The Westmount examiner, 7 juillet 1966, jeudi 7 juillet 1966

[" | CITY DEFICIT IS $156,632 Scales are fipped by unbudgeted $$$ for Metro payment Westmount has a deficit for the fiscal vear \u201865 of Vol.XXXIV, No.2 $156,632 \u2014 and one way of looking at it can put the blame (if you want to use the word) squarely on the gift to Metro.The gift to Metro was.as residents doubtless re.! member, $300.000 \u2014 and without that payment, the! fiscal figures would have shown a surplus of about the size of the current deficit.Revenue and expenditure data follows: (With the 1965 budget for purposes of comparison) REVENUE Budget Actual (Amended) TAXATION: Municipal $2,235,155 $2,232,360 Business 133,000 188,632 Sales 546,000 729,997 Amusement 12,000 25,755 Special assessments 472,585 476,449 \u2014_ _ | 3.398,740 3.653,193 Permits and Licences 40,540 57,823 Rents and Concessions 98.850 138.841 Fines 106.170 140.953 (Continued on page 11) - Municipal Association \u201c fights fax increases: ~ lodges school appeal Westmount Municipal Association has joined other suburban citizens\u2019 associations in protesting the property assessment increase recently proposed by the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal.In a letter to ratepayers, WMA President Colin M.Russel described the 19 per cent boost Firemen back in the municipality as \u201cexces- oo \u2018are justified in protesting Blood clinic here July 13 | without delay.\"The increase means that taxpayers would find the valuation of their property increased by [19 per cent for school tax pur-, ;poses over the valuation set by A Red Cross Blood | ?ini i .nicipal tax assessment.Donor Cline Js.Sched: © The WMA noted that ute or \"the school board has decided to Wednesday next.July 13.increase valuations by 19 per in the banquet room.cent.the Montreal Metropolitan It is sponsored by the Corporation has set an equatiz- « ing factor o per cent.Westmount Fire Depart- he letter follows: ment.Hours are: Dear Fellow Citizen: p.m.and 7 to 9.30 p.m.re-| 2 to 5.30 | \u201cYou have undoubtedly ceived a letter from Mayor \"Tucker concerning the 197% in-, The Red Cross must | crease in valuation imposed on collect 4,250 pints of Protestant taxpayers by the blood each week to sup- [Greater Montreal Protestant ply the hospitals affi- |School Board and on Neutral! liated to its f Blood panel taxpayers by the Board | late o Its ree 00 and by the Montreal Catholic Transfusion Service in School Commission.This com- Western Quebec.The |pares with an increase of 12°¢ Permanent Centre.2180 for purposes of the Montreal _ Metropolitan Corporation.Dorches t er boule | The Westmount Municipal As- vard west, is open from | sociation considers this 19°¢ rate 9.00 am.to 8.15 p.m.[of increase to be excessive and Monday to Friday.(Continued on page 11) EE 7 Next week's weather sy eric NeaL JULY 9 TO 16 Mornings cool and misty.Afternoons bright and very warm.Humidity high so evening thunderstorms normal, with hail or snow grains for many places.Tornadoes in central and southern States will be followed by coastal storms, affecting weather far inland.Sunny periods and squally rains alternate through middie of week.Morning drizzle in mountains, but afternoons sunny and hot.Scattered thundershowers during weekend.Temperatures, night and day: South, 60-95°F; North, 50.90°F.Rain 1°\u2019.Sunshine 56 hours.the Cily of Westmount for mu- | while | | Mayor Tucker writes: Tax hike confirmed; appeal ends Friday Lxaminers; 12 PAGES 5e Time running ouf on Selby street By JIMMIE SOUVIENS i Westmount may not be using the classified advertising departments of the newspapers to try and find MONTREAL 6, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1966 one -\u2014 but for the Selby street situation, they certainly need a miracle- worker, and a good one.Granted all the good will in the world, and no delays what- ,soëever along the line, West- \u201cmount wouldn't be out of the red- tape by spring.on a proposal to build blight-reducing housing for ousted Selbyites.and the word of the officials on the Trans-Canada is that the demolition balls will be swinging at the end of the chains on | Selby street by July 1, 1967, That's how all looks from here, If 1 was a resident of Selby street, I'd be out tooking for a place to live, right now: and 1'd keep right on looking until 1 found one.RED TAPE - Let's take a look at the details: Goldyn Sunderland, the city's relocation officer, has turned in a massive report on the situation \u2014 covering a 90- aere site, with a master plan.This will be studied, let us say, by councillors for the balance of July.And even this will be a quick study.for the document is thicker than your phone book, and more detailed.After study the council would presumably wish to meet with the citizens\u2019 groups involved, and then discuss the situation and adopt a program.Once such a program was adopted, the city would be faced with the proposal of visiting Quebec and getting the provin- _ - cial government to agree that it was alright for Westmount to \u2018get together with the Central Housing and Mortgage Corporation.And this is only the beginning.STUDY CHMC will have to take time \u201cout to study the proposal, to see :what they are being asked to advance money on, and then it \u201cthis hurdle is crossed, the pro- | posal of CMHC will have to be Friday.July 8.is the last day for appeal to the!adopted by council and an agree- school authorities concerned in any protest regarding ment signed.the proposed increases in school taxes, Mayor M.L,! Then.of course.there is Tucker notes in the final paragraph of a letter sent py | Something to work with and the | architects will get down to busi- the mayor\u2019s office to ratepayers in the mail over the ness and come up with some past few days.\u2018 (Continued on page 11) The letter was dated June 30.but with Saturday, Index r FRANK STARR.right, receives the gavel of office from retiring president LESLIE J.STUART.new president of Westmount Rotary, :|Sunday and a holiday intervening, leaves little time for concerted action on the part of citizens.The letter, which is self-explanatory.follows: TO WESTMOUNT TAXPAYERS:- \" Churches .6 The council has been served notice by independent ' authorities of their decision to increase valuations over Classifieds .\u2026.10-11 and above the present Municipal Valuation Roll \u2014 Editorial .; 4 Valuation Increase | Roving Reporter .5 1.Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal 19% | Sports .12 (Continued on page 11) Women's 8- 9 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday.July 7.1966 \u2014 2 CAMP MACAZA LABELLE COUNTY SMALL PRIVATE CAMP for Boys and Girls, 6 to 12 Years e 10rh Your e directed by Miss Ruby Smith, B.A., M.S.P.E.Booklet On Request 501 Claremont Avenue Westmount WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.SUMMER FUN CLUB For boys and girls 8 to 13 years , à daily program of swimming instruction, handicrafts, trips & tours, shits, sing-songs, sports, hikes, archery and special events.SECOND PERIOD JULY 18th to JULY 29th Register Early \u2014 Folders Available At 4585 Sherbrooke St.West 937 - 3916 A tape system more convenient than a record changer! 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Take us with you, We love to go North, And we're friendly companions.The modern sound Town and country Sheraton Hotel.This seemed 'Mac\u2019 finds his right niche by Stephen Schofield to be a waste of time to Mac, who preferred to push on with his work.Finally the boss offered Mac the managership of the firm's Ottawa branch, which he refused because his wife, Marion, did not want to live in Ottawa.And that, as some married men know, settled that.But this is odd because Marion has many friends in Ottawa, where she was born and raised; and at her age of 32 it is against all normal in- stinet not to want to go home again to familiar haunts and faces.\u2018Il have had quite enough of smart hats and cocktail parties and dressing up,\u201d Marion told me.\u201cI would rather live in the country and let my children run around in dungarees,\u201d So that is what she does.And she wears dungarees a good deal herself.She and Mac live quietly and remote from any city in a house on the St.John river, which laps gentiy along the edge of their acre.Although Marion misses Mac a good deal during his long jaunts throughout the province, they both much prefer the tranquility of New Brunswick.Bank letter lauds British Columbia The rapid development in British Columbia of \u201ca prosperous economy and a modern society\u201d is reviewed and analyzed in the current issue of the Commercial Letter of Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce.Canada's west coast was unknown to Europeans for more than two centuries after development began in the east, and growth was slow until the 1850's.The Commercial Letter reports that in 1855 the total population of European origin on Vancouver Island was 774, and the population on the mainland was similarly sparse, Then the discovery of alluvial gold deposits on the Columbia and Fraser Rivers brought thousands of gold miners and triggered the sequence of events that transformed a fur-trading frontier into the prosperous and diversified economy of today.This year British Columbia is celebrating the centennial of the union of the mainland and Vancouver Island in 1866.It became a province of Canada in 1871.\u2018As an important supplier of the industrial world\u2019s needs for forest and mine products, the province is on the threshold of a second century of illustrious growth,\u201d the Commercial Letter says.DIVERSIFIED The terrain and climate are as diversified as the economy.The climate varies from near- Mediterranean to tundra in different areas, with the warm Japanese Current and the series of mountain ranges exerting their influence on temperature and rainfall.Forests cover 58 per cent of British Columbia and are \u2018the most valuable directly exploitable resource of the province\u201d.Estimated value of forest production in 1965 was $980 million, and new capital investment reached a record high level with the erection of an estimated $250 million worth of new manufacturing facilities.\u201cThe forest industries of British Columbia have an enormous growth potential,\u201d the Commercial Letter says.''\u2018With sus- tained-yield management, more complete utilization of the tree itself and the growing importance of the interior timber stands, the forest industries can be expected to continue their leading role.