.9-9420 MISS RICKABY 861-6002 FROM # AM TO 430 PM.STENOGRAPHER M.BOYER | | | Sublet \u2014 May 1st RAM\" fa PER , Fk ., EQUIPPED, POOL.PARK- MATURE WOMAN ING.744-0230.KNOWLEDGE OF LEDGER- KEEPING AN ASSET PERMANENT POSITION 4 OR 5 DAYS WEEKLY ALL FRINGE BENEFITS FULLY PAID VACATION NEAR MONTREAL WEST 68 SHARE LIVING QUARTERS MATURE lady sceks one room in apartment With the same or older who wishes some companionship.- 82 AUTOS FOR SALE 1963 Volkswagen Good condition, radio, os 5 4d tes with wheels, $750.366-4! - CALL: 481-2717 good transportation.shopping, $110. se GARAGES TO LET PRINCE Albert-Sherbrooke: Guraue unheated, $12 monthly.Call 488-7134.104 HELP WANTED \u2014 Male, Female Summer Camp Employment SECTION DIRECTORS - COUNSEL- LORE AND OTHER POSITIONS FOR 138 FOR SALE \u2014 General CHILD'S chest of drawers: chesterfield chair: drapes: bedspread.bookcase, etc.Good condition.Reasonable.733-4876.Co | VIKING fully automatic washing machine complete.Good condition.Rea- { sonable, 482-5999, ' DELUXE stroller, $22: bathinette, 811: | chrome sterilizer, $6.Reasonable.488- PIANG \u2018medium size, satin mahogany; (TV.21\"inch, blond, swivel case, $25.484-4512._ FOR \u201csale, electric bicycle\u201d \u2018gymn ; \"New Apparel\".845-4461 TEACHERS, COLLEGE AND HIGH | SCHOOL STUDENTS.AGE AND OVER.16 YEARS OF Call 932-1151 Ext.10.YOUNG people, High School age to train for future coun- sellers in Laurentian Camp.Apply P.O.Box 12, Montreal.106 WORK WANTED \u2014 Male RESPONSIBLE 15 year oid \u201cA\u201d student, one year C-I-T, would like to help in summer camp.Call 747-2359.113 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED Woman Wanted RELIABLE MIDDLE AGE LADY FOND OF CHILDREN.LIGHT HOUSEWORK.REFERENCES.LIVE IN 486-8083.GIRL.OR WOMAN WANTED PART TIME FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.CALL 484-4004.REFINED woman wanted, middle-aged.for light housework.Must sleep in.Excellent home for reliable person.Cail HU.9-4459, after 6 p.m.EASTERN Westmount near Sherbrooke.Woman wanted.Good ironer.Hall day per week, Call 933-5592.115 BABY SITTERS WANTED LADY \u2018required to mind baby for working mother.references.RE.5- 2020.a ee 117 DOMESTIC EMPLOY.WANTED EXPERIENCED woman is looking for ironing work, Call 276-8713.~~ 124 FOR SALE \u2014 Dining room furniture ATTRACTIVE modern 5.piece dinette set, half pri $95.Call 932-9076.127 Bedroom furniture BEDROOM suite 7 piece (Aciawood) marble top dresser, tufted headboard, double bed.Beautyrest mattress, $450.481-2100, MAHOGANY double bed, box spring.full mattress, upholstered headboard.matching spread and skirt, Reasonable.Call 484-4280, NEW Sumber King spring for double bed, $15.769-1994 BEDROOM suite white and gold, French Provincial in good condition.Very reasonable, 747-0756, CONTINENTAL bed, brand new, 30 inch, Very reasonable.Call 738-2742.130 FOR SALE \u2014 Kitchen equipment\u2019 \u201c Moving Small Apt.Must G.M.fridge.A-1 condition, $85.sell.Call 731-8365.VIKING fridge, 9 cubic feet A-1 condition.Reasonable for quick sale.HU.4-2449.NICE \u201ckitchen sci, 5 piece, re, good condi- 337.McCLARY gas and wood.coal range; Coleman oil heater, Good condition.Reasonable.Call 937-1129.1965 MOFFAT clectric stove, 24 inch, 3 months old.Reasonable, 481-7312, _ 132 FOR SALE \u2014 Musical instruments ELECTRIC zem tone guitar including shoulder strap, carrying case and Paul Amplifier, less than one year old, $70.00.Calr 489-7014.FOR SALE \u2014 134 Sports equipment RALEIGH \u2018bicycle, girls, large » brand new.Call 738-9763._____ 136 FOR SALE \u2014 ; Clothing & furs LADY'S suits and dresses, size 12-14, in excellent condition.Call RE, 8-5630.138 FOR SALE \u2014 General leather- CHESTERFIELD and\u2019 chair: ette chair.Good condition, Reasonable.HU.6-0962.KITCHEN set: childre bedroom sonable.HU.AUTOMATIC Viking washing machine; Norge fridge, both excellent condition, very reasonable.Call 481- 6384, evenings.TWO Axminster rugs, 9 x 12 with underpad, 6'9\" x 9°.Good condition.365-3186, after 6 p.m.CHESTERFIELD 3 \u2018piece.tyne).Excellent condition: ror.Reasonable.«84-7028.\u201ciLawson fancy mir- j LEATHER portable bar.tan colour, thermos bottle with stainless steel cups; satin bedspread, hand quilted.Reasonable.RE, 9-5974.c¢venings.