\u201d The manufacturing sector ranks first in the province in terms of value of output, with a 1965 total of more than $2.9 billion, Wood and paper product industries continue to be dominant, but there have been ex- pansions in recent years in the production of transportation equipment, iron and steel products, smelting, metal fabrication, machinery, printing and publishing and chemicals.The substantial growth in tertiary industries \u2014 with concentration on trade, service, transportation and communications.and finance and related activities \u2014 \u2018reflects clearly the increasing maturity and strength of British Columbia's economy.\u201d The mining industry has shown continuous growth, and output in 1965 was $279 million.The metals with the greatest output were zinc, lead, copper and iron ore, and during the year the province became an important producer of molybdenum.Crude petroleum, natural gas and natural gas products, asbestos and coal were the leading nonmetals.While minister to France, Thomas Jefferson studied French cuisine and wrote a cook book for use in the kitchen at Monticello.RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING \"2 COMMERCIAL Call For Electric Rotary Sewer Cleaning Service Our plumbing experts will unclog that drain quickly ! 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Other Directors elected at he annual meeting were as follows: | WwW.E.Ward, Honorary Trea-; surer: W.Theo Laurin, Past: President: W.H.Ackhurst, Curling: M.W.Hallett, House: J H.Culmer.Entertainment and Publicity: De.R, Grant Reid and W.B.Murphy.Membership: W K.Carruthers.Buildings.Grounds : and Ice.The Club inaugurated a Past \u2018 President\u2019s Pin which was presented to all living past presi-\u2019 dents.The Annual Meeting also conferred honorary life member- been a member of the Club continuously for the past 41 years.Ë HAPPY CAR WINNER: STANLEY | takes the keys to the car he won at Westmount | Rotary Carnival.Also in the picture are WIL- pere Es .Local Resident adopts Hong Kong girl aged 9 Mrs.Marion Dickman, of 3621 Cedar Ave., West- ship on Harry Rethoret, who has | mount, has financially \u2018\u201c\u2018adopted\u201d Chang Sai Ming, a | nine-year-old Chinese girl li CALL ARTHUR BUYING OR SELLING?484-8433 REALTIES REG'D.\"Licensed & Bonded Real Estate Broker\u2019 on o \u2018\u2018Round-the-clock\u2019\u2019 basis with this new, TO TELEPHONE LINES.and automatically records a 20 second message (up to 33 of them) to be ployed back ot your command.Highly reliable and foolproof, this precision unit pr will pay for itself in o short time ! / Robotronics Corporation 61 St.Catherine East, Montreal 18, Que.Canada Telephone: (514) 842-3946 NEW RECORDER ANSWERS PHONE Have your business or home telephone answered transistor Answering machine! 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If you don't believe that this locale can be all that important .then just find out how much rent other new apartment houses, in Westmount, are asking for \u2014 and getting! 225 Olivier Avenue One Street West ot Greene\u2018 Besides Sai Ming, three other children in our family are able to go to school.They are her | brother, Sai Ping (12), and two sisters, Sai Ching (10) and Pik Wah (6.Their combined monthly tuition fees are $3.86.The younger children are two brothers, Mung Shan (5) and Sai Hong +31, and a baby sister.Sai Fan.When PLAN first learned of the desperate plight of Sai Ming | and her family, aid was given | immediately through the goodness olf a Foster Parent now unable to continue his generous support.Mrs.Dickman\u2019s timely | OLIVER HOUSE | offers the lowest rents of any new apartment residence in Westmount.Worth a visit ?You bet, 9 Brentwood Realties Ing, Exclusive Renta; Agents 937-9227 :: 842-8763 When you see me \u2014 don't think of Life Insurance But when you think of Life Insurance \u2014- see me! 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PLAN'S special medical care Fortunately, all WHEN BUYING OR SELLING A WESTMOUNT RESIDENCE talk to the Man from oI ROYAL TRUST +» Nowe Serving You Jrom a new office on street level CHATEAU MAISONNEUVE COR.YORK AND ST.CATHERINE TFL: 182.7111 MORAY Mach.ACHEAN, Manager The Westmount Examiner, Thursday.July 7, 1966 \u2014 4 THE WESTMOUNT Examiner HUGH R.MOUNT, General Manager Printed and Published Every Thursday by MONITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 29 John W.Sancton President and Publisher Hugh E.McCormick Chairman Editorial \u2014 Accounting \u2014 Circulation Disploy Advertising Departments 481-2771 Clossified Advertising \u2014 8:30 a.m.to 5 p.m.Daily (To 8:30 p.m.Mon., Tues.& Wed.) 481-0451 The Examiner aims to be an Independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted tv public service.$1.25 halt year.Five cents a copy.Mall subscriptions : Member of the Canadian Weekly $2.00 per year; Newspapers Association, Quebec Newspapers Aszoclation.Authorized ap Hecond Class Mail by the Post Office Department, Ottawa and for payment of postage in cash.We Say Selby street residents not \u2018owed a living\u2019 IDESPREAD sympathy is felt for Westmount\u2019s Selby street area residents.Their cause \u2014 termination of their tenures, many of long standing - is well known.They are, in the first instance, victims of progress: specifically, the Trans-Canada Highway to be buill where their homes lie.Like the Dorchester- street-widening evictees before them.and others who lived in the paths of private projects on Elm, Wood and other avenues, they are faced with finding new homes.+ * # IT is safe to say that - those who owned their abodes have been or will be fairly compensated for their material losses.The record in this province in expropriations is generally good.The law and public authority are just.Sentimental and other unmeasurable values, rarely compensated, are of course what evoke the sympathy, which cannot be traded for cash.What lends piquancy to the Selbyites' situation is that many are not the compensated landlords: they are tenants whose grievance is directed, not only fo the federal, provincial and municipal authorities who decided to put an expressway there, but that of most tenants for most landlords: \u201cThey've got recouped for their real estate investment: but we're being turned out of our homes we LIVE here!\u201d Selby street has offered these families, for many years, substantial residences of (superficially at least) good address, Westmount, at rents far more reasonable than paid by most families of similar circumstances in the Montreal district.There are detractions \u2014 an aging area, proximity to industrial activity, rail road tracks, etc.\u2014 but many advantages such as access to Westmount\u2019s parks, library, schools and other amenities, closeness to downtown for jobs, shopping, amusements, We simply cannot go along with the plaint that provision should have been made for equivalent accommodation for these people before Selby street became no more.We simply cannot go along with the idea, from any class or segment of society, that public authority must continue to maintain individual citizens in the circumstances in which public authority may, for public, legitimate and in this case pressing purposes.finds and uproots them.* #%* x YOVERNMENT in this country has no tradition of general public housing for private citizens and we hope it never shall.lt is one aspect of our lives \u2014 our private preserves \u2014 from which most of us should hope the social- izers in government at all levels will keep their cotton-picking hands.To our many friends in Selby street we feel bound to say: You're not alone.but our best advice is self-help comes before all special pleading.IH you haven't already done so, get out like your fellow citizens and buy or rent the best possible new homes anywhere to suit your fastes and pocketbooks.Biography of Streets Gladstone avenue Gladstone avenue extends from 4112 Dorchester boulevard north to 4124 St.Catherine street west.This is a very short narrow street, but extracts from the Council Minutes show that there was a good deal of controversy about it, Nov.1890\u2014\"That as Gladstone avenue has not been made in accordance with the by-laws, respecting the width of the street \u2014 the council can not undertake to do any work thereon.\u201d May 1891 \u2014 \u201cthe necessity of something being done with Gladstone avenue as it is in very bad sanitary condition.\u201d May 1893 \u2014 \u201cA petition from proprietors and tenants requesting the Council to put Gladstone avenue in the same state as regards to roadway and lighting as other streets.Motion to do so was lost.\u201d July 1894 \u2014 \u201cThe Gladstone avenue be macadamized.\u201d Dec.1902 \u2014 Petition from the proprietors praying that the street be finally taken into the possession of the town.\u201d April, 1903 \u2014 \u201cThe Committee recommends that the petitioners (Dec.1902) be informed that Council is not preparel to accede to their request,\u201d March, 1906 \u2014 \u2018Committee recommends that the avenue be recorded in Street Record Book.\u201d March, 1911 \u2014 \u201cThe paving of Gladstone avenue from St.Catherine street to Dorchester street in asphalt.\u201d June, 1920 \u2014 \u2018Committee authorizes the paving of sireets and lanes, one of which is Gladstone avenue.\u201d March, 1932 \u2014 \u201cThat Council approves the cost for sewers and paving roads and lanes.The cost of paving Gladstone avenue was $670.70.June, 1933 \u2014 \u201cThat Gladstone avenue he a one-way street in a southern direction.\u2019 JUNE, 1935 \u2014 \u201cThat Gladstone be restored as a two- way traffic street.\u201d June 1938 \u2014 \u201cThat no vehicle be parked on the whole east side of the avenue.\u201d William Ewart Gladstone Gladstone 1809-98) was born in Liverpool.The \u2018Gladstones\u2019 were of ancient Border stock.John Gladstone became a Merchant Prince of Liverpool, Member of Parliament and Scottish landlord.His second wife was of Highland birth.Their famous son, William, recalls his mother as | a beautiful and admirable woman, and his father as a strong-natured man, with a deep sense of duty.: William went to Eton, and! spoke later of his slow de-| velopment there.Under ; Hawtrey and Keats he learn-' ed to work well.Arthur Hal- | lam remarked his good looks.| his glowing scholarship, his remarkable contributions to! debate, and above all the fine influence of his charcater.He went to Christ Church, Oxford, where he founded a debating society called The Duke of Newcastle W.EG.| asked him to stand for Newark, and in 1833 he took a seat in the Assembly, which! he charmed and dominated | for 60 years.His own choice | would have been the church.! but his father made him a statesman, and he soon justified his choice.| MN was in defence of slave labor as administered on his father's estate in Demarara, that he made his maiden speech: He was Lord of Treasury in Peel's government and Under Secretary for the Colonies.When Peel's government fell, Gladstone devoted himself to reading and the preparation of his famous book, \u201cThe State in its Relation with the Church.