\"SINGLE bed: kitchen table, 4 chairs: devenport and chair; 17 inch Fleet- | wood portable T.V.and stand; fireplace screen and fire irons: plant | pots.Good condition.Reasonable.Call 931-1490, after 6 p.m.MOFFAT 4 burner gas stove; Frigidaire fridge; wringer washing machine: small white table; clothes cupboard; beige, brown rug, 9 x 12; gas space heater.Call PO, 8-3531, CHESTERFIELD, $50; ruu.$25: dining room set, $60; single bed.$25: electric 4 burner stove, $75: fridue, $25., etc.Call 766-2709.DINETTE table, 4 chairs: couch; coffee table; area rug, good condition.Reasonable.RE, 3-177.~~ THREE single beds; kitchen set.Any | reasonable offer.482-0104.| TYPEWRITER desk 54 file cabinet; 4 chairs; stand; spinning rod Heddon, 7 foot: i Mitchell reel, over 200 lures; slide \u2018projector, screen 35 mum, Optina ca- \u2018mera, case, filters, flash, Weston light j meter; walnut dining table.932-7586, 9 to 4 only.DAVENPORT with matching Good condition, Reasonable, 769-3692.{DINING room suite, china cabinet, table, 5 chairs: kitchen set: wardrobe: bedroom set.276-9050.| WESTINGHOUSE fridge medium size: Sunbeam Shavemaster: food coolers; { bedding: linens; dishes.Miscellancous.| 35 769-5878 x 34; 4 drawer couch; hall \u201816 M.M.Cine Kodak model B-B.35 i lens; Westinghouse dryer; sterling silver toilet articles: French clarinet.Reasonable.481-2100.LARGE mirror antique frame 85.Reasonable.Call 489-1189.PIANO: household Turn 54 x furniture.condition.Very reasonable.Call 481 0533.FRENCH and McGill graduate.\u2018and music gultar, Tutor.Call 844-8068.Moving Bedroom set, padded head hoard.matching drapes, double bed: Thor automatic _ washer: draperies; venetian blinds; Khalabar Indian rua.9 x 12.Reasonable.Call 737- 5166 or 681-9975.\u2014\u2014 Turn Your Waste Into Gold BUY 10 CENT ON THE DOLLAR FREE DETAILS WRITE TO BOX 550.STATION H.MONTREAL.QUE.PAIR of carved chests, 29 inches high, Pompadour style.Would look wonderful in Archway.Price $300.00.Private, Call 631-4672, eveninus.Living Room Set Modern chesterfield with matching 2 chairs, good condition.$150.HU, 8-5634.BABY crib and mattress; playpen: high chair; girl's clothing, 4-G.488- 8625.BABY items; Westinghouse washer and dryer; antique white drapes; air- conditioner.RE.9-1165, WASHING machine, wringer (ype.Good condition, Reasonable, Call PO.9-7394.ANTIQUE Fruitwood table with carved angel heads, Price $125.00.Private.Call 631-4672.evenings, 151 WANTED TO PURCHASE Typewriter Wanted FOR HOME USE, AND IN GOOD CONDITION, REASONABLE, CALL: RI.4-6662 1tEVENINGS! i \u201cchair.1151 WANTED TO PURCHASE 161 [\u2014\u2014~ \u2014 re res rm mn SCHOOLS Westmount Directory Wanted : WILL PAY $2 FOR COPY OF LOVELL'S 1863-66 WEST- MOUNT DIRECTORY.CALL | MISS McKINNON, 481-2771.i Month \u2014 FG ee 1 SECOND HAND | CLOTHING WANTED LADY'S, Children\u2019s, and Man's cloth | ing, also all sorts of factory and store clearings.674-1998.Evenings 674-1880.Maurice Mariasine escorted\u2019 and M.C.\u2019d the Unity Talent Parade during a recent trip to entertain the Hawkesbury Ro-! tary Club.They were extremely well received when they put on\u2019 their usual fine production.Arrange a How Long Will It Take To Learn Conversational French?Months M determined to speak French Simply phone : TALENT PARADE | ECOLE FONTAINBLEAU You will be impressed with efficiency of our method.personal demonstration CALL 342-0111 .perhaps more { moment when distance.But these birds ibe around for a long time yet: | there wis ne need to rush after them.Most Fox Sparrows, It is the Wade Hemsworth., 115 Irvi- | ne Avenue announces that | the haunting melodies and ever, are in southern Canada for lyrics he writes are \u201cjust a short while only.as the greater songss To label them as! ; part of their breeding ground lies : \"north of civilization.This was the | Folk Songs, Hemsworth : \u2018day to enjoy them.iclaims, is to presuppose\u2019 when I heard the Tavelers, they are part of a country\u2019s song group, relating à ; heritage long before they Hemsworth's background as a have had a chance to endure member of CN's enginecring de- ne test of time.their own accompaniment \u201cThe a folk | partment.before they sang to If \u2018Song of the Wild Black Fly Son\u2019.This number they , Goose\u2019 and \u2018The Black Fly have recorded.It has also been\u2018 | Song\u2019 have not had time toi recorded by Pete Seeger and is : >, ; included in the book \u201cThe His- | be \u2018tested\u2019, cer tainly they! tory of Canada in Song\u2019 by Edith have taken their place [ Fowke, Alan Mills and Helmut | among our folk heritage.Blume.Memsworth, too, has re- 1 first became aware that | corded this particular song for there was a Wade Hemsworth Folkways Records.