\u201d He married Catherine Glynne of Hawarden, and enjoyed many years of happiness and a delightful and historic home.He returned to office with Peel in 1841 as Vice-President of the Board of Trade, and drew up a revised tariff.\u2014 a long step towards free trade.At thirty- six he was one of the most striking figures in the House of Commons.His superb health, his extraordinary power of work and rich imagination impressed all.His fine manners, his intellectual face, his deep-set flashing eyes, his erect and dignified bearing, and his voice of incomparable flexibility, gave him a natural equipment such as few orators have possesssed.Prime Minister When a coalition government under Lord Aberdeen came to power, Gladstone became Chancellor of the Exchequer.which he was to make one of the greatest offices of the State.When Palmerston succeeded Lord Aberdeen, Gladstone caused great surprise by joining him.This act meant his enlistment with the Liberal Party.He worked with Russell, who succeeded Palmerston.When Russell retired, Gladstone was head of the Liberal Party and in 1868 he became Prime Minister.He resigned in 1874, but in 1880 he took up the burden for the second time.He resigned again in 1885.and after the general elec- tionhe declared Home Rule for Ireland.He became Prime Minister for the third time, but when his proposal for Home Rule was defeated he resigned, and for six years led the Liberal Party in Opposition, In 1892, he once more became Prime Minister.his fourth term of office.This grand old man spent his closing years happily at Hawarden.devoting himself to literature and writing.POCKET CARTOON By OSBERT LANCASTER \u201cOne of these days our swinging vicar is going to swing just a little too far!\u201d YOU SAY Resident writes about traffic Dear Sir: The article on page 1 \u201cAr- rows-arrow everywhere but ne'er an arrow for me\u201d leaves me quite cold.1 thank your sympathy with both drivers is quite misplaced.If there is a spot in the city where the signals are well marked it is at Victoria and Sherbrooke.Arrows on the streets well before the driver reaches the corner show which lane he should be in and if he gets in the wrong one, he certainly isn\u2019t paying much attention to signs, or signals \u2014 a fault evidenced by a good number of drivers both in Westmount and in Montreal, May I say that that particular corner.as far as I am concerned, is a treat for pedestrians \u2014 if drivers pay attention to the signals \u2014 as a pedesirian does have a chance to cross without being cut off from all sides, My one pleasure in the article is that a police car was around at the time and cautioned him, and I don\u2019t think the officer can be blamed for not noticing the other offender; in today\u2019s traffic conditions he would almost need eyes in the back of his head.So instead eof sympathy for the poor driver who had to turn right when he didn't really wan{ to and possibly delay him all of five minutes, have a little praise for the police officer who saw what happened and instead of ignoring it, did something about it.At least one more driver on Victoria Avenue will watch out for the signals.Yours very truly, L.M.Rowe.50 Academy Rd.Selby resident answers Macken Editor Examiner Sir: Of course We pay Laxes federal and provincial and water tax too and from our rent our landlords pay the municipal tax.If you sir, have an old age pension, our taxes help this along toe.We are not a separate species, just good citizens looking fer something that is so hard to find, and concerned as to the future of our children when our accommodation is due to be taken away.It\u2019s not the investments you store up in this world that counts, it's the good you do and anyone that denies children a home will have to account to someone some day.This whole thing reminds me of the story of Scrooge (Dickens).Thank you for reading this.Sincerely S.D.Baxter, 67 Selby St.Last Post Fund says \u2018thanks\u2019 Dear Sir: At our annual meeting in the Ritz Carlton Hotel, I have been requested by the President and Directors of the Last Post Fund to express to you our deep appreciation of your kind cooperation with this society during the past year.Yours very truly, A.G.Edward, Quebec Prov.Sec.Treas., LAST POST FUND.iy EJ ! vice-president, JB Carswell, .| 2 local men | Honorars Secrelars.G D.Me- _ : i Kay, Q.C.: Honorary Treasurer.iD.IL Inwood of 4025 Western F.7.Judah: Honorary Legal | avenue annd H.V.Fellows, 3p57 Counsel.FC Cope.QC Ramezay are among those listed Members of Executive Coun- as executives of the Multiple \u201cil.W.H.Aird.HH.Bell, FE Sclerosis Society of Canada.ase, GA Daly, S H Dobell, Col.J.M Dunwoody, H V.Fellows, EG Smith, and Peter {Mr Inwooa is honorary chairman, Mr.Fellows : er hi .- ! a member of y hite.QU TIR the executive council : .hl Executive Secretary «A The full slate follows Cleland, and National Director Honorary Chairman.D 1.In- of Patient Services is Mes M C wood: president.RD.Fraser.AMisick, Ph D RADIO EQUIPPED DAY & NIGHT SERVICE LANSDOWNE TAXI REG'D.18 Gladstone \u2014 Westinount 933-8484 SPECIAL & HOURLY RATES \u2014 OUT OF TOWN TRIPS CHRISTENINGS \u2014 WEDDINGS \u2014 FUNERALS \u2014 AIRPORT Operated by E.Gallagher 2 # Te JE \u201c© ¥ - a OY TWO MILITIA officers, one from the Royal These two militiamen are among the some seven La Montreal Regiment, and one from the Voltigeurs hundred militiamen.who will be undergoing de Québec, receive instruction in mortar oper- summer training in the several summer camps ation from Captain R.H.Nash (left), of St.this summer.More than 3.000 militiamen and Lambert, Que., a regular army instructor, at cadets will be training in the camps in the Camp Farnham, this summer, Left to right, Province of Quebec: at Camp Farnham, at are: 2nd Lieutenant R.W.Clark, of Town of Camp Bouchard, near Ste Therese and at Cana- DRIVE-IN THEATRE Mount al, fr \u2018 ontre: egi- ian Forces Base Valcartier, SHOW ment and Licutonant 1.De issn 01 2208 \u2018 ¢ ~ Canadian Forces Photo STARTS JUNCTION Ste.Foy Rd., Quebec City.from the Voltigeurs.AT DUSK or \u2014 - - 862 CAR NORTHWAY Laurent, was driving about CAPACITY y AND | 30 m.p.h.on Sunnyside when a \u2019 ROUTE 1 he ran through a sto Sig R OV | Nn G and into a Sear driven ge C H A M P L A | N \u2019 N .Y ° \u201c Dolores Benon of 171 Charle- Admission: Adulss $1 00 Children under 12 FREE voix .- no one was injured, yat rs Sa dal ET R0 A A daiy 10-4108 bul the latter car suffered BOY DID | GET A \"DUEL AT DIABLO amages to the tune of $1.200, * = ¥ WRONG NUMBER ! James Garner, Sidney Poitier ; .Bob Hope, Elke Sommer, Further tangible evi- Phyllis Diller Color by Deluxe dence that St.Andrew's Color by Deluxe Church will rise from the TEN LITTLE INDJANS 24 HOURS TO KiLL By Oliver Towne \u201cashes at Cote St.Antoine Hugh O'Brien, Shirley Eaton Mickey Rooney road and Stanton avenue,|- Westmount Council met Monday at City Hall and is to be seen in the fact that - then adjourned briefly for a trip to the home of council is studying a by-law Alderman Backley .the alderman has been confined change that will be occa- - : to bed for a spell and his confreres felt the visit might sioned by the manner in SES Ra ~~ help to speed his recovery.\"which the new church may .¥ ox \u2018be built.vis Mo mation ane \u2018 D.Victorial Girls, and somer-| Mrs ati, Wh nman » * Et li rd power de- set and all the Maughams $49,250 better off, as a result There EX partment was one of the bits |- - - History and Travel in-; of expropriation of 4283 Dor- of business accomplished at | cludes Conquest 1066 and chester west, the final in a are several ih Backir bedstead.|The Conquest of England log lot of cxprepriation pur.4 \\ * ' * ti .} 9 e : : A ae, \u2018 Biography books on the How flobbies Section lists council Monday night.; ( ( approaches current new list at West- mother, and Non-drinker's.ERA (8 \\ n mi ht take mount Library include drink book Library by , coueil is planning to \" h| one g some that seem most suit-, ni YY begin study of the Sunder- ne - ithe way is loaning books for.land repor \u2018 ; port on the Selby , \u2018all summer\u2019 but books of street situation Monday = \\ ve ag togetto < the last two years and mys-' : NA vo 3 \u2019 i rhe pene AND ASUS) Ruby Foo's included in this category.the report is bigger i .7 x # * than a phone book.and J W.Duley, 480 Decarie.St.thicker.a Ce Firemen's Blood Clinic: features Expo draw Westmount Firemen will hold their third annual | Blood Donor Clinic, Wednesday.July 13th.at Victoria! Hall.able \u2014 The Astors.Two And the end Justifies the means.9 A == | The Red Cross Clinic will be saving a life.shower isn't held in the Banquet Hall, from Refreshments will be served.Worth a snap 3:00 p.m.to 5:30 p.m.and [rom also.anyone donating a pint of Unless you can 7:00 p.m.to 9:30 p.m.blood will be eligible to have Turn on the tap.This year's committee chair-|their name included in the draw- man Fireman Jean Forget, as-|ing for ten (10) onc day passes JOHN WATSON | sisted by Fireman Patrick Ger- for \"EXPO 67\".LIMITED aghty.of the International Asso- C.Grainger Tomkinson ciation of Fire Fighters, Local \u2019 9 1981.have informed us that this RED (ROSS PLUMBING & HEATING ||veurs clinic is expected to col-| YOUR CONTRACTORS {lect better than 300 pints or \u2018blood.J DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Members of the public.aged Service & Quotations on request || from 18 to 65 years.are eligible | RUBY FQOS wHere auaury 1s A TraoiTion 737-6533 1359 GREENE AVENUE to donate blood at the clinic.E i ! Please remember to bring along FOR YOU H LP | WE.5-4689 {a [riend, for every pint of blood R 4 | donated is one step closer to 9961 'L An \u2018Aopsunyy \u2018Jauiwoxg Junowysem yi \u2014 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, July 7, 1966 \u2014 6 ANGLICAN ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 Westmount Park United CHURCH Church welcomed their new Westmount minister, the Reverend H.Ray Ashford, BA, BD, at an Induction service in the church on Wednesday, June 29.The Rev'd, Canon J.N.Doldge, The Chairman elect of the The Rev'd, J.c.M.Berleantson evene M Presbytery, the Rev- Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill TRINITY V erend Mr.J.E.Munson BA, 8.00 ares.vi Eucharist mon ; BD, officiated.The Reverend 3 M 5 wilh ser 00 ers he Besd.3 Mr.J.Ralph Watson, Secretary a i M.Serjcantson ;of the Montreal Preshytery read 7:00 po PS rd day the scripture and lead in a pray- 1:00 aan.Holy Conununlon er of thanksgiving and inter- Organist and Cholrmaster \u2018essi T as Dre: - Denald 7 F.Madfieid.cession, The sermon was preach AR.CM.BA, DB.Paed.cd by the Reverend A.Ibbs - Avery, and the Reverend R.W.Barker, MA, STB, Th.D, read the steps leading to the induction Service.The service of induction of the new minister followed.Special music was rendered by the choir under the direction of the organist Robert Kennedy.Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount CLERGY The Revd.Alex Mellor: The Revd, Canon 8.B, Lindsay (Hon.) The Revd.Glenn L.Pritchard : Fifth Sunday after Trinity 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 10:15 a.m.DMattins (sald) BA., AMus.11:00 a.m, Sung Eucharist A reception followed the ser- 7:00 p.m.Evensong (sald) vice in the church hall._ = | H, RAY ASHFORD, BA, BD.» ST.STEPHEN'S The Reverend Mr.Ashford CHURCH was born in India, the son of a DORCHESTER and ATWATER missionary and his family did WESTMOUNT not return to Canada until his Walter G.Asbil \u2014 Rector High School days, which were Mr.E.Tait \u2014 Organist spent in Calgary, Alberta.During the war he served with the Canadian Navy, and being de- moblized in Nova Scotia, enter- Sunday, July 10th 10:00 a.m.Sunday Service WE WELCOME YOU | cd Mount Allison University, \u2014 LUTHERAN \u2026_\u2026 | where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree.It was at EVANGELICAL Mount Allison that he met his LUTHERAN CHURCH wife, who came fiom New OF THE REDEEMER Brunswick, and graduated in Home Economics at Mount Al- Westmount A lison.Mr.Ashford studied thco- 283 Clarke Ave, Wm, C.Nolting, B.D., Pastor logy at St.Andrew's College in Miss Lydia Eiblch \u2014 Organist Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, grad- Sunday.July 10th uating with a Bachelor of Di- 9.30 a.m, The Service and vinity.His first parish was in \u201c7 \"Nursery Fairview in the Peace River country, and he later served in Calgary, Sudbury, and Toronto, where he was minister to the College Street United Church.Mr.and Mrs.Ashford have \u2018our children, two boys and two girls, who will be entering West- PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH mount High School when the 349 Melville A - i ll.Rev.Chan.©.Cochrane, B.A.B.D.new term starts n the fa Minister 11:00 a.m.Public Worship CHRISTIAN SCIENCE THE REV.DR, NEIL G,|-\u2014~\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 SMITH OF PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE.Lester A.Woodin Organist and Choirmaster All are cordially welcome © UNITED UNION SERVICES Dominion Douglas United Church Stanley Presbyterian 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, July 10th 11:00 am, CHURCH SERVICE 11:00 am.SUNDAY SCHOOL Lesson-Sermon Subject : Church \u201cSACRAMENT\u201d .Golden Text: Romans 14:17.The {Dominion Douglas during month Kingdom of God is not meat and of July) drink: but righteousness, and peace.and joy in the Holy Ghost.EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting PUBLIC READING ROOM In the Church Edifice: Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 12-3 p.m.Wednesday 6:30 to 8:60 p.m, BAPTIST cor, Lansdowne & Westmount Blvd.11:00 a.m.Morning Worship Rev.Scarth Macdonnell Organist and Choirmaster Mr.John Robb, Mus.Dac, WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: REV.HAROLD J.BALSDON, B.A., B.Th.Organist and Choir Director: Frank Armstrong, L.T.C.L.11:00 a.m.7:30 p.m, Rev.John Dozois of Sherbrooke, Que.Rev.Nelson Thomson Midweek Service: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME © UNITED UNION SERVICES Westmount Park United Church St.Andrew\u2019s Church (Westmount Park Church, during July & August) corner Lansdowne and We:tern Avenues 11:00 a.m.Morning Worship \"WAYS OF WITNESSING\" REV.H.RAY ASHFORD, B.A., B.D., PREACHING Rev.R.From left to right, Greenfield Park Church, Rev.of St.Lambert Church, Mrs.Ashford and Rev.H.Ray Ashford, Rev.A.Ibbs Avery of St.John\u2019s W.Barker, of J.E.Munson, Westmount Park Pastor inducted in impressive ceremon Church, and Rev.J.Ralph Watson, Secretary of the Montreal Presbytery following the induction of Rev.Ashford to Westmount Park pastoral charge on June 29th.Temple Emanu-El Sabbath Services during summer are held regularly during the Summer weeks at 8:15 p.min Temple Community House under the auspices of the Temple Brotherhood in cooperation with Temple Sisterhood.At the worship on Friday Evening, July 8th pulpit honors will be shared by the following: Ivor Kursbatt, Maurice Garfinkle, Seymour Is- senman, and Mrs.Charles E.Everest.The worship will be conducted by Murray Deskin and Benjamin C.Young.Memorial anniversaries in the kaddish ritual will be observed for the following dear departed: Effie Shefler, Jacob Wiener, Jacob Harry Friedman, Dr.Henry, Doubilet, Ida Glassman, Bella Greenberg, Manya Rein- blatt, Jacob Nachum Marks, Annie Cohen, Jacob Prinsky, Jacob Rosenberg, Florence Pascal, An- nic Rabin Wolfe, Joseph Gordon, Dora Ness Lithwick, Rac Milehin, Jennie Rovins, Therese Lisser, Max Rubinovich, Benjamin Sommer, Nathan Lande, Meyer Young, Leon H.Fischel, Jacob Rosenberg, Eugene Guila- roff, Zerdick Quinn, Michael Schulick, Bertha Kurnik, Julius A.Kaplansky, Jean Ostro, Jennie Epstein, Abraham Stern, Aaron Eddie Issenman, Millie Godinsky, Israel Kursbatt, Nathan Cohen.With Temple Emanu-El Youth Kenneth Wiener, the recipient of the Lawrence and Irene Marks Scholarship, which was awarded him at the closing exercises of the Temple Emanu-El Religious School High School Department on May 20th, will attend the Torah Corps at the Kutz Camp, Warwick, New York.The Torah Corps is a seven week intensive study in Hebrew and Jewish religious thought; conversational Hebrew, cultural program.This will be held from June 30th to August 17th.Beverley Fox, also a recipient of the Lawrence and Irene Marks Scholarship, will attend the National Hagigah at the Kutz Camp in Warwick, New York from August 3rd to August 16th.This is thirteen days of expert teaching and expression of Jewish themes through music, drama, plastic arts, dance, writing, photography.Members of the staff are made up of the leading Jewish musicians, artists and writers of the United States.The following young people of Temple Emanu-El Youth Group have been selected to attend the New England Federation of Temple Youth Leadership Training Institutes, These will be held at the NFTY Camp at Great Barrington, Mass and at Camp Tevia, Brookline, New Hampshire.Those attending sessions at Great Barrington, Mass., from August 25th to August 31st will be the following: Candy Issen- man, Mark Handman, Steve Schneiderman, Douglas Young.Those attending sessions al Camp Tevia from September 1st to September 6th will be the following: Beverley Fox, Susan Carsley, Richard Lightstone.Rabbi Goldburg, Assistant TWO MINUTES WIN THE BIBLE N BY CORNELIUS R.STAM PRES.BEREAN BIBLE SOCIETY CHICAGO 33, MLINOIS \u201cAnd when it was day.He called unto Him His disciples; and of them He chose twelve, whom also He named apostles\u201d (Luke 6:13).Many people fail to distinguish between our Lord's disciples and His apostles.They suppose they are the same.This is incorrect, however, for our Lord had a multitude of disciples while He had only a few apostles.His apostles were chosen from among His disciples, as we learn from the above passage from Luke's gospel.A disciple is a follower; an apostle is a \u201csent one\u201d.A disciple is a learner; an apostle is a teacher.There is a great lesson here for us all to learn.We must come before we can go.We must follow before we can be sent.We must learn before we can teach.We must listen to the Lord before we can speak for the Lord.\u201cThus saith the Lord,\u201d was the familiar phrase with which the Old Testament prophets began their messages.But at the head of the long list of Old Testament prophetsTestament p Testament prophets we find Samuel, a young lad, saying: \u201cSpeak Lord, for They servant heareth\u201d (1 Sam.3:9).Before we can do or say anything for God, then, we must listen to God.This explains why the reading and study of the Word of God is so important.First, salvation itself comes by hearing and believing God\u2019s Word, especially about Christ, and His death for our sins.Rom.10:17 says: \u201cFaith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the Word of God,\u201d and 1 Pet.1:23: \u201cBeing born again, not of corruptible seed, but of incorruptible, by the Word of God, which liveth and abideth forever.\u201d Then, having been saved, we can serve God acceptably only by Rabbi of Temple Emanu-El will attend as a member of the staff at sessions at Great Barrington, Mass.Affiliating the Unaffiliated In anticipation of the new Temple season, the membership committee is now busily engaged in affiliating the unaffiliated.Chairman of Membership \u2014 Maurice A.Schwartz; Vice- Chairman \u2014 Norman A.Rill.For information \u2014 Miss Rose Cohen, Executive Administrator, 937-3575.Temple Emanu-El Religious School Parents who received forms through the mail are asked to return these to the Temple Office to help the School Staff in the planning of the School Program for the year 1966-67 by re-registering their children.For information \u2014 Temple Office, 937-3576.cb diligent study of His Word.Perhaps the most important passage in the Bible on this sub- [jeet is II TIM.2:15: \u201cStudy to show thyself approved unto God: a workman that needeth not to be ashamed rightly dividing the Word of !'Truth.\u201d Christian Science Christian Science Churches Holy Communion Services July 10.Communion Services will be held in Christian Science churches throughout the world.This is a semi-annual occasion at which, in many of the i branches of The Mother | Chureh, new members are formally received.Among the special observances followed by all .the churches are when the First | Reader reads the Church Tenets in their entirety, and when the congregation kneels in silent communion \u2014 the only occasion on which kneeling forms a part of a Christian Science \u201cchurch service.In the reading of the week's Lesson-Sermon on the subject \u201cSacrament,\u201d emphasis will be ,laid upon the inability of ritual \u2018and ceremony to take the place |of obedience, humility, and spiritual understanding.Westmount Baptist i At morning worship Sunday, ! the preacher at Westmount Bap- | tist Church will be Rev.John Dozois of Sherbrooke, Que., and in the evening the Rev.Nelson Thomson.i Rev.Balsdon will be at Ocean Park.Maine, where he has been ,asked to be guest preacher at the Temple.After the evening service all are cordially invited to the lower hall for the fellowship hour, when coffee and light re- \\ freshments will be served.The BYPU (ages 18 to 30) meets Thursdays at 7:30 p.m.n a | Bradshaw full enjoyment of his retirement and good health and | happiness for many years ahead.pass Consalidated.Unity Boys\u2019 Club IF.W.Bradshaw refires \u2014\u2014\u2014 - = gets info summer wifh a flourish By CHARLIE HOWES Like an opening of a Shakespearian production the Unity Boys Club summer program entered on cue and when the curtain opened the actors were on stage and the audience in its place.