| | For a person who has no formal | (musical training he can be com- ! mended for having acquired basic i theories on his own, y Wade Hemsworth, a graduate of ; Ontario Art College, spotted movement on the ground career was focused on paintings with so many young men who 'saw service during the last world | plata.sparrow-shaped bird was|w qr, Hemsworth's experience kicking about last autumn\u2019s alder i with the Royal Canadian Air leaves, using both feet at once ! Force stationed in Newfoundland in an extraordinary manner.(diverted his earlier ambitions.He found his interest sparked by Every now and then the kicking the songs native to the island.stopped for an instant, and the | red-brown bird dug its conical bill into the exposed ground to pick up small animal life found in the rich humus.Birdland | .| (Continued from page 2) | È a few yards away.A good-sized, | Inspiration for north woods songs was engendered after he became a surveyor for the Ontario Hydro and later for the Quebee North Shore and What a beautiful bird! The! Labrador Railway.at Seven Is- back was streaked red-brown lands.This talented Canadian, whose ability was recognized by the National Film Board, does not usually write his songs quickly.Yet when he was commissioned and grey; the bright, rufous-red tail had certainly suggested the name \u2018\u2018Fox\u201d.When it turned towards them and lifted its head for a moment they could see that \u2018 the pure white underparts were covered with (triangles of this \u201cSpring Drive\u201d \u2014 a motion pic- and fect completed thç picture.drive, he accomplished not only No wonder the leader had sug-'the writing in six weeks, bul gested that they try this route | san and played his own songs today! - \"for the sound track.Evidently there ese X sic e ; .TT Presently i Minn Fous filled same impetus when \u2018The Old re sal ti ts.The conte over- Rooster\u201d roamed around in his lapped, leur carols coming from : \u201chead for some three years.When de Ny watchers discover it finally came into focus he had all sides.* Me \u20ac 5 this song written within two ed that this was a whole flock of | weeks.Fox Sparrows, and that when Temperament has something to singing they left the ground and | do with all creative achievement.> te perched 0 vin o whe pelos Wade Hemsworth says he must anche pring ght he song and experience \u201c \u2018feel\u2019 a around the aw pu cy hag not | what it is supposed to say.Some- (rel put Ina ppearance times the melody comes lirst, at These birds were exceptionally was not the earl other times it is the Ivries.carly.(There is no set pattern.You À Song Sparrow piped up from can cateh a melody casily convey the con- melody and \"a conspicuous branch by the fuot- | enough, but to path.a Robin sang in the tent of a song in thought his | would how- transistor little of\u201d But actually ; , other three of his When is a folk song not a folk song?rhythm 1 tind much more ditt cult\u201d.he informed one interviewer recently, Wade says, \u201cthe trouble with music is that there is too much ot it.\u201d He rezards piped in music As a menace to our appreciation of good music.He deplores the trend.