À rousing opening production number (the Unity Boys\u2019 Club song) immediately had the complete gathering well involved and from there on in the opening day was a great success.These morning assemblies are ideal for putting the show on the road each and every day and will continue for the next five weeks of activities.BRAZIL THEME Brazil Day: Thursday, July the 14th will of course be the highlight of the week.This festival will take place in the gym and will feature exciting games, colorful booths and fun for all based on a Brazilian theme.Other program activities for the week will include trips to St.Helen\u2019s Island and to the Verdun Natatorium for cool refreshing swims.The Craft Shop, which by the way is the coolest spot in the club, in the basement, will keep fingers and minds hopping to keep up to the projects which have been planned.Peanut necklaces, place mats, wooden jewellery and minature animals will be created by the Craft ones.The gym will be active with deck tennis, skateboard BULLETINS FROM BIRDLAND WINIFRED E.WILSON As our canoe gently rounded the point we all had a glimpse of the tall bird standing motionless in the shallow water, its graceful figure and plumed head reflected in the glassy surface.Then it was off and away, the big, blue-grey wings carrying it slowly up and over the tree-tops before we had a chance to see the long legs sticking out behind and the long neck neatly folded up.However, we had already recognized the bird as a Great Blue Heron and not that other long-legged big bird, a Crane, which would have held its neck stretched out to its fullest capacity.Long legs have been given to birds that find their food in shallow water.The Great Blue Heron wades in until the water about its long toes is several inches deep, then stands silently watching for prey to pass that way.A long neck is necessary, and a long, slim bill too, in order to reach down into the water and snatch up a small fish, a frog, or possibly a water snake.Sandpipers Too Other long-legged birds that we Canadians may see on our inland waters as well as on our coasts are the Sandpipers.These are comparatively small \u2014 some very small indeed.Maybe you have come across the well known Spotted Sandpiper, because every little Canadian lake or stream seems to have at least one pair.Where as the Great Blue Heron stands four feet tall, \u201cSpotty\u201d is only 712 inches long.The nickname is very suitable for the underside is literally covered with large, black spots.Overtake the little long-legged bird and it will flutter off, just above the sur- (Continued on page 11) olympics and field hockey, PASSPORT PHOTOS And just who doesn't like to see a photo of themselves.Uncle Tom Stephens has been kept busy by those requesting their photos taken for the Unity passport for special events and special prizes.The passports will enable those to have a special rate on all away trips from the club and will also make owners of these attractive items eligible for special prizes for lucky number passport holders.ROOM?FOR MORE There is still some room, How much we really don\u2019t know for those interested in going to camp this summer.The Montreal Boys\u2019 Association operates three camps, Camp Lewis, Camp Amy Molson and Camp Lighthall, This is perhaps the last chance to sign up your youngsters and give them the opportunity of spending two weeks or more out of town in the wide open spaces, fresh air and great swimming facilities.If interested please get in touch with the Montreal Boys Association office today.Number is 932-1151.Why wait till Spring ?Do it now.\u2018from paper company | Frederick W.Bradshaw, | president of Consolidated 19 de Casson road, since the spring of 1964, has decided to retire at the end of this month after 42 years of service to the pulp and paper Canada, of which 32 years His services to the Curpor- ation over the years have been invaluable.He has led the way for younger members of the staff, setting an example to all by his own rise within Consolidated.He has given his talents and energies to the Corporation for nearly half his life; and, even though he reached the regular retirement age last year, he decided lo stay on until this time.He began his career in the joined Price Bros.in Kenogami in May 1921, after his second year at McGill, returning in the fall to take his third year.He went back to Kemogami in May 1922 and continued to work there until September 1924 in order to save the necessary funds to put himself through his last year at McGill.During this period, he worked as a pulp tester, as fifth hand on one of the news machines and then joined their Engineering Department, He returned to McGill in the fall of 1924 graduating in May 1925 with a degree of Bachelor of Science with Honors in Chemical Engineering.He then returned to Price Bros.at Riverbend at the start of construction working in the Engineering and Mechanical Department until 1930 when he was transferred to their Jon- quiere mill in charge of engineering and control.In 1934 he came to Consolidated as a research en- industry in were with our Corporation.Although he will be gone from the presidency, he will still be with us in a consulting capacity.gineer, He moved vn to become | | chief engineer, manager of the | Laurentide division, then man- | ager of manufacturing before his appointment in 1957 as, executive assistant to the presi- | dent.He became executive vice-! president in November 1958 and prtsident in April 1964.We are sorry to sce vim! leave but happy that he will be | with us from time to time to, lend us the benefit of his knowl- : edge.His retirement is effective July Ist.We wish Mr.\u2018 pulp and paper industry when he - CO.LIMITED MONTREAL, QUEBEC estimate © RESIDENTIAL © COMMERCIAL © INDUSTRIAL (At West Broadway) 482-9566 Symbol of quality roofing since 1883 7300 St.James St.W Call our representative for free Advanced Styles For Bathrooms Thinking of remodeling your bathroom ?Visit our showroom to see the latest styles in bathroom fixtures.ih I i I, 4 2 © WESTMOUNT RENOVATION oo Claude J.Cadorette 1248 GREENE AVE.{Next to Steinberg's) IF YOU DO, YOU SHOULD BECAUSE ~~ DO YOU DO BUSINESS LOCALLY?ADVERTISE REGULARLY IN THIS NEWSPAPER 1.Our circulation is LOCAL.People who read this newspaper are your best 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FULLY AIR CONDITIONED sell - Tait | The marriage of Pamela Jean, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John | , Watterson \u2018Tait, of Westmount, | to Nr.Thomas Edward James! : Bell.son of Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Bell.of Kingston, Ont.; took place on Saturday in St.i Matthias Church.Westmount, the Rev.Canon J.N.Doidge of- | { ficiating.Mr.Donald Hadfield ! i played the wedding music, and the boys\u2019 choir was in attend.| ance.Standards of white chry- { santhemums, snapdragons and gladioli, and candles in candela- | bra decorated the church.; I'he bride.who was given | away by her father.was in a gown of white silk faille.fashioned on empire lines, the ; bodice having a scooped neckline, and elbow-length sleeves appliqued with Alencon lace, ! and the skirt, widening at the hemline, having an insert of similar lace and a train caught al the waistline by a small bow, | Her veil of tulle illusion was held by three tulle roses.and she carried a bouquet of pink cymbidium orchids and stephan- otis.Miss Ruth Tait, as maid of honor for her sister, and Miss Carolyn Bell, sister of the bridegroom.Miss Margaret Boake, ! Miss Leslie Shaw.and Miss Linda Anderson, as bridesmaids.| were in frocks of white striped organza over pale pink taffeta, the fitted bodices having high scooped necklines.frilled elbow- length sleeves, and white satin cummerbunds with long streamers.They wore headdresses of pink tulle held with bows, and carried bouquets of pink Sweetheart roses and baby's breath.Mr.Peter Newman acted as best man for Mr.Bell, and the ushers were Mr.Bruce Wilkie, Dr.Archibald Laidlaw, and Mr.John Tait and Mr.Jim Tait.brothers of the bride.Mrs.Tait, the bride's mother, was in an ensemble of rose beige chiffon.She wore a hat of champagne point d'esprit, matching accessories, and had a spray of gardenias pinned to her handbag.Mrs.Bell mother bridegroom, or the wore a gown of blue French ribbon lace, with a silk hat of the same color and a corsage bouquet of red roses.Following the ceremony.a reception was held at the St.James's Club.where arrangements of pink and white carnations and roses.snapdragons, and white shasta chrysanthemums were used as decorations, Later.Mr.and Mrs.Bell left for Bermuda, the bride travelling in a frock of yellow silk.and wearing a kerchief hat of printed silk.in shades of yellow and green on white, white accessories, and a corsage bouquet of yellow cymbidium orchids.Cotton - Stafford The marriage of Lilly Susan- nah (Sue), daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Barry J.Stafford of the Town of Mount Royal, to Mr.William Henry Cotton, son of Mrs.Henry 11.Cotton, of West- mount, and of the late Mr.Cot-| ton.took place on Saturday in the Church of the Annunciation of Our Lady.Town of Mount | Royal, the Rev.Francis TT.Moyle officiatiing, Mr.William\u2019 Doyle played the wedding music, and Mr.Kevin Doherty ; sang during the service.Stand- ards of pink gladioli, white (Continued on page 9) ; CLA Tee 1E NI J.L.ADAMS, Proprietor Medalist, McGill University Medalist, M.C.of Pharmacy Prescriptions carefully ond accurately filled at reasonable prices.1385 Greene Ave.WE.2-2136 Corner Sherbrooke WE.2-2488 MR.and MRS, WILLIAM HENRY COTTON.photographed following their wedding which took place on Saturday in the Church of the Annunciation of Our Lady.Town of Mount Royal.Mrs.Cotton was formerly Miss Lilly Susannah (Sue) Stafford, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Barry J.Stafford, of the Town of Mount Royal, and Mr, Cotton is the son of Mrs.Henry H.Cotton.of Westmount, and of the late Mr, Cotton.MR.and MRS.BRIAN STANWAY SHARP.photographed following their wedding which took place recently in the Church of St.Andrew and St, Paul.Mrs.Sharp was formerly Miss Jacqueline Jane Martin, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John Edward Martin, of Brome, Que., and Mr.Sharp is the son of Mr.and Mrs.William Oswald Sharp, of Westmount.MR.and MRS.BARRY GORDON HULL, photographed following their wedding which took place recently in St.Matthias Church, Westmount, Mrs.Hull was formerly Miss Julie Charlotte Bourne.daughter of Dr.and Mrs.Reginald Alan Bourne, of Rose- mount Crescent, and Mr.Hull, of Montreal.is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Somers Hull, of Willowdale, Ont. À \u201cA i i 4 * dt tlttttttdtdtdttsttttttttttitttttt ttt atti ttt tnt tines CASA HAITI TTR THIRTY FHV 22444040 SH HWY r.Mary of Weston school A With so many changes taking rented in Notre Dame de Grace place in Weston School on Sev- to accommodate the grades from ; ; five to matriculation.Last year ern Avenue, we decided to ask Mrs.Crosby Lewis was appoint- Dr.Mary Winspear, who has | oq by the board to head the been Weston's head since 1946.' senior school as Dr.Winspear, just what was happening.\u2018who lives in a charming coach | house across from the old stone \u201c ar leaving West- | mount Dr \"Vinspour B sured School.felt that she would like ! ; ; \"to concentrate on her first love, i the his- i .vs looking about lt.in °, 899 the children from nursery which has housed the school S¢hoo! ns grade four.These since its foundation in 1917.\u201cWe Years she, feels are the mos have simply out-grown this beau- important in a child s education- tiful building.We will build a|@! life and her first teaching new school as soon as the edu-|P0St.exactly [fifty years ago.cation picture in Quebec is a|Ÿ#S one with small children in little clearer.\u2019 Dr.Winspear, | the village school she herself who is sure that the government had attended in Alberta.recognizes the value of the in-| Supervising the junior school dependant school, feels that a also gives her an opportunity to school like Weston can offer implement the work she is doing parents a choice of education to facilitate the teaching of lan- for their children which cannot guages, to very young children.be duplicated by another|The school has always concen- school system.\u201cOur staff is tiated on the teaching of large,\u201d she told us, \u201cand it al- French.and the program is lows our girls to proceed at started with three year olds in their own pace.Each pupil is in- | nursery school.As reading and timately known to us, and we writing skills are gained, a take the time to discover the phonetic alphabet is added.in- potential of each one of them,\u201d | creasing the speed of learning No one is ever held back to jand allowing a language de- meet an average, and all of the velopment free of extranious ac- students receive a very basic , cent.education enriched by a strong| To help children of all schools language emphasis as well as the to attain the same end she has opportunity to develop exira, worked hard on a three book skills which allow them to, program, the first \u2018La boîte à express individual feelings in! surprises\u2019 has already been pub- self chosen forms as they Ma-,lished, and will] be followed by ture.\u2018Philippe et ses amis\u2019 and \u2018An- Three years ago when it was dre, jeune Quebecois.AN of apparent that the high ceiling- | Which stress the application of ed old mansion would no longer structural linguistics.hold the enrolment, space was Although it is difficult for rrr PP SP ae au a a a 2 Canada's famous RIDING CAMP Boys and Girls Instruction in riding and aaa\" a \"a \"na \"sa\" a a \"eu\" \"a a\" horsemanship \u2014 Musical rides \u2014 camping with horses \u2014 Games \u2014 Swimming pool \u2014 Riding outfit \u2014 Excellent food \u2014 Proper Supervision.LIER'S Riding School R.R.1 CHUTE A BLONDEAU TEL.ST.EUGENE 674-2845 ae\" na\" a \"0 a\" a\" a \"a\" ainda ana Ta\u201d a\u201da ae\" eas na\" a a \"uu\" a aa a a a\" PEER REESE EEN EEE ay ER aa aa aa \u201clage school.It is quite obvious most of us te think of Dr.Win- spear without also thinking of Weston, her life and career have had many interesting facets.From industrial Birmingham, England, where she was born, she came with her parents to Canada when she was a very small girl.The family settled in Namaha, a village of seventy- five inhabitants on the edge of a Blackfoot reservation forty miles from Calgary, Alberta.Her parents kept the village store and post office, and Mary Winspear and her two brothers and her sister attended the vil- that were all of Mr.and Mrs.Winspear exceptional parents, for their children were to Cotton - Stafford .(Continued from page 8) chrysanthemums, and shastu daisies decorated the church.The bride, who was given away by her father.was in a gown of Swiss Guipure lace, fashioned on empire lines, the skirt falling into a long train appliqued with lace.Her veil of tulle illusion was held by a circular headdress of similar lace, and she carried a cascade bouquet of white phalanopis orchids, lily of the valley.and stephanotis.Mrs.lan Robinson, as matron of honor, and Miss Kathy Ber- nath.Miss Vicki Todd, and Miss Joan Wiele, as ULridesmaids, Jean Carter gets highest award Miss Jean Carter mount, was awarded the distinguished citizen award for \u201coutstanding achievement in administration\u201d recently by the 25th International Convention of Alpha Gamma Delta Frater- \u2018nity taking place this week at the Empress Hotel.Victoria, B.C The award is the highest one given by the women's fraternity for achievement of its alumnae {members in varied fields of pub- \u201clie service and professions.\u201cMiss Carter, à graduate of Me- Gill University, is general super- of West.ake valua contributions to were i ke | Conde 4 make valuable cont ons were in frocks of white Swiss .visor of Benefits and \u2018Thrift and the life of their new country.' eyelet embroidery over pink taf-! After her first teaching post in Namaha, Mary and her sister continued their education in St.\u2018 Hilda's College, Toronto.llere Dr.Winspear attained her BA! and MA, degrees by 1931.and received her Doctorate at the University of Toronto in 1942, In the interest of the thesis for her doctorate.t The development! of the 18th century novel in! England, France and Germany), she visited all three countries, between 1931 and 1937.and was | at the University of Munich dur- : 3 i ; , ing the years of the Nazi up- embroidered ribbon lace, under: Recreation rising.She also toured Checho-' slovakia and Yugoslavia.In 1942 she lectured in the English department of the University of Edmonton, and was also advisor to women students.In 1945 she moved to Queen's University where she lectured to the new war veterans on Virginia Wolfe, In 1946 she found her early dream coming true when she discovered the invulnerable grey stone mansion which already housed Weston school and arranged to buy it.Weston has been a labor of love.and a great deal of hard work inside and outside of the school has gone into it since that first year of her tenure as head mistress.Dr.Winspear has not spared herself in improving the scholastic and physical side of the school.The fine building has been kept in solid condition its beauties unimpaired.and the reputation of sound scholastic achievement has increased with the years.To find money for staff and improvements Weston's head taught summer school at Queen's for the first three years, spoke on radio and on the first closed circuit television, taught at McGill in the evenings, and helped Professor Vinay with his program \u2018Speaking French among many other interesting chores.A great traveller, Dr.Win- spear spent last summer in South East Asia and in Australia attending the Brisbane conference of the International Federation of University Women for which she was a Canadian delegate.At Easter she was in Oxford, England, for the fellowship committee meetings of the same federation, and this summer she plans to tour the Acgean Sca in the yacht \u2018Lysistrata\u2019, a project of her brother, Professor A.D.Winspear.Dr.Winspear has a centennial project, (she told us with a smile to remind us of the amusing C.B.C.cartoons on this subject, she would like to get in touch with all the pupils she has taught during the past half century and find out what they have done since she last saw them.She has a start already with an excerpt from Margaret Robbins' autobiography in reply to a standard authors\u2019 questionnaire, sent out by MacMillan Publishing Company: \u201cIhe only education that had any meaning for me was that 1 was lueky enough to be at St.Clements* School during the time that Mary Winspear taught there.Most of the things in my life which have proved to be satisfactory, | learned to appreciate under the brilliant teach- ing of Mary Winspear.\u201d feta, having pink velvet bows with streamers.They wore wreaths of pink Sweetheart rosebuds and stephanotis in their hair, and carried nosegays of similar flowers with white pique streamers Mr.Brian Saunderson acted as best man for Mr.Cotton, and the ushers were Mr.Evan Black.Mr.Doug Hirsch, Mr.lan Motherwell, and Mr Feirence Stafford, brother of the bride.Mrs.Stafford, the mother, was in a gown of pink a matching coat.She wore a hat of pink mohair and satin, and a corsage bouquet of white cat- telya orchids.Mrs.Cotton, mother of the bridegroom, wore a gown of white lace over champagne silk, a matching tulle hat, and had a yellow cymbidium orchid pin- ined to her bandbag.Following the ceremony.a reception was held in the Gold and Grey Rooms of the Ritz- Carlton, where arrangements of pink gladioli and carnations, shasta chrysanthemums, and shasta daisies were used to decorate.Later Mr.and Mis.Cotton left for Jamaica, the bride lra- velling in an ensemble of pink cotton brocade and wearing a bride's, secretary of the employes benefit committee for the Bell Telephone Company of Canada.highest position ever attained by à woman in the company.Alpha Gamma Delta Grand President Mrs Thomas J.Ehr- hart named the following other recipients of the award.They are: Mrs.Joseph Stout, California civic leader Miss Elizabeth Corbett.New York author of 34 novels, Dr Roberta Fen- lon, outstanding San Francisco physician, and Miss Dorothy Lenseh, director of Parks and Portland, Oregon.\u201cand Mrs.Arthur FE Welch, also lof Portland.Marriage planned Mr, and Mrs Alexander FV Walker, of Westmount, an- nounee the approaching mar- triage of their daughter, June Lorraine, to Mr.Bradiey Keith Taylor, son of Mrs.K.N.Taylor.and of the late Mr.Taylor, of Notre Dame de Grace, formerly of Austin, Que, which has been arranged to take place on Saturday.July 16, in Trinity Memorial Chureh.\u2018hat of frost white organdy, \"white accessories, and a corsage I bouquet of white gardenias.George Tel: 935-5431 \u2014 bei GUARANTEED FLOWERS 4154 St.Catherine Street West LEX JEN Pickrell iL Delivery Anywhere 25% TO NATURALIZERS OPEN THURSDAY UTILE SALE OF SHOES 4912 SHERBROOKE ST.W.{Between Claremont ond Prince Albert) 3373% OFF INCLUDING , FASHION SHOES, FLATS AND SANDALS HANDBAGS 25% to 33'3% OFF For Accurate Fit and Individual Attention Come To .Salon 484-8330 & FRIDAY TO 9:00 P.M.9961 \u2018L Ajny \u2018Aopsanyy \u2018aourusox3 JUNOUNSIM YL \u2014 6 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday.July 7, 1966 \u2014 10 NN ee AUTRES AN Te PRES ME EI ont LE dictée AE Era 2 FO OO EEE AR RER OR RON SEE PROPERTY! The Westmount Examiner || ELECTRICAL .WANTED |: PIA ss \u2018 SERVICE we wee tors «ir | Classified Advertising | es © COMMERCIAL We can effect quick sales .