\u2018lt is helping to lower our value of music.Like anything else, if vou get too much of it, you don't listen, he commented.rafting boards ideal medium tor While he has been ; bloyed in CN's towering new \"office building in Montreal.he Chas found time to record a tape of nine pew songs, At present he is waiting for a record company's reaction to it, hoping an LP will be issued.If they have the lilt and story telling potential of the one describing surveyors pestered by black flies, it won't be long betore we will see this new album on the record bars of the nation, At Unity Robert Vaux, who is heading up our carly spring indoor track and field warm up sessions in the gym every Tuesday afternoon.has agreed to arrange an- Cross Canada run.This will be a repeat of a very popu: lar event that was held last Spring with Roger Harte being must be an inspiration busily em- the eventual winner.Each lay to create the musical score for same bright colour.Yellow legs | ture documentary about a log\u2019 aound the gym represents so many miles and all runners start from Montreal and \u201cRun Across\u201d Canada and eventually end up in Vancouver.Huns are limited to short periods several times a week.For oll track enthusiasts interested in getting into shape for Spring \u2014 Why wait \u2018til then.get running now! ! NOTICE Notice is hereby iven that e General Assignment of Book Debts executed under private signature on the 1th day of March, 1966, by Cotra Corporation (1968) Limites to Affiliated-Business Focters Corporo- tion, has been registered on the 11th day of March, in the Registry Office for the Montreal Division under No 1895361.= NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a General Assignment of Book Debts executed under private signotvis on the 4th doy of March, 1966, by Fobric Foam Corp, to Affiliated.Business Factors Corporation, has been registered on the 11th doy of Moech, sn the Registry Office for the Montreoi Division under No 1895360, 9961 \u2018WZ Y240N \u2018Aopsiny, \u2018sourwoxg junowlsIm YL \u2014 EL The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, March 24, 1966 \u2014 14 da i AES A SES NES v DIRECTORS: Shown here are directors of recreations in parks all over Montreal, who are members of the Recreation and Parks Association of Quebec which is seeking more members in a newly chartered association.From left to SPORTING SAM .Ls right are directors: B.A, Rothwell, Westmount, J.de Villemure, Dorval, Sharp.St, Lambert, G.Senyk, Pte.Claire and M.Bosse, St.Jean, Que.H.Linder, TMR, E.by Reg Wootton LN tif he TN bi a À AD au hr Pe armee London Express Servi The RPAQ launches membership drive The Recreation and Parks Association of Quebec is a bilingual organization founded by a group of recreation leaders from several municipalities in Quebec.This organization received its charter from the Province of Quebec on August 17 1965.The constitution provides for a full membership for _all Municipal Recreation and Parks Directors who are working full time, and an association membership for anyone doing part time in the field or who is related in some way to Recreation and Parks.Membership has been increasing slowly, and the executive would welcome inquiries from potential new members from any town or city in the province.Further information and application forms may be obtained by writing to or telephoning B.A.(Rocky) Rothwell at the Westmount Recreation Dept.4675 St.Catherine St.West, Westmount.Objectives For those who have not heard about this organization, the following are the main objectives: To raise standards and to further sound principles in recreation and parks administration.To promote trajning opportunities for professional competence.To promote status of the recreation parks profession.To study and take appropriate action in matters pertaining to recreation and parks.To promote and/or conduct research in the field of rectea- tion and parks or related fields.To establish and maintain recognition and and liaison with tions.To recruit persons with suitable aptitude and ability into recreation and parks profession.To promote education of the community as to full value of sound recreation and parks principles.related organiza- Projects Our first major project has already been set in motion, that is, a training course for Summer Recreation Leaders to be held al Marymount High School, 6300 Cote St.Luc Road, Montreal, Quebec.This course will commence on May 11th at 7:30 p.m.with the following dates rounding out the course: May 13, 14, 16, 18, 25, 27, and 28th.All evening sessions will be of three hours duration and the two Saturday sessions will be of six hours duration commenciirg at 9:00 a.m, Registration for this course is $5.A course of this nature in French is now available at the University of Montreal.An Association Bulletin is also under study and should be issued shortly to keep members