© RESIDENTIAL when necessary, or we can offer your property quiet- ; \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 24 HOURS EMERGENCY ly to private buyers on an - HUnter 1-045] 10 Words 75° STAR & ° pa Te individual basis.¥ .,e ; 5e for each additional word MAINTENANCE e St.Francis Realty Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 3.30 p.m.Tuesday fo H.R.CASSIDY Company Ltd.current Issue.For convenience, Adtaker on duty Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday LTD.BROKERS until 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1-0451 : .Accounts may be paid at any Montreal Island branch of The Bank of Montreal 484-3523 300 Victoria Ave.or The Royal Bank of Canada.5765 Monkland Ave.5 489-5321 Quality - Service - Satisfaction \u20142 \u201can crue cooriiilin UE 3 PROPERTY WANTED : 39 OFFICES TO LET 98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female 98 HELP WANTED \u2014 Female WESTMOUNT Young couple with i e dd Father desire to live à st- ont and should he to uv room Westmount : GOOD cottage or duplex 16 quiet area - S1H.000 - $28 OOD Call Mix Helen St.Catherine ot Metcalfe.! | EX | ILE Fi BRE Wlechoanore AUL-H900 484-8433 g1ound floor, air-conditioned.! i 1600 square feet of bright PERMANENT Arthur Snow Healties Rer'd.Broker clean space divided into 3 offices, heated, junitor service, LA BO RA ORY 5 COUNTRY PROPERTY \u2014 red chor, (rutoporta | Vor Sale GUARDIAN TRUST CO- POSITIONS ADMINISTRATION DE BAKERWOOD CLUB Lake Mem- | OUR PHYSICAL LABORATORY REQUIRES A RELIABLE.ACCURATE phremasos.Cedarville Hod, Stan 842-8251 IF YOU CAN SPEAK FRENCH AND Q + stead County, Beautiful treed lots foi le AND IF YOU AND COMPETENT WOMAN BETWEEN 25-40 YEARS OF AGE WITH vale, $2.00.and up, Ideal Tor sailing.- - \u2014 Ou T ITCH.swung, fishing, golfing avd ski.59 FURNISHED APTS.(ARE INTERESTED IN SWITCH: ABILITY 10 ASSIST IN CLEAN LIGHT LABORATORY WORK.mg.Provate sub-division, planned for TO LET j BOARD WORK.year-round homes, One of the finest locations in the Eastern Townships.J ir For information.please phone Mr.À.No Experience Required ruIs LABORATORY IS SITUATED NEAR THE COTE ST PAUL AREA.Snow.Arthur Snow Realtics Rew'd., .Sal r While Trainin Mel Estate Droker, 414-0430; cvenings Il h d , alary g Wipe sente Fully Furnishe ! 1 TO DISCUSS THIS OPENING.PLEASE APPLY TO OUR HEAD OFFICE Eros yoo woe.43 Room Apt.BETWEEN 2 & 7 pat STAFF DEPARTMENT \u2014 Gh FLOOR \u2014 \u2018 vear round resort, completely mod | COTE ST.ANTOINE ROAD BET 2 7 PM.! sruived and winterized 5 r house ; cypired purs w RA » room house.AND ROYAI.pores fond, S000.Call D7 4068 MISS RICKABY DOMINION TEXTILE COMPANY LTD.% s IF S 8 ; .% LOTS FOR SALE ; CALL: 467-3411 | 861-6002 | i 1950 SHERBROOKE WEST .Doo 112 MOTHER'S HELPER i Chateauguay Heights 82 AUTOS FOR SALE | RELIABLE \u2018mother's helper wanted.Lo - meme 1961 F d j15 or 16 years old, English speaking, 124 FOR SALE \u2014 188 FOR SALE \u2014 - General LARGE WOODED LOTS 1780 ore nd hey agpmer months.Sleep out.Call iE ming room furniture | * a utomitic.power stecring., « 37 ATES + + AVAILABLE This car was a taxi for 8 months.but 113 DOMESTIC HE HELP WANTED reasonable price.4824409.Lea in Town has been partially reconditioned, Pri- PTT TT TT TT RIT TTT ee \u2014 V g * SERVICED vate owner.Call 489-3186 after 6 p.m.127 FOR SALE \u2014 .* CMHC APPROVED VAU A Rast andar.ow Too Hot in Cit ?Lo _ Bedroom furniture Following Items condition.Reasonable.Call 747-341 y ° COMPLETE bedroom set.Good con- * CUSTOM HOUSING after bpm, omnis.fition.Reasonable.Call RE.3-6978.For Sale \u201c AREA RESTRICTED Tu 1002 CONSUL 315.new motor.new RELLABLE WOMAN WANT 130 FOR SALE \u2014 Ok WELLING nu gage SXcellent condition, $800.UST IN MURRAY BAY, Kitchen equipment ELECTRIC TUB-TYPE i : TES.Été, - \u2014 \u2014 = w= i LIGHT COOKING AND \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WASHING MACHINE; SMALL 90 GARAGE TO LET SOME BABY SITTING, hon ! T.V, SET.12 INCH SCREEN; ; ; LL _.ONE CHILD, CALL 482-0599.tri ; SUNRAY LAMP: FOLDING Phone: OX.2-9324 \"PRINCE ALBERT, unhcated garage ! GENERAL Electric range.40 : ï 1 | SON a HUMIDIFIER: TWO PORCH posh CC = Reasonable.Call 488-2147.CHAIRS: ELECTRIC GARAGE EE 50 APARTMENTS TO LET : DOOR OPENER.REASON- FRIGIDAIRE fridge with freezer Call.RE.9-3767 v _ | - ABLE.Servi ervice compartment: GE.stove, 30 inch.e Both excellent condition, reasonable.Directory dé ET OI GR Go RO ma \u2014 \", WHITE sewing n hine.number 265.ns FOR SALE \u2014 General _ {ures TV.prize.10n off Cali CYP VV VV VVVY VV VV VY VOPY 481-5715.; i rons p iti BED: DI-HUMIDIFIER AND | siz, monthly.Call 488-7134.; inch, 2 ovens, good condition.| | ette chairs, wooden legs.741-5726.| | KITCHEN set, arborite top.6 leather- BUILDING REPAIRS VACUUM CLEANERS | TT - OFF white leather Lazy Bos VERN OATWAY, contractor, general ; RECONDITIONED chair, tufted back, 10 months maintenance, specializing in kitchens, \u2019 old.$35: white and gold hall + bathrooms, playrooms, balcony re- credenza, RI.7-0424, evenings pals, painting.WE.2.5032, .only.- CARPENTRY - 3455 COTE DES NEIGES : AND UP =\" AT SHERBROOKE ; + ; .BABY carriages Firechief cal: GE.: CALL: 766-2366 wringer washing machine, all excel- Are vou satisfied with vour lent condition.Call 733-2813.present gate room ROYAL TRUST | 6 CHURCH AVE \u2014\u2014- -\" SIMMONS hide-a-bed with ; Beautyrest mattress: hand- | 937-2864 All For $100.es Mess .3 piece chesterfield: wall-to- mm me ee wall drapes: 2 end tables.FILM editor; proj \u2014 or perhaps \u2014 i de sou want à new one or any FOR W INFORMATION home addition.| ojcclor: screen: Lwin ! Good condition.Call 767-3239.speakers: car rack: LP.EPS jazz and folk records: English pram, All ex- Lot us do a guaranteed job with better workmanship at a competitive price cellent condition.Call after 5, 481.CT TTT TT Te = 1479 6 POOM & BOARD To LET 20 _ ee \u2014 _._- LaDY's flight bag: overnight bag: mohair rug; two anti at k Best Offer Accepted quilts; Weller Soldering gan: other household articles.Thursday and Fri- + ; day 5 to 8 p.m, only.Saturday 8.30 to SENIOR CITIZENS ; Must Be Sold ||.\" \"7 Ti M H 11 / / ! Large EE et NEA BROADLOOM REMNANTTS ; 4 ing order, 5.00: chesterfie ; \u2014 EXC r.ome LA RESIDENCE D ANJOU \u2018 and matching chair.$30.00: BROADEOONS A SARGAINS.636-0591 CHARLIE LAROSE | 535.00; Period walnut arm Ress.DRAPES.Low Improvement | chair and platform rocker, ICES.«ds repairs.Call 481-2125.! _ Beautiful place to live p 0605 TOPAITS Ca .PLUMBING AND ROOFING For singl t be = REPAIRS - LAID.REASON \u2018 i An \u201c vo \u2018or s °c a i -\u2014 L .REASON- J | or single or couples | ABLE.CALL 737-7388 ANY- PLUMBING - ROOFING hp .; < \u201c NG oon Elevators.dining rooms or tray service.| Moving to \u2018AL S FOR ESTIMATES | \"Vo; : COMPLETE bedroom set, bureau: CALL US FO 3 Es TV.and lounge Smaller Quarters Qutental rug.9 x 12, Oriental runner.WESTMOUNT PLUMBING Tue Ni oi inen Tv.U.6-623.me 2 & ROOFING LTD SUPERVISION AT ALL TIMES Two fridges 21 inch TV LS | water skis: skis: skates: rugs: NINE piece dining room suite: » 206 OLIVIER AVE draperies; electric broiler: 3 Pace péhestertield: dresser.WESTMOUNT Kasilv © \\ \u20ac Jae .ee .dressing table: window seat cautt np: glassware: n sasilyv reached by Sherbrooke street ot : dressing \u2018a ana at tery, ete.Good condition.935-1189 | \u2018 : \u2018 : sustuions.Call 997-3254 9us ! Reasonable.Call 01 1356, ° | Metropolitan Blvd.WACRUT vanity\u201d table with mirror\u201d 151 WANTED TO PURCHASE tri light, $10; bedroom floral: el \u2014\u2014\u2014 USE OUR CLASSIFIEDS CALL 352-4143 - 352-4670 drones Poe re er $7 white 5554 WILL buy antigues, any cop- FOR BEST RESULTS KENMORE electri Tronerexvailent dition, all items, Call 288 5358, condition.$35.00.Call 932-1613 ve hour service anaes! Fr 151 WANTED TO PURCHASE | What Have You | To Offer?ANTIQUES, PIANOS, CARPETS, FRIDGES, STOVES.BEDROOM, DINING ROOM FURNITURE, CHINA CABINETS, T.V.'S, ETC.861-4301 \u2014 744-0948.is LôsT Reward Lost lady's prescription glasses in red leather case.On Greene Avenue, morning i of July 4th.Call 935-5828, 156 ~~ FOUND BATHING suit and book found corner Victoria and Sherbrooke, Please call 735-8016 and identify.158 DOMESTIC PETS ARE YOU TOO BUSY TO WALK YOUR DOG?LET US DO IT FOR YOU.CALL 634- 0102.BEAUTIFUL Dachshund pups from champion stock, male and female, ready to go, paper trained.Cal MU.4-9367.HIRE NON-TEACHERS?The time is overdue when those who are responsible for the training, employment and -development of teachers should examine the classroom situation to ascertain whether | highly qualified and highly paid teachers are performing duties which could be performed with equal efficiency by competent persons without professional training and at a considerable saving in cost to taxpayers.\u2014 Humboldt \u2018Sask.) Journal.NOTICE OF REGISTRATION | Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Article 157id of the Civil Code.of the registration in the Registry Office for the Registration Division of Montreal, on the 2th day of June, 1966, under No.1921578, of a general assignment and transfer by So! Wainberg, carrying on business under the firm name and style of Hudson Trading Co.te Aetna Factors Corporation Ltd.of all of the former's debts and book accounts, present and future, MONTREAL, July 4th, 1966, AETNA FACTORS CORPORATION LTD.Birdland .(Continued from page 7) face of the water, plainly showing a white stripe through and along the edge of the wing \u2014 another identification mark.Then back comes the bird to the same rock or sandy beach from which it started, where it will tecter along, the tiny tail going up and down, while it loudly calls \u201cpeet-weet\u201d.Besides several kinds of Sandpipers there are a number of other long-legged shore birds that may be found breeding in Canada: Godwits, Willets, two sizes of Yellowlegs, Knots, and those extremely long-legged birds, the Avocets, close to our southern border in Manitoba and Alberta.1f we should go over the border, we could find other long- legged birds, such as Egrets, Flamingos, and Ibises, not to mention one whose legs are so extraordinarly long that it has been given the name Stilt.° e Time running.(Continued from page 1) plans, within the framework of the amount of money involved.Then, if the architects work is approved by all parties concerned, specifications are worked out.Then tenders are called, and the tenders are opened, and the lowest tender usually is selected, and the contract is awarded.All this, of course, presupposes that land has been has been obtained somewhere, either by friendly dealing, or expropriation, and the latter method would start by going to Quebec with a special bill before the private bills committee.NOW The relocations office has been set upto find out what the real demands are, to assist residents to find suitable alternate accommodation.and to supply information on relocation to families concerned.Westmount is eager.even anxious, to do the best it can for any of its citizens, but it hasn't the power to spend money to go into the housing field, and the long way through CMHC from here looks filled with pitfalls, very few of which can be dealt with before July 1, 1967.Municipal \u2026 (Continued from page 1) believes that all ratepayers con- (cerned are justified in protest.,ing without delay.| Please note that appeals must be entered by individual ratepayers.Should you decide to appeal, and we strongly urge you to do so, a form letter and envelope are enclosed for your convenience.Protestant taxpayers must appeal to the Greater Montreal Protestant School Board.Taxpayers on the Neutral panel! must appeal both to that Board and the Secretary of the Montreal Catholic School Commission, 3737 Sherbrooke Street East, Montreal 36.Appeals must reach the Board or Boards no (later than July 8th.| The Westmount Municipal Association is awaiting further information which it believes may be useful to you in making representation when the Board or Boards agree to consider your appeal.Will you therefore please communicate in writing with the , Westmount Municipal Association, P.O.Box 157, Westmount \u201c6.as soon as you receive notice of the date on which your appeal will be heard.As no assessment policy has yet been announced with respect lo the Catholic panel, this letter ! is being sent to Catholic taxpayers for information only, with the suggestion that it be retained for reference when their position has been clarified.\u201d | Yours very truly.Colin M.Russel | President The letter to the Board: | Mr.Robert Japp.Secretary- Treasurer, ; Protestant Sehou! Board of Greater Montreal, , 6000 Fielding Avenue.Montreal 29, P.Q.| Re: Valuation Roll Increase | I For School Tax Purposes Dear Sir: \u201cPlease be advised that 1 am | hereby lodging an appeal against , the 19% increase in the valua- ,tion.for school tax purposes, of \"my property located at the ad- | dress in the City of Westmount las listed below.It is my contention that this! | increase is not warranted as the | valuation on my property is already established at a level con- \"sistent with standard valuation I practices.\u201d School i Use This Handy Form for Your Examiner Classified | ADDRESS esse essere nesene CLASSIFICATION .Your Ad: + arosssceu00 SE .hone .aeceresae seen cc000 \u201c+.Date EXAMINER 7005 Kildare Rood, Montreal 29 Mail or Deliver To: CLASSIFIEDS Phone For Assistance | HU.1-045 | How to figure Examiner Classifieds\u2019 low cost: Total First 10 \u2018Balance .words words e.words in above ad._\u2014 Minimum charge \u2014 @ 54\u20ac [] Payment Herewith \u2014 A 25¢ billing charge will be added to your invoice if payment does not accompany this order.75¢ | ove eee per word \u2018Scales are tipped .(Continued frem page 1) Interest and Tax Penalties 38.300 210,583 Service Charges 45.000 6,240 Recreation and Community Services 37.800 60,076 Light and Power Department Profit 72,865 90,524 Government Contributions 52,000 53,811 $3,910.265 $4,412,044 Deficit for the year trunsferred to Reserve under By-law 436 156,632 $3,910,265 $4,568,676 Nolte 1: Prior to 1965, »t was the policy of the City to charge expenditures on replacements of fixed assets of which the costs recur annually to general fixed assets and to appro priate from loan by-laws funds to meet these expenditures, whereas in 1965 expenditures of this nature were charged to operations, The effect of this change in policy increases the deficit for the year by $85,890.Note 2: Taxes collected un behalf of, and paid to, school authorities for 1964.65 $1,858,959.) and 1965-66 1$],448 521 ' are excluded from totals.EXPENDITURE Budget Actual (Amended General Government $ 634,540 $ 662,939 Protection to Persons and Property Fire 421,192 431,750 Police 617,068 638,465 Street Lighting 89,800 89,084 Building Inspection 14,515 14,943 Parking Lots 15,000 30,294 1,157,575 1,204,536 Public Works: Administration 239,551 309,604 Sidewalks and Roudways 82,000 150,368 Winter Roads 291,260 258,585 612,811 718,557 Sanitation and Waste Removal: Sewers 17,000 18,133 Street Cleaning 93,400 104,213 Garbage Collection and Disposal 160,761 172,599 271,16) 204,945 Recreation and ommunity Services: Parks 155,286 148,415 Recreation 148,525 154,313 Public Library 104,093 105,694 Victoria Hall 12,195 82,161 480,099 490,583 Health 59,154 50,963 Public Welfare 20,995 14,61 \u2018Debt Charges: Sinking Fund Instalmems 531,303 Debenture Interest 375,239 673,930 906,542 City of Westmount's share of Metro debt service charges \u2018$300,000.1 less portion deferred to 1966 «$75,000.225,006 $3,910,265 $4.568,676 Tax hike.(Continued 2.Neutral Panel: \u2014 from page 1) Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal School Commission 3.Montreal Metropolitan Corporation It is important to note that the above increases do not apply to the Catholic School Commission assessment roil which Will be deposited in the early Fall.While the Council has no authority in law to appeal School Board increases in the City's Valuation Roll, we wish to point out that Protestant School taxpayers have the right to appeal the School Assessment increase by writing Mr.Robert Japp, Secretary-Treasurer, Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal.6000 Fielding avenue, Montreal 29.The Neutral Panel taxpayers may appeal by writing both the | Protestant School Board of | Greater Montreal as above, and.Mr.Sylvio de Grandmont, Sce- retary.Montreal Catholic School Commission, 3737 Sherbrooke ! street east, Montreal 36.As a matter of information,\u2018 please note that any appeal and Montreal Catholic 19%, 12% must be received by the Schoul Board or Boards prior to July 8th, 1966.M.L.Tucker Mayor : A PROVINCE OF QUEBEC DISTRICT OF MONTREAL No.tke 666 SUPERIOR COURT GREN INC.a body politic and corporate.duly incorporated.with head office and pilncipal place of business in the City and District of Montreal.Plaintadf vy ROBERT DAVID ROBERTSON.of the City of Westmount.Ihe.tiict of Montieal Defendant BY ORDER OF THE COURT: The Defendant ROBERT DAVID ROBERTSON is ordeted to appear within one manth from the Ferein- below mentioned date.Montreal, June 29.1968 Wilfred Brodeur, Deputy Prothenotary of the Superior Court, MTRES, GREENBLATT, GINSBLRG.GARDNER & GLAZER Attorness for Plaintiff 1440 Towers St.Suite Hn Montiral 25 Quebec.9961 'L Air Aopsiny) 'ioujuoxy junouysam aL \u2014 || Qu The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, July 7, 1966 \u2014 12 94 12.00 MONDAY, AM.noon LA PM.3.30 5.00 6.00 8.00 A 12,04) 1.230 3,30 9.50 ADM, 10.30 12.30 1.30 3,00 5.00 6.00 7.50 1.00 2.00 3.00 1.00 5.00 PM.PM.PM.PM.AM.noon PM PM.PM.PM.5 PM.PM AM.PM, PM.PM.PM.PM.PM.PM PM.PM.PM.PMed to to to to to to to tu to to to to to to to to to to to to tu 12.00 noon PM PA P.M PM PM 1.30 3,30 4.50 6.00 8.00 0.45 12.00 noon 1.30 3.30 4.50 6.00 7.15 8.15 9.45 P.M PM 10.30 12,30 1,50 3.00 5.00 6.00 7.430 9.45 A.M 2.00 3.00 4.00 2.00 5.45 PM PM PM.PM.PM.P.M.PM.PM.P.M.P.M.P.M.P.M.PM.PM.PM.PM.PM.PM.4 INCLUSIVE THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY INSTRUCTION \u2014 ADULTS AND CHILDREN «Register with Lifeguard.ADULTS ONLY 13 YEARS OF AGE 14 YEARS OF AGE ADULTS ONLY GENERAL SWIM 16 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER AND OVER WEDNESDAY s INSTRUCTION \u2014 ADULTS AND CHILDREN Register with Lifeguard: ADULTS ONLY 13 YEARS OF AGE AND UNDER 14 YIKARS OF AGL ADULTS ONLY GENERAL SWIM AND OVER FAMILY SWIM (FAMILIES ONLY 16 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER ATURDAY 13 YEARS OF AGE 14 YEARS OF AGE ADULTS ONLY 13 YEARS OF AGE 13 YEARS OF AGI: ADULTS ONLY GENERAL SWIM 16 YEARS OF AGE FAMILY SWIM» SUNDAY 13 YEARS OF AGE 14 YFARS OF AGE 16 VEARS OF AGE FAMILY SWIM GENERAL SWIM AND OVER AND UNDER AND OVER AND OVER AND UNDER AND OVER AND OVER NB.ADULTS ARE ALLOWED IN AT ALL TIMES.CHILDREN UNDER SIX YEARS OF AGE MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT, Canadian Pacific flies you, floats you, trains you, AND UNDER AND UNDER Pool schedule | Playground TO SEPTEMBER 5th, TUESDAY.and puts you to bed at night.What a way to holiday! Call your Canadian Pacific agent Scenic Dome rail travel Low-cost rail fares + Alaska and Caribbean cruises + Hotels and resorts across Canada Steamship bookings to Europe « Airlines across Canada and linking five continents Canadian Gacific TRAINS / TRUOKS / BHIPS /PLANES / HOTELS / TELECOMMUNICATIONS WORLD'S MOST COMPLETE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM London Express Service.program underway The Summer Playground Program for resident boys and girls, ages 6 to 16.is now under way.The program offers many activities to the youngsters who will be staying in the city for part of the summer.Picnics, | tours of interest, handicrafts, ' and sports are on the program.Miss Judy Dryburgh will supervise at Prince Albert Park, Mr.Terry Chuprun at Westmount Park.and Mr.Larry Dallas at Staynor Park.Miss Sanda Stef- anesco is the handicraft teacher at the rink.Children may register at the playground most convenient to their residence by contacting the supervisors at the comfoit stations of the respective parks.Further information may be had by contacting John Garland at 932-4293.In Europe, folk legend credits the hedge hog with being a weather prophet.Lifesaving courses Following candidates were awarded the Bronze Medallion of the Royal Lifesaving Society following special instruction by Miss Mary MacKay and Mr.Robert Aiken at the Westmount Swimming Pool: Bronze Medallion.James Eb- bitt, Gerald Fortin, Janet Hul- big, Bruce Sherry, Nancy Thom and Vanessa Vorman.Senior Artificial Respiration Award: James Ebbitt, Gerald Fortin, Jim Harbottle, Janet Hulbig, Nancy Thom and Vanessa Vorman.Junior Artificial Respiration Award: Bruce Sherry.JA SERVICE GUAR « mechanics who are really familiar with all models » up-to-date modern facilities « spare parts under same roof JAGUAR OF EASTERN CANADA LTD.8505 Delmeade Road, Montreal.Tel.747-3531 \u201cYour headquarters ROVER 2000 and 2000 TC of weather, and it is absolutely Excerpt SPORTS CAR \"We have driven a ROVER 2000 TC for nearly 3000 miles on all kinds of roads and in every kind that has ever been presented in the pages of thi AVAILABLE AT (SALES) COMPANY 382 VICTORIA AVE., WESTMOUNT CALL 482-9595 for good servicing\u201d we believe that the best sedan is magazine\u201d.from \u2018Car and Driver\" May 1966 SPECIALISTS "]