informed of what is going on.This organization is also looking forward to supplying help and advice lo any community who is adding new facilities or introducing a Recreation & Parks.Qualified personnel in Parks Dept.It also is in a position to recommend personnel for new jobs in the fiel of Community Recreation and Recreation and Parks operation are very few and it is because of this that a university level course is being set up to commence in the near future.Make your next ale Canada\u2019s fastest growing ale\u2014Labatts 50 Ale\u2014we think you'll like itt & Westmount Old Boys Association Westmount High School Old Boys Association Hockey Team pictured here, took on the Westmount High School Senior Team, City Champions of \u201cA\u201d division at Westmount Rink, on March 1, The final score, Old Boys 4.Westmount High 3, Standing: G.R.Smith, V.Vickers, L.Carr, D.Leadbetter.D.Farrell, R.Wesimount Old Boys re-unite tonight | | ! | t The Annual Banquet of West-, principal J.Douglas Lawley.| mount High School Old Boys\u2019 Association is being held tonight at 6:00 p.m, in the Windsor Hotel.GUEST of Honor at the program will be head of the English Department, Mr.Angus Bernard, retiring after 23 years of service with the Westmount Board).Twenty-six former teachers and many members of the staff will be on hand to pay tribute to their retiring colleague.A drawing will be made for a paintin by retired vice- Announcing ©® Limited Enrolment Call or 1000 te Rl THE 30th ANNUAL LEARN-T0-SWIM CLASSES © Boys and Giris, 6 to 9 years © Individual Instruction @ Course Starts April 4th Register now For application forms and further information WESTMOUNT Y.M.CA.4585 Sherbrooke St.W.PM A A A AR President Philip E.Will chair proceedings while old-boy Leslie Roberts will ad- Johnston | dres the banquet.Gifford Mitchell, Supervisor of Music for the Protestant Schools of Greater Montreal and former teacher\u2019 will lead a sing-song.Special arrangements have been made by banquet chairman John Newman to ensure a large representation of graduates from each decade, with many father and son combinations in attendance.One of the oldest graduates attending is expected to be Claude: Ross of the class of 1898.Write WE.7-3916 ee D A A AS Westmount council .(Continued from page 1) | dangerous to the public and \u2018therefore must be demol- i ished.t Council also authorized ME the mavor and the city clerk to sign a new {wo year agreement with the Interna- tion Association of Firefighters Local 981.commencing January 1.1966.This is subjeet to the approval of [the city ¥ attorney.Youth gets.\u2018es (Continued from page 1 he was in jail.he was brought back to face charges for the pre-Christmas car theft.When | Stalker ! i Judge A.Me\u201dT.told him, \u201cI! hope two years will make a bet- |ter person out of you and I hope you will learn to do | something useful while you | are | plied.Stewart, J.Shayer, ce Pratt, J.Watertown, D.Beasant, P.Johnston, (President), G.Theodore, (W.H.S, Coach).H.Griffiths, R.Hamilton.N.Lupovitch, S.Miller, M.nessy, T.Christie, J.Beasant.Kneeling: Shaugh- there,\u201d the youth re- \u201cI doubt it.\u201d THE MASTER BREWERS NEW INVITING IMAGE FOR DOW ALE DOW.ALWAYS THE RIGHT ALE BETTER TASTE BRIGHTER SPARKLE LIVELIER REFRESHMENT Da MOVE RIGHT AHEAD WITH aus THE MASTER BREWERS 9961 \u2018HZ Y24DIN \u2018Aopsiny, \u2018soujuox3 junougsaAA 344 \u2014 SL The Westmount Examiner, Thursday.March 24, 1966 \u2014 16 STUFFED SHIRTS?NEVER!!!!!II] We're the friendliest spot on the dial.CFOX MORE MUSIC EXPO SITE: Members of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association national board of directors are shown the site of Expo 67 by the Exhibition's Commissioner General, Pierre Dupuy, during a recent visit to Montreal, Left to right: J, Rundle McLachlan, Virden Empire Advance, Virden, Man.: G.A.Scot, Gananogue Reporier, Gananogue, Ont.; John W.Sanction, West- mount Examiner, Montreal, Que.; Mr.Dupuy.Scoring champions TEAM GP G APTS.TERMITE ric Foch, Raiders 2 23 1 24 MOSQUITO David Edgell, Huskies 1 18 6 24 PEE WEE Craig Shannon, Raiders 16 42 1 43 BANTAM Jacques Gendron, Rangers 9 9 20 MIDGET Wayne Barrow.Sparlons 13 16 11 27 Please Mail YOUR Donation in the PINK ENVELOPE to P.0.BOX 6600 - Montreal "]